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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25

NOTICE.-There will be regular
80 quarterly meeting of the MN
HOUSE PAINTERS SOClE TY held az the
Young Guards Armory, on WEDNESDAY, tbs
% h, for the election of officers Every member 10
requested to attend.
By order of the Society. - >, :,
JAS. H MEANroN, Recd'g Sec,. re rs
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: TO COUNTRY MEKCH

1BOOrS. SHOES, rRUN K ), FIN
AJOHN q, PAGE JS., No. 90 Ms,n s. &llJQ
has received his Fail stock Of 300 -, Of
SHOES, No, - when he invites he a'sn.i't %
,untry merchants. They Will plotan1 NV s, 8
he ir ADVANTAGE To call ou HIM before vel ~ a.T
he - determined 90 sell AZ very low hIHies'
ticularIy to those who lay for cash. ,,..,,,
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M stack of Dry Goods at Prime Cost fer
ChsH.-The subscr Der will dispose OF thu balance
oil - stock of DRY GOODS at prime cost for casa
uni j further notice. All persons want will do
well to give him call.
THOMAS D. QUARLES,
~ ct No. 1919 Broad street.
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,NRw YORK. Sept. 2t-Stocks dull and lower-N.
Y. Central SIS; Va Ga 50. Cotton firm At l0A -
Flour heavy-Southern declined and quoted at
S56J8S5.85. Wheat Ease 10 ser-red 81 80. Germ
hrm and UNCHANGED. Fork steady-mess Sl9D
steady Muscovado Gaze. Other articles gener-
ally unchanged.
BALTIMORE, Sept. A-Flour duil-Superfine
So 5O8 1852 Wheat heavy-red 81 % 81 rs;
wnlte 5 3up 81 60. Corn aotve-yelIow 81 16s,
white 65G70. Provisions dull and heavy-mess
pork Sl9 rs; bacon sides lie. Coffee firm RIO
from second hands H1l51a. Whiskey dull at 221E
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~ Dyspepsia, in its most aggravated
ioras. can easily be cured by BAKERS PRE-
Nj I'M BITTERS. Cases of ton ears standing
have readily yielded to its all healing qualities.
.Pnoe So cents per bottle. To he mad OF the prn-
oiptl Oruegsts n the city Of Richmond and else
whcre. Orders filed by addressing
SO 25-tE L. BAKER. Richmond
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20 NJ NJ r RCfAr,,
Richmond Markets, scriem Der 81

