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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-12

DAPPA - N OCK RIVER FARM FOR
III SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTlONln TurIuanoe OF adecrre Of
the Circuit Court n safor county, entered the % Of Sep
tembe 1862 In the Of Perkn, Perkins and Others" the
undersigned Appointed special Cju msones for that purpose
will sell at pcbic auction the premises THURSDAY 22d
OF November next that wknown eitate called HOLLY
WOOD situated the Rep ahan-ock river In the
Stafford hit miles the Pelekshurg In
the agricultural reg rig MIA aons the srow
den Of John Seldom, s and cont tns 1871 ACRES The
land Is Il quality portion Of i he bss river fats
The mpiovem consist Of large brick DWELLING HOUSE
Out Houses Stables, Cabins Corn Houses &C
The situation htath the vtw from the house
the society around good Ia the sie and the
pporurty thus offered the purchase Of ate Viii
mApy dyansge rarely PR ned the ubc
-0noouh cash, and tie balance IN equal plymtns At
10 nl Is months with n'eIe from dav Of fse and personal
security tn. title etsined uni thr purchase mney Is paid
will be varied desired the day Of sale
so as give ny beral cred ihe fHred payments
Al the same me place the Executors OF Col Perkins viii
sell all the Mules. Plantation npeents, and stocks
Household and Kitchen Furniture upon the liberal
terms w. ROY MAS n,
JN0 l.. MARYE, JS iCom's.
no5-tds WM A. LITTLE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-12

Hrs1ISos C5uE7.-The Grand Jury term Of this Court
will commence to-day. There IS a number Of inside
-neaaor cases on the docket
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-12

INISHRR 4 SHEPHEUD,
Wholesale AND RETAIL
DAUGGIsTs
Have inland and continually receiving supplies ofPRESH
and RELIABLE MEDICINES, DRUGS, OHEMIoAlS PAINTS,
OILS which they ODER to cash customers at very low rAtea
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-12
VIRGINIA ELECTION.
CnINIIEEEIrS-

WASHINGTON, Nov. II The Alexandria Gazette gives
returns tom rs counties in which Bells gains are
II III AID Brgc.i-rlscs gain. s.IaI
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BIZ GoppIN 4 APPERsoN. Ancrs.
A 'UcTIoN ssLBoF VALUABLE SLAVES

IA At EsliLANn, HANOVER COUNTY, VA-ht the request
he mOnd and Prederc sburg railroad Company shall 5e
public auction, IT Ashland Hanover county, the said Rail-
10 miles north RchooHd IS valu bic slaves conveyed
q the said Company by EdWn Robinson. These
He only Likely but Of excellent cha They
all young embracing cocks, hcuseryants, washers Ac
Farmers and ether disposed purchss servants for
Their would do well 10 attend lie sale n
date iuch aud TO enable the servant far prscab 70 OBJ
tain In tbs tn will be sold credit months
for proved endorsed negotiable pspe inter added Tie
sale vii take place st Ashland WEDNSDAY the ith Nove.
Ter. 1890 10 O'Clock A. Persons leaving Richmond IN the
morning attend the sse ard the by ~
O'Clock A. NJ. GODDIN 4 APPERSnE,
oc2 Auctioneer.
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select Boarding School for Girls.

Number of BOarderS limited TO Ten.
PROPOSE 70 op at my residence In Port Royal Va the
nrst Monday In October 1857 Boarding ScOOl0r Gtris
The house Is ample and appropriately furnished and the girls will
be wholly under family discipline and domestic influence and
saint LRstucfiOn Will be regular and syemA
c embracing the English, Classical and Mathematical Depart
cuar attention will be pail the French language and erd
Hre and facilities for distraction In Ausc are Ahand
entrance third l Of January aud onethd 18th OF April
Drawing Painting and Music At freie's' 70 prices .
Thankful the many favor received from this community
during experience years Teacher in their mid
up 70 the time when resigned former shoon 1884,
again under renewed auspices and with
enlarged facilities experience, h1mby hoping by Assiduy
diligence merit that confidence and patronage which have
heretofore been bestowed upon me-
For circular and particulars apply 70
L BAUDER, AM,
Port ROYAL. Caroline, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-12

