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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-05-08
April "a, lssi4u
LegaitOticc.

To William 7. Major, Jr ,&.lge Major, and William
T. Major, Sr,
VTOU and each Of, you're hereby notified that On
or before the first IN of May, A. ID. 1861, there
win be file in the oc ~ he Clerk 81 the District
Court Of Wapeilo counrs Iowa, a petition Of T. A.
Marshall, claiming of ydfhe foreclosure Of o Mort
gage executed by Willi,nT Major. Jr.. by the name
and style viii T. Major r<i Sallie Major. Said Mort
gage signed and daed the second day of Mo-
yember, 1885, and aged to plaintiff the foll wing
described real estate twit: Part Of the south west
quarter of the north tuarter Of section No nine.
teen, township seventy 90, range thirteen west,
mencng Mt the south-w8 corner, thence east twelve
poles, thence north fifteen and one-thrd poles,
thence west welve polG thence south to the place
of beginning Also ella ning the foreclosui of u csr-
tain other mortgage eyented by the said William r.
Major, Dy the name - style Of Will r. Major) and
Sallie Major, dated a4 executed on the S1st day Of
December, A. ID. Q95leighteen hundred and fifty
seven, and mortgage( plaintiff thnEein, the follow
ing further descrihe6 estate, tn ~. The undivi-
ded half of the ~ aif of the southwest quarter
Of section sixteen, hip No. seventy three, north
ofrange fourteen wck. Said mortgae es were execu-
ted by defendants Wilatl T. Major Sr ~ the ma me
and style of Will Iajtr Jr. to secufx a proins-
sorry note dated Decenbe thu 3lst, 1858, for the
oftwo hundred aid htydolars, payable before
tie second day OF JneS next, meaning June, A. ID.
$685. said note drawing Yen per cent per annum after
maturity.
And also clair1in tbat there Is now due on said
mortgages and note the Of three hundred and
twenty two and 25 10 pillars, and with ten per
interest from date uonmortgage and mote. The aid
William +. Major, eik alias viii 7. Major, Sen !, Is
hereby notified that OF ersona claim s made against
him, bat you are noiftd TO appear at the time here
inaftar named, ana lie End and protect your interest
IN said described prporty deci III be render
ed against you ther99 forever annuling your inter
ests or right of redepaion therein.
And that unless y q appear thereto and defend be-
fore noon OF the seoud day OF the next term Of said
Dstric: Court, to 9hmmenced and held on the 27t,
day OF May. 1861, &ilt viii be entered again1 you
all and judg nent fered thereon April Sd, 1851.
April -, ls6i-it S. W. SUMMERS,
Atty for Plaintiff
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Legal Notrc.
Evan NJ Crane, In the b IT, cour, of w,p.ll.,
rohn ovsrm., Counp 3ws.

John overman. County 3ws,
To JOHN 0yEgMAN--
SIR-You are hereby ! tifei that there Is ow
- on file IN TIE efice Of u T. ERIK of the District
Court of-Wapelo county, IL q petition Of Evan ".
Crane, claiming Ct you fout3indred and thirty and
63l00ths dollars with ten Vent interest thereon,
as moEey due on a promisscg note executed by " u
and one Philander 0vermar 10 j. Finley & Crane or
order for two hundred antskdy five and 26 100 dol
lars, and endorsed to plaintf and money due on
certain other promissory Dtesexecuted by you and
one Phlander Overman tot ne order OF Phillip Clark
for eigthty-one and 1910 pillars and endsrsesids'
plaintiff Said petition ais sks for writ OF attach
ment agai st Your goods chattles, lands and tens-
ments to secure said claim Now unless you sppehk,
on berare sen OF the c6nd day Of the next term
ofihe District Court of WI ello county, Iowa, to be
begun and held the 21t lay Of May. 1861 in said
county, ,iefa ult Willie ent against you and judg
ment rendered Thereon. ch 23d 1851
Nv. SUMMERS, Atty
O L. ~ for
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-05-08

''I'm getting fat" as tho loafer said when
stealing lard.
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Union Meeting at ChiIIicotbc

VIM. T. johnson, Scc'y.
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Meeting in Rich,,.nd Township.

j. j. Ellison, Scc'y.
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legal Notice.

