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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-12
severe storm In the SOuth--LOss
OF Lifc--Grcnt Destruction Of
PrOperty--iSllury 10 the Sugar
Crop.
NEw OnLEANs. Oct. B.

AAWBs
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 5.
This part Of the country was visited
on Tuesday last by the most severe
storm which has been witnessed here
for years.
II this city the walls of new build
ing on Camp street fell, killing two per-
sons.
Twcnty-nine coalboats were swampcd
Involving loss of $4,000.
The back portion of the city was sub.
merged.
Eleven miles Of the Jackson Railway
were washed of, a large number of houses
along the line of the road were swept a.
way, by which several lives were lost.
The damage on tho river is heavy
Steamboats, were blown ushore and 9TH
ers sunk.
From thirty-fye to forty sugarhouses
were blown down, and the sugar crop
greatly injured.
! msPs,eh fI~m Baton Rogue reports
~ conibouts swan pea, u..i four stenm.
boats sunk. w" ''oun-
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-12

01-A musical band in Davenport, Ia.
have sued the Mayor Of that town ior
sercnade given hnn in honor of his elec
ton.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-12
FIOrIdn Election.

SAVANNAH, Oct. o.
The Beckinridge candidate for Govern
OF and Congressman are elected by l.
800 majority. ChNs. S. Jones, candidate
for Mayo on the Citizens Ticket, is eleet-
cd over u Democratic nominee.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-12
DR.. S. o, RICHARDSON'S
SHIRRY Wide BITTTRS.
The Celebrated English Remedy
Il n u
HABITUAL CONSTIPATION.
Jaundice, Fever aud Ague, General
Debihty, aud all Diseases arising
rom n DisOrdered stomach,
Liver or Bowels,
FOI II


THEY are used end recommended BY leadnr Ply
sician' oithe county, and all who iry them pro.
uounce them invaluable.
DR. JAS. J.. LEEPERE, writes from Navuuc,
stark Co, Ohio, 'the nitttrs arr highly praised by
those snHerng from indigestion, dyspepsia andli,er
MS DAVIS, Postmaster nj -YilHamspor,, Ohio
says, "they give great saUsiaction. use them my.
self having taken cold, become PROSTATE and Lost my
appetite. irelieyed me- and can recommend II with
| great assurauce orits meriu.n
! DR. WM. NJ, KERR, Of RoEersvile, Ind, writes
NJ thrt they nre the most valuable medicine offered
/ lie has recommended them with great success, and
With iheT made several cures Of palpitaton OF The
| THOMAS SANFORD, ESQ. Riountsville, HenD
Co Ind, writes long letter, under date Of May
1850. lie was much reduced, having been afflicted fo
three years with great neUous debility. palpitaiion
the heart ofthe most severe and pTosratng cbRacer
l"aher using few bottles was completely restored
and am nov In robust healh."
GEORGE w. HOFFMAN says he was Athlete,
with reumattsm for twenty years, In al IT, various form
and ~ the date Of ettefhe hadbeen two years we'll
the Btiers checine the cure, when seyera physician
attending him could do him no good. lie says, "fo
rheumatism, dyspepsia, liver complaint, kidney anec
tioh Or drngsy, i is specific certain remedy"
J.W. HUNT wntes from nelnhOs, Allen Co, Ohio
"a section where Fever ard Aeue pfevails) that b,
most cheerfully recommends them OF decided merit II
al eases Of FEVER AND AoUE, DYSPEPSIA AMI
GENERAL DEBILITY.
u. X. GALLEnERs, N. D., writes from Van Wert
Ohio, 81 moitrespoctnlly rccome vi the Sh NV Wtn
bitttrs 10 the notice Of dyspepio persons aud to al
who require a stimulating medicine,
such News we are Receiving Daily.
FULL DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY EACH BOT
I TIE.
They are soldby Medicine DealeF, generally.
! Price i5cfs. peTbottle.
in IAppIe-s- 60,
CinrinnnU Oi.f--anssffftrtft iuT TIE f0nthrtn ant
tVts(ern States, to whom address all ordsrs
/ Forsale by
Dubois k'Co. snd IL. n John 4 Co. TiaBn; De
i.ametef 4 Co., Melmorri Copies a Hale FostoTin
ia. W. Chnmas, 70, Repubici ID. a q. W Iofrman
Rerwict; !. w Miller, Auica
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-12
Thc ResmIt in scnrcn.

