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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-09-15


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PROFESSIONAL.
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LARGE AND SUPERIOR STOCK
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We are permitted to publish. says the
Galveston NeWs, 'be following eAtra.t
from a lettef ii9m Hon Mat. Ward, to a
d'.tin uishcl gentleman = on s.a,e:
va. Nars ANN Tai teGA
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THIS DAY.


Doors, SHOES TktNkSsf As sI3 az A6 ~
TON by virtue Of deed 2f trust, executed to
June. 1850. dul, recorded in the cls1s's Ofios Of
sss TO o ss 9
at 10 ociocs at the store Of said Fran kim for the
Of ana a% saoRs a Of lis %
aSEs TfGskss caRsHr SEA gAe g. so u
N3rthern manufacture.
dealers and the citizens aensraiiy. To- this lie A.
judges Of shoes in the city. therefore purchasers
may " '0a 0%fi IGiA iSpsr' ak ksfs'T u....
Sale conducted by +. B. Cook, Auat'r. oc rs
ELFGAt1 PaRLVR AND CHAMBER
MEcHaS ics TNsTiTuTfk FaiR AZ IT A TUE
,I%sd.s, ate, s me closing sdSs,e;s XII sell
sss:nt with
superhiy carved, conmstlng Of
5 bss1 NJ Ne. ,sl sss Back CHAIRS 4.
One PA RToR STIR. in Rose wood. covered with
Blne and Gold Silk Brocatel, elegantly carved.
One Large TETE-
Four Medallion Back CHAIRS;
One CHAMBER SUIT, in Rosewood. consist
One WARDROBE;
SS g: SSWffSS;sSSthAS;
The above Furniture is of the most ela.ant
character, .uperbly carved and fnisSsd Without Without
Those visiting the Fair are PARTICULAR, REQUEST
60 10 eAamine the same as 1t will bear the strict
TERMs-Made known at the time of sale.
ocA +. b. COOK. Auct
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Northern Markets,

y,-rrxoRE, Oct 80 -Flour ul'-Howard, Ohio
pA.tfy Nils $50. Wheat dull and heavy
s~ II 417l 65 Corn lc. lower-Yell,~ 81; white
> PTry's .ors arm mess PORK SO IS. Coffee
49,, ST IA, Sl5S.. Whlskey dull at2t
D, -. TrsK bcr Sl.-S'ocks better-New York
,Nts-s,s SsSE.: Va. SIS $50; Missouri SIS ST.
go ~ b6srd. New York Lentrsls S2-a Vlrginia
rs - Cottnn firm. Flour heavy -Southe m
.t-.5ss Wheat frm-Western red : SAL Sl
:. 80 = sirl49 Corn firm mixed Is 69s Pro
ms Qa,et mess park Si9f64'9i2; prime lac
,tss WMskey lower AT ~ u 225a. IurpentiLe
-, 81 Sjz46 RosIn dull at IS
~. n sew Io-k oct. 20 OF 81 900 Va 6's a,
g.. and SlS 90 Tenn. SIS a. s7,ar
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By Alex. Mott, Auct'r.
CLOTHING. DRY GOODS,

