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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-10-25
EXCHANGE MILLS

BROOKVlLLE. INDIANA.
WAsHING10N HOLLAND having seld hi,
w haif of the above named establishment 1,
JOHN q. ADAIR aud W. W. BUTLER, they
In connection with WALTER s. BAKER
have formed a partnership for the purpose oil
running the zane, have put II In excellent running
order, and are now prepared TO do work In the spec
diest and beat manner.
Special attention given 10 custom work, aud our
facilities for grinding being so great, We can al
ways on short notice turn out grists for our cue
toners.
The. highest market price paid in CASH for
Wheat. or We will grind Wheat and pack Flour
for those who do not desire to sell.
Thankful for past favors. they solicit con n :
uance and al Increase of business.
BAKER, ADAfR 4 BUTLER.
Rockville. Ind, Nov. q, tss3-1y.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-10-25
CHILDREN'S LIVES SAVED FOR
I'll EENTS

THOUSANDS OF CHILDREN DIE ANNu
L ALLY OF Group. Now, motLtrs, you would
spend 90 cents. and always have y bottle of Dr
fobiaa' Venetian Eminent IN the house, yDu
aeyer need fear losing your little one when at
tack ed with this complaint It's now 10 year.
sIoce have pat up my Imminent, and never heard
Of IL child diving of Group when my Eminent was
weed; but hundreds Of cases of cures have been
orted 10 me, and many state II twas $40 per
,ttle they woald not bs without u. Besides
e.,,ch, "a " certain cure for cuts, Burns, Head
nne, Toothache, Sore Threats, swellinFs, Mumps,
'vlic Dlafrh@a, Dysentery, spasms, Old Sofes,
md pains In the back and chest. No one once
tries "a who Is ever without "a. Ii IL warranted
erfeetiy safe to take internally. Full Directions
18th iery hottie. Sold nv the Druggists. DE
81. SO cor'iandt street, New York.
mar.22
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-07

MWorkmen sent to all parts to 1T up work
M Repair Boilers and Machinery...
- Ali orders will receive our inolvldu-
R.attentton, and will be PROMPT filled on
G ss<R0 nOet reasonable erms.
=OMce and Foundry on the Canal coEner
= IRgle Street oct6-uIy
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-07

Sa>alers in Steam Guages, Gum Betting,
We Bricks, Wrought Iron Pipes, BOlting
vsfE0Sh. Ae., at Manufacturers Prices.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-07

q .feR -&9OAa u 1JtI10 tt-ED
=, SgtSif, q nfo1f sIsJIo -ts9ETS s1OEssH
az SO. .Lsiih Eltq" - OEs bsitHt-os
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-07

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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-06-05
Mineral Point ana PiaiteyIIIc
TIE II EEooDs
Lost, how Restored.

xz,~g@ JT~T Put Iisucd. q new edition n
<76!&.sA Esr. CEiI. WELLS CcIe-
braT'G Assay on the yVficUE cure
sASa2@sasa~T fUithout Inedicrl p..sT oEggIu,A
or seminal wax ss, Involuntary SeuiHa. LOSSES
iNfoTEHCY. NvnIal aud Physical IncapacSty. I5uprUi-
meutS {" Marriage, etc. also, CoysUNTrIuN p iIrsY
and Fms induced by seltinduI-eHce or sexual eA-
tray&ganCe
s1ss~@ Price, in scaled envelope. on V 6 cents
The Ceebra ct author, in }hjs admirable Essay
clearly demonstrates, fro.I thirty years succe-tuI
prac ice. that the alarming consequence of ~-iabuse
may be radically cured aithuut the dangerous use
internal medicine or the application Of The knife
pointing out a mode OF simple. certain.
and enec u:i, by mea OF which every sufferer, uu
matter what is condition may be, may cure himself
cheap'y, privately, and frf6icuIiy.
So This ecture should be in the hands OF every
youth and ey-ry n i'm the land
sent under seal in plain envelope. TO any address.
71o>fpIad receipt Of six cents post Stamps.
Also, Or. CIIi rertVeiI7~ - Marriage Guide" price
p cents. Address the Publishers
Ily9l CHAS. J. g. KLINE / co,
I27 EsoNScry. New York, Post Office box I, $50.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-06-05
GREELEY AND TIE DEMOCRACY.

