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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-23

BY Harrison, Goddin Apperson, Auctioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L FARM IN HEyRICO, TWO MILES BELOW
RICHMOND, CALLED MARION HILL, CONTAIN.
C6EsiSTING OF MULES. HORSES. cows, HOGS,
WAGONS, FARMING IMPLEMENTS ALSO
HOUSES AND LOTS IN RICHMOND AND IN
HRNRICO BY virtue OF two deeds OF trust the
first executed by Michael Martin and John seeney'
TO J. o. Steger, trustee, dated Sd May, sse duly
recorded in Henrico County Court, the second ex.
ecuted by the same party to Abner D. Thurber
and j.. o. steger, trustees, dated goth Januayl
in Rich inond Hastings Court, the unders gned
trustee [who by the terms OF the latter deed Is
auth orized to act alone win, In execution Of the
sd @S m
1857. commeneing At II o'clock. A. M, u AR II
not the first fair day hereatisr me toi,STRF
containing fHiRTY-0NE and TWo.THlBD
ACRES, with handsome improvements thereon,
known as Marion Hill, situated In the county
joining the Tree Hill estate also, all the personal
property thereon, consisting OF
10 MULES, HORSES,
aCOWs, about 90 HOGS,
All the FARMING UTENSILS, &c.
And at 4 o'clock p. NJ. OF the same day, on the
premises, will be sold the excellent FRAMED
TBNEM ENT on the east line OF Eighteenth street
(Henrico) near 10 Venable street, frohtiIg twenty
feet, Running back ninety fsetto the lot OF Dr. y.
After which will be sold the LOT and BRICK
a. tho Swnss o. sv BtS Ss
Martin Arnold fronting about q feet, running
Alter which will be sold the LOT. with a snail
BRICK TENEMENT and large FRAMED LUM.
BgR-H thereon, on Walnut and - alleys,
Seventeenth street fronting abont % feet, running
back about So feet TO an alley.
TEAMS Liberal, and made known at the time OF
sale. The taxes and insurance for this year to Dc
pI NH ia il 80 JOIN o. sTgGER Trustee.
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nor RENT, a VACANT HOUSE, on
n Howard street, Oregon hll, with three ki
rooms would make pleasant home for I.,.;I
'A1-- &C. ELLETT,
Leigh street between Third
q. "a IA and Fourth.
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FOR RENT.

TaOR RENT, THREE.STORYB BRICK
II DWELLING on the south side OF Frank -
lin between Twenty first and Twsnty,se- a.
cond streets, recently occupied by William LII
willis, ESQ. The dwelling contains seven rooms,
with back rooms, kitchen with four rooms, AND
the usual outbuildings There Is good SIZED
water on the lot. The premises are being put In
thorough repair Possession given Immediately
z. A. ]. CL0PTON -
Real Estate gent and Auctioneer,
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neutrality-suspicious. will be made
IN to the Auditor Of Public Accounts OF the Com
monweslth OF Virginia for the Reissue OF the FOL.
lowing named CERTiFlCAIhs, the originals
Number and smount OF Bonds and Certificates
Mach 90 isss No. 1000, 800, Lorenzo Lewis,
traction No. ioiI, $50 No. loci, 500. Il; I: D.
Lewis. fraction No. Iol. s5s; NO T. i0ss s5s9;
Esther Lewis, guardian for q. O. L.. fraction No.
iora sAs de 2e-iaw3m*
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CISH.-Twenty barrels MACKE-
n REL twenty-five barrels of HERRlNGs, or
board schooner clara, and daily expected.
Schooner Frances Hatch, with LIME and SEED
POTATOES, is now due and daily looked f,r !;
twenty i've barrels of CIDER VINEGAR and ffiy
barrels of Baltimore FLOUR on hand, and will
DC sbi % ~" " 'i0'' 'o b. wARDwELL.
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EOUR HOGSHEADS JOWLES,
II 10 hogsheads c. R. SIDES, hogsheads
lust received and for sale by
NH 23-3t GE DhGE l. HERRING q CO.
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MARBLE DUST.-Fine and coarse
Nl MARBLE DUST, for master workers and
druggists direct from the manufacturers, for sale
low by NH 23 A. s. LEE.
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EIOUR.-l0O barrels v / K G N l A
E FLOUR, 100 barrels SToNEWALL FAMILY,
Richmond inspection; SO barrels MOSS ROSE
FAMILY, Richmond inspection.
m 22-6t A. Y. STOKES co.
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EIFTY BAGS RIO COFFEE, 40 bags
LAGUAYRA COFFEE, 100 barrels refined and
BROWN SUGAR, for sale by
NH 2,-3t GEORGE I. HERRING 4 co.
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NEW SPRING STOCK-rssp
IN BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, TRAVEL kax{
LING BAGS, &o.-We are receiving ourf ~
stock Of SPRING GOODS, comprising one 100
of the best assortments we have had for long
time. We invite all in want of the best BOOTS
and SHOES to call and examine our stock. We in
tend to sell very low. PUTNEY 4 WATTS,
NH % corner Thirteenth and Main streets.
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4 AND pgsiR RBL y THREE-sToRY -
NEW BRICK RESIDENCE, souTawssr :.N
CoRNER FsAsKtyiss ur AID MY TwsF sJR So
am reouested by the owner to offer for sole sns
very desirable and pleasantly loestsd ihnns'
STORY BRICK RESIDENCE situated S nposs'
water. and water. closets, There is tvo-n9ry
rear building containing three rooms, btisk
kitchen with two rooms, briek stable ana th'
psual back buiidings -
The location OF the above prcpsrtyis unsIf,
passed for private residence, having one ol .ns
most beautiful vie ws OF the surrounding country
for miles In ali directions. This dwelling 10 oun
OF the best materials. and furnished In ths mos
expensive manner, having been built Tor tns ~
offered for sale.
TEsNs: Accommodating. ov
II. A. J. CLoPToN,
Real Estate Agent and Anctioueer,
~ ., n No al Twelfth strset near Tfank lia.
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EOUND, on the street, few days ago,
T a PoCKET-h0 containing k-2sHZzs
sum Of money, which the owner can No. 4
get by dee cribing the same and paying ~ = a
- 49, w. II. BEVERIDGE,
NH Of IL No. sl2 Brook avenue.
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HERRINGS.-100 bar
IL rels No. l HALIFAX HERRINGS:
NH % A. Y. STOKES l. CO.
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DOR RENT, STORES and OFFICES,
Il on Wall street, under st. Charles Hotel, -
'I T. 81. LOGAN, -
1924 Main street. over
fe 23-ts Blunt & Moseleys drug store.
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NEW MILLINERY GOODS.-I have
IN Just returned from New York with a large and
GOODS, BONNETs, HATS, PREACH FLOWERS,
RIBBONS, &C., all Of the latest styles, which !
am prepared to sell ut the lowest cash prices.
MISS l.. DRvLIN, 3ll Broad street,
NH O. I'm between Third and Fourth
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MEETINGS.
WANTS.

