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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-02
The Patriotic Women of the south.

WgLLIRsBURd, VA Oct. %, 1851.
Eds. Dispatch: With becoming feelings of
pride and pleasure do I behold the solicitude
being manifested everywhere In the State and
in the Sonth, by the fair mothers and daugh-
tiers OF the land in behalf of our brave self
sacrificing soldiers. Indeed, what race Of
beings. however degraded and mean would
suffer their arms TO refuse L, WELD the sword
or their efforts 70 w in defence OF princi pies
so universally espoused by the fair Sex
Well might ws say, let shame rset Ipon those
forever who entertain the futile and absurd
idea of ouT sublugation. History, RS well as
experience, hath taught that when he efforts
and genial influence of woman have been
placed upon the altar in defence of a cause no
such word as :. defeat" entered the category
OF it's policies. Notwithstanding the gifted
Byron, in one Of his Eighty efusiens, pennei
the lines, ito his everlasting discredis,)
Woman, ,yper isnes might have taught,
That,hy frmest prom sss are naught.r+
Bright and lasting nlemsntoes OF their con-
stancy and devotion To q cause, when once
enlisted, stand in prominent features upon
the records OF every land from which dark
ness has bean chased. In tna glofious DAYS
OF ehigalry, when brighten honor epaIl.
ietted many q gallant knight, the shrine OF
woman's smiles was the pole to which all
needles trrned. In the memorable days of
'76, when the patriot eaaEe seemed hopeless
enc, and the Provincial army At Cambridge
WAS dwindnng away daily, Ronan oshsrs
and maidens fair, with encouragamens and
apple baton planted spoke in that nigh w
wheel which contributed no little 10 the glo-
rious termination OF that bitter strife. No
less glorious were their efforts during the
eyentfui days of IL and rs. And now, when
u war upon u scale the most maxnitndinous
known 10 history 1nantles as In its folds,
woman, with her characteristic devotion. Is
Your paper, K~ssrs. Editors, more than all
others, has welded q powerful influence in
making lhe patriotic efforts ~ the ladies Of
the Old Doninion universal ard harmonious,
In Nv lat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-02

On Ftidsy morning, fha 1ss instant, MARION
DOUGLASS, yoongess 6hild Of John and Louisa
TalmAn aged tnonthe md "a days.
The friends ~ The family are requested to attend
her fnnersl nom the rsndencs OF bsr parents on
sth s.-esf ncrth af Jaekson, this Saturday. afssr
noon. ~ 81 O'Clock.
On Friday. the Ist inst LAURENCE, san Of
Laura r. Hon. bert Jebns.on aged ysar
Tbs frssnds OF the family are invited to attend
he furefal at o'clock H. to day, from tbs resi.
dsnee Of Charles Bates. Esq., on Clay street. two
ao0rs ve5. Of 5tn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-02

Stofmy.--An experienced mariner, east
ing his weather eye to the windward. would
have feretoid Yesterday morning the storm that
set mat night. Appearances at dark indicated
a regular Northeastern, and nobody would find
fault If the wind blew great guns, so il drove q.
considerable portion OF the Federal feet upon
some dangerous point on the coast. 1t NAV be
wicked 10 say 80, but We devoutly wish every
mothers son on board every ship was at the
bottom of the sea. 1t We're better for them
aud for IA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-02

Caught IN the Af.--At Il late hour on
Thursday night, a wateh Imam Jaw an individ-
ual named VIM. j. Brown in the ACT of assist
ing Edward Sullivan, a bad boy over the rear
wall Of fashionable establishment on Cary
street, and suspecting that robbery was the oi,-
ject, took them both in custody. The Mayor,
yesterday, committed them to Jail rs suspicious
characters
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-02

