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nnwa o. rnE DAY.


Over six hundred thousand acres Of land
along the Hannibal and 81. Joseph rail-
road have been sold to immigrants during
the past six months.
Patrick Boyle, publisher Of the Irish
Canadian, who was recently arrested under
the habsas eOvPas act, has been released
from custody.
In Montreal, last week, two hundred and
nine persons died mainly Of sunstroke and
sppOplexy. Prayers were offered for rain,
on Sunday in several Of the churches.
General Halleck and staff will sail, July
%, from San Francisco, for Silka, for the
purpose Of inspecting the military posts in
Alaska. They will be absent several weeks.
The corn crop Of Fulton county, Ken
lucky, was very severely damaged by the
wind on the 18th instant. In some places
inlly one third Of the crop was destroyed.
Rev. W. A. Wilder and wife, and two
children, have just arrived in New York,
from Natal, Africa. He Is a missionary Of
the American Board, and went out 10 l849
TO the Zion mission.
il is estimated that fres in the woods this
season have destroyed, in the OitOEa dis
trict, Canada, standing pine lumber 70 the
value Of 81 600 600, and the woods are still
burning. Boats on the Montreal route are
generally detained by smoke on the river.
Bill Rudd, an ex-Oonfederale soldier,
was shot dead in WsverIy, Missouri, lasi
Friday, by a party Of armed men, and his
body hung npsn tree in the woods by the
perpetrators. His mouth WAS stuffed full
Of tow, and the rope by which he was sus-
pended was passed through his mouth aud
then around his neck.
Prior 10 the adjournment of Congress
Mr.. Butler struggled to get the floor TO re-
ply 10 Mr.. henderson, who had denounced
him az thief, falsi6er and slanderer.
Why Mr.. Colfax refused Butler the AoOr,
is not known, but there Is an intimatiOn
that Mr.. COlfaX indOrses the charges. The
Radicals admit that tho hero Of Big Bethel
Is a mOnstrous load 10 carry, and express a
wish 10 shake him OF. Mr.. Butler was
finally allowed 10 print his speech.
Several cases Of cholera, including three
deaths, have occurred in what is known as
the Shanty District, that portion Of New
York City bounded by Sixty-seeond and
Seventeen streets and Eighth and Tenth
avenues, occupied by squstters. The con-
dition Of the neigborhood is wretched, aud
the foul air arising from stagnant water,
aud the filthy habits Of the residents have
been the canse Of the disease. The Board
Of Health have already abated the nuisance,
and thoroughly purified the district by dis-
inisctsnis. The cases which have occurred
are not numerous enough 10 cause any
fears Of epidemic cholera.
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ST. PETERsBURG, July 2s-The Car
will soon arrange details Of the Interns-
tional Convention, pledging all the great
powers 10 abandon The use of explosive
bullets.
LONDON, July 29.-Brazilian dates state
that Lopez had proposed peace to Brazil,
throHgh the American Minister. IS ~
Domingo F. Sarmiento has been elected
President of the Argentine Consideration.
PARIS, July 29.-In the case of United
States vs.. Armand and others, Judgment
was to-day rendered against the plaintiff,
with costs. s.l.Hf
LONDON, July 29.-The Times SAYS ::
The passage of the American citizen act
will surprise no one, 1t was expected that
the majority Of the United States Congress
would make through such measure,
direct bid for the Irish vote in the coming
election. There is nothing in the general
principles of the bill for England to deny
or oppose. Irishmen who have taken out
their naturalization papers in the United
States, may properly use American pass
ports while travelling in Europe, or serve
in the armies in the United States
against Great Britain. So long as
their new citizenship is q bona fde
qualification, made in accordance
with American naturalization law, nothing
can be said. The real purpose of the
Fenian is protected by the new citizenship
thus conferred on him to make war upon
the Queen Of England in her realm, but
here they must be treated as subjects guilty
Of treason. ALIENS and natives are on the
/ r.. IL. Il Al -
of the Jacmal Packet prisoners, he was
right because the trial in such case as
that depended on the internal and not on
the international laws. The evidence OBJ
tanned in the United States against these
prisoners, TO prove that they were mem
bers Of the Fenian Brotherhood was merely
collateral. The real crime charged
against these men was committed on Brit
ish territory. The Times even accepts
the rule that naturalized citizen Of the
United States may come to England with
impunity, after plotting against the Queen
in America, if he comes pesceably.
The Morning Post says the adoption of
this bill by Congress anticipates and con-
sequently delays the settlement of the
question OF the rights of naturalized eiti-
zens between the United States and Euro
pean. powers. The latter may Justly re-
sent such action, even while making al
ioWance for the exigencies of the approach
ing Presidential election. -. 4
DUBLIN, July 29.-The Marquis of
Abercorn, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, is
to be made Duke
PARIS, July 29.-In its decision 10 the
Armand case, that court says that the evil
dence adduced was insufficient to support
the case made by US; that the plaintiffs
failed to prove that the Messrs. Armand
had contracted to build vessels of war for
the Southern ConfeGeracy, or that said
Armands had received any monies belong
ing TO the government of the United States.
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Arrival Of Gems. Grant, sherman ans,
Others
81. LOUIS, July 29.-Gens. Grant. Sber-
man and Sheridan arrived here last MIGHT.
There vas general hshd shaking and the
enthusiasm was great
asa meeting of the Merchants Exchange
a resolution was adopted that after August
Isl ihirty-tEo instead Of thirty-fEe pounds
shall constitute bushel Of oats.
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AUGUSTA, July 29.-Heayy rains have
been falling here for several days.
The remains OF Cornelius Redd, who
was killed by. the police last night, we're
inferred this afternoon. He was followed
to the grave by large procession Of citi-
zens and fremen. Il ia understood that the
Coroner's jury have found a verdict Of
guilty of murder against the police officers.
An indignation meeting will be held to-
morrow TO protest against the municipal
government.
The election Of Joshua Hill and Hon.
n. V. NJ Miller to the Senate has caused
much congratHlation among the citizens.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP


The Military Districts of the SOuth
Organized - General Rousseau As
signed 90 I.OuIsIana-An Infamous
scheme of the Carpet-baggers 10 In
sure the Southern States for Grant
and COEfax-COntumacy of Commits
sIOner Rollins
Special to the Louisville Courier.
WASHINGTON, July 28.-The president
has issued orders recognising various milf
taTy districts in the South. General Rous-
seau, as l telegraphed you a month ago,
takes command OF the District of Louisiana
and Arkansas. The President also removes
General Emory from this department,
which he has Pnrposea doing since that in
diyidual acted his part in the impeachment
trial. ..g .r-a.-. ....H s...
The Southern members have agreed on a
programme which will startle the country.
In conference with leading Radicals they
decided to have electors in the reconstructed
States chosen by the Legislature, as was
formerly done by South Carolina. This
will insure that entire vote for Grant and
ColfsS, If the Legislatures Of those States
carry it out, of which there can be no doubt.
1t il held that the Legislatures have power
to prescribe to mode of choosing electors.
Special to the Louisville Journal.
WASHINGTON, July 28.-Washington is
very nearly deserted. A few disappointed
gentlemen are still confined here by pecu-
mary strsngulatiOn, disease to which the
carpet-baggers are peculiarly susceptible.
They will, of course, be obliged to await
the arrival of remittances.
Commissioner Rollins positively refuses
to resign at the instance of the President or
anybody else. He says, in defense of his
contumacy, that he has constitutional
qualms which do not permit him to act
hastily. Mr.. johnson will appoint sue
cessor dd interim. .......
The National Executive Committees of
both parties are now thoroughly organized,
and working like beavers in the interest o +
the opposing candidates.
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Democratic Meeting Broken Up by
Radicals.