MULES WANTED.-TW SMALL
wi MILES. ten to twelve hands high. Apply 10
the CARBON HILL COAL COMPANY.
NH oats Tenth street near Main.
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NORTH CAROLINA HERRINGS.-
IN so barrels NORTH CAROLINA HRRRINGS.
NH % A STOKES CO.
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EOR RENT, the STORE on Fourteenth
street between Main and franklin re- -
Gently vacated by US. II Is wen adapted TO I,;H
the auction and commission or heavy gro-I k&
cery business. To good and permanent tenant
the rent will be low. Possession given immedi-
ately. GoRDoN GhlNGAN,
fe27 PearI Diock.
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WANTED, A GOOD DRIVER AND
w OSTLER For terms and further parttcu-
lars apply to E Epa P rdnansn,v
1s-lwk
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THE LAST CHANCE.-Parties in
i want of CHINA, GLASSWARE, and HOUSE
FURNISHING GOODS will only have few weeks
more to supply themselves at and BELOW COST
FOR CASH, as shall close my business on the Isl
of April. Come one and all, and supply your
JOHN G. sNELsoN. Agent,
NH Sta Fourteenth and Franklin streete.
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We,ton. zinc Pedo,1rlnn.

A correspondent writes the following
to the Chicago Post: 81 have observed
many comments in the papers upon the
probabilities of Mr.. Weston's accom-
plishing the great feat of walking from
Portland to Chicago in twenty-six days,
many of which remarks are unjust TO
that gentleman. Having been &C.
quainted with him for many years, L
am able TO say what know to be the
fact, viz: That he will never throw the
trial for twice the amount of the stakes.
Though he is attempting this unparal-
leled tent Tor the purpose of recovering
from unfortunate pecuniary embarrass-
unents, he would lose all rather than
that his bucker should ever have an OPP
portunity to accuse him of dishonesty,
From what 1 know of Mr.. Weston,
both before the war and while he was
in the service, / have no hesitation in
predicting that he will accomplish what
he has undertaken, barring, OF course,
accident. 1 pen these lines TO contra
dict the current reports that Weston
has accepted $4,000 from John Norris
sey, who, as is stated, has wagered
500, 900 again st the pedestrian.
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The Marion County Election Again
FAlRMoST, w. Va, Nov. Is, 81.

