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Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-10-08

w We understand that Senator Doolittle
Of Wisconsin, and Ignatius Donnelly, Esq,
the Republican candidate for Lieut. Governor,
will address the Republicans of St. Paul, on
Saturday evening next.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-10-08
St. Anthony Republican Convention.

The Republican Convention for the st. An
thony Representative District was held at st.
Anthony last evening. 1t was Mass Con-
vention, and was the largest and most enthu-
siastic Republican caucus ever held in that
city. Nearly three hundred votes were cast.
WILLIAM KlMBALL presided, and DAVID A.
SECoMBE and GEORGE P. BALDWIN were noni-
mated for Representatives. Two strong men
both as to character and ability. st. Antho-
nv is improving.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-10-08

W@ There is field OF broom corn in the
vicinity of Rockford, Ills, of nearly 800
acres. Ordinarily three acres will produce a
ton; at this estimate. crop this year will be
worth $4,000.
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Pennsylvania.

-.. ...... EATON, Pa, Oct. l.
The Northampton County Opposition Con-
vention met at Nazareth to-day. Robert P.
Black and Geo. Wenner were nominated for
the Assembly. A resolution recommended
A. h. Reeder as candidate for Governor was
unanimously adopted.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-10-08

10 We'have seen it stated in the press
South that the aggregate of cold is greater
the present year than during any one for 70
years past, except that of 1915.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-10-08
From Illinois.

...-. ST. LOUIS, Sept. 80.
The National Democratic State Central
Committee of Illinois has called conve ntion
to be held at Springfield, on the 10th of JAM
uory next, to choose delegates to the Charles
ton Convention.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-10-08

W- The Opposition in Louisiana have no.
minated Thomas j. Wells, of Rapides, for
Governor. The election is on the 9TH of No.
vember. .'i'a
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-10-08
Premium for best Fire Engine. &c.

.@A q" 2-" PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1. =,
The first premium horn for steam fire en-
gines was awarded by the Agricultural Socie-
ty to the Hibernia Engine Co. The commit
tee report that she threw water 254 feet hori-
zontaliy, and 1873 feet vertically. The Wash
ington received the second prize, and Good
Intent the third. In point of steady action
the latter was superior.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-10-08
Destructive Fires.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 1.
This afternoon a fire broke out in the hay
press of VIM. I. Hughes, corner Marriatt's
Lane and Jefferson avenue. A quantity of
new hay had been recently placed in the press
and the fire may have risen from this cause.
The press, which has front of about 100
feet on Marriatt's Lane and about GO or 70 on
the Avenue, was totally destroyed with all its
contents. TO-. J,....i.,. .... o..
Water was very scarce, and for time the
conflagration looked as if it would sweep
through all the narrow courts in the block
A number of dwellings were also destroyed.
.a LAFAYETTE, Ia, Oct. l..
Between the hours of and o o'clock last
evening a fire broke out in row of frame bull
dings on South Columbia street, occupied as
grocery and provision stores. Tho prompt
arrival of the tiremen prevented the destruc-
tiou of large brick block adjoining. While
this fire was in progress, four other buildings
in as many parts of town, were discovered
to be on fire, but in time to prevent their en-
tire destruction for the sake of plumber.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-10-08

W The poet laureate of England, Alfred
Tennyson, is great smoker, prefers meer-
schaum, and rarely takes cigar. ~ -
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-10-08

~ Mr.. Alphonse Sax, jr., has invented a
new instrument, which he calls the trombone
sarOmnitOni9ue.
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Assignment.
BosToN, Oct. l

r........, BosToN, Oct. /.
Messrs. Blake, Keisley & Co., who failed
last week, with liabilities to the amount of
half million dollars, have made special as
signment for the benefit of their creditors.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-10-08

aY Horace Greeley reached New York,
on his return from California, in the steam
er Moses Taylor, on Monday night the Oath.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-10-08

az The Artesian Well at Columbus, O.,
has reached depth Of 2,245 feet, and no wa
ter vet ..t. .H, ...
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-10-08

Yulee, and Green were in Washington City
On the 18th.
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BpiscopaRConvention.
New YORK, Oct. l.