The Democratic Party has all at
once discovered that Horace Greeley
Is the greatest and best man Of the
Nation. A few months ago they
looked upon him as onefofs the most
dangerous men. in the country and
when they wished TO cast 6erision up
on the Republican PARTY, or say some
thing particularly bitter o. disrespect
iul Of 1t. principles, they weIe almost
sure to aIlude % something said or
done BY Mr.. Greeley. But now, 10
use their own EXPIRE zsion. he IS the
most magnanimous philan.hropist Of
the age, who acts FROM the ru.ese Of
motives" The single act IF Mr. Cree
ley: signing the bond Tor sic release
Of JEFF. Davs, has produced this great
change II tie 'a5s O. 50 cas.sd Dem
orats Of the Mo- This IS but an
evidence o he tsath 9f tn
charge against .tAat par.r, Ga. they
we're synPathizers of rebels ana tfai
tors. Il IS rot from any love tor Mr.
Greeley Or the r t:cai pin les ne
Us s. long advocat-d .t s.-ll ID
heres Is, tirat has e.nsea .hair present,
alteration Of the man. bit because he
has become Ion nan for the Rebel
Chicftain-
zlr. Davis IS adnl.tea 1y all 70 have
been guilty If treason in messing war
AGAINST the Goyerr~aa. AMI Consti-
tuition he had sworn to support. His
attempt to d5st~5r ,Aat Government
was only prevented 5y the sacrifice Of
tens of thousands Of lives far more
valuable to The country than that Of
lis own and, though u prisoner for
two year he has never manifested 4
single regret for his reasonable course.
or given any evidence that he was not
ready 10 renew his acts Of treason the
moment he saw . reasonable prospect
Ct success Tie strong evidence
OF sympathy for those engaged in the
rebellion. was manifest in the sudden
conversion of the Democratic party to
admirers Of Andy Johnson, the mo-
ment he proved himself false 80 the
principles Upon which h. was e2eceed,
and showed q .snos.t'7r tomake trea-
son odious b. p"rdo1.az traitors and
restoring 70 them the rights Of citizen
siip.
The liberationof Davis (who viii new
e be brought to triaI) Is bu- part Of
tie programme Of Mr.. I-auson ia his
reconstruction poacy, ~ which he
hopes to be reelected to the Office be
now holds and, shauld he be.success-
tul. Mr. Greeley viii probably be his
Prine., Minister, and the entire de
Mocracy Of the country vii say !:
Amen =
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-06-05

STATUE TO HENRY CLAY.-The in
aug0ratioa Of liare's marble statue Of
Henry Clay, II the Conrt House at
Louisville, took place on the 30th.
ana ,>as one of the most brilliant dem
anstratCns ever seen IN that city -
he procession Of the different orders
and associations was very long and
Elrpos- Judge w +. Bullol1 de-
hveysd an eloquent Grafton IN front of
the Court House. which was listened
TO TX a1-iIameuse crowd of al! colors.
The ode. written for the occasion bv
Geo u. Prentice IS pronounced 10 be
his ablest effort Business was alto
ccther sU-,aided
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-06-05
PRINTS, PRINTS, PRINTSl
At
Dcller'ss

Cho'os Prinls, Neg Styles, sc2'ing a. Il,
Is, Is and 20 cts per yard
DOlfESTICS are dozen. At DeUer's.
w ,c'H sell Cod Dor,es3.cs Tor Il < 10
cs-is pr yard
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-06-05

