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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-01

Rev. WIN. VAs DYKB.--A few nights ago the
dwelling of the Rev. Mr.. Van Dyke. of Brook
Ign, who, a few months ago, preached great
sermon against abolitionism, was surrounded
by an Infatuated mob in Brooklyn. The Rev.
gentleman defined his position" and thus
escaped the vengeance of the friends of free
speech Il free press and 'free men,
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THg NoRTHwRsr.-The Parkersburg News,
oCr Ino

Ink NpRTHWR ne GdfhersnurR news,
OF Thursday last, Gays:
General Jackson made a speech IN this place
yesterday. His position was conservative in
the highest degree, throwing the onus of war
on Mr.. Lincoln, counseiing union and peace
among ourselves, and asserting the general
principle that the coercion OF the South was
i'm possible and the war unholy; that if the
people were determined not to remain under
our former Government, it was folly to talk
of compelling them to do so and that if we
could not live In peace we must separate. He
also detailed the condition of Affairs at Rich
mond. and gave a history OF the doings In
Conyeu ton,
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DECEASED. Samuel $ Farrier, n prominent
and successful merchant, and Presiden of one
of the banks OF Charleston, ). O., is dead
The death OF Senator Edward B. Bryan OF
South Carolina, is also announced Mr.. Far
rier was a native Of Ainemaria county, Va,
and settled In Charleston in 1876.
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Abe Liucnln Steniimg NeyrneA.

MONTGOMERY, April 2S.-It is reported on re-
liable authority tnat the Government teamer
& tltic touched last Week at ToTtugas, and
took off twenty two negroes belonging TO citI
zeus III Florida The negroes worked about
me lorts. Nothing OF interest from Pens.t
cola.
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LIFE AND FIRE In > q RA N CE.

J.
lFE, FIRE AND MARIN INSURANCE.
RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION
OFFICE, No. 1853 MAIN IN. 4. CoRNBK OF llTH) ST.,
RICHMOND, Va.
Chartered 2sth March, 1887.
This old and reliable Institution, with ample
capital, and contingent fund carefully invested,
continues to insure SLAVES, BUILDINGS, MER-
CHANDIZE, of every description; HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE and Family WEARING APPAEbb,
VESSELS, CARG0ES and FREIGHT, at the low es'
current rates.
Losses adjusted and paid with al possible dis
patch. DIRECTORS
David Currie, Robert NJ Burton,
G. T Workman, Francis J Barnes,
John e. Claiborne, John T. Sublett
John J Wilson, Thos. A Rust,
Alex. Garrett Geo. N. Gwathmey.
Peter G. Warrick.
David CURRIE, President
JOHN J. WILSON, Treasurer.
K. L. BROOKE, Secretary de lily
A.. b. hACN1l RDO. Agent MANHATTAN
y LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY of New York
Office 81 the Insurance Agency of THOMAS N Al
FKIESD, on uth street, nearly opposite G0ddtn' .
Hall, where applications Will be received
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More lroUpS - ant. q by Lincoln.

ALEXANDRIA, April 2a.-rhe steamship
ContZacolcas passed 10 day with troops.
The Government OF the United States will
call for rs 900 additional troops, which, with
the 10 900 already called, and reg ui.,r army
and navy, VIII make :. Total OF lS3, 900 1T tne
disposal OF Lincoln.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-01

BRITIsH 0rs BoATs.--It IS mentioned that
a large force of British gun boats is now being
fitted ont at Portsmouth, Eng, TO look after
English commerce on this side the water, and
That they will visit Charleston.
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ny 0vddta Appers"n, Auet's
ALE OF VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT

- In Sidney. NEAR 70 RICHMOND BY re-
quest and consent of Or. w. Roddey, aud
n execution of deed Of trust from himself
and wife 90 Powhatan Roberts, Trustee. bearing
late the 3lst dsv of October lse0. duly recorded in
Heurico county. the undersigned, A. auctioneeE
.cli ing for tue said Trustee and the said koddey,
will proceed 10 sell, at pubic auction, on the
premises, on wEnS,EsDAl the Let NJ lsoi, at
tnereaiter,) the valuable Real Estate In the Tow
If sidney, on which the said Roddey now resides.
consisting Of twenty Lois. as laid down In the
Streets. On Que of the lots which fronts o Grove
street, DR.. Rpddev has rerentiy erecied most
beautiful aud costly residence, together with
,ther buildings, such a. Kitchen, able, Car
risge- House, Green House, &c. The location IL
cery beautiful, and the Beighborhood the most
improving of any around Richmond The prop
erty will be divided 10 suit bidders.
TERMs--LibersI, and made known at sale. The
taxes for lsol to be paid by the purchaser
GODDiN APPEkSON, Auets.
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PsHsssrTo Gss. GwYSN.--The patriotic and
generous eitizeus Of Petersburg, the "Cockade
city ;" have presented 10 Gen. Gwynn spien-
did charger.
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81 o r Il L 8
LCXCHANGE HOTEL,
Il HARE NBURG, VA.
Dr.. WILLIAM WILLIAMS, PROPRIETOR.
p. III. WOODWARD, SUPERINTENDENT.

This House. pleasantly situated, is in every re-
speet a FIRST CLASS HOTEL, aud Is now ready
Tor the reception Of all who may visit the Valley
IL is especially dssira bile stopping place for those
who pass to aud from The Watering Places in this
vicinity. The House and Furniture are both en-
tirely new, and the Rooms large aud comfortable
aud handsomely furnished
TERMS:
Board, (uc!uding room &c. y per day ......Sl IS
- '' per W eek $40. oc
I" Z" '' per month. rs D.
NH l-lawt afavI5 S-a+swtInlyi5
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The Transit Through Baltimore

PHILADELPHIA, April % Petitions are in cir
cuiation urging the President TO open the
route through Baltimore.
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AUCTION eAEHB.
FT'TT'RE DAYS.


,CR USTEE'S SAFE OF STOCK OF DRY
1 GubDS, CLOTH snG, B,foTs, SHOES, HATS.
&c, &C., AT ACTION BY virtns Of d ed Of
trust 70 The subscriber by Myerren, aud duly
Curt II no city Of Richmond, I will proceed 20
sell, at the store Of said NJ. Myerson. No. .e4
Broad, between 4th and 9Th SITS on T EsDAY nh
May at 10 "'ci"ck, all the stock contained in said
store emhrecing general assortment OF DRY
GOODS. CLOTHING, BOOTS. SHOES. HATS,
CARS, FANCY ARTiCLtS, &c, to which the At
tention of the trade Is requested
TEshs-An sums under 500. cash over that
amount, ninety days credit, for spprov, neso-
liable paper. E HiRSH Trustees
eale conducted nv r b Cook. Auct lnyi
crock Or DnY GOUDA, CLOTHING,
- HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, &c AT Auction
Tn THURSDAY, I'd May, at 10 o'clock, / will sell,
at my store, large stock of fresh and s.asonsble
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES
&C., sc, embracing varied assortment 70 " hich
the attention ofthe trade is respectfully requested
TERMs.-Cash &. B. COOK
az sa Auctipneer
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ALUM WATER,
VxYA TER OF THE
w ROCK BRIDGE ALCM SPRINGS, VA,

