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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-30
BY Harrison. Goddin 4 Appsrson, Auetionsen,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
By Harrison, Goddin Apperson. Auctioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
" VERY VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT, on
MARSHALL STREET.-In pursuance Of decree
OF the Hastings Court OF the city Of Richmond In
a suit Of Jones' trustee, against Jones, etc. the IN
dersigned will offer for sale at public auction,
on the premises, on WEDNESDAY the - day Of
April next at 81 o'clock u. NJ, that VERY DksI-
RABLE RESIDENCE now occupied by Mr., But
well Jones, situated on Marshall between Jefferson
and Madison streets.
The house is large, built Of brick, contains
eleven rooms, Is furnished with gas fixtures
throug hout, and has good, dry basement, dining
room, store. room, and kitchen, q brick smoke.
house and large brick kitchen In the yard with
four rooms. Also, q coal. house, wood house, and
large stable. Good water upon the lot. The house
has lately been repaired and painted. The lot
fronts 65 feet Marshall street and runs back loo
feet TO 5-foot alley IL desired, the lot will be
divided and sold IN two lots.
TERMS One fourth cash. the balance on
credit In equal f. stalmsnts, of 4, IL, and Il
months, with interest from the day OF sale, th'
purchaser to give negotiable notes, well en-
dorsed, for the deferred payments Title retains;
until deed directed by the court: The taxes an!
insurance for this year TO be paid by the purchr
ser. Z. u. 0hlsWObD, Oonihissi
Sale conducted by HARRISON, GoDDIS APPEE
son. mn ~
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DIED.

On the 2sth instant, at q o'clock p: NJ, of con-
rec, in the twenty seventh year of her age
Her funeral will take place from Clay street Me-
thodist church SUNDAY AFTERNOON at half
dast o'clock. Friends, relatives, and acquant-
ances are respectfully invited TO attend.
Petersburg papers and Cincinnati CommercLdt
please copy 2tk
4 the 29th instant OF apopleXy, MRS JULIA A.,
widow of the late william Caulfeild, OF this city,
aged sXty-f four years.
Her friends are requested to attend her funeral
from her late residence at u O'Clock To- DAY.
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By Grubbs Williams. Auctionssrs.
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

CMALL FRAMED HOUSE AND VA
SCANT LOT, ON THE CORNER OF FIRST AND
BYRD STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION i'm.
msdiately after the above sale, say ats o'clock
p M, we will sell at auction, on the premises, q
email FRAMED HOUSE and LOT, ~ . lzxi32 feet
located az above. This property IL suited for per.
sons OF email means Terms at sale. Taxes for
~ y = GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS,
NH 70 Auelioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY.
ByT. w. Keesse, for s. C. 7. i Co.,
Office No. 1917 Main street, between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth.
HOUSEHOLD AND
IL KITCHEN Furniture FOR SALE AT
will sell on TUESDAY, April =,
at 10 o'clock, at the residence OF Mr..
J. NJ. Now lin (who is declining housekeeping on
Franklin street between Third and Fourth, all Of
his HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
consisting, in part. Of
/ OAK SIT DINING FURNITURE, city made,
and In perfec, order, consisting OF
EXTENSION TABLE,
SIDBBOARD and CHINA PRESS,
CsLERET, and CHAIRS TO correspond,
FINE PAKL0RCARPET, new;
CURTAINS,
lLhRGE FRENCH PLATE MIRROR. etc,
/ HALL OAK SUITABLE, CHAIRS, and
RICH RosEW06D CHAMBER SET, city
made and In perfect order;
An assortment OF CHINA, GLASS, and
EARTHENWARE.
mo. s VIRGINIA AIR-TIGHT COOKING
STOvB,in good order, and the usual
variety If cooking utensils.
TERMS. For all sums under fifty dollars, cash !;
over, sixty days TO- approved negotiable paper.
THOMAS w. kEESEE,
NH 30 Auctioneer for s. q. I. 90.
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MARRIED.,

In Alexandria, on Tuesday evening, 2eth in
slant, by the Rev. Mr.. Munsey, at the residence OF
the brides mother, Mr.. GEORGE WILLIAM MAN
KIN, of Alexandra, 70 Miss LUCY A. H0UCH-
EMS, of Charlottesville, Va.
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By Harrison, Goddin & Appsrson, Auctioneen,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