ST. LOUIS, July 29.sThe Times pub
fishes an account OF Democratic meeting
at Elk Lick. Saline county, being dis
turbed and finally broken up by Radicals.
Two or three fights occurred during the
early part Of the meeting, in which several
heads were broken and other injuries
inflicted; but subsequently, while Colonel
Phillips was speaking, he was interrupted
by man named Howard, who shot another
named Chatham. Pistols were then freely
used, and general battle ensued. Three
men (Radicals) were killed outright, and
seven others badly wounded. Five or six
Democrats were also seriously hurt.
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First Monday In November. 1sGs.
II H T. -.
PROFESSORs-

WILLIAM X. BOWLING. MD Th.o--, -,
Practice Of Medicine. N4N
ChAhILES X. WINSTON, MD. Obststrir.
I s I'LL D, 3 s1.,. Of Women and Children
., BAhhlhN LINDSLEY, N. ID. Cheufs5rv
MILAN 4. BRIGGS, M ID. S1rgsrv
HnlOAAs L hADDIN. NIB, Iustitutes Of
JOHN II. CALENDER. ND. Materia Mel
~, iea and Therapeutics.
WILLIAM l.. HICHOL. MD. Clinical Ned
JIhd9SA 5A p, BUCHANAN. ND, Anatomy.
HENRY N. COMPTON, 81. D. Demon9fraf6r
Of Anatomy.
For additional information apply TO
WILLIAM X. BOWLING, Dean.
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Freedmsn's Bureau In Maryland etc

WAsHINGToN, July 29.-The Freed
mems Bureau, excepting educational work
and the payment of bonuses, will be dis
continued in Maryland after August 1st.
The following was issued this afterno on
from the Treasury Department:
Holders of 7-30 Treasury notes, falling
due July 10, 1868, are notified that the
time for the conversion of these notes into
$40 bonds will cease on the first day of
August next. Those desiring to have their
notes converted shonld address them to the
Secretary of the Treasury, and deliver to
express or place them in the mail on or
before that day. MCCULLoCH, Sec'y,
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MONTGOMERY, July 29.-Ths LegislA-
ture il engaged on Ku-KluKism.
The following subjects will soon be
brought up: Common carrier bill disabil
ity bill; selection Of electors by The State
I aPialatnre.
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FOR RENT.

ENOR THE BALANCE OF tn + YEAR. THE
II residence Of james II. FOstt ". on che Mur-
fressbOTo pike 2IS miles from tho city. House
contains six rooms, with stable carriage house,
etc, splendid spring and VARIETY Of superior
fruit. good tenant can hkTey secure the
premises for another year .
ANDERSON, JOHNSON E SMITH. .
iv22 lw Agents. .
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New YORK, July 29.-Engliah advicos
state that the Russians in the Last engage
ment with the Bakbarians lost 10000 killed
aud an incredible number wounded.
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F4CULTY.

PROF; A. Nj. BURNEY. President and Prin-
cipal.
MRS. r. T. AMIs. Principal Female Depart
ment-
MISS NJ. p. NJ RECORD. Principal Music De
partmont
Mr.. W. 2. ORR. Assistant Male Department
Tuition. so. $40, go and s25. Incidental lee
~. muslc 81. Use Of instrument g.
Board for young men and young ladies IN the
country near, ell things furnished. g. per month
N the village from e. 10 sl3 per month
address Principal Culls0ka, lem
=, 3. W. fITLPATRICk. Pres. Board
D. d. ORR. Sec'y. iyz9It
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University of Nashville.
4 ms INSTITUTION. ALTHOUGH sur

4 HIS INSTITUTION ALTHOUGH sup
ported and controlled neither by Church
nor state, has rendered valuable and ackn0Wl-
euGed services 70 the cause Of education. science
and religion. IL r. established on permanent
basis, and While mainly depo.sdent upon tuition
lee, Tor tt5 support, has ever welcomed atudi0us
and ambitious youth b its advantages. With or
without monoy. It's the design Of che Trustees
20 open La~, Scientific. Literary and other De
partments as speedily az circumsts1ces win
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ATLANTA, Ga, July 29.-Joshua Hill
and II. V. NJ. Miller were elected United
Slater Senators to-day.
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Engine and Boiler.