FIND AT TIE sPRINGs.
The undersigned have ccu.titnted the houss Of
s Fsssai A AasSrs rs fer ss IS
and the CdNFEDERATE STATES Of AMERICA.
The rsnHasH1h ei M. and
Of the South and is rapidly extending owe, the
whole country. The Important TACT - nov VIZ &c
which will hear ortation, and that 1t has
been kept from tw to five years To glass; withou,
apparent damage, either to Its taste or lss neo'cAi
The ma nv remarkable cures performed By 1t In
nsrpepsia Chronic Diavrhea and Dyseutery, Chronic
LsreT Iisease Scrofmia and ali Gianduiar and skin
Diseass Chronic Nervous Complaints, Broneatfss Prss
Sc. have attracted the at ention of the most emil
ueDt medical men in every section OF the country
Or. Cartwright. of New Orleans. says: In
truth. know Of no water in Europe or America 80
rich in medical substances As that OF Roekbridge
Alum Springs"
Or Moornsn. resident physieisn. At the Whis
that the pubic should be fully appraised Of the
remarkable efficacy Of the Rockbridgs waters, in
strenuous diseases especially They have long
In these waters, has a remedy been found that de-
serves the name of srcctie for their cure"
Our pamphlet is filled with letters OF the most
eminent physicians, clsrgvm lawyers, and all
classes 81 our fellow citizens, who certify their
personal knowledge and experience OF the viz
The Undersigned have now completed such
they con adentiy believe will enable them hence
forth fully and promptly to meet the steadily
growing demand
Mineral Waser not only as used at the fountain
by the visitors who have thronged thither, bnt by
in valds at their distant homes, has naturally had
the effect to bring into the mark ct, to some extent,
other waters bearing similar names Therefore,
persons tho wish to this W steT will do We'll to
apply directly to the Undersigned or to their gen
era agents. III Richmond, whilst the trade will. IN
all cases, procure iheir supplies through the house
| of PURCELL, LApD Co, by whom also they VIII
be furnished With the proper certificates aud show
bills.
| The ALUM POWDERS or MASS, being the re-
| sidusIy salts Of the water, obtained by evapora-
| ton, have been found by long experience TO re-
tain the medical virtues of the water and TO be An
excellent substtute for the same It is sent with
| entire safety by the mail, and to remote points,
! where the water cannot easily be transported
| For full particulars, see pamphlet. .
We will send the paInph ct, postpaid, on appli.
| cation by letter, addressed to
| FRAZIER 4 RANDOLPH, Proprietors,
Post Office Alum Springs,
| Rockbridge county, Va; or to
! PURCELL, LADD & CO., General Agents,
| "A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-01
BY Alexander Mott, Auct'r.

GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, PROvI.
" sIVNS sc, AT AUCTION Will be sold
at my store, on THURSDAY, May 70, lssl; com
Soap Candles, Whiskey, Brandy, SO DRY
Goobs-ehoes, Hosiery, Clothing. Piece Goods
ac.; Tob iccu !: Glass, Crockery, and stone Ware
new and second hand Furniture; stoves. Mat
trssses, Cooking Utensils + Feather Beds, &c.
Aiso.-A large lot OF clocks. Watches, Jewelry,
myl ALrX MOTT, Auct'r
n 1Gh Con STABEE NALE.-W N DE sold
IL on FRIDAY, tn" 81 day Of May, istl, at le
O'Clock A. NJ . At the resideoee Of Mrs. futile, or
Clay street near Brooke Avenue, genera a--
sortmeut of gsnteei Household Furniture, to sat
lsIy distress warrant IN ny hands in favor Of
James Phillips against Mrs. &. II. futtie.
TERMS lash
ap s0-ids GEO A FREEMAN, H O. c. K.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-01

re For SALE.-0pe Of HOES LARGE CYLIN-
nEk PRINTING PRESSES, aox57 This Press l.
nearly new. and will be warranted in perfect con
RI nNHco NH
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lIEDEUhU Alum And iODlNk MASS
This article is prepared from the water OF the
BEDFORD ALUM An IODINE SPRINGS, by
careful and scientific method of evaporation,
whereby all of the IGi nera ingredients aud medi-
cinal properties of the water retained III II I'M
impaired Gail and procure pamphlet of our
Agents, containing certificates. of Prof SAMUEL
JACKsuN, OF the Jefferson Medical College, Phiia-
delphia and also twenty other Physicians Of e,n'-
nerce, testifyiug to its efficacy IN yarous dis
eases The MASS and WATER is kept for sale
by Measrs. MEADE & BAKER and E. T. RoBIssos,
Druggists, Richmond, Va.
p ECHOLS 4 SONS,
fe 2s-d3m PrnpTietOrs.
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BY Richard Cau,hurn, Anct'r.
STOCK OF GROl ERIES, SC, AT AuC-

STOCK OF GROI ERIES, SC, AT AUC-
> II -.'u WE'D EepaY, 1T dsv of May, at
10 O'Clock, a my store. wi | sell Al auction the
ock Of A or GER removed for the cosvebience of
sale, consis ins of Bacon, bsrrirgs Soap, starch,
Gard les. hoc"iste, hum, hiskey. Brady, su-
gar, Porter, Flour Buckets Painted d. brooms,
obaeo Cigars, &C. L.. CAUTHORN, Aua'r.
ap 50
ADD TinNAL,-
SAUCES WOODWARD, &c-wil ba added TO
my sale THIS MORNING, large lot Of Preser, cd
Frats in caUs-Tomatoes, Plckits, kaue 3. Lob
sters, syrups, &c.
ALSO Woodward Florr Buckets, Baskets,
Brooms, Bru hes. Trays, Soda, s,.rch. VIA ptug
Paper, &C nv r. CtFTH RN Aur
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CLOTHINa. &C

InNn = N LES OF GOCDS-Frenrh,
lUtO English and home made, which will
mss' n order ia the latest shape and in the best
manner.
sell goods at low figure, strictly for cash.
living Hull. Agent.
IA Asio
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-01
BY Alex. Aat,, Auesioneer.