Admrs. Of the rl6te Of JOIN II. lRICKETT,
g. w. SUMMERS Atty for Pts.
April "a, 1851 o.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-01

Reported for the Richmond Dispatch
CenxressIonal.


WAsHrSaroS, Jan. 31.--yeaate. Sew.
ard presented petition of 80 900 names. from
New York, asking Cancellation Mr.. Seward
said he had been requested to support the pc
ut'oh, ont had seen no disposition on the part
OF the seeding States to allow a practical
effort at compromise by the adherine States
He. however, held himself open to such IRON
ositions. He did not fear for the Union. An
PATTERNS, or men that stood in the way of
the preservation of the Union. would be
swept away. He intimated that the question
OF slavery in the Territories was an abstrac-
tion That the number of slaves that would
ever be introduced there would be too trifiing
TO risk embroiling the country in civil war
Mr.. Mason, of Va, understood the petitions
TO De Tor the adoption of the Crittenden reso-
buttons. Mr. Seward had shown by his votes
mat ne was not i'll favor of this mode of adj
lustment, but had signified that the Constitu-
ton needed no amendment. Mr.. Seward had
to-day spoken of contributing money to the
cause OF the Union. What did he mean?
Mr.. Seward explained that he meant, after
all Congressional means had failed, TO assem-
Bile in Convention the people of the whole
Union. If this failed, then 10 advise Senator'S
to stand in the breach for the Union.
Mr.. Mason said all this meant force. and
bloodsned, and tyranny. The Union was al
ready dissolved, and he hoped his people could
not be deceived by this species of reasoning.
The discussion continued atgreat length be-
tween Mason Seward, Cameron, and Douglas.
Mr. Hale subsequently made long Union
speech He was followed by Mr. .sDougias.
Adjourned.
House-The Sena te bill authorizing branch
of the Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire
Railroad TO Georgetown, was passed
Night sessions for debate only were agreed
upon.
The House went into Committee of the
Whole on the Pension bill
The Cherokee purchase was debated.
Mr. Adams, OF Mass, predicted that the
Southern Confederacy would be an ignomini-
GUS failure.
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The Louisiana Convention.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 31.--The Convention
met ut liz O'Clock. A motion TO elect a re-
porter for the Convention was tabled.
A resolution relative to the eXpediency of
sending endorsements TO assist in taking
Fort Pickens, was tabled.
A resolution was passed asking the Military
Board to report progress to the Convention.
A resolution was passed that the Ordinance
of Secession be signed and engraved and litho-
graphed.
a resolution was offered instructing the
delegates TO the Montgomery Congress 10 resist
any attempt to re.open the African slave trade.
Tabled-S3 %.
FIR Walker, of New Orleans, offered a reso-
luton that this action is not the sense of the
Convention, but il did not think proper to
hamper the delegates with instructions upon
this or other subjects.
Much excited debate followed, and the reso-
luton finally passed.
George Williams, member of the Conyen-
ton, was appointed Commissioner to Texas.
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Northern Markets.

NEW YORK, Jan. 3I.-Cotton firm. Flour firm.
u. Lard dull IL at 0lGlol. Whiskey dull at IS
0lls., closing at Is cents. Sugar heavy-Musco-
vado lsM5B Coffee steady at lIfMl3 Turpen
tine firm at s5a@36. Resin steady at 81 27aGSl 80.
Stocks firm. Y. Centrais so: Missouri 6s 6s
BALTIMORE, Jan. 3l.-Flour active at &c decline.
Howard So 81 Ohio held at S5.37 Wheat steady,
Red 81 5000 81 35, White 81 .45@S l65 Corn active
Yellow 6iQIo3, white 70q7l. Provisions active -
Mess pork S2s. Lard 103, Coffee llsWl2s. Whis-
key dull al isMls4.
NORFOLK Jan 3l.-The receipts of Corn for the
week reach l3u, 900 bushels sales day OF 20, OoO
bushels-mixed and yellow 60e. white $50 66c.-
Cotton firm at lee
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BY Goddin Il Appers0n, Auct's.
TRUSTEES sALEOFX VERY yALrABLI

