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bent In number Of towns the greatest indifference as
the result is manifested. Persons who have voted
regularly for the last fifteen years refused to go
the polls In some places the aborers declined to
vote unless they could be paid half days wages for
loss OF time
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GEORGIA STATE CONVENTION.


The state War Debt Repudiated.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 8, 1906.
The following despatch has been received by President
Johnson
MnLEDcEvnLE, Ga, Nov. 7, 1865.
His Exceency AsnREw Joursos President Of the United
States =
The Convention has rcpudIated the debt by vote
OF one hundred and thirty three 10 one hundred and
seventeen. J. JOHNSON, Provisional Governor
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Detroit city Election.

DETROIT, Nov. 8 1855.
An election for city officers took place yesterday M
J. Ms democrat for Mayor s elected by 900 majority
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THE ELECTION IN OTHER STATES.


Illinois.
CmcAco, Nov. 8, 1906
The county elections in this State yesterday resulted
far heard FROM with few exceptions in the
Of the republican candidates The republican majority
in this county approSimates 5000
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Kings County.

VOTE FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.
The following is the full for Secretary State in
Brooklyn and the towns OF Kings county, with The
ception Of tho Sixth district 81 the Thirteenth ward the
figures of which are still missing
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To'aI. Observation-Disclosures 3I9 IS,SIS
Democratic majority 400
VOTE ron MAYOR or nnooKLYx.

The Second district OF tho Tenth ward had not boon
counted yesterday afternoon and the OF the Second
district OF the Twentieth ward IL still missing Mr.
Boths majority Is 1851 independent OF those districts
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NE w JERSE
One More state 20 Ratify the Constitu-
tionaI Anne ndment Abolishing Slavery.

The following tho latest returns
TRESroS, NJ j., Nov 8, 1866,
Wards majority in the State will not vary much from
1000 20 2, 500
The next Legislature win stand ne ws:--UnoD
majority In the Senate, one; Assembly, sixteen
THE LEGISLATURE.
According TO the above the next Legislature, which
will consist OF twent Senators aud sixty Assembly
men, win he ~ follows
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sENAToRs ELECTED.

hepuDhcans 90
bemocFats '''t''' "
repuDncan MAJORITY sss's''''t 1880
Republican majority on JOINT ballot ,...s....s'.' W
The Fifth and Thirteenth Assembly districts OF this
piiy claimed evening by the republicans; but
The returns received by the HERALD do not show that
result should the canvass show that republican candi
dates have been elected those districts then tho reb
ican majority will be forty-six in the House,
wEsroHEsTER COUNTY.
John y Bates Is elected District Attorney by about
1000 majority oyrP I. Mcclellan, the presen, ipspp
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Bernard Gum, rlsh laborer, forty six of age,
living at No 90 Willett street, arrested by officer
Kenay on the charge Of attempting to vote Illegally at
the Third poll district of the Thirteenth ward. Justice
Mansfield committed Gum for trial in default Of $500
bail.
Frank McNif mason taken into custody by
officer Zoger, Of the Eighteenth precinct charged with
attempting to vote in violation OF law at tho Twelfth pol
district Of the Eighteenth ward He gave the Of
John Mof and claimed 10 live at No. 2S2 First
McNf, alias Modit, committed to prison for exami
nation.
Michael Kenny an Irish laborer was arrested by OIL
Pofer and Forbes Of the Twelfth precinct the
charge Of registering his and voting ilogally he
being resident Of the district In which he regis
tered
Officer Lounsdaie of the Fifteenth precinct arrested
Lawrence Riley, young man twenty two years OF age,
the charge Of attempt ing vote Illegally at of
The roll districts OF the Fifteenth ward II subsequently
appearing that Reilly dcscrter from the army, he
Department OF the East
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STATE ACTION.

