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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-12-06

BY the use Of these Pills The periodic attacks
OF Aerceas or Sch Ueaddche ma. lie prevented,
and if taken at the commencement Of an at
tack immediate relief from pain and siekutss
vii! be obtained,
They seldom fai! in removing the -sa.s<a
and Headache to which females are So SUB.
ject.
They act gently upon the bowels,-remos-
ing coslr.ness.
For Literary Men. Students. nelieafe ~
males, and all persons OF sedsnta;y lo1lls. ilse.g
are valuable rs a I~9xsipe, Improving tire u.
petite giving tone and rgor to the digestive -
gans, and restoring tbs natural elasticity AMI
strength of the whole systs nj.
The CEfHALIc PILLS are the result of lo:g
investigation and carefully conducted es er-
iments, having been in use many years. dar-
ing which time they have prevented anl -
lieyed q vast amount Of pain and sutferits
from Headache, whether originating il tAe
nervous system Oh from . leiangei state III
the sto- ach.
They ere entirely vegetable in their enps-
position, and may be taken at ali tines ai,n
perfect safety without making change Of ts.1
and tie absence cy any dsayreeaj9e ftste rtns "a
II easy 10 aamlGister them 10 ch!iorSn
BE WARE OF COUNTERFEITs,
The genuine have Ave signatures Of Henry c.
Spalding on each Box.
Sold by Druggists and other Dealers IL
Medicines.
a Box will b sent By mail prepaid on -
ceirt Of the
Price aS Gents,
HHNRY &. SPALDING.
~ Cedar Street.. -
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-12-06
Estray Notice.

Taken up by Jacob Luke living in Howard
Township. lama County Iowa, on tho I'd day
Of November, A. D. 1860, = light Strawberry
Roam Mare Colt, about fourteen hands high,
with 4 email star in the forehead, some white
on the light fore foot, black name and tail,
supposed TO be two years old last spring. APP
praised At ffty-fvc Misunderstanding had
before John Fay, J. P.-1olsdo, Nov. 20 1860.
DAVID u. APPRECIATE,
v3-n4-Sm. Co. Clerk, Tama Co. Iowa.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-12-06

81 Goacy's Lady Book for .Janua-
~ is already received. Al that ".
have heretofore said i'll praise If pre-
ions number. i justly meritei X this.
o. laliss patterns, receipts, Ne., il
secms hardly to have an cnl.
Terms, single copy one year $500,
Q copies $500. Address, T.. \. Cooley
ga Chestnut St, Philadelphia, "a.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-12-06

rHr An..c.sarros or L.sev.o-,--rhcr.

TIE AxArcANArtos or L.Sav.e-s,--Thcrs
iS . growing tendency in this age 10 appro-
p..te the most expressive words OF other ian
suae. and after u while 10 incorporate them
NJ awn; thus the word Gerhalic, which
20 : .n.',reek, signfyiag, 'ier The lead,
,s;in ~. sanaisg popularizei Ia connection
-, !" = siaalae great iiea~daehetrcmeiy
wa, and the word Csr .iic will become 4,
Eicctrotypc and many DIV, whose list;nc-
ton as foreign words has IN warn a.ny
b. common usage uatil. they seeMt native Ana
TO the manor bcga.i
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-12-06
.ardly Realized.

Iii 'ad n orrib.e eadache this hafernoon,
hand l STEPPED into the hapothccarics
hand says hi to the man, '.elu YOU hcnsc
me Of an eadache Z" 'Docs it lache ard,
says Z. "iIexceedingly," says HI hand ngon
that e gave me q Cephas,c Pill, hand pom me-
onor it cured me 80 quick chat l asdiy real
ICED l al al All 'eadachc.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-12-06

piiys..as.-Weil, Ms. jones', ioE IS that
headache
Mrs. Soae.,-Gone, Doctor, AL gase tbs
pill YOU sent cured meru inst twentg minutes,
and | wish vou would send more SO That can
have ,heH. handy.
paysic4a.-Nou can ac. them Al an Drug
sis,s. Call fsr Cep!,alic Pills, | a.l tLcy
never fail. and | recommend hem ia all cases
Of Headache.
Mrs. Jonfs.-I shat. send for a box dsreeti-,
and shall tel Ill my s.Ecr!rg t.ae.as, for
hey are a rec. blessing.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-12-06