INRlSIEE'S SALE VI Eh1 tALlAoLL
L FARM OF ZOO ACRES, IN NEW KENT CoUN-
TY, ON THE YORK RIVER RAILROAD, FIJI
TEEN MILES BELOW RICHMOND. BY virtue OF
a deed of trust from r. L. Walker, Esq, dated
10th January, 1850, duly recorded in New Kent
County Court on the 9Th February, isoo, shall in
execution thereof, proceed to sell, at publ AUG
ton, on the premises, on FRIDAY. the 18th Feb
ruary, at u O'Clock, Gf fair if not, the next fair
day thereafter, except sunday the very va nabie
FARM located above, now in the occupancy of
said Walker. Ii contains by recent survey, iO9
acres, of which there is ample supply of wood
and timber ION the railroad,) for the use of the
place. The open land lies well. and is suscepti-
Bile OF great Improvement. portion OF II pro
duces tobacco finely. There is now seeded on the
land 20 bushels of wheat, with i've tons OF guano.
The buildings on the place are comfortable. and
sufficient for the accommo datfon Of a large
family. :. Dispatch T" Depot. Gu the York River
Railroad, ia located on the land and po,t-oiiice
thereat, thus aftording unusual facilities for the
transmission of produce. intelligence, and passen
gers 10 and from Richmond daily.
The deed requires "a cash sale but by consent oil
parties the terms will be one-thlrd cash balance
at one aud two years, for bonds bearing interest,
secured by trust deed. The taxes for lStl TO be
paid by the purchaser. As this is really a most
desirable Farm, the particular attention OF the
public is respectfully called to this sale
fe GEO. q. MINOR, Trustee
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Affairs At NnrGnlk.

NORFOLK, Jan. 31.-The u. s. brig Dolphin
is receiving her armament at the Navy Yard.
1t is said she will be moored OFF the L. States
powder magazine at Fort Norfolk.
On Wednesday, an artillery company and n
company of light infantry State troops) went
10 Fort Norfolk. The former practised their
guns on the beach.
The statement in the New York Herald
about the u = magazine at Fort Norfolk hay
ing been made ready to be blown up by the u.
S authorities in case of an attempted seizure,
is without foundation.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
AFdirs in Necktenburg.
CLAsggvILLE, Mecklenburg Co,

NLABRgvILLE, MecIenburg Co, Va,
January Goth, 1851
The canvass for the Convention progresses
slowly on account of the unusually bad
weather. Goode spoke here night or so
since, and, II is said, made an impression -
Darlington thinks the office should not be
sought, and refuses to speechify. Some think
ma, one viii be elected, some the other
Maybe Goodc will get the return. May be
SO aud maybe so not They are both strong
selessi0nlsts, and either will we'll represent
iae county.
paper has just made its appearance here,
s'!ied-~' Letter to the People OF Mecklen
SSarg on Federal Rela tons, by Citizen. -
curiosity is on tiptoe to find out the author
am not certain, but think its paternity is
Haeeabo to Randolph Macon College. The
author writes we'll and wisely. " Safety" he
ssayS, requires the withdrawal of Virginia
RON the Confederation SO say the people
d aecklenburg OccAsIoNAL.
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FUTURE DAYS.