SALE OF HOUSE AND
l. LOT, ON TENTH STREET BETWEEN MAN
AND CARY. ON TIKI WEST SIDE THEREOF
As trustee In q certain deed OF trust executed %
the subscriber by Lewis L. Montague and other,
dated the 9Th day Of March, 1855 duly recorded
Richmond Hastings Court, to secure the psyn'ais
Of q negotiable note bearing date with The a.
deed, calling for %. 500, due twelve months ,ar
auction. on the premises, on wBDS ssDAf ih,a
day Of April, 1851. at II o'clock A: N: sAld g.
perty Is now occupied by Wsrth, Rsihoun 49,
and Montague Son. -.
Terms: One third Of the purchase money %
paid In cash the balance 10 be pfst In three e.,
nstalments, payable In four, eight, ana I'VE,
months, with interest thereon ADDED Dts
tanned until all OF the paymsnts are made. H. IL.
and insurance for the present year 10 % pas
the purchaser. LsWls a. rhsL
NH 10 if-
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BY Grubbs Il Williams, Auct!oneers,
Northwest corner II ain and Eleventh streets.

TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue Of a
i deed OF trust from Henry Harris, Robert Htr
ris, and Mary Ann Harris. bis wife, and H.nr
trump, to the undersigned as trustee, dated ~
7th day OF February, 1857, and Of record In ~
clerks office Of Henrico County Court, / shall o.
at public auciion.lat ~ o'clock p. on TUE
DAT tn. I'd day OF April 1857, on the prsmisss,.
REAL ESTATE and WOODEN TENEMENT
therein conveyed. and which 10 situated ~ a.
lows Lots Nos II and 10, lying between AdA-'
and Commerce streets, IN The county OF Henrish
adjacent TO the city OF Richmond also, trtan.s.
lar lot, lying in said county, fronting 81 feet &C
Leigh street; also, certaiu wooden tenements, ihs
property OF Henry Cruulp, located on the rs.s
estate above referred to.
Terms OF SALE: Cash as TO so much OF the pro-
ceeds OF the Gale OF the real estate as will d.
charge a note for $500, which said real s,ia.s
secures and for cash 10 30 much Of the process
Of sale OF the wooden tenements before referred %
as will discharge note for $780, which IL secured
thereby and In both cases for such further sgn
Of money In cash rs will pay OF the expenses Of
exec uting this trust The terms as to the surplss
procs eds OF sale will be made known on the day u
sale. WILLIAM SSlfko, Trustee
GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS, Auctionsers, nh u
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TOR RENT, THAT VERY DESIRA-
II BILE RESTAURANT known as Sadler's III
Hotel, opposite the Old Market, containing ..:H
number of rooms, with bar and fixtures. SAA
This is considered of the best nds ora first
class restaurant in the city.
Also, a STORE and DWELLING on the east side
of Seventeenth street between Frank lin and Grace
Also, . very desirable FAMILY RESIDENCE on
the east side OF Main street in Sidney, now occu,
pied by Mr.. A. Walsh. Possession can be mad
Also, a STORE and DWELLING on the north
sid, Of Main street between Seventeenth and
Eli btee nth and next to the store of A Cozzolon.
Also a small FRAME HOUSE on the corner OF
CLAW and Twenty. seventh streets.
Also, small FRAME HOUSE on the corner OF
Twenty seventh and N streets, with good garden
attached. -
Also. small FRAME HOUSE on what is known
az LiGgon's Hill. Possession can be had imms-
40. a large FRAME HOUSE on Fulton Hill,
west of Mount Erin.
Also small HOUSE on the corner Of st. Paurs
and Baker streets L ID. EACHO,
Real Estate Agent and Collector,
Fourteenth street between Main and Franklin.
NH 29-3t
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Adjournment of Congress.
By resolution OF both Houses, adopted
Yesterday, Congress will adjourn to-day
until the first Wednesday in July.
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LOST, STRAYED, AND FOUND.

cox DOLLARS BEWARD.-Stolen
on from my stable on the night Of n
the nth February a large, very dark BAY <AN
HORSE about six (el years old. hsving-4Z-
Just below the ankle and right foot just above the
ankle. Also, having small ears. A reward Of
twenty (20) dollars will be paid for the recovery Of
said horse or twenty i've (25) dollars for recovery
OF said horse and detection Of the thief. Address
ROBERT HENDRICK,
NH Sim Jetersville, Amelia county, Va.
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MEETINGS.