nIchDscnG Nlhrafts, september ga
There IA n decline of Eve cents ger bushe -
Wheat since oar last wcekiy report. Breaus uts
are generally dull; there ia nothing doing IN Tour,
ana bat limited st ok OF Country Bacon IS
fraction lower, There re no othoI chaHses 10
note. There Is considerable aGlmstion IN the mar
ket; the Fail business beIhb Uohs'defapr au-
vanced
TOBACCo.-The receipts OF tubaeco continue
large and the breaks full. For Tho last lev da's
there is more animation IN tins market; but ho
change IN prices worth notice we quote INFERIOR
S6as1s al good ssaS1s; good nnl hno dry Ems 'Ish
S6zlall good and fine manufacturing So'EGl3 !;
+ FLOUR.-The market Is Gull T; and no s.t!IB -
shippers. The last quotations to tbs trade were
81 for superfne; $40 for Extra, which can
WHEAF.-We now quote good to priiHo Ned
81 IS to 81 40; do. White 81 50 to a. co. Market
CoRN.-smnl lots sell at 71]z. We quote en- ID
OATs--we stIn quote SOa3o cents per bushsl.
HAY SlIl i0per owt.
BACON.-We quote Sides I2-+ Shoulders 1O,l
SuIar- cured Hams l3al3>a; 1"dd's susar- Cured
COZ EE.--We quote Rio Ia l1c.; laguayra
1874 l6c.; Java 16}a ots.; Mocha Is cents. Mar
SUGARS.-NeN Orleans Sugar, none in market.
Cuba 7h18 cents: prime Porto Rico g19'Ic.,
Loaf II cents; Crushed and Powdered lo7. cts
Coffee Sugar: sac; ga cts; Extra 97ac.
MOLASSES.-New Orleans 50 D65 cts: Cuba Mus
ooyado, IN bhs., s2n371a cts IN hhds;, &5aSO; Eng
sn sIsnH W fts:i a. 24nas c.s
f. Stearns Il Co.'s Matted Rye Whlskey, new 81
old y LOO other grades, prices as to quality from
CATTLE, &C.
BEEF.-We quote extremes at S262 to 4.50 per
head, according to quality. Supply heavy
WAL N@mnay 50 70 % pc! head lad for Calves
ty; other grades So Is to 81 per head
HOGS.-Flrst sale of country Tor season at the
Scales at $3.50 rs net
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Passenger FEE SrEAMsHIr yorktown"
PARFISH, Master, from New York:
Z. W. Genet, VIM. Porter, VIM. Baker, Edw d
Roberts. l.. Hyatt. r. CowIe, W. Michigan, "
Paterson, Col, Morris. U; s a, Geo. +; Dibhle
Mrs White, +; H C9rnell' J2hg BSnsal, }; De
Temp eman. j. 5. Lyman, B. 6. Warden. john
Ney, A. w. Norman, NJ Hess, Geo. BIssett, b. d.
Fry and Lady, " Mcfarland and lady, Mrs.
burke T.. c. FaiTchild and child III. H l.. TIgho
and children, James Lsop,J Dixie, Mrs Sep.
prlch and children, Mrs. McEvOy, hiT. and Miss
Robertson, F. Bidwel,, H; W. Ief!es, d, St.
Iohn, J. A; Swift and daughter. J. Combs, Mrs
Shaw and Son, Nj. and Mrs. Cozzens, Miss Town
send, Master hohiraon, b. f Eakle,, Mr.. Froden
and child, ~: c.. Randolph, James Lewis; l.. A
Ketchum, J. y WStaon, !. g Rich, u . Pierce'
Miss Anna V. Tindal, Miss J. +. Kerr, Miss u. u
Douglas. Mrs s. u. knight, J. Freldenhelmer, and
Is N steeTage.
PAssENG ERs PER STEAMSHIP ROANOKE" GEO.
" c. UGH, Master. from New York:
A. B. Green, d. Pollock, SaTn'l Lawson, lnO.
Hne, Lewis Whitfield, MIS-. TrumOutl, Geo.
Lewis and lady, Miss Lewis, NJ. c. Babcack, Mrs.
Remos and children, J. w. Shivers, ". w !lllams,
U. w Hinton, H. Burns, Jno. Tlnsiey, J. EIey,
Mrs, Steward and children ~'lr Scott, Mr.. Stew
Mrs Seatord and chlldIen. w ID. Nc EIenoE, J.
p. TalIaferro, Miss IL. f. Hinson, Mrs. F u. Hin
son, aad IL ia Steerag6.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY &c.
NEW BooKs-Just received by
I u a ~ A ID

