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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-25

the rights Of citizenship hitherto accorded
IN immirrap,s from foreign lands shall he
abridged or impaired. and In favor OF civ
ing full and sufficient protection 70 the
rights Of all classes Of citizens. whether na'
tive or nsturaliIod. both at home or abroad.
l5,h. That appropriations by Congress
for river and arbor improvements OF ma
,ional character required for the accommo-
dation and security Of an existing com
merce are authorized by the constitution.
aud justified ~ an obligation Of the govern.
ment to protect the lives and property OF
10. citizens.
10Th, That q railroad 20 the Pacific
Ocean 10 inperatively demanded by the in.
tcrssts Of the whole country that the ted.
eral government ought TO render Immediate
aud Efficient aid In its construction. and
that as u preliminary thereto, daily over.
land mail should be promptly established.
18th. Finally having thus set forth our
distinctive principles and views we invite
the cooperation Of all citizens. however dlf.
fering on other questions, who substantially
agree with Us in their support.
After very lively discussion Of the plat.
form an amendment by Mr.. Curtis of y.
Y, wa, adopted. inserting In the second
resolution the substance Of the preamble TO
the Declaration Of Independence.
Convention adjourned.
THIRD DAY.
The first ballot for Presidential cindi.
date. resulted as follows:
TIRsT RALLoT.
For Mr.. Ssward-Maino 10. n. H. !.
Mass. 81, y. Y. 20, IA. l and l-?. Nd. 3.
Va. 8, Nv. 3. Mich. 10. Texa.I, Wisconsin
10, Iowa o. Cal. 3, Mimi. 4. Kan.as g. Ne
braska .. d. e. Q. Total-l73 and IL.
For Mr. Lineoln-Me. 6. n. II. G Mas.
4. Conn. .. Pa. !, Va. IA. Ky. q. Ohio 3,
Indiana 20, III. -, Iowa ., Nebraska /.
Total-lOa
For Mr.. Bits.-R. I. !. Conn. :. Nd. &.
Delawars g. Missouri ~, Texas ., Iowa J..
Oregon 5. ToiAl-iS.
For Mr. Cameron-pa. ~ and l.2, Va.
I. Iowa |. Nebraska Total--jO and IL.
For Mr.. McI.ean-R. I 5. Pa. |, Ky. /,
Ohio {, Iowa /. Total -.
For Mr.. Chase-N. II. I. r. |. Conn.
Q. Ky. <. Iowa !, Ohio IS. Nebraska ..
Total 90.
For Mr. wads-Conn. !. Ky.e. Total ,.
For Mr.. Dayton--N. J. II.
For .lr. Rced-R. |. /.
For Mr.. Fremon,-N. II. /.
For Mr.. Collamcr-Vt. 10.
For Mr.. Sumner-Ry. l.
SECOND BALLOT.
Lincoln received 9 from n. H.. VI. 10.
II. |. ,, Penn. -, Delaware q. ny. .. Ohio
II, Iowa 3. The whole vote for Lincoln
was 49,.
b Seward received from Mass. 80, y. j. 1,
Pa. . and i.2. Ky. !. Texas !, Nebraska }.
+ III, whole vote was Isl and IL.
. Bates had IS votes. Mclean s, Chase a.
and L., Cameron ., Dayton 10, e. NJ. Clay
.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-29

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-29

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rbs k~st ard oulv ,orrsN ik-oess Of hm-
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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-06-09
CATCH NC A aGR1zzLY.n