The following is the uggrogae result
Of the election in Seneca couny. Re,
puhlieans On Iialies.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-12

Republichns - Seneca, the Bunker
mn b-.-,cfas been fought. Il now re-
-.1Slhs for you to keep your armor bright
end powder dry and pr, pare for the final
struggle. You have everything to en-
cournge you. Abe Lincoln is already
virtuilly elected President Of United
States and Il only rcmAins to keep pos.
session Of the feld, watch the muneuvers
of the enemy and go through the FORM
ali,y ofa fight on the 9th DAY OF NO
vEMBER, for as sure as the sun sets
on that day, the ballot-boxes will tell the
elnd news that eAbe Lincoln" Is elected
President Of the United States, for the
next iourYeurs. There is nothing suror
than this.
But, Republicans, you have a duty
a
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-12
REpUnIIcAN NATIONAL TICKET
FOR PRESIDENT,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
OF rfLLtEoIs.
YoU VICE PRESIDENT,
HANNIBAL HAMLIN,
or MAIEE.
ruR PRESIDENTIAL rLEoroRs ToR THE
srArE At LARGE,
FREDERICK HASSAURER, Of Ham.
ilton,
JOSEPH NJ. ROOT, Of Eric.

CONGRESSIONAL pfsrRiCrs;
let. Benjamin Egglcston.
I'd. William NJ Dickson.
8d. Frank MoWhinncy.
dth. John Riley Knox.
Lth. d sden w. n. Howard
6lh. John M, Kcllum.
7th. Nelson Rush.
Sth. Abraham Thomson.
Ath. John +. Hniklo.
fUth. llczckinh y. Bundy.
18th. Dunicl n. Stewart
18th. RichardP. l.. Babor.
18th. John Beatty
i4th. Willard Slocum.
10th. Joseph Ankcny.
10th. Edward Dali.
18th. J,hn A. Davenport.
18th. William X. Upham.
lath. Samuel u. philbrick.
10Th. Gcnrro w. Brooke.
sIut. Norman X. Mackenzie.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-12

lcuu' oIa--thc era Of good feeling and
Esnerd prosperity. 0eTLETTHE Or
CARNATIONS BE KEPT UPIN Ev.
ERY TOWNSHIP AND LET SENECA
COUNTY DO HER PART IN THIS
GOOD WORK. 60
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-10-12
OLD SE N ECA.

Glory Enough for One Campaignl
Republicans Of seneoayou have fought
the good fghtl you have kept the faith'
You have met an organized determined
and desperate enemy and have come of
with honor. The result, although not
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-07-28
PiStsbEzrS, st. Wayne 81 Chicago
RATL-Ro AID

10 fittsburg, New York, Philadelphia, Bn!ti
: more and Washington City, with bet one
chaRSc OF cars to Iit.sOvrg, connecting direct
ly Ni,h all the trains OF the Great -
Pennsylvania Central Ha-road,
to New lorE, Philadelphia Baltimore and
Washington City. and aIi The interior tovEs of
tenHsEi Vania, New Jersey, New York, Nary.
land, &c,
Merchants, BY taking this route. viii have the
advantage Of ali the G stern markets at nc,ad-
Il -iCnul cost.
L@gSaEe checked through.
Iass2&GoYs fram New Ic.k and Philadeiohis
viii have their Baggage ehecks on the ears.
"Il'c.! :; equivalent to checking through the
above points
Trains leave corner Of Canal and Van Earen
street Depot, Chicago, as follow 5:
Gao \. M.-NoEning Express, daily, Sundays
excepted
7:35 P. H-Night Express, dai lily, do. doe
Running through to li;tsbuIg withonS one
change OF cars.
Connecting al Crestiine to Cleveland and
Lake Shore Railroad 70 Dnnkirf. Buffalo, N;ag-
ara Falls, New \ ok ana Hoson a nd ali the M
ter.o: towns q Ne3 England. u 4 New Iock
Central AID Nt" ! ok 4 Erie Rail roads. Alse
south 10 C,luH bus GAINESVILLE, Newark, Mt. Yer
non, StcuJenville, Wheeling and in terror towns
Of Ohio and Virginia..
The above trains connect at Foyras' with trains
on liad River Road to Springfield, Orb ana
Dayton and Cincinnati.
Fare as LO29 as 0ny other Route.
Passengers bound cast will find this route
both pleasant and agreeable, passing, through
many Of the largest and finest cities in the Uni
ted States
Passengers arriving at Chicago on any of the
roads, viii find attentive check agents at the
depots, to receive checks and convey baggage
free of charge to the Pittsburg and Chicago cars
Tickets for sale at the principal ticket Offices
in the west, and at the Company's Office, corner .
Randolph and Dearborn Streets Chicago.
Be particular to ask for tickets bv Fl Wayne
j. j. HOUSTON, Gen. Agent, Chicago
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-07-28