The Protestant Episcopal Convention of the
Society q New York yesterday, declined to
ask OF the House of Bishops, at the next gen.
eral convention, the remission of the sentence
Of suspension. which 10 years ago condemned
Bishop Onderdonk to retirement. The remis.
sion, if granted, will restore the Bishop to his
Episcopal functions; but if the wishes OF this
convention are complied with, tn. whole ad.
ministrative jurisdiction of the diocese will
remain in the hands of the present provision
a Bishop, the Ri. Rev. DR.. Potter.
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More Specie Gone,

.r.., go,s.- New YORK, Oct. l.
The steamer New York sailed for Liverpool
at noon to-day. She took out upwards of
100000. 'A'3A '- -' FL. t.',- 90 .'. p.
The steamer Borussia sailed for Southamp-
ton with $S6O,OO0. .-----.
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NEWH ITEMS .

Hon: Alfred Caldwell, the Senator elected
from the Wheeling District to the Virginia
legislature, Is an active memberso of the Ma
tionat Republican Committee, whose head
nnartarS aro af Wocb;n~<on
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The Reemelin Letter...The Brazen At.
tempt to Produce q False Inn preston.

The Reemelin Letter...The BraZen At.
= tempt to Produce . False Impression.
A citizen Of Ohio, well posted upon men
and politics in that State, sends us the fol-
lowing communication respecting Mr.. Reeme-
Inns political status Mr.. Reemelin whom
the Pioneer is attempting to brag up as Re-
publican to give force to his testimony against
Mr.. Baker:
"MEssRs. EDITORS Among other expedi-
ents resorted to in order to affect Mr.. Baker S
chances for triumphant election, is to pro
duce the false impression that Charles Reeme-
lin of Cincinnati, Ohio, the author of the
letter filled with inuendoes, and intended as
a direct interference in Minnesota politics, lis
Republican, and acts with the Republican
Party" This will be news to the people Of
Ohio and particularly those in Cincinnati. By
every one livingin that city where Mr.. Reeme-
lin resides, this assertion is known to be false,
and will be so branded Mr.. R. in his letter
to Densmore is very careful not to sag nor aoill
he dare sag, that he is a Republican and acts
with that Party. Those who are familiar with
his course, know very well that he never did
act with, and 60 with the Republican Party.
In 1854 he had trouble with the Democracy
of Hamilton County in Ohio, on account of a
secret order formed among them, known as
"Miami Tribe" from which he was excluded;
and during that fall he was publically driven
out of a Democratic Meeting in a grove near
the city. He then made some "anti- Nebras-
ka" speeches and did the Democracy con-
siderable injury and by many it was tho the
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-10-08

| "Howly murther what has she been ai,in,, p,'
| 1t was q skunk.
The Atlantic Monthly, it is reported ;s
about to be sold. Several parties are nepori,
ating for its purchase, among whom we have
heard the names of Prof. Longiellow and Jas.
| Russell Lowell mentioned.
W The " National Democratic State Cen
trail Committee" Of Illinois, representing the
Administration wing of the party, have issued
| a call for State Convention, to be held at
Springfield on the 10th of January next, to
appoint delegates to the Charleston Convcn-
ton.
The Nationals get the inside track" on
the DOuglasites, in thus taking time by the
forelock. 1t is the signal for a contest which
will end in a double delegation from the State
| at Charleston.
The New York Express and the Buffalo
Commercial Advertiser, the latter with many
reservations, are now the only papers in the
State OF New York which support the mixed
ticket recently nominated by the X. n Con-
ventiOn.
Mr.. Il. S. Foote, of Mississippi, who want
ed to hang John P. Hale, publishes long let
ter, IN which he speaks in terms of warm ap-
proVal OF the spirit Of Senator Douglas mag
azine article.
The Hon. W. B. Reed made speech at
Philadelphia the other night, and said that
-" the Fremont folly of 1856 will be nothing,
to the fierce fanaticism of 1860" He is strong
for saving the Union by hsrmonizing the DEM
ocratic party.
"How is it." said a gentleman to Sheridan,
'that your family has not o attached to iti
Your family is Irish, and no doubt iustIious."
mo family has better right to than our
said Sheridan, for we osos every.
body" .-... :
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n. lorH By Law" Proxies 70 feDfeeent ofoek
the space o. two yssrs from IL 49, sseFsfu
M Papers sdvsrtsins for ~ cc.,sns q ~
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Fran Washington.