ANNUAL MEETING
or THE
Stockholders of the Virginia Central Railroad Company
TUJHR ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders Virginia Central Railroad Company vii be
held city Richmond, Thursday, the 22d day Of
November, 1850.
Extracts from the yawl Of the Company;
"No Proxy shan be valid given more than sixty days prior 70
The meeting OF the Company"
sNo Proxy for individual stockholders shall pass going
returning ou the neepgi Of Company unless he him
self a Stakeholder"
The books shall be eoSed fifteen days previous TO
any general meeting Of the Company"
OTFcE Va. oENTEAL r r. Co.,
Richmond, Oct II, 1850 ocls-t2snoV
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DTRLIC SALE.-on TUESDAY the 2Ith d,y OF Nov

DTBLIC SALE.-On 1UEsDtY. the 2Tth day Of NovCm.
Der esurg the late sdenee q edwin Rucker deco
shall proceed 10 SELL public sale The ptrishable
said deeedcrt consisting n the crops Of the present year
every kind household and kch furniture Plantation uiens
Toe sale wi commence ~msdaey the sale Of the lsnd
slaves advertised by the Commissioners, Whitehead
lev, and continued from day g. dsy ~ completed
In Of neemeGt weather the sails vii take place the
fair day.
TEas-sx months credit fsr Of and upward, Civ
ing bond With good seuy for under that cash
RnRE ~ TlNSLEY
de bnnis r6p
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-12

CrrT CoUSciL The regular monthly meeting Of the
City Council viii lake place this afternoon.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-12

COmmlSsfONERS SALE or VALUABLE
~ PkOPEKrY -Pursuant TO decree the Circuit Cout OF
mher county the suit Of Fucker Rucke the undersigned
suing late Tedence Of Eisn Rueks deceased
estate
tract OF land by recent survey 2l7 acres It
Il known GrahSms Cove In the AMBIENT
moS defabls pr petty It Yields aoundABt ciOos Of eveiy
KIND a1d as been particularly noted r It's production Of heavy
II for years and hey truly declare uniformly Yield
ed TegutefaiVe rof according to the
Gi,ny refer TO all who tainted with fer confirmation
ibis sisienn Lying within ten miles Of Lynehtug by graded
ad. siln four nies q Bethel depot tbs James
Canal and Ta n'e nile Of the Orange and Aexand Rail-
road, onyenient to mills and churches we'll supplied
Of the most desirable character The orchards pro
aGong nsIdeaby the productions OF the
The tract has been divided AID will be offered sale In lots
follows:
Ihe NtDsBle tract contaarg & acres and 10 perht, the
former retenee Of George Mcdaniel This
mony valuable OF land with comfortable Inrroye-
ments Half Of ti' Inc ndnE hr barying ground will
Be restryed with right e to ard from the publ; read
The Mansion house tract eonslLng 69s 80 per
ehes This r.etis Of uucoum fertility his very comfahe
dEelEg And all Necessary ut houses 10 GOOD .ndon
The TinIey tract aiming Si perches The
two are good tracts Of mountain lane With nproy emens
each sunicielt for a small family.
The high Peak Tract near the top Of the Tobacco
tain containing SSS acres AID 1850 perhes-vey productive with
a dive Ing ouse and convenient out houses.
The Ilney Rucktr containing 255 and Oi perch
IS mostly covered Nth forest timber considerable p rtion Of Il
very superior tobacco iand
The Peach Orchard tract anns 81 and iO perch
upon no Duldlngs-she land Is vAlCaolo.
The right way vii r,feved along the road
opened from the public road leading by The Msnson
T. the top Of the mountain
ssye Of tn lots would make very desirable settlements
The Aenic desiring TO saehprpry Par
ly requested The land will be shown by SIC O. Kicker VINO
be found on the preneS plat OF the may be seen
by applying 10 G. A b. Rueker, In l,ynchb1rg
tie time and lcs The Behflopery will be sold
sslg OF tn improved lot formerly Mrt NJ Whites an some
unmprovei lots OF which more particular desrptgn will be
sven at the gale
time and place. the property the dsceieut
VII be Sold about 80 In number the most Of item likely and val
liable.
EExsTle real etat will be sold a credit one and
year, for equal portions o. the pur.
ehAsers give bonds with personal security for the payments
bearing interest from the day OF sale lea will lie retail TIL
the fol made The slaves will sold
negotiable pape ninety days. with good endors.r
ed
In OF Indictment wealth. the 9Th the sale VIII take
place on the next fair day
THOMAS WHITEHEAD, lo,,r.
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NED BUNTLINE'S NEW BOOKS.
NEW YoRK nERCURY sroRIEs. Ianoi !

