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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-18
Iron Front Buildings, Governor st.
! CHINA AND Glassware AT

SN CHINA AND 6LASSN AHE Al
/COST. REMOVAL Or SCHAaP CO g
NJ ELEGANT STOCK OF CHINA. GLASS.
W WARE AND HOUSE FURNISHING
GOODS FROM 10 MAIN ST., TO THE COR
NER OF BROAD AND TIL RID STS.-As we were
compelled TO give possession of our store 20 the
Traders Bank on the ed of June, and oouse
quentIy have still very heavy stock on hand we
concluded to sell for a few days at cost, and re-
quest a call of all housekeepers IN want of prime
article at very low figure Our supply of Dim
ner. Tea and Chamber Sets Silver Plated. Albeta
Brittania, Japanned and Block Tin. Ware Bird
Cages, CARRIAGES and thousands of other articles
useful and ornamental is complete and as fine
In any establ shment in this city. Call immedI-
ately at SCHAAP q CO.'S. cor. Broad and Sd SITS.
NO KEENEE Il PARIS IMPROVED
~STONE- WARE FRUIT JARS, with Cork
Shoppers, Air Tight for Preserving Fresh
1 Fruit, Oy sters, Mince Meat, &c. We have
a very large assor tment cf the above superior
Jars, of all sizes at very low prices, at our Potte
ry. corner 18TH and Cary streets.
KEESEE & PARR, Manufacturers.
CHA SNARE Comprising Goblets,
mi5TumbleTs, Wines, Champag mes. Decanters,
MEH Preserve Dishes, Fruit Bowls, Spoon Hold
HEsE ers, Lemonades, Lager Beer Classes Glass
Tubes, Salt Cellars. &c, for sale at the China
Store of T. A. BULKLEY. l37 Main street.
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CHAIRS.-Cans- seat and Windsor Chairs; OF
~ 6ce apd Rockipg, Chairs; Mah9ssny cnsh
iopsd Chairs, Tor sale low. ALEX. MOTT,
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INTERCHANGEABLE NUDGE x co.,
w COMMITS SION PAPER WAKEHO USE,
Dealers in Printing, Writing, Blank Book, Hard.
ware and Manila PAPE RS; Bookbinders'
LEATHER and CLOTH F9Tegn and Domestic
RAGS; Blea ching POWDERS; ALUM, &c. No.
II Hanover street, corner OF German street,
ia 28-d6m BALTIMORE, MD.
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CLOSING OUT HIS STUCK.-E. GOLD
~ SHIT 76 Broad st; is offering his stock of
goods at great reduced prices. he has In store
full line Ladies' Gents and Cbildren's hosiery;
Thread, Buck and silk Gauntlets; ~ different
Bieached and UnbIeached Co.tons; Irish Linens;
SHIRT Fronts; SWISS CamD and Thread dglngs
and lnsertnks; White Cambrlcs; Brliliants; Main
tans; every description of Millinery Goods; a full
assortment OF Shakers; Can.b. Bands; Infanls'
Waists and Robes; Pa asols; Handkerchiefs;
BIRDS Eve and Russia Diapers; large assort-
ment of Dress Trimmings, and numerous other
goods. The goods bound to be Sold and the
prices will be made low that purchasers will
not hesitate to buy, as they do not often have the
Z GOIDSMIr.
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EVERYBODY KNOWS, who has priced
II HULL'S CLOT HING, that IL is cheaper, that
1t better made, and in more sty lie, than the most
of Clohing offered in this market. Fancy Cassi
mere Suits; Fancy Marseles and Linen do;
English and French Dlap d. Etc Coats Corded
Silk Frocks and Sacks Alpaca Coats and Sacks;
Fancy Marsees Vests; Fancy Linen Pants. All
of the above goods at greatly reduced prices.
IRVING HULL, Agent,
IIafa of Tunman & HILL o. NJ
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WORD TO THE LADHES.-WiIl open
II on Monday morning, 1900 yards of the finest
quality JacOnet Lawns to tie of for a nine
pence the yard, warranted fast colors. These
goods are neat and handsome patterns, and Just
such goods sell at IS cts. Call and see at No.
Al Main street., MAILERT'S old stand
ALSu-To be run off cheap, a large lot of Double
Skirt and Flounced Robe Lawns, all colors, at
Al Main street.
Store open SATURDAY, nights until II O'clock.
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BARGAINS. BARGAINs!!-DRES> GOODS
ID ATAND BELOW COST. AT NJ. MITTLEDOk-
ANIME. YOURSELVES.-As the season is far
advanced, and having yet on hand, la'ge stock
of Dress Goods, of al kinds, and being determn-
ed to close them at all hazard. will, from this
day, until the LIST of August, sell them at and 5eloio
purchasers in Linen,, Damasks Towels, Sheetlngs
and Napkins, which | have just received from
auctions and closing out So les OF importers. The
Goods are too cheap, but must be sold. Call and
examine for yourselves.
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: nArt DhIi9IS. loMg4RTABLI