POSITIONS Arising from, or growing cut cf an
unhealthy State Of the Stomach and Liver
Ihese Hljt2rs are recommended 10 the pub
lie, after having been used by one of the Pre-
p'IetorS, in an extensive practice for the last
thirty years, ard is only now put I'D in its
present tolm, at the urgent solicitation of
others, that they might at least relieve por-
uon OF the human family Of many Of those
diseases for which it is confidently recommen-
ded
In placing this medicine before the pco9Ie
we do 1t with the feeling that it viii do a vast
deal Of good. We hHolc there is no disease
for which. it is RECOMMENDED that it will no.
relieve il taken according to tie directions
which accompany each Bottle. Il has been
put up IN its present shape only two years, and
from the reputation it has obtained in so short
4 tine, "e arc confident it mast come into
general use, and fad favor with every family
throughout the country. In composition, these
BltterS are purely vegetable, anC! are warrant
Ell to do no injury under any circumstances, so
that the moSt Wcjudjcsd against Patent Med
icincs $50 calledI, need have no fears to Give
our Bitters fair trial, as they ere not Pat
ent Medicine; all We ask is that they NAV
have fair chance and come into general use,
solely upon their own merits, knowing that an
anpreciatiye public will sustain so good a rem
edY. We are daily receiving voluntary certif-
lcates from different parts Of the country, tes-
thylnG to their merits, and the positive bene-
fits derived from their use.
DYSPEPSIA is one cf the prevailing dis
eases Of this climate, and Thousands are this
day suffering from It's effects There arc
great man" indispssition8 growing out Of this
disease, that are quite as annoying. and mus
be met promptly III order to save the patient
from wears Of sickness and ultimate death
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-07-28
!HILnI 2iLllI G billiard ROM

THE subscriber has recently fitted up and put
i in the best running order, in Nerves Block,
two Billiard Tables with Slate beds. from the
celebrated mandatory of Otis, Field Co..
where the admirers Of this beautiful game can
while away their leisure moments in a rational
and pleasing manner. The Bar will ALWAYS BE-
supplied with the choicest Liquors and Cigars.
A Restaurant is also connected with the Saloon.
where visitors can be accommodated in the Gu.
linary line, gotten up in the very best style by
experienced Cooks.
4 Livery Stable is also kept in good running
order, where parties can obtain conveyances
for al parts Of the country. A, EATON.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-07-28
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

1 LII the STANDARD Medicines Of the day, Drug
Il of an endless variety, Stationery of all
kinds, Pocket Books, Ladies' Card Cases end
Cards, Blanks, Lamps, Oils, fresh Burning Flu
id, Camphene, Cooking Extracts, &c. &c. for
sale cheap at the Drug Store opposite the Wis
consin Hotel.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-07-28

ToEaI.ar tie n.9.g iaf.lf.crr:
"t..1 non It; you mus shortly die,
IF-s-'a 70 mes. your God.
a + l'@S0'
lsoIAETIc ADVENTURE OF AN y
tH@.@AE SNEoH N JAPAN.-Among
the Sandy Hook pilots there is none
hett"r known than Capt. Nelson. 4
SWcde bE 1.'th, at.<ie age OF II an IN
c!inatlon TO follow the sea possessed
Captain Nelson. Unable to resist, he
shipped as sailor before the mast.
.>o1 re!l@Aln@ the treatment herccclYed
1t"" the captain he deserted at I2ta&-
t., &u@il island IN the Pacific Ocean.
soon - opportunity presented itself Of
~. ."I On }".1"'iag vessel, tie
i...".'. ."a"a -,@..tH"'o;, on L1r w
"..a ta I.t...:o Ocean. IL terrible
f.a-.1 s,nse; - { , no ais.-as.aJ,
- We n...-od u ,..1 lu-o
,.E r.. ~. 4...=5 .,,.s i 1881.
..a. v".5 anchor, =
.,i .'.'...s..4l IN. $..5Gt.-
~. .1t .E~Ea "..o". 1.a2 ,..EGy ,..,sG
-, : ...r.s Ell i'll }.-@..-
e.-. >.... o-...:......-., &,i 81. ,s.-.~-
>- >..' ,...t <.ov 1r"".-I e
....l uut. taer ~1.., re"1., ,Lo
c..c.@l sal, taen t.ao" e3ul:
tn"@..i .1.ag ta-ir
n". 6aI;,e~a@ 10 "
H. 5.a5 hostages l.
..as. i G"' r. ...:@:s part.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-07-28