EHOR SALE. A WRIST RATE ENGINE AND
II Boiler N good order. Can be Bssn. Land
prise learned. By oallinE at this Oeios.S
%aGT3l In
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PITTsBU2a, July 29.-Messrs. Laferty
Warnings oil works exploded to-day,
killing two men.
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ST. LOUIS LAW SCHOOL.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
Riddle Dlssrict Of Tennessee AZ T.ewts-
burg the 97Gh June, asss.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NO
tsee Of has appointed ss Assignee Of l.. L.
Crockett ". n. Cunningham. l.. C. Walker, ].
A. DoTd, james c. hasseli and J. II. Glenn, in
the county Of Marshall and State Of Tennss-
see, within said district who have bean adj
judged Bankrupts upon thsiF OVID pstitions. b.
the District Court Of SAID District.
RICHARD WARNER, JR-,
jy2l ~ Assignee Of said Bankrupts.
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By II. L sTUEBLEFTEiD.
jy29 IL Dep. 4 s. Marshal Messenger.

1HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT on THE
Il 2lst DAY Of July. A. D. 1868, a warrant in
bankruptcy was issued against the estate Of
James SDrOul, Of the county Of OvertOn and State
Of Tennessee, who his been adjudged bauk-
rupt on his own petition; that the payment Of
any debts and delivery Of any property belong
ing to such bankrupt 20 han, or for bis use, and
dsn By Lev that meeting Of the creditors Of
the said bankrupt 20 prove their debts and 10
choose one or more assiRness Of his estate, will
be held at a Court Of bankruptcy, % be holden
on tho ID dag of9eptsmber. A. d. 1893, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. at thu once d the Register
in Bankruptcy LivinEst0n. Tennessee. before J.
W. johnson. Esq.. kesIster.
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IN RANKRUPTCrY.

THIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE., THAT ON
4 tina I'D day Of July. A. D. Jas. a var
rant ~ bankruptcy was issued against t1e estate
Of J. G. SpurlOck in the county Of Jack
son aud State Of tennessee. who has been
adludged bankrupt on his own petition that
the payment Of any debts and delivery Of any
for his USE and the transfer of any property BY
him, are forbidden By Law. that a meeting Of
the creditors Of the said bankrupt. 20 prove
their debts and % choose one or En0Te assignses
OF his estate, viii I've held at . Court Of Bank
Tuptey, 10 pc modem on the 9th day Of August
A. D. 1903. at 10 O'Clock 4. n. at the CfHco Of
the Register IN Bankruptcy, aBinsbOrO, Tennos-
nessee. before j. W. johnson, Esq. Register.
u. II GLASCDCK,
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NIOORESVILLE
MALE AND FEMALE INSTITUTE.

THE FOURTH SCHOLASTIC YEAR OF
: this houIlshlng institution opens on the
FIRST MONDAY IN AUGUST. 1863 undor
long experienced aud successful Faculty
whose success IN tho management Of schools Is
unsurpassed ia the country.
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE
LEXINGTON, VA.