Most of the ravines about the foot of the
California Mountains are the habitat OF
bears of almost every variety, and in the
latter part of the year 1853 the few settlers
in Tuolumne, Calaveras, Mariposs, and San
Joaquin counties, California, became I'M
pleasantly aware of the presence in their vi
cinity more than they had immediate occasion
for. The hunters, who set forth on the
task of persuading these unwelcome neigh
bors. by the gentle arguments of rifle ball
and keen long knife to abdicate in their ia
vor, and to remove to some other and more
distant dominion, met with much success
and got decidedly the best of the argument
with the Grizzlies. Many of the latter sue
cumbed to the moral suasion of the rife,
and their skins changed owners: others re-
treated and left the hunters masters of the
field. In the course of their work the men
frequently saw one bear, distinguished
above all his fellows for hugeness and feroc-
ity, and though this particular animal was
seen at short intervals for more than year,
no hardy hunter had yet cared to venture
near enough to administer certain leaden
quietus. In the course of months, the
Grizzly" became well known by sight to
several, and by reputation to many, and
many was the shot thrown away upon his
tough hide, no bullet being fortunate enough
to find vulnerable point. So well protect
ed was the life of the big Grizzly" by
thick hide and shaggy hair. that he was en-
tirely unhurt after shooting acquaintance
of fifteen months with his co inhabitants,
the whites. In due course of time the fame
of the grim and grizzly quadruped reached
the coast, and he was talked of in the cities
of the Pacific shore. The man most in
terested of all in the four-legged hero, was
one ]. c. Adams, of San Francisco, the
proprietor of large menagerie, a man
mighty as hunter, aud famed as q tanner
of intractable wild beasts. The stories of
the unusual size of the Tuolumne bear and
the difficulty the local hunters found in deal
ing with him raised the ambitious enthusi-
asm of the animal tanner to so high pitch,
that be determined to organize q party TO
pursue the ''big grizzly" with the deter
nination. not to kill him, but TO accomplish
the infinitely more difficult undertaking Of
capturing him alive.
In February, 1854, Mr.. ]. C. Adams, Sc
companied only by one Indian and boy,
set out on their journey. Their first care,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-06-09

MERCANTILE FALsEHooDs.-CailinG at
tentlon to the prevalent practice of mark
ing goods falsely, the New York Journal
Of Commerce thinks that the force of this
subject Is not sufficiently considered bv
those whose conduct decides the morals of
trade throughout this country; and as the
better class of merchants and dealers in
Great Britain have united with the manu-
facturers in an association TO detect and dis
countenance these frauds, the Journal
trusts that all honorable business men on
this side will lend their influence in favor
of the reformation. 1t concludes
"From the paper of carpet tacks, label
led one thousand, and counting but seven
hundred, 10 the twelve quarter table cloth
that measures but two-and -a-half yards,
the falsehoods abound on every side. The
piece of tape sold for twelve yards will hold
out but seven; and a large proportion of the
articles sold by the package by weight,
length or number, to be estimated by label,
will fall short of the standard adopted on
the face of it. All this has certain de-
moralizing influence on the consumer him.
self, and is corrupting in its tendency wher-
ever it is tolerated. The short weights Civ
en- over the counters by many grocers, and
the deficient loads of coal, all spring from
the same evil habit of regarding with in
difference these common misrepresentation,
from which hardly any trade or calling is
wholly free. A movement in the right di-
rection here, once properly inaugurated,
would soon commend itself to the public
conscience, that it could hardly fail of eff
fecting permanent good to all classes of
society.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-06-09
RArEs or AnvRRr1s1Nn
JOR pRrNrrNG
factary Homestead measure which has al
ready passed the Housa

factary Homestead measure which has al
ready passed the House.
Id. That the Republican party is opposed
to any change in our Naturalization Laws or
any State legislation by which the rights of
citizenship hitherto accorded to immigrants
from foreign lands shall be abridged or i'm
paired; and in favor of giving full and ef-
fcient protection TO the rights of all classes
of citizens. whether native or naturalized,
both at home and abroad.
Is. That appropriations by Congress for
River and Harbor improvements Of Ma
tional character, required for the accommo-
dation and security of an existing COM
merce are authorized by the Constitution,
and justified by the obligation of govern
ment to protect the lives and property of
its citizens.
Is. That a Railroad to the Pacific Ocean
is imperatively demanded by the interests
of the whole country: that the Federal
GoFernment ought b render immediate and
efficient aid in its constructiea md shsfs
as preliminary thereto. daily Overland
Mail should be promptly established.
IL. Finally, having thus set forth our
| distinctive principles and views. we invite
the cooperation of all citizens, however
differing on other questions, who substan-
TALLY agree with US in their affirmance and
! support.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-06-09
s1NouIAn AR1rHMEr1oAL FAcr.-Any

