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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-06
CYPICB RICHMOND AND YORK RIvER}
RAILROAD CoMPASY,
RICHMOND August 81, 1857. }


Mh 80 - 81 NJ
NEW LINE TO BA LTfMORE AND
IN NORFOLK VIA RICHMOND AND YORK
RIVER RAILkOAD.-T road Is now open for
fr. ght and passengers for Baltimore and Norfolk.
Passengers for IA llimore leave ths Richmond
and York River Railroad d. pot every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at clock A. n reaching BaIti-
more TO early breakfast next morning ksturning,
they leave Baltimore eVe'y "WEDNESDAY AID
SATURDAY ut O'Clock p ~, re4cbirs Rich.
Inond THU hSDAY and SUNDAY EVENINGS
Freip hit for Ba!timor, received every day SIM
days eXcepted) at the Richmond and YORK. ktvsr
Railroad depot.
Passenger. tor Norfolk and Intermediate land
II Ks ieava tha tichmoi'd and York hiv.r Eaii.
ro.d depo. every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and
SATURDAY at O'Clock A. III.
Freight for 4 or.o'k and Intermediate landings
received At this depot on MONDAYS, WtDAho.
DAYS, and FRI! AVS.
On THURSDAY, and SUNDAYS the trains will
leave the White House on the arrival OF the Balt.
moro boat
Eates a. low as BIZ any other line.
For further Information, apply 10
WILLIAM j hNOS. agent Richmond
and York River Railroad company.
A. NEEDHAM SONS, Agents, Baltimore.
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ballard HOTEL, RICH MOND
ID VA THE LEADING FAsHlnNABLs Ho.
TEL or The CITY This elegant establishment
ia now complete in all its appointments.
In it's structure and furnishing, particular atten
Is for its cleanliness, and It's furniture
il If the best quality ,,u,
The lobby, ladies' reception, bar, billiard. and
reading rooms on the Office floor are spacious
AMI Beautifully arranged. The ladies' parlors,
and dnins-rooins on the first floor are easy OF &C
cess ana rec from the conius ion Of business
The table * supplied bounteously with all the
deIicacie. of the season that this and other mar.
kats afford, and many OF the supplies come direct
from the best markets CT the country
leave To pledge heir best efforts to the maints-
narce OF this fret class Hotel, AID ark the sup
port OF their friends and the PUBIC generally.
JOHN 2. BALLARD 4 SINS,
John BALLARD, Proprietors.
WILLIAM 2. BALLARD,
I STRIIIINa nAILARD. au 81
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ByI. n. Cocke, Auctioneer,
Seventh street between Broad AMI Marshall.

AND COMMISSION
RIVER ESTATE AT Public AUCTION.-As
executors of Ann r. Trent, deceased, and at the
special commissioner appointed by the CIRCUIT
Court Of the city of Richmond in the case OF War
wick's Committee rs Moncure ct ais the sub
scribsrs will proceed to sell at p9blie auction.
18TH at l o'clock the valuable estate in Gc0ch
land county known as Little Dover" This
canal twenty two mites above Richmond The
uup"r potion of the place, the estate Of ann X.
Trent, deceased cOniains $40 acree - OF which Is
James Rive. lowgrounds OF unsurpassed fsrtlllty,
22S Of very superior high land, and, like tn
loTgrouEds, particularly adapted to the growth
OF wheat, corn, and tobacco lso acres In original
growth of oak DR. william K. Trerts portion
contains It1 acres, % Of which are river low.
grounds: 2G7 AIRES OF hi, bland, and rs acres Of
heavy OAK timber. Thu qua ity of this and is IN
every Respect equ. to that of the upper part of the
estate.
The buildings consist OF a dwelling. house con.
tanirg fur rooms, with an oifce in the yard con-
ara am e There are two large ic4- houses and
accommodations for large number OF Iaborers
The orchards ard garden contain large anu
choice variety Of fruit
This property offers rare inducements to persons
Wishing to purchase Il large estate, for although
the tw O portions must be- sold ssparstey, to the
purchaser Of one portion the refusal OF The other
will be given The place has always been re-
sarded a. very healthy. and the society In the
naighborhood pre- eminently refined and Guilt
waited.
The stock and farming implements will be sold
at the ga me time for cash: Full possession VIII be
given on the st day OF January next, and every
facility afforded the purchaser to seed crop OF
wheat this fall
TERMS or SALE: For the lower portion, 50. 600
cash ; balance at two, three, ard four years for
the upper portion, $4,000 cash balance at two,
lhres, and four years b, ferred payments on
both places to be secured by bonds bearing int;
rest from the day OF sale, aud secured by deed or
trust mon tina land.
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BY Grubbs s williams, Auctloneers,
North west corner OF Main and Eleventh streets.

