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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-26

yVuI IlduiC III - CaIl0tt
Hastings Court of this (
Wyndham Robertson,
Kent, Pane & Co.,
Fleming Griffin,
J. Randolph Tucker,
Joseph Allen,
Arthur A. Morson,
Enders, Sutton x Co.,
r. ]. Barnes,
VIM. H. mcfarland,
WIN. Green,
Andrew Johnston,
VIM. w. GWathmey,
J. Pannil,
T. w. Br6ckenbrough,
J. Maury Garland,
II. A. Claiborne.
John w. Bransford,
Burton l. Greenhow,
W. D. Taylor
J. g. Cabell.
John L. Eubank,
Alex. Duval,
P. J. Wright.
John l.. Tate.
c. w Purcell,
p. T. Sutton.
NestOr II. Forbes.
Purcell, Ladd Il Co.,
Geo. N. Gwathmey,
Geo w. Randolph.
las K. Lee.
w. II. Haxall,
VI. M Young.
w. Gnddin.
Jas NJ, Taylor,
ThOs. r. Price.
Geo, j. Sumner,
F.. Miller.
VIM. H. Christian,
JnO. l.. Bacon,
Geo. s. Palmer,
H. E. c.. Baskerville,
VIM. p. StrOther,
A. AntOni,
Vim. A. Jenkins,
Sam'lJ. Harrison,
Sam'l B Smith.
Jos B Peasants,
B. c. Wherry,
L Nmunally,
Jas: b. Macmurdo,
J. F. C. Potts,
J. Nj. Murray,
Rich'd H. Strother,
r. C. Marmurdo.
]. Adair Pleasants,
VIM. T Allen,
B. w. Haxall,
p. j. Archer,
J. Adams Smith,
ThOs J. Evans.
Hancock Lee,
Ro. A. Paine,
Edward SlntOn,
L. X. Baker.
Geo. w. Jones,
Miles Selden,
Sam'l P. Mitchell,
VIM. H. Fry.
POwhatan Roberts.
L. LOttier.
Benz. &. Gray,
Alfred Gwathmey.
E. p. Gaines.
James A. Scott,
A. N. Walker,
Waiter P. Morris,
d. T. Williams.
Jas. Peasants,
F. w. ROddey,
James B. Dupuy,
JnO. f. White,
John u. Powell,
p. 3. Sublett.
Henry G. Watkins,
John O. Steger,
Sam'l c. Dounan,
X. H. DibbrelI,
T. b, Grundy,
B. D. Barnes,
Thos. T. Johnson,
]. H. Anthony,
Chaa. MctIruder.
Ed. VIM. De VOss,
w. B. Smith,
Potts. Farley & Co.,
Jas. c. Hunt,
Henry James.
VIM. 8. Triplett,
Sam'l H. Gordon,
w. H. Powers,
Harvey, Armstead, l.
Williams,
B. II. Smith,
]. c Joplin,
Ovr">zD Anil OF
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IA. Second Splendid supply OF
SUMMER DRY GOODS.