All. kinds of illinois cesarency taken
IN exchange for dry goods at the Cheap
lash Storc''tv
INGT.\N 4 KAIa,EsS.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-12-06
NOTICE.

r hereby given TINT tho undersigned has
hccn appointed Administrations Of The estate Of
Joseph y. Ebert, lAtc Of 1ama County, lows,
Deceased.
j.. s. MnRR, Administrator.
vs-n4 ~. TelDdo, lava Nov. l7th A. D. leo
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-12-06

VIZ had \ light fall OF snow last Sat
rr,lay 6 evening and a small addition on
Monday, making III all just enough for
poor slcighing.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-12-06

Facr WORTH KNOWING -Spa,dines Gephalic
Pills are q certain cure for Sick lieadac}.e,
Bilious Headache, Nervous headache es:iys.
ness aud Genera D.bit.sy.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-12-06

STEAM FIGURING MIL.

MEAN FLUUkIAG NH b.
The -undersigned prorrietors Of this well
known establishment have within the past
year repaired and refittcd it, and have in
creased their facilities for doing
Merchant and Custom Work
and in Manufacture. . SUPERIOR QUAIL
~ Of
Flour, Meal and Feed.
To those ~nnacquaintcd with our establish
ment we would say we / ave two excsllen
large run Ct stones with.n
Large Bolt
OF the Best M Aterlal
and all other Machinery we'll fitted for the
business. which enables us to execute work to
he satisfaction Of oil.
Flour given In Exchange for Wheat,
and Custom work
executed promptly and in the best manner.
RATES OF TOLL.
WHEAT AND RYE ono eighth
CORN AND FEED one fourth
Flour. Meal and Feed, kept for
Sale at the following rates.
FLOUR, per hundred e2,Oo
MEAL, per bushel 40
SHORTS, per hundred lbs. 80
BRAN, per bushel ,O8
Cash paid for Fat and Store Hogs.
We snperintend eur own business and see
that every customer IS served to full satisfies
ton, and after the 10th Of August our custom
days will be THURSDAYS, FRIDAYS AND
SATURDAYS. One Of the proprictors will be
at the Mill at all times. Satisfaction given
in every particular. Public patronage re-
specially solicited.
DOOLITTLE \ STEWART.
To ledo, August d, 1850. n40-Gm
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-12-06
CA L.
LAST Monday and Tnesdsv thcre

IL E28
LAST Monday and Tuesday there
were driven iuto town and weighed up
on the new scales $40 hogs, averaging
not less than $50 pounds. each. Some
of the lots were very fine. Mr.. Vim.
Ross, we believe, took the lead he had
10, whose aggregate weight was 1884,
pounds, averaging nearly $40 pounds.
Afr p.l,o,. l,...L.....
3, -. = ~ 9
averaging '"o pounds.
Mr.. Robert Giger had IL, averaging
shout 3l7 pounds. One WEIGHED sso
nonnd. +. ,l;s w.. ia -.
h@.s.-,.: e o"c
AT. had 8 averaging about
go pounds.
Quite 4 number of o,hcre ,lso had
worry Hro lo,s - ,..:.l.I -. ,.nl
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
o = 'N" was very GOOD lhafN
About LOO OF these were ourclvee"
by Messrs. Doolittlc & Scway for
Messrs Maxwell i" I,urcc. the emain-
Io-l,.. n.u... r,.u...ue Iah.ond p
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-12-06

OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
-:oOOoo:-
w, :. .,, pi'''''s' J"!ge, city.
Di.iriict Au0rneSf Toledo
- Asander Clark.
County Judge, d. u. Appclga,e.
y yy1my ..ss" R>o,A~ A. :. Wheaton.
Depty zrea''r 4 Rseof1 Thos. Murray.
oherV, John KansdeIl
o"Vfr"aendt0b Horace jacobs.
Surveyor, l. j. wilkins
Coroner, Aner, z. +. Slugart.
rs,lch Directory.
rt ~ -oOo-oDo--
II. Il. Church
Re-, S'eearingen, Pastor
does will be held at their Church on
= .,xth the lltl day Of November next at
.,"|o'clock 4. NJ, also every sabbath evening
~ every alternate Sabbath thereafter At the
Same hours.
OF tie day, until further notice.
Prayer Meetings every Thursday evening
at the church, commencing at early candle
light.
Congregational Church.
Rec. James Wooduard lastor.
Services will be held at the Court Room on
Sabbath the 10Th day Of August at 10A o'clock
A. NJ. and 3 o'clock p. NJ. and Monthly there.
after at the same hours Of the day until further
notice. -.
Prayer Meetings At the School house, We'd
ncsday evenings at early candlel'ght.
M Presbyterian Church.
Rer. Luther Dodd Pastor.
Services will be held At the NJ. e. Church
on Sabbath the 2gth Of July at 10! o'clock A.
NJ. aud every alternate Sabbath thereafter at
the same honr uutii further notice.
Afternoon service at 4 o'clock on the l2th
OF August and monthly thereafter.
Prayer meetings at the School house Fri
day evenings at early candlslight.
Baptist Church.
Rev. G.. G.. Earards Pastor.
Services will be held at the Court room
Sabbath July 10Th at lOA o'clock A. NJ. and
every alternate Sabbath, at the same hour un-
til further notice.
Postal Director.
MASTER, Il. 3. BOLENS
Mails leave FOR the east Mondays, Wedncs-
days and Fridays At s o'clock \. NJ. and ar
Tuesdays, Thurs lays and Saturdays At 5
. clock p. N. a mail leaves for the West At
I o'clock on Erilay mornings and returns the
Glowing day. All mails close one hour pre-
ious to departure.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-12-06

Our merchants must be deing ex-
~cccdingly we'll, for we see their Stores
arc erowl cd with customers daily.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-12-06

T~HE subscriber and former Prcpsietor has
! just rcfkted and refurn:shcd the old stand
md is now prepared to furnish travellers and
hoarlers with the best Of accomodations.
GOOD STABLING attached 10 the house.
v2n46ly. J. STEW ART.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-12-06

physicians will do we'll to call and ex-
1 anime our stock and prices, before send
ing East for their supplies. AS s.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-12-06

DURE Native Wines and best Liquors just
received and for sale. for Legal use Only,
by A. S.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-09
rErEaRAMs.
LATER ERnN ErRnPE.


NEv YORK, June S.-The steam hip Africa, t;om Ii
vcrpoo With dates to the 2s-h May arrived to-day.
We fad no confirmation Of the rumOr that Garloaldi
hal etred Palermo The latest despatch from that city
l. dated on the evening Of the Esd 1t announces that
the troops Of Garibaldi still in position near Paet-
mo Twenty thousand insurgents occupied the heights
which commanded the town, and an attack was momen-
tarily expected
Another desT stch rec ived a, Tunis dated Palermo,
Nav 24h says that Carloads had approached near Paer-
mo- u heights around which occupied by the IT,
surgeuts. An attack imminent Gen. larzar COM
manded the Neapoitan troops, and had demanded an
armistce Of GAribaldi An Austrian hotlla arrived at
Naples on the DIST
Adyce from AesSina of 2lst May says that an insur-
rectiou had broken out at AdenOmO and Francovlla.
The English and French residents Of Palermo had
sought refuge on board Of their National vessels
Another despatch, says that Garbldis movements IN
Sicily for the purpose of making that Island the ba-
SIS OF subsequent operations agains, Naples. As soon
a formidable expedition be undertaken, descent
will be made Calabra. Six squadrOns, numbering ~
vessels, will be chartered for the protection Of the
coast under Count D'AQuils the Kings uncle.
Cork paper Of 18th of NAV, says that the American
Bark Charles b Tru which for six months had been w.
ing a. Queenstown has sailed for liverpool She is
fire. tel with rifles by the Garibald committee IN Ne"
YorS.
LoSDoN Nav 2s.-The Directors have decided that the
Great Eastern shall return from New York direct % Mi
ford Haven.
LoSuoN Nav 27-Letters from Palermo Of 2lst May
that the public anxiety there is increasing The
popular passions iuramcd Several shots have been
6r from the balconies in the Rue Toledo oa the police
who returned the fire. wounding several persons The
panic very great among the public tunctionaries-
The rectors Of the official journal have fed lesteI
day fires of iusurgent byOuac were seen on the
/ hight- surrounding Palermo
The Paris Para has information indicating that the
ass ut Oh Palermo would take place before the 9th
Row NAY Prince WOOski, the new Russian
Peupotcutary left day for Naples IL is asserted
hat be is the bearer Of very precise instructions il ref
srcuce 10 SICILY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-09