SINGULAR ARITHMETIcAL FAcT.--Any
number of figures you may wish to multi
ply by viii give the same result if divided
by 2, much quicker operation; but you
must remember to annex q CIPHER to the
answer where there is no remainder, and
when there is remainder, whatever it may
be, annex q to the answer. Multiply 464
by s, and the answer will be $500; divide
the same number by 2, and you have 233 !;
and as there is no remainder, you add
cypher. Now take 357 and multiply by
S, and the answer is 1885. On dividing
this by 2. 17e and remainder, you there
fore place a s at the end of the line, and the
result is again 1875.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-06-09
Emporia Steam Mill.
BRITTON & ISBFLL. PROPRIETORs

I'HE proprietors of this mill would announce
:! to the public that they are prepared to fur
hlSh Lumber of all kinds, and in any quantity. to
Srder on fair cash terms and also prepared to
10 Saving on shares or for cash. Our mill is in
Sood running condition, and of the best in the
territory. We have also Lath Mill attached,
and can furnish Lath 10 order.
Also an excellent pair of Burrs for grinding corn
We can safely guarantee satisfaction to all who
Patronize US, and solicit the public patronage
BRITTON ISBELL
Emporin, May 10. 1860 I45y
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-06-09
Adminigtrator's Notica.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of admin
~ istration have been granted to the under
signed by the Probate Court of Breckenridge
county, K t.. on the estate Of Miles Murphy. de-
ceased, late of said county, bearing date Nay n,
A D. 1860; therefore, all persons having claims
against said estate are required to exhibit them 70
me for allowance within one year from the dsse o.
euch letters or thew may be precluded from any
benefit of such estate and if such claims De aos
presented within three years from the date Oh sslo
T17ws JOSEPH BAY. Admir-.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-06-09
P. H. HUNT.
uATGnMAXERG JEWEbER

EMPORIA, --- KANSAS
TLOCKS AND JEWELRY kept on hand, and
~ and all kinds of REPAIRING done on short
notice, and at reasonable rates. An experience of
many years in the business enables me to speak
confidently of my ability to give satisfaction. ]
shall be satisfied, too, with living wages.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-06-09
AMBROTYPES.

would say that l am now prepared to take first
class Ambrotype Pictures, in to suit custom
ers. Ny Camera and other apparatus are of the
best kind, and those who wish to obtain ife-liks
pictures Of themselves friends would do well to
CALL at my house on Merchants street.
P. II. HUNT.
Emporia, May IS. 1860. 145Y
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-06-09

If this world is all feeting show, there
are great many people who contrive to get
into i for nothing. It is full of dead
heads"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-06-09

righteousness exalteth nation. bat sin
is q reproach TO any people.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-06-09

OFFICE THE WEsrERs LAMP DIsTRIcTl
Junction City, Kansas, May 25, 1850.
THO Michael Meara and Amos Walton: You
i are hereby notified that on the 18th day Of
June, 1860, Denis Ryan will offer proof before US
at this Office in support Of his right 70 present.
Sec 81. and wv. II of N. W. u Of See: "a, in
Town %. south of Range east of the sixth prin-
cipai meridian You being adverse claimant to
said land viii be permitted to offer eounter-procf
before us ut that time. ct this office.
s.. B. GARRETT. Register.
FINDLEY PATTERSON, Receiver.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-06-09

Lies are hiltless swords, which cut the
hands that wisld them.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-06-09
Chronic Cases Treated.

i the community generally that will pay par
ticuar attention TO the treatment of CHRONIC DIS
OF ALL KINDS. OLD SoREs, SoRE ETEs, and all
eruptiOns of the skin. Also, particular attention
paid to diseases OF women and children.
] have had many years experience in the treat.
meDt of these diseases at the West, accompanied
with universal success and respectfully solicit the
patronage of the public.
JAS J.F. NEWTON, MD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-17

~ TOTuE VOTERS OFHENKiCO
BE- COUNTY, B. KEES sa3 = h roW rs rs
SINNER OF THE REVENUE for the Upper
n;S,r;at ~ / 10 "a. tsl MANY VOTERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-17
t.,srirat,, aiiiuruta.