Ne" boohs-JY STs ,1sslE'd 1 PGyARpczo
SR3sffs'ofs f Of S @ashN Ne e, a
F6R4f TEt X Nf FxPE H9FASt IN suND
>CHOnLS By , II. Ting, D D. 400,
THE SUNNI, SOUTH. BY Prof J. II. Insra
PR6 1fI; IA LoGIcA. By H. l.. Manr..
MAN AND WOMAN. By staugh.u. SOC.
THE GAlLDRtN'S BIBLE PICTURE BOOK.
THE galLDREN,s PICTURE BOOK OF GOOD
THE CHlLDRkN'S PICTURE TABLE BOOK.
THE GHLDREM,s PICTURE BOOK OF coUN-
TIT TRY ~ S ihfESs fb lTuRx ROCK OF ENG
Il L /, .HH'iSsTT6iRY. SIS " L D00A VI EMU
THE PICTURE BOOK Of MERRY TALES,
The HOME TREASURY OF OLD STORY
THE TRIT,MaadS OF PERsEyERANCL. slO
THE NEW STORY BOOK. 81 %. Sc q st
DoLITICAL FUTURlTY.-Anticpat lons Of
1 the Future Ia Serve as Lessons for the Pr, sent
Time, IN the form of Extracts OF Letters from
don Times, from 1864 to ls7O, with ar App0rdiI on
the Causes and consequences OF the Independence
of the South
- If this be treason make the most of it,
Patrick Henry, lT65.
p PTse si' sent BY mall post g%a'da ,yno,pu
| ARGE SUPPLIES OF POPULAR
IL SCHOOL BOOKS
Just received by
A MORRIS, No. " Man street.
In view of the Annual Commencement OF the
various Schools and Educational Institutions IN
Richmond and it's VICINITY, | have made simple
and COLLEGE TEXT BOOKS as are likely TO be
called for, among which will be found the follow
SPELLERS.-Webster's Elementary, McGuhs's,
Emerson s, New York, Southern, SWANS,
SargeantF, Comfy s. HaZen's Spell or and De-
finer, Towns, Union. Parker X w atsOn's Nc
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SERIES, McGuthes. New
York, Angels, Sarg eant's, Southern, Webs,
Towns, Wilson's, Parker n HatsOn's, Low
els, Sanders. EmersORs. &c, &c,
ENGLISH GkAMMARS Buffers Smiths Aur
rays, Clark ), Plnueo's, kIrkham's Billions.
Browns, Harris, Fowler's, Balley's. hunsys
Exerelses. reere's Analysis, &c, &c.
ARlTHM t1lCS Pixies, SmIA's, Emersons,
Cr9zet's, Davies, GTeenlesfs. Colnqrn's, D.
bDPs, Eowlar's Smiley S. Parke's, Thomsop's,
Also, KEYS tn all the above far as have
been published.
ALGEBRAS- Nv Smith. Davies. Bailey, Greene,
Bourbon, HUI, hay, Ray. BOnnyc ,s,le, LOOMS
ColOurn. BIZ Age, Totten. Also. COuTtneys
Calculus; Pie ftr'sL SmsOn's Euclid; Looms
Geometry and Trlgoncmetry all OF Dawes
Mathematician SERIES; Smiths Biot; GummeIs
4 Gillespie On Surveying Churchs Caeua''
GEOG RAPHY.-M tckelrs, Olney's, ST,n''
MonteIth's CorueiPs, Morse's. Warren,
Mltcheli's AncIant SchihuZs Ancient Loas
Classic n Atlas. Parles' GEOGRAPHY. Nc; 40,
ALSo-A general assortment Of ALlS GhcETn'
FRENCH, SPANISH and ITALIAN BOoho'
SHEET MUSIC, and all the requisites Io'
hn Nah.
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ws Embroidery and Hosiery,

ELEGANT LACE SETS MUSLIN do.
POINT APPLIQ L +, BRUSSkLS do.
COLLARS.
MUSLIN and CAMBRIA do.
LINEN and CAMBRIA SETS, ILLUSION
WORKED sHIRrs, BODIES, TRAVELLING
SETS, &C., &c
Indeed. an endless assortment of such Goods.
Also. HOSIERY of every description. SH RTS,
DRAWERS, STOCKINGS, GLOVES for Ladies,
Gents and Children. &C. &c.
SERVANTS DEPARTMENT
Negro Blankets Bed Blankets Fued Cloths,
IVA. madel Sheep Greys, Cass,nets. LInseys, Do
mestics. KerseYs tor Out Women, Sheetngs.
Bleached Cottons, Oznaburgs, 6c., NC, a large
and comm sudlng stock and sold at Wholesale or
Retail. upon the most Liberal terms
Large stock FURS and CURTAIN GOODS al
WAYS on hand
Sc 2I-2w T. r. PRICE & co.
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: EVE NTH Am UAL