North west corner OF Main and Eleventh streets.
TOURTEEN HANDSOME BUILD
Il INC LIS, ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
TGE OLD wESTH.M ROAD JUST BEYOND
THE RESIDENCES IF c. SHAFER, Eco, FOR
SALE at AUCTl0N.-We will sell at auction,
on The premises. on MONDAY the 9th Of Sep
TENDER, at o'clock P. NJ the F ~ K E
HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS located as above
described. They front each 80 feet and run back
unequal depths from lO2 to $50 feet to an alley.
These los are Immediately in thu locality which
will be so much improved by the contemplated
extension OF the city railroad and its connection
with the contemplated county road.
TERMS At sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
col AuCtiOneerg.
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MeetS71QS.
OpPIcg or TaB NATIONAL CoAL1
MIXING COMPANY.
Prcuaorn V. August 20. 1s67.

a MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLD-
~ Frs IF TIE RATIONAL coal MINING
is hereby called for THU ksDAf Nep--
tember II. 1857 at II &C !ock \. at the. once OF
tn a said Company 10 Richmond, Va.
BY order OF the President.
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CHEERING NEWS! CHEERING
ONEWS The public are hereby notified of
the tremendous bargains now offered by
MICHAEL GUNST, alt Broad street, between
Fourth and Fifth The entire stock TO be closed
ont to make room for the large stock II ia II and
winter goods. The following are some OF the in.
opera Slippers 75c; Ladies' Caters, SIPS;
Gents Boots, $3.50 upward; Chtidran's Glove.
kid Heeled kalmorals, 9vc ; a splendid stock of
custom. made goods always on hand.
Notice 10 Farmers and Mechanics 200 pairs OF
first class Kip Balmcrals every pair warranted.
Country merchants are invited 10 call.
NJ. .UNsT, All Broad street.
between Fourth and Fifth.
g. DENNY will be pleased to see his friends.
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ERESH AkRIVALS.-Just received,
II loo boxes Layer HaisiEs,
rs boxes Tarragona Almonds,
Is bags sicily almonds,
rs bags n.w-crop aim Nuts,
is boxes enton Lemons,
loo cases Canned Plneappies,
brandy Peaches, oysters, Lobsters, &c.
Also. Manufactured daily, my inimitable steam
Refined Candy Call at
LOUIS J. B0SsIRUX's Confectionery,
aus No. lsl2 nsin street.
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ID % E5

MM Xw sszSsssaiss go sssssS.5
DICH MOED AND DANVILLE
METEOROLOGICAL OF sCHEDCLE-NEW
ARRANG EMEaT.-on and after SUNDAY, aay
S, 1907. only one daily Mail and Passenger Train
will be RIM upon this road each way.
THROUGH MAIL AND PASSENGER TEAl5
GOING WEST.
Leave Richmond daily at................T.5 A. N.
Leave Danville daily at.................i.o5 ?. u.
Arrive ut Greensboro at............"..5.rS 7. d.
connecting ut Burksville with trains on Soo,bsids
railroad for Lynchburg, Knoxville. Nashville,
Memphis, &c. ut Greensboro with tralns on
North Carolina railroad for Char lotte Columbia,
Charleston, Augusta. Macon, Columbus, Savan-
nah, Atlanta, Montgomery, Mobile, New Orleans,
&C., &c.
GOING EAST.
Leave Greensboro daily at.............s.h A. a.
Leavs Danvile daily at.............".s,l0 a d.
Arrive at Richmond at .........,........"tf r il.
connecting at Burksviile with trains on sorthsids
road for Petersburg, orfolk, &c.
THOMAS DODA3BAD,
myo Superintendent
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Ea ~ E -. ; 1888

VIRGINIA CENTh4: l. RAILROAD.
' SCMMEE SCEEDOLR.-On and after SUi.
DAY, June Is, the Mail Train will he run between
Richmond and the westsra terminus Of tho road
(which III few weeks vii! he al No:tGgtOnl daily,
except on Sunday, and on Sunday between heh.
mona and Gortonsvills.
Leave S!chmoni. ..................,.... lis A. NJ
Leave western terminus. 70 A, N
Arrive In Richmond NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. - =. N.
Arrive at western terminu ..,......... $50 L. d.
The Freight Train leaves Richmond
daily, except on Saturdays at........ 600 r u.
Arrives In Richmond, except on Non
Passenger Car Will be attached to this train
sast OF Gordonsville.
Passenger. for Augusta Springs leave the road
at stanton
Passengers for Natural Bridge, RockbritSs
Baths and Alum Springs at Goshen;
Passengers for Bath Alum, Warm, Hot, and
Healing springs at Mil!boro'
Passengers for White and Salt Sulphur and
Sweet Springs ut western terminus.
The arrangements with stages are such IS 10
avoid night travel after p. " In all cases.
Through tickets sold to all tho above points.
Also. TO all prominent po!ns ~ the Southwest, 10
Washington and northern cities. and to promi Mt
points in the Valley OF Virginia. and on ths
Orange and AlexandTia railroad.
II. D. WHITCCMB,
te 3 General Superintendent.
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SHuT, SHOT, SHOT.-30O bags SHOT
sea J. q. GRESHAM.
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Shi1DDi7ag.

