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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-08
Ste wart, Adm'r,
To the abevc named Defendants

To the above named Defendants
You are HEREBY noti led that on the Goth day o
hosemOer, r. H., iooi, there will file in tn,
Office OIL tae Clerk OF the Dis riot Court Of sai.
scott county, the petition OF the Board Of Super
v'sors III Scott CO., Iowa claiming of you the said
defendant he sum OF five hundred dollars vii II
interest thereon at the race OF ten per cent IRON
mo Ist day Of Jinuay A. d., l-55, as none,
due on one proinisso'y mte executed by Josep..
hotie and Patrick McGuire and also praying lnc
the foreclosure Of mortgage dated tue 10th day
OF Junc. a. ~, 1888, exc :uted by tho sail de
'""'""' '"s'nh Mott" and s.arv Motto to secu e
the payment OF the above ,Ied notes, on proper
ty described IN said petition and that unless you
shall appear thereto and del end on " before noon
OF the second day OF the next term of the Dstric,
Court OF said scott county. to-wit : the lat Mon
dag Of December, A. " 1861, default will be
entered and judgment rendered against you there
on. And tho said dele ndant. Mary Motto, Jane,
Macintosh, Z. r.. Putnam, Ezra buckley, Mary
Da is, j. Hayes, David Bald, John DoIcr, John
T."ilman ardJ. W. Stewart, Admir-, will take
notice chat Il, personal claim is made against you
August 81, 1851.
j. w. STEWART
ocla-w District Attorney for Plaintiff.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-08
- TATE Of IOWA. COUNTY OF SCUTi, IS
- Ia the district Court.
Sophia brausch


Stephen Thomson and o...-.4
To Abigail Sturievant, Pcder Sunderlin, Tim
othy sun icriin, Ebenescr Sunderlin, J. Hawker
AMI -. Hawker, defendants in the above entitiei
action:
You are hereby notiGe l. that there is now on
file IN tho office Of the Clerk or the District Court
OF said county, petition Of sophia Brau,ch
claiming o. you that her title to the following
described lani IN scott county, Iowa, to-wit: -
Fart oi then th-cast fractional quart of section
No. two z, township ~, north o range s, east OF
the D. =. ~. to-wt: Commencing at the south
west corner of said quarter section three east
along the east ami west division line Of said sec
ton No two z sixteen 10 rods thence north
twenty Go rods thence west six Teen l6i rods
thence nth twenty GO rods to the place Of be
ginning may be qnletoi and for general relief toy
tho particulars whereof you are referred TO the
petition On HE; and unless you appear therct.
aud defend, or before noon Of tho ID day of the
mkt term Of said Court, To be holden on the Il 81
Mond ~ OF December, A. D., l36I, default wall be
entered against you and decree rendered as
prayed for In said petition.
LOW 4 BROWN,
oeio-w Pliintiffs Attorneys
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-08
Dec. term, A, d.. 1861.

Joseph Motto, Mary Mo-
tie, James Macintosh, Dec. term, A d., 1861
Chas. h. Putnam, Ezra
buckley, Mary ,'avis, j.
Hayes, DAVID Baird,
John Uoieti John 7.
Gilman aud j. w.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-08

DNHE STATE OF low A
L Court, Scot County.
The l'oard Of Supervi-
Sors Of Scott county,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-12
TINE LATEST NEWS. ~
llENOvAL4 OF SCRAAf'S BAZAAR TO,
205 BROAD STRKkT,
Next door to Hirshis Trimming Store.

