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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-09
BY James III. Taylor 4 son, Auctioneers,
Office No. s21 Main street,
three doors below Spotswood Hotel

A DESIRABLE SMALL FARM, IN THE
IA COUNTY OF HENRICO. FOUR MILES
ABOVE THE. CITY, AND ONE-HALF MILE
F Fro THE HEAD r Doe OF THE Ir PLANK *, ROAD.
tion on THURSDAY the 18th day Of November.
the premises, at IL o'clock n, desirable small
ings consist of small dwelling house with SIX
rooms, and the usual out-bhildings. There are
about fifty acres OF land cleared; the balance
fourteen acresl In wood OF oak and hickory. ard Is
well watered. The band Is well adapted for garden
ing and also for whey ard, or for any other
TERMS; One-thtrd cash; balance on a credit of
six and twelve months, negotiable notes, secured
by deed or trust.
The above property can be bought privately be-
~ ~ JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON,
no ct 5.s.e.' 2-.-t Auctioneers
SERGEANT's sALE.-Win be sold on
- TUESDAY. November 10. 1868, at O'Clock p.
Cherry, on Dock street between Seventeenth and
u COAL OFFICE,
t uFTfc fA syTF5vE,
lot FLOORING, a.dst " t
.aa a CHAIRS, 4i.f ,ta
pair SCALES
! lot lots sTTAs1NG.
2 SCREENS and
lot PINE and OAK WOOD, ~
to satisfy distress warrant and attachment in my
hspds In favor Of Mansfield sst s against THOMAS
L. Ld'u5 IhAhEES Go htBLS
}.cc29 Sergeant3 'ty of Richmond.
WAL UABLE JAMES RIVER LOW
" GROUNDS FOR SAL Ely virtue OF deed
OF trust dated March LIST, 1852, from james w. Lo-
gan. shalt. as administrator OF Mar: w. Miller,
tn. trustee named in said defd, on MONDAY the
18th day Of November, 1863 tcourt-tay). AT 69och-
land Courthouse, sell at public auction 10 The
est bidder tfor CASH, the land conveyed by said
deed. 90 ~ Gg4s 81 Z5s.as go .s.5s-
This land consists of NINETY ACRES OF James
River low-grnupds. II Hes on James river on the
one side anithe csnal on the other. It is about
thirty-eight miles aaove the city of Richmond
land and no waste land.
n, WILLIAM MILLER,
Administrator OF
Mar. w. MIL deceased, Trustee.
soc as--N&Thgt&
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By James NJ. Taylor i Son, Auctioneers.
Office, No. s2l Main street,
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.

ENHE STORE AND DWELLING, AT
Il THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF BROAD
AND SMITH STREETS, FOR SALE, at AUG
day OF November, 1868 on the premises, at 4
O'Clock p. NJ, the HOUSE AND LOT as above
described. It is used as grocery store and lumber
yard, for which business It is we'll adapted. The
house contains four rooms The lot fronts on
Broad street about thirty feet, running back the
usual depth.
ERMsa: One-third cash the balance on Gre
dit of six and twelve months for negotiable notes,
interest added, and secured by deed OF trust
JAMES M. TAYLOR & SON,
NOT Auctioneprs
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ESOR NEW YoRK-0LD Do 1$g
Il MINION STEAMSHIP CoMPA-sSszsa4asas
hY.-The splendid new side-Hhael steamships
MARLE, and HATTERAs, leave New YORK for
Richmond every WEDNESDAY, aud siTUR.
DAY. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY and
sATQRDAY.
These ships are entirely new they have e!esGE!
saloons and etateyocms; the fare, accommnd%
tons, and attention axe unsurpassed.
FselShts for points beyond New York lorWa!dfd
WITH dispatch, and no charge made save FOR se-
tual eIpecses incurred.
Close connections made With steamers Tor AL
southern and European ports.
z Insurance elected n lowest rates when ordsrSd
y. L. HcCRRApY, President, 17 Gfseu"leA
street, New York.
WILLIAM Q. DUEHAA q CO., Agents,
mys corner Main and Eleyenl b s.rletS.
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BY Grubhs d Williams, Auetionsers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