BNrN1Fg june S.-SAutes announced the arrival OF
the japanese Ambassadors There great turnout
fillmore street was crowded by Of people, and
was cav with flags and decorations. The procession OF
IA i.ary was very large The Paid FIRE Department with
their Steam Fire Engines one OF the most int rest
ing features ia the display. The Embassy formally
received in the Maryland Institute by NayOr Swan. The
procession very bae The ambassadors rode IN an
open carrilg. each attended by ID member of the Naval
Commission. They maintained great reserve seeming
% notice nobody The subOrd,uates, howeyer, mani
Tested e greatest interest no the scene acknowledging
and returning the slutiuors. Great enthusiasm pre-
yaed-.oue cyea taking OH their bats and raising them
I'm true Amer, IN fashion, TO the ladies' On their arrival
at the GIuor House. ia Monument Square, the whole
procession wa- reviewed by the Embassy from the pOr
.i.O.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-09
WHITE SULPHUR WATER,
w FROM THE
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GREENBAIER COUSTY, VA,

GREESBAIER coUSrT, VA.
The long established reputation the WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS the OF Chronic Diseases
their medic nal efficacy unnecessary.
ported and used by persons at their homes and experience
uly ie,tfes 'rh hs sane 6snsta s5so HIt har, resulted
fran Hsir U1sR trunk freI al tsJ ,JHt,ia.
gently APERIENT very decidedly ALTER
ALIVE Their great jO remedy and the quality above all
others that has given 10 them their high reputation is their ~
tire b0sr her peculiar operative Influences by which they
auie G!Hdadr AfcSst0Hs re,1irs chronic AUTHORIZATIONS
ofercae lr tim ia the smaller vessels and hro,r III o,i
Accommodations diseased organs producing the
ire pregnant changes demanded almost every of ohron
As al APERILNT Alternative the range Of disease
which they applicable will be apparent medical mensuc
Kidneys skin de- de- Upon the ogaos grner-
ally they exert marked effects stimulating those that inactive,
and establishing healthy secrstons In such have departed from
In DYSPEPSIA and in chronic lrrations mucous
Of tbs stomach and Bowels they employed with the happt
result.
various forms Of LIVER DISEASE their superior efficacy
has been long and firmly established.
CHRONIC DIARRIGA often cured by them amer other
dies have been Intellectually tried
To COSTUMES the PILFs they well
adapted.
unattended with Inflammation, they very serVi,eabIe.
To the eye,1 frs OF CHRONIC OBSRR CTIyNs, &c, Pec-
lin 10 Jen,n their dHtdfrs influences oren emnenty
useful.
NEURALGIA and the various nero Ji.sosea when they are
the result OF organic derangemen treated with
by these waters.
InCHRONIC RHEUMATISM their known efficacy is coeya with
the early history OF the Springs
As palliative OF excellent effect 10 GOVT their value has
In MERcURIAL DISEASES and in that peculiar affection that
results from the abuse Of Nerg In sYrHYTc affections full
Of the Water stands unryaed In Us curative
~ Pamphlets descriptive Of the medicinal character and
Probabilities Of the Waters furnished gratis application ia the
Agents
Waters securely put up Springs In glass bottles
being regularly furnished TO tie Agents In Richmond for
t To prevent imposition each bottle has the words "GRERN-
BRIER WHITE SULPHUR WATER" blown in the glass; without
Orders individuals aud the ade throughout the United
States should be directed 70
PURCELL, LADD co,
ap97-die6m GenT Agents Richmond Va
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ComMIssI0NEEs,s sALR or REAL EsTATR

~ OF VALLEY srRELT NEAR WESLEY CHAPEL. AN UNDL
yIDED THIRD PART or HALF ACRE LOT IN HEnRICO.-As
commissioner appointed by decree Of the Circuit Court
City Of Richmond pronounced the lih May 1850 In the
Of Boyle and wife against Hagan &c. shall proceed
public auction, the premises ednesay the IL June 1900
al ~ O'Clock P 81 II r not the fair day the real
which the tate Bernard Hagan died seized consisting
houses and lots Valley street, Wesley Chapel the
ortfe - le less the eastern side thereof running
back the depth the lot aud the other the side
Valley street near IL, intersection with Washington street running
back th depth OF the lot Al the time and place. wall be-
sold undivided third part certain half lot Henhco
county.
TssN-one fourth cash balance at L. is months for
negotiable interest added title retained I'LL all pnr-
chase shall be PAID and ordered by the
The taxes for lNC0 to be p.ld By the purchaser.
my8o-dis r. r. HowIsON, Com'r.
sale conducted NV GoddIa Apperson. Aucts.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-09
CONGRESSIONAL