SALE or y yAIIGA,GI6
coUSTY, FOUR MILES FROM MANCHEsfER.-
As in certain deed Of trust ir ss s AT
corded in Chesterfield County Court, shall, In
execution thereof, proceed 70 sell at pubic suc-
ruary. issi at IL o clock NJ. az fair; II not the
hrst fair day thereafter, the valuable farm former
pied by Mr.. Clayton The tract contains 400 acres.
Inc place is SO well known that further descrip-
ti9n Is deemed unnecessary.
TERMS: I'm ough in cash 10 defrav expenses OF
ana 20 erst n9s s q with In
lses-with interest from LIST January lseo-and bal.
snce On such terms Of credit as may be announced
jazz AUGUSTUS BoDEKER. Trustee.
COMMISSIONERS SALE or LOT IN
OF SIDNEY. As Commissioner appointed by .
decree Of the Circuit Court of Henreo. pronounced
mond, Trustee for Ayres. against Reins, i shall
pressed n sell g. pa ~, on the
sunday the following Real Estate, belonging to
John W. Reins, as appears by the Commissioners
books. aud referred to in the plaintiff s bill, viz:
HALF ACRE, adjoining Rich'd Rens, two miles
from Court House.
TERMS. -one-third. CASH balance at 8 and IL
money money sd PAID '' 'S dE6SaE W EASDPa
GopDIS & APPERsaS, Aucts ia 25--tds
GALE OF A DESIRABLE FARM AND
- RESI- ENCE, NEAR RICHMOND, UNDER A
DEED OF TRUST.-ln pursuance of the provi-
sions of a deed of trust, executed 10 the under
signed as Trustees, by Albert A. Morris and Sarah
Ann his wife, dated the lst day of July, lsts, and
Of record in the Clerks 0afce of Henrico County
Court, for the purpose of securing the payment
Of debt therel mention ed due to Loftiu T. Elicit.
we SHALL on WEDNESDAY. the Goth day OF Feb,
1851, commencing at one o'clock p. NJ, proceed to
sell at Pubic auction, on the premises, to the
highest bidder, for cash, a certain piece parcel
Of LAND, in the county of Henrce, on the Meadow
Bridge road, Ton which the said Morris at present
resldes,l containing by survey ythree acres,
two roods and twenysix poles, conveyed to the
said Morris by Isaac A. Goddin aud wife, together
with the buildings and improv ements thereon
The title 10 the property afssssaidis believed to
be unGuostlonable; but acting rs Trustees, We
shall convey nth special warranty only.
should the said Albert A. Morris or his assigns
desire 10 do so he or they have the right to extend
such credit on the balance of the purchase money
The debt of %, 500 due said Elicit, with interest
thereon from the LIST July, 1859, and to direct tn"
amer OF securing such balance as he or they
| IN ~ think proper; bul in case no such credit l.
given bv him hi ASSIGNS. hon the whole pur
chase money must be paid cash.
Should the weather Dc @ttth .ue day Aforesaid
in the opinion of the Trustees, to render it in
proper to proceed with the sale, then the said lie
| will be continued from day to day, Sundays eX
! cepted,) and at the hour above mentioned, unit
| said sale shall be effected
| JN0. L. TATE, lrrrs,a..
| ia 2a-tds BiCK. l.. WINSTON. iiu'''e'
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Erom North Carolina.

RALEIaH, N. c., Jan. 31.-The Legislature,
to day, reelected Hon. Thomas Clingman, u
=. Sena tor.
resolution is now under consideration,
eclaring that i'll case the sectional difficulties
are not speedily reconciled, North Carolina
will 60 with the South.
The Military bill will come mp next.
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Marine Disaster.

HAMPTON ROADS, Jan. 3l.-Irig Amos NJ.
Lawrence, Colson, of Belfast, Me, with Capt.
Hinkley and crew of schr. Matchless, OF New
London which sunk Off the Brazilian coast
on the 9th November, while on her way from
Rio Grande to New York with sugar, arrived
to-day The schooner was a total loss.
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:, The Charleston Courier suggests the God of
,,n '' uary, 1.-THE birthday of George Washing
gu Gu me illustrious Sontherner' = as the ON
se, birthday Of the new Southern Confeder-
~ What Is 10 be.
tn nptie OF the medical journals are much dis
bsh peo about the custom Of lying In bed the
d. Of Hs-ing out Of bed Is, we think, p great
I more TO De guarded against.
il, ne smallpox has been creating some alarm
o. - hehbnrg, Va. There have been twelve
NDses and two deaths.
tss ss Maioeh, author Of "John Halifax .
ma e turned editor, and is 70 supervise q new
A''h'hiy shilling magazine
EN- Congress. = ''s
....irsy i've msn were killed last yssy IN
Nesis IN the tinted Stairs.
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BY Z. Il. Cook, AuctiOneer.