STATE ACTION.
The Legislatures Of twentyfo States have adopted
the amendment while three lone Of which New Jer
ssy) have rejected It, As will be by the following
reorganization table IL Ia necessary to obtain the votes OF
four more State Legislatures favor OF the amendment
In rdar 10 a.oi
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be duly convicted shall exist within the United States
or any place subject to their jurisdiction.
SEC Congress shall have power 10 enforce this ar
tcle by appropriate legislation.
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M n PROMOTED.

had talk with General winder, and told him had
served about as long could as pryate so after.
wards wac sent epl al tho battle Of Fair Oaks 70 aGi ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-17

b. slra sa1 aS4- - -7gA9se5s sAHsH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-17

How Salt FIsH SHorLD Bs FREsHESED-
Mony persons who are in the habit of freshen-
ing macllerel or other salt fish never dream
that there is right and wrong way to de- It.
Any person who has seen the process going on
at the salt works, knows that the salt falls TO
the bottom Just so it is in the pan where
your mackerel or whte-fsh lies soaking, and
as it lays with the skin side down, the salt will
fall to the skin, and there remain; when, if
placed with the flesh side down, the salt falls
to the bottom of the pan, and the flesh comes
out freshened AS it should be. In the other
case it is nearly as salt as when put in. If
you do not believe this, test the matter for
yourselves
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-17

SoxE scoundrels broke forcibly into st, Al
bans tEpiscopal1 Chapel, on Forty Seventh
street , near LsxgOn AYE! Avenue New York, at
mitted depredations for which any sufficient
motive fails as yet TO appear. Z It is evident
that destruction, not plumber, was the object,
Tor while nothing was taken away, the super
frontal altar was shamefulIy defaced, and the
whole interior Of the church similarly mis-.
treated. The yestments Of Mr.. Morell, the
rector and those of his assistants, consisting
of sorplices, gowns, &c, were destroyed by
being cut into pieces The only cause which
suggests itself for this sacriIege is that the
vestry services of this chapel have been con-
Quoted in such manner as to give much Of
fence to many members Of the Episcopal
Church, beng thought to border closely upon
Roman Catholicism.
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THE GATElNTY!


SCIENTIFIC MusfC.AAlex. attended church
.s;s I 1;3sss "a tsa Hses
the difference between. scientific singing ant
that which Ne was accustomed to ID the back
woods. He brought me specimen of tht
style, which hegcoplssds frem The ovignali N
waw -kaw, swsw daw aw raw,
Thaw saw thaw law aw waw
II Waw-ksw taw thaw-rsw vaw yaw Draw
Aw thaw traw-jsw saw avs. ot Ha
Which, rendered into English, reads as fol
lows
Welcome sweet day of rest, 81 ~ ,ffi2
That saw the Lord arise;
Welcome, TO this reviving breast
= Aud those rejoicing eyes
Alex says that in the country they sre
green enough TO think II necessary for good
singing that the words Of the hymn should
be sung, How very 'vardant l-NashpiIl<
Onion. q ls @%s. - 'i' S'4'e's5
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-17

YNHIS Institution is situated in the most
Il pleasant and healthy part of the city Of Keokuk
Iowa, and Is well arranged respect to the
comfort of inyalds.
The following diseases admitted and treated In ths
INSTITUTION
LIST Surgical diseases and all requiring Surgical
operations. 81
ID. diseases Of the Bye and Ear.
Sd. Diseases 81 the Lungs, Throat and Heart
4th. Diseases 81 Women.
Drs. SANFORD l. CURTIS having retired from the
general pfeceo of medicine will give their entire time
and affection to caass Of the kind nnmerafsd
The Depsss neM - Surgery and Diseas.s OF the Rye
and Ear will be under the special charge of DR. SAN
FURD while that Of Diseases Of the Lungs Throat and
Heart and the Diseases of Women will be under tn.
special ehrgs Of pS CuRusst hesgh sif wih sssis,
the other in difficult cases
This enterprise haA bean IN eneeesefn operation more
than year and 1t is believed private Clinic Id the
United States presents larger number Of interesting
Physicians passing through sojournng In onr city
respectfully invited 70 visit the iunsmAry se2ldy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-17

