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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-23

The celebrated trotting mare Mary Ann
was sold here yesterday to an Eastern gem
tleman for the sum of $1,000. She will
meet few on the Eastern turf capable of
showing their heels to her. She was ship
ped yesterday by Adams Express.
Professor Andrew Burtt was nominated
to-day by both the Democratic and Labor
Reform Conventions as their candidate for
Congress in this (the Twenty-second) Dis
trict. In consideration of the Democracy
supporting Mr.. Burtt for Congress, the La
Dor Reform party will support the county
ticket, composed principally of Democrats.
Considerable excitement was created in
Allegheny City yesterday by the freaks Of
a mad steer belonging to drove of Texas
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-23

Robinson Miss A Redman And'w Rice BF
Richmond D NJ RobertsonFR(2O Reaman Bell
Ruff Miss Mary RobersonMar VA Richards Miss N
Ryan Mike, Reid Mike Ramer Mrs R
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-23
LATEST FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE
WASHINGTON.
Mistake about the Tax Bill
Probability of its Veto.

- ANVUVUHty OH IHB SCEOs
WASHINGTON, July %.
The general understanding among mem
bers is that there has been some mistake in
the announcement made in a message from
the President, two days ago, that he signed
veto it, because it authorizes the Secretary
of the Treasury to appoint, Supervisors,
with powers to remove officers appointed
by the President with the consent of the
Senate. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-23

Hon. .Reverdy johnson was banqueted
this morning by citizens here. A large
number were present, and he made long,
formal speech, complimentary to his ma
five Dlace ID, ...---. ...... = a. Cd !
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-23
Inc 1ur1. t-.I-IiI -
I,IMA o. July %
Miners Strike.

~ Z. - !. IOUNGSTOWN, July ~.
The strike among the miners in the Ma
honing and Shenango valleys is causing
serious trouble. On Monday, about one
hundred and fifty miners went in at the
old price. Yesterday, about three hundred,
armed with clubs, went over from this val
ley to stop them, but were fianked by the;
citizens, who turned out en- masse, and pro-
tected them until the State militia arrived,
which is now guarding them.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-23

Mayer Adam Mauch Chas Menett Miss G
Massey Geo W Miser Henry Millowsy Mrs
Murray Joe NJ Miles John q ntgomery Miss
Madden Miss N sMros Miss Mary l. j (2l 81 =
Moresey Miss M Martin Miss NJ Morrow Mrs Noah
Murphy Pat Morrett Miss r Moak w He
Mansfield VIM Merrite W q Merider VIM
Metcalf Mrs w A Miller Albert Miller Mrs G
Miller Mrs Jennie
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-23

.-.ss WOOSTER, ONO, July %.
The Democratic Convention for the Sc
lection of candidate for Congress for this
(Fourteenth) District, has just adjourned,
after having nominated Lyman r. Critch-
field, of Holmes county. After his NOM
ination he delivered very handsome little
onaooh { 4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-23

seE To-day is the anniversary OF HOODS
repuIse at Atlanta in 1864. ,ii. 4iiF aess5
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-23

Lane Mrs @ C Lyons Miss G Leades Chas
Livingston K Loren John W Landon j jr
Lewis John jr Lee Levi q Link Mrs Marg't
LufbonrrowN Libold Mrs Leonard W +
McMannesMissA Mcbride Miss A McKibben MissA
McTigal G McCiady II II McGuire Jessie q
McNamara Jas McDermith M'gtMcNinter ID =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-09