HORSES. MULES. WAGON, B UGGY,
IL &c. AT AUCTION .--Dn SATURDAY, I'd
February, at 10 0 clock. Will sell at the lot on
Council Chamber Hill, several Harness aud sad
die HORSES.
= large MULES, ? to years old, well broke to
single or double harness.
light LUMBER WAGON, in first rate order
Top BUGGY and HARNESS, in very good order
Also
very fine MICH COWS, &C.
ta F. b COOK Aurt
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EArf 1gnstrnp

NORFOLK, Jan. 81 The force at Fort Mon
roe is 800 men, 1t will be reinforced i'll a few
days by 200 men from Governors Island, New
York.
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By Hector Davis, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE or DiNiNG-R0oM

shtS - SaLE VT
l. SERVANT u uder a deed of trust from john
lsd0 and recorded in the Clerks Office Of the
county Court Of Henrico, and Hastings Court o.
the city Of Richmond, at the request of the bene-
hciary In sa id deed, Will be sold, at my auction
house, IN the city of Richmond, ca MONDAY, the
4th day Of February, ut IL o'clock one likely B.
GRO MAN, W no is said to be hrot-rate DIN ING
ROOM SERVANT.
BY order OF the Trustee
f. st HECTOR DAVIS. Aucf'r.1
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sPucTAI NOTICES.

DN-Dr. wissar.s Balsam or Wild Cherry
may be we'll called wonder OF medical sci
enee - II cures Coughs and Colds insfanferi IL
soothes the irrtated parts 1t heals the infamma-
ton and even Consumption itself yields to its
sold by ApfE \ GRAY. PURCELL. LADD &
other dealers in medicines. ia 3o--2tW&S
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Missouri LEGISLATURE.

ST.. LOUIS, Jan 31.-The House reconsdered
the Sena te's resolutions for the appointment of
Commissioners to Washington, and again ia
bied them.
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The Tennessee Commissioners.

NASHVILLE, Jan. 31.-The Commissioners
appoint ted by the Legislature are TO go to
Washington, instead of Alabama, as recon-
mended by the Governor.
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PERSONAL.

HEREBY FOREWARN all persons from
| crediting my son, JOHN MESCO, on my account,
as will not be responsible for any OF his trans
actions. MARNAREl MESCO.
Richmoud January 81. 1861. ia 3l-3t*
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New York Tobacco Sale.

New York, Jan. 30.-The tobacco sale to-
day was spirited-all on the catalogue being
disposed of. go hhds of Kentucky tobacco
We're sold at A. IL cents.
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shin News.

New York, Jan. 30.-The ship Virginia
Dare from Richmond for Liverpool, put into
Bermuda leaky. No date given.
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nRY GOODS. SHOES, CLOTHING, ke..
LAT AUCTlON.-On FRIDAY. LIST day q Feb.
rnary at 10 o clock at my store. will sell lot
Of INV Goods. Clothing, Shoes, &c.
TEixs-Cash. fla 3fj r.. CACTHoRN. Auct:
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CENrRaL HOTEL, MRNTTURE. OMNI.
BY Jas. vi. Taylor Il Son, Auct's.
nEREMPToRY AUCTION SALE OF

DEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE OF A
/ MARKET GARDEN, IN HENRICO COUNTY,
ADJOINING FAIRFIELD RACE COURSE
We will sell, upon the premises, on MONDAY,
the nth day of February, commencing at o'clk
p NJ. tract of land. in Henrico county, adjoin-
ing Fairfield Race Course containing one and
three quarter acres, more or less. The improve
ments Thereon are comfortable, small dwelling,
kitchen, and other out buildings.
TERMS .-One-third cash: the balance at and
T. months, for negotiable notes, with interest
added, and secured BY trust deed.
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR SON, Asaces:
p S.-The above property will be sold at the
risk and cost OF the former purchaser he having
failed to comply with the terms'of sale. ja 81
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DIRE INSURANCE.
incorporated 1922 -
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE 1NSUR-
ANCE COMPANY.

