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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-28

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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-28
''The Pen is Mightier than the sword"
THE GOLD PEN,
5EST AND CHEAPEST OF PENS.
Morten's Gold Pens,
The Best Pens in the World.


For. safe at No. 26 .1fuiden-
Lane, .1e1p- 10a;K,, ami 6Y everY
dwlY appointed .dge1st at ire
.seya12e prices.
.1I02'IO5a mates no Pens stamp
ri With TIRE Name Or Ia00e-
1l0aAc If any 0khea';r khe1ef02'e,
;phea'e an .A.ge7ecY IS cStc1SiShsd,
g RE l1s<6Itc WiSk be best S1ESteal, and
at tie same prices, pr eating on
TIE .Agent;. IN al other I0SuceS
those WiS1ing tie .1I01I10 Pen
mast send 10 HeU3l~UaIer-S,
Wj1eTe L5eia. orders 11iIL TeceiYe
PROMPT attention, iI 1ccOMD1-
1ied NiLh TIE cash.
II Catalogue, s1ikh fltIt deSc7I1-
ton Of sizes and prices, SEM on
receipt NJ keike2 postage.
A. MORTON.
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organization which has the same CIV es
view, and, fearless Of the threa" OF elliot elliot
cation, to resist to the last, at ,.'' ,hc
box and by all other peaceabie rnee nsen,
imposition of negro suffrage, lest CO, o
may sanction the iniqultous its's'a'i"N
the present Congress, and thereby ons,lu-
the free action of the party to which We
must look for relief. :,
40. That the recent triumphs of the
Democratic Conservative party, on the
;ssnc of negro suffrage in the northern
states unerringly point to it as the only
organization with which VIC can cooperate
with any hope Of success"
The 18th resolution provides for APP
pointing five delegates from each magis-
terial district to the Conservative Conven-
ton in Richmond on the l1th instant.
On motion, an Executive Committee
was appointed to thoroughly organize tho
Conservative party of the county.
A fine spirit pervaded the meeting, and
gives token of happy results in the future.
The spirit of improvement seems increas-
ing in our little town, and many private
residences are under contract, besides the
improvements at the Institute and Col
lege The workmen have begun the resi-
dence for General Lee, and when compile
ted it will be an ornament to the town as
well as great convenience to the Gene
raj.
There is now in progress at the Metho-
dist church here very interesting revival,
which has thus far resulted in over twenty
professions of conversion. The efficient
pastor-Rev. Mr.. Whisncr-has been as
sisted by the presiding Elder OF this d!s-
trict-Rev. Mr.. Ballard by several minis
ters of the town. OCCASIONAL.
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PErERsBrnG, December S, 1867.

PETrRsRrRG, December s, 1867.
The cotton market has been more or less
unsettled since the time when there was
reason to hope the tax would be removed
by Congress at an early day. A sudden
REIMBURSEMENT Of the claim for two ana
half cents per pound could not but aiiect
the nrice in New York, and therefore III
every other American market, ana even
In LIVERPOOL. To no other cause, IL Is DC
Eeved can the decline which mas taken
Mace in the last two weeks be aScrlocd.
The prospect that the tax will now DC
abolished is less hopcful-in fact, there is
NOTHING encouraging in it--for the most
that the Committee of Ways and Means
proposc to do is to make the repeal appli-
cable only to cotton grown after the year
1867. The market is now little firmer,
and is, it may be hoped, gradually recover
ing as the dcluSion Of approaching relief
is being dispcllcd.
The receipts of wheat have increased
within the last week, mostly from North
Carolina. Some has been brought for ship
ment to the Brandywnc mills, where the
millcrs like TO mix it with their own
grain otherwise the whole is manufac-
tured in this city.
Tobacco comes in more freely, chiefly
In loose parcels, and commands good prices.
The market has been rather more active
for some days past.
In general, trade has been tolerably
brisk, and the pressure for money Is not so
great as it has been. The rates of interest
are consequently diminished.
The following quotations exhibit the
present state OF the market:
Cotton.-The sales have been very libe-
and mostly made as fast as received. In
the early part of the week the price WAS
as low as a.. To-day it is IA = to 49,,
the latter Tor an article Of prime qnaIlty.
The receipts last week were ,l2S bales
against l.lS2 for the week preceding.
Tobacco. Receipts of hogsheads very
light. Loose tobacco has arrived more
freely. Good to fine luss, $3.50 to Sc a;
good lrat, Sc 10 SIS; very good leaf, $40 u
Sl2; fine ship, lug aud manufacturing, Sl3
to SIG
Wheat Good red, 81 to $3.50; white
81 80 to 81 50.
-Four. Snpertine, sll to sll so; extra,
sl3 to sl4; family, Sl5 to lG. Market
we'll supplied.
Corn.-Oid, sl.lO to sl.l5; new, so to
e5c.
Bacon.-M Market well supplied, and
prices somewhat lower; Virginia hog
round, Is 10 20c. hams and sides, 20 to
22c.; western shoulders, az to 15c.
sides, l6 10 lie.
The city has been very quiet to day.
Last night The weather underwent a con
siderable change, accompanied by fall
of snow, and to-day it has been quite cold.
6
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Rusiness is more active here than in any