The New York Central, ever liberal to its
injured employees, is said to have offered
good place to Gen. Siocum, who got badly
smashed up at the late election
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-17

Returning our sincere thanks TO the public and
irier ds for the liberal Tsirt bestowed
upon us them that no pains, exptn
whi be spared give perfect snfissrtion 30 ala Nj o
favor with their patronage, and to make estsb
Ii shrn~nt the frsds II the Got. CITY,
Res specially,
ectfo IL n BosTwTcK CO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-17

Every family. IT this season, should ust SpERk'6
WINE in Europe for its edicinaf aud
hcial ralties highly esteemed by eminent physicians
ns>d n Bcycpean and American Hospital and ~
the hrst families In ksrupe and America
A6 TONIC II has NO equal, causing appetite and
building the systrm being ontireIy purA wine Of
valuable grape. AZ A BIURKTFC II imparts .
healthy sction Of the Glands Kidneys sed rnuAry
gans. very beneficial in DoT~y, 0out and Rhnnatie A.
iectoDs SPKEkS WINE IS pure article from The Juice
Of the Port Grnpe possessing medicinal properties
rior to any Other vine in and excelsnt srcis
for all weak and dehtated persons and the aged
Arm Improving the appetite, and beneftipy ladies and
children. Tryu once and yo~ sriff mt ~ d~eircds
lrRs the signature OF ALyRED sFEEs II the
cork OF each hottie
al elass des3ere who alec sell the CASTILLO PORT
BRANDY, oheace old article, imported only by Mr..
epeeY. direct from the valley OF Oporto loct96m
11Trade suppIiad by Wholesale Druggsfp
ADrBy A. 6REkR, at his Vineyard In New Jersey.
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Sa,eer's Port Grape Wisse

pTRE and four years old, for the Comm.
i nfyp Table aud Family Prescribed by Physi.
0reae Remedy IN kidasy Amtctions. kheunIhsisa and
ell Chroaie Dssessss
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LOWEST PRICES,

Rxamine this stock Of the One htes Ftrlar Hesss q
B0sTwICK co, s. Main street
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-11-21
DAN BAKER.

DENsION, BOUNTY and WAR CLAIM AGENCY
Il Pensions procured for Soldiers CT the present
War who disabled by reason Of wounds received
disease contracted while in The Of the United
States and pensions bounty aud arrears oE pay Ob-
gsiued fer widows heiT= OF Il who haze died
beer killed while "a service. B letters 5f Cuiry
promptly answered. and receipt by nail Of state
Of the Of claimant, I viii forward the
oe6sary papers fer their signature Fees in Pension
cases 81 fixed by law Refers lt IONS Isaac Benson.
a G. O,msted, John s Mann, and F. ". KnoE, ESQ
DAN BAKER.
Junes e Calm ! gent. Clule.spOrt. Pa.
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NEW YORK CONNECTI0s,

Leave New York g: 100 P. ". arrive at Er;e3 -
Leave Erie At O5 P. n, arrive at New York r. noon
NO CHANGE 9F CARS BETWEEN ERIE & NEW YORK
ELEGANT SLEEPING CARS on alI Night trains
For Information respecting Passenger business au-
Ply a. Corner OF 30h and Market streets Phladeinhia
AND Ior Freight business OF the Company's Agents
IS. g. Kingston, Jr., Cor. 18th and Market streets.
Philadelphia
}. W. Reynolds Erie
" N Brown, Agent N G. R R Baltimore
d Il HOUSTON, General Freight Art Philada
y. GWINNER, General Ticket A gt Phlais
= TYLER, Gere<a. su7',. Wllliamsro!;
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
II. A. DRAKE. VI. D.,

PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. offers his services to
the citizens Of this place and vicinity and desires
10 inform them that he viii promptly respond TO al
calls for professional services Office on Main street
over c. f Manning JeweIry Store Residence nearly
opposite the Office Of the Fox Il Ross Estate.-l72e
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Marble NARD.