DICHMOND BANKING AND IN
~ SURANCE COMPANY The annual meeting
Of the stockholders of the Richmond Banking and
Insurance Company will be held at the office OF
the Company, corner OF Twelfth and Main streets,
on WEDN BsDAI the Sd day OF April next, at Il
o'clock NJ.
full and punctual attendance, either in person
or by proxy, Is earnestly requested.
JOHN b. DAVIS, President.
]. F. C. PoTTs. Secretary. NH 2s-td
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uOUSE AND FURNITURE FOR
IL RENT.-A large and newly furnished II
city, filed with boarders yielding an in .E2k
come monthly of over $500. House has all
the modern improvements, water, sc. For terms,
address post-ofice box No. s5s. Reference re-
uuired. NH SO-N
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BY Pilkinton, Pullism Co.,
Commission Merchants, and 'Resl
Estate Agents, No. IS Pearl street.
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T1OR RENT, PART OF MY RESI-
DENCE. embracing two, three, or FIVE
good rooms, with kitchen, &C., In the yard :I
scpantab Bile tenant the rent will be moderate.
Apply on the premises on Seventh street, No e7.
adjoining the City Spring lot or TO the subscriber
rnS ao-1t. N. w. WALTON.
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UaOR RENT. BRICK DWELLING on
It Twenty seventh street, Church bill. -
with two rooms, with the usual out build Ik
ings. Possession can be had at once:
So L. A. J. CL0PT0N,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
NH ao-at No q Twelfth street near Franklin.
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT. that very large and
Broad street, Church Hill, between Twenty Ter;
seventh and Twenty -sighth streets. con. -
tanning seven rooms, kitchen, &C., win nice
Possession had by the lat Of Apri. Apply 70
NH ao-t Real Estate Agents.
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DOR RENT, THE DESIRABLE
STORE on the south side Of Broad street II
between second and Third, recently occG- t..:3
pied by John Il Connell. ESQ, as a dry goods -Ll&
store. This is considered good lacation for any
E. A. J CLOPTON,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionaer,
NH so-3t No 81 Twelfth street, near Franklin.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY,

The above sale is further postponed. on account
NH 28
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EOR RENT, the DWELLING on the
IL south side of Broad between Second -
and Third streets over the store recently t.:
occupied by J H. Connell, ESQ, containing IT.
four rooms in good repair. Gas and water on the
premises Possession can be had at once.
z A. j. CLOPTON,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionser,
nh an-at No 2I Twelfth ktraet. near Franklin.
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TOR Remit offer for rent the new
II BRICK STORE, with DWELLING at
tached ON the south side of Broad between t.:
Second and Third streets The location LIZ
makes 1t very desirable for any Kind OF retail busl
ness The rent will be low to good tenant.
E. A. j. CLOPTON,
Real Estate A gent and AuCtioneor,
NH an-at No Il TWalfth street. near franklin.
The New York herald., 1867-03-29
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY MARCH 49, l8e7-rRIPLE SHEET


CITuATIQS wANTED--BY AN EXPERIENCED DRUG
sfREEr
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-21
Treatment OF NIiIch Cows.

look on COW as similar to steam
boiler; no matter how good they may be,
unless the boiler is well supplied with
water and good fuel, also we'll attend
ed to, the supply of steam will be short,
or it will be in proportion to the fuel
and attention. So also is the COW; no
matter how good she may be, if she is
not we'll supplied, fed and cared for, her
product will be shortened.
Another very important matter with
cows is that they should be protect ed
from storms and bad weather. They
should be fed and kept under shelter
when the nights are wet and inclement;
this more particularly in the early sea-
son, when the COW is fresh and i'll full
milk; one exposure to cold wet night,
has frequently reduced the milk 10 one
half. Also in the fall, when the nights
become frosty, never let them remain
ont; be particular to stable them; and ia
! the morning never turn them ont on the
pasture till the frost is melted off by the
sun, as nothing, perhaps, dries COW OF
reduces her milk moro than eating grass
with the frost on it. To many of these
requirements the generality of farmers
nav no attention whatever. In the
early season, as soon as there is any pas,
ture whatever the cow is turned out OF
the barnyard, to eat what she may find
and remain day and night until the
winter comes: there is also nothing
grown or fed to exc out the scanty sup,
ply of pasturage that almost inevitably
occurs at some time each season. Thi:
is all wrong, and should be remedied by
the cultivation of roots or corn.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-21
STATE ITEMS.
From the Shepherdstown Register. J