WA-mNoI,N. Jua, S,h.-The House, to-day, unseat-
e Mr. Barrett aud gave the seat 10 Mr.. Blair 10y three
votes
Nj Davis, Of NJ, and Nr. Anderson, Of Kentucky,
whose seats are contested voted with the minority.
The OF The southern opposonsts voted with he mi
uOrity.
The Hou atoIt a resolution in opposition 10 the
Pes tents protest against the authority Of the CoyCde
Coma ui,tee and in relation TO Investigating the acts OF
tie Exc, iye-vtas So, nays "a.
Oh Senate passed about 40 private bills went into
Executive ,ssiOu and thea adjourned
BurNoRE June S-Floar ste,dy. Howard Stree,
50 - Whel; s.Cad . White 81 45aSl 80. Rcd
81 aruSI a6 Corn Gull Viii 1"o 80 yellow ~
a,2. Provisions unchanged Pork quiet Waisk,y
s.rauy al Die
Nsu YoEa, June S-Fcur dull. Southern - ,5@
ST. 90. Wheat dull Southern white 81 56d$l co.
Corn buoyant ard clrte. Mixed t5U %. Pork quie'.
Whisky active at 81 ic.
Nav YoRA, June S--Cotton quiet Sales today Of
500 bales Flour heavy. Southern So 15aS5 l.. Wheat
heavy Corn huoyaut CtOce white -9c. Ness Pork
81. llaSIS L.. Prime SD 5O4>lS 40 Sugar active
Advanced Is. Turpendne steady, 81 tii. Rosin
heavy 10 81 81. Rice steady at @.SaH-i. Socks firm.
Virginia bs unchanged.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-09

y On AkCH sTHtET, NIJHMO II, MI IN CHEKRI 81,
IN SYDNEY, NEAR HOLLYWOOD CESETERY.-In pursuance
decree Of the Circuit Court OF the City Of Richmond pronoun-
ccd the 18th day Of May 1890 In the suit Of Tompkn Rob-
nson &C. the ergned Commissioner by said decree appoint
eel, will sell at pub 6 auction, the premises TIL RsDAi
the lih dsy Of June sCO bcPlntag O'clock p NJ
order herein mentioned, TIE following Real Estate. viz
lst lot Of Ground With lex improvements
thereto belonging, fronting lGG feet, les the North
SIDE Of Arch street running back 81 feet inches less
i.g part Of BragRs Row.
3D. lot Of Land yipg In sydney 10 Holly wood Cemetery
the West side Cherry Street between Beverly AbemAre
streets fronting Cherry 100 running
parallel Ines Sii inches Cuiyer This
be divided n desirable
TfE,-.-One fourth cash balance e. l2 aud Is months
negotiable nere,t added title until
chase money be paid and directed by the
The taxes for lsGO 10 be paid by the purchaser.
ma8O- dtds T. T. H0WIsON Com'r
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aide. Oil audLeather Store,

D. KIRKPATRICK SONS No. 81 s. Third Street, between
Market and Streets Philadelphia have for sale DRY AND
Sailed SPANISH HIDES and Green Sailed Pstna Hips Tan
OIL Tanners and Curriers' Tools at the lsWes prices ana
upon the best terms.
k-An kinds In the rough wanted, for which the
highest pce will be given 10 cash, taken In exchange
or Hides Leather free OF charge and sold commission
k2l-d3m
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DICKINSON. HILL A CO.,

AuctiOneerS.
FOR THE SALE OF NEGROES.
Al their Old stand, Cor. FrankIinA waIisu.,
RICHMOND, VA,
(toNTNUE 10 sell NEGROES both At rublc aad private
~ sales.
PERSON. rnsng their Negroes sale assured
u getting the highest naTke prices for them
Our poers always 10 attendance the dtpos
boat lAnGings. r. H. DCklNsON,
~ r. HILL,
my15-dGcW2m e. Is HILL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-09