NEW YORK MERCURY STORIES. Tur o. n
~ luaon Just pubhed and for sale az retail OF whole
sale bookstore OF Frederick BAdp. 20 So n
" Price % each any eve os o. the whole n Dor o.
l. white wizard Or The Great Prophsi Of the Seminole In
slaaA BY Ned Buntine Price 23c.
Sea Wall The Terror Of he loask tale Of pryateefng
10 i5l5 by Ned Bunine Price i5c
saul sabbeday The Idiot tale Of The and deeds
oflII6 By Ned Bun'iine Price i5c.
nfida or me Red Rovers Daugker mystery Of New
YORK By Ned Buntine Prcr 25c.
The Man % EarsMans Grudge: Romance Of the Revou
tion BY Ned Buntline. Prise 23c
Our Mes The Pirate Hunters Of the Gulf tale Or
N.EA Herom and Wild adventure In The Tropics By Ned hunt
nne. Price 25c
Laona Pres, oti or The Curse FulaIsd Of the Amer
icAa Rsvolution- Bv Ned Bunllne Price 25c.
ThayendaneEea, The scouTg; The HArfage Of The No
tss Of Mystery, Ruth and Wrong By Ned Baniine
Price 23c
stella Dsorne, The Camanehe's Dream. uld and fan
el'a siory Of savage Chyalry By Ned Glntne Price 25
The Rim and The spray tr o. NE suuTgcrs IN he kn-
gish Channel Beautifully Illustrated. B. hacomJ ArJn-
Price 25c
m Pa,havay: or ne Mountain Ou,la-s tale Of he North
ern Trapping Grounds By Dr.. n Robinson Price 2sc
othe above Books a Of Beautiful Illustrative Engav-
las, by barley.
Bcosssrs Agents. al others Win please send Iher
orders a.
Copies any an ofths above u be sent rec OfPosAePer
nall 70 any me, recept q price.
Call or send, or address all orders 70 1870
see-i3m - Ann 81, \. Y
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS.
HOFFMAN, & CO.. Auctioneers,
BALTIMORE, ND.
PEREMPTORY SALE
LARGE STOCK OF sf-
English. French. German and
AMERICAN DRY GOODS,
BY HoPRMAEs Co,
No. 4 North Charles Street.
On TUESDAY MORNING, 18Th November commencing at ~
O'Clock, precisely second Of WAREHOUSE SELL BY
catalogue
THE ENTIRE STOCK
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRY GOODS HOUSE
cOa.is'ing CT
English, French, German
AMERICAN DRY GOODS.
We name 10 part:
large line Of ENGLISH AND aEsMIH HOSIERY.
" a asRlno saiRTs yx AND D X.
large stock Of TRIMMINGS, RIBBONS, 4c.,l
A large line Of LINEN GOODS
large Inc OF DREss Soops DE- LAME oA,HMEREs.
AtPAcAs, hERlNHs, PRINTS, CHIMES, SC,
FANCY SILK AND ROBES,
large stock of FANCY DRE:s SILKS SILK RosEs Ao &c
ALN0,
full ine Linen HDEFs; LaaI Ie5El.:hed do Embroidered
do; silk do &C., &C.
ALSO
A large assortment of Gents NECK TIES
ALSO,
line Of Bingham and SIX UMBaELLAs
Together with general aao I'm, Mt tf Fancy Goods
credit - '
goods arranged examination with catalogue ear
noi2-tds noFYnANs IN A,.,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-12
LAW CARDS.

PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.
WOOD BOULDIN and his WOOD B0ULDIN Jr.,
w have united In practice Of the law In the counties OF
Charlotte, Halifax and Mecklenburg.
wo0D B0uLDIN, Jr, WOOD BoULDIN.
Boydton, Talcou Post once,
Mecklenburg, county. Charlotte county
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-12
October 93d, 1850.
SPLENDID DRY GOODS.

