davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Nevada national., 1859-11-19
Constable's Sale.
Township of Grass Valley. Nevada Co.

BY VIRTUE Of an Execution 10 me delivered, is
sued out Of the Court of : c. RICHARDSON, Esq .
an acting Justice OF the Peace in and for the Coun-
~ aforesaid, bearing date October END A D.. 1889
10 satisfy Judgment rendered by the aforesaid
Justice of the Peace on the 2l-t day Of Oct ober,
A. D., 1859, in favor OF N. Berwin, ami against
Richard Harvey, for the sum Of 81. 80 Debt Inter
est, Damages and Costs Of Suit. have taken in
Execution and will sell to the highest bidder for
Cash on the premises, in Grass Valley Township
all the Right Title and Interest OF the said Richard
Harvey in and TO the following described property
to wit :-A Tunnel running into Alta HILL and all
the Tools belonging TO the same. The said tunne,
starts in at the foot Of the Slide, and North
wardly into the hill.
On SATURDAY, the 18th day Of November A n
1859, between the hours Of O'Clock 4. NJ, and s.
clock, p. NJ Taken as the property of Richard Har
vey to satisfy the above demands and accrung costs
{. c. TOWNSEND, Constable.
Nevada national., 1859-11-19
Owner Wanted.

An owner ismanted for small size, GRAY are
Colt about four years old Smooth Shod, trots we'll,
under the saddle Branded CY on left hip TAX
en- near Nevada City, Oct l. 1859, from the posses
sion OF one Duncan Nc Crae also one spanish saddle
vth an old 'nachere.'' and an old Birdie.
The owner is requested prove title and take the
property away. Call at the Sherif's OfEce, Nevada.
J. D. Van Hagan, sheriff Nevada Co.
Per I'd Burrill, Uadsr shsris.
Nevada national., 1859-11-19
Sherif''s Sale.

pY vitue ola Decree Foreclosure to me di-
ID ected, issued, out Of the District Court Of the
l4th Judicial District in and for Nevada County,
State Of California a Judgment rendered in said
Court on the 1ith day OF July. A. d. 1889. In IA
vor Of MICHAEL. McAUfIFFE, tnd against the WIS
CONSIN QUARTZ COMPANY for the sum Of sixteen
Hundred and Thirty-fo Dollars and Ninety -four
Cents, principal Debt. together with Interest on
sl3ls 81, At the rate OF Two per cent per month,
from June 10TH 1852 until paid, together with all
costs OF suit for the sale Of the following described
Property, to wit -
All the Corporate Property Of the Wisconsin
Quartz Mining Company. situated in Grass Valley
Township, Nevada County and State Of California,
including the quartz Mil at Grass Valley aforesaid,
with the lot which II stands and the other build
ngs belonging to the Company adjacent thereto al
so. the Machinery in said Mil, including Engine,
Pump. Boiler, Wood, 6c. all the Quartz Claims Of
the Company, known the wisconsin Lead, +" con
tanning 400 feet, with the dips and angles also
the tools In in said MILL with the rock there
lynR and being, Quicksilver and other appurtenan'
ces.
Notice is hereby given that will expose to Pub
nc sale, al the above described property, to the
highest bidder for Cash. in front Of the Court House
coor in Nevada City, on TUESDAY the 22nd day OF
November, A. d., 1859, between the hours of o.
clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock p. NJ
Given under my hand this 9th day Of October
A. ID. 1889.
J.B. VAN HAGAS, Sheriff Nevada Co.
Nevada national., 1859-11-19
BANKING HOURS.

On and after the goth inst, Banking hours
will be from 8 O'Clock in the morning. till s
o'clock p. M.. except on steamer and Satur-
day evenings, Ehen the Office will close at .
p. N. Depositors and others will please
oblige by being in during those hours.
A DELANO.
Nevada national., 1859-11-19

cDSmith, the famous nurseryman, near
Sacramento, says IT is more profitable to
manufacture grapes into wine than to cell
them at s cents per pound.
Nevada national., 1859-11-19

us- Fire Fire Fire Look to your safes-see
that you have Que Of Tilton McFariand's Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes.
Nevada national., 1859-11-19
LOST.
A Pocket Case of Surgical Instru-

nenis was lost some Ten days since, either on
Church. Neal or School Streets. The finder will be
suitably rewarded, whenever said Case is returned
TO the owner, I. A. T0sPKISS.
Grast Valley, Oct. :, 1850
Nevada national., 1859-11-19

