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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-15
Opposition MFETING ~ CLMpPrr

At meeting Of the Opposition party of the county Of
Campbell held at the Courtouse of said county on the
10 day of October in pursuance OF notice ABNER EA R
LIZ, Esq was elected President, and JoEL B. LEyTwlcH
Secretary.
The object of the meeting was briefly and tointedly
explained by John H. Speed Esq, of Lynchburg
John VI. Speed, Z. d. Christian, r. c. H. Kean Ro-
Der; J. Cavis and John c. Murrel Rsqs were appoint
ed a committee draft preamble and resolutions cx-
pressye OF the Of the meeting Who after retiring
for a short time reported the following which were
unanimously adopted
Whereas 1t Is proposed to hold Convention of the
Opposition party Of Virginia in the city Of Richmond on
the lih Of December next; and whereas all the coun-
ties and towns having separate representations 10 the
General Assembly of the State has been requested 10
send delegates 10 said Convention and whereas We a
portion Of the Opposition party Of the county Of Calu-
bell, willing TO confer with friends from all parts
Ut the state TO the proper be taken by
the party ia view O the present aud prospective coud
dton Of the political aflrs Of the country and 10 unite
with them Ia such measures may be deemed necessary
TO protect the Union OF The States, and place the
agcment Of the General Government IN the hands Of
those who viii administer it successullysind iailhiuy-
Therefore,
Rcsoi,d lst. That the Chairman appoint hfty dele.
ne. to represent The county Of Campbell ia -ad Con.
Re'oirei I'd. That deem it premature to advocate
our preference for the persons 10 De- nominated for the
office Of President and Vice President Of the United
states, and that the delegates from this county be- and
they are hereby instructed oppose any effort should
one be made in the Convention To express snch prefer
cnce in the maine Of Virginia believing a. We DO that
such expression would be unwisc aud mpotc and moi
required by the will Of the people or the Interests of the
party.
Es,olged 3D. That the proceedings be puhisb.Jin IN.
lyuchburg NirginiaH and Richmond Whig
On motion at b.. u. Christian
Hes0irsf, That any member Of the Opposition Part,
that may be IL Richmond on the 18th Of December l..
authorized 10 act with the delegates from hi. county
On motion the President aud Secretary were added &,
the delegation.
SAMFs DELEGATES.
John VI speed, Il. J. Davis NJ. Ianghorne, ST.. VIM
j. Branch, A. Christian, James Saunders Peeg Scabury
j. b Deaue, &. W. Button, W. NJ Scmple. j. NJ Cobls
). b. Illden. Dr. X. 5 Payne, J T. smith G.. D. Davis
jas o. Williams VIM. williamson, G. Clark s. McCorkls
Dr.. d. c. Ward, G.. II. LENNON Peter Hunter. J. &
Murel, John d. Alexander, Dr. A. J. Clark Littlebur,
AoOn, w. A. Lee, John Merritt r. H. Christian r I
Christian, o. g. Clark Capt. j. IT. Galway r. Betertop
VIM. H. Rector, j. j. Iandrum, T. G. NJ Kean 3 n
Huntington, j o. l.. Goggin, J. II Sweeney. j. g. DAB
ney, J. VI. Payne, j. A. Payne, DR.. II. Peuow L. Poin
dexter DR.. b. J. Smith, l.. Page, Il. Tweedy j. Pannc
VIM J.. Perrow, d. G. Mormon
ABNER EARLY, President.
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BORDER rRnI,nIrs

M" ORLEANS, Oct l4th-Adyiccs from San Antonio
saw that Gen rwiggs responds the call for aid made
bE the citizens OF Brownsville. that he has not
men at hs disposal to drive the Indians from the frontier
and can do nothing. The Ranches on the Texas side OF
the Ro Grande have been abandoned account of In
DIAN depr"dations. The citizens OF san Antonio are
raising two companies of Rangers aud other places are
raising volunteers ON account of Gen Twig inability
TO protect the country.
Vigilance Committee has been formed at Marksyllc
-
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TEEEaRAMS
Per Magnetic Telegraph Lines once No. ls9 Main Street.
LArEE ERoN EuRopE-ARRlvAL or rnE