SUMMER DRY GOODS!
ISRk e l.. d r. n & 20 49,
Open To DAY, and th-oug hout the week. their
SECOND SUPPLY of SUMMER DRY GOODS,
bong hit during the past week at UNPRECEDEN1-
ED LOW PRICES.
Our assortment of
DRESS GOODS
Is now larger than we have ever offered before.
very large stock of
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
PLANTATION GOODS
Our MANTILLA DEPAR an EN- + is now filed
with a complete assortment of NEW STYLES.
We are now prepared and are determined to
offer every inducement to bny both at Who'll f.
SALE ard RETAIL. BREEDEN & FOX.
ap "a I'm, 2pJ 81 Broad street.
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lhtc lOI tiiC JuuSo vi Ill
.ity.
Samuel Il. Pulliam,
Marmaduke Johnson,
Chas. b. HablistOn,
Hugh w. Fry.
r. w. HablistOn,
N. b. Biniord.
VIM. p. Smith,
8. d. Cvonin.
J. w. Rihard,
r. q. Carl.
P. ". Barksdale,
b. Garrett,
A. Pizzini.
John r. Sublett.
George w. Sublett,
]. Porter Wren,
Henry Karr,
Geo. w. Royster,
VIM. 8. Phillips,
Ro. I Johnston,
ThOs. l.. Whiting,
Page T. Sutton.
WIN. W. Jones, Jr:,
A. C.. Porter.
J j. Anderson,
VIM. H. Spence.
VIM. A. Robinson,
ThOs. T. Giles,
Thos. H. Ellis,
Jas. Alfred Jones,
w. s. Il Il DOMAIN,
Geo. A. Noting,
John J. Minter,
A. w. Morton,
N Devereux,
Jas b. Ficklen.
Henry C.. Cabell,
J. =. Watkins,
J. H. BinfOrd.
A. J. Watkins,
A. J. Singleton.
Jas. H. Gardner.
Geo. l.. Bidsood,
Renj. Bates.
j. l.. Apperson,
John H. Montague,
o. F. Bresee.
p. D. Mckinney,
w. J.. Swords.
Thos H. Roberts,
j. g. Chenery,
VIM. F. Taylor,
James D. b own,
r. H. Meade.
w. w. Harvie,
W. r. Darlington,
Thos. M. Alfriend,
Chas. Gennet,
Jno. A. Robinson,
Henry Exall,
II. Hanewinkle.
F. b. Hart.
James Woodhouse,
H. EldridRe.
Thos. +. Nimmo.
Sam'l NJ. Drinker,
Ed. H Smith,
A. Peasants.
Geo. W. Gillian,
r. s. Powers,
D. ]. Burr,
Smith. Rhodes l. Co
J. Millhiser & Bro,
VIM H. Blackador,
Jno. H. Claiborne.
John w. Hall,
VIM. NJ. Caldwell,
Jno. Thompson,
d. VI. Robertson,
TheO. J. Robertson,
Henry J. Calisher,
0. A. Strecker,
Vim. Taylor,
+. b. Bently,
Lewis Webb,
J. Thorn pson Brown,
A. Morris,
w. l.. Baker,
+. Warren,
n. P. Sheppard,
J. H. Hechtel,
w. N. Redford,
J. Carlton,
?. Cary Nicholas,
Hugh Blair,
J. A. Eckles,
Isaac Sycels.
Henry Adler,
d. A. Brown.
D. 8. Woodbridge,
:. Y. Landrum,
Chas. H. Wynne,
Heman r. Baldwin,
+. NJ. Porter,
+. 7. Winston.
1870.
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OANOkE VALLEY RAIL.
~ ROAD COMPANY.-Notice is hereby
dered the call of a meeting of STOCKHOLDERS
OF the ROANOKE VALLEY RAILROAD COM
WILLIE, on TIL URSDAY, the 2Sth of April next.
1t is earnestly desired that there should be full
attendance on that occasion.
f. A. WILLIAMS,
NH 23-2awtd Secy Of the Board.
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From the williamsburg Gazette
nd IL =; X Roy ~ REN, r6 GS9;, En- \,
THE VOTERS OF WILLIAMSBURG, For
THE JIinGESA

WILLIAMSBURG, Va, April IL, 1850.
MIR. BOWDEN.-Dedr Sir Having seen in the
Whig, the communication addressed to you from
ting the use Of your name in the coming election
for Judge of the Sixth judicial Circuit, we take the
liberty Of expressing to you our delight a. hearing
our own high regard for yourself, and our hish
opinion of your legal abilities. and your fitness for
earnest desire that you may be elected to the high
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N. S ecomd Supply.