A GRAND BALL
Will be Given at Hamilton Hall.
On Friday Evening, Nov. 25, 1850.
For the Benefit Of
The Catholic Church OF Grass Valley.
COMMITTEE oF ISyrrA- COMMITTEE ~ AHRANG-
TATIoN. sENrs.
Col s. C. Richardson, r. Rush,
T.. W. Haywood. Esq, William Watt.
A. y. Dibble. Esq. VIM. Loutzenheiser
II. ID. cady. Frank Hufniston,
Harry Thomas, James Barry
y. Mclaughlin. James X Bvrne.
William Mitchell c. =. Carroll
sam'l Horubrook, Charles r. Edwards.
II. G. Howard. 7. VI. Wood,
Con Riley, T. Dowd,
r. English.
MANAGING COMMITTEE
Boston Ravinc, Nevada.
John Judd, Hon Niles sc7rls
Joseph Keefe, II. Meredith, Esq.
VI. Ford. u. Collins
b. Cloonen, VIM. =. Anderion,
Wifi crook David Carty,
Jobn Te;rny John Colley
Solomon Crown, Allison Ranch.
Eureka 81. colbert;
John Hughes. i'no,nf y af tieins
Rough & Ready. plr.tr,,,a
7. Powers, w prchNhe'
Sam'l Gillian. W NAsSen
Moniezuma Hill San Juan
" Fox r. Murphy,
John Eagan James Cosgrovc.
James Malone Orleans Flat
Cherokee. v. Comfy
John Ryan. jeremiah Donovan
Frederick Wilder.
FinoH COMMITTEE.
Col. g. c. Richardson, J. Wilcox.
T.. " Hcyw0Od E,q. T. Galloway
Robert Watt. James Findey.
Frank Cleveland James Pounding
r. Corbett. Goldsmith
7. $. Smith, P NoOnen.
Nevada national., 1859-11-19
CONSTABtES' SALE.
State Of California, County of Nevada, =:

State Of California, County Of Nevada, SIS.
pY VIRTUE Of an Execution to me delivered, issu
ID ed from the Cour; Of S. G. RICHARDSON ESQ. an
acting Justice Of the Peace in and for the County
aforesaid bearing date October n 1889, TO satisfy
Judgment rendered by the aforesaid Justice Of the
Peace the 18th day Of Oct 4. d. 1859 in favor OF
MARTIN MURBAR, and against r ". wAI.STON. for
the sum Of s55 ~ Debt, Interest Damages and Cost-
Of Suit
have taken in Execution. and viii sell to the
highest bidder for Cash the premises. In Grass
Valley Township. on the West side OF Church Iiill
all the Right Title and Interest Of the said 7. VI.
Walsion, in and to the following described property
to wit ;-One Quartz Claim, together with all ap-
purtenances thereto belonging, also a certain per
tion of siuicing ground. situate near said quartz
claim. also the Ditch convey ing water the said
claims
On saturday, the 10th day of November a. n. 1885
between the hours Of o'clock. A II. and oclofk 4
7. ~, taken IS the property of y. n. walstou tc
satisfy the above demands and accruing Costs.
{. c. TOWNSEND. Constable.
Nevada national., 1859-11-19
DECLARATION.