Il UblucSS Ia iiui 1SeiNo hOlo pbch IL Guy
place visited by your correspondent for
many weeks. Profits are very small, but
the merchants are excepting things going, y
and il tells well for their enterprise IN
these times Of universal depression. The
population is some 500 Meridian was
born only some six or eight years ago out CT
;, e crossing of the Mobile and Ohio and
~. Vicksburg and Selma railroads. it
,as Shcrmanized" thoroughly, and
{, az ~ -an" after his wake had closed
and now ;, Tough hastily reconstructed .
80 49, nro ME Of successful growth. In
1 ieeI ,b pn, wars less than 800 inhabitants
l lopa 'n1 TO- o., four churches, an iron
fonndrr several ST. om mills, and many
stores. Some merchan. na'e Nv JIG O0'''
ness amounting to s3oO,O0t ayeear'.
The people have their tron.1es i i VI.
rest of us. Near the place is regu 'al he y
Of thieves. 1t is said that cattle of al hlhu,
are stolen, and either killed for the ST 'ppor'
of these rogues, or run of and sold.
Some Indians arc noticed on the str, 'ets
the relics of the Creek tribe. The pee pl.
here regard them with great favor becau ;.
of their inoffensve and simple manner. ,
They have an excellent character for hon
esty and harmlessness though they will use
"tangle- foot " when lying around loose, or
when having spare change. Tight times
is everywhere, and no wonder there should
be tight Indians somewhere. Some Fir-
ginians are here, and even they, so far from
home, complain Of being tight; not merrlly
| so, but from "impccuniosity." 1t is well
known that Virginans move with dispatch,
and don't like a drag.
n. B.-Mississippi is not reconstructed
convcntonally, poor thing NJ. Sd.
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s-----I---~.~~-~>~>->-
By Bowman & stroock, huctionesrs,
No - Fourteenth street, between Main and Cary
OTIS SHOES, Dry GOODS, CLoTHING
aowe will offsr for sale at our auction room
on TUES pAY the 10Th OF December at 10 O'Clock
q iargs as-ortrnsnt OF sE.sONABLE GOODS, con-
''ssing e. Of chester BROWN HEETIaG and
Social Hn' mis- n BLEACHgD sEEETIEG and
SHIhTiEf.
DRESS GOODS,
DECLINES,
PLhIBs:
CHECKS,
LINasY5,
PRINTs
L'NINGS.
SELTCIAs,
iTArias cLoTH,
BLACK BR"ADCLOTH,
CASSiMr RES,
WHIT WHITs and nd CoLoRED BOSOM SHIRTS,
CASSIMEHE and FANCY SHIFTS,
HANoKsECH EFs.
E EsDn: 'h ard CENTS HOSIERY.
30 'DS. sONTAGS,
CAPES SGAtFc,
VALISEs, TRUNKS, &c.
large Ii9s {, Of T ~ % n rIe
"a D1 VI Uh - VI
HATS ana UMBRELLAS.
200 cases OF Mems Boys, Women's. and Misses
BOOTS, SHOES, BEo9ANS, and BALMO-
RAILS.
ALSO,
very dne assortment o.
Ladies and Misses fashionable SAQUs IS,
Gro, Ks, and
Ladies' FASCY PTRS
will he added:
TOYS. FANCY GOODS, &c
These Goods ar" all reasonable. and the atten-
ton OF tho trade is fully called to THU sale
TERMS OF ~ALs al sans under 800, cash
under $780, sixty days over that amount, ninety
day-. with approved endorsement.
a fns lunch to be served. o.r
de BOW MAN " Str.o',sh.
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Lady Margaret Herbert asked somebody
for a pretty pattern for a night cap.
" Well" said the person, "what signifies
the pattern of night cap ?" "Oh child"
said she, "you know in case Of fire !"
WHY is love like canal boat3 Because
it is au internal transport.
What class of women are most apt to
give tone to society," The bellies.
Every man desireth to live long, but no
man would be old.
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Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch
A letter from Mississippi.
MERrD1rS MISS. December 2, Is