ERIES AND LADIES FURS.
THOMAS u. PRICE a co. have just opensi sPlen-
urzant Dress Hks.
Rich Vcrur Ottomans,
Peal Irish and French Paplns,
Rla-k Tafeta and AourUaz SIts,
Preach and American Dciaines. Ac., &C.
variety Of Al he ltst noyelSs In Coaka and Wrap
Blark Velvet ant clath Cioaks.
Black and Calored ARABS, richly trimmed
Mexican Coaks, fan sleeve
ALSO,
Eiegant Enbrcidcries In Lace aetts.
Brussels Gets Point Sets and CoIsrs,
Sleeves. Illusion setts, Muslin scits,
Cambrck Sta
And By Expruss q grand supply Of
LADIES FURS, IN
sable, Brosn Martin, Store Nsrtln,
Consv, Rock Martin, Russia u ch,
Vlctor.nes Guns Capes. Mlhi &c, Ae,
os2s THOS Z PRICE 4 CO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-12

400 CASES BOOTS. SHOES AND HATS, AT
NV AUCTION On WEDNESDAY,, TIE 2lst November, a.
10 O'Clock, will sell at auction store
400 Boot, Siols ard Hats
TNsUnder SlOt cash 500 aad over 90 days credit for APP
proi' paper.
niG LAG. DAVENPORT Auets.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-12
DRY GOODSl DRY GOODS!l

NUR stock sapeor % vhN' h has brvl AZ period
~ durag he season, mos, % bough. very ryss ~ AZ prizes
much they early IN the F and invite al To-
call them hA tbposd % sell AZ tie lor
e. prices silks Fopirs Naencas Rips Pointed MousaEcL
Printed M-noe pain Neruoc and other styles o. Dres Goo IS
Our stock s VERY fun
Ia Coaks Basqurs SAWS &c prepared o. sh ~
th- hal 'hs ANY arc 81 This Bin ID
Nil order By scen' corps o. Cloak max
short notice.
Ia Domestic Goods such Servants Csthng Housekeeping
Goods Cloths, Cashmere Ntrgs Carpets Htgs blrkes &c
6c line an bought l0v, and Disposed sell
then cheap nos CdlLE' q CaANAh1-
E00O LIS Cotton Yarn from No % 10 70 snd for sale
OUUU by Wv. WOOLDRiDGE
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.

OOMMlssIoNER'ss Sale OF THE BEAUTI-
" PJL COUNTY tBAT, called "Nosn comf,r." half nls
her 1850 in the cas-. Of against psnei ero te
h .s ps sss,sn sn ss sr.n On SSSOAa
November, 1890 a. II O'Clock A. hf no ne nert iAr
ssy ,ss s'. s Mount esis q ssas
plat and survey Of the and VIII te eahh tdH
4S The s on il hs place so@oab s ds.us G
bulldogs Their with excel ct orr har 'ni nai hai d.
vary n sre from each ing th.T
positions Tssrg Into conside alton it, btautf and Elevated
position heslnue and 10 the city CT Rel
monJ Is Believed that few sny desirable plses ave
been brought Into market for q ] ng time pas
negotiable notes ntsres added title retained TN al The
court. JOHN o sTEsER
noi-id Special Conf
BY MOORE DAWSON. Auct.
. NEeRons-ws .ll sell q our suction rSsn on Franfia
.asI i-'' ''d''' " " 0'l'e sSosE Si2sos Ass
BY DAVIS, pyUPREE a 90.
On NEGRO. sws WIN sen n, morn Ing Al ~ O'clock
Iyis odd FenOss' Hall, cor Mayo and Franklin se
BY BETTs GREGORY, ADet'n
n NEGROEs.-ws win sell This Morning a. 10 clock
III 10 likely Negroes BErTs 4 GREGORY haern
BY PULLTlN co. Aucts
Ok NRGROEs-ws win sell q Itsy ssErsss today s.io
~ o'clock fOlLiAA ga ~ x.io nSei H,,u
House servaots ooot washers Ironers for sale
privately, nyli
BY HECTOR DAVIS, Ases
SO NRGROKs-Thii day siiO O'Clock WI sen eny itsly
W slaves. HECTOR DAvls
JGaS-di Auet
BY DICKINSON. HILL co.. Aaeu.
NEGRORs.--fHIs DAY. st 10 o'clock VII be solo % Me-
ges consisting Of Men, Boy and e!r AID Women .na oh-
ds2a-dln AucAonssrs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-12