Il NOW ALI. MEN BY THESE PRESENTS tha :
IN SARAH CRANE, wife Of Thomas +. Crane. now
of the Township of Grass Valley. County Of Nevada
and State of CALIFORNIA; do hereby declare and pub
lsh my intention from and after This date TO carry
on business In my own name and for my own benefit
TO wit That of keeping 4 liay and kcarfing
School. Farming aud Ranchng. in all ts branches,
keeping dairy buying and selling Of Cattle and 9th
Stock buying and selling Real Estate Leasing and
Renting the same including all matters Of Business,
that may legitimately apperiain thereto.
And do further declare that the sum invested by
me in the above business does not exceed the Of
Five thousand Dollars.
Witness my hand, the 10th day Of October. 4. n.
1859. SARAH CRANE
sigued in the presence Of 8 c. RIcHAKISoS.
State Of California. Nevada County, -
Township Of Grass Valley.
Before me : c. Richardson. an acting Justice Of
the peace in and for said County this day personal
lv appeared sarah Crane wife 0f Thomas r Crane,
personally known to me- to be the person whose sig
nature is Affixed TO the foregoing Declaration and
who is described therein, who. upon examination by
me. had. separate and apart from and without the
hearing Of her said husband and the contents Of
the said Instrument having been BY explained
and made known TO her. acknowledged to me that
she executed the freely and Voluntarily for the
use aud purposes therein expressed, without fear
from undue influence compulson upon the part
Of her said husband, and that she has no desire to
retract the execution Of the
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand
ais, the 18th day OF October, \. u. 1859.
: c RICHARDSON.
10 J. 7. Grass Valley Township.
Nevada national., 1859-11-19
NOTICE.

state Of California County Of Nevada
NOTICE is hereby given TO all persons interested in
the Estate of JAMES II. McMURTRY, deceased, 10 b
and appear before the Probate Court Of said Coun
tv al the regular term thereof. To be held at the
Court House. in the City OF Nevada. Monday, the
2Sth day of November. 4. u. 1859. at 10 o'clock 4
NJ, Of said dAy. and show why the Petition o
W : McMurtry. Administrator Of said Estate, pray
ing the sale Of the Real Estate Of the said deceased
therein described. should not be granted aud the
same be sold in accordance With said petition.
BY order OF the Court.
JOHN $. LAMBERT, Clerk.
12-taf Per Jos u. Le,ey, Dep.
Nevada national., 1859-11-19
S ECIAL NOT &c E s

MADISON LODGE NO. 20, F. A. M
n MEETS EVERY TUESDAY EVENING at tn
xrMasonic Hall.
s. MCLAUGHLIN, w.N
=. ". MasriS, see'y.
Nevada national., 1859-11-19

I. o. of K.
TCMOCHfCHI CAMP. No. -. I. o. Of X. meets
At Masonic and odd Fellows Hail. on Mllstreet
every MONDAY Evening
p a. ToMrKiys., See.
J. w.NYF, c. r.
Grass Valley. Feb. 10. ls5a.-2o-tf
Nevada national., 1859-11-19
BILIOUS DIsOrDErs.

The proper quantunl aud TigIit condition Of The
bile is OF momenious Importance 10 the health OF
the huTan frame. this vi rilurs medicine expeli
the hifen seeds Of the complaint and renders all N .
fluids znd secreiions afft and aueni. cleansing and
resusiiating the vital functions Of the body
Nevada national., 1859-11-19
sICKIlY FEMALES.

should lose time in trying few doses of this
regulating and renovating remedy what Fer nny ~
their complaint Il can be taken with safety in air
periodical and other dsorganiaaions its erect is alf
but mirsc ulous
Nevada national., 1859-11-19

10. o. T
Grass valley Lodge. No. iS.
INSTITUTED 3sth July 1s53 meets every Thurs
DAY night at ODD FELLOWS HALL. on Mil ST.
Brothers in good standing cordially invited to
attend. &. {. KING, N.G
p BgfLiSGER Il. s.
Grass Valley, july. l, 1859.
Nevada national., 1859-11-19
HOLL0WAT'S PILLS.

From whatever eanse, LOwstss ~ sr1Kirs. sud all
other signs Of diseased liver, and other dsorgani-
nation Of the system vanish under the Graduating
influence Of this all powerful aniseftie and deter
gent remedy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-28

Two thoughtless boys in Colchester, n. Y,
recently tied a tin pail to the tail of horse
worth $500. The animal ran away and kill
ed hisSelf.''
Gold has been found in some of the cobble
stones brought from the mining district east
of Sacramento TO pave the streets Of San Fran
cisco.
Col. Martin RosienkiewieZ. a distinguished
Polish exile. died in Cincinnati on last Satur-
day, in the 9th year OF his age.
The taxes in Austria imposed last May, and
which were TO continue only during the war;
are to be prolonged to November, 1860.
The sloop-of-war Vincennes having been
absent on the African COAST for two years, has
been ordered home.
Among the passengers by the Baltic was the
Rev. Bishop Baker, returned from his official
duties IL Oregon and California.
SIX hundred persons have lately been natu-
rallied in Utica, n. Y.
Mrs. Mary Profit, aged 102 years, died in
Nelson county, Va, on the Sd inst.
Leayenworth City, Kansas, is to be- lighted
with gas on the list of November
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-28
The Mechanics, Fair