TvHE HANDSOME BRICK RESIDENCE,
IL No. 402 ON THE WEST SIDE OFTWELFTH
STREET BETWEEN MARSHALL AND CAY
STREETS, NOW OCCUPIED BY b. II.
SMITH. ESQ. win he sold NJ auction. upon the
premises. on MONDAY, 10th November, at half
past o'clock r. VI. I'D jss 49, 1lsf
1t has ten rooms, with hot and. cold baths. and
oil the ronveniences; water and gas throughout |;
also n kitchen with four rooms.
The LOT is.27 by LOG feet TO alley 20 feet wtde
The neighbGrhood is very select, and very desira-
Within a few minntasI wa,s nS the pprincinal busi
ness parts OF the city.
TERMS - One-fourth CASH; Balance at SIX
twelve. and eighteen montiis. with interest paya-
BILE semf-annually, and secured By deed Of trust.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS
no 5-7euia &tds 900 Auctfoneers Il
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AUCTION SALES.
-e-.-l-~~ ~<l~~r~~~-~~e~~
FUTURE DAY. X
BYA. @. pailIam, Auc.ioneer.

rT1RUsTEE,S SALE OF VALUABLE
IL REAL ESTATE ON THE EAST SIDE OF
FIFTH sTREET BETWEEN BYRD AND THE
CANAL IN THE CITY or RICHMOND. FOR
SALE AT TAUCTI0y.-BY virtue of q deed Of
trust executed by Robert /. Flemng. Edward Z;
Hopkins and Saliie r.. Hopkins his wife, shall
on THURSDAY the 18th day of NoyGInber instant,
1885, proceed to sell &C public auction on the pre-.
misses, ut o, clock L. NJ those two certain LOTS
OF LAND living In the city of Richmond ON the
east side Of Fifth street between Byrd street and
the canal fronting on Fifth street together forty
five (.5 feet. end running back 70 an alley, and de-
s.gnated az lots Nos. and 2. on the plan anpexed
10 and recorded with deed from William NJ. Tins
leF and wife To Faulkner. Darlington d Co.
Terms: Made known at sale.
=. william 7. CLOPTON, Trustee.
A. q, PULLIA5, Auctioneor.3 AZ 80 no a-tds
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

NEW CANAL-BOAT FOR SALE AT
IN AUCTION.-Will be sold at auction at The
corner Of Canal and Eighth Streets on THURS
DAY The 18th of November. 1858. at u o'clock NJ,
a frst-ra'e NEW OPEN C.NAL-BOAT. with
cabin attached, suitable for the transportation or
coal. wood, lumber, or any kind Of merchandise
TERMS: Liberal, and made known at the hour
Of sale.
no I-2tawtd W.GODDIN, Auctioneer.
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STEAMERS.

PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND .,;Es5TH
Il AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP sssrasSas
LIN Steamers NORFOLK and YAL.E!
CITY composing this line, Yilllcaye Philadelphia
DAY, alternately.
Freight taken for Cincinnati, Chicago, and s..
Louis, ufG Pennsylvania Central railroad. Also
for Norfolk and Boston; snd close connection
made Mt Norfolk. Bills Of lading signed through.
Passage to Philadelphia, Including meals and state.
room, go. w. p PORTER, Agent,
oc ~ Office aa25 Dock street.
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AGRICULTURAL,
DIcKFoRD 8 HUFFMAN,s WORLD

DICKFORD & HUFFMAN'S WORLD
ID RENOWNED PREMIUM GRAIN DRILL,
with the IMPROVED GUANO ATTACHMENT,
manufactured with all the improvements OF Messrs.
improvements of our own. Wenow have what we
know tn be the best WHEAT DRILL ever offered
In Virginia. More accurate and reliable, more
simple and durable, less liable to accidents, and
more certain In all its performance than any other
drill This we guarantee TO all purchasers. A few
SPRING DRILLS for sale low to make room for
our new work.
or the advantages of drilling wheat over broad
casting there Is no difference OF opinion among
faralers. Many OF our most successful wheat.
growers maintain that In seeding fifty bushels OF
Ia saving Of seed and I'm ,rovement OF crop.
This drill is equally advantageous in putting In
oats and Is also the best -planter thst he
used. TO responsible farmers we can extend libe.
raj credit and we solicit call from all who hsve
wheat TO seed. b. ID. SMITH q CO.,
+ oc tS-d&wam Manufacturers
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By Paine & Co.. Auctioneers.