FTNHE subscriber desires t- Intern the Of
i ter that be can supply tLsm with AZ kinds Of
Marble work as cheap aud as coed as II can he had
anv place in the country. MONUMENTS aud TOMB
STONES Of eli kinds furnished on short notice.
COudersporf, teb1S65 y c BREENIE
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A TTORNEYS-AT LAW. H4RElsBCRG, PepH'a-
n Agents for the Collection of Claims against the
United States and state erTEeIr lh Is Pensions
Bounty, Arrears ofPay. .&cAd-es Box 95, harrisburg
MILLER, :. C. 'ALARSEZ
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CoUDERSPoRT HOTEL.

N F. GLASSMIRE, PRoPRTFToR. Corner Of Main
Il. and Second streets. .C9ldegsport Potter CO. Pa.
Livery Stable is also kept ia connection with this
Hotel. Daily Stages 10 aud from the Railroads
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ISAAC BENSON.

A TTORNEV LAW, Coulersport, Pa, viii
n attend TO all business entrusted 10 him wiJE care
aud promptuess. AtenGs Courts Of adjoining couu-
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4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
n Coudersport, Pa. VIII attend the several Courts
In Potter Cameron and Il ckean counties. All bust
rsss entrusted TO his VIII receive prompt atleu
lion. Office on Main street, in residence.
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Il ". KNOX.

a TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW
n CouSersport, Pa, viii attend the Courts in Pot:
ser and the defining counties.
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ID. Il. CENTSTED.

\ TERCHAET-EealeT in Dry Goods, Ready-made
vi Clothing, Crocktry, Groceries, Flour, Feed,
PORK, Provisions &c, Main street. CoU1ersport. Pa
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DEAL ESTATE and INSURANCE AGENT
II Land Bought and Sold, Taxes paid and Titles
Investigated Insurcs property against IRE in the best
companies in the GENTRY. and Persons agans, Ace
dents in the Travellers Insurance Company Of Hart
ford Business transacted preuytIy 3--29
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Potter Journal Job-Onice.

HAVING lately added fne new assortment Of
IL JOB-TYPE u our already large assortment.
we now prepared 20 do all binds OF work cheaply
and with taste and neatness. Orders solicited.
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H. J. OLTSTED.

HARDWARE Merchant, and Dealer in Stoves
L L Tin and Sheet Iron Ware Main street, Couder
sport Penha. Tia and Sheet Iron Ware made 10
order, in good style, OF short notice
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Free and Accepted Ancient York Masons

TULALIA IODGE. No. So. T. a. NJ. Stated
Ia Meetings the 3rd and 4th Vednes nays o. each
month. Hall, in the Sd Story Of the 0lmsted Biock
AW.McALLRSEY. Sec. D.C.LARRABEk, " N
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ARTHUR G. OLMsTED.

4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELLER AT LAW.
n Couds-sport. Pa viii attend to all business en-
lrusted to his care with promptaess and fidelity Ohce
IN the second storey of the Olmsted Block
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COLLINS SHETH.

NTERCH4NT-Gea,eT il Dry Coos. Groceries.
VI Provisions, Hardware, Queensware, Cutlery,
a1d al Gy51s usually found in country store. n'6I
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q IL SIMMAN&

NTERCHANT-WEL y. Y Whole
vi sale and Retail L eaier ia Dry Goods, Fancy and
Staple Goods Clothing. Ladies DrrssCIoois Groceries
Flour, Feed. &c, Retailers supplied on liberal terms
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y, 4. STERRINS & Co.