LATER ERoM EUROPE-ARRlvAL OF THE =
~ hll AFRICA. q
SANDY Hook. Oct kth.-Thc steamship Africa from
Liverpool The Isl. arrived to-day.
Rnmors IRON Italy hare threatening tone dian
heretofore.
Napoleon the Italian throne
Is reported that Austria and Sardinia are making
"srke preparations aud that the French army of oceu
patton Is to be reinforced
IL reported that the Dukes Of Modcna and Tuscany
are organizing large force attack the army of central
Italy. - IT : ~ -
Another authority says that the Duke of Tuscany will
regain the throne by an appeal to universal suffrage.
SPAN declines the mediation OF England In the aairs
The Paris PAYS says that the American Minister was
conveyed TO Pekin In huge box from which only the
SKY was visible. He well treated but not allowed
10 see anything. lie confined to a house In Pekin,
awaiting AN interview with the Emperor. after which he
would return in the way TO the coast
SECOND pIsrArcu1
Ihe Bavaria and Arago had arrived out.
Prince Napoleon left Zurich without nm interview with
the Pieuipotentary.
Nothing important in English politics.
Tue visit OF the King OF Belgium TO France has been
deferred.
Accounts from China confirm the nominal imprison-
ment OF the American Minister Pekn.
The sales OF cotton for the week amount to 30 600
bales Inferior declined is II; Middlng easier hut
unchanged Holders offer freely but exhibit no dispos
uon 10 press sales The market closed steady
fair Sid; Middling rs; Upland Fair Ia; Mid.
uins os The stock in port to COO 600 bales
including $4,000 American.
fiour shows an advancing tendency. Wheat 2 TO =
cts higher. Corn dull Provisions dull Rice firm
Rosn steady. Turpeninc steady aud unchanged
bullion IN the Bank of England increased fSie 600
American securities generally unchanr.d
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u appears from the evidence before the coroners in.
onest ia The case Of the fatal accident board Of tie
Great Eastern that she not 81 The time OF the trial
trp under the control Of sny duly authorized comman
der nor were she engines directed by suy responsible
engineer Il further appeared that thc company consd.
cred the engines accepted Capt Harrison tesii
ssd that y scott Rus-e IN charge oflhc paddleen'
ssno.. snd NJ Iangdon, Of Watts a Co.'S in charge Of
the sev both screw and paddle engines we're At that
moment he property of she eontraetorsi Mr. Russell
b,d no, volunteered thai morning 10 Work the inecpo
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from the bridge should have placed OF my officers
there do il; IL had known that Mr. Russell was only
volunteering his assistance on the bridge would
have allowed him TO take the position he did Mr.. Rus
sell In communication to London paper, replies TO
some of the testimony, and denies that he had any
other control than 20 supentend the teegraphing
board. Il. n N...A
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rrihntr 60 Crittcndcn.

Senator Tooub> : reported to have paid the Hon J.
C-i-rzdea The following high and deserved compliment
n recs-s speech ~ Washington, Georgia:
~Trg - usdH o. ~ cosrst-y more relabls than
r-zsss7.isg. While BE nv. TcOmbSl differed from Nj
C-s-terlsu. ,i-s iosss' honorable ~
r ~yrfs % fsr.i D. re -igits Of re South "a the
-. - LII 80
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A MILIONAKE's WTDDING-At noon TODAY i'm S.
Patricks Cathedral the beautiful the lovely the ac
compished" Miss Bartlett Is be united by the bonds
OF holy wedock to the opulent Senior Oyiedo The event
= awaited with great expectancy by the fashionable cir
ce including of course the friends OF the joyous couple
The arrangements for the nupals have been completed
upon scale Of unusual magnifceuce The presents made
by the successful Spanish sutton hi= ancee
Miss Frances Amelia it is aid s35 900 Invitations
10 attend the marriage ceremony, and congratulate
the couple Eat home have been issued the numerous
friends and acquaintance of her immediate circle and
to many Of the countrymen of Senior Oyiedo now in this
city We have, ourselves, been favored with one Of
Shese invitations All the arrangements have been pr-
everything promises TO correspond IN the sequal to the
beginning and the progress Of this magnificent alliance
So this j. the day in - Patricks Cathedral in the pre-
Of troops Of friends in "the dim religious light
Of the "gule- and crimson Of the painted window on
which merit beauty, virtue aud riches will be- united
by ind-soube ties before the Altar in the Temple Of
God."-N j. N,-y.
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Resolved That the Chairman and Secretary be added
10 the delegation and any Wing from the county Who
may be in Richmond during the sitting OF the Convention
be requested to act And Also that these proceedings
be sent to the Richmond whig the Petersburg Intsl
gcncer and Morning News with request that they viii
publish the In their papers.
GEo. L. BAYNE, Chairman.
4 H.rcurrr Secretary.
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LATER FROM U,v.N,