~nSarset railway MspSfJSss6 o. eonens1eetlnn
50 nv sH6ciha fsiff0aa.aThe HsreetcfB spealk
81 having aEapaaAtK tostsfs nom thsg Big
IS II Labor Is more eassly sssdfsa sn5 Il.
ftf6aiSSd here than insangtpaftsos the United
6eatss tine reconstructed partls One has
to be ones owfas1abofegs. amidst will be in
your aase, blsck orerHhite5 and until I see
sos W. s hsss ss s1issas Ksi Ss ssss s'i sss ss Max;
end Peass tsssek, Their intellect + 81 the
Gopher and Mudturkfe kind. @Wetasa. only
sonsssmigrant Of extraordinary talent. he
.~issSfoctor, shoemaker tailory shasness and
carriagemaker, undertaken and Il sexton,
blacksmith, uierchantysand xidowerH He
requests me toassy .thg afnst horfHankee;
RnfffhRr .t,M sffstsss y1sass Saefatfs yng II s~,rensga
I have mo d6aabbtFsstEas tie beoplewould
agitate the political doctrines Of the differ
emf sfactionssH they knsg. how. The anAeas--
tions, most agitated here are how TO keep
DEMONSTRATING and how to make anything
oMts Of Y neighborss1 sasassssse ,dsnC1 ssssg
Our fruits are guavasyr ranges,iaemons,
eslims ssshuckleberries, aaadr fddlerslsr.s5 hsr
sssThe only garden sseestablesawe have here
sis 'rare plant, called the cabbage, and has
only to be Known to be appreciated. When
you come, bring several Of y kind lsl1.sas q
sosbbage-heads .saassrsgsg5 .ssas sssaa ssg.7s,.
The potatoes growtothe-enormous size OF
two TO q bashel; but,ins trictstruth must
taellcyeu -our bushels,thes ones We sellsby,
only hold Q quart.
You ask II the winter is oppressive in
I,c6idest stagesf We have hostage and only
onasbnggy, and the mule that used to, haul
that Is dead When We 6 anywhere, we
either get Lees blind horse, or walk, OF. Dor;
llrow ssoTnebody'sSboat.as .sScea s$bis NJ aoa.
f. The inesf settlersslike theicountry well
enough to leave it If they had money
ipenough to pay their way cut of il. ssisesss
! ssIdon'f think have neglected to answer
any, Of your questions, and viii ct all times
be Ihappy to impart, to you, Or any OF my
friends, any information Of which may be
possessed. I forgottosay that we thoughtour
postmaster was a young lady, but he turns
9outfobe a Dutchman. If you willsendmeS BIZ
worth of three-eent postage 4stampsFl will
hand one to each preacher, to enable them
to prepay, their replies. to your. letters IN
Tease you think this is not full enough -
= a iVerystruly,ra ,ss,g4zasuJ w. TT:
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4 eo.ewiHi.m 3. o,A1ass. aJkdsddhhoss VIZ
lssln Ofras, BarnsEo stsstina 7. Osbsrn tcol0seah
s sSsT!li1 3 ss,; 8 f ssss! f .H HssiI,s g.e Es5si rs 8:
k { w v; =; Per Pc Ga r. hsS Wtni e ps Z rsn1 ".
f fsraisaps ]. f II. pIas,n 9ssaG ofiser 81 ). Plata ea,as.
j. Point, John 5 Poinde1ter. j.. PowsrsssJ;s =.
RESlndESTtsss WIlIlsta pl RshIn nan, E Guy fssaasi
{ AZ; Il 9 Rssh ss Z u 9a Rsa j 4 eaeais1ii A.
fEsa 3 Bed so gsef He Egsns1as cha ;fas H 4: asssss' Il ].
Reisacher. aColpnel William Reeds 2 "a a
Rlodea,. silas ": Rhodes, James =. Rider col
VII Willasn Eieh - Ws Ri s / = h &. J. Rogers. j: 1.
Rowe, JAMES RocE. John Rounda, Lswrense Roys-
1 kene GapiRs dVa q Rss R1ssnse1 W Hi Mi Rome sSans WIN:
Robinson. Andrew RutherglensE ". kpDln
hsshusies sss,naers DWARF. 81 ngster Ed
sWiiiiam Sanders William Sands Ad0lpni Scf1,iZ,
Reg; p Scot J "a css sssnl9n a NAT p sshs sssrs,
E ESIs' s a1s sSsldcs. c Il sgpsssssi sida IL q. shi5.
George 3 s.S SHARP Ws lillian ! sh ;. siano.. M PETER Sin.
ggietonn Smith & RObertsg Smiths s ssasr9 e aarse E;
Smith. Edward Snead. BENJAMIN Solomon, !. y
SoweIL Ellis S0nes, James G. Southaii. pI.
Sgrssa,l nBs' e sSSa@sssttT Sda sRa Eiils y $50 ssane. Dr..
"A. Stevenson. Robert H. still,sJ. N: Sullivan An-
zaf T.9 Ii sSa,9 Taylor l~soiorsdl, JahesSsH 7. Tate Tate,
4 n N sTa Il xag Robe gas I. Taylor. siidhex. 4: TAYLOR
Samuel fs ems; TsaT nn Gsase,1W Gsg E. Th anase1ii Geo.
" TTgimberIake. Alex. Toml1nson, fEs.Ca Train
ham, N. Trant, Turner H aTDs11er 9 5 ksSmp1 q.
Turner, Robert g. Turner ;Sanrsl ~ r,
Sylvester j. Tucker, Samuel F. Turner, W.
iVW:.D.I II. Valentine, 3 Henri, Wendell ehie s John N YIN 9ini
+. GWadden, Fred. i. Wafdbaer, 1Hr .ySns wor !.
E.Waiters. L.sR. Warning. Alex. wells, WoTe'
MMieisiger 4 Co, PaxidsJ. We5 H 3 y Wsfl{am As.
Charles P. Williams, Captain %. W. 1liaMa s
ADMIRAL C. wilkes, G. n. Wfllers,aF 81. Miison'
Harry wilkins, George Williams, HenTH W il FTii,
nan n' %,olt H RoSapt " " WOOD II. Wordeh. M
Y.-Charles Yung. .l G4 .nG+@& A&'
Z,-Z.tJ j. cache, c. Zehle. H~vrr
Packages.-Captain 8. NJ. Hines. G.
Observation-Disclosures of the CITY; eur-
vey-3eneral Clerk of the Probate Court; super
intendent Of Hollywood Cemetery; SuperIntena;
ent CIay-street. NJ. E.. church,; Second Baptlst
| Church Pastor of the Colored Baptist, churcn Gl'
Pastor Of the Colored Methodist church:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-09
BY Lyme s Brother,
Real Estate Agents and ~Auctioneers,
SAA . 1439 Main street. = 1H&sers