THE NEXT SESSION OPENS Can rrrupv
:, 9ay ~ september, 1865. aui closes On tbs
ATM Thursday in june lS64 VI" 'N1
The Faculty consists Of
GEN. R. E. LEE, President
with Professors Of Latin, Grselr. Nqtbsp,.t;,,
Modern Languages. Moral Philosophy Hist,-I
and English Language and Literature ADpIis3
Mathematics, Natural Philosophy. ChemisfrS
and Law and Equity.
These are distributed into I. Faculty of Arts
?. Faculty Of Science. 3. Faculty of Liter,fI-.
and Philosophy 4. Faculty Of Law
In each Of these is conferred a distinct R,cb
elor's Degree. and the Degree OF M ,srTF Gr
ARTS Is open alike TO students in each cOurse
In the Department Of Science are conferred
also. PROFESSIONAL Diplomas Of Civil Fngineer
and Mining Engineer.
by the aid of a full corps Of Assistant Prof.s-
sorst provision is made for thorough driIIinE In
the departments OF Engiish, Ancient and Mod
ern Languages and Mathematics.
E1rESsEs.-All necessary expenses need NOT
exceed sSS5
For full particulars apply to
~ b. G. GORDON.
HoV Clerk Of Faculty.
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v. 3 Marshal, Messenger.
ByH.L. SIUBBLEFIELD,
jy 23lt Dep u. 8. Marshal, Messenger.

THIS IsTO GIVE NOTICE. THAT ON THE
4 Z3d day Of July. A. b. lso5. q warrant
in bankruptcy was Issued against the estate
State Of Tennessee. who has been adiudgod a
bankrupt on his own petition that the pay
nant of any d8bts and delivery 0f any properly
belonging 70 such bankrupt % him, or for bis
use and the transfer Of any property By him,
are forbidden by law that a meeting Of the
ereditors Of tho said bankrupt, % prove their
debts and % choose one or more assiEhees Of his
estate viii be held al q Court o. Bankruptcy. %
be holden on the "a day Of Ssptsmber. a. d.
1868, a. O'clock P. n, At the Office Of the Regis
tar N Bankruptcy. Livingston. T0nnessoe. bo-
lore j. w. Johnson ESQ, Register.
L. Il aLsSCOCK
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ByH. L. sTUBBLEFTELD.
iySlt Dep. u. 3. Marshal Messenger.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT ON
4 the I'd day Of July. A. ID, 1873, a warrant
10 bankruptcy was issued againE the estate Of
Vim. Bowers. Of the county Of JneksOn, state Of
his 0sn petition that the payment Of A'ay debts
and delivery Of sny property belonging 70 such
bankrupt 70 him, OF for bis use, ana transfer Of
any property By him, are forbidden ~ law that
a meeting OF the creditOFli Of the said bankrupt
70 prove their debts and b choose one OF more
asst zmess Of bis estate. vii be held AZ Court
Of BANKRUPTCY % DO hOhien on the 18th day Of
August A. ID. 1863, At ~ o'clock A. n. az the
once Of tho Register IN Bankruptcy. Gains-
b0ro. Tennessee, before j. w. johnson, ESQ.
Rerister. H. r. GLAScOCK-
U. 3 Marshal MssseuEer
By HI. sTUBBLEEIELD.
jy25It Dep. u. 3. Marshal. Messengsr
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THE MEDICAL DEPARTMEBY

was founded m isaJ- IL has already matTics-
lated four thousand students. OF Hhor1 &C.,.
hundred and eiEhty-siK have received Tie Js
gree Of Doctor Of Medicine. The buiIdiBg-
museum. etc, are IN all respects complete. a
msnt.
The regular eouns Of Instruction will bsyir
on the
FIRST Monday Ia November, 1865,
and end 90 the Grst day Of March. 1852 The
preliminary course opens On the Grst Mondev
in OctObsr.
Ihe Anatomical Rooms viii be opened on the
FIRST Monday IN October. and ever f,ciIifv ~
iorded Cor the prosecution % that corner-stops
study.
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largest Circulation In city and State
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National Democratic Ticket
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Music aud Piano Store. No. 36 Union street.
jy3O If NASHVILLE. TENN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-06