SAVANNAH Oct. 1.-THE Cahawba from Havana tho
ot reports that General Coneha preparing to leave
the island
Marctzek and his brother have leased the Tacon The
atre for Sl2,uOO a month
Money Is easv. Sugar active. The weather unset
tied. But little fever.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
nlNQUENT Cotumers q Gas 10 Monroe ward s.e hereby
~ notified that ey fail pay thsr Bls before m nom
81 O'Clock y " today hey gill he according TO he
f'luremnts ~ The following extract from ordinance CONCERN
log the Gas Work.
~ a' o0i'adHrs I'sf by S Copn,H MtyrH i,j II any
1871 remain unpaid fr after that Nich pe.
ssh NJ Auditor a notify the Superintendent Who shan stop
We Has iror being used ths premises TO respect ne
default exists md u not paid within utYs Eve Der cent
VII De added 70 ie original of b IL shan be-
placed Joe th- hand. Of The Ciy Collector.
. Q. D. HARRisuN for
"'l"-it VI &. STRATTON. Auditor
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We are grati6ed 70 learn that Hon. John Lescber.
Nho u was again recently announced lying very ~
.i.n eryapelss, y again improving, yiih prospect Of
soon being rfstored 70 be usual health, =.
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TonAcco.-A very large crop Of the weed has been
raised IN this county the year much Of Il
must De lost by rottng while waiting Tor the knife in
addition, the frOs, u destined TO play havoc With almost
thrd Of the crop now in green state. We begin 20
think that the heavinea Of The crop will not reduce the
present figures for good tObacco.MiioH On o. CIron
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I Royal Seal, with
SiaInese devices.

The King has evidently received English education
aud aS would has renowned his native name for
the English above subscribed a least for the pur
pose of correspondence. Mr. Burrows has son in Siam
At this time engaged in commercial business and has
himself done perhaps much any other man living to
give respect in foreign countries the Amer
lean merchant.
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TIE PRESIDENT ANn ro

THE PRESIDENT AND FORNEY
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE President authorizes an
emphatic contradiction of the report that he intends 10
prosecute Forney for libel.
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CURED BY THE ONYGENATED uTT-rEtts
from Gen y Dolge DELEGATE 10 low