ro,Is. March l6.-Ihe Overland man
: s@a Francisco TO the 9th VII, mas AT
-. Democratic primary elections IN li'a :.
"a heau held re.ulting IN cue eiec'I non %
3s.ra,es for Latham. ana ! ~. ~ I" h.t
!, delegates TO the STATE 'oh |e'i''0"
-,ected. .-,,,,,,.oo+,o, had eI.ct-
- 10 Chicago. the majority OF "hoh
F"+s,.teod 10 be Ia favor OF Seward.
80. gls great excitement III consequence
. -'' .rIy.dls covered silver mines
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p,,,herfrom Mexico.

,y,xs March i5.- The steamer Star
$50 "a. hriugs the following additioiiai
u N.,ico MiIamou's Havana EXpe-
a. Ia IA been declared by .Iuarez to be pi-
81 ,r,ount O. specie for foreign account
4 a.t ing Shipment AT the city oil MeAieo,
., a" ,,,,'r,cau vessels -ot-war were Deloie
: l, 80 40 protect eur interests IN case o'
w. nv Miramcu. The Sloop-oi- az
h.'"1-@ived there on the LIST inst. Nearly
~ IN h4tants had left the city
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-17
roRAPHIC NEWo.
- yoR THx RICHMOND o'' >'-'.' ','.'l,,
and Ila41rit.

- .,>,e,rns and HaHtH'
f,sca''S,a.s % Va. March .e.-,A 1913, noon
"Steyens ana ~ companies of military
81 we're aeo"ss ,ea very hard, but Haziet.
~. Stevens struggle. Both exhibited
s:s sd 4 S;a rs. ito, 'sx sss xa.
se win be ss ssrs ri; ns Sss'H sd ,s.
= .a,nt by h's .naf purpose. Hazie't's
ed SO 20. him in his last moments
ybel VIZ - mounting The S'aho'a'
:, .oas lsrcosp pEsrATCh.
March Ie-P. M.-The pri-
he s:ryises Of s the m,n' ,sy
a she gsii"S ,,,a,ss were forwarded TO
!, 81 iho,, SSuih Ameoy, n. J. Both
srf ,I'sis. and had peculiar ideas ss. OF
- .heir own. which sustained them
s)h moment
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-17

Gto's.Ir "a, March ie.-The Demo
s = ET'GN ,,ts''ayeniiou has adjourned. lac
AZ sHe sers re-sppoin'ed TO me Cnati es :
:,.eg'r r,'cn. with the following sHeep'
I. s,nspg the delegates Al ARG. ~a,i.ld
rsrald- w. Moor. Goulding. pa
.,tyici~N.s Lone. Johnson, Slaughter
.a,.-- Mess 5tstrlct- Messrs. Myers, q lib
\ C.sfk' a,h dtstrict-Mrssrs. fhil'
sod h',,s"dIer. aih distriet-MessTs
sra LIDS 9th district--Messrs mo
,.e sra I,',t III dist,.c,-Messrs. Barney
5. sod ~. II d.strict-Messrs. Ashton ant
p u ~" 70 candidate for the Presidenc =
.,,rl. '.n5.d The Becem Der resolutions
- r ,.sa~s,,ed-Ayes I62, noes Ia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-17
r.. National Democratic 'ohNeh''"h'

.."su,xaros. March l6.--Gentltmen from
"A,r. are here urging the claims OF that
$ b ~, he Democratic Convention. 1hry
~. .bat The hoiel-keepers there have agreed
r no. -.is4 their rates. The feeling to-day Is
.sias high against The no'rs
t: aud ne, nnIssiy ina, M, ,s' r rnn'ra
qua, ~ ,,,utiou To some other city. Rlch-
d. az ~. .nekeu OF faNorably by large num-
Haltgatee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-17

sLrsoaE. March I6.-Flnur less frm-Howayd
t.srd els. closing ut Sl.G0rl65; red Sl.40al Al.
'rH 4c'iye and buoy sn;-white 12d75 cents; vel
Ild15 orniS. Pork very firm mess Us; prime
10 NhlsAey dull az q.
Nav loHA, March 10 Cotton unchanged. ln'ir
Hhefaly t'wer Southern unchanged. " neat
s4a and nominal, cent lower. Corn hrIn nj 10
iseens furk heavy mesS SIS; prima ; IL" hit.4
1.ls hrm. Whiskey steady at 23is. Rosin > ID %
d. "
Aes N New York, March Is, of $ 900 Va Gs at
= sirs do at % !, and SIS 100 Tennessee 6s al
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-17
Co,,are~SiolilI.