= EA n bIIIUN
VA. MECH \ ~ iGS INSTITUTE
RICHH OND, "a. ~
Hsll open for the reception of contributions n,
the 81 OF OCTOBER. Exhibition open on the
10th. Premiums IN money in sums ranging from
So 20 s i00-Guid and Silver Medals and Dlplomas
Mechanics, manufacturers, artists and the aides
INVITED to compete Ar the prizes. For further
information, apply TO
Sc Aim JAMES d. BROWNE, Chm.
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MARINn IN1ELLlGENCH.
PORT of RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER
H1gA wa,s, thts day Tuesday, X J'elve..
4 RRI VEL,

ARRIVED,
Steamship Yorktown. Parrish, New York, mdzc.
and pass engers. Ludiam Watson.
Steamer belyIdeIe, keene, Baltimore, mdze. and
passengers, d. Il w. Curue.
schr. john H. rravers, Frank, Baltimore, gu
ano, Schaer, Kohler Co.
Aehr. Hone Frank, Baltimore, guano, Schaer,
Kohler Il Go.
Schr. Silver Star, new Philips, Baltimore, gu-
ano. Bacon BaskervIU.
Schr. Geo. v Scott, Parker, Baltimore, guano,
CTensnaw Co.
Schr st. Cloud, Gwatney Smithfed, wheat.
Schr Triumph, Adams, North Carolina, shingles
Sohr. Mary Helen, Hudgns, New York, rail
road IRON.
Bark Abigail, Mcfarland, (48 days. Monteve-
do, guano, Crenshaw Co.
MEMORANDA.
AUGUST 2.-The bark a bl Iall sailed in company
with the bark Grey Hound, bound 10 Mai0ned, to
hulsh loading Tor RIO Spoke ship HIawaItha, 30
mites north ot PeTEambuco, bound out. Inc bark
Maria and bark " isaoncari will finish loading III
few days for United states.
New YoRK. Sept % Cleared, schrs. VIM f.
Leggett, Richmond; Gallego, Richmond; Eela
Peck, City Point; \ :. Rus, Petersburg; Empire,
Norfolk; Nangatuck, do.
BALTIMORE, Sept. q. -Cleared, scErs. Ambition,
Rlchn!Qnd; Elite, Peters burg; Anslo-Saxon, Ur-
bana. Va.
lBY TELEGgAPH|
NORFOLK, Sept. 24.-Arr'd in Hampton Roads,
bark Eilu au. IS DAYS from Newcastle, Eng land,
bound to Charleston, ). e., leaking, mas.s sprung
fore rigging gone aud short of provisions. Ship
Alexander. IL days from Liverpool, with general
cargo. bound To Richmond; ships Airy 70 DAYS,
Franklin and w. Paine, los DAYS from Calloa,
and ship Pepperil, bound to London, are yinE in
the Roads.
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Csc. W. MUNFoRD, ssc'y of the Com'th.

VIM. b. WALTERS is about FIVE feet ten ~ ches
high. light hair AMI complexion, little ireekies
has cough, and peculiar tiager nails, being dark
colored, not aGheTng To the flesh except under the
SIX
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1890 FALL TRADE. 1890
SAM'L IL. PRICE & co.
- l57 MAIN STREKT. Ktehmoad, Firgjntd.
We are now receiving our supplies OF FALL and
WINTER GOODS, embracing every variety to &c
had IN this and the New York market, which will
be continually increased during the season.
NEGRO CLOTHING.
Our stock of NEGRO CLOTHING rs now com
plete. embracing Vlrg' a and 6-4FULL-CLOTHS,
LiNSEIS. SATINETS, BLANKETS, and Brown
seia-ts " sAM'L NJ. PRICE 4 co.
y &c III X ID SON Il CO.
II DEAL EXCLUSIVELY IN,
And keep for sale III quantities to suit purchasers.
wARE-R0oMs. S AZ ,ns s5 MAIN STREET,
lC II MO n D, VA,
ALL KINDS OF
MArTTgNAss.k + F. 1 l n G s.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
RUGS, MATS.
CURTAIN GOODS,
WINDOW SHADES,
TABLE OIL CLOTHS,
PIANO AND TABLE COVERS. &C., &c.
Thev will have made 10 order,
CARPETS. OIL CLOTHS.
We have opened q splendid lot of CARpETlNG
of our own importation. and are now pre pared To
exhibit the latest sly les IN every grade.
Our assortment of CURTAIN GOODS, with
Trimmings. 4 c.. is unsurpassed, and our stock is
complete of WINDOW ShADB, FLOUR OIL
CLOTH, &c.
BUYERS are invited to examine our goods which
will be sold on accommodating terms.
sc H-2m' RICHARDSON a CO, IS Main st
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RS BILL HEADS, BILL HEADS THE largest
and most complete assortment Of RULED PA
Blue, White, Buff, Canary, Pink aud Purple-Just
received at THIS OFFICE. Merchants and 9th
ers In want, can rely on getting q good article OF
Paper, and as cheap as they can he procured any
where. Call and see specimens and prices. ltsI
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r. To NJ ed ical students. .-DisseCtin.
CASES of various styles and prices for sale very
cheap at EDWARD #. R0BINSON'S.
SO 25-2m Attn and Franklin SITS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25