WASHINGTON, Sept. e.--The report by the
steamer Habana, that Minister McIane had
presented his uItifmatrtm to Jnarez, is author
itativelyS contradicted. IL 10 we'll known
here that the preliminary points between
the two nations were satisfactorily arranged
during the presence of Lerdo here. The
main points are the right of way across
the Northern States of Mexico, from the Rio
tirande to Mazstlan and from Arizona to
Guaymas, the United States TO have the priv
ilego OF the transportation of troops on both
routes, and the right to protect the latter: In
which case the United States Is to pay 81 600,
oW, half 10 be appropriated for the satisfac ton
OF American claims.
Gen. Harvey informs Gen Scott Of all the
circumstances of the occupation Of San Juan
island. 1t appears he sent troops TO the island
without specific Instructions. but 10 protect
the few American citizens there In view OF
the counter claims of America and England
20 this island, there is interest felt about the
matter IN diplomatic circles.
The resignation OF Hendricks Commissioner
OF the Land Office has been accepted,
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FALL RACES.
q N.O Ash An Dfy u. \
&&kr a !ss s::,as 'sas :


4AAA RAcEsafAA4IsmRR,sMT,kAs;)
N&S1 Isc9.-C m m 8 3 81 = =
&& THURSDAY, zsS oetobs
ASHLAND COURSE, in Hanover coust,. W
viii eontinue i've days. ~ follows:
FIRST pAf-FIRsT RAcE-Ssrssystoks Sor
two-year old Colts and Fillies sinrle dssh al =
mule; Slo0 entrance; $50 forfeit; 500 added ), he
Club, provided two or more start.
SECOND KAcE-Stctspyfake, for throe-year ola
Colts and Fillies; two mile heats; $50 eirfrAncH
500 forfeit; 30 added by the Club. provided two
or more start. ~
SECOND .pAY-FIRsr RAcR.-Sree,,soks for
three-year old Colts which have never won raes.
miie meats 500 entrance; $50 forfeit; olO0 adled
oy the Club, PROVIDED two or more start.
s,sfoSp hAcE-Prorrtetey's Parse, 500; thrso
THIRD DAY-Flasr RAcx.-s;.rl. Dn,A A.
t%o mics Tree for all ages, for purse Of 03oO On
.ne part oil the Club; SO entrance, to 90 With lie
81 S.Gosp RAcs-Joek.y C7ss PURGE, eso; four
FOURTH DAY-FrRsr RAcx.-Sveepssnl.. e..
three-year old Colts and Fiilien: two miis h..so.
500 entrance; 500 forfeit; S3OO added 81 az
Club, provided two or more start.
SECOND RAcx-Pyoprtstor's Parse oaoo: tva
mile heats. ''s 1872 sN~
FIFTH DAY-Hdndieap Parse Ssoo for bsaAs.
horses oil the meeting; two mile heats.
entrances for the Swee pStakes to cleo ON lsf
october, 1889. Address the uudersi med.
NATH'L A. THOMPSON,
Secretary Ashland Jockey Club.
ASHLAND, Hanover co, Va, August l, IS1o
au l-lawt27thO
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WATCHES. JEwELRx. &c.

r. WATCHES, yEWELRY. SILVER
"a AND PLATED WARE.-My stock Of M
N2 ABOVE articles, is nov very extensive; hav-
- ing Just received large additions to nv be-
plete in every department. .A sAA YUM
g., Would a. ca sttentiop especially to my stock of
Z. eynold Lemon, Liverpool; Jules, Jersensen.
EH9penhassn' with adjusted ehTonometer balances;
kers. ~s~AsSsS' MAJ
is very full, embracing gold silver md stssi frswso
rom whlch can suit any one needing optical Adj
AMongs5 my assortment 10 full supply OF the cele-
DRAFTED Brazilian Pebble GLASSES Persons IN
want q a really superior article, aDt something
that will Improve their vision should NOT fa,h 3
n; B-Brazilian Pebble and other Glass fitted m
soia frames. 8. A. MYERS,
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DRY GOODS. cARpnr1ro, 90.