EURNITURE, CLOTHING. DRY GOODS,
l. AC-WIl be sold at auction at my store, on
TUESDAY,, November l. oomme nclng at 10
O'Clock, a lot of Furniture from a family leaving
the city, consisting OF Hair and Shuck actresses,
Bedste ads, Tables, Carpets, Bureaus, Chairs,
Stoves. Crockery and Glassware.
ALSO-A large lot of Ready Nads Clothing d,
consisting of Loats, Pants, Vests, &c Clio this,
CassmeIes, Satlnets. &c.
OCERlES.- w hIskey, Brandy. Soap, Cam
dies, Tobacco, Cigars, &c. ALEX. MOTT,
oc 81 Aucuoneer.
VALUABLE INT REST IN REAL
ESTATE IN GOOCHLAND COUNTY FOR
SALE.-As Commissioners appointed by the Cir
cult Court of Goochland county. By decree rem
dered on the 5tn daS OF September 1850, the suit
ais, we will sell, on TUESDAY. 10Th day of No.
yember next, at the hour of O'Clock p. M. Gf
fair; If not. the next fair day. the premises,
the undivided third part of the late Thomas ana
Richard Crouch In all that tract of land Tying In
the lower part of GOochlaLd county the waite RS
OF Dee Creek, adjoining the lands of Jesse Wal
ION, J. I'm ADKINS: and others. known the
" QUARTER Tract" and containing $40 1856 iG U
ACKtS more or less. This land is considered
very valuable, well tor It's excellent and neavy
timber (beIng for the most part uncieared,, for
lts fine soil and favorable location. The title 10
regarded as beyond dispute, though selling as
Commissioners, We will convey only with special
warranty.
TERMs.-A sufficient sum in Dash to pay ex-
penses OF sale; balance In equal instruments # ]
and years, with interest from daJ of sale, secured
by bonds, with approved security, and title re-
tanned until the whole purchase money is paid.
JOHN u WlLLIAMS,t Co,n,,,,
JAMES PLEASANTS,{ OoiiAi To-
oo l0-law6w
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&. FOR SALE, MOST VALUABLE PHO
NaFF kfZafBE!rHH d THE G0T NTY q .:
LANb, The subscribe having recently Dur x
chased large farm in another county. win n view
OF a ae'pLins ms entire attention to AGRICULTURE
oneis I2f sue hls most valuable estate in the conn
~ 81 E,zsoeto CITY, known as Little Scotland
NJ lt.e seotiand is most beautifully situated at
passed the soil high and rich scenery the most
neantlint III tide water Virginia, comm ndlng a
tTh ol HAN pton and the splendid roadstead.~
4 ae town oil Hampton is most rapidly extending in
land" presents. every facility for building enr-
poses From the demand or building lots the
s So h has seriously the division
prove most profitable Should he not dispose Of
aitti ; scotland before the LIST OF January next
parcels. Chesapeake College adjoins lit
sle scotland on the one side. and hand
ywlth the rapidly growing town Of Hampton'"
! I pc improvements are all new-new BARN and
RESIDENCE, with ali the necessary conys
niences, one fourth Of a mile from Hampton and
ments-all the Injuries of the salt water. health.
GOOD society, hne soh' OILS ard churches :" Little
Sc, = contains about 1856 ACRES, excepting
and valuable BRICK STEAM MILL Lee csp % Of
grinding twenty barrels OF -four, or one hundred
an active demand Experience has demonstIa Ied
Mill Point" to be an exoele It location for a
easily attach Saw NJ iii and Railway The Mill
will he sold separately or with the Farm as the
purchaser may desIre-the subscriber reservng
Two acres Tor a summer residence, upon Mill
Point" which he would not dispose of on scarcely
any consideration. He would moot respectful liz
invite all who may wish To purchase to visit the
premises. as he cannot pretend To give the many
ADVANTAGES possessed by - Little Scotland" Its
induce ments are many and rare either to the cap
ItaIst or to one who may desir re q beautiful hOme
combining all that Is necessary Tor pleasure and
comfort
The subscriber would also offer for sale, an
other valuable FARM. c, ntalning one hund red
and fifty acres, situated opposite th- town cf
Hampton. on Hampton river, and known as oak
land, with most superior facilities to the best
markets The soil Is hia hly productive There is
an active demand for every thing capable of he-
ing Produced on a farm. 1t Is one fourth of a.
mile ON Hampton, aud three from OH Point
The beauty OF location. It's health the productive
HeSs OF the soil, tos ether with its proximity to
good schools and churches, reLder it most de-
slTabie place.
not soid privately before, the subscribers will
oh1T at puDllc auction, the Mill prOpertg and
Oaksnd. in Hampton, on THURSDAY, the 22d
Novemher, 1867.
TENN Accommodating.
For further info rmatlon, address,
WILLIAM f. WOOD,
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soUTHERNHAT MANuFACTORI

"A Sol THEKN Fl IT MANUFACTOKY-
AESTA }LISHED 1886 The subscriber respect,
fully isvltes the attention of the merchants of
Virginia a I'D North Carolina to this extensive
stock OF h. own and foreign MANUFACTURED
HATS. Purchasers v i'll find 1t to their interest to
call at his house previous To gong fu' Their North
as he IS leaving nothing undone, sparlng no
South. Guods sold in this house will be warrant
ed to compare favorabl' IN quality and prices with
be fund all the Qualities of WOOL and FOR
HATS, from the lowest price negro hat to the finest
quality or gentlemen. Also; BOYS and Chill
sly les LADIES' RIDING HATS and LADIES
FURS. of all the various qualities
Purchasers will do well To call and examine.
IOHN DOOl,EY. Rlehur nd.
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GEOGRAPHIC NEWS.
.;,-.. -, "A for the Richmond Dispatch
Tatitira al.