EAff DttbOIS- NomfOhIbbLE
E4aNp MOST ECONOMICAL ROUTE TO rHs
,onHHR GGINfA sPPkINes;s o MA THE RICH,
VIRGINIA Il TENNESSEE RAILROADS, AND
OPPOSITION LINES OF STAGES, insnring to
the trave Ter ample room attention and low fares.
For Greenbrier White sulphur and the Sweet
Springs. tickets to Bonsack's Depot SO 90: thence
by opposition lines of tages to the Sweet Springs
bv tie present rats 81 Stass far, ga and
$3.50 to the Sweet and 50 40 to the Green
srier White Sulphur SPRINGS. There are also op
position lines Of stas es running from Salem depot
via the Roanoke Red Sulphur springs. and line
If stages from the Montgomery White Sulphur
Springs. via the Mountain AXE and Salt sulphur
Springs to the Greerb rier White Sulphur SPRINGS
For Coiner's Springs purchase tickets to Bon
sacks Depot. price SO 90.
For Roanoke Red Sulphur Springs, purchase
tickets to Salem Depot. price S740
For Allegheny Springs, purchase tickets TO
Shawsvle, price SIS 06
For Montgomery White Sulphur Springs pur-
chase tickets To Big Tunnel price IS rs.
For Yellow Sulphur Springs purchase tickets TO
Christ'anshurg Depot, price asa.
to Dublin Depot, price 50 20 r.. II GILL,
js l9-3m Ger'l Supt Va. Il Tenn. r. X,
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<<| SHOES AND TRUNKS svwyv
AT LOW PRICES. SSNrN

G. HELLER < CO., No. 1873 Broad street. are
now selling decidedly the cheapest of the best
quality BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &C., in the
State.
Ladies' fine Caters. wi h heels. at 81 IS; La
Dies fine Congress Caters, with heels, at s so;
Ladies fine quality Morocco Boots, with heels, at
Sl.25 GEN ILEMEN'S WEAR.
Gents city made French Calf Boots. at SIS;
Gents city made French Calf oxford Ties, SIS !;
Gents city made French Calf Caters, 81; Gent 5
city made French Calf Patent Leather Caters,
81: PEGGED WORK.
The largest stock and the cheapest in the State:
Mems fine Brogans at 81 a pair; Women's heel
ed Leather Boots, at rs cents Il pair; Children s
Heeied Leather Boots. at 50 cents pair.
TRUNKS BONNET BOXES, &c,
OF the beat and largest manufacture, only sold at
low prices at u. HELLER CO.'S.
Broad ST., between 9Th and 9th
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HueTnass NOTICES.

IHNfES ID. ELLETT.
j General AGENT AND col LEcToR.
slduous attention To- business, TO merit the eoah-
| denoe and support OF all who may patronize him,
sss w ss ye and e. aaa
the once Of the Sreaii Court Of ,he S o
Mss Esrsr sss csr xhs his
Will receive all calls made upon him.
WooD, EDDY cos rra,ss,
phnAwsFE s' Nh AND KENTuskY
Draw Ss :ss. ., q gsss; sss Will
fRz psisv vSsf s1s "' . s''"s
TICKETS fRo ". so to $40.
synx r IL ssas se % sna nas
WOOD, EbpY t oei''
I, Io-ly 81. Louis, Mo.
SHAfAA' "A mo MAIN Main STREET
Late Tupman Il Hul)-
fffeP; saG
fine FURNISHING GOODS, to which we invite
N Fancy Cassimere SUITS made to order
Shirts made tn order.
YVM. sATTLER 4 co.,
oils pAi Sfas751i sR Rfasr AND WINDOW
GLASS
BRUSHES.--We received by the late steamer q
arge supply of Painters and Artists Brushes, OF
superior quality, to which we call the attention o.
our customers.
QOWERS' ARCHITECTURAL
ID FOUN DRY
MANUFACTURES
IRON FRONTS, HOUSE CASTINGS, RAIL
lNGS, &C.,
Corner of Cary and 9Th streets, Richmond, Va.
ie2-6m A. J. BOWERS. Proprietor.
nAvIs. DEUPKEE co., will give their
- entire attention TO the
SALE OF NEGROES.
Publicly and privately.
ODD FELLOWS HALL,
Corner Mayo and Franklin streets,
Richmond, VA.
RO II. DAVIS.
VIM. s. DEUPREE.
8. r. FUNDREN.
RUFUS g. MApDux, Clerk. je lily
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--.-.-z- NOR FOLk, OLD POINT