WATKINS I FIckLEN- ~ !, er
vseY LARGE, ArrR "a \ ) ii kSfikh
RicH, IA ~ Il { { IND az scs 2Ss 6 STAPLE
,weare now prepared to EXHIBIT our Fall pur-
'a E.f ESs'fs' ELEGANCE AND VARIETY.
masias ~ an "a ENTIRELY NEW STOCK, our Gus
and dealer. gsp = sn's nf Il eq e. a s
Mosr TfssfEFTL DESIGNS and we are conf
dent that 20 stock in this or the Eastern cities can
as sperisl attention n oSsalnIng The
p0MESTiC GOODS al Of which we pledge our
selves TO seil low as they can be bought in this
stesk S q hLAbiEs DRESS GOODS. inst opened
Elsssai I'VE ana low; rloascsd SILK sn ROPES
Rish f and iesyy bR6SAT II; i 4 ARMuREs
All Coiors and Black eros D'EPSoM.
Al Coiors and Black eros p'ORAN.
Fancy rl, ppd Bsc sol BiAfApERE and cANNELE
Beautiful t9iered FRENcH FoULARps.
BLACK SILKS Of all widths and qaalitjes.
p''A ~ WgRsTEp pRESs GooDSi
Rich Paris Printed CASHMERE FLoUNcED
super ,High-colored FRENCH MoUsLAINE
Plaid SjIk =, and d. Wool Y, y VELOUR DE PARIS
Rich Chintz Colored Printed FRENCH MERI-
Figured 1ned" FRENCH PopLINs.
French, British and American DEkAiNNEISS; n,no
FRINcH MERINoEs in all coIqrs,.
M Ter ri PLh Ill ali Wool Tor cdrens wear
GENTLi,jE;ALEEnn,'S E " EiAARpps
oXFoBb MTXED poESkINSS;; r,a
simonIs Black Ind FANG, CLOTHS, ,r,,,rt~cs
TWEE rs, CASSlM ERES. &C., for Boys wear.
4 complete assortment Of Silk, Wool and Cotton
HOSIERY for Ladies: Misses and Gents; and all
'i''''''' JoTViY'S BEST KID GLOVES.
Daily receiving NEW GOODS, which we will be
pleased 10 SUI" at " Wtht 'ITiNs &. FIcKLEN,
5-1w l5o Main ST., square below the banks.
FAAA SAM'L NJ. PRICE & co.
Are now receiving by every steamer and packet,
'"''' FANCY AID STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Of the very latest importatlons Among which may
Rich BrScsde and Bayat SILKS
P P IN. RP PSp n ne gTsat variety
Brncade do,
P PinIs Printed 81 81 LANES
De Lame ROBES
Robe de MATILDA
Valencia ROBES
EALENCIAS, plain and Bayadsre
VELOUR De PARIS new styles
Tourquise CLOTHS, all colots
POLL DE CIEVRES
English PRINTS and GINGHAMS
Mourning GOODS of every variety.
Also n large lot of beautiful
silk and Velvet V ESTiNGS
CLOTHS and CASSI MER ES. in great variety.
All of which they will sell as low as can be
bought in TINS or any other market,
Sc 3-ts SAM'L NJ. PRICE co.
TALL TRADE. 1859.
+ CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE EXCLU
SiVELY. -
WORD & WEISIGER,
No. II PEARL STREET,
Have in store the largest and best assorted stock
Of READY MADE CLOTHING thew have ever
offered for sale. Their Goods have been manuiace,;
tured upon the best terms and Hade OF the BEST
MATERIAL and in the most FASHIONABLE
STYLE.
Merchants of Virginia, North Carolina and Ten
nessee are invited to examine our stock before
making their purchases elsewhere We are deter
mined to offer tqud! tHdaeeMeHtS with any house
III thu any other market.
WnPD W EISIGER No u Pearl
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by e. D. NO1ks AuCt.
.~~~ ~ A rrrIEFig n = - 81,