Rec. DR.. McCa6e. In noticing Rev. DR.,
McCsbes appointment as Chaplain TO this post
ON Yesterday, we omitted to say that he had
been transferred from the 32d Regiment Va,
Volunteers, stationed ON the peninsula, where
he has been doing service ever since June last.
DIR Nccahe was commissioned by the Gov.
ernor Of Virginia, aud subsequently by the
Confederate Government.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-02

c. S. District Courk--No business Of i'm.
poriancs was transacted In this Court yaster.
day. an order wac made that the next SEES.
sion Of the Court commence on Tuesday. the
18th inss when, 1t il understood. the question
Of the constihaionalits of the seouesrraf;on
.aw viii be argued fowhatan Roberts ycs.
tes.tay qualified TO practice as an attorney.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-02

To Ist Lieatelant DAVIS TOoTHMAs, md thirty
ard rtciaiiV:
FKLLvw-&3fl IzESs:--Your generous call upon
me- to announce myself candidate for Con
gres from the 10Th Congressional District
has been received, ard rs you will soc from
the annexed card, which I beg you 10 accept
as g reply TO your kind letter, your demand
has been anticipated by my announcement in
the Richmond papers or the 3oth OF Octo-
Der.
L can but feel truly grateful fer this evil
deuce Of continued confidence by many Of
ny fellowcitizens, and ID promise by every
effort o. mine candidate, and as a repre-
sentative II chosen, 10 continue worthy of
the honor done me. Z. AIDwELL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-02

" AT A SPECIAL MEETING OF TUe
~ Third Company Richmond Howitzars. the
following resolutions wa'c unanimously adopted /:
Haersas 1t has pleased Aht lightly Providence, in
His dispessatiens, 70 ie,n,yc from our midst Capts
R,.B.RT G. STANARD, Of tho Jfi-d connanv
Howitzcr Hat'a ion: Therefore be II :
/. Reso!red, That in lin we inse friend who.
by his aniiabiiity Of character aud bearing as an
oiiicsr had won the respee. and love OF those with
whorn he was connected
z Rtseteet, . hat In this boar of ssicsion wa
tender bis hareaved WIFE and farclly eur daepes,
FynipathIss
. Aesstssd, That the above resolutions be pcl,-
lished ia the Richmond Daily Disaascl, and q copy
be transmitted 70 the faaiiy Of the dee-axed
LikuE EDGArsF. MoSELEY, Chnlr.
WIN. l.. WHITE. See'y. ssFsz noI--l.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-02

lraai of Bsraard-No progress was made
M. - .h's trial yesterday, sing 10 the indispns
. e'u oI Mr. James Lyons, one OF the counsel
.ol Ine prlsonsr. The Court adjourned over
- ~. i. incoming, the jury usanwhile Remaining
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-EIyE uoI.LARs RE

DA N A w A Y FIVE DOLLARS RE
h w a X D.-Rauawsy from the subscriber
agent for the Clover Hill r. H. Co., st III r cosi-
yard at Port " aiths.l d negro nsD named DAVY;
about six feet high; q years DID, dark complexion;
thick lips has Eeen hired in Ri, hnond for several
years, and last year to Mr.. Saml 81. BaiIy, tohsc-
conist, asc-ewInaD and is probably hing about
the city, or Manchester, where hs hss eatous at
Mr. J. Hobb, The above reward wiz be given
fer his apprehension ard delivery TO Mr. l. ). Wool
dri6ee, If caught IN Richmond or Manchester o. to
myself Il tsken up In the eo"atgy eecurt 50
that get him. THUS. BASS, goat
Port Waithal Oct. 81, Is;i no2-3tA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-02

TEUUSE AND LOT IN THE TOWN OF
LIBERTY FOR RENT - with to rent
10 = good tenant. tue HOUSE and LOT In the
town OF Liberty. ned and occupied by the late
III Thos. hi. Page previous TO his death. The
house has Elk ROOMS, well finished, besides two
unnished reoms. There is Ga the lot g good ki,et
en-, with two rooms aud stable for three horses-
Also, good yard and excellent garden. IL would
be good and cheap Residence for some family
who has had to leave their home Ia Eastern Vlre.
mia. For terms. &C, apply TO Or. X. A Glenn Of
Ia liberty. or 10 the subscriber, Subjects Tavern
Powhatan county, Va.
no 2--iaw4xyk J. M >sUBLETr Eyec'r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-02

MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT. The Knoxville
TENN Register Of the Goth ult., has the fol-
lowing notice of a fatal accident which &C.
Cured recently at Gum beiland Gap:
N. p. Jackson accidentally shot himself
through the heart n few nights since. MI.
Jackson, who was aching as Assistant q uar-
termaster at Cumberland Ford, had gone to
bed with a pistol upon his person, which, BY
some unexplained accident, during the nigh /,
became discharged, the ball piercing his heart
and producing instant death. The deceased
was q lawyer by profession and resided at
Jonesboro', WasEington@ county, young
man of much promise and ability.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-02
COL. jim JACKSON SCALED.
TIE Louisville (Bowling Green} Cogria

Of the 29th Oct, has the following
We are informed thai this traitor ana rene
gade TO his STATE and section, who was bough /
oy Lincoln gold and & Lincoln appoi tment
made narrow escape from death a few
days sirc". As we heard the story, lie had
very rudeiy and co,rsely treated one of his
men while on drill, whe, iueensed at the
treatment, leveiled his gan at Jackson and
pulled trigger. The minnie bail grazed his
forehead, tearing his hair out, and prSt w
well scaipiug him, but Got.seriously iuj uring
nim He will not come Uf so easily when
orr bows get after him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-02
The Conftderats Mescs saws;

A gentleman from the neigh borhood of Col
Oscar Turner. of Ballard county, infor ms us
that q few days since troop of 200 Federal
cavalry visited the residence of Col y. Tur-
ner, and despoiIed him of all his stock Of
horses and mules. The Colonel was not ~
home, or he would doubtless now be tasting
the sweets OF imprisonment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-02

B CoMPARATIyE STATEMENT of the inspec-
tons of Tobacco, at the different Warehouses In
the city of sicbm md, from tie lat October, 1860
10 the lst November; 1861 and from the l.t Octc-
Ger, 1861 TO the lst November, 1857:
lst Eov., 1850. list Nov, 1851
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-02

NOR RENT-The
) 7 O h L
Recently occupied by Mr. II. w. Ty Ter a whole
sale and retail grocery, near the 81 Charles Hotel
on Main Sta desirable location for business. APP
ply TO
no 2-G E. u. EACEG. i4th street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-02
I'D RENT.

EOR EENT-The STORE snd CELLAR,
II corner 5h and Isrshsli streets, az prescut oc
cupiei by the sfhscT ber feed store. IL IN IN
excellent stand for almost any business. 1t being
nesr the New Market aud thoroughfa-e rom
Broad street 10 Navy Hin
ALSo-For sale ABOUT 100 bushes RYE aud the
STORE FIXTURES. Apply 10
TO 9-3r< THOS L. HUNDLEY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-02
A FLAG OF rRrcg rERouaHA1Ap,

The Columbus (ky. J CeRtedeya,e Mars, of the
eth October, says that skiH with the white
flag afioat, came TO our wharf to-day from
Cairo, having on board a female, who was es-
cor,ed TO headquarters of the commar dant at
this post. What occurred between the lady
and the gallant General has not transpired,
nor do we suppose il will.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-02
SHOOTING ARRAY.
The Louisville Journal saws:

There was shooting ARRAY ia the streets
Of Lebanon yesterday between Provost Mar
shall Neville and deputy named Wright
Each fred several shots, but both esea ped uu.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-02

Mr.. James Ivy was KILLED in Gainesville
county, Ga, on the 9Th UT, by the occidental
discharge of his gun.
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~ ANs'S.