TERCFA NTS-Dealers in Dry Goods Fancy
vi Goods, Groceries. Prcycio1s, F our, Feed Pork.
and everything usLsy keyt II gOed country store.
Produce bought and sud l. .
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TECHANTS- Dealers in Drugs Medicines Paints
vi Oils, Fancy Articles. Stationery, Dry Goods.
Groceries &C, Main Street, Couder-pcrt, Pa
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LEAVE EASTWARD.
LEAVE WESTWARD,

Erie Mail Train ,roo =,
Erie Express Train.
Passenger cars run through on the Erie Mail and
Philadenhia and Erie g.
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1868
n IL
500 1860
Philadelphia S Erie Railroad.

HIS great line t-averses the Northern and Nortl
west counties CT Pennsylvania 10 the city of Fri
c1 lake Erie. Il has been leased and i operated b
me PESSsYLv4xI4 RLUR04D CoyPASY.
Time Of passenger trains 81 EMPORI-M
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-09
IMPORTANT IRON NoBnE-xoyE

MENT To SELMA, ETC.
The latest intelligence from Mobile rep
reSents tina. all the troops which invested
that city, except those OF General Changers
command, leil Mobile on the l4th ult., with
twenty days ratious, for an expedition up
he Alabama river. The expedition is ac-
cOmpanied by some Of our best gunboats,
and It is supposed thab it would reach Selma
|Ssfore the s5th ult..
' Nhe greatest efforts possible were being
made to capture the Rebel troops who
Aevacua ed Mobile, aud General Wilson was
Expected TO make sbor,' work Of Forrest.
Aye may ldok fof startling news from that
ERECTION in a'short slime.
The Meridian (Missl Clarion Of the goth
It,, says that General Maury, who COM
inauded at Mobile, has established bis head
quarters at Meridian. All the officers and
men in Alabama and Mississippi, belong
Nsg to the commaudsin North Carolina and
rgini', are ordered TO report 10 General
.laury. Immediately.
The Mobile Nelr5 OF the 25th learns that
the rebel rams Nashville and Morgan, and
fise steamers, we're at Demopolis. but no
troops were JhaTe except &ayberry's guer-
Iilas, which were between Mobile aud De-
mopolis. The decentralization in the rebel
army and navy, in JhIt region, was very
great.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-09
AUCRfON sALgs.,rutnrc Day,
By s, b. COOK, Auctivheei',

By E, y. COOK Aactiuteef,
70 Main Street.
{, UPERB Rosewood Furniture,
- PREACH CHINA DINNER SET, DC, For
Sale at Auction. On THURSDAY, the llth inst,
OF 10 O'Clock will SELL at the residence Of Mr:
P. II. Mayo, on Grace street, between Third and
Fourth streets, an excellent assortment of fur
niture, &C.,
ONE HANDSOME SET OF ROSEWOOD
CHAMBER FURNITURE.
comprising
| Beautiful Rosewood Wardrobe,
l Beautiful Rosewood Cabinet, marble top,
with oval mirror.
BEAUTIFUL Rosewood Washstand,
l Magnificent Ro ewood Jenny Lind Bed
stead,
Want and Mahogany Sofas,
Mahogany and Cane Rocking Oh airs.
Brussels and Ingram Carpets
Extra large and excellent Fea Their Beds
Hair and Shuck Mattresses,
9 Splendid French China Dinner Set
Crookery and Glassware Tin Safe,
new Cooking stove and sGndry
Kitchen Furniture.
my9-td L. b. COOK, Aucti0neer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-09
SPECIAL NOTICE.

u WHO DESIRE To READ THE RICHMOND
WHICH, Regiment Brigade or Division will
hppOint one man from each command 10 call
Sor the papers required il thei- camp daily they
kaIL HAVE them ct the carriers prics, namely;
sSOO per one hundred copies, and can have them
b. 8 or s o'clock every morning.
ARMY AGENTS, or any other persons desiring
the psper for sale az any point are informed that
there is no EXCLUSIVE PRIvILEGE GIVEN ANY
PERsoS, as reports have il. We desire to eirou.
ate the paper freely aud everywhere, and will
use every effort TO have il sent far and nea-.
WIG OFFICE.
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[my6-6t'l