wAsHtSGroS, u. O., May Is $50
DE GEo GREKS-Dear Sir: The win which
you we've 80 Kind as TO furnish have had sauAry
tec H. my case. was troubled with
during which time tried many remedies never met with sny
80 good a. lo"r hiters endowment Of rood
and hope aud believe that all Who
btcrs, viii md them seryiceabe
Wihhgh respect your obedent servant
v- c. DODGE
Dyspepsia, In Of it, forms Try Oxygenated bitter he
fore YOU iherrls for this disease '' -
SrH FoNtE c." Boston, Proprsrs by their agents
every where orii-J.,shi.
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III NtEABs-fAirtcEt loWth NhIiby and ar
- u1lda IOMhINIAEIFs. . vols, worth 80 Tor go
IWAklNITF ill/ABEftiS WORKS vols vorh a. for 81
kEhLEs CHHlsItAN YEAE part iuusiraiei uori ~ ,r ~
riifhlb'ks PRACTICAL CHRISTIAN and sutton. Learn 10
ny. Iolhi IN Turkey Morocco; ugfth go Tor ti5H
$500 wv
BIalE GALLERY abssuffli book. piis' worth &C.
g.
SCOTT NEw TIsTAMENT vol worth $50 fort
,l.AHkr blhlI Gy0't u0rtI 90, Tor o.
MAIHtN utNklF WORKS. v1ia London. worth Tor
lirWOf HkOWNiLi. ON PRAYER BOOK uofti o. for @
bAAIEhr SElEfr WORKS London, worth p. or J.u.
hANROWs WORKS ayols worth o Tor ~
HpOkE CIT klH HISTORY uorih2 ~, for ~
Z ~. Tor Co.,
niToP M,nvMSg oy OXFORD DIVINITY vor,b 20.
MAIHlCEs KINGDOM ~ CHRIST. worth g. ~ J.
uAMllIpN Z ltlfNU ~ MOsff u0Tti 2, i1r T.
upsfh a. fHr ~ ~
MtdoilN ~ BISHOP WHITE worm 10 fnr i5e
Mt-LtfH NoHNs vols. rrf fine copy. worfh DC.
MN'bNoIpNF CHURCH HISTORY, london, worth f,r
WARWICK on she 90 ArtIries. worth 2. for N
A"' huhdf'i' ~ othrf E1fts onered nr low prrfs,
nANbufpTTF
or15.dittrft r1,t.t,r. and binder, I'D Wsi,.,
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The descent to he'll j. easy. The Rev Dr. VIM. M.
Daily was tried few days ago Bloomington by the
Indiana Conference, and expelled by vote Of CS TO Ia
Tor drunkenness and iewdness. What commentary ON
the dangerous consequences likely to result from the
slightest departure from the path of clerical dignity!-
The Arabs have fable of camel that once asked per
mission OF the owner OF house insert his nose 10
avoid the cold; he was afterwards allowed introduce
his neck, and finally his whole body into the house.
When the owner found his establishment too small for
h and his PonderouS guest h. requested him to DEPART
The camel however, cooly replied that he was satisfied
with his new abode, and, if the did like the ac
commodations. he had better go away himself
Dr. Daily was formerly President of the Bloomington
University for many he ranked high as minister
in the Methodist Episcopal Church; he gradually how
ever connected himself with the outside world and his
sacred calling was often forgotten amid the revery md
eorrupoh OF politics. At later stage he acquired taste
for the fatal bowl finally, he conquered by passion
for women. The fault his own; he had for many
year' walked so near the edge of the pit Of ruin that in
an unlueky moment he was carried down the precpce.
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Nv Notice 10 Country Merchant. Waiting
Richmond this Fall.-we most re-pee fuv al
their attention to stock OF BOOTS SHOES which ue will
sell low for cash punciuA customers on Xix month, er
ALEX. HILL co,
srlo i2I Main st., Richmond, Va
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MARKETS


bAtTNoEE, Oct li-four unchanged heavy
81 eSer ouerings Of $1,000 bushels aOCti Red
tloSJl Is Corn dull at cts gs2 cts ysIos @
~" cts Mess Pork Sia'& sides 1919 whsky-Ohio - cts
NES fohE Oct ltNoon-Flour generally lOc lower South.
rn HnehAnsed saso5i Wheat duh lac ower-unset-
Prime tiO O. - 49, T''"''
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A gentleman in san Francisco has in his possession
FRAMED and hanging in his counting ROOM original
letter from His Majesty the King of SIAM written in
the royal autograph, which i remarkably clear and reg
ular This cpistlc the well known merchant
Silas T. Burrows, of this CITY in Nav 1897. Mr. Bur
rows II seems engaged in mercantile pursuits Siam
and obtained an interview with the King Who ON the
following day, acknowledged the visit in letter which
W. give verbatim ct Eterdfin
RoTAL CHANRER Palace, }
BANGKOK, 18th MAY, 1887,
lohcnl Seal EN-MAJoRE REGI,
No. loo. Si1g,si,g.a
To : T. Burrows, ESQ, American old gentleman Wis
tied me yesterday.
SIR: When YOU have been entertained with YES
terday evening beg truly, that observed that
You OF good characters indeed and your
IN regard to the Canton Is proving YOUR
being righteous person of rial honesty and what Won
have stated that have with Sir John Bow
rng the Superintendent of British trade In China for
needabe provision of the Ango-Chinesc treaty morn
over l. best and most favorable all powercss and de-
iendleSS nations. beg offer my great sincere thank
for good friendly feeling and also for your kind
present OF few bottles OF good American champaines
have nothing to be presented you in and cN-
preston OF my thanks To Won except these few lines in
myself own royal hand sealed with private an usual
royal seals and stamps which doubt not will be pleased
to you much tor acceptance and keeping YOU hand for
my remembrance future and for showing to your
friends OF Europe and America.
have the honor to be worthy good friend
- II. MCHE\Rl Major KING nrS
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VAN UAAGAN a. mcKEONE,s
ORIENTAL DEFENSIVE SOAP,
PhIIadeiphta.
Wdrrdnft gfrf pssCf fffffeffya ne 8oBsy ain gs -
Jrufsd. nnd dgfnfs 6fFfIy 0Hfsyi-efG
~ats gopd my EfiiHrs effd onr ~.