From the ShepherdstOwn Register.
The Lutheran congregation of thi.
place has purchased the house and lot
on Mill street, known as the "Snively
property, for a parsonage, for the sun
of $1,000.
RAPID GROwTH.-Mr. John Rice, neal
this place, presented US with an apple q
few days ago, which was taken, with q
number of others, from a small tree
planted last fall. 1t is called the "Fal-
low Apple" and was perfectly matured
when pulled 4 few days since.
From the Union Register.l
ELoPEMENT.-F. B. Spicer, from near
Burk's Mill, in this county, who has a
wife and seven children, elOped on We'd
nesday morning of last week with a
widow lady from the same locality, who
also left four children. We learn that
he repented of his folly after his depar-
ture and wrote back to know what was
thought of his conduct and if it would
be safe for him to return.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD
The Railroad received another lift OF
$780, 900 from Cabell county last week,
The vote was close, affected no doubt
by the news from Monroe. The follow
ing are the figures, giving three-ffths
majority of one for the subscription:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-21
The Meeting ut Fnirview.

Ihe Democrats of Marshall and Wet
|y' counties had magnificent meeting
d f"Fvicw, Marshall county, on Fri
1'!' 18th inst. The meeting was called
''' one o'clock, and long before the APP
pointed hour, the roads were thronged
WIN crowds of people vending their
'"! To The place appointed for the exer-
rises. Il soon became manifest that the
'"'''Ans selected for the purpose would
ef"''Tr.y too small to hold the large
-""'Oe'' /" attendance, and an adjourn
'"'"' To the ncighboring grove was de-
.''"''"co upon. Here a platform was
'OOu erected, and temporary seats ar
'S'ged for the accommodation of
'gNt a portion of the audience
'"' meeting was organized by the
,'''''oN Of the following officers: ]. j.
'''H' President; JOHN SCoTT, Vice
I,'s'de't: JoHN BiRNHARDT, Secretary.
'' '1' organization had been eff
,'..ed. addresses We're delivered by the
w.. .'O"'hs speakers II. S. WALKER, of
=, "''.''g; J. W. GALLAGHER, of
Y''0ndsyilic, and L, GREY, of Marshall
'"1'l. Mr.. GALLAGHER was peculiarly
'''| I'D iorcible discussion of local
'''' ""d MS dissection of representa-
... ''''cd coruptionists was received
~" Tue widest demonstrations of APP
s'l''e' Mr. GREY, one of the candi.
,'' IrT the House of Delegates, fol,
:. ''F' GALLAGHER. He announced
-' principles upon which he was con-
'''lnS the Canvass, declared himself
u 'aSor of conducting our pub
Affairs upon the basis of hon.
~ ana economy instead of the extrava-
Sa''e that have hitherto marked their
-. l''" cement, and presented in cleal
lo concise manner, some practica
,'uohS upon the national debt, the
'Oe OF ITS redemption and the taxa
N VI the bonds. Mr.. GREY is pen
~ ,'u'"n Of fine address, and far NOR
wn1. ordinary ability. His election
uarantee to his constituents al
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-21
Progress OF the Canvass