U-,tfrs U-r} Ci,-r q .,1a.-Tois Bslsamc com
pound bias become d home tkture Let all who suffer,
r have 10 vain attempted cure their coughs colds
bronchial pulmonary complaints make use Of tls au-
,.gli,j remedy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-09

The Supreme Court os the State O.. New York, have
.,-.ja perpetual ,i1actou ac4-, Eat0- aud Jeuii l>
Cor ,oU.erie.ling Ayers Cstharfic F- holding them re-
rrl, or che cruel mpC>ti in what ,Aey have done
.. restraining them tsou further ilsy % the public
erv class of people mono than auo Der needs the
a..tac,.J1 OF a~ 90 shield taeu from imT0s-ure &c Is
ls ,. and suffering wio ugao.. 90 protect %, u-
-.,es. Ar,ugly universally employed as AYERS
U is hv lI classes both 90 cure and prsvtut disease
should rs 10 does have every security the las afford
- iUm counterfeit aud ration liiHst ScshHctaig
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-09

From Rsr Dr. Rosser, Editor Christian AdrOcdts.l
sEMPLEs BAKNG PowDEA persons fond Of light
wholesome loaf bread biscuits batter and buekwheat
cakes this Powder with confidence The materials
are perfectly harmless and pleasant sn soda salaraus
6 No fear The OF Il will make the ghest
10 the shortest possible time time labor and
expense dsappons the accompanying simple d.
reous are Besides IL manuacturedn Virginia, and
Is no Invention Yankeedom. John W Garck, manufactures
ana soe Richmond Va We know him, and have tried IT,
and H. as tried Get and mind the
directions.
milf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-09

NtsRt,eE oF CocSr JJANNys-Nr. Geo Jones, "tbe
CIalt jeanne, formerly manager Of the Theatre in
. city, was married. few days since a 30 .ou to Mrs.
Mary r. BgeIoW.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-09

I.r5uENr NEGEu.--Jim Jackson, negro driver,
charged with using insulting and provoking language TO
wm. s. jenkins, was ordered "torry less one
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-09
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS.
1882 BAGS RIO COFFEE,
At Auction.
RcuoSD Va
on TUESDAY, l2Ins,, ec@meneng at II, AM aihe Ware
~ house OF Mess Dunlop Monoure Co Rockets We viii
SELL al auction the cargo OF the bark Ann Grant u landed
direct hom Rio de Janeir5 consisting Of
So bags Prime Ro Conee
in double sacks and selected expressly for this market
ALSO,
received direct Bahia per barque Wnrd canal ou.U
TO lagusyra
siCO cash; tOO months ered, for approy
Al same time and place Messr, Dunlop MonsuTs g" r al,
cargo n p R. Sugar and Moas'e'. je5-dtds
SUGAH ND MOLASsES AT AUCTI Non
w,,t the I'm R al IL O'clock We will sell at
2O6 hhds Porto Rico Sugar. ranging from fair to choice
30 Lhds New Orleans md Museovado sug,r
90 hhds and bbs Molasses
TFRNs-Under tO0, cash. over 10 months credit for ap
DUNLOP MoScuRE 4 co .Aue,,.
eE-The above sale will commence amer Mesp, CrsnsS.w
Co sae Of the Of Rio Coffee Imported ne BARI Ann
Grant, at our Warehouse, at Rockets.
i,h-td DINA CO. Auc',
.rOIEnIts, ac., AT AUCTION.-on THURS
store an assortmsnt Of Groceries viz
Coffee and Crushed sugls
Java Coffee, Rice
New York Extra syrup
Portland DO
Superior Western Hams
soap, Candies
Green and Black Teas
Pure imported French Brandy
Do Do. d do c fa@ S 30.
London Porter and Ale
Pure MolasSes Rum
Rectlaed Whisky
Starch, Tanners OH
Coo sldes Sole Leather
Also, at II O'Clock,
Il Cases Boots snd Shoes
TsrNsUndr SlO0 cash tlOo and month, credit for
appto' ed paper. l. a q. p. DAVENPORT
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-09

rr>.s1gr.-George Drew, f. r. -, for refusing 10
vo- i1 the chain gang, was brought before the Mayor
Yesterday, and was sentenced TO receive stripes