,.,,sy,r1H KY, Oct. 3o.The Journal r, say,
A,' ,i rTs"q recently from Washins,on. states
e &c ,a EnnS astads ,ff ss1aaT %s
,r. rem 80 and Judge Meek, of Alabama
-I' 81 lF>T Thursday upon plan of action in
re ed ,"fna - elton. as follows. South
,,,e Of L"'t,ain thirty days after the election.
tsrJ'ihSs., sara erself independent OF the Fed
u NO d, rsor' aud send ambassadors TO Wash
ersl Ah'p Si'ne recognition. II recognized
.ag'en Hs'hoTn States will follow suit, and AZ.
t,beT 'ss,sp1 number of States are thus re-
;sr "a Southern Confederaey will be
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Ern,,l llrnNer City.

.,, \. 4, Ott. Is The Denver mail
On Ahs,hed This city about ten O'Clock last
toaeh t' ave and - half days from Denver,
s'eH'nt, eys passengers. including the mes
S7itt,'t 81 Hinckley Il Co.'S express, with
'entFs - cold dust. 5000 came also in the
So. Of passengers. The mining news was
,r, nNrtauI
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AUCTION SALH0
ENTURE DAY.
BY Jas. M. Taylor & Son, Auct'rs

A VERY DESIRABLE BRICK RESI-.
"A DENCE ON GRACE, BETWEEN 28TH AN D
a9TH STEETS; CHURCH HILL, FOR SALE AT
AuCTlON. We will sell, upon the premises on
THURSDAY. tie 18th day Of November, com
mencing at Al o'clock P. M, the very desirable
BRICK fesidence, now occupied by Mrs. Rebec n
z: Brett, on Grace. between 18th and 29th street
Church H i'll. y has sevea good rooms, il very
convenient, and extremely pleasant, besides q
Brick Kitchen.
The Lot fronts on Grace street 81 feet, and runs
back lN feet TO an alley l6 feet wide. Mrs. Brett
res ng upon the premises, will take pleasure in
showing the same tn those desiring to purchase.
TERMs.-One- fourth cash; the balance at 1, 8,
and IL months, for negotiable notes, with interest
added and secu sod by trust deed.
90 81 JAS. M TAYLOR r. SON, Aucts
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Ii, AT an Election Forrer.

r..,t,pxlrHIA. Oct 3o.-The jury in the
t".,SSW,m. Bierly, charged with the forgery
9, election returns in the Isl Congressional
o. nsm. ! brought in verdict of guilty
No. .,' ,,orniug The prisoners counsel will
'- "'h.hIy cSy:y the case to the Supreme Court.
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By Goddin & Apperson, Auct's.
MNlBUS AND HARNESS FOR SALE

OMNIBUS AND HARNESS FOR SALE
~ AT AUCTION Will be sold at auction. at
the American Hotel Stables. corner of Cary and
10th streets, on SATURDAY, The 81 November !.
lsGJ, at IL O'Clock. one light two horse OMNIBUS
and an excellent set of HARNESS. rhe said
Omnibus and Harness will Re sold at the risks and
costs OF the purchaser, at a former sale made on
the 18th September, 1860, he having failed to COM
ply with the terms of sale.
TERMs.-Four months credit, for approved en-
doIsed negotiable no es
W. GODpIN. r.
GoDDIN 4 APpRRsoN Aucts no a
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HATS, GAPS AND FURS.
WILLIAM T. MOORE Il CO.,

WILLIAM I. MOORE CO.,
27 BROAD STREET.
The subscribers respectfully announce that they
are now in receIpL OF large and fLe assortment
Of HATS and GAPS, 10 which they call atte ntiou
Visitors to the Fair would find rare Sc ecton If
they exami our stock before purchasing, as we
will offer Inducements that cannot fail to please
We have now received q full supply of Laoies
FURS. embI aclr all the latest sty les, which we
are selling at the lowest possible Price. Our stook
of Servants Hats and Caps cannot be beat, either
IL quality price.
DRESS hats made to order.
Thankful for past favoTs, they hope for Goa
tinuance of the same. VIM. L. MOORE,
M. J. LEONARD,
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El.c,iou in New Orleans.