BY Alex. Aot., Auesioneer. -4---.
~ SALES- euctlon,
~ THIS kVHNiN0, and contiun ed suttl further
Pstsa psrg pIT eoss ssna
Faacy Artielas Sale 10 CONNIE nce o. o. exp n.
Ia 2S-ts AIhXANpEp ErTT Apct'r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-01

NOIiCE.-Ihe BOOKS Tor ouDacrIp-
ton to the Capital Stock of the Farm
IRIS AND MECHANICS INSURANCE CONPA-
" OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND will be
opened at the Office of JAS. NJ. TAYLOR 4 son,
n the 10th day Of MAY next, under the direction
4 Zap i0-ltnl THE GONAissiONERS
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SPAiAG lkADE.


SHAFER, HALSAY d Co, Manufacturers aud
Deals rs in CLOTHING. Ito Hahn ST.. Richmond, va.
The attention Of merchants IL cal led to a nes AID
W ell selected aseortment of sPRlNG CLOTHING,
now opening for the trade. Furnishing Goods In
great variety. A call is solicited. .-s
apo kHAFEk, HALAkY co.
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POSITION or NEW YORK.

4 New York letter, dated April % says -
~ JssAlzsrs OF the South are to be found
-gr- ana there, but lheY are too few to cause
'r' .4St alarm, although they have most wo-
i-l.t deceived their SOP hern friends by rep
.'Ashtus tAs Norm as being opposed to the
f-i"tal Government rs at present admins
't''t, and iayoriug secpeeion. Every open
@IuV tavoring the Southern Confederacy il
Ws'eA"i nv the proper authorities. If "a for
fEn ZOE had inyHGed the country, there could
t7i be eIpec ted more unnnimity than seems
L'~ apparent In Union there is strength,
"Ll III" Government must and Will be sus-
tslLrI against al opposing forces.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-01

FhOk CAIRO.
'esything from ibis point now possesses
0al- Tie following 10 from the aI en- phis
"O'ielin, Of the 2slh:
ls., -. .. tTamer John ID, Perry reached the city
lerr. nsht. From Capt. Alex. Zeigier we
boa, mat me steamer !" Swallow hailed his
min seoot four miles from Cairo, and asked
h. ~ - isnd al tia, point. He told them that
r,sea| a Ieteuded doing go la any eyeat. On
hbcs',m cairo. the commanding officers came
leas examined his cargo, and took 20 kegs
Hsvdao Kegs baekshot, consigned 10 X. X.
led q 20 and kegs and 80 bundles bar
loa s '''p one sample case. consigned 10 Bur
abnsrs Us " Goa OF this city. The Perry hid
bgWaI. cases guns ard 70 packages gun.
tDo s' hbica ~eIe Delivered la Missouri !.
sun, s' 80 psrfsetiy informed are the Cairo
o. Is'''t'sa, tie 10 The ariDs and aminunit ioa
NV - every boat ieaytag bt, Louis, that
h. ~. ssrsa where this powder aud gaas
h as w. 9As eenpls:aasr ~ CAIRO Gays
tssi w w 'lsasssleas 70 flash anything %
ssss esal tass gassssi sseses afIlsIss rs
'sss ssi..s u " syssi s,tss nss i, eA,
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IEACHANO 4 HVSrL AND A l. l. II
Ia HOUSE.
NPUYNW GOD HOTEL,

y RICHMOND, VA.
This new HOTEL, st the corner Of MAIN aud Stl
streets, lust finished and elegantly furnished, IL
now open for the accommo dation of guests.
The location is the best In the city and every
effort will be made to please the pat, ons of tn.
House.
have secursd the services of Mr.. T. w. HON.
NIGER, late of the Everett House, New York.
E-ly JOSEPH n GRFNEHAW
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sssaA ~HEH ~ OOD STILL FOR RENT.
s~TS This beautiful MARKET FARM one mile
-~sS~ from the city of Richmond is still for rent
the person who rented 1t having failed to comply
With his contract. +. B. HAXALL,
"a ISIS JAMES LYONS
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CpR1St. Go nj A6-.F 4 ms CLO1 H.
- ING N Pr ACuII HAlSIN ca are d. n