VALUABLE THREE-sToRY BRICK
THE EAST SIDE OF SEVENTEENTH STREET
BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN. FOR
ton, on SATURDAY the 9TH day of May, 1sss, at s
O'Clock p. NJ, that very valuable STORE with
DWELLING over the same, containing six rooms,
Kitchen, &C., located as above. described, fronting
twenty-one and three.quarter feet on the east side
of Seventeenth street and running back q depth Of
eighty feet, more or less,gto. an alley, at present
Tot Is subject to a perpetual rent of ninety bushels
of wheat per annum. fs-t ss.s.. s-4g Tax
2 Terms reasonable, and made known at the hour
of SALE S2-s4 @&1 LYME d BROTHER lar
INV 64;r4 aI& II, ~I--E, Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-09
BY wellington Goddin, +
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
Il BRICK TENEMENT ON THE NORTH
d OF MAINB ETWEENEBEYENTH AND
TWELFTH STREETS, ON LEASEHoLD.-By
virtue Of a deed Of trust executed by Messrs. L.
Bowman and 81 stfoock, bearing date 22d Febru-
airy, 1851, duly recorded in, Richmond Hastings
Court, I shall. in execution ~tfefe6f, proceed to sell
at public auction. on the premises, nTUESDAf.
the 10Th May. 1853, at L O'Clock NJ, If fair, II
not, the first fair day thereafter, the property con-
viewed by the said deed. consisting of q valuable
THREE-STORY BRICK TENEMENT, located as
above, formerly occupied by the Planters Ma
-tional Bank Of Richmond, subject, however, to a
certain deed of lease. (which win be exhibited at
the sale} for a term of years, at an annual ground
rent Of $500, payable quarterly; and the taxes, &C.,
on said lot and building. .sLg.
TERMS Enough In cash to -defray expenses OF
sale, and to discharge what Is now past due under
the said deed OF trusf, amounting to about SL10l.0e.
on a credit as to 81, 52s. "a until the I'D and 25th OF
August next and as to the residue of the proceeds;
on such terms as the %grantors shall prescribe and
direct, or on their failure to give any directions;
then on such terms as the trustee shall announce at
the time of making the sale.
80 John NJ. GODDIN, Trustee.
Richmond, 9Th May, 1ssa.
p: s. The foregoing property was sold at auction
by the owners on the -Aprtl last, and was pur-
chased by A. Drummer, Of New York, who has
failed to comply with the terms Of sale.
Il nv +s w. g., Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-09
ByLee a Goddin, Auctioneers,
No. I'LL Main street.
roMMIssIoNER,s SALE OF vALUA

