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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-23
GoDDIs 4 APPERs0N, Aucts.
EIETY.THREs AND ONE.FOURTH ACRE,

II 0P BEAUTIFUL LAND. MOSTLY IN OAK GROVE ii HAN
RICO COUNTY. FOUR WILLIS NORTH 0Y RICHMOND MAR
BROOK oHuRUH FOR sALE AT AUCTION the request
ofM Martha Chamberlaynewe .hs sell public suction on
the premises, Wednesday 18th July at o'clock p fair
not The next fair day that portion Of the which
resides; II lies TO the Brook
by Of which than covered
an Oak Grove which there several excellent building e
This land adjoin that owned Mess Thomas Laid and inc
w. Beyerdse and lies within half mile Of the Brook
The neghborhsod Is most desirable one
TERNs-0ne Fourth cash balance 10 month"; for ne.
roble notes. interest ADDED retained chi last note 4
paid
iviq-tft
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-23

CORN.-sOO bushels Corn, for sale on consignment by
~ iJ2s BRIDGFoRD co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-23
AUCTION SALES.
YUTuRE DAYa.

RY tIhTUk or DECRRR or THR GIN.
CULT COURT Of the CITY OF tn the sult
1onnoo Bagby, 70 the 30 day June l6o suc
Ill., 1850 cerks oee Of the Court Of Hu,,i.
or SAD ely shall special Commissioner Trustee sell on
the I'd ds. Of August 1900 u the Auction Of Mus Davis
Dupree Co In said city for cash st public auction NEGRO
WOMAN named Louisa about % yea old and her fw0 Chill
Of age.
Iy28-.ds MLAs L. JOHNSON, Commissioner and fru,,..
LACE DAVENPORT. Aucra
GRoCKRIRs, xc., 80 Auetfon.-op THURSDAY.
~ ssh July will SELL at 10 o'clock sseton tore an
assortment Groceries, VIZ
Coffee aud Crushed Sugars
w stern Sides
Java CoGee
Candles soap, Starch
Old Rye and Rectlnei Khlsky
French nraIdy
Pure Moasses Rem
Lcncon Ale and Porter
Green and Black fesf
Cisret Wines
Cotton Yarns
200 Sides Sole Leather
Pure Champagne Wine
100 Baskets qusru
20 do pints
Imported per alps nnw'od and Village Bell.
20 Casks Sparkling Edensursh Ale, Imported direct,
rEAsUndsr 500 cash. 800 and over, month. ered. for
iy2l-.di Lac: B DAVENPORT. A.e...
BY DUNLOP. MoNcURE CO., Au-ta
ON TUEsD Y, the 9Th Ins commencing At 10 O'Clock
" We vii sell a. our Auci Store.
32 bids Porto Rico and " o. Sugar. ysrlous mark. r.n,
lag froniiprime 10 choice quality.
r Under 600 cash. over tioO credit for spproy.
Sale without weather. Commencing 10 O'Clock
enable dealers Rio Oo0.e nv Hs,r.
E1 ,nss Davenport Co. DUNLOP. MoSoURf Co. '
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-23
LAW CARDS.
GIBSON,

ATTORNEY at LAW.
WILL PRACTISE In Courts OF Giles Mercer Monroe,
w Montgomery PULASKI and viii collect pune.
tualy for all claims placed In his hands,
Post Once Giles Court HOUSE. Va jy11-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-09-03

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lAsA anSet0s gu madden, bab er ben 0eriumt8cu SaaI it Sweiten
StUfmerte Der Saae,
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fam gu MAIDEN, bB ct ale mpberncn SinSe in mSalidt fur,er
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rsdtferti8en. 9e naberen gebin8unacn 6eS ~llntsrrf8t8 erfdJt
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nnb Samita9 bon Ito lbr Nbenbs. '0
4u92S, Emit DO. &Ieber.
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n6ibwdde, 3thern her @tieoer. Nu9eni&WdGe, NdfenrSrtsrr,%ssn
oeer .wpel gar lApn an pHAt0mnIener Smpetens ODER GeidJsdStss.
3u werben. '~"7' seFPFI
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u6 ma nettl6e Mittel aneeweuoet. ''V GolSontihe
Au4 wtrO per GNrrelPpnRsns, IN srtefen Gfat6 ertbeIt r.r,
etueeitlcden fnb. Spde Srtefe tittet man an 9nr 95sza Reaa
Office 9ep. gpt 81 %abfcI(ren. 0''o 'pP t
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Mn bic 9nnnen