The exhibition this year at the spacious hall
oil the Mechanics Institute is one of remarka.
BILE attrae.iyeness and variety 1t has been
literally patronized, as II always is-a cheer
ing fact, showing the decided interest Of our
people la the encouragement of mechanical
skill and the education OF mechanics There
Ia no Institution in Virginia which has
stronger claims on the friendship and co.ope.
ration Of the citizens of the Commonwealth
There are admirable schools CONNECTED with
the iasiisntion for the instruction Of appren-
tees. and OF poor youths who would be other.
wise unable TO obtain the means OF hno w4edge
We are not surprised, therefore, that the
Poems OF the Institute are always crowded
Ios 3 = a cause which appeals To the STATE
prsaes the Interests and the philanthropy ! /,
me eommaaity. May we not hope thai ,bs
& ussie VIII seon come when some OF our men ~
Nsaiih. ~ the same wise and manifeent spirIl
sieh hAs Ken exhibited towards Mechanics,
Institutes ~ Northern cities. and ~ "a,
~ zee etherr awards tbs AgricuItnral
4 n 4. asat af ~ Military Iustlsats ~ or
~ mssae viii apdoW lafeely and iif.rsta,
'A's Aseasaies' 1nstitnts u Virginia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-28
Trial of John Brown.


This important judicial proceeding began
on Monday before an Examining Court. We
concur with the Enquirer, of this city, in the
expression OF the hope that the law-loying
and law-abiding people of Virginia will pre-
serve their self-command TO the end of this ex-
citing and outrageous affair. Any act of yio-
lence or lawlessness towards any one would
only injnre good cause. At the same time, it
is well enough 10 keep yigilant eye on the
strangers who Will be drawn to the scene of
trial, and to be in readiness against any act of
surprise or stratagem. 1t is well enough, also.
for the public TO understand the abolition re-
porters, who viii very likely be on the ground.
and give preludiced and false accounts ofwhat
occurs. The Philadelphia correspondent of
the Richmond Enquirer, says that the N Y
HTaM has shown a good deal of fairness and
exhibited good deal of detestation of the sir
yePreSSibte coaaiein doctrine; yet it is not free
from biuhders. For INSTANCE the writer is in
formed that 1t sent a man TO Harper's Ferry TO
report the condition of affairs there, VINO is a
raak Black Republican, and was but recently
employed IL a reporter on the n Y. EreRing
Pos', aud who might be regarded as n spy for
ihat abolition organ, and the party to which
ne belongs
Ia his letter in the Herald, he attempts To
Make Il bold and fearless hero of Brown, and
dFunhards and towards of the Virginians.-
lie puts words lnto the mouth of Gov. WISE
Which lie neyes uttered, and makes BROWN
gave all the credit TO the u. s. Marines for his
capture, when the whole work had been e.
fected by the Virginia volunteer companies
before The arrival of the U. s. Marines--so
that they had nothing to do but to carry the
engine house, which the volunteers could
have done, but hesitated to do. because BROWN
threa lened TO sacrifice the lives of their
friends, whom he held as hostages; and, as the
property held by BROWN was government
property, the Virginia volunteers gave pre-
cedenee 10 the u. s. Marines.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-28
Charity RepiuS at Home,