T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SPECIAL
IL CATALOGUE SALE.-On WEDNESDAY.
18th November, commencing at 10 o. clock, we viii
sell at our auction-rooms, BY CATALOGUE. very
large and attractive assortment of
FRESH DRY GOODS,
being the largest and most desirable stock we have
yet offered, and comprising a great variety OF new
and choice goods, now receiving, adapted to fall
and winter sales.
ALSO,
300 CASES BOOTS, SHOES, AND BALMORALs
cow landing from Boston embracing every va
riety for men. women, and children among which
are so cases MEMS and BOYS PRIME THICK
BOOTS. EHgIgJ 8E
ALSO.
a large and choice stock OF fresh and desirable
p. READY-MADE CLOTHING ,.
Of every variety suited to the season.
ALSO,
s. 100 DOZEN MEMS AND BOYS HATS
from common to fine grades, and of newest styles
We invite the particular attention of city and
country merchants to this large sale. which com
prIses prime lot Of goods, and which we will sell
without reserve and In lots to suit purchasers.
PAINE & CO.,
oc 3o-eod&swtd&wlte - a!s. = 'Auctioneers.
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eotton Receipts Grand Celebration Ct 2, n, the
Esve P-;1als m MoaddyAu the Foace
Of The estp Joiaing the Temperance 30
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yKYINTER SCHEDULE,-RJcpvor-1y-1,
/ OFFICE RiCBKoRp AND YosE Efyxu
RAILROAD COMPANY,
RrCHMorD, August / isi,.
DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER Fl

IsiShAOhDse 6CGusLI Nli \
QICHMoND AND YORK RIVFR RAiT.
Ia ROAD LIRE.-NEW SCHEDULE y0a
BALTIMORE, TEE NORTH. AND NOBTEa'
WEST.-The steamer RESNEBEC. Captain +
a. FREEMAN commanding, leaves White Fogs.
every WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY MORNING
on arrival OF the cars fScm Richmond reafh'as
Baltimore on the following morning ii atnItsSs
Returning, the KEaNKBEC leaves gsifin, -
every MONDAY and THURSDAY 81 4 c:cj,.t
P..M. A
ghe steamer ADMIBAL, Captain EIay = cor,.
manding, leaves White House every TlIESfJaY
and FRIDAY on arrival o. the cars from per.
mond, reaching Baltimore the following morntss
at sunrise. Returning the ADMIRAL leaves Rs!h
tirnore every WEDNESDAY and sATUnDAY;iSttt
PASSENGERS FOR BALTIMORE leave n.
depot OF the Richmond and York River psr.
road Company at O'Clock i. u. SUNDAY
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,, and FRIDAY. ~.
turning, they leave Baltimore on sUEuI$
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and EATuHDIY
at4 O'Clock 2. NJ. reaching RichDond TN follow.
Ing evening.
Fare 20 Sait,mora only 81.
7 freight received az al times 6ud fcrwsr;e!
promptly, and through btllg OF lading given b an
the PASSENGER TRAIN Ieaves the Dept
EVERY MORNING at 4, VI.
WILLIAM b. ENOS
oc 81 Freight ard Ticket A gegt
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DOWHATAE STEAMBOAT aaFzns
l. PANY.-STEAM K 4 z.aSxazstSes
CHEAP, RELIABLE, AND SAFE ROUTE IV
BALTIMORE, SAYASaAH, BosTOE, ASD
THE WEST.-TRI-EEEkLf LINE TO BAL.
TIMORE, MAKING CLOSE COAAECpi0SS
WITH sTEAMERs TO PHlLADELPHLA.-lh,So
CHARGE .FoR " HAEFAG z, DRAIAg5
Oh FORWARDING, AND NO gRASShtiilfn,
AND BALTIdORE.-LeaTes Baltimore sSsY
TUESDAY, Thursday, and sATGg3RyyASat. .
DAY, and SATURDAY.
Freight received every day texcepi Sunday up 70
7o'clock r. d.. These steamers have excsllen! ~
Fare, TWO UOLLkRS; meals and sta,erool
extra. For freight or passage apply 10
HARFEYS a. WILLIAMS, Agents,
an IA Commercial Block.
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> EjHOR RENT, the TOBACCO FACTO- c.
A yHIES occupied at the present time by N
Thomas g. Williams Co., situated on south side
Jan between ywenty-seventh and Twenty -eighth
streets. Possession given on the first of January,
1869. For terms, apply to
THOMAS j. HARDGR Owe,
oc H-lm At factory.
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CHESAPEAKE AMI ono nkILROAD.