The CHoLERA-A conference has
been held Weimaf, Germany, about
the cholera. Judging from the result
the doctors know little more about
the cholera now than they did thirty
years ago: There is great deal Of
humbug about medicine.
SEVERAL large tobacco establish
ments in New. il rsey have been seiz-
ed, on the ground that the proprictors
were not licensed, or were otherwise
engaged in cheating the Internal Rev
| euue Department.
ADvIcEs from Mauritius state that
upward of 6,o0o persons died in March
! from epidemic fever, and over 5000
more in the first half Of April The
total number Of deaths TO April - is
l5,06+. Vigorous sanitary measures
are beng ii!ausurated.
The Racine papers report daring
burglary in Burlington few days
since. Several stores were entered,
but there was not much OIL value tax
en-. The burglars wound up by TAX
ing l1eg Of beer table and chairs from
lager beer saloon into the street,
and there making merry.
The opinion of Attorney General
Sranbcry on the DISTINGUISHING clauses
in the Reconstruction laws is publish
ed. In effect, it opens the door to po-
litlcal privileges to almost every rebel
in the South, and thus virtually de-
stroys the chiefvirture of the military
Reconstruction act
THE extremely fine, warm weather,
which existed in England during the
second weeko of May, it is said, had
wonderfully changed the face of the
country, promising very early wheat
harvest. The grass was also very
promising
President JOHNSON, with Lee. Sew
ard and Postmaster-g general Randall.
are now on visit to Raleigh, North
Carolina. The President has made
several short speeches to the people
on the route, but has thus far been
wise enough to eschcw political Ques-
tions entirely. He is cordially greet
ed By his Southern friends and former
neighbors.
New YORK, NAY 81. The reports of
General Pope and Colonel Shepherd,
on the Mobile riot are published
General Pope declares that the Mayor
. took no steps to prevent disturbances
which everybody expected. and that
the Chief Of Police was either in SYM
pathy with the rioters or unfit for his
Office. He removed them for criminal
misconduct, and emphatically afIirms
that another riot will not occur while
their successors hold Office. Colonel
Shepherd. who was present al the
meeting, says that Judge Kellv's
speech was dignified and patriotic,
and fully aequits him of provoking the
disturbance
THE last twentv-inch cannon, fin
ishcd at the Fort Pitt Cannon Found
~, Pittsburc, Pa. has been tested
and the result was thoroughly salts
factory For the first three rounds
the charges Of mammoth powder used
were sixty pounds each. and for the
next thres roqndsslsO pounds Zach,
and for the last three, 100 pounds
each. 1t i estimated that the balls.
which weighed 900 pounds each. en-
tered the earth cnlbankment. into
which they were fired. distance of
200 feet. The last twentv-inch gun
cast at the Foundry is still in the
mould but will probably be ready to
take out during the week.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-06-05

Flour and N-haat are still on the
decline in the Eastern. marAets' as
well as IN the Western c,tic=. Ia
Milwaukee doul,e extra srrins Flour
Is qaote5 = $500, aai Ne. Wheat
nt S2.3I II Nev; Nork Tour ) dull
and heavy at 20 @3o cents lower
Extra state, Sll.5o, round hoped
Ono. Sle.oo q $500 California
dau at SI4.o0 @ Sl5.ca. C4;caEo.-
Flour market s.1Ena,-t, ana &c low
CT. Srl,ps c1tra S1o.oo a $50 ;
red wi7.er. Sl4,o0 ~4.te winter,
$3.50 spring superine. S6,25.-
Wheat dull. No. : spring, 10 g
S2l9 Cats. G75 cents.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-06-05
CLEANSE THE BLOOD.