IL 4
incorporated 1927
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE lNSUR-
ANCE COMPANY.
re- Office No. 13l Main Street, Richmond. -SH
CAPITAL and SURPLUS, S230.0OO.
This Company has the advantage OF f,cenfy- 'et'en
years experience in the Insurance business, and
having enjoyed the favor of the public during all
of that period, needs no special recommendation
to the citizens of Virginia.
1t effects Fire Insurance in city and country ana
Marine Insurance to all parts of the world
Its cash capital and surplus are as above, and its
affairs are managed prudently, but Literally, and
its rates are as low those Of any other good in
stitutiOn. DIRECTORS. c
w. .Cowardin, J: Z. Wadsworth, patriGk Cullen,
Joseph Allen, VIM Beers, Geo W. Smith,
Horace L. Kent Thos Samson, Il. l.. Winston,
VIM Palmer, Chas. w Purcell, Jno; n Gordon,
Alex r Parker, Jos. p. Winston, Arch. Thomas.
Jas A. Inloes, Fl. A. Claiborne,
Apply to the President Secretary, in person
by letter w. L. CoWARDiN, president.
WIN. WILLIS, JR., Secretary Je s-ts
As AGENT of several first class FIRE N
"A SURANCE COMPANIES, the undersigned is
SHoRT-TERM Policies
to protect increased stocks of goods during the
coming season.
MERCHANTS desiring additional insurance are
solicited to call on J. H. MONTAGUE,
sel-3tawts Merchants insurance 20.
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DESCRIPTIONS, &c.

NEW CONCERN.-Having purchased of d.
~ J. SAUNDERS his interest in the STOCK,
FIXTURES, &c, of j. f. SAUNDERS x CO., we
will continue the business at the old stand lately
occupied by them under the firm and style of
SAUNDERS LOVING, where will always be
found weli-seiected stock OF GROCERIES,
Liquors. &c, which will be sold at the lowest
prices for cash, or to punctual customers on time,
and TO which invite the attention of the pa
irons of the late concern of SAUNDERS x Co,
and the public general y-hoping, by strict at
tention to business, to give satisfaction to all who
may favor with call. -.-
JOHN F. SAUNDERS
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,.' hcckf ARrisr.-Clark Mills, the sculptor,
s5sd a'' - recent marriage, secures a fortune OF
49,. Mrs. Mills is the widow of the late
81 az howell, OF Baltimore who left fortune
bnsso",VDo, chiefly acquired in the dry goods
business III New Orleans
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The Alleged Conspiracy" 10 Seize the
Capitol.

WASHINGTON Jan. 31.-The Select Commit
tee of Five have examined about twelve wit
nesses as to the alleged conspiracy TO seize the
Federal Capitol Nothing convincing has
been elected Gen. Scott WAS before them
more than two hours to-day. He said there
was abundant evidence, TO his mind, 10 justify
him in making military preparations, though
il was not of the strongest character. There
is certainly nothing to show that an organiza-
ton for that purpose exists in the District of
Columbia.
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ao'Isttks At FAIaHAyEs, CosS.--The oyster
any, z5l 40 tin cans, and 44s' s32 wooden kegs
~ ~ oysters. They sell 1,0o0, 900 bushels In
49, .s smell and 100000 gallons opened, every
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By Dickinson, Hill & Co., Auct'rs.

TTKUNIEE'S sALE UF NINE LIN III
cord in the Clerks Office of Henrico County
Court, executed on the 18th day of January, 1850
by cambridge Ball, for a certain purpose therein
mentioned, having been requested by the bene-
fciary therein, / Shall proceed to sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder for cash at the Of
hce of Dickinson Hill Il Co, on SATURDAY, the
2d day of February, at 10 o'clock, nine likely
SLANES-named BILLY, DANi, BEN, BOB,
ELIZA and one child, ADELINE and her two chill
dren, or so many thereof as shall be necessary to
execute the provisions of said deed.
ID. BAKER, JB., Trustee.
Sale by DICKINSON, HILL CO., Auct'rs.
in
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-01

EREXT REDUCTION In PRlCES.-Ths
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