THE BELL AND EVERETT
~ EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF JEF
FERSON WAKD will meet at Z. 4. j. CLorToN'S
office corner Of Franklin and Wall streets, THIS
EVENING at O'Clock. Punctuai attendance IS
requested. Reports OF CCnImlttees are to be acted
upon By order. ]. NJ. FRANCISCO,
Sc 25-lt Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

.nA- superior Liquors, Wines and Havana
GtTAES = so, in bottles, the pnrest Old BRAN
DiET, WHtSKtfS. Holland GIN, and Jamaica
hUM for Iamlly and meJi oinal use-al # whteh
We o0er AT reasonable prices, whole sale and retail.
McKEEVEH n BRICKEf,
Wine, Liqtur and Havana Cigar Store.
No. Exchanse Hotel Building.
Pearl street.
ia German AnZelger COPY. re 253t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25

UNION PRAYER MEETING.--
ca \ Union Prayer Meeting of all denomi-
nations will be held every. AFTERNOON this
week. under the auspices Of the I2gns MEMS
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. (Rev. DR.. Bur
kows,D from to O'Clock. The citizens gene
rally invited 10 attend, as well as all STRANGERS
visiting the city. Sc Palm
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DRY GOODS, cARPETINas, &c.

ANTILLAS MAN IT'LL a 5 I.
EDEN FOX,
BROAD STREET.
Will be prepared THIS DAY, tMONDAY,J GATH
September, 10 exhibit their complete assortme mt
of FALL and WINTER
NANTIILRS and CLOAKS.
A II the Paris Novelties IN Light Coored and
Striped CLOTHS,
CASTOR BEAVER,
And new and elegant STYLES IN VELVET.
BREEDFN Il FOX,
Sc q lot t2dpl 27 Broad street.
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IA GOVERN MOI f.f
GUARD. Parade st me Wv Al a
>HN Grounds on MONDAY, zl1h iI,sss VITA
INN O'Clock ?. Nj. IN citizens sssusds.
sac aims. Sergaants will summon tNe"
Is, order of Capt q AbkLL. .,, g., Ss,st
r W. CHAMBERLA1NE, ls' Ne'N
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CALL AND LOOK BEFORE YOU BUY.
Elegant new and Three F'0unced SILK ROBES.
Beautiful FALL AND WINTER DRESS SILKS,
at greatly reduced prices.
RICH DELAINk ROBES. at SIS. IS and 81 each,
and many other GOODS at less than auction
prices. SAM'L NJ. PRICE Il co.
2l-ltS
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For other "EdueGtionaE" Notices, see Attn Pa
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:. ARMORY YOUNG GUARD,I
Richmond, Sept. 18th, 1860.
q Order No. %.
III Assemble this TUESDAY, evening, at s
" O'Clock, for Dfi and Business.
There will be al ELECTION TO FILL VA
CANClES, u der the new BY Laws of y on Com
IN ssioned Officers
Final A. ton upon the ARRANGEMENTS FOR
The TRIP 10 BALTIMORE Will be had this
evening. Ii is Importa that every member on
The roll should attend.
Roll called a, 50 O'Clock Be prompt
BY order OF Capt JNo. y. RADy.
sc 25-lt ABNkR V. ENGLAND, LIST Serg't.
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BOARDING..