-" rz1zz66a,,ss57 NVNFULh, ULD PUTNT
THROUGH IN "A HOURS TOarssssrs<ss
NORFOLK. AND IN SIX HOURS TO OLD
POINT, FROM RICHMOND.-The most com
Portable and expeditions route between Richmond
and the above places, is by the RlCHMO and
the Norfolk and Petersburg Road to Norfolk, and
thence by Steamers To Old Point and Hampton.
SCHEDULE Leave Richmond at 2s5 +. NJ,
For the accommodation of PASSENGERS, a FISH
SUPPER will be provided on the Boat between
Norfolk and q Point
Returning from Old Point, the Boat leaves at
II 80 A. NJ and connects with the cars at Norfolk
which leave AT l Z. Nj. reaching Richmond al 80
passengers dining on the boat while uetwesn Old
Point and Norfolk. T. IL. WYNNE,
je Its Sup't r. & 4. r. X.
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- -,--,...--- VIRGINIA Z X L
LIZ EtsasE - RAILRO D--The AZ
~ 49, NJ | l. and PASsEN Err
for G0RDONSVnLE, CHARLOTTESVILLE
STANTON. LYNCHBURG, ALEXANDRIA.
BRISTOL, KNOXVILLE. and all points in the
Southwest and daily Except sundays for JACK
SON s RIVER and intermediate Statiers west Of
nec with the Tram at stanton. Mllboro' and
Jackson's River For particulars, inquire at the
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JAMES ID. BROW NE's

OhNAMENIAL thON WORh6s
9Th street. next to the Mechanics Institute.
IRON Ratings; VERAN DAHS, BALCO-
MES. CHAIRS, SETTLES, &C.; also, Grating,
IRON WORK for ornamental and building pur-
poses, manufactured at snort notice. -,
- Particular attention given tosncloslns Burial
Lots In the city md country. ia A-l2m
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'FFlCE RICH'D & PETERSB'G X. X. CO.,
Richmond; Va, April 2, 1860.

VIZ, hpTII z, y
=, CHANGE JF HOURS
- s-sT.SSs1sss On and after MONDAY, the 81
sk1~&h-H inst, the Trains on this road
viii run as follows:
. TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND FOR PETERsBrRs.
Express, daily, except Sundays,1 at .,A1 A. NJ.
Acco mmodation daily, Except Sundays
--.-............... 90 A. N.
Mail daily, texeept Sundays,) at.......2Hs ?. Nd,
. TRAINS LEAVE PETERSBURG FOR RICHMOND,
Express, daily at -. - $50 A. NJ.
Accommodation daily, Except Sundays,l
Mall daily Except s1ndays,( at - SEQ P. M.
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THos. r. SHARP, SUP,
r. cxwznss~sz- RICHMOND 1OeT
- e. AMP DAN VILE 1901