TOR BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH,
II AND BOSTuN-sgMI-W BEKLYH 1r7. q
LINE-POWHATAN STEAMB 'AT &C.
{: MplNY-Leares Richmond ezzzzEz5zEE7s
arsrv WEDNESDAY, and SUNDAY. Leaves bal
tImoye eyary " EDTEsDhT and SATURDAY. The
steamer STATE pF MARYLAND, Captain THOMAS
Tp.vpps will leave here at o'clock A: b. on
NO freight received after O'Clock r
ar. SATURDAY. This steamer has splendid sa-
looms. sta.erooms and passenger acconmodatlons.
Passage (meais included), 50. Stateroon' ~. for
ife'sH' - ''' DAFID & WILLIAM CURRIE..,
ONCE ct Charles T. WORKMAN Co.'S fliteemtn
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Boarding. and L0Ggd9ag.

pOaHDING AND ROOMS TO LIT,
IS sos FRANKLIN STREET. BETWs Sen FIFTH
1ND SIXTH Families or single persons can D., be
acc0mm"d ated, at greatly reduced prices. with
lion IL made early. Also, ROOMS TO RENT.
3-lWN
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Boots, Shoes, Hats, dc.

A GLORIOUS Flu TU X E. Ssp
N A. GUEST 81 Co., No. SOS Broatk@
street, have Just returned from the east. EAl
ern cities with the lar4 est stock OF s>
BOOTS AND SHOES
ever brought to this city, which they will offer TO
the public at astonishtngly low prices. We adver-
tise no price list stock Is too large to
rate II the d. fferent prices. can and eXdnne our
prices and we guarantee to compete with ha beet
find 1t to their nteres, to cali on US before makng
their purchases.
large lot Of sEWED BROGANs and EAPo-
LEON BOOTS. A. GUNhT 4 Co,
au30 No. sos Broad, near Fifth street.
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Lost, Str0yed, and Foat'ad'

~~~~r--c-~~~--7~-r.r, - >IrCr
lost. A CHGLD'5 GOLD NECK,
IL LACE with three cral heads ads, an oana iffH IA
70, mr. near my dwelling house will be llDerauy
rewarded equal to its valus-by returning IL ,s 10
me. /uIt, rsiic ALFRED MOSES,
% d i"uii'' 1890 Broad street,
-, ,,s nextto Monumental church.
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BY James Nj Taylor 4 Son, Auotioneers.
Cflce SCI Main street. three doors below spotswood
Hotel
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THOMAS w. MCGANCE,
PETERFfELD TRENT.

ExtCutOfh Oh a n ITcuL
PETERPlELD TRENT. Special Commissioner.
Persons from Richmond desiring 20 attend this
sale can do 50 by taking he packet boat wednes-
day afternoon, September llth. al O'Clock, Civ.
ing them ample time to attend the sale AID return
to Richmond by so'clock A. II. the following Fri
Gay. au %
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By Lee & Goddin.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1914 Cary street.

DRODUCTIyE SMALL FARM OF
ING THE LANDS OF SAMUEL G. R0BISsDN,
ESQ, and uTHESS, IN SIDNEY, FOR BENT
AT aUCTlON.-o S,TURDaY next, It'll OF Sep.
TENDER, 1857 at o'clock P. NJ, on the premises,
We will rent out for the ensuing year. 1885, the
Farm located as above mentioned which con-
tains about forty-hys acres OF highly productive
land. Possession at once.
TERMS: At renting.
LEE s GODDIN, Auctioneers,
and Agents for r. Cooper, Executor CT
sa5 Sias ON adro, deceased.
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TSTRAY COW.-Came to my place a
a. short time since near the Gooch- 15ss1,T7s y
land County line, on James Ilyef, aS~NiE$eH
BUFFALO BRIHDLE Cow. Her owner
viii please come for her. n-Ae@Ss3a
j WIKI ii M.
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WILL IT PAY? ENCOURAGE
w HOME AASUPACT0ElEs.-C
LAMSETH FRANCIS Se8.
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS.
(successors to King & I.ambeihl.
No. 1918 Franklin street. Richmond, Va
Our friends and the public IN wan. OF Ia'
dsges, Buggiss, and Wagons OF any desehptoh,
viii and II 10 their advantage to call ami examine
our assortment. We SELL no northern In ate ear
riages but pledge ourselves 10 furnish as good Ali
fashionable carriages. and ~ prices - reasons
Ole rs thsy can be bought elsewhere. We tnFise
al persons In want Of articles In our line. !tisna
to southern lna nstry and enterprise, 20 call shA
examine our stock and prices
REPA!kISG dons promptly and Ina manner !"
gtvs satisfaotion.
j. l6-Sm LAMgSTR 4 FRANCIS
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T osT. in the city Of Rich Rich, fsH