SAML NJ. PkicE l. CO..
Are opening the novelties of recent Importation,
embracing rich SILKS, at greatly reduced prices !;
BEkEGE ANGLAIS. FOULARDS and Pop
LlNS. IN very great VARIETY.
The last novelties in LACE MANTLES;
Silk nj ANTLES; Cloth, Berese and Poplin DUST
Frs all entirely new;
A complete assortment of LACE GOODS, EN-
BROIDERlES, FANS. G Ii f =. PARA
SOILS, &C., &c. ap Ats
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IA Grand Opening Of -
from NEW YORK AUCTION SALES
of last week, in all departments Of new and de-
si1abe GOODS FOR the season, ,ncomparably cheap
yourself J. MlLLHISER Il BRO,
ap 2i-3t 1913 Broad street.
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Tor MAY, 1860.
LESLIE'S, LESLIE'S,
LESLIE'S, LkSLlE'S,
LESLIE'S,
HARPER'S, HARPEK'S.
HARPER'S, HARPER'S,
HARPER'S,
AND GODEY'S, GODEY'S,
GODEY'S, GODEY'S,
MAGAZINES, for MAY, at
JOS. WELLER'S, I2i Broad St.
ap &-ts Next to PJZzini's.
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~ Large stock Of Hosiery.-We would
call special attention to our stock Of HOSE and
HALF HOSE. for ladies, girls. men ana boys. Of
every sty 10 and size COURTNEY.
ap 36--4t 203 Broad st.
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<AoAk q. y. MAIL STEAMNhiI
A5EfN JAMESTOWN FOR NEW 1oKA-
7eThe JAMESTOWN. Captain iHeSr
SKINNER, will leave here at O'Clock +. H., rHf
DAY, the 9th inst. ID
Excursion tickets ISSUED 10 20 and return b, ei.s
e. e., q the s. ste STATE s9s and meas
Passage TO New York, Meals and state roo"
included, $40. Steerase passage IS.
Passage to Norfolk same as by tho river ooats,
Freix kt receive To- day, THURSDAY. and ssso
the hour of o clock r. Nj, FRIDAY. Insess s0|'
sncy he received prior tn that hour. ,..oi.
Conaignees are requested to send tor tae's''-'
to- day ,1
Freight Gpr Boston taken At moderate lales'""'
forwarded with the greatest dispatch, n.os
Tickets and Berths secured st our once o' -
board the steamer. .r,oS
ap All IUDLAN NAiSV.',
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GONE CRAZY.-A we'll known broker on
State street, Boston, was conveyed to the
Lnnatic Asylum. at South Boston, on Thurs
day, in an insane condition, induced, as is be-
lievsd, by the raviDg preaching Of a noted re.
viyalist.
NJ. Bone, Dutch astronomer, announces
that the famous comet Of Charles ", which
was seen in 1858, will re-appear in August
next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-26

"a Double Refined steam Candies.-My
Factory is complete, and by far the largest
tablishment of the kind South of Phiiadelphia,
which enables me to offer to the trade Of
VIRGINIA.
NORTH CAROLINA
and TENNESSEE,
~ also the city grocers. An article of city made.
Steam Refined Crushed Sugar Candy, warranted
to stand IN any climate, much below the Northern
price for An article Of like standard.
My stock Of Confectionery, Fruits. and Cigars
ing around. give me p call, and then determine
who has the best goods, az the lowest prices.
LOUIS J.. DOSSIEUX, Story Building,
NH 29-lmif No. 81 Nam st.
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n z w NJ A X kET

IT. 4; Il I; .: a:
.. Ave day.
FIRST DAY-TUESDAY - Swsepstase. mile
heats. Tor year Olds; entrance 800. iorteit sN.
Closed with light su bscribe
Francis NJ. Halls CHI. C. by Revenue, dam Fanny
Francis NJ. Halls ch. +. by Financier, dam Betty
Steele.
Gen, T. }. Green's Miss Tobacco Fly by Red Eye,
dam by Pfiam:
@; p. Hare. 81. {: by Boston. Jr.s dom Trustee.
i"I Hssssjo Tl''''iaS D. C. 0' Nea Eye "a" "
John Belcher's b. c, by whitby. dam johanna
Robert Alston's CHI. C. by Highlander, dam Kray
Fordren 4 Whites b. c. by Red Eye dam Mat
SAME DAi.-Match for 81 go. half forfeit,
mile heats.
FISHERMAN and CHI. &. out of Andrewetta, by inf
sEcSND Observation-Disclosures t
SAME DAY Match race. for $40. mile hess
Two year Odds entered, as follows:
Bullion, hy Revenue, dam Boston.
Buck Eye. by Hawkins Prlam IN BY Boston
TUIkD DAY -THCkSDAf.- Propne'o's
FOURTH DAY-FRIDAY.-Jockey Club Purse
FIFTH DAY -sATURDAY-Two Rarrs-
First race: Match between Oysterman and An
nette Hall for 1000; four mile heats.
ESrRIEs:
Oysterman, years old, b. h., by Revenue. dam BY
Annette Hall, 4 years old. oh. m by Grla nd
mondson. dam Virginia Payne. By Herald
SAME DAI.-Swee Pstakes: mile heats iof /.
the 10Th instant-four or more to sake race.
an 8-dt1NhM q. y. HARE, Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-26