- ~ - EXTRAORDINARILY ar.
RANGEM ENT;mI0 THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS
Leave Richmond. daily Sundays excepted Att
A. M for JUNCTION, iBurkeyilIe,j Ly nohburg, Brs.
Nashville. Grand Junction, Memphis. Montgomer
ry, Mobile, Jackson, Vlcksburg and New Orleans.
Leave Richmond daily, Except Sundaysl at :
O'Clock. 4. NJ fo' Osnvi.le. Va. and Greenstoro,
NC; Also, for the Montgomery White, Yellov
Sulphur, Salt Sulphur and Red Sulphur spring.I' e
RETURNING:
Leave Danville daily, Except Sundays At q
O'Clock A. Nj =. and Junction fBurkeviiie) l0.l0 A
~. and arrive in Richmond 81 llo +. NJ.
The Nj all and PASSENGER Trains connect both
ways with the South Side Railroad trains to and
from the Southwest at the Junction. and with the
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
trains. to and from the North at Richmond, and
with the York River Railroad. Also, with the
James River Steamboats, to Norfolk and Old Point.
ia For Through Tickets and further informa-
ton, apply at the Ticker Offc-
ie 21-h ALEX wORRALL, Gen Sup't.
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grvv~O TRUNKS AT COST.-We will from
EyHalS this day offer our stock OF Trunks, Valces,
~@kAfAHat Cases, Carpet Bags. &c, a. cost -
Having made unusual large purchases Of Trunks
early in the season, and f ding that stock is
larger than desirable. snd IN order to reduce our
stock, we will sell at about cost prices thereby Of
ferng great Inducements to all In want oil any
thing in the Trunk line.
MARCUS HARRIS h BRO,
No lT5 Main. corner l.h street.
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nUVAL NoRTON'S HORSE TOMB
II For improving the co dlton OF Horses, Mules.
Cattle. giving them appetite, and reueviLg
them of bots and worms. hldebound, surieit and
dstemper, and all diseases To which morse Is
subject internally. .
This Horse Tonic" gives them an appetite and
glossy coat of hair, and be left of after the AMI
NAL il improved wi bout his falling back To his hrst
poor condition. This Horse Tonic IS prepared
only by JAS. +. DUVAL. DRUGGIST
Corner of Ma n and 10th streets, Richmond, Va,
And sold hy all Druggists in the United States.
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COAL. COKE. WOOD, &c

EDUCTiON IN COX E.-The prices OF
II CARBON HILL COKE will be, until further
notice, as follows
LUMP COhE, for CRATES, SIS per load,
STOVE COKE, for cooking. &c, $3.50 per
load
Our COKE is of unexceptionabe quality this
season, and cannot fail to give entire satisfaction
TERMs-Cash ON delivery.
je2-ts JNO. ]. WERTH, Agent
COAL.-Jhe subscriber will furnish for the next
~ three months CLOVER HILL HAIL COAL,
of the best quality, at 81 load. Also, the CLIO
YER H LII LUMP and ANTHRACITE COAL at
the market prices. nj. ID. WHITING,
lie ]5-3m Near the Petersburg Depot
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BOOTS, SHOES, AND TRUNKS, AT RE-
ID DUCED PKlCES.-Having very large as
sortment on hand, and wishing room for a heavy ,
entire extensive stock OF BOOTS, SHOES, and
TRUNKS, at great sacrifice WHICH gives induce
ments to buy the best quality OF Shoes; cheaper
than cheap The entire stock is oteTe IN com,
parison with the few mentioned; Ladies Kid
Slippers at 81 cents q pair; ladies' hne MOROCCO
and Kid Slippers, with heels, at $ ladies nne
heel Caters at Sl25 City made Shoes OF all
kinds at reduced prices, at
Iss Broad street, between 9th and 9th.
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T6 Broad st, doors from 9th st.
ARTISAN MINERAL WATER, FROM
~ FvuJ ID 49, .

~ THE ARTISAN WELL, LOUISVILLE,
KENrUCKY.-We have just received supply of
his very celebrated Mineral Water. and will
hereafter be able to supply our customers with 1t
regularly.
10 a person in the enjoyment of ordinary health
as an occasional drink, the Arteslan Mine al
Water is highly beneficial Tome. 1t Is also
recommended by the first physicians in Louisville,
Ky, as Ian exceedingly valuable remedy IN many
chr mic diseases" For dyspepsia, Costlveness,
Derangemsut of the Liver, Nervous Diseases,
Gout, sc H.. 1t is peculiarly adapted.
MEADE n BAKh R. Pharmaceutlsts,
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VcHN N. GORDON son,
14TH STREET, NEAR THE EXCHANGE H I'll,
Offer for sale large and full assortment OF IRON,
comprising Swede's, American Hammered, Peru
Hammered, English and English Refined, English,
American, Russia and imitation Russia SHEET
IRON, Hoops. Band and Scroll Iron, Refined Flow
iron and piow Plates. Also, Tin plate Of various
sIzes for timers nd manufacturers; Sheet and
Bolt COPPER, Sheet Zinc, Spelter. and the Metals
usually sold in this market. ap It's
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DRUGS. MUDrcINEs, do.