-, :. IT.. -----l-s2 L2-1>~~,,---4- >:~G-,.
.INvr located in ,he business part Of town,
- having Hoe0 thoroughly furnished, this spa
cious and c0nmodious house is now well calcu-
lated 70 give fali satisfaction to guests No
expense or pains viii be spared to make this
Aouse a comfortable holnc to weary travellers.
\ large and finished Stable is attached
- STAGES leave this Hotel for New Lisbon.
AiI5oura and Stevens Point.
Grand Rapids, Oct. l, 1852. AO-lv
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-07-28

LII the standard Medicines Of the day nav
\ be found at the Wood Co, Drug & Station
eHy Store, Grand Rapids. The list viii be le7g
complete by constant additions from the manu-
facIl1rcrE
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-07-28

F.ice, On Dollar pr Bottle y " John
son, Ag22t, Grand Rapids, Wis 40 "
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-07-28
ST. LOUIS, ALTON 6 CHICAGO R.R
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

EOHNENCING October Goth, l857.-Depot,
\ corner Van EGren and Sherman streets,
Chicago. Going South, trains run as follows:
EXPRESS NAIL, (Snd1ys excepted,)
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-07-28

Francis Robe;Ilond, plaintiff, against Charles
Nunier and Sophie Larime Munier, defend
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-07-28

10 FittsbCrg, New York, Philadelphia, B.,ti
\ more and Washington City, with bet one
cnanGe OF ears to Ii'.sbvrg, connecting direct
IS with all the trains OF the Great
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-07-28
MECHANICS AND BUILDERS

Yen will find in our stock complete assert
ment Of Carpenters, Joincrs' and Mi!lsrights'
Tools Also, Nails by pound or kee Glass by
box Or light, Sash, EUtts, Screws Locks, Latch
cs, and ell kinds Of House Trimmings. Also
Paints, Oils, Patent Dryers, Paint Brushes, and
every thing in your line you can think Of.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-07-28
Foreclosure Sale.
Wood C9ue,y CArc1.;t Court.

GAYLORD Sheldon, plaintiff, against Joel "
TrrIhl,Tt defendant
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-22
CHIPPING.


III FOR NEW 1.-THE superior
ZEE fast sailing schr. ONATlVIA, having the
@&ss@ greater Portion OF her cargo engaged, will
SAL WITH quick dlsEach F9T biapGe Of f[e'ght
au 205t
- FOB ORFOLK AND PORTS
EaEss6S> MOUTH. The schr. ALMIRA is loading
--sa~ IT the above ports, and will sail with quick
dispatch; For balance o. ireIsht, apply to,
au est w. ID. COLO ClTT & co.
rs FOR BOsTOE-FIRST VESSEL :
3TIS The superior fast sailing schr. B. BEAN.
.z7<=1. Capt JOHN MERRILL, having a portion of
her cargo ENGAGED and going on board. wild have
quick g dispatch For haange Of IFe,ght aPp, to
rs, FOR BALTiNlURE-The superior
GEhS fast sailing schooner GEO. W. GRlCE,
portion of her cargo engaged. Will sail with quick
dispatch For balance Of & 6Te Ed apply 70 IN
t,tN FOa PHILADkLPHIa. -The supe-
e. nor fat sailing schr., VIM. SkVEkE,
aaf=E~H Cart. JOHN Brooks having the greater
portion of her cargo engaged, will sail with quick
dispatch For balance of fTe q h. spPI, TO- 90
<1Sr% EOa BQsTON AsD NEW
sss1su=s=~ JAMES RTVER TRANSPORTATf0N
LIN + has a tne large BARGE awal ready, at
the Dock, near Edmonc, Davenport & Co.'S, 10
above PAGES The steam er FNPIRfi viii leave
here, every TUESDAY a. d FRIDAY. at 10 O'Clock
A NJ With ore Of the ne, Ba geS: 70 connect with
which leave Norfolk on WEDNESDAYS and
SATURDAYS, punctualiy at o'clock P. NJ
SHIPPERS Will lind II - their advantage to pa
tronIze this route, the rates of Freisht are as
low, and the dispatch a, great as by any other
Steamship Line 10 either place, and goods han
died less For lntormatl4n' 9pply TO-
At Edmond. Davenport Co.'s, at the Dock.
jy 23-lm*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-22
Sna HOT SpR n q ),
FCAf BATH COgNTY,. ViR GINA,
L