CHESAPEAKE AMI OHIO RAILROAD,
WINTER SCHEDUIt. On and ate. The
FIRST OF OCTOBER, lsoS, the passenger trains
will run as fouOHs:
NAIL TEAM between Richmond and -tsu1.
ton daily except Sunday and between stanton
and Covtngtop trt-weekly-viz., Lesye hichmoIt
at 1.i5 !. 81. and arrive ut Stanton ~ a2S I. 4.
Leave Staunton at s.7s A. NJ aad arriva al EIch.
mond SIS p. III.
o TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
leave GOWN ton az $40 A. M. ard arrive at Staur.
ton a. 9. 10 A. M. Leave Staunton At asa p a. and
arrive st Coyirgton at 7.ss p. 81.
ACCOMMODATIONS THAN between R!Ch.
mcnG enC ariutleGville on MONDAYS y ~.
NEsDAYS, and SATURDAYS, Leave Char.
lottesville ~ a. N. and arrive vt RichnOEdG
$50 A. IL. Lesve Richmond at 2.3o y, Z. and ar.
rive at Charlottesville at o L. Il.
The Gail Train connects at Osyille and
Charlottesville with EainS on .. c, Alexandria,
ard Manassas RAILROADS Tor kLEXANDr1A'
WASHINGTON, PHILADELPHIA, n. YORK,
LYHCHBUkG, KNOXVILLE, 1HA1rAhVU.
GA, MEaP new OELEAns mont.
GOMERY, MOBILE. &c. At StaDI.ola With
STAGES For HARRI3OEEURG, WING AE+TER,
&c, At Goshen, With stages r1r LEXINGTON
NATURAL BS1DuE &c. At Millboro, With std,es
Tor BATH ALuM, WAEa, Hon anG HEALING
SPRINGS. at Coyington, With stages for
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS LEWIsBURG,
CHARLESTON, DC.
JAMES r. NETHERLAND,
Sc 20 General Ticket Agent
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AUCTION SAFES.
TEJS DAY.
BY Lee Sc Goddin.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1f.7 Main street.

INVALUABLE AND DESIRABLE BRICK
DWELLING. or SOUTH SIDE OLE, 49, a., q
STREET SECOND D0oR EAST, lsE fE IN n,
SON STREET. FOR SALE ATAt5OIlI,t ,,,r iI son
MONDAY 9th instant, on the premises wllL SCI
at public auction at 8o'cfock p. Nj that .a.ss.
DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING. Two s1 b.iss
kitchen With two rooms: stable: carriage ana
wood and coal-hopses located as above deserine ,.
The entire premises are In thorough or and WIN
gas through the house. and water In the yarui;
The LOT fronts ~ feet on Main street anu ha'
depth of LEG feet to an alley 20 feet w1de. IN ord
10 months for notes with interest added,
and trust deed 10 secure deferred payments: ..oa
80 !, far Mrs II. A. W oodward.
Sale conducted by LEE & GoDpIF, Auctloneers'
NOD
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BY Davenport & Co., Auctioneers.