AxIfI////// w dered or yitia'ea
GsSfT4g l1rrI//LLI/ Blood, You are sick all
y~AEXa HhlIAI9T// over Il may burst out
IINT IN k13>NoN - IN Plnpies- or Sores, or
SAn A/f/US// in some active diseasc
SAkSS 10 or il may keep Yea list
" AA " les, depressed and good
for nothing. Bat You
z--,SAEs-@<A "a cannot have good health
-&S,-XVJ while your b'ood s. i'm
S@M Puys. AYEH's SsHssrs-
<s3 RItLA pErEss out tb-se
impurities and organs Of life into vigar-
Gus action restoring the health and expeng disease
Hence il variety Of complaints which are
caused BY impurity Of the blood such AS >eoftt or
kings Ec5k. 7.ts'og~. tlceys >prss- ErflDt5oas
Puppies, Bfotches, BoiEv 81 fatfony's RE. Rose
or Lrysf petas, letter or sat Hhe1t7. Segfi Heaa
Ring Harm. GrztceT or CuHceJoUs Tgla0rs SORE
kyss, FrHi0ts Disease. such a. E~tsl-i9a E~rrgl-
LG5itH .SasD precision WE5fez StsrjT5f, also So
liz or Tsisr5aE Discusses liner C,5,yf,,j.t - 80
Heart Diseases Try AYzt'@ AIS pAsII.t ana a.
for yourself she Surprising activity w5tb Ill I.
cieansrs the blood and ours these disorders
During late years The public have been msTefi biz
lar e bottles pr,i ending 90 give quart nf Extract Of
frauds the ick for they not only contain l.tIe
II any, sarsarar Ia. Lat ofit ne curative rat,f -
E'ttFtF ishee, 'i}f+r disappointment has followed
e vs. 81 tar various extracts Of Sars paT:lia which
HOOD ihe Tn s. uH't' the same sef ha rsrne syn
onymous win Imposition ~n1 cheat. Si aa caII fI-
compound -arsaparilja - and intend 70 supply surr
remedy shall rescge the name from the f1a ar a.
ioquy 81 hich upon IL tHfnS W. hav. rrft-I
believing II has virtues wi ch are irrs-sta E -,
We can only assure She SICK offer chem ne
best alternative which " zr5- how 70 ,.ro,r,- II
re have reason to believe Il st,y FIR the most ects,l
purifier Of the blood set discovered by any BODY
Ayes CHERRY PECTpr Al j 20 universally known
tof9s. IH,7Eea-i, Ha1rse7ess. cSoap. B~oncLtti4.
IacfptsGt Co7tszsr 7tf0H. znd for the relief of en-
- - -1I-l - = fN.i-i - % ne dlseaSe.
iha II i useless here 80 recount The evidence Of its
virtues. The world know the-a.
Prepared by Dr !. @ AYES Co. Iozeu Mass
an sold ~ Or ]oHS NTT'AS Mineral Point; Coo1-
ST. DFisg.Lt Piafteville; sc .pYxor d ( 60
Nashh'irn; 5. D. GEEES & c., Wiu-ville. and ali
prusEis'' e'ery"here ang-&
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-06-05

hOH'F Ell dcwa - home with Tou- heavy Boots On
L. Then yJa can get nice Slippers fer q rri7e at
FRIEsTLEY { BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-16


The bill for incorporating the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Company for the purpose
Of completing the Covington and Ohio rail-
road was yesterday brought to . pause
upon the very point Of its passage by the
introduction Of new bill--the fourth OF
the series. II authorizes the Central Rail-
road Company to contract with the joint
commissioners for the completion Of the
Covington and Ohio railroad. 1t proposes
TO organize the Central into the Virginia
and West Virginia Central railroad, and
authorizes it to consolidate with any other
companies authorized to construct a part
or the whole Of the Covington and Ohio
railroad. 1t proposes to give time to PELI
& Co. to complete their contract.
The bill pending at the time Of its in
PRODUCTION proposed the exchange Of State
bonds for the States interest in the con
solidating roads. 1t is to be deplored tina
this important subject shoulda at thisperioc
Of the session be presented in a light show
ing so little harmony and concert of &C
ton. We trust something may be done t
save the measure. 1t vitality important
for while we are here perplexed with dit
.ferences, and cropping in the dark, the las
opportunity to get through to the ono
may be lost.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-16

Editors in West Virginia are under the
ban Of the Wheeling Legislature. A bill
has passed one House providing that SAC
tons for libel founded upon anything pup
lished in a newspaper may be brought
prosecuted, and maintained, either jointly
or separately, against the author Of the IL
bel, the editor, assistant editor, publisher,
and owner or owners of such newspaper"
and that "Ro recovery, with or without
satisfaction against, or accord and satisfac-
ton with, or release of any one or more
persons charged with such libel, shall be
bar to recovery and satisfaction against
any other person charged herewith"
All this because the Conservative papers
had proved the leader of the House TO De q
carpet bag thief and pardoned felon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-16
DIED.