RA White Sulphur Water
FROM THE
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GTeenbrIer Co, Va.
BOTTLED AT THE SPRINGS
The Company have made great improvements in
bottng, and the transported water is now per-
feet when taken from its source. Address all
orders to PURCELL, LADD l. CO,
General Agents for the U. States,
an 2-6m Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-26

AGE n b e ER .r
II BOTrLlNG ESTABLISHMENT
AT No. 1S MAIN STREET..
Returning most sincere thanks for the liberal
patronage already bestowed on US, we beg leave to
announce Ia our frissds and the lnbllc GENERALLY,
that We have SrE NtARGED spd lMpH0xED our
this season. and that We shall continue % keep al
ways only "a. esry best articles Of LAG Err BEER,
PORTER. Xxx ALE and CIDER.
We shall fulfill all orders LETT with us, in our
store. No. O6 Main street, sitker from CITY
COUNTRY, with the greatest dispatch.
We keep also on hand full Ulpply Of LAGER
BEER and XXX ALE put up n quarter ard half
bbls. aaH LOUIS EUkER l. BRO.
An O--lm sts No. &0 N ain street.
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1 HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY.

HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY.:,.
90 The annual meeting of the HOLLY
WOOD CEMETERY COMPANY will be held at
the Office of the President. on T TUESDAY, the LIST
day Of May, at ociOck IN the ate moon.
ap2l-td WIN. H. HAXALL, Sec'y.
NOTICE. ..Stockholders in the Rich
0>G2 mond, Williamsburg and Central Turn
pike Company. are hereby notified that the FIRST
nstament of ten per cent is called for. and pava-
bile on OF before the LIST day of May next. to the
Treasurer. at the Office of Messrs. 8. McGruders
Sons when called on by him. ap 23-dtlMy"
ECHING, LEECHlNG.-.
~ MRS. wool y f, Cupper and
Leecher, 1872 Main street. over s. Sutheran 8 Gun
Store. sign of the Big Gun.-Mrs. w. has for years
attended the LADIES' of Richmond and given uni
versal stlsfacton
Mrs. w. will attend those requiring her ser
vices. at all hours, day or night.
N. B.-LEECHES for sale. Orders from the
country carefully packed 2O-3m
SPECIAL NOTICE.-Persons going
~ to the Charleston Convention are re-
spectfully notified that they may save t-ou.
bic BY Transporting their BAGGAGE by ADAMS
EXPRESS COMPANY, which can remain at our
office at Charleston until their whereabouts are
ascertalned. ]. l.. MACDONOUGH,
Agent Adams Express Company.
Richmond, Va. April II, 1860. apl7-l0t
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