NOTICE Tie partnership brmerIy ex.
~ Isting between Edward Heb ock and
the undersigned under the style of HITCHCOCK
4 OSBORN has been dissolved. a large bal
ance being due to the undersigned In Injunction
has been aw arded to him restTa ing the said
Hitchcock from selling, conveyG, assigning
or otherwise disposing OF any realstate. tJbac-
ca or other properly. or assets ofIhe firm, pur-
chased or obtained by the said Hchcock with
the means OF the finn, whether in'is own name
or otherwise; all property, assets Cd estate real
vr personal, in Virginia, standingn his name,
or claimed by him have been o:iined by the
said Hitchcock with the means ofbe firm. All
persons holding such properly, ats or estate,
are notified not ID deliver ths she except TO
the undo signed.
A number OF notes or bonds pa tble 10 Hitch.
cock Y Osborn. or TO Edwari D Hchcock hav-
ing been lost during or after thSrecent FIRE, a
ill e al reward will be paid fOith delivery
thereof. or of my valuable portil thereof. All
persons are fTewamed q ainst rel wing OF tra'
ding for such notes or bonds; ali the parties
owing them are notified not to pb them except
to the undersigned, his agent or torney.
Reference m ay be made to Wmra Smith.pro.
prietor of the Wing. JOHN. OSBORN.
my9- law3Wf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-09
Auction SALES . Thh Day.

vyEff VALUABLE OFFICES AND ROOMS
V FOR RENT AND HANDSOME FURHI
TURF F0R SALE AT AUCTIOn. AT the re.
quest of Mr.. J. II. Anthony, We shall rent At auc.
ton, for one year on the premins, on TUESDAY.
9Th day of May, 1855 commencing at 10 o'c ock
A. n, his very valuable residence located on
the south side of Main street, between 7th and
sth, few doors above the Spotswood Hotel. 1t
will be divided as follows and rented according.
ly viz: The two handsome parlors on the first
floor, the three chambers on the iecond floor and
the three chambers on the third floor, including
with them the large brick kitchen In the lear
After the renting of the house all Of the house.
hold furniture will be sold, embracing q very
handsome assortment of every article usually
found in neat dwelling, such as velvet and
three ply carpets, handsome curtains, fine rose
wood bedsteads. excellent bedding, rosewood
wardrobe, handsome drt ssirg bureaus; also, one
very superior seven octave rosewood piano made
by Subler & Schmidt, of New York, and wer.
ranted to be one OF the best 'oned instruments in
this city. and but little used. Terms for the fur
niture ca,h, and for the rent one quarter cash,
balance at two, four and six months, for nego-
table notes satisf ctorily endorsed.
HARRISON, GODDIN & APPERS0N.
uv6
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-09
FROM NEW O8LEINS-TEE FLOOD IN
rrIE AlL9SrSSInuL

FROM NEW O3LEiNS-THE FLOOD IN
THE MISSISSIPPI
Our;latest adyiceS from New Orleans are
to the 10Th ult. The river was then still
rising. The break through the leyees six
miles above AIgiers had been repaired
The "Times" says taat the country on the
east side OF the river from Tunica Landing
to Bayou Sara is completely inundated for
s. miles, causing great suffering. Many
inhabitants. are in a starving cOndition and
many plantations are abandoned in conse-
quehce OF the food making the leJees give
way. Daily fears were entertained OF a more
destructive overflow than ever before Oc-
CURED.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-09
DWO ROOMS FOR RENT-with

the privilege of two roomed kitchen. One
a large cry basement, the other a front parlor,
the basement has four windows and u large
pantry, there is also a Wood house. To a punc.
tual tenant with 4 small family the rent will 20
+ cd rate, as there are no children in the house
nos. The above is very cool and shady, md
PIE sanity situated, and would suit those just
commencing keeping house. Apply corner esd
anl NJ sts, Union Hill. myS-it'