ORLEANS. Oct. 30.-At the election in
.,s,strIcts IN this city, yesterday, for mem
w.. If the legislature, the TWO Bell candidates
chnsen bv oyerw helmiug maioritieS.
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REAL EsTATE FOR BALE

- F0R SALE. CONTAINING $50 ACRES
- Exec. LENT IMPROVEMENTS AMI
highest bidder. upon the premises, on TB M
pay, the 10th day of November next, at Jennnes'
UIainary IN Hottoway county, valuable TRSCT
Ward, decd. situated on the Rchmotia and Dan.
vllIe Railroad one mile from JENNA gs' OTdinarv
Depot. The improvement II are very fne the or
chaTds OF apple peach. Iear and plum, are large
and as well selected as any IN the State Of VIZ
To The purchaser. ~ " VI
Terms $50 in cash the balance on crsd;,
oil one, Two and three years, interest added bonds
aud approved security, and title withheld until ube
pay ment OF the purchase money Mr.. Levisee
VINO resides on the land. will show the premises to
any desiring to view them 'i'oa "
Address, Petersburg,
CAMPBELL & PEGRAN
Com rs OF the Circuit Court of Nottowav
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FALL Tx ABE. 1890

ROB'T l.. DICKINSON (successor to Bin
ford, Dickinson h Welsiger.l No rs Main street,
Richmond, Va, thankful for the liberal patronage
orally invites their attention to his large and
tensive stock of HATS, CAPS, FURS, &c, com
which will be sold at wholesale and retail to pune
tual customers on the most favorable terms. Mer-
chants Of Virginia, North Carolina, and Teunes-
see, visiting the city. are respectfully solicited To
call and examine for themselves before purchas-
chase for cash.
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BY J. II. Digges, Auct'r.

FINE GOID AND SILVER WATCHES.
I JEWELRf, FANCY GOODS, &c.-will be
sold at au non every mig ut this week. at Auction
Room IS Main street. Also. a lot Of Blankets i'm
SershIrts Drawers fine Table Cutlery, Plated
O'Clock, z M. T. h DIGGES suc,
" r. BOOTH, salesman. 90 2S-ts
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AacIS hSli 'he les uial prRAs. A GWATKIN-

DRESS GOODS.-We have this day opened
- full and hne assortment of Dress Goods, con
sisting of splendid Silks of all qualities and prices;
,e aInes. all WOO; Vaentlas &c, We have
b0ugh bit the above at a great sacrIhcs, ana are,
thereto, 9. enabled tC offer such inducements that
cannot fail TO give entIre SATISFACTION. The par
tIcu ar attention OF the ladies' and public in
yited To our unusu al large stock OF Dress Goods,
which are too numerous to IN =ntl0n. Call at The
bargain emporium of ALFRED Moses
63 Main
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For further information, address,
WILLIAM f. WOOD,
Oc % dim Hamnton w

sas LAND AND sLAy IN THE
COUNTY OF AM ELLA, FOR SALE PRl-
VATELI " The 0evlsees of John II. Steger,
dec d, offer for sale privately a valuable TRACE
OF LAMP, lying on the AppOmattox river, in the
county OF Amelia, five miles from Mattoax Depot,
on the Richmond and Danvile Railroad, contain
ing; by estimation. 900 acres. The land is admi-
rabty adapted 10 the production nf Corn, Wheat
a1d Tobacco, and the tract is reg srded rs one of
the oest IN the county If desired will be d.
exce!len Possession will be delivered at once;
the deVlsees reservng the right to cultivate and
gather the growing crops, If satisfactory arialLe
ment cannot be made with the purchaser to take
then The purchaser of the land if he desItes
them Tor ms own use, can also pu rchase lars e
made accommodating. Apply to WILLIAM E
NJ IA De or JOHN s. HARDAWAY, Chula De
pot. Amelia. an 29--tf
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AUCTION 6ALH1,
FUTURE DAYS
BY Goddin & Apperson, Auct,..