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALUA-
O.BLE SMALL FARM IN GHEsTEREIELD
COUNTY, ONE AND AHALE MILES FROM
MANCHESTER, At AUCTION.-By virtue OF q
decree OF the Circuit Court for the countyof Ches-
teraeld, pronounced on the nth Soyembef, 1877 ID
wherein the undersigned was appointed Commits
sioner for the gM Tgg therein I. ! WIZ " l Ra9-
II not, on the next fair day thereafter, on the pre-
mises, st u O'Clock r. M, Tx. real estate men.
late Harswea F.rcocko died seized, lying In. ehe
tnrrnike and SRiysr. road, about ons and . half
mile from Manchester containing %, regent s sur
yey peyerty acres OF excellent farm ing anu garucn-
IND land. upon 5whichtheTe Is . confcrtable frame
dwelling With Ave rooms and the gsaad ant-oura
fnRs, adjoinins the lands OF Governor wise A. Y.
The trssS viii besoIda q ! whoIe, Of divided into
lets 10 guft tina views Of bidders go So.
TEnMs Therai, and WILDE nrounced on day
Of sale. SuSANHAn ". Il,
N.Y.
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OF LETTERS REMAINING in
1.-THE ~POST-OFF1CE

M" TApIks 'Iiisr.-Mrs. Sarah j. Browder:: Mrs.
Moilie 6; Bishops Miss Bette H H. Clay &; n Mrs: =.
Mrs. E.. Donnan, MIA. Martha. A, Frarklin, Mrs.
DIR. E. p. Gibbons. Miss Lollie O. Graves. Mrs.
Elizabeth King. Miss Indiana Johnathan, Mrs. %.
A.Latham, Mrs. V. II. McCrcery Mrs. M. W.
Grill, Miss G. A. Parker. Mrs. Gustaye .Peple,
Mrs. William S. Royal, Mrs. Annie E.. Richard
son, Mrs. Jane ". Rountree. Mrs. Cornelia Ran
dolph, Miss Mol1ie! f. Smith, Mamie L: Toler,
Mrs. Sarah A. Walden, Mrs. Lizzie WhitTorth,
Miss Permelia Warmack,. Miss Amanda Wihfree,
Mrs. Margaret p. Woodin; Mrs: Mary il West
coat. ~1--cF-.4 o.: y-,.
GENTLEAEN'srLIsT.John c: Ayerton;; John g.
Barker, Jonathan Disney Edward SADavfs, Rev.
WIN. a. Durfey; 6. De Albert, Joseph Elder. An
drew y GammIonss, Edwin agnsan, !, W.; Holt
w. Johnson, j. w. :Lipscomb, James w. Lottie,
Msanchester Manufacturing Company. "a g eanl
nett Maxey, C. c.. McRae. WI. Drill, james, A.
Powell, James Reyir, A: Boutwell, Lewis D. Sim Sim
dan Smith, q. B. Sterling: John Smith, r. 7.
Traylor, THOMAS Xadet, Dr.; Richa5dI yaqgha,n'
Jessie Whitehead. ~ a., NJ: MOODY,5Ps M..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-09
BY Lee2& Goddin Ahctioueers, :
No. II7N Main street, astg