Havins Dissolved partner ship With Julius Meyer,
removed al my Good. from tho old stand to tho
New Doiiaiyg expressly srrarssd fcr NY trass.
pleteiy assorted steck ef fIOUsE.FUkSISHi~0 ~0
GOODS, ancA - Ckias and 0iasswaxs. Of every
Descriptions Yea Trays GiiverplAsed. AlbAta. hri
tsnniA md Japsnpsd (aocds; Cmtlefy; Woo-ien
end Willow wers; Bird Casvs be Nv sock Of
FANNY 0OUDS
considerably rsplsnisAed u the iast fsw days by
cansianments from 6caseern eislssA suAeeess thou
By the farmer, hy the Aouss keeper b sAcxe by es-
ssybody. AnA iost md hsss my Nieu4. tAd ~
Hind pshlic b esDeaaa vul ina 4 - pssnel = their
pur.s as aerssahlo 10 their taste 70 Nke lock -
OCs CHRlYTMA0 f11AKhfQ.
~ n Deu paNi4n. from encsmcuA la3x0 onea 10
thy Nils N - oneS AChb6e. 2SA1&ns OAinA
Toys; fasey nasksAs; Ntl6ng DsskE Wosa hoxss;
CHINA Ornslnen,s, fise Works 20. ! ecAchlGs b.
invN me- Ill ts ECuAAP'j nAzAAk
50 DfoaA 6st, ttA ard ~ 80.
Ths ,seas sapplie1 4 very low agsrss.
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Rmbmnnn Qispatrb.
THURSDAY MORNING. DEC I2, 1851.

SUCCESSORS or MEssRs. MAseN AND Sill.
DKLL.-A Southern journal suggests the name
of distinguished Southern officer as one Of
the successors of Messrs. Mason and SlidelI
1t is by no means certain that it will be ne
cessary TO have any successor to those gentle
men. In the first place, it is within the limits
Of possibility that through demand of the
British Government, these gentlemen may yet
he released from their confinement, and placed
on "a British deck under the British flag, from
the protection of which they were so violently
| and Illegally taken In that event, they eau
proceed on their voyage and execute their
mission 1t is not only possible, but, inthe
opinion OF many competent judges, it is proba-
bic that the British Government will insist up
on at least that degree of reparation to the
insulted dignity of the British flag If such
demand be made, we believe that the Yankee
Government would accede to it at once. for.
with all their prodigious boastng, they will ne
YER dare to provoke war with Great Britain.
AT all events, till that question is determined
1t ID at least dne to our commissioned repra
sentatives to make no new appointments
proceeding which, moreover, would expose US
To the embarrassment of ha wing, in the event
of their release, two sets of Commissioners 10
England and France But supposing it def :
nitely determined that the British Government
will not interfere in their behalf, it is o1es
tionable policy whether other gentlemen
should be sent from this country to take their
places. There are Southern gentlemen now
III Europe, who could perform their duties.
and tins without the risk which attends a
voyage across the ocean. AT all events. the
Confederate Government should carefully keep
It's own eounseis as to any purpose it may
form upon this subject If it is important
that we should have Commissioners abroad.
1t is important that we should adopt all tho
means necessary to the successful accomplish
ment of that end, and among those means.
none Is more essential than profound
silence as 10 what we intend to do
We onght to know by this time, from bitter
experience, that to make public an intention
OF sending Commissioners, and still more the
names Of those Commissioners is the surest
way OF defeating our own object. The late
appointments We're made known, and the cir
cnmstances attending the departure ot the
Commissioners had as much publicity as if
there were no obstacles whatever to impede
their transit across tile ocean 1t is clear that if
successors are TO be sent, the only pruden,
course is not even to let it be known that
there is any such intention, and especially that
the names of the appcintees should not he
whispered. If appointed let them get off in
profound silence, and with none of the porp
and circumstance Of an ambassadorial mis-
sion With the observance of these precau.
tions, we may succeed in getting ministers to
Europe, in case the Government deems such
commission necessary, OF which we are by no
means certain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-12

GTS. PRIcE.-From all parts of the Con.
federacy we hear a unanimous tribute to the
liiustrlous services rendered by Gen Price =,
Missonri lie ls Que of those >enersls VINO,
comprehends &c .,anl.s o. arevoution and the
lpl.it and temper of volunteer tro;o;tpa i,s
ni.snot restrained the eptkGysissa Of .us s",
pHnteer, ana yes AIS saiaed, d. =
peiisd it IN - .-.coted, and i'm
most prudent as well as eff
cient manner. In all Missouri his name ia a
tower of strength TO his friends and of terror
to his enemies. The best men of Missouri
are in his army-men Of patriotism, of char
acter, and of substantial interests in society.
They have been attracted to his banner by
confidence in the man as well as by devotion
to the cause, and under his auspices have
raised the dropping fortunes of Missouri from
the dust, and given her the promise Of eventual
disenthralment from her cruel oppressors
Gen. Price is evidently the right man in the
right place, and, If permitted to 60 on a. be
has begun, will add new triulnphs To the Con
fedsrste cause and fresh laurels to hia cwu
honored name. We trust the day is not fa,
distant when even st. Louis will be rescued
from the fangs Of LincOlndom !, and If there
iA any man Who can do il, il il Price,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-12