R0ARDING.-The subscribers, having taken
ID the house of Jos. H CreushaW. Esq Main
street. bet cen 9th and It'll, inform their trlends
and the pnhIc that they Will be pre- pared to
ceIve DOarders on the LIST OF October
he house excellent repair, and fitted up
with every convenience for the comfort OF Its IN
mates. 1t is pleasantly situated, and convenient
the business part OF the city. Sever day
boaTdeTG can be accommodated.
r. b. MURRAY,
Al "
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u, wE HAYS ,ouE GREAr Bah;

Ez I5GAINS AGAIN-LOOk AT oI ~.
NH ttSr.-C ear ace TumOleTs lrnm . p,s
serve Dishes, 10 eta. aud h ghsr, vnfth =, o
deal more: Kerosene Lamps from 70 es. s ssl.
some very rch patteTns-the bsst puitus.s..fs
worth most twice the money all otasI y - Sals,
IN proportion; Dinner. Tea and Chshis,s im
BOUGHT at great sacrifice trom Ner 10 bSurs.
Our Vases. Motto Cars and other PaItor o' "a,
men.s defy competition. Whoever ioon aai,isa
assortment of Britannia, Aibats ana s,nsa bad
Ware. as also Table Cutlery, says that We
To beat IN that line All kinds OF House tpaa.bss,
ing Goods. IN W Ooden and Wlilew ware, vs
rlnware. Walters, Looking Oissses, an 10.
make to order. any size required 1eA1
mense vs. iety Ia Fancy Goods and To, "a as.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-25

BOARD. / have several vacant ROOMS, SUIT
- able for families Young gentlemen. apply to
Miss +. A. Bl DGOOD,
Sc 3-2m Corner 1th and Main streets.
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SWORDS h THAW
Are now receiving their Fall ard Winter Stock of
DRY GOODS.
AL of the new styles of Dress Goods. Cloaks,
Shawls, EmbroIderies. &C. We are now prepared
to EXHIBIT, and respectfully solici; call from
friends and others
We have also added to our stock q beautiful and
cheap Ine OF CARPETS and RUGS
SWORDS THAW us Broad ST.,
sc ~ lw Nearly opposite X. r. Il Z. r. X.
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A. GRAYS. ATTENTEON.-At,end souaJ
X Dr'li, at Military Hall on WEDN ESUAY mig hi
M next, at ~ O'Clock. This is for old as we'll as
Utaught the Tudiments. :" "
BY order of Capt ELLIorr
SO 25-3t h. w. BR rNcH, LIST Serx't
slCASGs ESTRADA LtGOkICE in s,ora
W for sale by POTTS, FARLEY 4 CO,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-08-02
REFEREES SALE

State observation-disclosures County Circuit corut
Franklin H. Head against Serene FISK LUCINDA mo- a,
exander Underwood, administrator of the estate ~ d.
ran Brown deceased, and William Brannan ia
FlRIU u and in pursuance of a final iudo
ng ,Gh lhe sale of the porgaged premises here
matter descl'ed made and ntered In the above entd
cause on the seventeenth Q7th day of Noyenber n
10y az ne regular November Of said court l. Or
p eau referee duly appointed by said court for
at purpose shall offer for sale and sell at pubIic
o 70 tis highest bidder therefor, at the front DO
~ hoase "a The city and county of Kenosa and
sue VI Wisconsin, at 10 O'Clock in the fore, oo ~
urday the tenth (0tl) day Of March A. d lSGo ~ cat
ueScloea piece or parcel Of land or so much
Oh as WIN De suhcent to satisfy the said iudpement 49,
COSTS together with the ard expenses az snch
that Is 10 say The north east quarter Of block no s
o te quarter of section tbrty-one C3il fo
in ne ann ~ ~ o. taigs no twentythree t23) east and
III sne iouFtE ward Of said city If Rtnosho ' anu
Terms of sale cash n inn
+ ii. HEAD, Plaintiff "NAp'
Dated Dec. :, 1862 3m26 pato,oo
ny consent OF parties, the above sale is postnoed NTH
and place. 100 iooo' AZ The same hour
Dated, March 18th, 1850. y I 1eno ~ heleref'
-, ny consent OF parties, the above sale il
oaarday the first ay Of September A. b 1850 at he
Dated, June /, 1860 y " 100 $50 c.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-08-02
REFEREE y SALE.