TWENTY-EIGHT BUILDING LOTS,
Il FRONTING ON FAIRFIELD STREET
NEAR TO SEVENTEENTH STREET, FOR
SALE AT. AUCTION.-By request Of the owner,
we will self on MONDAY, 10th instant, at O'Clock
P. 81, on the premises, tWenty,eiglIt LOTS, located
as described above having. a front Of 90 to IS feet
each, and a depth OF about 10 feet. On one OF the
lots there Is a framed teneneiltsof three rooms
kitchen, slaughter-house,. &c. This property Is
just beyond the corporate limits, and Is well
watered by springs and a branch through the entire
property. 3 kyp- gia - .@EriH ~. 4 y,I+f
TERMS Oue-third cash balance at four, eight.
and twelve months for negotiable notes. Interest
added. Title retained until the last payment is
made. Taxes for 1868 to be paid by the purchaser.
mye LEE e GODDIN Auctioneers.l
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REAL ESTATEaAGENTs.

.NOLAND s. CARR 80 sqsee, gsrs
~ GENERAL LAND AGENTS
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA,
have forsale many VALUABLEEARMSin various
counties Of Virginia, and several desirable COUN-
TRY AND TOWN HOUSES for rent. Among
shemsa most fertile and beautifu FARM on the
canal three-quarters Of a mile from Richmond,
and s.COBHAM PARK the most completetand
attractive residence between Richmond and Char
l0ttesville, aiquarter OF amile from Gotham sta
tion, yirginiaa Central railroad. &&tE my 8Llm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-09
By a. c. Pulliam, Auctioneer.

Il UoTIoN SALE BY ASSIGNEE IN
IA BANKRUPTCY.-The undersigned, as as.
sfgnee of the estate Of John T. Anderson, bank.
rupt, will proceed to sell at auction on SATUR.
DAY the 9th day of May, 1858, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
II fair, If not the next fair day thereafter, at store
No, 2oS, on the south side Of Broad between Sc
cond and Third streets, a large assortment Of
WARE, LAMPS, LANTERNS. OILS, &C.
- THOMAS G.. JACKSON, Assignee.
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DENTISTRY

TYR. C. E: KLoEBER, sURGEONER
IL DENTIST, .lsteyof Baltimore,1 No. GID
902 Broad street, Richmond, Va.
Teeth filled in the best manner at reduced prices.
Beautiful artificial teeth on the v~ulcanite base, per-
,fectly initiating the natural organ, and restoring
the contour of The face, al .thelowprice of $40, $25,
and;$ $40 per set.
Nitrous oxide gas given in extracting teeth, rem
dering the operation painless and safe. tgas ~.
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

The above sale is5 postponed until WEDNES-
DAY the 10th day Of May, 1855, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
In consequence Of the removal of the goods to the
large store No. s0T. on the south side OF Broad be-
tween Second and Third streets. -r.a .4s,.g
> TERMS All sums of 5000 or under that amount,
cash over that amount, approved, endorsed, ne
5gotiable; paper at thirty days.
THOMAS JACKSON, Assignee.
Sale conducted.byaA "A. {, PULLIAM, Auctioneer.
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NREa6sMAKaNG,& &c.