ThIs we'll known WATERING PLACE Is now
offered for sale.
IL is situated twenty miles from the Millboro'
Depot Of the Virginia Central Railroad. and ex
cept that short distance, has unbrosen railroad
connection with the principal cities of the United
States.
AS remedial agent in large number of the
most serious maiades, for the relief OF which per
sons from all portions of the United States res rt
during the summer months, 10 the mountains OF
Virginia. the waters of the Hot Springs have at
tanned reputation superior TO that OF any other
mineral water III the State.
The BUILDINGS for boarders are sufficient ia
accommodate more thal 200 persons
There are now upon The premises TEN BATHS,
constantly supplied with fresh water, from offer
en- springs, OF various tempe ratures from 70 deg.
to l06 deg. "FahreHheit "
As the supply of MINERAL WATER is most
abundant. the bathing accommodations might be
increased to anv extent that could be desirable,
More healthy and delightful summer climate
can nowhere be found.
valuable FARM of more than 900 acres is AT
tached to the Springs. and will be sold with them
=, For terms, address 5. GooDE, Hot Springs
Va. or TH0s. +. GooDE, Boy dton, Meckenburs
county, Va. s. GOODE,
THOS. r. GOODE.
ly 26-dlm Executors of Ihos. GOode, dec d,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-22
AUCTION sAs.s.x.



HrRTEAa LE1AHLE FARM OF 40 1.g
HAAosER S aStttxfRc Js MI lst vhtEs6SirIS
,fEt MIN E sfANIsE9tb hpI6INiNSA TIEES
H. SaLE Ar AUCTION AT the rsauest Of
ton on he mss;: w.DsssbAYp.' no. ss ia
ns1. ' AIR DAY. n. VHIUABk FIX K not re
~ ABOVE, on which no now resides The trSct
contains 4i3x acres. of which about so aarss -
cleared ns and the repalndsr y covered with wood
bominy oak. ash. maple. 30. The soil IL a. food
"a the Chickahomin, lands generally: The in
provements consist off dwelling containing seven
ICONS, AND All the usual out houses such as kiteh
IN, uaTters, Ba n. stable 40. In front OF be
oweIlns there ~ grove OF beautiful oaks, thus
sdsiIhss 70 !. hApdsome appearance from the rst-
roan, from which 1t Is distant about 80 yards A
iurther description is dee med NJ ce ssary az Il
p!esumed mar those disposed TO purchase will
view me place, which viii be shown to them By
Mr. Vaus han residing on the premises Tine land
adjoIrs on tie one side Y, A. 3 Tlmberi.k e and
on the other Mr. Nathan b. Clarke.
TERMs.-Ope fourth cash halspce at I, 4 and
years, for bonds Interest paw able half ssry se-
cured Dv trust deed Pos esson partially given
in time To seed wheat, and iul possession By the,
an rs Goblin 4 APPERsON. Auct,rs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-22
nrom 1c,ns and Northern Mexico

NEW OKLEANs. August 2o.-fhe steamship
4 stu, from Brazos 90 the i7th, has arrived,
with sas 600 At the latest dates from Browns
Vile, all was quiet.
In Northern Mexico, the revelation was
progressing. Gen. Zuagutel had defeated vi
cauTTi,
Several buildings. on Travis and Congress
stree $ in Houston, Texas, were burnt on the
l~th. Loss 8. UOO-insurance -, 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-22
From California

ST JosRrHs, Aug. 2l.--The Pony Express
from San Francisco on the cth has sfriVea.
Anderson, late Lit Governor OF tdi'ioi o,''
bad been wound,d q. it was supposed mor'""t'
al an election ARRAY in Genes, oregon.
Ex-Goy. Denver, of Kansas, Is out IN long
letter ia the California papers for boneias.
The Bell and Everett, and Douglas sta1e
Conventions are 10 be held at Sacramento on
the 5tb September. -
An election had heen held a. Carson Valley
70 oryanize a provisional government.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-22
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY Goddin L. Apperson, Aucrs.