ID ]. w. FRAfSEk--..
81 APOTHECARY AND DRUGGIST-,
~ 18th street, between Grace ana broaq:
Keeps constantly hsnd SsgsssteSM fsGSe
SINEf c4EMl "a PA!NTss tq 21pIYs' a PIE
hos bIRsjNss PAN Al skis sE II psi 81
ever ever kind. hToBAcco. sSgFP spa SISARs Fl
various brands, all the popular PATENT MEDI-
CINES of the day-every thing, In iact, usually
found in DRUG STOREs-which will he sold on
NERVE AND BONE LINJMENT
PLY sICIANS and Others can rely on having
their PRESCRIPTIONS accurately and earghly
]. W. FRAYSER,
Apothecary and Druggist,
my Its 18th, between Grace and Broad SITS.
- A. BODEKER L. CO., Apothecaries and
60 Druggists, No. 10 Main street. near Old
VI Market. Richmond, Va, will keep on hand
~ general assortment of pure Drugs. Medi-
cines, Chemicals, Oils, Paints. Window Glass,
Putty. Dye stufs, Patent Medicines, Brushes Of
all kinds, Surgical Appliances, Burning Fluid Al
cohol, Soaps, Perfumery, Fancy ARTICLES, 0arden
Seeds, Glue. Sand Paper, Tobacco, Cigars, snun'
Medicinal Liquors, &c. - i,
Prescriptions pre- pared at all hours, with special
care, by members of the firm alone. =,
PHYSICIANS orders from the country executed
promptly, and the most reliable medicines FUR
nishPd.
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I COX AT THiS.--The undersigned having
- sustained severe loss by the late fire their
premises respectfully inform the public that they
have again rebuff t, and solicit the WORK of our
former customers, friends, and the pubic gener-
ally, promising to use every eXertlon part
to give general satisfaction to all who may favor
US with their orders.
ROGERS 4 MILLER, Manufacturers of
Marble Monuments, Tonbs, Nantes,
Building Work, &c, Main street,
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CUM ER CLOTHING AT REDUCED
ala street, have determined To reduce their stock
Of summer Clothing, in order to make room for
Fall Goods All persons want of Summer
Clothing. would do we'll to examine this stock,
which will be sold regardless of profit.
SHAFER, HALSEY i CO.,
re- : d. .ss.fs ITO Main ST. late Tapman Hull
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-13
From the Camden (Ark.) Star.
Meeting Of the Bar.

The members of the Camden Bar having
met IN the city Of Camden, on Monday the
list instant, TO give an expression to their
feelings OF deep regret for the sad late which
had overtaken one of their number, Col. IL. r.
Kerr, the following proceedings were had, to-
wit;
j. 5. ii. Rainey, Esq, was called to the
Chair and John r. Thornton, appointed Sc
cretary.
On motion Of Col. John T. Bearden. the
Chairman appointed a Committee Of three
consisting of Mcssrs. Grinsted. Puriom and
Bearden to DRAFT resolutions expressive of the
sense of the meeting. The Committee re-
ported the following preamble and resolutions
which were unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, The members Of the Camden
Bar and the officers Of our Circnit Court
having heard with deep regret that Hiram Il.
Kerr, Esq, late a member Of said Bar came
toa sudden and untimely death in this city.
on Sunday morning, the 10th inst, and being
desirouS of expressing our high appreciation of
the character Of the deceased as a lawyer, an
associate, and a gentleman, and of testifyine
to our heartfelt sorrow in view of the sad
event which has cut him off from earth. in
tho very sprins-time of youth and promise
therefore
HeSotped, Ihat by this unexpected death
the Camden Bar has lost member who. hav-
ing been associated with them more than two
years, has during that period, by his private !
virtues, npnghtness and integrity, won the
unqualified respect and esteem Of the Bar and
the community and one who bid fair to win
his way to high position in the ranks Of his
profession.
ResotUed, That we sincerely sympathize
with his bereayed and widowed mother a
well as with his brothers and sisters and
friends, at the removal from earth of one
whose innate kindness of heart aflectjonate
disposition, and general social qualities en-
deared him alike to all who enjoyed his friend
ship and acquaintance.
ReSdTed, That the members Of thu Rar and
the officers Of Court attend his funeral in
body, and as mark Of respect wear the nsual
badge Of mourning for thirty DAYS, upon the
left arm. -
fesotpef, That these proceeding be uub-
llshed in the city papers and that a coov az
the same be forwarded to the mother 81 the
deceased at jackson Mississippi.
Resolved, That John r. Fellows Eso h
to present the foregoing resolutions
TO the Circuit Court at its next term with 4
request that they be spread upon the minutes
81 said Court, as part ofthe record
On motion the meeting adjourned
j. 5. H. RAINEY. Chm.
,JOlIN u THORN1,ON- - =
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-13
JoHN R. THORNTON, Sec,y.