Stolen. from my stable. on the might of
the 3Oth ormOrnIns of the 3lst March. a
AAhght sOrrel MALE NJ ULE, hsylp, Msct
stripes on the legs, enc on each shou der
and down the back, also scar on one h nd foot.
and marks of gear on him. The shove reward viii
he paid II he is delivered to me, tnear-or TO Alfred
James, in Petersburg, or any information 60 tbs,
| can get him.
apl2-ts Mrs. NJ. u. BARKSDALE
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HA Lerch~s! I.eechrs!! Leeches:!!-
have Just received, BY Adams Express; lot Of
fresh SWEDISH EEECHES. the very best, and
large size, which will he applied upon the most
reasonable terms
P.,S.-CUPPING and I:EECHlNG promptly at
tho HAIR DRESSING ROOM. under the Ameri.
can Hotel tentrance on 18th street, and at night
at the corner of Leigh and 10th streets.
an l9--ts r.. G.. HOBSON.
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I OST..FIFTY DOLLARS REwARD-Io.
II or Monday morning. between 18th and ~ ~,
streets, my PO TIE MONNAIE conf,ir ,.a
Sl59 50: one hundred and ten dollars on The F,,os
ers' and EXCHANGE Banks, twenty ave dollar y,
other Virginia Banks, Eve dollar Cape Fear nav
and nineteen dollars and fifty cents m gold Ixi
pay rev ard of fifty dollars for ifs return IN M.
Office or to me. JAMES BATIET ~
ap24-3ts Ore,on lI;u
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nRnIUDD UTH1il 1o11goD.
PORrOF RIcHMONp.aAPRiL u.
| ARRIVED,
Schr Isle Of Pines. FFsuoh, Philadelpha, coal.

6;ra water sAi. day tTssr,day) sX selees
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LOST AND sTRAYEn

WAS TAKEN UP on my lana :, i:
IN 10Th day Of April. 1860. an estrsr 'b ai ;ns
~ MARE. r. ortl4 years old. 5 feet ia. nAi
high. black legs main and tail, slisht star ,
forehead and snip on the left nostril The o~. .e
ing charges. BENZ. JENIN,tv'
HOrxiNsvlLLE. PowHATAS,VA.
an 26-d3f6 VII
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"A. CLOTHIERS. OF PETERSBURG, VA.
Having purchased from the Tr'!stsss p Ms.s .s
No. he Main street. viii in few days, 3 IreIst,
"a Ii.h Hlssss s,sHEs%Nssas q unftS SHHAN6
GO0 b9, ssiaabls for tie Spring and Summer trade.
TIE b.sl3ess ~ Is se9sfssfSv se1 e. The nsts
strsct sssSatios 70 oasiaeas and To vaate Of ~
trade. hopo 10 merit aAd reeaiye . ah4Se 81 pablo
PATRONAGE, which has been 90 literally boeeoWoA
upoa them in our slse4R easy.
Mf. VIZ. GAsfoN. fQrmesly With ~ ia fetsrs-
burg: but but Of late III AaA iLsNY TX Goa
aS M--N no Nam street. RioAsnoAd.
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WATKINS Il FICKLEN'S

WATKINS l. FICKLEN'S
SECOND OPENING OF SILKS.
We are prepared to exhibit an unrivaled stock
Of SILKS, Of the choicest styles, at astonishing
prices.
We would also call attention to our splendid
stock of FRENCH LACE, DAMASTE, PCSHkR
aud REAL LACE: SILK and BEKEGE MAN
TIES and SHAWl.S. some of which are very ele
CANT and entirely new in style
Our beautiful TRAVELLING SUITS for Ladies,
embrac,ns an elegant variety, are very much N
demand Our assortment. the extent and elegance
of y hich an advertisement can give no idea, Will
we'll repay the ex ann alton Of all classes of Dry
Goods buyers. BY polite attention. the best goods
at the lowest prices. and liberal terms, We strive to
deserve the patronage of all.
NJ New Goods constantly receiving.
ap l9-l2t* WATKINS 4 FICkLEN.
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ESTRAY MULES trsyed AVA,
~ last Saturday NJ sht. dark bay HORSv
MULES years old this aptnr. he n
mules. will pay a suitable reward f.,
his delivery to me on the south side BASIN "
p2l-6t' JOHN L.STATON
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TVS yT sSs s. HFs ~ f6s HcdEYhb 5n.