NEW CODE OF VIRGINIA.,
~ By Col ESQ W. hUSF0RD,
sec'y u the Con inWealih,
nearly delivery. Persons In want Of will
eeve published, by addressing their ordeisD
WEST JOHNSTON,
Publishers, Boohselleis and statontrs,
rs Main Street,
Richmond
We offer the following valuable Virginia Law BOOKS
which IN I'D be In h- possess o 81 every Layer.
ROBINsONS PRACTICE New iuon vols. zach volume
sold separately; rice per vol; 5000
MATHEWS DIGEST OF TIE LAWS OF VIRGINIA. 2 vols
12 90.
PATTON HEAra's REPORTS OF THE SPECIAL COURT OF
APPEALS 2 vols; o.
PATTON ia HEATAs INDEX TO GALATIANS REPORTS =
o. 81
We have In Aad will shortly publish Matthew Digest
ofthe Crlml Virginia hy JAmes NJ Matthew'S ESQ., At
torney at taW.
Oriers addressed to US will receive prompt attention
WEST 4 JOHNSTON,
BOOKSELLERS
P We viii sell auction In the Of weeks Of
the largest and best
LAW LIBRARIES
offered IN Virginia for Persons wish
ng CATALOGUES viii please address -
las Main Street,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-12

NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODs.-Just receives a
~ second supply entirely and desirable styles Of DRESS
GOODS Cosf II all the newest and best Styles daily made In
our own establishment arg. ana good sortmerto every
asks Sheeng, Ac Ae for sale at the lowest price by
oc23 CHII.ES CHFNERY ia BROAD IT.
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BY PULLIIA 4 co. Auc.s-

Ok NRGROEs-we win sell IS LIKELY Negroes today. siio
ZO o'clock. PULLIAM L co, Aucta,
Odd Felovs Han.
servsn ooots, Washers and IrOnen for sale
privately, nyli
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-12

UANTED.-A lady well qasI6ed to teach in school Of
w high grade Applicants distinctly AL they teach
and 70 address IMMEDIATELY Dr. TH0S 7. ATKINSON,
oc9-u Danyile, Va
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UST vt Fashionable Boot and Shoe bst men
~ No % Main Street the fco sing and beautiful ys OF
shoes for Ladies:
Ladies' Co.'S OK Boots entirely new
Balm a. Shoes
:. Slip Sole, fair stitch hid Congress Boots
" Lace Z"
Heel bet on Caters, thick and thin sole
Congrts" very superior
" side lace ="
Toge wi the finest Of all other ladies
Shoes have ever had Ladies respectfully invdo call
JOHN Q. PAGE, Jr,
oc21 % Main Street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-12

BY MOORE DAWSON, Aucis
q NEGRoE-we win sell auction room, on Franks
i Z street. to-day, at 10 O'Clock, twelve likely Nspoe.
augT- MOORE DAWSON, Auets.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-12

on NEGROs s.-we Will sell This morn Ipg, al ~ oeoel
OO Thirty likely slaves. DAVIS, DtDPktE Ony
jyis Odd Fellows Hall, Mayo and Franklin So.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-05-02

REMovAL.-HoYT's Wholesale Wine and
Liquor Establishment is removed across the
Milwaukee river to West Water street.
Several heavy firms have already removed
to the west side Of the river, and their
friends will hereafter know where to find
ants in that city, and Notwithstanding our
general abstemiousncss, we always hunt
him up and find him in good spirits and
full Of business.
Horr deals in Champagne, Brandy, Port,
Whiskey, and all kinds Of Wines
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-05-02
HEENAN and SAVERS!

The Battle between these Champions, came off on Fri
day last but at the present writing nothing known of
the fight This contest however, of small interest to
the citizens of North Iowa, compared with the
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-05-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.
American Sunday school Uniou.

The subscriber will he happy to all IN etafli hing
new Sunday schools. in re-v i'irg those already
established. IN Norhen Iowa and Western wi eonsin.
Donations will he given to destitute Schools when
necessary Libraries. Hymn Books. Question Book
Maps, sunday School paper. Bible Dictionaries
Teachers Helps, and every requisite for u SUNDAY
tensive Library. hand ard for sale a. New York
prices, and taogues gratis at the Book and Drug
Store Of n 4. L. Il Wright Prnrie du Chen.
Any further information by addressing the under
signed, Prairie du Chen. wiz. w. r. PORT.
Miss. AMcr. s. S. Union.
april Is, ls60mS
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-05-02