SETTss &. ii. FIOURNoY would respect sss.
~. has s rssniossd la No. Sos gresa street; s1 sne
isside, next door 10 Mrss Jones's Mhgnsfyy Nom Ne%
5uss received all the latest fss1 ssass ef CLOAK
York shs, Y prepsssna y a up friends and the pas.
ne NJ invited 10 Give her eau. Wo mv S s@Sw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-09
HORSES AND MULES.

NTOTIeEMULESAND HORSES-Just,
In arrived, and for sale on very accom- f~
and SaIe Stables, zFranklfn street, SONEseS 49,
HUNDRED MULES and HORSES, amongst them
some broke mules, and several pairs Of No. coach
horses, and resisuitabl for farm purposes. SrG
:. NH 81 JOHN b. DAVIS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-09
BY wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

EXCELLENT BRICK TENEMENT, ON
u THE WEST SIDE OF EIGHTH STREET
NORTH OF THE CITY SPRING, FOR ALE
AT AUCTfON.=Witl be sold at auction, on the
premises, OH MONDAY the. nth of May, 1855. Al
half. past S o'clock 2. NJ, the excellent BIRCH
TENEMENT located as above. now in the occu-
e padas rooms o,if besides BfRiiiGR KitTfCtHEN Of four
rooms; coal and wood-house gas and city water
and the whole premises In good repair. Posses
sion given in 4 few. days.
TERMS: One-fourth cash !; balance at three, six.
and nine months for negotiable notes, Interest
mys -, W. GODDTN.. Anct'onoer.
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REAL ESTATE Fob SALE.

EOR SALE.-fhe subscriber offers for
sale the plaessS &c which b -residas, located
NEAR Mount Erin, three hundred yards teast of the
corporation line, IN healthy aud desirable neigh
SURROUNDING cogatry Tbs HoUEE contains i've;
rooms, Kitchen With four rooms good sf6hle and
out-butfdinRs. An excellent well OF Sgater
IA theEyad. There are FOUR ACRES f rich
andexcellentt GARDEN LAND attached and uni.
@der cnltivatiSn.A On the plsce there are about
FORTY2FEACH TREES OF IN. excellent kind.
and a few APPLE, OUNCE and. other FRUIT
TREES, Apply to WIZ GLENN, as
= my 7--eod5t 1853 Main street. s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-09
BY Grubbs & Williams;F Auctloheers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets,