Y1Y A \ T L D-A MAN To ill orders for
w regiment. Must come well recommended.
Also, MAN who 1ndefs stand diving hJtses, and
Is willicg 20 make himself useful la cs.,ap.
ALSO-A wnite o. colored
ii 4 ",
TO cook for 6 iness. Address "W. W. W" Dis
patch office. 10 2--3.%
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-02

From the Louis J 4 ,Tos-aai, of the 22d ult.
We Clip the follow 4Ag:
Deputy T.. S. Marshal J W. Neville started
from Lebanon yvsterday for this cilv wi ID two
prisoners who had been arrested OF 81 Dposi-
t'or OF being Of the SeeessionistS who pill
iaged Albany, Lincoln county. When near
pile city, one OF them named j. II. Burnett,
jumped from the train and made for the
woods about oaklaudS the Marshal IN full
pursuit, and discharging two shots al him. -
Favored by the approaching darkness the
prisoner eontriyed 10 make his esca pc. while
me other one was lodged safely ia jail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-02

$50 ssss - Sf@7Ses ssAsts
aws ssssAA .Ask7 sEs ~ II 5akA@ 4 ~
Nus4e8 4ffg &4s s sssssk ssss sasAa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-02
By GoDDI0 & APPERsoT. ae,tion~T'

TWO VALUABLE Back TENkMkssia,ts
ON MAYO STREET, UPPUSli. iaT
JEWISH SYNAGOGUE, FOR SAIL ..
4 u T. I L u N will bs sold "a anciie1' 90 y, q
premises, on TUESDAY, The 5lh agYeDstf ~
~ 4 o'clock p. 81, these two valuable brFS - p.
EMENTs, located Is above, formerly oSns' =,
occupied by John THOMPSON, Esd 's-9 =
amongst he best buii; tensuien,i '
the city. -
TsRHs.--0ne fourth cash hal.t
II months, for negotiable zoe ass'@
cured by trust deed or tltie
DC 80 G0DDEN K App. 'S9
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-02

Al the same time viii be offered he KGY Of 81
store, the reri Of v hioA is very .o0.
The Subscriber lee,s confident in saying tts a
quality and variety, bis stock iE tbe very les :
every respect ever offered as auct.ua in this att
d'ERks. --Cash, positively on delivery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-02

KENTUCKY, Oct. 3l>t.--The Southern Con-
vention adjourned. Resolutions prociairniug
resistance to Federal and State Governments
ackee, Breckinridge, Marshall, Duncan
Preston, Bruce, Ewing, Hodge, Thompson.
and johnson appointed to carry out the reso-
lutions OF the Provisional Government es-
tabiished, and 10 go into effect on the 18th OF
Maven her
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-02

"a ay7zE n "a sa2ss - q HE =
= 80 81 80 Ill - sa 81 q I
I'll asss
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s. .assss - Il ii Asas Il sssss y ssss i
Hs u ~ ezas ~ 80 II ss 80
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at A sprCrAL MErTINa or -,

Liberty. Bedford co., Va. Nov. i. 1861.
IF Republican plesse copy. no 2-it'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-11
THE CITY.


THE FREEcH TELEaRAPHIc CoNsIssIoEERs.
The arrival to this country Of two Com
nlissioners appointed by the French Govern
ment to examine the American system Of
telegraphy, was announced some days since
in the New York papers. These gentlemen,
Messieurs. Aiihaud and Grammacini reach
ed this city, the limit Of their visit west
ward, on Tuesday last, and have been Occu-
pied since, inthoroughly in examining the de-
tails Of the office and the working Of the
lines. sa
. In france, the telegraph is under thacon-
troll and direction Of Government and is
managed by state officers who are appointed
by the Emperor. N. 7Ailhaud occupies the
position of ''Directeur -divisionaire des Lig-
mes Telegraphigue, - and N. Grammacini
comes out as assistant, and also being famil-
iar with English, acts as interpreter. Both
are thoroughly scientific men and are per-
fectly acquainted with the theory and Prae-
tice of telegraphing. We are glad that
they included the Cleveland office in their
list, inssmueh as it IS one Of the best con-
Quoted and most extensive in America, if
not in the world. There is reason for think
ing that Cleveland may have the credit of
affording some new and valuable ideas to the
Commissioners, both in practical and the
oretical way. There is a considerable differ
ence between the system msde use Of in our
own and in other eOuntries, and the result Of
this visit may be 70 determine which is the
best mode. We have considerable advan-
tage so far as the rapidity of transmitting
messages is cOncerned, but on the other hand
our friends across the water are more correct.
While our companies send thousand or
twelve hundred messages with four or five
errors, they seud four or five hundred mes
sages with no errors, Perhaps this faetmay
be slight index Of the comparative differ
ence Of the American and European charac-
ter. ..ss1
Messieurs Ailhsud and Grammaeini leave
the city this morning for New York.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-11