recei wing their sprnG stock Of Clothfog, which
is very desirable and Gil be sold at lover prices
than they have ever been able to self the same
quality before, and wouid invite their friends and
me pablo generally 10 cali and look for them
selves. Their stock is entire, embracing all
Goods usually found in Clothing establishments,
cut and made In the very besi manner Calf, "
you wish good Goods at low prices, at No. li2 Main
DARRAtOTT. HARRIS Il CO.
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M, Vaf company of eappers and miners has
F'''ed, a. We predicted 10 would, The most
,ts''t o' ali our military organizations. Toto
10, IN o1ncs the military com rnitts- committed
az oIs isn OF the important battery al Ran
- ny course OF civil engineering, or
neatly disciplined by The practice Of
ro ."''I cure, that their work has been pro-
@"1'u uhiiaproyabls by the regular military
lI.FS from Montgomery, WHO expressed
o. nlas"o hd'r Than admiration nj the ekiil
srt'F" ny our energetic edppeT.. They
~ piy deserve the heartfelt apgrobation Gf
~, 80 if'ioW citizens, wloee safety they may
'"Ssl Ut said 10 have ss,cured
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CLIxiR PKOPYLAMINE.-.

Il A NEW REMEDY FOR RHEHMATlSM.
We iuvite TIE attention of the Medical Profes-
sion and persons suffering with rheumatism, 10
th1 "ELtXIR PROPYLAMlNE,'' u n most vslua
bic and eligible preparation Of the Chloride OF
Propy lamjne which has been successfully and
extensively used in Europe and America, In the
treatment Of this disease 1t is not qia1k Hosfrnm,
and full directions TO dose &c accompany each
bottle MEADE BAKER,
Phsrmaceutists, lse Main street,
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Scientific Disc0yery---EIecIrS-
Water.

s veil 10 tie profassioa that Eisrtsy Is hs grt
Of Hfe. EVsTy rsneds which -a2lJ sars5 ossse
Of n electrical adaptation tns warts Of s
Invalid. By Tie Of sueh remedies and ElzGIaN
WATEz which patients bsth6 in sf elssr
Ladies being attended ~ s-LsdyI curing All kinda 81 ED
obstinate alns which have rsIs.s ali sthr
q care tConsumP6Yss receive ie,' Eaeh
where patients weak to Tsts, treat Asn b hs
Hospital IGgti0Hs kieh hrszsss iR8 tbs
diseased lung, night tie seat Of he disease lsad tt
stamps for Pinphlst Other patients vie essnst coe -
sEH WATzRs, By sending i5st2a Rgsse
fall description 81 haTs SiGineE . lhe
(gsnS sirsalar Ths sIscs Waters sCtras all mineral
taken 8edens OtAsTiss ab1oT5sd The
Dsrsnss Of tEsnty yssrs il the reanen 81 aRy tsus
cnd c2sssand Woan's diseases and esnssss,
- regarded a. . reaso1sbls guarantss Of Fusoess-
u Rooms and Boarding Furnished -
Patients ~
PHYSIoIANg Who may with to SyAil themselves 81 s FlE
discovery EIees Baths invited to cal At NJ Ger
Ne lag, soath Summer street.
Address Oh. WoEBATGE,
na1sn-d&tzIy Eashvls, Tenn
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ROAD STEERS FOR 1861.
At the Pair q unSs.
PHICEs REDUCED TO So IKE TKmES.