I AND-BEAUTIFUL FARM-2I2 ACRES.
IL Ishs sell. at pTp1lIe auction, unless sold pr
So o'clock. the farm on which reside, called
Manchester and Coal PIT Turnpike, (which Is now
. free road.l about two miles from the city Of
Richmond, and of which beautiful view is had =
About 60 acres are cleared and in read life. pro-
susceptible of the hest improvement There
is enou. wood on the balance to pay for the place
beautiful grove Of oaks. Towering one acre, j and
consist OF a Dwelling, 2ox6D with rooms and )
passas es. and a Kitchen and Laundry. both built
OF brick in substantial and neat manner, covered
with tin. The Negro House, Dairy. Smokes House
&c, are framed. The Barn, STABLES, Carriage,'
House &c, &c, are situated little out OF the
grove.
The expenditure of few hundred dollars. in dee
orations, would make IT one of the most desirable
nroverbially sood the water is superior: the
neighborhood unexceptionable. / will take plea
sure in showing the lands to any one WISHING 10
view.
sale. HEZ. q. ARCHER.
tIa%
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& ANDERSON. No los Mai,

- street, Richmond. Vreinia. IMPORTERS OF
HARDWARE. CUTLERY, GUNS, AND :, AN
CHOIR BOLTING CLOTHS. have received per
ships Calhoun Empire State" and Lucy
Thompson their all importation, comprising
LARGE assortment of fine and heavy HARDWARE,
to which they invite the attention of the Merchants
of Virginia, Tennessee and North Carolina, guar
anteeing 70 sell as cheap be had in any city,
North or East
They are also sole Agents for Fairbanks Justly
celebrated Scales, Vests improved Forcing and
Lifting Pump. French Bur and Esopus Al i'll stones,
and BostCn Betting Company's Rubber Betting
Hose and Packing.
\. B.-orders shall receive their prompt and care
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BY Crenshaw Il Co., Aucfs.
= ono BAGS RIO COFFEE. oo1 I

2.2US LAGUAYRA COFFEE. AT ATC,
TION-We shall sell on WEDNESDAY Y, I4th INST.
at our Warehouse on the Basin commencing AT ~
NJ or Immediately after Messrs. Dunlop Moncure
& Cos sale of Sugar, the balance Of the Winifred's
cargo, consisting OF
2203 bags RIO COFFEE,
Very PRIME quality, and in double bags i'm ported
by us direct from Rio de Janeiro, and selected ex-
pressly for this market.
ALSO,
III bags LAGJA Y RIA COFFEE, stYictlp prime.
TERNs.-Under S1O0, cash; over 500, months
credit, for approved paper.
7-dtdS CRENSHAM &
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WOODS HOLE, Sept 5.-John and Andrew,
sons OF Reuben Small. were drowned in Wa
quot Bay last Saturday. Their ages wer'
nine and twenty-four years. Both bodies To-
cONprpd
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CAB ELL HOUSE,

~ No. 49, MAIN STREET, LyNcHBURc, Va.
J. RORABACk.. ............. PRoPRIETeR,
=. N L fJf' ~ Elk
Beg leave 10 announce to their friends aud the
public generally, that the &C A BE l. l. y is now
open. II has been extensively furnished, and Will
be conducted by the present proprietor upon the
most approved style in all respects.
The location has been conceded to be the best IN
the city, being in the very centre of business.
the business street within few minutes walk OF
the depots, warehouses, banks, &c
AGENTS have been appointed in the principal
cities on the seaboard 20 forward delcaces as they
appear.
With ample means to conduct the business the
proprietor hatters himself that, with the manage
ment Of Capt. KYLE. the standard OF Hotels viii be
raised in Ly nchburs.
~. Omnibusses, Baggage WAGONS and Porters
will DO at tina de pots and boat landings to convey
passengers to- and from the house au 22-dlm
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THE TCNSrALL HOUSE.
l. 9RAGHEAD STREET,