Tar PlRK.-Fhe grass has sprung up
with new life since the rain Of Tuesday, and
the little that remains in the Park is not an
exception. This little, however, is contain
cd on about one quarter Of the whole area ;
the remainder being as bare as desert, and
not unlike the head Of man prematurely
bald. Probably the new Council viii take
some steps to improve the appearance Of
this, the most beautiful part Of the city
And one other thing, equally necessary, is q
proper disposition Of The water which now,
whenever rains, flows across the walks in
the vicinity Of the fountain, in sueh guam
titles that it is next to impossible TO pass.
that Wsy verbum sap.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-11

Messieurs Ailhsud and Grammseini leave
the city this morning for New York.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-11

grngsrue CIV shlylsElbsF8 One shiifinT Se
A0ILllSJ hiail slbsoribsEs Fivs Dollars per
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-11

Mas. MoALPIN AT OHAPEN's HALLs-This
lady, on Sunday last, was greeted with .
fine audience. Her subject in the afternoon,
-"Virtue, was we'll treated. She defined
it 70 be ''s living up to ones highest aspira-
tiOn, and said also that the idea Of it differ
ed vastly in different minds that what one
might regard virtuOus act, another would
pronounce vicious. Her evening lecture on
'Iiberty," i" was stirring and patriotic, revi-
wing revolutionary scenes, and reminding
US that the stuff going to make up the. true
statesman of those times was quite different
from that nowadays, unfortunately anima-
ting the breasts of our political characters,
who think far more of office and pelf than
the veal of their country. .- .t -a
Mrs. McAlpin speaks again Sunday after
noon and evening, at Chapin's Hall.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-11

FIRE.-Last evening, about o'clock, fire
broke out between two small frame buildings
next to Roses Pork House, on Ontario street.
One was occupied by J. Ranney, dealer in
boots and shoes, and the other by s. New
mark, hide dealer. Mr.. Ranney succeed
ed in moving his entiie stock uninjured.
and Mr.. Newmark's loss is small. Both
were insured. The buildings were owned
by S. ]. Andrews, and we were unable to
ascertain whether they were insured or not.
Some members of one of the fire cOmPa-
nies amused themselves, to the detriment Of
Passsrs with throwing water upon the side
walk, which could just as well have been
disposed of by means of the gutter.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-11

THE PRESIDENT oF THE BOARD OF EDUcA-
T1oN.-At the last meeting of the Board of
Education Hon. Harvey Rice was chosen as
President of that body. No choice could
have been more appropriate. Mr.. Rice was
a member Of the State Senate when theneW
Constitution was formed in 1928, and was
Chairman of the Committee on Schools and
School laws, and in this capacity reported
the present school law, which was passed
without amendment. He devoted his entire
time during the session to drafting this
law and the result was one of the most
perfect of any in the United States, if not
the most perfect. Mr.. Rice viii be an in
valuable member of the Board and the city
has reasOnt to congratulate itself on his cleo
ton to the position of its presiding officer.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-11