Ne. I. Green Mountain Black Hawk.
FEVHIs FIRST GLASS ROADSTER, will make his season for
1851 At the State Fair Ground Nashville beginning
ksroh 4h and dosing July tie 4 $40 season. s
for insurance,
He i' beautiful black, nix Ole oted At Athens
1850 il S0s and Certainly most handsome AID perfect
horse in his action that has been brought he State he
bred Vermont imported By E. r. Jennings and BY
Hatch hore b. ghOOt he by Old Hawk By sher
and be By the Original Justin Morgan Dam DEroe,
d st. Charles Or l. Woodbury. ksrga7, AID hence
hines four u the bsEt trottHg crosses knsEn.
Ne. 2, Yankee Robin.
CAPITAL BAY COLT years old b. We mont Boy, dam
By Woodbury., will be let to % st els the reason, e2G
hIss- He Is vsrT prOniSing.
Ne. 81 Washington the Cd.
eOOD BAY years sd by Old Washington dam an sEesb
lent TrsAE kas, will - let 70 Is Mares At $40 the season.
S1S 70 insure In fsal.
Breeders viii please examine The above staens Good Blue
Grass pasture At the farm Of T. tanning, aad grain to keep
mares IN gesd condition, At 81 per weed. $500. -.
nashville FsaH Part Owner and Agent fer Company
Sse KiHba win be ready at all nes q SheW the Stock to
gentlemen,
Refer tO-J. Owen, Of williamson, Col h. Allen Of Sun
ner T. PsnninF Of Davidson DR.. A. T. oOech, Of Huther
fera. nST5-H
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Persons il TIE seuth dssiseus q sending srs b ne
Fsasrs1 Government, VII Flesse direct he rze - AFo
LSr Epras Co. lander eoVer enclosing eslts Tor
rage In he first place, will rsqNre As psPeymeus Of
he sonfedera postage 70 reasa EaasE AID GoFarsa
oaat anvalsps 20 heyozd this cit aud toe caaTs ede1
g nbsve, List be uudsrsood that the iaas snve
oDs addressed 70 the parties fsg Ehc i s .sna
and kks entsiae envelopes osE aafrsss
~ EsSsRl eQFszpEls7t s1sfjegss e e hsd q -
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A FINE FARM.
CONTAINING $50 ACRES OF
Valua bic Land for sale.
2Tb acres Cleared, and fn q fFne state
of Cultivation
TESHIs Farm lies nile IRON Jezes ststsn, on e Win.
chester and AAbamH Railroad, nine miles froz Rnchss
ter AID Arss miles non SALEM in Franklin ssunty On ths
Farm comfortable dwelling, good negro sshins
AsceGary cut houses CioS6ts the dwelling fas spnE
good Sister, and plenty Of fnr The land
I'LL RICE sad for cultivation stands unsurpassed BY any
in the county 70 sell this valuable Of Land
AID would refer who wish JsS p
White HRshye, Tenn, AS oolyAr, Winchester, Ehsy
ca refer 10 ne on the premises
HARVRY 8. WILLIAAs,
cot A-R Wiaohestsr, Franklin county, Tenn.
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Flour, Corn, &c.
Gn0 BARRELS Extra and Extra FanEy Hlezxt
DUO 800 EaekI Csruj
-." 80 bbls Lard;
- 81 GTesR ApRlSgj
. casss RArr1plRe Wax 0sHSiaSl
sos Flour Sacks (afy Pounda)
On 0OnAEnmsnt,f for sale ~
vi WAITE L CO.,
iGnleh Sc. 81 osllsEe street, near Brood
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HOUSE PAINTING,
FKHHE subsers1 G prepared ts sxss1s with he Er,soss
promptaess, all contrasts, However large yhish may
derod style and zpon esS which fail Eivs ata
aon. He Is also prepared 70 execute all manner a
oRNAEKETAL PATSTIEs, AIHIHs AzD MIRELrHs
Having that department. the ssETiss Of tie ostep
and experienced aFtistE.
The subscriber would request psTsoas having In
Zlve hl1 call before s1RkiEg Anal Arrangements
2. T. FLEEIH5,
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REMOVAL.
CURRY & MARSHALL,

TNDERTAKRRs lat JsH. ourres CID stand Union he.
tween Cherry and Summer streets prepared to attend
70 funerals at all es, with wooden Cons, plain eolored
and Metallic Burial Caskets and Cases Of AsuPeror Quality
Manufactured By Marshs Co.. in this city Prices o suit
tie times iune25-G
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Notlce fe stockholders.
EsEM VAL
AND
NEW PURCHASE.

HAVE purchaeei Of VI: W. Finn his stock Of Wall Paper
&C AID renewing my Of Looking Glasses, Gilt
Frames, Venetian Blinds, Win Ow Shades Artist MzerAlFS
&c Sc his w Finn old StaDd % Public kquS
Deaderck street, wero shah be glad to see ilsnsG and
patrons. W. RR1EMAEs=
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