Tie canvass in Ohio county for mem
Der, OF The Legislature seems to be pro-
crossing with unusual quietness. We
l7r Not prepared To say that our Oppo-
ueut, ayr disposed to let the Demo-
cratic candidates walk quietly over the
track. but u FIR as outward manifesto
tons are concerned they are giving few
si.us of life Knowing the tricks of
RIdlcalsm as NC do, however, we are
hot prepared to say that it will make no
effort to secure, at least, partial sue
cr,, on next Thursday. Any apathy on
'hr part Of our own friends will en-
courage ,g.h an effort, while our vigi-
lance and activity will cause it to be
abandoned as hop, 'rSs.
We therefore call upon the Demo.
cratic party of Ohio county to 60 to
snss with a view of polling our entire
strength on Thursday. 1t is not Sufti-
s..ur To beat the Radicals here; let us
crush them. We have it in our power
toanuihlato that party in Ohio county
at the coming election. Let us labor
With a view to such a cOnsummation.
Let Us first see that our own entire vote
P0.Icd. Sec your neighbor and adj
noulsh him of the Importance of lend
ug his voice and influence in the pres
rnt crisis. Let every Democrat be ad-
ysgd Of his duty at this hour and
eIh0rted not to permit the certainty
oitl' general result to keep him away
ir0m the polls. Then there are scores
o'R"publ:rans who, with little solici-
a..oa, viii take their places in the
Democratic ranks this fall. There are
numbers Of good men in that party, car
u~d there 10y the cry of Union and
loyalty who can't stand taxation and
mggeri>m any longer. Such men are
faiy toa,,umc their proper positions,
AID We are glad TO assure them that the
adoi every honest man, and every lover
" good government will be as welcome
%i is necessary to restore the peace
"d prosperity of the olden time.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-21
NEGRO OUTRAGEs.
Shocking Outrage Upon n Young Lady
by n Negro in lIississippi-Terrible
Retribution Visited upon the Crimi.

From the Memphis Appeal
Three or four days have elapsed since
the daring and horrid transaction mar
rated below transpired, at or near Flew
elling's Y Roads, Mississippi. A young
lady of the highest respeetability and
most amiable character, was proceeding
to neighbours house, where a party TO
which she had been invited was given,
when she was overtaken by a negro
man, and forcibly drawn from the high
road into the woods, her cries stiied by
a cloth of some sort pressed over her
mouth. Taken to a secluded and desc
late spot she was tied by the negro,
and there detained for a week, while the
black scoundrel effected his vile purpose,
without the miserable victim being able
to offer the slightest resistance. While
thus subjected to the infamous lust Of
the william, Unexpectedly made n propo-
sition to take her to the State of Him
ois, provided she would pledge herself
to marry him when they should arrive
there. Retribution was speedily to
overtake the black rascal. Two men,
who were out hunting, unexpectedly
came upon her, still tightly bound, and
alone. Her captor had left her at the
moment, either to procure food or pur-
sue some other purpose. Learning from
the wretched girl the circumstance of
the atrocity practised upon her, they
concealed themselves until he should re-
turn. Nor had they long to wait; and,
upon his coming, they at once seized and
secured him. Believing that the victim
should pronounce sentence upon him,
they awaited her decree. 1t was tofiay
him alive. They at once proceeded
with their hunting knives to relieve
him of his epidermis. The forest re-
sounded with his cries and imprecations,
as they stripped the skin from the soles
of his feet to his body. By the time
they had progressed to his middle,
nature could stand no more, but COM
pletely exhausted yielded up the ghost
the monster dying a most horrible death.
The girl was conveyed to her home,
where everything was done to relieve
her suffering, but she died the next day
in great anguish. This is one of the
most horrible transactions that pen ever
recorded. 1t is really too horrible to
contemplate. 1t is an apt illustration of
the consequences ofconverting mass of
concentrated ignorance into freedmen
with an Unlimited conception of the lib
erty and power they acquired at the
same time. Atrocities are of daily Oc-
curence, but none have come to our
knowledge more black than this.
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able and respectable representative in
the next Legislature.
AS the conclusion of the speeches, the
meeting adjourned in the best of feeling.
Good order prevailed throughout the
whole of the day, and all present seem
ed to feel the deepest interest in the
exercises. From the enthusiasm mani
tested. as well as from the substantial
character of the audience we predict
that the Democrats of Marshall and
Wetzel will give a good account OF
themselves at the coming election.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-21
n.mncraric Meeting at burton.

We have been requested TO announce
that Democratic meeting will be held
# Burton. Wetzcl county, on to- morrow,
tuesday. I'D inst. The meeting will
addressed by Hon. SHERRARD CLEMENS,
Democratic candidate for the Senate
f,orl the second Senatorial District,
composed of the counties of Marshall,
Marion and Wctzel. The candidacy of
thi, gentleman is creating considerable
enthusiasm among the Democrats of the
Second District, all ot whom rejoice at
thr fair prospect of getting rid of that
rmiueut humbug and incubus, Hon.
"TrrN~" hurley.