We have already published the touching
letter which was found on the body of VIM.
I.eeman. one Of the insurgents, from his sis ter
in Hailowell, Maine. The following para
graph ia that letter is a suggestive one;
would you come home If you had the money
TO come with Tell me what 1t would cost. On
WoGld be unspeakably happy IL u were in my
power 10 send YOU money, but zoe hdc, 6tsH reTg
poor fhfs tGiaseY. hCcs not earned q nag d0LdT
lbs seiafcT. Matsie has had n rery good place
1chcTe sac ltsS had I5 teats a resk she has noi
spent any o. !; IN ne iafniY, only Vefy t'ie ,of
think he has now; he is watchnaA on the
Esstern Queen. that runs from here to Boston
Here is a family, one of thousands of fami-
lies in New England in similar circumstances,
where one daughter thinks it every good
place - when she can get seventy five cents a
week; another has not earned a half dollar
during the winter. and all are Every poor
yet he son and brother goes of and deserts a
mother aud sisters thus situated 3 mother
and sisters who, though poor, have evidently
The most Il fec tomato feelings and tender sensi-
biliues, for the purpose of liberating class
OF people, not one of whom knows anything OF
the want or priyation from which his own
family is suffering, or who would not look
without contempt upon such remuneration as
seemed the height OF gooi fortune 10 the des-
titute sisters and mother Of this abolitionist
possibilities which characterize the wives and
daughters of the poorest equally with the
richest Glasses in New England, it is most
amazing that men should overlook such mise
nv at their own doors-nay, should forsake
their own kith and kin who are suffering un-
der 1.-THE mother who bore them, the sisters
who love them with all q sisters tender and
soiciiious love, and run off to eInancipate the
fattest. sleekest, most contented and unambi-
lions race under heaven.
The poor girl speaks in her letter to her bro
Their Of great revival" going on in their
town We are afraid that the "revivals" in
that section of country are not OF much bene-
fit to public morals On several occasions
when the Founder of Christianity was asked
by anxious men what they must do to inherit
eternal life, he enioined them TO obey the Ten
Commandments and to believe in him and be
baptized One of those commandments touches
Oh the duty of children TO their parents,
and requires thep to honor their father and
mother that their days may be long in the
land. The untimely death of this runaway
son might afford striking ustration of the
text. If The revival preacher in lIallowell cor
descends % present such small matters 20 the
attention of his people. Another command
ment forbids men 10 coyet their neighbours
servants, and the New Testament is full Of in
functions TO Servants TO be obedent to their
masters. Probably all this is mere morality
aud dead works and obsolete virtues, of nc
importance whatever compared with the car
diEal and saving grace of abolition faith and
tauaticism.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-28
-.
.nIEn
On Thursday morning. 9Th INST. Mt o'clock. a.
tor short but painful illness. RICHARD ASkEW,

ter a sh"rt but painful illness. RTCHARD AsKEW,
Jr.. in the eighteenth year of his age. ,.,-
Endowed, in a high devree. with those qnalitles
oil intellect and heart which are 80 20 the
development of character not only oil usefulness,
but of one givIng evidence to become an ornament
to society. he promised to he great comfort ana
pleasure to relatives and friends. Being OF social
lmpulsive ieeiinss and scrupulously sensitive in
ali matters IN which mis- honor ana honesry wee ei
concerned, he had attached many to himself ny the
closest ties of friendship and love. The wound m
seems almost irreparabIe But let them not sor-
row as those without hope or comfort IN h's deatn
for during the time OF his Illness his thougats We,
directed towards Jesus as the only source oil sal
vation in a. dying hour As son, ne vas ever a,,
obedient and afectionate ; as brother, kino anu
tender; as ~ friend, devoted and constant. ~
His funeral will take place this afternoon: al "a
O'Clock. from st Peters Church. HIS frlenus anu
those of the family, are respectfully inviteu 10 at
tend.
In this city, on the eth inst, GABRIEL RAIL
STON, in the SSth year of his age he was ne,
tive of Pennsy vania, and removed To Ricnmond
in 7a5. For half century he was an enterprIsihs
upright and liberal merchant Is u saia tha. cta
rty covereth multitude of SINS II so, then, IN
deed will the sins of the poor oid oahnrtaa a. y:
well shingled DER by faith IN the promises tnat
never iaiterd in the sunshine oil prosperity. OF .e
dismal darkness Of abject poverty ana heipiosS-
ness. ,
Green be the turf upon thy grave
Friend of my better days. .c,, -;
His friends and the public are respectluily INV
ted to attend his funeral, on loot, ,
| Church, (Rev Dr. Reds, to Shockoe Cemetery
| Is minutes walk. ,.
In this city on Tuesday, the 18th nst a. ms IesI
dence on the corner of Nam ana lytn saseo's'
"Tbe Lord gave and the Lord hath taken away.
| RleS he the OF the LOTu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-28
Ehr NrcklN DiNnntch.