MERIDIAN, MISS., UVCeIHUOK - 10"''
This thrifty embryo city was last night
in state OF perturbation. Rumors were
rife, and credited, that an attack on the
town was to be made by the thriitleSs ne
groes of the vicinity. The negroes have,
many OF them, given up work, and having
spent all their means, are suffering some
what for food and comforts. Leagues do
not feed them, but do vtiate them; and
the spirit of logged INSTRUMENTATION now
rife may lead to trouble. This morning q
petition is circulating requesting an in
crease of the military force ut this post
snG is being universally signed,
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Drv Goods.
RSONA l..
l. ~

DER SONAL l..
TAKE NOTICE
WORD OF ADVICE.
TRY G"oDs cheaper tn an ever at the popular
Dry Goods Store, No. 3oi, corner OF Third and
Broad streets
Calicoea. &, TO- and l2c.
The very best Mouss elaines only 1870;
Bleached Cotton, ard toe yard wide. only l2c. :;
Brown Cot on, tn 70 best and cheapest In the city;
P nlow case Cotton only 2oc.;
10 Shestings, doc., cheap At SOC.
Extra heavy Popiins only Csc cheap at 5oo.;
slpscas, all colcirs. rs, SO. and upwards;
French nernos and Emprsss Cloth only 75c.;
Canton Plannals only l8sc.
Great Bargains In sll-wool Flannels;
Balmoral Skirts only 81 IS
Cashmere for men and boys wear, SOC. and Up
warls;
Great B3rgains in Ladies' shawls, Cloaks, and
Worsted Hoods
Best Chinchflla Cloth for Ladies' Cloaks, $3.50,
worth 81;
Great bargains In Blankets;
Ladies' hsece-lined Hose, extra heavy, only 25c );
Hoop skirts, SOC.
French Corsets only 81;
And great nahy other goods two numerous to
mention at ISAAC SYCLE'S
Popular Dry Goods Store,
! No SOL correr Of Third and Broad streets.
p. II. EURgkLL. F. V. SUTTON, Jr, and L. FALK,
| will be pleased to serve their friends. de5-lw
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AagctaOss Sales.
THIS DAY.


THIS DAY.
By Saith & Hughes. Aucionesrs,
No. 1434 Main street. bat. Thirteenth and Four
teentb, few doors above st. Charles Hotel.
nUR FIRST X sc q l. A r SALE
~ will commerce. THIS MORNING. 9th insts nj,
at 10 o. clock, at which time we will offer fine
stock of
BOOTS and SHOES,
HATS and CAPS,
DRY GOODS,
FURNfTU r.E. new and second hand;
REaDY-MaDE CLOTHING,
FANCY GOODS,
NOTIONS. &c
The sale Will be continued NIGHTLY. common
cling at half past o'clock, until the entire stock is
closed ont.
We cannot be urdarsold.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Regular sales Of Horses. Mule. Carriages. Wa
CONS, &c On Council Chamber Hill every SATUR-
DAY MORNING at 10 o'clock
Consignments sol. cited.
WILLIAM I SMITH,
des JOHN Z HUGHES.
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BY Grubbs & Williamr, Gc~liogserS,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh sEeo!i.

TaTALCGUE SALE or 4 V LUA-
~ BILE LsW LIBRtKT IT hCtT.oG.-nh
WEDNESDAY nth p4cnmb"T. comm" chg p.
half past! O'Clock ? A., V VII oeH = NO -, =
Main street the valuable law Library 81 the ts'e
General George w handolph !. g @piI'"S 10 ss
on. thousand volumes. .mbraci Z t.s rlcurntary
and : anGar1 wCr s. tn u-lsh ".1or'., "Li
many rare and vaIut"le virginia books u " ont
OF print, tne whole forming collection worAy
the attention Of tho bar.
There will also Do sold few in!.cellanec-:
works
T+KNs: Made known At the ii:ng oi s2.s.
CataIu. lss will be ready IN n ~ days
GnUEBs i'WlLLiAHS,
dag Ate i0usgfS,
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By Grutbs & williams. ArStioneerh.
Z ortEEas soEusr Of MIA 80 aISsoEsa sieSy'