gin bic San,cu.
0r. Samlrn's lmb QacOftes Iraemittel fr e..
hi Ssrss offse su srea sta. g Ga9alaltattsnen unenfs tIInifSsfeH
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leaItS H.i qS Ss]@ ten It'd k,,s G' ss. ssiaEg rne nsrsen Il sr f Sen ' fst
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0mentranttetten, wte metesr 8ue, @e6drmattsrso.,,
Ftben l4nene Selehiaun8 III pbi8er Nultalt. "'ppfAa &c.
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3m Derfdufen.
Maeutatur IN Ger g8eder- Office.
1EHt MnftiOnszNerfanf
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y 1~faufen.
Sd werbe am nd4itsn Dtitpo9 ben 5. September. Ia4mittas8
4 ubr an Crt nno Stele, na3itebeno tei9rebsne8 Sig ntbum
gum Bertauf trin9en.
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lr. nabe gatbitr.; Die Got bat In 6rOnttr. 10 6uB 3 3pa JrOnt
uno bat cine 3emltfe &eft. Die DISQUALIFICATION Np. 16 bette.
ben aus einent %9utgetaukn 2n6t0en Sauis un0 lleberbau nebit
elmer tro6enen Que9tn 6rontltr. GbeniO wetter bebaut I'M Sim
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rentet.
@ruuerente am @an3en $38. so.
acknowledgement: 0e 9atite baor, bic anbere SalIte in 6
ooer IL Wtonaten NIT Sntsrelien uno Si8erbet, &tht unteftreit-
bar. Us miro 3uiammen pertauit.
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SUtoDtWd go. 81 galhmpreIir.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22
f1nged pink and the blue gentian. There have been
two slight earthquakes the pregent month.
DEATH OF AN OLE INDIAN PRINCESS

Correspondence Of The N Y. Tribune.
AuyyIA, N. Y, Feb. IL, lSoV'
Ihave ius, beard of the death of Euniee M"n"ee'
the last fuyi.blood of the Pisbgaehhgok uioe y,
5;ors Che ras5ed on the Indian Reserve, ID nsn''
I,,oo uo,raa or "Aunt Eunce,' as she swS
..;a,l,, oiled was born 10 Derby County, anu was
ZOO -. "a Her fathers name wae Joseph, and her
orondfathsrs name was Gideon slan"eeSenun'
Co. ros the name given him by the horavlan Mis-
bo Iabored among the Indians here and he
a;S 90 have been their fret convert, having been
hort,,sd by them in l743. From han~eesemnm
Fp,ics %, her name Nanwee. Tue Indians Of the
pisheachtieok tribe tor Schaghticoke as we call IT.
are an oshoot Of the Pequods the most powerfa iroe
Of New-England. In the war between King Pmup
and the EDglsh settlers, in which Gideon Maowee-
stmum took part portion Of the Pequods we're driven
into the borders Of this State among these were the
Pishgaehtigogs.
TIE Indian Reserve lie located in the town OF Kent,
and i believe, touches the town of Dover, Duchess
County. N Y. 1t was formerly large tract, but IL
now reduced a 10 few aores From sales OF part OF
this tract the Indians (half breedsl derive small IN
come, and an overseer appointed 0y the superior
Court of Litchfeld County, distri5u es 1t to thsm.
When Gideon Manweesemum, who was the lssb
Sschem Of this tribe, ruled the tract was LAID out 10
obong strips, as 10 give each family an equal rSh
20 the fshing and hunting grounds and the separate
fields the Indians were npe led to cultivate Gideon
Is said 10 have been good ruer, compeling Vuo IL
dams TO work, and prohibiting drI king habit which
is fatally fascinating the Indian. They are said to
have greatly prospered under his reign On the death
of Gideon the Office of Chief became vacant, though
EunCe inherit. the blood and distinction of royalty
During the Revolution the tribe was quite numerous
furnishing hundred warriors; now only nine families
of balG-breeds labout fifty in alb remain.
Fuuce has been twice married, but OF nine children
she las not one living. With her first husband, John
Snttary sbe came Kent, bat he dying, che married
Peter Sherman In 1914 she vas baptized, aud re-
ceiyed into the Congregational Charch in Kent and
her iubsequen life gave Of the sincerity Of
her faith
Iavins Carter, with whom she has resided for
some years past Since early in the Fall her pow
ers, both mental end physical, have been gradually
declining and we hear that she died one day as week.
Her funeral was held on Saturday. and the absence
of the Rev. Mr. Scudier, the Presbyterian PASTOR the
sermon was preached by the Methodist clergyman the
| Rev Mr. Kirk. - b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22