TRUST SALE o. REAL ESTATE IN
At Ja. sbs OF BYaD
July. they 1859, and ecorded in the Clerk 9
Book No "a B. ON pages 2ei and 299. sball; as
Trustee under The sad DEEDS s greeeed Upon the
sss se a s ai H. stGSs5
mentioned IN said deeds, and described as four
sns IN The os Of kieS@on at the corner Of
yrd and ID streets des by the numbers one
SIX seven and elsht on the plan sad survey d, .
Johr ,ieorge end others 70 John Reins. dated
| the ed da, Of June, 1916 " Two new BRICK Fene
TEENS Cash 70 enough to pay the expenses of
drawing, recording. and executing the trusts. and
$50 81, with interest thereon from July IL 1859 /;
from the u OF November. 1887 and with ,ntere st
vember, 1853 till he l7ih If November 1850; and
credI- for the balance I'll the Hth OF November,
1861 with interest added to the credit pa ments,
and the credit payments to I've secured by deed of
'''' 'A 'A0 THOS. J EVANS, Trustee.
Sale by GoDpiN APPERsnN, Aucts au22
T'wo VALUABLE WAX tUUSES, on
layH Z eTR Rfa Fos SAFE AT AUc 'fH sn1
s?S {. seS' e. S a.
having each front of about 2sls feet the tn
SIDE Of the Basin. and running back 30 feet to the
south side Of Gary stIeset + and bounded on the
Canoe. These wareh uses. though built many
years ago, are still remarkably strong nd sub,
stanflal. and ba,ides exec lent drv cellars have
{ aur other II 8. winch n large quantity of
produce can he stored. These warehouses are ad
mlrably well-loeated being on the margin of the
BASIN of the James River and kanawha Company
The haftering prospects OF the early meetIon
of that grea work adds to the value of real estate
similarly situated with the foregolng, and indeed
OF real estate gene rally
TERMs.-Ono- fourth cash; balance at G, IL and
10 months. for negotiable notes, interest added,
au22 GODDIN Il APPERsoN, Aucts
BEAUTIFUL FRAMED DWELLING.
- ON NFCHANlCSVILLE + U RNPIK f.
NEAR VENABLE STREET, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION Will be sold at auction, on the prem
arranged DWELLING, 10 sated rs above. adioinl
ing the RESIDENCE of Mr.. B. T. Chalk and now in
the occupancy OF Mr.. VIM K Smith The lot has
dwelling has rooms, front and rear portioo, and
is. atngether, one of the best built houses in that
neig borhood.
Terms: One third cash: balance at 4. and u
months, Tor negotlabie notes, interest added and
title retained until all the notes paid
au2 GODDIN APPERS0N, Aucts.
SFNEN BUILDING LOTS. SITUATED
SITE THE RICHMOND COLLEGE. FOR SALE
AT ACCTION.-WIll be sold. on STU ESDAY, the
2Sih August, 1850; upon the premises, commencing
at 90 O'Clock I; NJ, seven handsome building
them fronting each 50 feet on Broad street by $50
teet. to an lev 20 feet wds; and the other three
fronting together 1913 IL feet on a street par
aile with the railroad, running back 255 feet, TO
an alley 20 feet wide.
Terms, :-One- fourth cash. balance at 4, 5 and IL
title retained.
au22 GODDIN & APPERSON, Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-22
Large X ohbery.

WATERFOWL, y Y Aug. 81 s Ham
moGds banking office Mt Cape Vincent was
entered ON Sunday morning by burglars, aud
some three thousand dollars II currency,
mostly bills on New York State Banks, was
stolen. toge theT with some twenty thousand
dollars in notes and securities. The burglary
is supposed 10 have been committed by Two
men who were seen about the village n late
hour on Saturday evening, and who LEFT on
The morning b0at for Ogdensburg or Mon
lTea!