7 ARaE AltO UERESERVED AUCTION i
/ 4 SALE.-We aill ell a, auC.ion eomIppnc.
ing MONDAY, Dec. 10th, all af our large and de-
sirable stock of GOODS, at il5 Broad ST., Swords
4 Thsw's old stand) consisting of English, French
and American Goods; Ready Made Clothing OF Eu,
perior make and quality; French Merinoes, of diff
terent styles and co'ors; figured sna plan Dress
S.iks of all desario.ionsl bieached Domestics;
Frn's, or various grades; French Delaines, solid
eolored and figured; Manchester Delaipes; French
Embroidery; Collar. Sleeves an1 UL Ms Velvet
Trimmings, OF Ill " .dtns; French Csssneres blk q.
and eoioted North Carolina and Georgia Leans and
ta.smeres North Carolina Flgnnels; Ladies
French and BAY State Shawls, Hosiery OF ali de
scrp.ions, gool and cotteni Boot: and shoes; Ben
ness and hGnnat Ribbons, and other articles TOO
numerous to mslton.
Th" attention of the trade is solicited to this rare
opportunity to buy Goods.
saLe TO commence at 10 O'Clock, ard continue
ON day TO day until the Goods are all sold.
Arrangements have been made for packine the
Goods Immediately. J. f,F GARRETT
We AVE U / resolved large stock of ladies
and lais5 as nne aud coarse Shoes, which we ysili
sell al rst all until the day OF auction. - " .
% H-4.@ J. / =. ii.
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The aGsh Regiment Nirgiaia vslaasssss.
p AnlvaDoH. VA Dee. q, lSel.


Edit0ys pispatcl The aath regiment OF VIZ
ginia volunteers arrived at this place ON the
2sth Of November, after y long And tedious
Journey from Richmond. Sincs 10 arrtyAl
here our men have been ueAted Win the
greAteet kindnsss Ard Hospitality BY the Gu.
ysus. This 4 IN old village. bsaunf0tiy slt.
uAted. and surrounded on all aides by the
grandest and most gorgeous luonA tatp
scenery. Provisions are pientlfut, Ane tne
men are greatly pleaaed with this section oi
the State.
This regiment bslisss. ts the caly one IN
the service which selected ~ own dsld om.
cara. and 1nI thA in1nrnn nttoR ~ then1 m
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A CORRESPONDENT writing from Camp
Qni |ive,' pays high compliment to 'Bo-
hemian and we take occasion to say a yery
Just one-and asks him if he viii be kind
enough to give Information in his next letter
of the position of George NJ Morgan, a law
yer from New Orleans A gentleman from
Manassas, acquainted with the Louisiana regi
ments, informs US that he believes Mr.. Morgan
is a Lieutenant in Hayes's 7th regiment, at
present at Centreville.
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BY E. 3. COOK, AEctioaeer.
S3nnOU HN,n sfAPLE " sNn HtIEA En- !

GOO OOA WORTH OF splendid
COU.UUU STAPLE aND FANCY
DK1 GUODS, &c, AT AUCTION .--Ou Tues
day l. h Inst at Q o'clock, viii sell at the large
sto.e NO. :a29 Broad s:rest, large and attractive
stock OF Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, consisting
Of
90 bales Brown SHEETING
- pieces French MERINO
Ali Wool Plan DELAINES
4" Figured do
600 splendid Silk DRESS PATTERNS
Heavy Wool and Merino SHAWI.S
New York Mi Is B cached GOODS
Bleached and Brown SHIRTINGS
Georgia made SIMERES +;
Elegant atock Embroidered COLLARS
Sleeves Handkerchiefs. Bands and Skirts
Large variety Of HOSIERY, of every sescrp
ton
20 pieces Brussels and Velvet CARPETING
Large assortment OF Bonnet RIBBONS
Tatfata and Lutte Ribbons, Muslin Curtains, Cur
tain pamask, Lace Curtains, Velvet Ribbons &c
&c. The above goods all of the very best
quality, perfectly fresh, and worthy The attention
of the trade.
Terms cash. Sale positive.
de II E. B. COOK, Auet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-12