COMMISSIONER SALE OF Z
u VALUABLE HOUSE AID LOT, on CHUECH
HILL. AT AUCF!OT.-By virtue OF Il decree u
tho Circuit Colrt OF H~nricD county entered on
the Am OF November, 1887 In the case Of . craY
IS Cray's guardian, &C." will as spsctai CON
missioner thereby appointed a-li al pub &c aGt.
ton, upon be premises, on Thu 4 be I-ia
day OF December, at o'clock J III az ia'r u
not then on lhs next fair day tn -reafrr ~ iAe
sane hour, the USS and LOT OF WHICH Jane,
cray died .e!zed and possessed. aud nov 'ccEpl"t
by Mrs Johurun. situated a. thu corner u oF'@d
and Thirty third streets, on Chuaborazp hlu,
The lot fronts on Broad street Is feet. and Tor
one. half Of tas! front t&tUras back ~ Atlsha.l
street $50 feet deep. and for thc other ~ 100 e-
deep, 10 win Do Shown by map on The aay o.
sale.
The FIRST story OF the house IS II NrtcS th5 on 7
story is Of wood II contaius slight rooms, VIE >
shlngled roof, stable, wool and coal house, '-i+
we'll OF gooi water IN the yard. 49,.
Terms $3.50 ca.h tho bziancs az four, ok. f,
and twelve monlbs for negotiable notes, lhkei'.
added the title being retained ny The g cf. 49,
the notes are paid. BEsJAAIE Nash
CoAIlssioEtr.
GkUBBs & WILLIAMS, Lucticnsers. de-
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Correspond snca Of tn. Richmond Dispatch. :
Rockbridge Court Memorial to General aclio-
field -Conscrrativc Meeting Unity Of Feeling
and Harmony of tction Delegates Appointed
to the Richmond Convention Town Improve
ments- General Lees Northumberland i'll
the Methods, Church.
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By Grnpbs 4 Williams, Auctoneerr,
North ives, corcar Main and Els yonth streets.


A vEPY VA u. BILE FARM OF
"a EIGHTY F UR ACRES. WITH HAN DSoME
lMPhOVEh SNTS. ONE 81 LIE WEST OF THE
tEY0VD THE FAX GGoUrDS AND NEAR TO
GE"VE s,.hD. F K hALE At AUCTioN.-By
reunes' Of Mr. Jose ph well we will sell at
ancrion, upCn the premises, on hoaDAY the 9th
Of December, IT y O'Clock ~, his welt known
and much admired FAHG, s,tna'od az above
Grows al q the Broad street road, running b. TX
along The later road sarly L mile In le.g.h to
the I'D Scu.ilelo vn road.
Tha.e are Eighty -four acres OF land which bavs
been brought TO th- highest possible state Of i'm
prov.Toent The ia0d les ne ry .avel W tn not
squars yard Of vast. ground The Improve
n-nis conri | OF Il handsome DWELLING with
twelve room, kitchen with four rooms. gard- n .
ere house barr, staLle, corn house, ice-h ouse,
&c There TWO hGe youDg apple aud peach
o'chard-, now H. their prime, besldes an album
dance Of -neli frnits About forty acres have been
seeded with heat
II would he unnecessary n say word In COM
mend tor of thu property to those WHO know II ;
bat for the b NJ fit OF those 1T distance VIII may
wish 10 settle n.ar the city wa vi II add ID at moth
IN. mon. d, sirah'e tor Il ruturban farm, or TOR
fruit-g owing and gardening purposes can be
found, whilst II oters peculiar advantages az a
permanent .v"strnen'. as II 1T present be
in tn. direction - which tho principal improve
Ineut and growth Of the city 10 rapidly eXtendtr g
II de.ired, gooI farm some navi. able
wafer. course or IN the.grass growing portion Of
the state, or good city property, would be taken IN
part payment
Aferthe farm Is SOLD, there viii be public sale
II the crous stock, &C., OF which due notice will
be given hereafter.
The terms vi b } made very accom- II odat!ng
GRUBBS u WILLIAMS AHctioneers.
Persons dap sad 10 purchase are invited to ex-
anime the property previous to tho day q; sale;
no2T 9. * W.
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TRUSTEES S&LA OF VALUABLE
/ REAL ESTATE, on TGE EOETHEAEr cog.
NEE ~ I8TT and FIRST SITS sbTS, Fta
SALE At AUCTI0n.-Ey virtue Ofa q ed Of t'1.'
executed 10 me rs Trustee. 20 secure 'h1 payment
of certain notes therein mentioned, beatir Z date
the 9TH day OF July. 1855, ana recorded ~ t5-
Clerks rt 20 OF the Ha-t,uRs Court Il u" city q.
Richmond, and at the requnsto fth1 beneficiary Ia
said deed ! will proceed 20 eel A. Pnbl'c auction
on thr premises on IrTD / tn 9th day al +.
cembar 1857, at O'Clock p. NJ, II fgtr. Il y :, ihs
next fair Hay thereafter. the la-g5 TIL AIS II III
BplCN TtSEiETT situated ~ tho uor'f.sf
corner OF Main and First streets, ard the ". +
BUILDING ia tts rear, used an n school. bul.-.
The said buildings, baving been recently rtp-.f'
cd ara now in good order. The lot lr0rl' 90
Main street aboua tiXty feet running back aoo-.
10 feet.
TgtNs: Enouch cash 70 pay the expenses o. sale
and 10 pay two uu'a--oUe for III, -. dua J7n.
airy l.. 1917. ana oDa tor - ISL 80. with in"re''
from the 18th day Cf July, 1867: ana Ia" .larcr ~
such terms az may ba a-read upon on III" Gay u
sale. J Mo NJ. I liOk. ITu'i-s.
SaIn conducted By JAMES II. TAYLOR SOS,
AuCtiouscrs. no.'
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BY Grubbs B Williams, Aucttoneer,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh sttes|