EOR SALE.-I offer for sale, aoithout re-
IL serue. at the office Of Davenport & Co. on
WEDNESDAY,. 11th instant ut 12 O'Clock NJ.
FIFTY SHARES OF THE STOCK OF THE
NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA.
nos 49, JAMES QUINN.
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EToR NORFOLK, P0RTS-gyysI
MOTIF, ANDALL LkEDISGss.sz stSes<ss
On THE IA HES HIYER.-The fast and eegal!
FORD, leaves her wharf II Rockets for ADORE.
named pieces on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, ara
FRIDAY ~ 81 O'Clock a. 81, and returns on Tux
day, Thnrsday, and Saturday. ..
PasSkNGERS arrive ~ S0RgOLKin time 70
connect with steamers for BALTIMORE ans
TRAIN : leaves CITY POINT Tor PETERS.
BURG on arrival Of STEAMER.
Fare 70 Norfolk, g. &c.
FREIdHT ,,,c
received up to q p. n. TUESDAYS TAgkVS
DAYS, and SAfURDAYS, for NoRFOLsi
PORTSMOUTH, BGST0S, BALTi5gES: ~
PRINCIPAL LANDINGS On CEESAPE;SSTSSR
at reasonable rates.
rreights for way-ianGinge msss be prepaid, ),
Letters entrusted 30 purser OF steamer nsas' -
enciosed In = Government stamped envelope.
Appiyto r.. y. TATUH, Ageaa<
NH n Of,ce steamers UhArL
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EALL AND WINTER ARRANG GSiEET
IT TO THE NORTH, EAST AND WEST VA
40 THE MONTH, PAST, ASD y Esf VA
THE RICHMOND, FREUERICEsSCRG All,
POTOMAC RAILROAD, CARRYING TEs
UNITED STATES MAIL TWICE DAILV-Eie.
CANT CARS WITH NEW PATENT SLEEP.
ING CHAIRS ON ALL TEAINS-Ite
THROUGH TRAINS on this road are nov rTs
from the depot, corner BYRD AND EIGH-s
STREETS, az follows
The DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leave,
Richmond daily &c II NJ, arriving IN TasS,
ingtOn st 1880 2. h, connecting With the esry !.
teTroon express trains for the North, East and
West,
elegant cars, with the new patent sleeping chslg,
attached, leaves Richmond daily tSurdays excep:.
ed at s:l5 Z. Il, arr wing in " aShinston a! ia
A. NJ, connecting with the early morning trs!ui
for the North, East, and West
10th STEAMERS stop At hlexandria each TsT
The ACCOMMODATION TRAlN IoE Mllofd
and all way stations leaves depot, corner Broad
and Eighth streeta 81 3:aoP. u. Returning arrives
at $50 a. NJ.
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG.
GAGE CHECKS to sill principal poiGtH.
For further Information and through tickets, AZ.
ply az the Office of the company, corner Hrosd and
Eighth streets, Shockoe Hill, and at TIE ticEf!
Office, corner Byrd and Eighth streets.
j. 3. GENTRY, General Ticket a gent,
SkEUEL RUTE, superintendent. ocb
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a M - 81
LsNHMGND AND DAEYILLg PR
HI ROA D-sUdMER SCHEDULE a. ~
after TUESDAY, November 10, the trains q, ~ ~
roadwil1 run as follows "a sSas
some WzsT.-Ghrough Mail Train.--I1,..
Richmond daily st $40 a. IL; leaves Das1s,Iii
the Southsido road for Fsrra vic Lynchburg -
all stations on tie Virginia and Tennessee r so
Louisville, Columbus, &C., KY: Huntsgi,ises nsi
estu, Sc, Ala, Cornish Grad junction. W. ~
burg As aiss. New Orleans DC. and u sree.:s..
Eoiumbis, Charleston. Augusta, sagsnls5 gsSs...i
Coiumbus, AtlsEfa- &C., Ga. Hontgomtry 81,
oile, New Orleans, &c. . 40.
daily at s:4s a. NJ connects q. gursa Nc y,s.as,s
ssutasids train From LYnchDusg 70. Peter:s,,ass
Through tickets can be pfonufsa a. TIE 49,.
etlces In Richmond and uanYilg 10 ali W. Get7
points South and Sousiiwest, and at trEs2sysf.SE
and Danyflie TO all points Eor;4, Esst esd Hss
WTINTER Observation-Disclosures
wv AND PETERSBURG RAILKOaT,' W
and AFTER "WEDNESDAY the gh irsioD, vE
trains over this road riil be rua As follow Hs
Lesys BislnaSnd at 4, a. :. a. and /. 81
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN. With Nv n. y. d.
car attached win leave Richmond daily at sggss
NJ. and Petersburg daily at $40 A. VI. Tss SsP.
excepLed). rsuhlaJs
The "A. d. train viii not leave Richmopdor a.
days ana the $40 T. ID. train VIII not leave Per-
burg on Sundays. S"ees-
Passengers for Norfolk viii take tie a.asp "
train, running through daily. d.
Fare 10 Norfolk. ~. Baggage checked throne,
The passenger coach attached 10 tie coal 10.
VIII leave Cover Hill II 2 a.. ID. and Tetu,nin'l
leave Richmond at $40 p, N. on TuesGays hn.ss'
days, and Saturdays. ~ &. H. SiTI aus
nos Engineer and superintenten,
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7,AUCrFspN BALES.
FUTURE DAY
BY Lyme % brcther,
Aucsioneers and Real Estate Agents,
1880 Main street.

YTERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT,
" WITH A SMALL FRAMED HOUSE
TffEREON. 90 r NE r frwENTY-SEyFNTH
AND MARSHALL STREETS. CHURCH HILL,
FOR SALE AT AUCTT0N.--Wew will sell. ut the
Ye.uest of the owner. on THURSDAY. 18th dav IF
November 1905, at Es O'Clock P. H.. on The premf-
sas that VALUABLE BUILDING LOT as above
described. npon which there Is small framed
building containing two etc. The lot fronts
on the west side of Twenty-elghth street 30 feet.
TERMS !: At sale.
TYNE e. RR0THTR AuctiOnnArs
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GALE OF LAND.--On FRIDAY the 2ufh
- day of November. issS by virtue OF a decree
OF the County Caurtof Prince Edward, TIE under
signed as commissioner of the court will sell to
the highest bidder. upon the premises, a certain
TRACT OF LAND living IN said county and
DRED ACRES and upon which Mrs Martha A.
Agnew. deceased formerly resided, and within two
miles Of Burkevflle.
This property Is foo well known to need descrip-
ton. and with little capital and enterprise can be
made very handsome and valuable. Buildings ex-
cellent and In good repGir. ...sy
Dr. James A. - grew at Burkeyi1ie. viii show
the place to any person wishing TO Ii before day
of sale.
TERMS A credit Of six, twelve. and eighteen
months: bonds With sah factory security, and title
retained until the purchase money is paid.
I-.IE5 GEORGE W. JONES,
noo Commissioner.
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IL makers, Tor sale by - - "-..t.tt .tN's
81 oc 70 J bel 2 ~ bid DOVE I0sELEY. 4
MO ,QU ACKERY!ATo THE wAF-
Nv FLICTED.-T. r. BASES COUGH SYRUP,
q certain cure for Consumption, Bronchitis
Hoarseness, Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Chronic irri-
tations of the Throst aud Lungs, and all Diseases
Of the Bronchial Tubes arising from exposure and
cold. The original prescription was given me sy
Professor Carter 2. Johnson, and Its efficiency as
avaluable expectorant is confidently recomnended
This COUGH SYRUP has effectnalIy cured me
ofconsumptton, which assumed u very serious
, character at one time. My cure ] can attribute
solely to the Cough Syrup. Many other testimo-
nial5 OF its cures have in my possession. " hich
leave no doubt on my mind thar 1t Is adapted TO all
cases OF hung affections.
+ The certificate of Or. Mayo Is appended:
r. r. Bass: Dear Sir.-The prescription made
for you by Dr. G. p. Johnson certainly combines
the best material as an expectorant i have ever
used In my prarttce. In ali eases ofcolds coughs
bronchial irrtations-e2encasesd decidedly Pit hisi-
cal--haye been cured or greatly benefited. l know
OF nothing could more confidently recommend
from actual experience. Jos. A. MAYO Nj. d.
None genuine without my signature. 900
Price, VI per bottle. I'd T. r. BASS,
Richmond, Va.
For sale By Messrs. PurcelL Ladd IL Co., L. B.
Thomas & Co., u. a, Strecker, Wood C Son. j. n
= hildrey CO., and Robert Lecky, Church Hill.
~ oc 2l.-3m 49, 49,
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EOR RENT, the STORE on Broad "A
Il street next door to Cardozo, Alsop & kM
Fourquresn. also, the STORE adjoining the
same, lately occupied as retail dry Goods house.
These houses are in good business neighborhood,
and the rent low. Apply to
~ MANN S. VALENTINE.
0c 2T-eod1m 1903 Main stI ert.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-16


The testimony being concluded, yester-
day afternoon, the jury retired about seven
O'CLOCK to consult upon their verdict, which
was that the victims OF the recent disaster
"came to their death from injuries received
while passengers in the ears Of tho New
York express train from the west, on the
Buffalo / Erie Railroad, At Angola, New
York, on the 18th Of December, 1867, which
injuries were caused by the last two carr Of
said train being thrown from the track Of
said railroad, At or near the creek bridge,
about 500 feet east Of Angola station.
"And we DO further say that the imMe-
diate cause Of said cars being thrown from
the track, was bent axle in the forward
wheel of the rear truck Of car No. q, (be-
longing 10 tho Cleveland 4 Toledo Railroad
Company il being the rear car Of the
train, and the axle being so bent (by causes
which we have been unable to discovery that
the wheel dropped from the end of the frog.
inside of, and did not lap on the wing rail-
thereby forcing the opposite wheels Of
that truck eh the rail, and cars eff the
track.
And We further say that the said car
had been subjected to inspection on TINT
trip, a. Ere and Dunkirk. in the customary
manner, by experienced inspectors. and that
such bent axle was not discovered, on such
inspection, and could only have been dis
covered by the application Of some mechan-
ical test applied for that purpose.
The jury are Of the opinion that some
system ofsinspecton ought to be immedi-
ately adopted aud enforced. by which such
defects con be detected with certainty
The lluNBrG or GRAVITY. A Pari ian
of phosopbic turn of mind. has even taken
the pains to found the protect against gray
ity upon proofs furnished by natural histo-
ry. Thus:
The grave,t bird is an owl.
The gravest fish is An oyster.
Tho gravest animal is an ass.
The gravest mar. is a fool