,r,su,vcToS. March lis faats.-The Sem
used HE bill for The sale OF arms 10
a.. 1,s,r.u, S,atee by the General Govern
mrG, ~, N;,.ro,uan traatv
g,s defeated. ,,o5 iu
.'r..l,r amendments TO the rules of The
'.usp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-17
lI,Iri at HN, 60 Eeai -.

s. Ioris. March it-Denver city dates To
tlr N inst are received A duel had taken
ti.te between Biass, the provisional Gov
e-Bor and Stone. member of the Legislature
Ia which the latter was shot in the groin. Ht
WIS supposed 10 be dying when the coach LETT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-17
pro,,c,rd >outhrrn difference.

WASHINGTON, M;trch l6.-An adjourned
m..tiuro Of ColsreS>men from Alabama, MIS-
sim. and South Carolina, was held to-day
u.,h reference 10 4 Southern Conference. II
understood that 4 minority We're favorable
uf1pd iilai he Governor Of South Caroiint
VIII b.. advised Il call "a meeting OF the Legs
a,ure to appoint delegates from tiiat State
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-17
BY f.. b. Cook, Auctr.

NTOCK DIR CGS, MEDICINES. &C., AT
> AUCTION-On WEDNESDAY,, 2lst inst, at
10 clock. will cell on the premises on Lester
street, Rockets. the contents OF well known
Drug estab Ishment. consisting OF q general AS
sortment of DRUGS, MEDICINES, &C., well
adapted 70 the retail trade. ,
ALSO-All the y LASS AIRS, TlNCIt RE BOZ
SCALES, ROSIN, &c, &c.
To a party wishing to purchase the whole stock,
an advant 1geous arrangement may be made pre-
vious to day of sale, by application to
NH Is r.. B. COOK, Auct.
CTOCK OF DRY GOODS. ON BRO d
> STREET, AT. AUCTlON.-On MONDAY;
S NJ Fans, next to Crenshaw. Quarles i Co.
iwho is declin ng the Dry Goods business on &C !;
count of bad health.) the entire stock OF DRY
sonable Goods. recently laid in, to suit the retail
ira de Of the city of Richmond
amount ninety day S, for satisfactory paper
NH Is +. B. COOK, Auctioneer.
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,...inia Delegates to the Democratic Ma
,loual onNpntiCu.

,.,.yo1y. Va, March 1.-THE Dlstrlc,
'', ,-.,,ou list plstrIctl met last night. ana
{, KINDRED. Of Southampton, ana a IL.
80, II Ports mouth, were appoihte" ueie-
,,l,> I, the democratic Nati9nai ~ e.' ..na''
sn billiard If SnFry, anu r bi, Ia, ., ,'a
20, 1Iolaf.d lis UNANIMOUS preference Tor
I,v WISr
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Sudden Death

WASHINGTON. March iG.-Hon. MIR. Bokee,
n.Coaeress man, and former Naval Officer,
..Nrw York. was found dead in his room.
|. Wizards Hotel this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-17

SEw YORK. March 1.-THE steamship Asia
rom Liverpool has arrived. Her dates are The
,ame as he Circass ian's, and bring nothing
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