The Marion County Election Again.
FAlRMoNT, w. Va, Nov. Is, ".
Editors Imtclligcncer
J. y. Boyd, editor of the YcdetLe, be-
came pregnant with wrath on reading
my letter, signed "a Republican" and
published i'll your paper of tho Sth
inst, respecting the result of the late
election III this county for members of
the House OF Delegates. However, he
without the formally of physician or
nurse, he brought forth u nne literary
production, entitled "Our Postmaster
writes IA Essay" and which may be
found in the Vedeue of last week, the
10Th inst. Now, the said production is
full OF eruditiOn, and is supposed
to be reply to my letter. II
statements in my letter, but goes on 10
enlighten his one or two hundred read
ers that l am n village Postmaster, that
my name is Richard Peter Lott, and
that the people who are indignant at
him "are only three or tour luafers who
whittle sticks and squirt tobacco juice
from morning till night around the
Postmaster's stove" Now, isn't that
cutting, biting sarcasm isn't il sharp!
But l shall have to excuse Mr.. Boyd.
He is badly afflicted with diseased
rhetorical tumors on the brain, which
burst ut every stroke of his pen and
render his finest offerings obnoxious TO
his readers.
AS Mr.. Boyd does not dispute the
statement in my letter, it is not worth
while for me to say much by way OF
refuting his buster about his own pO-
liticul honesty. II he don't wish to be
ranked with the Democratic party, he
should not vote for men belonging to
party bearing that name. He says
Mr.. Martin is Democrat, and yet he
voted for him and urged everybody else
to do likewise. Nor is this all. Some
time ago he wrote an editorial urg-
ing the Conservatives or Demo-
to come over and vote with the
Republicans and they would do them
good. They did vote with the Republi-
cans in the late eleCtion-tOok Bnyd's
advieg-Hnd then he announced u Dem
ocratic victory. Is that the good he
intended doing them? If 50, does it
not look like going over to the
lake the Republican party with him
He says the New York Tribune
announced n Democratic victory in
New York. True enough; but did
the editor of the Tribune, like
Mr.. Boyd, electioneer and vote tor that
Democratic victory? Far from il. Mr..
Boyd must either acknowledge that he
is Democrat, or that he did not act in
good faith when he announced victo-
ry for that party. 1t may be that he had
some other 'eye-sore,' that caused his
most singular conduct. II such be the
case, let him name it. Would the cleo
ton of DIR. Dorsey have made
have caused Mr.. Boyd TO have an
nounced a victory for that party? and
would the election of DIR. Dorsey and
Ben Fleming have caused him to do
the same thing? Boyd Is certainly
mad and he ought to tell the people all
aboutit.
Assuring you that we are all right in
Marion county, and that Boyd can't
make us wrong, lam, &c,
A REPUBLICAN.
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roLI1ICAL NEWS.

Congress meets day after to-mor-
row. Thursday.
The Senate will stand: Republicans
~: Democrats -. House: Republicans
IA; Democrats 40. A Comfortable"
majority over all vetoes.
John w. Riddle. Esq, was nomi-
uated;fOr Mayor by the Republicans ut
Pittsburgh, yesterday. Mccarthy, the
present Mayor, was nominated for
Treasurer. Both offices pay we'll at
Pittsburgh.
General Sam. Cary, NJ. c., made II
speech to the labOring men at Pitts
burgh, last Saturday evening. He said
more greenbacks were wanted.
-Thad, Stevens finds himself in I'M
usually fine health and spirits, and Is
enjoying regular snow-sIorm OF let
tors indorsing his financial views.
The Judiciary Committee has post
poned, for the present, any further in
vestiSation into the affairs of Maryland.
About fifteen Senators and thirty
Representatives have arrived in Wash
ington, some of them from the remote
border country, including the Pacific
States.
The President has not yet been able
to find the man he wants for Secretary
OF War; but it is said he will this week
substitute an order absolutely remOv-
ing Mr.. Stanton for that under which
that officer WAS originally suspended.
1t is understood that the Congress.
sional Committee has not, except III one
or TWO instances, discovered any overt
reasonable acts by the kentucky Rep
resentaIiveS elect.
The official returns of the Georgia
election are as follows: Number OF
registered voters, 1SS,6ITi votes cast,
log, 40; for the Convention, lO2 2SS.
The number OF whites voting for the
Convention was about $500.
Senator " ilson has written letter
10 some politicians OF the colored race
in the South. in which he favorS the
abolition of the cotton tax and the re-
moval of civil disabilities from men
who are working in good faith for the
reconstruction OF Union and peace.
Official reports show that the Gov
eminent has lost, by the non collection
of the whisky tax alone, the past year,
upward of one hundred million dollars.
The loss on tobacco is set down at TWEEN
ty. five million dollars. These losses are
attributed to corruption and misman-
agement of collectors.
Among The amusing subjects OF con-
versaIion i'll Washington at present, is
the proposal of certain Southern, New
England and Western Democrats 10
nominate General james b. Steedman,
of Ohio, Tor President. The young gem
tleman. I.amed Adams, who received
some votes in Massachusetts, the other
day, for Governor, is TO take the second
place on this remarkable Presidential
ticket.
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TUESDAY noKNING, nov. 10.