Hdrfinte y gre pffcf
JHHded, md 0Hr dgeHfs feFeiv anfloyi-sf1 D.
make gacsd my Eiifars effdf orr ~
A. VAN HAAGAN
VlEIN0 practical soap ate and having for the ia tssvs
- yeaFs lai different res) experimental hs
gseaa sosP IN ysrious says nov caers y e pubic
rgap WHICH VII save NiTnes Labor and MOntY. We are
FlnH should rest upon ts Al 10
la a and nee accurdng ~ drcc5us found each
hoE and ~ does not give @ Satisfaction money Vii be rr
funded.
AMONG n. many advantages other Washing soap, the fs
oeinf be named
Clothes Besd boiling, very rubbing no.t arn
elea ~ - ~
One pound wl far any three pounAs Of am,
mon fosln pounds best family SOAP ~
g. u requires @ than half the time 10 ne Washing
o. family has hfequss with ne family sosp sod Al -
rantei not n iniurs the fabric. ~ - W
Ior cleaning pant- end renewing crease and pru,sr
ns y unsurpassed Nachin printers and painters WI Ana
~ are or washing hands a. does eh.p but
The superiority o. ne materials used md the posp sf
t1fafgg dHr Vdifaiiss mild than snv on, go,
Washing Soap, undoubtedly bsst sdsp,sd 80 f ~
fqSf, S ~ & % seTnrs' and ass sndh wARRAN-
T''"'N sPOFr' y.ssgs@.
"N saN lg'Ps ~ HlshRoia
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sUfERlSTESDESTs OFFICE ". D. a p " H. 90
Richmond, Oct. lifl $50
Richmond va > Central and Petersburg Stale AID Union
AGRICULTURAL FAIRS.
Nj fMnERs u the Agricultural Societies visiting r. -, -,
ltl TIE above fAlfs s be furnished by The Agent ~
AZ The station lnt The tune % purchang their seisj 90 pfesrnf
Won or Their certificate - membership with HFruax TrFr
stock or other articles designed fIr exhibition either ofthe above
t VI be charged full fare Gown but will returned free or
ehArgr ~ remaining iu possession II
Prtons Wishing g. send stock give least six days no
20 r Depot Agent - that proper provided
~ No Freight train viii Saturday ga O-foy Ia
III. sday. Ist u November ~
lfelgft Will b. received MONDAY ar October.
- TIE return Tickets Issued good from Gator.
DAY, "a October, 20 1th November i4cfHifs
oei5 SAMUEL RUTH, superintendent
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oon1n1ERorAr
r,ir CORN cnor-raoyIuoss.