KITTY FOX SAI4Es UN IONU Vk6Vt1. -We
OAR for tale the above very yeluAble real sSsaia
street. and 80 fset o. shs Wssiine 81 "a ssrssl:
VIII yids 1aysd ssI @ ieas Asst1s ne ssss s,s
in pretty gnoa order, md NV commAn9 isns 9
about $40 n s.aan ne i9Sfs'on + sn wsnIs
or in pSscole % suit "a credit u &c.
one 10 I've yesrs. intSlest ~ shls half nov
'''a s, sal;Gs' for '''at1afS I'M sss'fEi
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-02

COVE no MAN."-A writer in an Atlantic
religious paper, while descanting on the reli-
gion of paying debts, says
"Men may Sophsticate as they please They
can never make it right, and all the bankrupt
laws in the universe cannot make it right for
them not to pay their debts. There is sin
in this neglect as clear and as deserving Of
church discipline as stealing or false swearing;
He who violates his promise to pay, or with
holds the payment offs debt, when it is in his
power to meet his engagements ought to be
made to feel, that in the sight of alf honest
men, he is swindler."
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-02

A CHRISTIAN MINISTER RENOuNCES CHRIS
TIANIrY.-The members of the Emitted Presby-,
tcrian Church, in Warren county, are in great
Distress owing to the fact that one of their
most prominent and seemingly pious and hith.
ertO ablest preachers, has renOunced Christian.
ity, and declared bis disbelief in the doctrines,
of the bible. This he has done in . letter 70.
the Presbytery, in which he EenOHnces the,
Christian ministry, and declares his utter dis
belief in all the doctrines he has hitherto
taught
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-02

SCoTLANp'S INsIGNA.-An exchange gives
the following as the origin of the use of the
thistle as the national emblem of Scotland.
When the Danes from England invaded Scot
land, they availed themselves of the pitch
darkness of the night to attack the Scottish
forces unawarcs In approaching the Scottish
camp unobServcd and marching barefooted.
to prevent their tramp being heard, one Of
the Danes trod upon large prckly thistle,
and the sharp cry Of pain which he instinct
lively uttered, suddenly apprised the Scots Of
their danger, who Immediately ran to their
arms and defeated the foe with great slaughter.
The thistle was thencciorward adopted as the
national insignia of Scotland.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-02

A true friend unbOsoms freely; advises jsst-
"; assists readily; defends coursgsOusly
and continues friend unchangcably.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-02
Manzanita Bitters.

IN0FFFElNG TIE "MANZANITA BfTTERS" To THE
1 public "" f'"l confident that nothing IN ~ line ha,
"v"r been produced 10 compare with "ilrr M~icnllv
or ~ hn"h"-- ~ hay"r. We have rrrat expense aud
ah"r 'c"r''d ~ extracting fhe III TER frm the we'll
known Mountain Shrub th" of which il bears tn,
Shr"h i universally arkn"Wltds"d to possess
Medical Qualities of the Highest Order.
IT. many Medical 'iriur. 50 well known to Miners,
aud AL early residents II his STATE HAT We deem It ne.
c",~ary '".ay bnt li'il" in its praise.
Ih"'" Bt'"rS VIM found bfalble cure for DiarhTa,
py"ht'y 'Is atd F"v"r, Dyspepsia. want of Appetite,
&c m"icrat" Us" II this splendid Tonic will prcNcut
u" CONTRACTION ~ u" much dreaded Mountain Pyrr SUP.
posed 10 b. RGHrrHthy the -aghsBt Wat-i IN R-rrVr+
Irv u hpttlr preventive. will b. found O
val !" thIn tea times lis cost in Mrdinrs n, Cure
For Sale by u. NEWBAUER.
H2G3m Sole Agent for Pacervic.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-06
STATE OF IoUisfANAApstlsb ~ West