THE Pomeroy (O.) Banner (Dem) in
forms its readers that 1.-THE probability
is that West Virginia has elected con-
sentative majority in both branches of
the legislature"
We have yet to see the actual or even
approximate result OF our election
published in single Democratic news
paper in this State or this region of
country. Won't some OF them, as II
mere matter of news, inform their
readers that the '.pro6d6ility" is that the
legislature of West Virginia will stand
about GG Republicans to u Democrats?
II ti:at constitutes conservative
majority in both branches" what
would constitute a minority?
The news Of the day dribbled through
a small fry Democratic newspaper is
generally so sicklied over with misera-
Bile par,isanism that AN actual state
ment as to the result of an election is
next thing to impossible. They seem
10 think it dangerous to tell the truth
to their readers even about matters so
notorious as the general footing up of
State elections. Apparently they are
impressed with the belief that they
cater Tor II class of people over whom
party discipline is best preserved by
withholding the news of the day.
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MRS. WINSLoW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP,

FOR CHILDRER TEErHENG,
GREATLY FACILITATES THE PRO
cess of teethinR. by snftenIng the gums,
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Depend upon 1t, mothers, It will give rest
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Relief and Health TO Your Infants.
We have put up and sold this article for
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with its operation, and speak in terms OF
medical virtues. We speak in this matter
WHAT WE Do KNOW" after years Of eX-
perience. and Pledge our Reputation for the
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from pain and exhaustion, relief will be
found in fifteen or twenty minutes alter the
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FUN directions for using accompany each
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Be sure and call for
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup"
having the fac-simile of COURTS & PER-
kINo. on the outside wrapper. All others
are base limitations.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world. =.
Price, only 35 cents per Bottle.
OFFICES:
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AS High Holhorn. London, England,
AL st. Paul street, Montreal, Canada.
aug26-eOd6m
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Dissolution.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Notice..

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN shall on MOSDAY the 18TH DAY or
NOVEMBER. 1867. Mt my Office on Fourth
street, Wheeling, w. Va, in accordance
with a decree OF the Circuit Court for Ohio
county, West Virginia, made and entered on
the 2Ist day OF October, 1867, In n cause in
Chancery pending in sal court, wherein
Beverly NJ. EOf is plalnant and Alexnn-
der Enston, ct ais, are reSpondents-procecd
to ascertain and report the various liens and
claims, whetherby attachment, executions
or otherwise, against the proceeds OF the
property of Alexander Euslon, Thomas X.
McCann, James X. McCann and George Q.
Black, who we've partners doing business
under the firm name OF Euston, McCann &
Co aud which proceeds arc now In the
hands of Beverly II. Eoff.
AL persons claiming liens on the said
funds in the handsof said Beverly NJ. Eoff,
are hereby required on or before the said 18th
day of Nov, 1857, TO file bsiore me their re-
spectlve claims. or they will be preciuded
from any benefit or the above mentioned or
any future decI ee TO be made in this cause.
HANNIBAL FORBES,
0Ct8-flOaprAxr
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the best sustained
work of the kind In the World"
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The Washington correspondent of
the New York Independent thinks that
Congress will not attempt to impeach
johnson, that all confication bills will
fail, that no equal suffrage bill will be
enacted, that it will adhere to equal
suffrage as is expressed in the recon-
struction act, that the tax and tariff
acts will be revised and remodeled, and
that stop will be put to the contrac-
ton of the currency.
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WHEELING lNTELLlGENCER.

IT H IL NJ ..
INVARIABLY ~ ADVANCE.
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Es- No notice will be taken OF communi.
cations not accompanied by re, ponsiOle
name. the name will Oe consideled conn
Dental, but must in all cases accompany lei
tiers ,lS a guarantee OF good ialth.
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THE National IntelLigencer says: mo
more the skulking detective, with Stan
toms unwritten license fresh in his ear,
will eAvesdrop at church doors, dog the
steps of nHrket-goers, or listen in the
ears, for the venerable name OF the
Constitution, as the proof OF crime
and the warrant for insult, spoliation,
and arrest"
A military governor down in Ten
nessee once is stated to have exclaimed
in a public speech,-"When you hear
a man pratinG about the Constitution,
spot hint He's traitor" The name
of the Governor thus reported was An.
drew Jonson.
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