/ mond, about the Is. OF February lES#aaEy|ssEi
100 an DIN LEATHER POCKET. iESEaI..saSs
BmiK containing soma papers 81 no
value 10 any person bnt the undersigned. line
raj reward will BE- y. lid to any one delivering the
hook an J contents TO ii essrs. SH FRS, BOW ERS
J. BARRETT, Governor street, Richmond
40 2i DAVID BISSET.
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NOTICE TO sHIPPERs.-The boats
" OF the JAMES RIVER ANDtSls-4EiI!3Ss
KLNAWHA CANAL CUMPAH EsssEsSE1aSssl
;giII Leave the dock as usual anime
promptly at IL o'clock n on TUESDAYS, THUS.
FrsiSht and tolls on goods for Lynchburg and
bsyond col ected on delivery or prepaid At tn OPP
ton of the shipper. Freight received and deliver
Way Freight will not be delivered till charges
are paid.
% III t ~ A'U EDWARD DILLON. Agent.
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SAI,E on VAIUART

By James u. Taylor Son, Auctioneers,
Oics No. SCI Main street, three doors below
Spotswood Hotel.
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TRUNK LOST-TEN DOLLARS RE
L WARD.-The above reward will be given, and
no questions asked for the recovery of TkuSk
stolen from the ONCE OF the Richmond and DAN
willie railroad-viz., a large wood or pasteboard
Tru X, originally covered with red leather, over
straps, with the name Of "N TLLIaM PoME-
Roy Boston, Mass. )" in black letters, under the
lock. The trunk contained few articles of
clothing. ami number OF papers Of no value to
any one butth owner.
THOMAS DnDAMEaD, Superintendent
sea-3t Richmond and Danvi!le railroad.
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auction Sales.
By Grubbs Williams, Auctionesrs,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets

cMALL BRICK TENEMENT, ON
SALE AT AUCTION We will sell At auction, on
the premises, on SATURDAY the 7th day q SIP:
tamber, at o'clock P. NJ, The SMALL BRICK
TENEMENT located es above now occupied by
John K. Johnson. 7 he honse has three rooms
the lot fronts Is feet AMI runs back l0s feet.
TERMS: ,ns-third cash; balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notes. interest ad ded,
secured by trust deed.
SEQ AuctioneeIs.
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Educational.

rOYNER'S SPRINGS FEMALE IN
" STITUTE.-The third session OF this school
viii commence on TUESDAY, October !, 1867, with
ii fnii corIs o. experience teachers The interest
and advancement OF the pupils shall receive The
closest personal attention Crfurhar part cu;a' s,
ad lress the undersigned at BoIsack's post ctice.
Roanoke county, Va.
MRS. WILLIAM H. FRY,
Sc Sim Principal
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NOR PHILADELPHIA. Steamer
4 GE1KGE d. STOUT, Captain ESA
FoRD, nov lying at her berth in the <EfSESs
Dock will receive freight for the 49, ssSkIa
above por; till FkIDAY the 9Th In RsisaaSseias7s'
''AN'' @ 80 W. P. PORTER, Agent.
eoA.a Office No. 2425 on the Dock.
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By z. B. Cook. Auctioneer.
omar aovarnor and Franklin street

BY James NJ Taylor 4 Son, Auctioneers,
Office No. SCI Main street, three doors below the
Spotswood Hotel.
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o
RNiLrOGIS.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co.,l
RICHMOND, VA, Al. Just q, 1857. I
Ia FYH ss5:szssL
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-1P RDSTON-FIRST VESSEL
The superior st.sailing schooner IT
NEGLiE BsGWN, HIGGISs mater. having SEI
,be laryer portion Of her cargo engaged ssSea:
viii have quick dispa CHI: For balSnc11 OF rsish'
apply to I,. wv 9 an. and Csrv streets.
a., as w FAT
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BY Harrison. 6oddn Apperson, Auctioneers and
Real Estate Agents.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-06
Richmond Letter.

A letter from Richmond to the India.
napolis Journal, under date Of August Goth,
contains the following:
CINCINNATI, RICHMOND AND FORT WAYNE
RAILROAD.
Much interest has been felt by our en-
tire community in regard to the success of
this railroad. Our city council, early in
the year, made subscription of $50 900
to its stock to ensure the building of the