COMMISSIONERS, SALE sOFssVERY
" VALUABLE. REAL ESTATE: ON THE
NORTH sIDE OF CARY STREET BE Tn p
FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH
cult Court Of Richmond entered on the 18th day Of
December. 1856, in the case or Rahm, &C.; Is.
Rahm and la ais &;T I Mill sell 1,t At d age ~ M,p upon 1sss ,tn ne
s O'Clock P. N, If fair, If not, then. on. the next
fair day thereafter, at tn the S same he9Ei The LA!sbRaGsaEoRE
formerly stood the Eagle Foundry Of Philip Rahm.
and, Estes, and occupied by them and others for
The properly to,be sold fronts about loo feet on
Cary street and runs back along the east line OF
200 @ee feet to q paSlie s slIeyi n the iMe rear about QUIT twenty
Ing facilities for the transaction Of any heavy BUSH
After which win be sold q LOT lying in the rear
of the store of Messrs. Wilson & Foster, fronting
twety-four feet on the public alley and trimming
back sixty-two feet on the west line Of Mechanics
THIS property Is generally regarded as amongst
the most desirable IN the city city I iq I, ;Ss Ine.sd u a IND
hest business part of the city, and convenient to
the various railroad depots and water Transports
Terms Of sale Will be remarkably asy-say one
fifth cash the balance ut one. two, three, and four
years, for negotiable notes with interest added. the
Interest to be paid ssTlisannually, and the title te
be held by the court until all THE purchase money
is paid. The purchaser t1 pay Hu the c taxes lsE 1855.
A. D. KAHN, COfnlnlSblOneTs
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ~! yas
my IS O., ll&l2M e-- r.
GHERIFF'S SALE.-Win be sold at the
- pits of the National. Coal Mining Company
FORMERLY known as the s'Burfoot Pits W, III Ches-
terrified county, on THURSDAY, May II 1858, Mt
sold So a's on he n sst ahe u f3lloSipGS Ht p Ell feishs wR @sre 'm nos
compiled with-viz., - 80
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ENGINE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ENGINE,
DONKEY ENGINE,
ISAW MILL,
l lot Of BLACKSMITH'S TOOLS,
Lot PICKS and SHOVELS,
MULE. ss4 u5-.g & r "
WAGONS f.rr ~
2 ART
] sets of HARNESS. .EFau %.Es} Fl
81 ALSO,
srH "PULLEYS, ROPE. +1
az& HOSTING MACHINE,
-r,- A large lot of IRON, &C., &c. ;
taken to satisfy executions in my hands In favor OF
Sarah A. Palmer and others against the National
Coal Mining. Company. 1sFg. Esze.., srT-4ss.
TERMS Cash on tile premises
80 lEt' *aA JOSEPH D, VADEN,l
my5 Deputy Sheriff Chesterfield county, Va.
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We have two kinds Of society-Christians
and ,heathens very little of the former.
We have only one church in the town, and
that ID pine, I believe !; but I viii LET you:
know positively in my next. II
The political peopleIare mostly black and
white. We have no Radicals, and unless ne.
get one soon, judging from appearances,
there will be none to spare from-the North,
the late elections havingusedu up their stock.
Our school teacher is a very good man.
He never beats his wife or children, and
believe, clothes and feeds them. This is
hearsay, however. We have but one school,,
but there is plenty of room for more.
we nave, only one lawyer; Higlsbilityto
, pays: Tfd IrSS s-fT1 e.
We have Q population here, andif mans, a ~,
more, people come, or are born here, it VIII
increase or conscience sake, It nav Be
divided into elasses-male and female. aS
nearly forgot another large class /; theyEear
trowsers, but are called old women
There are nnanyshlacks here, principally
Bill Hunter and his charming wife, Mrs.
Hunters conduct as maiden, Wifi. ard mo-
tber has been most exemplary. bur s am
sorry ] cannot speak so highlY,o9 Mi. Hun,
ter, for hecfarges one dollar and fftysera5
per day fer his crk whereas Pprimus GasE9.
our other colored brother, only gets ten dbl
lars per month IfiA~SH
There axepfinted newspapers inthe town;
but theytsrs printed before they Get hers
from Tampa.
Our markets are VERY good-Nhen we
reach them. viii nams 9ssFs New
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-09
-iaigy Lynes&iB Brother, 80 = 81
az ealsE statesAgehts and A~act,oneers,d7 Z
800 1880 Main street.. III aggF ~
a ~ BY Francis T. Isbell,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

rWo VACANT LOTS, ON THE CORNER
i oFCUgyERT AND BEVERLY
,AuCTIoN.SIw will sell OH the premises on WE'D
NESDAY. the 18th day Of May, 1858, at S O'Clock P.
NJ. TWO VACANT LOTS, located as above sta
ted, fronting each on Culvert street 80 feet and
running back155 feet. ~ VI So, al. e-a
TERMS : At sale.
L. my9 ss,-{ a. 80 ~ 49, AuctiOneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-09
by Cook<&L aughton, Auctioneers,3 !
corner OF Franklin and Governor streets.

GQRREL MARE, FOR ACCOUNT. OF
y WHOM TT MAY CONCERN, AT AUC.
1 Win sell, on Council Chamber bin one SORREIt
MARE, said to be about nine years old, and q re-
liable work animal. This sale issnfade1 ito pay
livery ehargesio on said animal.s .g7faaauln-,;s
my1 j. Il. Xix.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-09

EoH SALE, TWO TENEMENrs ofelss
sp Y :ss as''y s PaGstR. A EshgsooK j 81