OF We would invite the attention Of our
readers TO the>new "Ague Cure, advertised in
our columns Il Is from such quarter -
will give, the public confidence in ~ efficacy,
and we have learned from reliable sources.
that its virtues will sustain their fullest cxpec
tat'ons: Citizens Of the west can not hh to
appreciate the paramount value 10 them, Of q
sale ana certain remedy for this affecting dis
temper without either Quinine Or minerals,
and consequently without injury to tie con
stitunonal health. We have more than or
binary satisfaction in proclaimine this remedy,
because we are convinced it wll answer q
crying want among US, and ssrfs % relieve a
great amount Of sufferng.-ReuuB Hays
Sat0, Ind.
May ], 1s6o,-w1m
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-13
For the MississipPiiG1l.
L I N E S.
WRITTEN BY A SCHOOL GIRL, Is YEARS OF AGz.

WRITTEN BY A SCHOOL GIRL, Is YEARS OF AGE.
Yes they have aid thee down, darling, .'
Ia thy little grave to rest,
With thy white hands, meekly folded
On thy pure and spotless breast;
Thou sleepsst calm, and gently, darling,
Thou knowest no pain or care
For in thy home Of bliss, daring,
No sorrow entereth there.
Thou left US when thy voice, darling,
First learned to greet cur ear,
With lisPing words of love, darling,
To all our hearts so dear;
Thou left us whom thy merry laugh,
Thy childish mirth and song,
Had made thee so beloved, darling,
We thought that nsught could harm.
But oh! death came and took thee, darling,
Ere sin thy soul had stained;
Ere yet thy heart, go light, darling,
Had been by sorrow panied,
And oh; we cannot wish thee back,
Tho loved ones for thee weep;
For we know that now, our darling one
In his SaviOr's arms doth sleep.
JACKSON, Mss, May, 1860. MM.L.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-03

STATE or IOWA IS.
DY virtue of special execution to me directed
Dissusd BY the Clerk Of the District Court OF .aid
county, la favor of Ambrose Dudley, and against
abe Keoksk Female College, Thave ievicd upon and
will sell TO tbs hi ghest bidder, at the door OF the
Clerks Office OF the District Court OF Lee County,
lows, at keokak, In said county, on the ioth day
Of May, =. n. 1853, between the hours OF o'caock
A NJ and o'clock p. n. of said day, the following
propaxty, to witt Lots number four, ~ i've and
six, ts} in block ffynne, lbs) IN the city OF keo
kuk county of Lee. and State of Iowa; and out Of
the proceeds OF said sale, first TO pay the claim Of
Peter Eishar for the sum OF ten hundred and twcn-
ty-6vs dollars, then the claim Of Fieklen Lucas
for she sum of ten hundred and thirty-two 26-I 100
dollars. then the claim OF ]. r. sHornish for the
sum of seven hundred and ssventy-kour leo dol
lars and then the claim OF the said Ambrose Dud-
ley, being the balance Of Eve thousand three hun
dred and three 30 100 dollars, after deducting the
said claims OF Eichar, Ficklen h Lucas, and Hor-
nish.
Taken, levied upon and 10 be sold by order Of
Court TO satisfy said writ OF execution.
Ksokuk, Apri! I, 1850.
IA. Nj. GRIFFITH,
apr7d1m $3.50 Sheriff OF Lee County.