A VERY HANDSOME BRIO +
~ WgLLIS WlrH PUUE BUlLp ,.
LuTS. on The WEST SIDE CT THlRD sEH,A;2n,
BETWEEN MAlI AND CARi STREET. a.
TWO BUILDING LOTS on CARY sFhsLt IS
TWEEN SECOND AND TBlED STREETS, -
SALE At AUCTIoS.-on TUESDAY, lElh H. ~,
Dr. miss. the very handsome BkICA DM bLLiAg
Situated a. above, and occupied by John ha",
F.q Il contains Nn7ludirE the ktchc") Ftr'. :
rooms with uAtns, water. and So : I . ~ '7'~
nice order Ine lot Is J.! by 90 ;.ut. -. +,
after which VIII ne sold F3U% hEl"U /,
LOTS adjoining on tho south AID tNt Hs'ir "
Cary street each Ky frct - az ale! 49,
TWO BUILDING Ors on he rorh so" :
Cary street. between Second aud Third h.-s~'''
oscn 23xl51 feet an alley
The uweilins Is very destrthle IN I. ses'' ~
gnd conjunction, holGs c,ntch an. I" w.
IL lGieE and pleasant lelsh Dnra.Gd. So n.
built. The Lots ure the IL )! i5sl-@S!s ~" t'
Lha masAet
- u.uBgs < WILLIAMS,
NOR ABes!oGvSfa.
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BY Pilkinton, Pulliam 4 Co,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
No ls Pearl street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF NALUA~
MANCHESTER In execution o, he provisions
OF a cerain deet OF rrast from Robert Car.
t-r and wife Ia the subscriber. as trustee and
h. airing date thu 2oth cay OF March 1906.
and duly OF record in the clerks office OF
III cou ~ of he-tsrhed, and being REQUIRED
to do by thu ben. fciary IL said deed, Will
TUESDAY the 10Th OF December. 1867 att o'clock
p VI , the very valuable IT RE AND DWELL
me- Fl USE and irr now occu 3ied by Robert
Carter, Ed, located on Eull street (nurth sids)
between Jo1ts street and the corporation line.
The lot fronts - feet ana runs back los feet The
house contains Ero rooms and Is In excellent re-
pair
TERMS $3.50 ca h, and balance ut such time AZ
Will be made knOwn on day Of sale.
G.. PULL VI, Trustee.
Sale conducted by PILKGSroN. PULLMAN CO.,
Auci lone r.. ueo
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BY Grubbs & Williams. Auctioneeu,
Northwest corner CT Main and Eleventh stree