A MELANCHOLY FATE.-Some three years ago
typographical engineer in the Russian service but
PiussaL by BIRTH becoming in soved in difficulty
with the Government, fed to New York with his vile
and child taving also about 1850 Of his forune
His pame was Scbaltz-C. p, if our informant reco
lects correctly. He has spent the intervening time
and his entire property in perfecting Improvement
upon the steamengiDe, and securing an American and
English patent orit 1t last c0mpleted and about
fortnight ago the first machine was put UP at the
paper mill IN West Cummington, Hampshire County
II worked like a charm, and last Friday the
happy inventor wrote 10 hs wife, exulting in
the prospect of speedy and abundant reward for his
long abOrs, and promising 10 return 70 her Monday
On saturday evening he went 10 the mill 10 observe
the working OF the machinery, aud while suggesting
rome slight change, be stepped upon bels was at
drawn under large cylinder and instantly
crushed to death The body was recovered as soon ~
possible and on Monsay-placed in plain coffin aud
accompanied by single macbinist, who had learned
TO be bis friend while assisting him in putting up his
enRine-all that remained Of him who expected
10 return in the triumph Of successful genius 10 his
family, was OH its way TO NewYork.
Pitttheld Eaae.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22

uav 10 Alabama. She wac represented as being at
t,e advanced age Of i02 years. She expired almost
hetore Il was known that abe was III.
A few days ago, the Emperor of Austria gave
heutensn.s commission, and 200 forns for his outfit,
TO a Jewish sergeant, who, having been slightly
wounded and taken prisoner at Magenta, managed to
escape in time to take part in the battle of Solfsrino
where ho vas severely wounded.
-Saysrs is said to be in fine condition. The English
fancy do not approve of the attitude Of Keenan, the
Bennia Boy. " lie holds his hands up like gill, ,
was the remark of renowned ei-derant braise- OF
be Hght-weights, lie added &" Tom will find his work
cut out easy"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22
FIRES.

FIRE ~ NASSAU sTREEr-woRK OF An IscISDIARr.
Al O'Clock Tuesday morning. fire was discovered
in The basement of No 81 Nassau street occupied by
j. Cuneus as a Wholesale liquor store but no alarm
was given, the flames being speedily oxtingushed by
some tremen who happened TO be in the neghborhood
al the time. The fire W ~ evidently the work of an
ineeDdiary, as, upon examination, II was found 10
have been kinded around cask Of liquor, in
which holes had been bored for the liquor to
ing in various places about the basement holes had
alKo been bored from which the LIQUOR was rapidly
flowing. The brace and bit with which the holes had
been made were found upon the floor. Several boxes
of wine valued ut about 3 D We're destroyed In the
sub cellar Immediately beneath where the fire WAS
kinded was large crate of straw, and bat for the
timely discovery the building would have undoubtedly
been destroyed
Mr.. Cunens stock was valued at s. 00O and was in
ured for $1,000 in the Eagle, and 81 900 in the Me-
chaucs and Traders Insurance Coz. Mr.. Quick one
Of the Insurance pa rUl discovered the fire. but found
no one about the premises. The store door was un-
IL or TO carry away the brace and Bit Yesterday
ing Capt. Weed aud Sergeant Bracket of tho Second
Precinct arrested Mr. Cunens suspicion OF firing the
building. The prisoner denies the Charge emphatical
ly and aseeIts that he prove an abb The firing
he supposts was done by rome enemy, who wished to
ruin him. The building which ia five stories in hight,
is owned by Eugene Ferris, who occupies the hrst
floor as "a shoe store.
FIRE IN SULLIVAN STREET.
At 81 o'clock Tuesday morning, tire broke out in
the DIV cling house No. 6S Sullivan street. owned by
Mr.. Edwards, and occupied by Mrs. White a DWELL
ing. The lire originated in Il attic and thence
tended To the roof causing damage 10 the amount OF
goo, No ipsunpes, The rect ef No, " wac alsQ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22