THE SOUTHERN CHURCHHAs.-We GLADLY
welcome the republication of the Southern
Ch"rrhmaa in our city. Its many friends, as
well as the Episcopal Church generally, will
be glad to know that the editor has again got
his paper under way. He was forced to leave
Alexandria without his books, so that he
must depend upon his old friends and subscri-
bers to send him their names and post-offlce
address, that he may send his paper to them.
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From the London Shipping Gazette, Nov. 10. |


Tue expeditionary force which will shortly
be assembled in Mexican waters, under the
Iags OF England, France and Spain, has ma
tural'y attracted great attention, especially in
the Northern StaIes, and has furnished tho
occasion for suspicious and sprMises which
have found expression in language by no
means compliment tary to the Powers engaged
The British contingent amounts already to
500 guns, and 10 500 seamen and marinee.
The Spanish Admiral, Rabaleahs. conn.,
mands twelve xteamers, mon nting 500 guns,
and the French Admiral, Jurien do Grayiere,
probably o squadron Of ten sail and $40 guns.
The asst m blage OF this force In the Galf OF
Mexico, while the Federal squadron II labor
Ing to stIsct . blockade, aAs iseEciescs Qf eAicA
has bcss dAmoaarased IN ssnAesless tsssexcss, aad
s rseogni,ioR s saAicA i setsy dxs te the eorssy
81 aAe saarasiws Ssiss 4f E.rqee, y not au a2rear
able subject OF contsMpiatiou for the Cabinet
Of Washington, or their snppOrters 10 the
press. 1t has been designated as movement
uncAlied for, ''and Justly open to 81 spiei0n."
1--WE are tree. says the New York Herald. "to
conjecture that these supsriiuous, heavily
ArWad sqpRdrQRa RI Rpnlna Hnslnnd nnd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-12

NEW ORLEANs.-The Picayaae says that
such has been the progress already made in
putting New Orleans, and all the approaches,
by river, lake, and land, into a complete state
OF defence, there need be no apprehension of
successful attack, by either avenue.
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-. MEDICAL. CARD.
~ ~ KsT3A A T,rr,y

DR.. PLUME, Of the old Aed;eal HOUSE, eoahnss
himsalt niaaly to an ef9se practice. On Franklin.
street little bslav shs Exchange Hotel, and dag.
ons!ly opposite DAD Fellows Hail. whare skil,ui
and confdoassl treatment may be ohtaInsd on res~
sonaAie sortns Those who have bes q exposed to
osxssin contagious ailnsnts, arc inyitsd 70 call
early. a
Communications by mail or otherwise, promptly
attended to- Office opan From A. u siil p. NJ
my Ats RICHMOND Va.
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Firss CecYsia R.:nent.

CiaP Rocky Rev, Va Dec {: lsGi
Editors DaspatcA As little or II OF hfrp is h-.r
or SAID in regard to the lst Reginent Georp,,
Re..uiars, address YOU tl,is, that the ..aaysrs
tor thts regiment may know that we are sim
II. defence OF the spns cline of the r,,r,c
ana hg. The unusaai calm OF canap LIE was
disturbed on yesterday by the presen tmeuc o :
battle Nag to this regiment by the lair hands
Oh MISS - Harrison, OF yetr city Ii could
hot nave eeen giyei ~ bfayer Or more noble
men.
We heretofore have felt Eegiec ted by the
taif uamsefs OF Our native land, by reason o +
Which you may Dot bs surprised that every
heart CT the neglected Gcorgia Regulars bear
hlSh "ith lively ano patriotic emo tiops when
WIN oeai. ming cheers, they recei. sd that fl !.
emp!eui OF Southern independence
And we now take occasion publicly 10 re-
turn 10 her, the fair oonor, our sincere aud
heartfelt thanks for the precious gift. We
Will never no anmicdful of the noble, and Ua-
trlotic lady that entrusted "the n " of tne
tree hearts oniy home TO our keeping. I'm
der snch q banner, living, We would gallant
~ battle 10 the Hin TO protect and bear the
cross OF southern rights; diving, exciain,.
Win the sTenchmin, y man coun,r.s mon conn,
ar, Ye mo"r po"r t0ir! That beautiful banner
snail only trail in the dus. when we are laid
low IN deash's cold arms. G. T. Boeas,
company "a First Georgia Regulars
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THE EXPEDITION AGAINST MEXICO.