STATE OF bVUIsIAFA--Psfish Of West
Felieians. Seventh Judicial District
cosft- Etf.A g. junssor We. JnHr rsn
siss rnd Htrsr Pshssss No. 1911.
ny VIRTUE ola writ of \. fs. Issued
~ In the above entitled and numbered
canse, aud directed 10 me ffem The Hon.
Seventh Judicial District Court, IN and for
the parrish Of West Felieiana and State
aforesaid, | have seized aud will Offer At
public sale on the PREMISES, residence Of
the defendant Jehu Perkins In this parish
81 about two miles from the city Of Baton
Rouge, on
Saturday, tine sts day ss J.iy ness,
A. b., 1890. at II o'clock /. NJ, ofssld day,
ell the tight. title, Interest aud claims Of
the defendants. In or 10 the mortgsged
property herein after set forth aud disefj-
bed, 10 wit
A certain tract Of land or plantation
known as the Riehland Plantation aud
situated IN this parish East Baton Rouge }
at about two miles aud half from the city
~ Baton Rouge, aud containing nine
teen hundred aud eleven acres. more or
less, together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon and thefeuntb be
longing, and also the following described
and named slaves with all their increase
10 wit
Hannibal, aged AZ years, Pinto, aged 40
years. Harrison aged 81 years. Cambo aged
IA years, Randall aged az years, Alpha
aged "a years, Chloe aged 30 years. Tenah
aged SO years, Louisa aged "a years. Diana
aged I years, Emma aged years, Bily
aged - years, Sally aged 2s years, Charity
aged "a years, Anose years, Anna aged
. years, Mary aged | yeat, Roiieh aged
80 years, Moses aged 10 years. Rody aged
so years, Alfred aged years Short Isaac
aged 30 years, Hannah aged 20 years, aud
her infant child, gustave aged 81 years,
Lucy aged 30 years, Eliza aged I year.
bofes need 81 years, Betsey nged Pc years.
Sam aged II years, Hector aged years,
Abraham aged go years, Christopher aged
AZ years, Little Jim aged ~ years. zaeha
fish aged % years, Zig Hannah aged gg
years, Francis aged . years, Jane aged o
years, Butler aged g5 years, George aged
year, Barbara aged g2 years. Henderson
aged 20 years, Annis aged "a years, Gerard
need year, Joe aged years, Peter aged
90 years, Collins aged SO years, Maria aged
81 years, Jim Smart aged "A years. Sam
aged 40 years, Charles aged 30 years, Gin
cy aged qs years, Jefferson aged yeats.
Dieky aged year, Daniel aged 90 years.
Lucy aged ~ years, Short Frank aged "a
years. Foil hged 70 years, AMANDA aged
10 years. Jim Flood aged AZ years, Precila
aged 90 years, Jenny aged year, bill aged
IS years, Hiram aged as years, Maria nped
2s years, Sally aged ~ years, Milly n
years, Judy 81 yeats, Roberts 10 years.
Robert 10 years, BECKY, 10 years, Mstilds
aged - years.
All slaves for life. II being the same
plantation and slaves sold by the heirs Of
John Anderson To WIN. Garrett johnson
and WIN. asyoso johnson, on the 18th
day OF January A. ~, 1885 by Act passed
bsiote Charles W. Crawford, Notary Pub
Rouge.
Seized TO pay snd satisfy the amour, Of
debt, interest and cost claimed In the above
cause.
Terms Of sale cash with the benefit Of
the spprsisement ". v. BABIN,
june q. Sheriff.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-06

STATE or boUtsIANA-Pssisb Of III
erville---Sixth Judicial District Court.
4. Schmalinski 10. George Forrest No.
1870.
DY VIRTUE Of n writ Of e ia, Issued 10
ID the above entitled and numbered
cause, and directed 20 the Sheriff Of East
Baton Rouge, from the Hon. Sixth Judi !.
cial District Court in and for the Parish
and State aforesaid, have seized and will
offer at public sale In front Of the Court
House door OF said parish, in the city of
Baton Rouge, on
Saturday, the sth Day nj Juiy
next, A. ID. 1850, ut II O'Clock A. NJ. Of
ssid day. all the right, title, interest and
claims Of the defendant George Forrest, in
OF 90 tho following described, properly TO
witt
A certain negro woman named Hannah
aged about 90 years. Seized 10 pay aud
satisfy the amount Of Judgment, interest
and cost In the above entitled and. mum q
bered cause:
oUpon the-following terms and condition.
20 wit For CASH, with tho benefit Of
the appraisement.
THOS. Y. HERNANDEZ,
june6 Deputy sheriff.