FRoos.-An enterprising citizen Of New-Jersey has
prepared ponds for the purpose Of raising rogs for the
table. There these ampbbious vocaiss are advanced
from the tadpole degree 70 the maturity of froghosd,
when they are subjected TO rap on the head which
efiectuay reards their growth and impairs their mu
sical powers. The pos eror limbs then diverted of
sheir natural covering, and sent 10 market where they
readily command the prioe Of q per hundred whole.
tale. FJogs aIe becoming common article OF food
IN y. Cen AdYertiseL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-02
Ayers Catharric Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES or 4 FAMILY Brslc

are SO composed that disease within the range Of
their action can rarely Withstand or evade them
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse.
and inslgorate every portion of the human organ
ism, correcting its diseased action and restoring
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properties. the invalid who Ia bowed down with
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Not only do they cure the everyday csnplaints
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of its functions They are an excellent Alternative
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AYERS
Ague Cure,
ron rnx SPEEDY cuRx on

4s Ma
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FOR HAORsEs md CATTLE.
rlNHIS Ii truly great remedy. Half rs cent
l bottle Of Sloan Instant Relief, givsn in pint
OF warm water, seldom fails to cure O. horse Of
collie in few minutes; In extreme cases repeat
the dose In Is minutes.
For Bruises, Strains, Sprains. and many other in
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effected by the use Of this wonderful medioins.N
@A- Get Circulars Of Agents.
Sloan's Ointment.
For mildness, safety, certainty and thorous hness
Slosn . Ointment exceis, and 10 rapidly supsre-
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cure OF tho following diseases:
Fresh Wounds. Calls of all kinds, Cracked Heels,
Ringbone, Pollsvil, Wind-galls. Callus, SPAWN,
Sweeney, Fistula, Foundered Feet, Sand Greeks,
Scratchey or Grease, Mango and Horse Distempsr.
THE CONDITION 20 WDER
Is composed principally OF herbs and roots, and
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various diseases to which horses and cattle ore sub
tits, Inward Strains, Yellow Water, Innammation
of the Eye, Fatigue from Hard Exercise; also Rheu-
matism, Commonly called the Stir Compiaint.l--
1t 10 also cafe and certain remedy for
Coughs aud Colds.
1t carries OF al gross humors and will rsmove
all in6ama tisnsnd fever, purify the blood, loosen
the skin, cleanse the water and strengthen every
part Of the body.
SLOAN'S MEDICINES
Are sold Wholesale and retail, At manuiscsuusr's
prices, In Keokak, BY Bartlett, Kaye On, John
4. wilkinson, A. J. Wilkinson, and s. b Vowel
Also by oil dealers in Medicine Ia eli the cstern
States. WALTER b. SLOAN,
Original Proprietor, No. il Vine-st. St Louis Mo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-02

M0hIoNs's WARRANTED. All styles and
Avl prices. Just received by
apr0d OGDEN, bR0WNELL co.
MiCHELEI,s NEW HOOK.
NOV ready, WoxAH;" sequel and companion
IN 70 Glamour" Translated from early sheets
~ d.. J. W. Palmer, translator Of "L'Auour''
This day received BY
Apr6d OGDEN, BRoWNELL q CO.
May1e Meid's Hooks for ihe nsys.
DUSH BOYS,
- Boy Tar.
Young fagers,
Plant Hunters,
Young voyageurs,
Desert Homo.
Alo, large supp y of other Juveniles at
OGDEN, DR0WNELL 4 CO.'S
CRY Book SroKE.
myIld 81 MniD-st.
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Total An.ets a tha COMPANY. .xahs ek !,

ii. The greatest amount insured In any ono risk,
$160e0.
IL. The greatest amount allowed by the rules Of
the Company to be insared In any one city,
town or viilAge--GQyerned by cireu
IL. The greatest nmennt allowed to be insured In
any one block-governed by circumstances.
IL The Act OF Incorporation OF said Company
March 81, 1891.
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OrixlnAl Notice.
TN yaGEnIy fuAr

10 JUSEPH w. HOLMAN.
VOU are hereby notified that there il no
- on file In the Clerks Office Of the District
Court OF Lee County, Iowa, at Keokuk the petition
OF John Mcmahon, claiming OF you the fore
closure OK mortgage on Ists and in block 81
OF the eityof ksokuk in said county and State,
and that decree be rendered against Won In the
sum o. $z,s33 33-l0o with 10 per cent per annum
interest thereon from March 18th, 1857, being the
amount due on promissory note secured BY said
mortgageon the premises aforesaid, and for gener-
al relief.
Now, therefore, unless you appear and answer to
SAID petition on or before the second day OF the
next term Of said Court at said place to be holden,
. Judgment or decree win be rendered against roo
thereon ~ pro eosfesse.
CURTIS, GILMORE CURTIS,
May Z, 1S60-4w Att'ys for Petitioner