The Mer.cGa Concention 6etreen Eaglaad.
f/ance a@d Spain-.Scnt,meats Of The Lon.
d04 Prcss-IHe Monroe Doctrine Recorded
as O0l'le'"''d-BrfiSh Opinion Of tie irae-
raj Bioc(0d,, SC
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~. ARTIFICIAL LTEETH.-THE CHEI,-
~ PLASTIO AND XuLGANITE pRi a

CESS.-G. W. JONES, DExrisr, having th,,
right for the above mode of making Tesss, and be
ing satisfied OF It's absolute superiority over air
other Methods can with confidence CONN end il ia.
those desiring full or psrt a Of teeth, ars es
pecialiy such Is mag be dissatisfied with thoss
they are now u.lg. The perfec. adaptation o.
th" plate = thr mouth aId to-, suction thereby Sc
cared, enables him to insert one or more teeth
of'"o" clasps. Tai method having been adopted
by toose standing hiyhess in the profession, North
and South, 'estiplonisi, VIII b. given snd sp,ci
mems exhibited to these wishing to see them. Sets
OF Teeth, On geld or any other pia.e, viii, c.
v'rrSe be made for those pre- erring them. Fih
1ng, Cleansing Extrscticg and all other sra.ions
gently aud thoroughly performed h extracted
by ri. ECTRICITY, withoui pain.
:, Nil Ufhee on Main S:reet opposite Corintb An
hah de l-ly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-12

CoSTRIBUrIoNs.-We have received from
Mrs Z. '. Quarles, of Louisa, three pairs OF
gloves and twenty -one pairs Of socks, for the
Hampton soldiers.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

", DR.. +. W. HANCOCK baving been or
~ Gered to Gen. Ewell Brigad, as Surgeon
will necessarily DO absent from toe city for tire.
Those wishing his protest. mai services will i1d
bis representative, Or. JAMES Il WILLIAMS a. his
Office. prepared to attend to their calls.
DIX JAMES 4. WILLIAMS cffe his profes
soual serv rs to the citizen, of Ri ,hmoad and vi
cinity. He may be found at Dr. r. W HAScoCk's
tthce, On Main. between 81 and 4sh streets, o a,
mr. WA. =. PHI LIPS Office, 18TH street be
tween Maia and BANK, at tie usual ofics hours
ANY message le, al either place W ill be prompt.
ly attended to- Sc i0-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-12

~. N. A. STU UKDIv ANT,
W ATTORNEY AT LAW,
r. ND, VA
PRACTICES In tie Courts OF the ely OF Rich
r,ond, s2d Of hsurico county, in tho Cour, OF AT,
peas, in the Confsierats States Court, and ..ila
attend to any legal business before ssY cs ,hv
Dep .rtrlsn s.
NE OfFicr-Cornsr of Rank Saa liza sts.. up
sairs-enfrance on Bank St, do 7--a.ims
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-12

D ECEIVEItr y = LE.-Will D, soi,i at pub
II lie auction on tn /, RSDA4 he 18th inst ant,
on the property lataly be!casi1g 10 the New York
and Richmond Coal Conp ny, at the Spring field
and Deep Run Coal Pits, in the county of Henrico,
shout II miles above Richmond, all the personal
property sail premises, consisting of three
steam Engines, from 10 to 30 horse p.wer; 10 or Is
tons of T and fiat Railroad Iron; lot of Coal Pit
Tools, for mining; Coal Cores Patent Baarc s.;
Coal Scales; Whee,barrows; lot of Scrap Ircn;
Iron Pipe, &C.; Farming Utensils, and Household
Furniture, &c. TERMS cash.
EENRY L. BROOKE,
de 1--tda ReaeiRar piatric. no, -.
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T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
! BILLIARD TABLES, MIRRORS, FURNI-
TURE. &C., AT TAUCTION.-The "Anons nous
Club" having concluded to close, as most Of the
members are away in the arnv, will sell at their
rooms in Belvin Block, on WEDNESDAY, 18th
instant, at 10 O'Clock, all their Furniture, &C. inclu-
ding two elegant Billiard Tables, Mirrors, Chairs,
Carpets, Sideboard, &C., dc.
TERMs-Cash. E. B. COOK
de IL Auc'ioneer
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~ N0TlCk--Our books aad secouuts will be
t.ai 81 onr rraer place @! -, jpess No l5t Main
,. s,hrre al persons Indebted to Il will please
=. 4-t g. - payment ~ithou: delsy; and those
AsyiaF CLAIMS against us will present them there
.rs.t.3r- rEL WATKINS & F1CELEN
Z. 4.-fsH
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By GoDDIN q APPERS0N, Auc'rs.