IL 10 gd tASp. year foshh sssdhs MSSP
At suction at Branchs Meeting House On 4 so oSd
pAY The sa 2 +, =
adjoining the tract on which Dr.. b. c. Winfree
now resides It Is partly n SrIf,nal sIowta and
can easily DO made daily to Manchester.
TsRMs.cone- third cash; balance at and u
'1S s sdbD III Il 2fisi A
COMMISsTONER'S SALE OF LOrIN
81 rqTG HE s BRfWEE 0s THs
AND DOVER sTREETs.-As Comm ssioner
APPOINTED by decree Of the Circuit Court Of
IN the case Of "Dezenhardt, & O., against Thaoker,
me HbS shall proceed tS eel a. public auction
1850, at o'clock NJ, Of fair; # not, the next
far day. the Real Estate purchased by Jsaeph
BY Msssrs p Roberts and W. W. Crnmp. to SDo'
mi,ssl9nsfs and which be has failed 70 for,
the west side of Plumb street, running back 10
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, and
ute retained TIL all the Ppsshas ob pSnsy sd paid
GoDDIs & ArpERsos. Aucts. oc ltd:
VALUABLE FARM IN HENRICO, FIVE
sTn NILES AB9VE RICHMOND, SLAVES AND
STOCK, FOR SALE.-Having determined to re-
suction, on TIE premises, on IHURsDAY. the stS
November, 1860, al IL O'Clock A NJ, tif fair; If
rot, on first fair day thereafter the Farm on
Whlch | now reside, lying on the Richmond aud
Fredericksburg Railroad. five miles above Rich
mond, containing 40 acres of land. After the sale
Of the land will sell, in like manner, my Slaves.
Mich Cows. Horses, Mules, Corn Oats, Fodder
Household and Kitchen Furniture one Rockaway,
and two Carts and whatever else there may be on
the farm for sale.
TERMs.-For the land, a credit of i, 2. and 8
years, bearing inte rest secured by personal and
real security. For the slaves a credit of months,
interest add q, Tor negotiable notes and approved
endorsers. For the residue OF the p rsonal prop
erty. cash for all sums under $50; over that
amount, months credit: for boods with good
security JOSEPH BERNARD,
Sale by GoDDIN & APPERsoN, Aucts. oc 80
COMMISSIONS SALE OF HOUSE
- AND LOT ON CHURCH HILL, on THE
WEST LIN OF 18th. BETWEEN BROAD
AND MARSHALL SIRE TS.-By virtue of
two DEGREES of the Circuit Court of HsnTiou, In
The case OF Jones against kukmeyer's admir-,
pronounced the one on the 9th Nov, 1858 and the
other 9th o.. 1860 the undersigned commas
soners will proceed sell at public auctlon, on
the premises, on FRIDAY, the 9, h Nov, 1860 at
O'Clock 7. NJ If fair; if not the next lar day >
the real estate of which Frederick Kirkmeyer
died seized. consisting of House and Lot lOca-
ted as shove. fronting about 20 fee: on the west
SIDE OF 18th street, running back 100 feet TO an
alley.
TsRMs.-Or e-thrd cash balance at 10 and 10
months ioT bonds, bearing interest, with good
purchase money paid.
THOMAS AUGITST
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John THOMPSON.

- NO ], BALLARD HOUSE.
Has on hand Sc ectand fashionable aSsorL-
ment of HATS CAPS. LA DIES FURS and GEN e.
ITEM EMS FURNISHING GOODS, which he is
disposed TO sell at low prices. | most respectfully
solicit d call from purchasers. oc 20 dill
"a NATIONAL GUAED HAT.
- NATIONAL GUARD HAT
NATIONAL GUARD HAT.
Something entirely new for young men, at
Elicit WEISIGER'S,
oc S-ts No l67 NJ ain street
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JNO r. YOUNG, Comr's,
oe 30 lot EATON NANCE.

Gale conducted py 6oDOlN APPERsoN.
ONMiS>tUskh SALE OF LOT IN
- TIE COUNTY OF HENRICO. IN TIE
TOWN OF sl DNtY.-As Commss Toner APP
pointed D' decree az he lrcult Coat ~ Hen
RIG prom unced on he ist November 1859 IN the
case OF Drumm M. Trustee Tor Ayres, against
te!ns shall pre- coed to sell at public suotor, on
her 1850 at clock VI ,,If fair, if not the next
tair day, except Sunday the iolo ling real
the COMMISSIONERS books and referred to IN the
Plaintiffs bill, VIZ: :. H ALF-ACRE. adjoining
RICHARD Relns, two miles from Court Horse.
Terms. One third cash; balance at and ~
months. for negotlahe notes, satisfxc orilS en-
GoIsed, aud title retained TIL all the purchase
money is paid. GEORGE W. RANDOLPH,
Oc 80 I'd Commissioner
Sale conducted BIZ GoDDIS & AppRksn.
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HATS, &c.
HAMILTON L. SEAG ERS,

~ HAMILTON L. SEAGERS,
- MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS ~
HATS N ID CAPS,
No. As Main street, opposite the st. Charles Hotel,
have now in store a large and select stock Of
HATS, CAPS, &C.. for the Fall and Winter
trade. embracing every article IN their line.
They would be pleased TO have a cali from those
Ia want, believing they can give satisfaction IN
styles, quality and price. Oc2O-2s