RICHMOND. Va.
G1An BAGS KAU COFEEE, AT CC.
VI ~ TION.-On "WEDNESDAY, 3lst INST,
We will sell ut the Warehouse Of Messrs. Edmond,
Davenport & Co., ON the Dock. commencing at u
O'Clock NJ
Just landed direct from Rio Per brig virSlnian.
To VII oh will be added, i received in time.
shipped from Rio de JanslrO direct for thi..
port slst January last, per bark Abigail. ana
YERMs.-Tnder 500, cash; over 500, four
months credit, for paper, made satisfactory TO the
sellers. ,,,,
PORT Il co. will SELL
34s0 hays prime RIO COZ F ION Sally Msges
ono sacks LIVERPOOL SALT.
TO bags JAVA COFFEE.
All of this COFFEE was selected expressly tor
rIOr IL quality CRENSHAW Co,
NH l-tds Richmond, Va.
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ny Alex. Nett. Auct,

VERANDAH HOTEL AND FURNITURE
AT AlcTfON-The proprietor Of the verAn.
dab Hotel. on 9Th street, between Marshall and
Clay, adjoining the second Market Wishing 70
make change in bis buslness. will ofsr foT sals,
At auction. on MONDAY, March 10Th. cOmmenoln {
q 70 O'clock, the coed viii and key OF tine cad
H9MusE; BAR FlAIukkS. 10 also; the Fua-
chambers al furnished in the best sty 10 With Beds
ReddlnF, Cabinets. Waahatands. CAairs. caryeta
&c. The Dtniug Room, which - lssss enough Ia
seat It's persons. furnished in the hest sty in
cudlns Crockcry. Gias ware. &c. Also. the Kitchen
sunitsre, Which toclsde: oae large Cosnns
TO any less00 vshins "a engage ip The HOTEL
and RESTAURANT business. seee On .ce1os.a
estshlished and pNpulsr keuss, veil knovn - To
public sad ane Of tas best peanpas IN shis CITY,
70. iartAsf I.stie.lass: sss.y 9. fss s's@'s'' ~
THAs aads ksova % dar s (psfnrr. Aa6t..
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Loss OF the d, J. Chnfiee.

RosToN March 1.-THE bark .. j. Chaner,
'+iyle reported ashore below, has driiteo OH
AUD stAa The vessel and cargo are to'ai
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-17

Appointment OF Il Judge i'll Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, March i6.-Hugh Lennox Bono
IS teen appointed Judge OF the Crimihai
ear Of this city, ric, Stump, removed by IN
eachneuI
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NOTICE. Will be sold WEDNESDAY,
~ the 2Sth of the present month to the hle hest
b oder. at the late residence Of John Bracket, de
ceased in the lower end of HenrIco count, his
stock of HORSES. oGe NJ ULE end one BLOODED
COLT. COWS, OXEN, HOGS. &c, crop Of CORN,
CARTS. WAGON, one new SULkEY and CAR
RAGE, Household and Kitchen FURNITURE,
NC Also. two or three FARM HANDS for HI X +
for the balance of the year.
TERMs.-For all sums of SO and under; cash
for all sums over SO, credit Of SIX months VIII
ie gwen the purchaser giving bond with approved
secu,,ty WIN. BRACKETT,
nh l6-St+ Executor,
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C.yDgN, N Y, March l5.-Mr. ATKINSON.
A-a9trst, was elected Mayor Yesterday mere
nAa upposition majority in the Council.
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TO THE VOTERS OF HENRI
ySa col respectfully aEnGnnc;e la{ {st =
candidate for re election for OMk.lsSlDNERO Or
THE REVENUE IN the Lower District. ct the
election in NAV and very respectfully solicit your
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JAS. NJ. TAYLOR 4 Son, Aucts.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE on TIL
SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN, NEAR TO PEARL
sell on the premises. on WEDNESDAY,, the 4th
day of April. commencing at y O'Clock. NJ. the
valuable pr. perty located as above adj onins the
In the occupancy of Mr.. N. C. Barton IL fronts
on Main street about 221a feet, and runs back an
average de pth Of about feet.
Being IN the very heart ot the most business part
of the city, this is regarded as the most valuable
property row offered. A plat may be seen at the
Office of the AuctiOneeTs.
TERMs.-One fifth cash; the balance at ], and
3 ears, for neg otabe ties. with interest I'D led
and &c cured BY trust deed The purchaser to pay
the taxes and insurance for 1850.
mhN JAS. NJ. TAYLOR l. SON, Aucts.