In Chesterfield county, February 18th, EDMAKp
CURTIS, infant son of Dr.. John n. and Holmes
Winfree aged three months and five days.
know his face is hid 4.
Under the coffin lid
Closed are his eyes, cold Is his forehead air;
NY hand that marble felt
Ger 1t in prayer kneit;
Yet nv heart whispers that-he is not there!
Not there? Then where is hep
The form used to see
Was but the raiment that he used to wear.
The grave that row doth press
Upon that cast. off dress
Is but his wardrobe locked-he 10 not there
He lives in all the past;
He lives nor to the last
OF seeing him again will despair
In dreams see him now,
And on his angel brow
see 1t written, Thou shalt see me thersi"
Yes, we all live to God
Father thy Christening rod
To help us, thine afflicted ones, to bear,
That in the spirit land,
Meeting at thy right hand,
Twill be our heaven 10 ind that-he Is there
On the morning of the 18th instant, EuL ALLIE
DELIGHT, infant daughter OF Edwin w. and
Jessie A. Hewitt.
"Mowing went the angel reaper
Through the harvest fields TO stray,
Gathered in the little sleeper,
And her spirit passed away
uPulseless is the snowy bosom,
Damp and chill the marble brow
Faded are the checks OF beauty,
Rayless are the blue eyes now.
"Wrap the form in robes OF whiteness-
Law il meath the yellow SOD
Saraphs of celestial brightness
Bors her spirit up to Cod"
The funeral will take place from the residence OF
y ar narsnfs ON Leigh street between Foushee and
adaipns a. IL o'clock n. TO-DAY. Friends and
OF the family are respectfully in
yited to attend.
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"a al-eodts corner !
~A GOOD IDE A.

druggist in this city having noticed the great
increase ottne NEW MALADY.
!. thinking OF putting up . remedy to cure the
complaint; but
LEVY BROTHERS
think It quite unnecessary, a. their prescription
publishsd below will not fail to cure every case OF
LEVY ON THE BRAIN"
HERE GOES THE PRESCRIPTION Get Full
I Width Sheeting at ssc.,
pillow Case Cotton, II yards wide. at 3oc.;
Bleachsd Cotton at 12i, le1, 20, and 2sc.;
Real French Merino at soc., worth $50;
English Merino at 4cc., worth 7sc;
Black Delaines at25c.,
All-Wsol Flannels at Sc and 4oc.,
Very fine All w DOL Flannels at 75c., worth u
Heavy Red and Gray Twilled Flannel, At &c.,
worth 5oc.;
Canton Flannel at IS. 90 and aSc., worth %
30, and 3sc., and no mistake
Calicoes at Is, l6a, and 2cc.;
Yard wide English Calico at 2oc, worth soc.;
Heavy Ribbed White Cotton Hose al 2Sc.,
White Ribbed Lambs Wool Hose at 10 and 7sc.
Plain Poplin at Csc, worth asc.;
Striped and Plaid Poplin at IS, $40, 40, and
Soc, worth from so to $780,;
Large Heavy Huckaback Towels at SS pei
dozen, worth 81 so per dozen;
Ladies' Linen Collars at 75c. per dozen,
Ladies' Embroidered Linen Collars at 81 per
dozen, worth 50;
Handsome Embroidered Linen Sets OF Collars
and Cuffs at soc., worth $3.50;
Irish Linen at so and &c.,
Cloth sacques, Basqes and Circulars, from IS
to S25.
Real Lace Collars at 81, sl.25, andSl5o;
Embroidered Collars at 5Oc., worth 81;
Embroidered Bands at less than New York
| auction prices.
II the above prescription fails to cure, we will
cheerfully hand You over to the above druggist.
We will open very large lot Of NEW GOODS
THIS MORNING. LEVY BROTHERS.
fel2 No. Is Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-16
WC. II. REEFS CO.'S
PHOTOGRAPHIC ART GALLERY

NJ c. II. REEFS & CO.'S
PHOTOGRAPHIC ART GALLERY,
Sill and CD MAIN STREET, Ia one OF the most
extensive ami complete establishments OF is
kind in tLis country. with their extraordi-
nary facilities. LIFE-sIZE PHOTOGRAPH Is
,oado with "a -r1uch ease as small AMbho-
TYPE. The beautiful PORCELAIN picture is here
made to perfection. Also, CARTE DE VlslrE-
old and new size. Copies from all xmas OF PIC,
trrs, made ard enlarged to any size, and finished
a., ,ha b;gbest STYLE Of the art, and at reasonable
prices. Examine specimens at our doorway
WHERE NONE BUT OUR OWN WORK Is EA'
HIBITED.
Artists and others are invited to call and see the
beautiful effect from our direct north skylight,
which is so arranged that either side OF the face
can be taken equally we'll, and is especially
adapted for weak snd light eyes and freckled
tocas ia 1s-s
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BYE. B. Cook, Auctioneer,
.xror loxaypor and franklin streatg