TRUSTEr'S SALE OF AN UNDl.
WIRED MoIPTY OF TIE VAbUA BILE ST0sg
aTrrpES SOUTHWEST CukTS * OF BROAD kNl
NINTH SHEETS. execution Of the PROV.
sions of deed OF trust from {. J. Ludwig to h'
subscriber ~ ,Tustas dated 1oth sep,tmn-', ~,
ard recorded in Hichmcrd Hu5iIngs Court Once
being the-.to requested by the creditor secursi.
vii fell at auction. np"n III" prantsss on ~
DAY. 9th Of december. ~ o,ctock T. y. u iaa
II NOT thsn on rhe next fair day th-r1at or, - 5.
ramn hour, the property conveyed in said d"e.-
10 wit being an undivided moiety 81 the yaiust-
brick tenement situated Al ths soa.h"ts. corner Il
Srosd aud Moth streets, and occupied by ls..s
Hirsch and others
TERMS sufficient in cash TO dH!fay tn eXpen.a'
Of t'e sale and 10 pay Oft Il bo1d Tor $1,000 wild
interest thereon from 26,h September. l,a5, rur
paid, and the balance upoU snch term. s. the "a!
G.. l. ludwig may direct. or In case ci his i4uG|
to give such dir Ctt0a. nj ruch line ana IN sGC1
manner as the trustee thall think H..
z w. Il GIBBS Trustee.
GRUBBs & WILLIAM, Auctioneers. rgcT
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AND FOR SALE IN CHESTER
FIELD COUNTY offer for sale q tract OF
valuable Lam u containing ONE HuNDkED
ACRES. This land lies eight miles from Rich
h If miles from Eic.'s turnout, on the Richmond
ard Petersburg railro"d. This land IL about one
hall cleared and good portion IN cultivation.
There Is spring Of good water near beautifui
place for building, and alsoa never falling stream
on the east side, on which there Is some excellent
If this land is not sold before the 10th day OF
December it will be sold at auction on that day at
Il O'Clock. o,r,u
For further Information apply to ROBERT A.
CLARKs, VINO lives near the premises.
no 23-3tS*
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By Cook x Laughton, Auctoneers,
corner of Franklin and Governor streets.
HANDSOME P Il T. O r FURNJ-
IL TUBE. &c, AT AUCTION On FRIDAY
the 9th Instant at 20 O'clock. We will sell a. our
store large ASS yrtmsnt OF FURNITURE, consist
Ing in part OF
One K sswooD PALoR SUITE, covered with
velvet plush
hai:cloth
Hands ma WALNUT and MAHOGANY MAR
:, SLE Top BUaEtUS and WASHSTANDs,
N.HoGAEY aud STAINED WAEDRnBES.
WsLr UT and MAHOGANY JENNY LIND
BtDSTRiDS
MAHaGANY ST EBoArD ard CHINA PRESS,
NJ AH0GAhY -OFa> and CHAlhS.
Ma HOGAEY and WALNUT ROCKERS,
CANE and WoUD-ssAT CHAlRs and RoCh-
CoTT;,6E and FRENCH SCROLL BED
hfE.rS,
HAIR and SHUrK MATTRESSES,
New FEATHER BEDS, BOLSTEHSr and Pill
Lows,
BRUSSELS and INGRAM CARPETS,
PsRLoR and OFFICE STOVES,
COOKING STOVES,
Co GA MATING,
lJEWRrrEE'S WORK BENCH,
10 casss CLARTT
10 cases ca sMPAGNB,
. 20 dozen bottles best LONDON STOUT PORTER.
COOK i TAUGHT IN,
de Auctinneers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-06
BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
n orthwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

THREE EXCELLENT FRA NED
1 TENEMENT. ON TAG EAST SIDE OF JET
FsRSOI STREET TWEEN BROAD AN Nan
SHALL STREET. AT aUCTION.-Gn SATNE.
DAY. eth December, AZ O'Clock +. NJ, we Will
sell rpou the premises tas three framed tensnents
situated as above, each containing about -FOUR
70 1u4 They nre rrrIrged that they may be
used below Tor stores, wtth DWELLINGS above,
having side door snd passage TO each house.
For purposes OF investment this - sooa property,
"a il a wa rents readily 10 good tenants and
persons with smal! families Will hnd them very
comfortable homes.
TskMs: At sal-.
de- GRUBBs & WILLIiMS, Auctioneers.