our country friends will find the number of
the BsslIg Dispatch, issued this morning, a
very interesting one. Ii contains great many
columns of news relating TO the Harper's Fer
~ invasion, and brings the history OF the al
fair down 10 the day OF Issue. The closing
proceedings of the recent General Episcopal
Convention are also given in readable form,
besides large quantity of editorial, general
news local and commercial matter.
Copies may he had al the counter at 3 cents
each, or 4 cents when put mp in wrappers for
mailing TO the country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-28

FROM SLEEP TO DEATH.--Mrs. Louisa Klein,
living at the corner of Benton street and FIT
teenth, st. Louis, felt indisposed on Friday
evening. She retired to bed and asked her hus-
band to put cut the light, rs it kept her from
sleeping. An hour after, he says, he dreamt
that there was great fire in Germany. He
jumped up and called his wife. She gave 10
answer, TOR she was dead.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-28

GOVERNOR OF DACoTAH.-The people of
Dacotah have organized provisional Terrific
rial government, preliminary TO the action of
Congress, and by the death OF Gov. Masters,
James NJ Allen, Esq, Territorial Secretary.
becomes the acting Governor. Gov. Allen, of
Dacotah, is the son Of the Hon. John W Alien,
Of Ohio-ClsteEaHH Hsreid.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-28
MONEY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NORTHERN ExCHANGE-On New York and Phila-
delphia Il q Z prem.
Such of the Stock Bank notes and of the Bank of
the Valley, are not taken by the Banks are at a
discount of d ~ cent.
The notes of the Trans Allegheny Bank are Is ~
cent. discount. Bank OF kanawha, no sale.
North and South Carolina Bank Notes YAK 4F
cent. discount.
The notes OF the Bank of Weston and the Bank
of Manassa, Is per Ct dis.
GOLD per cent prem. No prem. allowed for
SILVER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-28

THE "STAR SIsTERs.'-A Pittsburg paper
says that Miss Helen Western, one OF the
Star Sisters was obliged 10 leave that cisy
last week. for her homo in the East probably
never again TO appear in public, as she is the
victim OF that most terrible disease, Consump-
ton, and can scarcely long survive.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-28

SUICIDE.-CaptaiuJ James L. Bradley, an old
and highly respectable citizen of Washington
county, Va. committed suicide on Monday
night last by hanging himself Before retiring
to bed he sent one of his negro boys tor rope,
which he placed by his bedside, and directed
his son 10 attend to feeding the next morning,
as no one else would attend to il. On Tues
day morning he was found some BOO yards
from the house hanging 10 tree, having
climbed a fence and attached the rope TO a
limb and leaped off.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-28

BALTIMORE, Oct 27.-FIour active-saes of 200
barrels; Howard Street $50; wheat actye-white
Sl.25n ) ! IS; red 81 209 $ rs. Corn steady-whte
95a9j; yellow 96n9s. Bacon sides Iolf; Mess pork
Sl51a; prime Sll1a. Whisky dali at rs.
New YORK, Oct. 27.-Noon-Flour advanced five
cents-Southern SIS 600 S575; wheat dull and nomi-
nally la2 cents lower. Corn dull--yeilow Sl.02.-
Pork quist-Mess Sl5.25a $3.50; prime $40. $50
sll Lard quiet. Whisky dull at Is. p. M
Cotton dull and declined y c.: Uplands middling
IA cts Corn lswer-lniIed % cts; white y or
Beef lower mess S51 $3.50; prime pork $10.S0
ST. Naval stores and rice unchanged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-28

LETTERS OF MOZIS A ID u MS.
We may congratulate our readers npoh the
treat in store for them, This brilliant story
abounds in exquisite wit pungent satire, and
the most irresistible humor. 1t Will be con-
1iuued in weekly parts for some five or SIX
weeks Those who desire 10 read this fine
story. which has been copyrighted for the
DisyaieA, should subscribe n. once 10 the
WEEKLY. Subscription per annum only ONE
DOLLAR in advance.