BYE. B. Cook, Auctioneer,
Corner Governor and franklin streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF ELEGANT
/ FURNITURE, CARPETS, &C, AT AUCTION.
Atthe request of the trustee viii sell at the Edge
mont House No; cog Main street, between SIKH, u
10 q c lock, an assortment Of splendid FURNITURE,
'mGrf paRkLoR SUITE. completes s in silk plush;
EGYPTIAN HAKBLE-ToP PARLoR
P RESAgF skU SD tsc css SgkTEN
MAHOGANY and ROSEWOOD TABLES,
/, sst M MalaGN MICE CHAMBER FURNITURE, in
rosewood. elaborstsy;carved, consisting OF
BUREAU,
WARDRoBE, aud
WASHSTAND;
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD DRESSING TABLE,
MAH HtSG JENNY iIND, and other BED
STEADS;
WARDROBES and
CHAMBER CARPETS.
TOILET SETS. SC.
In the DINING R1oM Vii i be f sSInnpsano.Rp with
MAGaR1 '8s R5Ys'6i i rsffseSS fables.
OAK CHI AXIS,
SIDE and other TABLES,
LARGE CUPBOARD.
A large assortment
CHINA,
CROCKERY. and
GLASSWARE,
including elegantChina DESSERT SET, complete
ALSO,
tho usual variety OF KITCHEN FURNITURE, In
Guiding 4 frst-rate COOKING STOVE:
The attention of the public Is particularly re-
onssfed to this sale as embraces furniture sell
a9m 4, Shsrea i0f 'A'' !" EB. Cook, Auctionssr.
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The Wheeling Legislature hasps ssedthe-

The Wheeling Legislature haspas'edene
bill authorizing the Governor to select ana
employ counsel to defend tho interest Of
West Virginia in suit brought in the Su-
preme Court of the United States by Vir.
einia to recover jurisdiction over Berkeley
and jefferson counties, and sppropriating
$4,000 to defray expenses.
II the Virginia State government is o
pretended government" as STEVENS says
this suit cannot 60 on. The Supreme
Court ought to be made to decide the
question, as it might easily be compelled
to do on plea TO the jurisdiction.
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BY Grubbs 4 Williams, Auctioneers,
orth west corner OF Main and Eleventh streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE BRICK
~ AUCTION BY virtue OF decree OF the
Hastings Court of Richmond entered February
1861. In the case OF Ksvanagh rs. kavsnsgh and
others the undersigned commissioners viii sell
Al auction, on the premises, on MONDAY 2sth OF
February, 1857. at ~ o'clock p NJ, II fair; not,
then on the next fair day thereafter az TIE same
hour the property referred 10 In sid decree,
being a BRICK STORE and DWELLING on Ore.
gon Hui, situated on High street. and formerly
siiered one Of the beet In that neighborhood for
business.
TERAs: ons-third cash balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notes. interest aiGsd.
and title retained by the court until the notes are
paid The purchaser to pay taxes for 1857.
4 is II sg II gpS3S6;LEY, Commissioners.
uonasr. feA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-16

TIE HYPocRIrEs.-The Radica, s,..a
Senate Of New York have adopted the
joint resolutions, which had already passed
the Assembly, expressing American sym.
patty with the Cretans>jn their struggle
with the Turks. Yet the Cretans are
nothing but "rebels." We Of tie South
are oppressed, mistreated. and plundered
70 an extsntwhich has never been reached
~ the Turks. What would the Csetans
think OF the conduct Of tho base hypo.
critics who thus express sympathy With
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-16

A Coon JoKE.-A member of the Rhode
Island egislature-aprominent member
in discussing the constitutional amend
ment the other day, said that "the rela-
ton of the colonies to England was one of
coerced necessity, whereas the relation ofthe
several States to the United States is one
of choice, for the most beneficent purposes
and the happiest ends"