fhh CORN CRof-fRovisfoSs.sE Ere.
The Cincinnati Price Current OF 18th inst, saws.
The as.sd Cor n.Sea noticed last continued hroa
heps week and the Sale reach the on srn
bids pretty we'll up 70 million add quarter
All This At the uniform rates Of and oe for aud side.
and lie for clear Sdes The clear
lesn. and moderate portion oiher but he ,ss s.,s
tAken or the kaxistn MARKET esly
h demand and hss prices uosid do o-ncss IL
hey bad bought Al moderate rates. but uoald
TO set Nc moe TO make them even sansly sL
and 80 that though much better than expected month
consolation owner, .s ~.
the their About ctO h. nm
portion Of ven, HAST fs rates ob,an,d We for
Mes PORK Ia. met With but . demand price. ha,. not
sssenuAy ehangse Considerable shipments been made
East however Lard closed
nom New YORK. but there the dsm..a
o ny referring 10 table. thai
vision. AZ % psss since the nrof September quite
month last year In pounds they compare foiious:
rms year s
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~ II you want Boots Shoes CATERS good quality 70 TO
ALN hlL Co : and II you can't them there do not
know where you can hnd them
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AUsTIS-THE HEROES OF The ALAuo.-Austin. the
capital OF the State Of Texas Is in Travis County where
the drought has short the crops for the last two
and outside Of the usual appendage of the Of
ernment presents very few attractions. The State
House Is huge pile Of yellow limestone with no preteu
sons to architectural beauty taste. The Governors
residence Is duplicate of the mansion of W. r. Hunt
on Shelby Street This, with the land office is the
only edihce OF public buildings marked by any dstin
gushing peculiartes The only object of especial inter
est saw at the capital, the in the vesti
bule Of the state House erected the memory Of the
heroes of the Alamo. As you enter the name ofCrock
ct stands out upon it in bold relief upon either side the
names Of Bonhsm Travis aud Bowie aud under these
those Of their companions who dearly sold their
on that memorable occasion
Upon the monument the following inscriptions:
To the God Of the fearless and free j. dedicated th.
altar made from the ruins Of Alamo March g. 1896
4. ~
" Blood Of heroes hath stained me Let the stones
OF the Alamo speak that their immolaton be for
gotten"
BE they enrolled with LeonidAs in the host Of the
mighty dead
"Thermopyr had her messenger Of defeat but N,
Alamo hal Ho.s.'
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RAHGAINsti NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ATTEND
splendid Dress Goods Fopinf and
elegant Cosks shag Bankets Plantation Goods theepgrsys
ueyle Dre Goods Tor the Fs quick sales and
small prohi' Trange visiting ne Cy, vii Sod complete
ment % eyyng IN the Dry Goods ns, both useful and
msfa' can eshy ocis eNArklN.
liz nBLs; gLNUINE smITHRI I'D APPLE
- Brandy hne hagor and hte proof JUS fved and or
sale ~ of6 woapLg cbAtHORNE.
LlNeLIsE COTTON sOoKs-Ihs BE-, susi. %. y,r.
~ wee ever before u ~ msffe Tsg Is "a Msln
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKrr

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET Ocr fern
good demand prevailed all the good prime
Cattle and notwithstanding receipts week are eo
rally In excess OF last week, only number
we're prime Ia consequence Of which, the sa-s
previous rates Inferior and ordinary plenty
dull and slightly lower the -niirr being bki1c ne
ding all quaHe Nearly all good prime Cattle brought va
Toe, while the price for uhe kinds
AZ Bergen ~ the sales for this city 1850 head
Mich Cow. In Increased demand have
allied foil prices the being t25 Ss11J6s n head
Veal Calves have been In good aud prices
been fully equal 60 Last weeks viz Inferior 10
ordinary, aud ~ TO &c. for good Co prime.
sheep aud Lambs Ia sod
a. they arrived at prices ranging Inferior TO or
binary and " 10 20 for good prime
but few In the this
Swine also in from ,,.,
ding all kinds. head on lie
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N xssPECIAL NOTICE.-TH

tors OF the late II Thornton, deed, are requested
NJ the office Of D. T. Williams the CITY ~ Rh
rnond Al 10 oeloek THURsDAY the 9Th October i:y
and present their ciam- properly authenticated
tain the Indebtedness Of the Estate
All persons indebted 10 the Estate
No indulgence can be given.
~ 7. WILLIAMS, Admir-
OF n H. THORNTON Decd.
eup
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RREATu PEARL,

Perfect Tcrdom ffom tnoth nrlr
ID NtAL decay diseased runs 10
heAhy condition, impar's delightful Fragrance 20
we mouth and breath Recommended PIrasan hc
Nehtnond; Early, Lynehburg Cosby PeIersbur Man
. - hAsl"n Raleigh, ~ and Druggists everywhere
'S'"--m for sale by all Druggist