NEW ADVERTIsRAIKNTs.
II7Ontario stroet-Ahcpa ofait Composition.
John Carlisle-Commission Merchant.
John Carlisle-BaltIm 4 Ohio Railroad.
Rettberg & HausmaRn- Shaker HOOda.
N. H. solomonsoh-O OptieiGn.
o. Cutter son-AuetioH.
Il. W Jonss-Deliciou Butisr.. ti1 .Ltl
H. W. .Jones-Hamburgh Cheese.
Christine Hegs-Lesal Notice.
Wm. Robissn-To whom e may Concern.
CLARK, Gardner a Co-OOmnission Merchants.
Clark, Gardner & -Buek-Wheas Flour.
CLARK, Gardner Co-Timothy Seed.
Clara, Gardner a Co-FlOur.
Mis-. MeAlpin-Eoeal Notice.
Miss o. O0Vls-Loeal Notice.
Hawks Bro-Papors-LOcal Notice.
f. Grisselle--Business Notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-11

@7 Fifty bprrslS, Mess Pork, 80 barrels
Dried Apples, s5 boxes Hamburgh Cheese,
100 barrels Salt Greek Mills Xxx. Flour,
Carbon OIL at 50 cents, and Lnbricsting Oil
at 25 cents per gallon.
I GEo. SPRAeUz, oviatt's Exchange.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-11

CoMmssIoN BUsIzEss.-It is hardly neces-
sary To speak favOfably Of business house
so well known IS. that Of John Carlisle, but
were It 50, we shouid cordially recommend
it as deserving the highest confdsnes from
all who have occasion 70 make use Of such
services, As 8 merchant Of experience anu
Judgment, Mr.. Carlisle has no SuPeyior.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-11

- The Orange St. Ladies Mite Society
will meet this evening at Mr.. George Bark
willis, corner OF scOvilIs and Perry streets
It is expected that the serenading company
will be present with other attractions. Ali
friends will be cordially received.
Miss C. CowLE, President
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-11

@- London Art Journal, Cornhill Mag
azine, Temple Bar. London News, Times,
Punch, and Dispatch, by the Persia; Lit
tells Living Age, Harper's Weekly, Wilkes
Spirit, Vanity Fair, Banner of Light, &c,
for this week, at Hawks & Bros. a u
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-11

ROUsE & JENNINGS, 10 .lo3
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE AGENTS
No. 211 Superior St, up ssaas
MARBLE BLOCK.
FOR SAFE or BX0RANGE.

A handsome Country Residence, in sanduskT, one
and half miles from the Railroad depot A larfs1
handsome and we'll furnished Stone house Barnsf
and IS acres landi with q great vnriety OF choice
Fruit; 10 exchange for improved property IN this
City. .reirrfif1-fE n ~asar.sr .raa
Farm Of l3l acres, on Plank Road, y NIL from
0tyf large two story Brick House, good elrns, Or
chsrd; soil sandy loan and muck-a superior I'm
VIII tahs pay halfiH house and lew acres u1gri
the city; balance on time
Farm OfIu0 acres, nine miles from City House,
Barn, Orchard. and we'll Eatered.
Brighton village H0use and four acres land with
Barn and Fruit.
scoTille Avenue-large two-sfory house and large
lot. barn. &C. Exchabge for land IN part balance
on long time,
Brick Tavern stand and 2Qlz acres, on one Of the
principal plank roads, y ucs rom the CRY iafed-
and eonyenient house and exec lien land lzehalgq
One hundred and sixty acres land in Le4enen C9s1
Mich. $500 per acre
Yarn of64 acres, on Plank Road. miles east Of
the CitYsl 0nse. Barns Orchard, Sc. kzche1ge ior
House and Lot, say to amount Of $500
GrBanwood Efreat-HouEe aud Lot itfll3l ie9li
House we'll finished and Convenient with barn,
Exchange for farm -ila
City ofSt Anthony, MINI Two vacant lots, cen--
trally located 10 exchange for house ana lot "a
Pai7n Of 100 acres, miles from the CITY, WitHi
House, Barn and Orchard To exchange fgr land In
western part OF this State g
Kfnsuian street-Iwo-story .House and LOT. 70 eLr
change for farm and a icw acres near the City.
Greenwood street-TWo-stery House ana lot 4o
exchange for Farm.