state of WiscUnsll-h enosha county Circuit Court
Pha'es Gould, against Dewitt O. Fox, and harriet Fox
R4 VIRTUE and in pursuance OF ina. indg.
hSmeft for the sale Of the mortgaged premises herein
after describe dmade and entered in above entitled
on the It Gay of May, $780, the regular term Of said
COURT Hiram HoibrooE, referee duly appointed by
sld court for that purpose shall offer for and sell
at public auction the highest bidder therefor at the
front door OF the Court House in the city county of
kenesha and State OF Wisconsin, half past ten o'clock
II the forenoon of Saturday, September frs IS O. the
following described lot or parcel of land so much
thereof rs will be sufficient to satisfy sal judgment ard
COSTS together with the costs and expenses such sale
10 wat: The southeast quarter Of section nneteeu~1p
Gown two = north of range NFenty -2-east except
ing therefron piece of land sixty width of he
wes side thereof also that other piece or parcel
OF land described follows Thirteen and twentyseyen
one hund etI' l3 y 100 in the northeast corner
o. the northeast quarter 4 section thirty 80 own two
III north of range twenty-five G22l and bounded
north by section lineeast by section line and south and
west by Burlington road-bot parcels being in the town
OF Somers In said county of Kenosha
Terms of sale CASH
o. S. & +. H. HEAD, HIRAM UOLRP0OY
Pf's Auy's. peterea
Dated May 80, IS o.. 14w51
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State of Wisconsin, KeHosha County Circuit Court
Mary Carney against Peter Riley and Almla Riley
ID \ VIRTUE and in pursuance of a fnaliudg-
S Eeut for the sale of the mortgaged premises Herein
after desc ibed made, and entered in the above entitled
cause, on the seventh thl day Of May StO the rcgu.
Lam term of said court |, Hiram Hobrook referee duly
appointed by order OF said court shall offer for ae and
sell atpubhc auction to the CHEST bidder therefor at the
front door OF the Court House. in the city and county
henosha and state of Wisconsin, at half past O'Clock
in the forenoon of Saturday September first st 1885,
the loYowlng descr bed lot parcel of land much
thereof as shah be sufficient to satisfy said judgment and
costs together with the costs and expenses said sale
that to say THE east half of the west half of the north
quarter OF section twenty-four 2 town o. one
north OF range No. nineteen 9) east and in the town
OF Wheatland III said county of Kenosha,
Terms OF sale CASH.
o. s. 4 +. II. HEAD HIRAM uOT anon
Ph's. Attys. Rnferooo
Dated May 80, 1860. 14wh1
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I'm PROBATE.

In the matter of the last will and of Alvir
Strong, deceased
4 IN reading and fling an instrument in writ
" III purpOrtiug to be the last sill and testament Of
Alvin Stro g, late Of the Of somers deceased, and
also the accompanying petition OF David Strong and Ma
sa t. Strone representing among other things that the
said Alvin Strong lately died at Somers aor sald that
the said instrument last will and testament OF said
deceased and that the said petitioners are the Identical
executor and execurx named and al pointed IN and by
will executor executTX the eOf and praying that
day be appointed for hearing the proofs Of said last will
and testament: 1t is ordered that the proofs OF said in
strrnent be heard the Judge of this Court Sat-
urday the 14h day Of July, A. D. 1860, at 10 o'clock A.
" Of sid day. his Office in the city and county of Ke-
nosha And il is further dered that public notice there
of be given all persons interested by publishing copy
Of this order for three weeks successfully prior said
pay of hearing, in the Kenosha Telegraph weekly
1aper printed and published Kenosha city, aforesaid
Dated Kenosha, June is, 1850
3m2 JON B. JILsUN, County Judge