road through this county. This was found
insufficient to secure the road TO Winches-
ter, as was contemplated, although the
money was judicionslv expended At a
subsequent period, Wells county pledged
subscription Of one hundred thousand
dollars TO the first connection for u road
through that county. In view Of this.
parties interested have made an effort.
which has proved a success, for an addi
tional sum of one hundred thousand in
behalf Of the city; the first twenty. FIVE
thousand payable when the road is in run
ming order to Newport; the second in.
stalment upon its completion 10 Lynn;
the third when completed to Winchester.
and the fourth when itrcaches Rdgcyille
This is intended to be used in the purchase
Of iron, and will reach the end desired.
1t is understood that the Western Rail.
way King, Mr.. Lord, will give us an indie
pendent and Southern Cincinnati connec-
ton with this road, and then our city will
be 'hurkidora" on II. RS.
The Board Of Directors meet in the city
to morrow, when probably the whole mat
ter will be thoroughly digeSted and settled
of all which you shall be duly notified
POLITICS.
Our politics are slightly mixed. We are
still threatened with our old calamity oil
Jaiion for tho succession to Congress; but
with the new district dispeDsation, aud a
new candidate, we are confident of absolu-
lion from this curse. We have a new and
able warehouse ia the field, and with Gen
Tom Bennett in the Geld, We hope to lay
aside the incubus of Jnlianism. Colonel
Furquhar is making some efforts, and
should lie be dee Nd ed The mes available man,
will be put on the track and run through
on the broad gauge Will Cum back has
host Of friends amcng our Young
America for Governor, aud we should be
glad to see him among US.
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AJissspfi & Nsbraska Laqos
TOr Sale.

IeO acres in Reynoi Is Co.. Missouri, situated
lUO about styen miles from The G. unity reat-
AL timber, lays high, gently rolling, suitable for
raising corn, heAp, wheat, &c.
Two tracts of 100 acres each in Phelps County.
Missouri, about miles fro Rolla, fLe County
seat, and within miles Of the :. W. branch 81
the Pacific 4. k.--timbcred, lays high, not the
tast swampy.
500 acres in Wright Co., Missouri. about mites
from the County seat, and 10 OF " miles fr'm the
surveyed route Of the S. W. branch Of the Pacific
r. r. Said cad Is let and being completed
lhis land l. gently r.ilirg, we'll timocred, aud
we'll adsptcd TO raising oorn wheat, 10. Tho
country along this line IF road Is Cling MP very
fast.
Gi0 acres In 0tioe CO., Nebraska, within IS
miles Of the city Il Nebraskl and On almost a
direct line from the cit, 60 IT Kearney Platte
River. on which line there VIII be n railroad in n
short time. This lard i all prairie. frtt quality
Of farming land and IL being .citlcd up by farm
all around IL. II desired, will sell IL in tracts
Of l6a or 800 scies.
800 acres also In same county, fret quality or
land, all prairie.
Two trssts Of 60 acres each In same county, not
far from tho GO acres mentioned above, as geol
quality Of land as can be found In any county,
free from swamps.
These lands will DO sold low for cash, or ex-
changed for Other property in this country.
good bargain will be given 10 those wishing to
trade, will pay cash for the difference In trade.
Cal and see descriptions Of lands, either at this
Office, or tho advertiser at Harrison.
aug 30 4w n. LEONARD.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-06

Our sportsmcn must bear in mind that
quails are protected un,ilthe first Of Dc.
tober. The game law, in brief, is as fol.
lows: 1t is unlawful to shoot deer from
January LIST TO October LIST; quais aud
pheasants from February lst to October
Isl; chickens from February 1st to August
18th; turkeys from March lst to scptem-
Der LIST. 1t will, therefore. be lawful to
shoot deer at any time from October 1si
to January LIST, quails and pheasantu from
October LIST to February LIST, chickens from
August 18th to February 1st, and turkeys
from September LIST to March 1st. There
is no law in this State against the Killing
Of ducks. Fish must not be netted, trap
ped, seined or shot for two years from
last May.