Elkader.
We are advised by our namesake Par.
KEENAN, that the new county scat is begin
ing to show signs of re-invigoration. e.
kader is one of the best located interior
towns in Northern Iowa it has splendid
water power, and one of the best FIGURING
Mills in the State, and several first rate mer-
chants among whom is that prince Of good
fellows S. ELLSWORTH, late of McGrcgor.-
10 EIBEcK will move Cor has done SOY the
journal Office to Elkader and we trust he
will have good fat living. The town can
just as well lock up and make noise, draw
trade, improve the value of its lots, and at
tra:t the attention of the country, as to
nope along snail fashion and be remarkable
only as a county seat; but to succeed we'll
the types Of the Journal must be literally
used. There is no use Of talking about it
if towns desire improvement they must put
themselves in the papers and remain there.
One good page Of snowy advertising will
do more for Elkader than the building Of a
T.
Mill, or the establishment of slack water
navigation to the Mississippi.
Speaking Of EIBEcK reminds us that he
docs not always post himself we'll in polit-
ical items. In his last issue he talks Of
Indiana going for the zen ire Republican
ticket by majoritics ranging from 1873 to
540e' 10 will allow us to inform him
goodnaturedly, that no election has taken
place in indiana lately except for township
officers, and the records of these small
elections are not usually counted up so
carefully as to justify any estimate Of the
vote in the State. The putting of Demo-
cratic or Republican success on so unrelia-
bic basis as the success of a Constable al
ways looks to us as though the puffer was
nearly out Of wind.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-05-02
Fruit Trees

DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
TIME eopartnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned, under the name of Williams Il
Harvey, having expired by Imitation is hereby this
day, by mutual consent dissolved. G. q. Harvey re.
firing from the firm. The business Of the late firm
will be continued by Charles Williams, who aioue is
authorized TO collect aud receive Ill debts due the
late rn and he isal-o to pay all debts owing by the
fPm aud FOR the purpose Of closing the business IL
authorized to use the partnership only in liqu-
datioa. CHARLES WILLIAMS,
GEORGE c. HARVEY.
Mcf'regor, April 5, 1SG0w4
have this day constituted and appointed RAVEN
DAVIDSON. Of McGregor, Town my Agent. with full
power to collect, receive, and receipt for all Of
money due the late nrln Of Williams h Harvey
CHARLES WILLIAMS.
McGrsgor, April 5th, lS6Ow4
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-05-02
latest Mews.
The pony express had not arrived 1t st. Lou.

The pony express had not arrived 1t st. Lou.
is On the 2sth it Was "a hours behind time.
The brig ]. H. Harmon, Aoatsd ashore,
wreck, at Cleveland. All hands supposed to bs
lost.
The Vanderbilt arrived on the 9Th her
market reported grain and aour at an advance.
A general war seems inevitable, about the
French, Papal, Swiss, Savoy, Italian and Aus.
TRAN troubles.
A riHed western mail bag was found in tho
North river on the 26ih
Grain and Flour advanced in New York on
arrival OF the steamer. but it has receded since.
The Heenan and the Charleston news will be
found elsewhere in this paper.
The steamer T. Lacy, from st. Louis to N.
Orleans, WINS burnt on the 9th Is lives were
lost and $4,000 worth Of property was Dc.
stroyed. S.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-05-02
FO1. Sale.

A beautiful Plea ure Boat. 1t can be seen At
IA Rogers Saford's War House, and will be sold
low for cash. or exchanged for good trade.
The undersigned ALI have
SET or SCREWS. -.
For Raising Building, and will be glad to assist the
McGreg0I folks ito make raise Enquirp at the
sandusky House, or Of Esq. Arnold
april rs, 1860. LOWE l. BRO,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-05-02
A CARD 70 THE SUFFERING.

CARD TO THE SUFFERING. ass
THE Rev. William Coserove, while iahoriug is-
1 sionary in Japan was cured of Consumption when
all other failed. nv recipe obtained from 4
learned physician residing In the city Of Jeddo This
cips has red great numbers who 6crin, from
Consumption. Bronchitis. Sore Throat Coughs, and
Cods and the debility snd nervous depression caused
by the :. disoricr..
De irous Of hcn~htting Others, viii send this 70.
cipe which have brought home with me, to all who
need 70, free Of charge. Ad.lress.
Rev. WIN COSGROvE $50 Rattle street.
April 18th, 3m- Brooklyn, New York.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-05-02

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