YALE OF HORSES, COWS, FARMING G
y Implements. Household Furniture, &c.-Will
be sold, at auction, at the late farm of A. A. Nor
ris Esq three-fourths of mile nortLea.t OF
Richmond on the Meadow Bridge Road on FRI
DAY next, the 18th December, lst;l commencing
at II o'clock, several Horses Cows, all the Farm
ing Implements the place, together with par
eel of Household Furniture, and many other arti-
cles. :.
TERMs.-An sums under $50, cash; over that
amount, four months credit for approved endorsed
negotiable paper.
de 10 GODDIN & APrERSON, Aucts.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

.rsrEClAL E-E Il. COOK
Il f.soeet 7ully cali tao attention Of the public
'. .te annexed eerfia 'ates in regard 90 JOHN.
SONS NEW lLLUsTKAT Tx ED FAMILY AT
- 10 O'clock. a; my store
UNIV ERSTrf OF VIRGINIA
July Il, 1851.
u,.s-s faasSr" y br0soR5H9:
@GerleDler / dus received your letter Of the
~ ;lt srd the copy of the New Family Atlas
~ were pleased 20 send me. ] have NOT found
- 70 examine the AtlaS with care uaiii a asv or
., mast II spp' ,rs 10 the 20 he very vslu ahla
rs vs-C ,GcrrfuLy give you the subioned ties
saplsi IN is favor,
t-ast y,ur en- e-prise in esssb' 'ishng Southern
,. nae o. pabica n will be ely success m.
Very lCcaUuF, s. MAlrPIN,
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Alice Simpson, courtesau committed,
suicide IN memphis few days since, BY TAX
ing morphena.
Inc County Court Of AppomatIox, pu
thursday, the 4th inst, santeneei uegro
aamed Ned To be hung for the murder OF
his wife. W
COIN Sheexog, a we'll known printer. died
In Nashville, Tenn, on the ata inst.
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EGTAILOR & co,
500 MAIN STRTHr
Opposite Sc Office Of the
Sou'keru Express Company
Ba7o 1f received very large supply OF
WINTER CLOTHING,
winch they re Offering gt
REDUCED RATS
WHuLE~ALE
AND
i ( T A i.
Cashmere Busi2ess Suits
HesVy Beaver Overc0ats,
FEr Cloth oyecco3ts.
Fancy Cassimere Pants.
AleTino Gndershrts,
very larSe lot Of tipa hlsck
CLOTH COATS and PANTS,
" lich viii be cod very low.
Nh..e Si-TfE
Fancy Bosom Shirts.
Heavy Cotton Socks,
Collars.
Boys Goods
~ Merchants from .he country will find /; 10
a-lr interest TO call AMI exami le this stock.
TAYLOR X co,
900 Main street,
d. .a-5t Between ath and 10th streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-12

WAL UABLE REAL ESTATE, ON
v Bread Street, at Auc'ion.--WiIl be sold, on
WEDNESDAY, leth inst commencing at o elk
p. III, THAI valuable real estate with Cottage
Building therson, adjoining the African Church.
The lot fronts Cp Broad street TO feet and rsns
back $50 feet 10 an alley and will be, if desired,
divided into two lots Of 80 feet each. The location
of this property renders ii very valuable for private
residences.
TEKM..--One fourth cash the balance at 6, II,
and lS months, for negotiable notes. with interest
added, and sscuIed by trus. deed. The war tax
to be paid by the purchasers.
de- JAS II. 9AYLOR & SON. Aucts.