DASYTLLE, VIRGINIA.
With new furniture, and newly repaired, we
sure Visitors that efforts will he spared to promote
their comfort, and respectfully solicit a trial.
The TUNSTALL HOUSE is also the STAGE
OFFICE, and our omnlhnsses VIII always be II
readiness TO carry passengers 70 and from the
Depot. 4. 6. WALTERS,)
In. WALKER. Proprietors.
fe 1l--lyd w. T. SIMMONS,
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INDIANAPOLIS, IA, Sept. 5.-Ex-Governor
Wallace, one OF our oldest residents and lately
Judge Of the Court of Common Pleas, died OF
apoplexy last night
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REAJIItCL LOT ON MARSHALL, BE.
~ TWEEN 10Th AND I1rH STREETS.-After
ne q, fore re 2lng sale, Will be- sold most valuable
between 10th and 18th streets. fronting 80 feet run,
nlng back lo2teet, to wide alley--bcing part of
the Academy lot, and Justly regarded as among the
Terms at sale. GODDIN APPERSON,
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RICHARD Nooh
Sale BY GoDpIs Il APPERsoS, Aucts. se3
. IIT : SALE OF LAMBS LYING IN

4 UCTTON SALE OF LANDS LYING IN
"A KANAWHA COUNTY. TO BE MADE IN
THE CITY OF RICHMOND. ON THE 18TH
DEGREES Of the Circuit Court Of the. City of Rich
mond. entered on the sd day OF November, 1851,
and on the llth day OF June, 1889, IN a Chancery
Others the undersigned, as Commissioner, win
proceed. on THURSDAY, the 18th day Of pseem- q,
AUCTION. at the front door Of the State Court
II use. in Richmond, certain TRACT or LAs y.
count, of Kanawha. containing 1900 acres, psrt
Of IS 900 acre tract. patented 10 General ssmasi
Smith, deceased, late Of BALTIMORE Msr,sna n "a
Is, the undo rsisned a. Commissioner. 70 Abel Y.
sinnest hy deed. bearing date the 18TH asy o. Suiy'
ty Court OF said Kanawha county, 70 which feIer,
ence is made for more full description OF said
Land and of the boundaries thereof.
hnll,u, a.N a. ID fnowa nj the time and place of
sale. ANphE = ia5TcnMnag ~.
An U-d1m speciai commissioner.
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Election M L.,ve,.r..,.

LEAvEsWoRTH, K. T., Sept. 6-The mnn,ei.
pal election here yesterday, resulted In the
sieetion OF benman, (Dem.) Mayor. by a re-.
uaced majority. II is believed the R.nnh,i.
gotleil anu
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nv VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST,
Is exeeuted 10 me by J. c. Rittershonse and wife,
on the slst day Of August, ISIS. shall proceed TO
.st Nv reauest OF the beneficiary in said deed, on
ths PREMISES, ON THU RS DAY. the 18th day Of Sep
tember the property Hientianed in sad deed, COM
eastern half of lot No. l6. iii q survey made Tor
Jessee Williams, and annexed 10 deed for said
,nnns sek no feet to "A allsy with the huildInas
thereon. j. T.SLIION Jkn
hu 29-dtdn Trustee.
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OIICE.-The CO partnership heretofore OK
l. lstnE between the unde ned, under the firm
Of VOEGELE X WEIDEMEYER, is this day
dissolved, by mutual consent. The stock and ac-
counts of the late concern have been placed in the
hands ot \. A. STCRDIVANT and CRkNSHAW
WELLFORD. Attorneys at Law, with full au-
thorIty to dispose OF and settle the same.
G. l.. VOEGELE.
au lets GEO. D. WEIDEMEYER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-07
DESCRIPTIONS. &c.

CO-PARTNERSEiIPN 0TICE.-The under
- signed have formed o-partnership. dated
August /. under the style and firm of II. STkRN
K BROTHER, and have taken the store, No. l07,
Main street, formerly occupied by Kelley 4 Ma
BOOTS and SHOES.
Couutry me rchants and city dealers. and the pub
lie IN gene raj, are requested to call and examine
very low prices, either wholesale or retail.
HlMAN STERN,
August %, 1859. HENRY STERN.
all 25-2mt