MAYORS CoURT-MAYoR CHAHOoN PRE-
sIDING-MoNDAY MoRNING.-J. r. Bailey
(white), for attempting to shoot Henry
Scruggs with musket and resisting officer
Rooney in the discharge of his duty, was
sent on to answer an indictment.
Mat Page Wormley (negro), charged with
stealing pair of pants from James Bur-
rows, was sent to the chain-gang for ninety
days.
Henderson Morris (white), charged with
beating Mollie Dennison, was fined FIVE dol
lars and discharged.
John Brown (white), for sssaulting B..
Dickinson, was required to pay seventy
cents cost.
John H. and William A. Lambert (white)
were arraigned to answer for unlawfully
threatening to kill neighbor. The evil
dence showed that the neighbor was as
much in fault as the other two; so the trio
were required to give security in the sum
of two hundred and fifty dollars each to
keep the peace for twelve months.
Charles Jordan (negro), charged with
assault and battery on Isaac Webb, was
discharged.
William Nelson (negro) and Jane Deane
(white) were arraigned to answer for keep
ing disorderly house and allowing par
ties to assemble therein for the purpose of
gambling. One of the police officers stated
that as he entered the back. door some
twenty or thirty men and women rushed
through the front door and made their
escape. They were sent on for Indictment.
Elizabeth Cabler (white), charged with
stealing one dress valued at four dollars
and fifty cents from Mary Ellis, was sent
on for Indictment.
Ann Freddy (white) WAS required to
give security in the sum of 500 for threat
ening to assault Emma Tibbs (white). Mrs.
Freddy said she did threaten Tibbs, but
she did it because she was always after
her usband, and would not let him come
home.
The case of Thomas and Fitzhugh Gard
ner (negroes), charged with forcing their
way into the house of Sarah Clarkson and
assaulting George Washington, was con-
tinued until to-day.
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REAL. ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. Grubbs y
Williams have recently sold brick tene-
ment OIL the north side of Broad between
Ninth and Tenth streets for $3.50 cash ;
q small brick tenement on the north side of
Marshall between Gilmer and Gibbon
streets for $9O5; two tenements in Butter
worth's row, on Second between Canal and
Byrd streets, for 81 800; a lot on Nicholson
street, Rockets, 100 feet front, at S3-S3O0
four framed tenements on Bloody Run
street for 81, 700; 1919 acres of land on
the Charlottesville plank-road, seven miles
from the city, with plain Improvements, for
81 ,403; farm of 333 acres, with good i'm
provements, half mile from Ashland, in
Hanover county, for $4,000; a brick dwell
ing on Twenty-seyenth between Clay and
Leigh streets, Az by 100 feet, for 5000;
lot on Sixth street, Navy Hill, 81 by ia
feet, at SS-S24S framed house on Main
between Twenty sixth and Twenty-seventh
streets for Sl,l50; large brick tenement
at the northwest corner of Cary and Flf-
teenth streets, 3lA by II feet 10 inches,
for S10,275 cash; ; small framed house on
Main between Madison and Monroe streets,
25 by l03 feet, for 1886; " "Glen Ellen,' -
with handsome improvements, and thirty
acres of land, two miles west of the city,
for SIC, 900 cash q brick tenement with tour
small framed tenements in the rear, at the
northeast corner of Broad and Fifth streets,
27 by 1873 feet, for SIS 5,363.5O.
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TUEsDAY........%."....,oC OCTOBER c, 1868.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

LYME & BROTHER will sell at half-past p. NJ.
framed dwelling in the plan Of Fulton. on
State street, near Fulton spring.
WELLINGTON GODDIN will sell at u NJ. ninety
two acres of farming land. two miles west OF
Richmond, on the Deep Run turnpike.
P. BOWMAN will sell at 10 a. NJ, at the Trade
Palace, 400 Broad street. large lot Of dry
goods, clothing, carpets, jcwelry, &c.
WILLIAM r. TALL, high constable ofthe city OF
Richmond. will sell ut 10 4. NJ. the furniture OF
the bar-room No. sos Marshall street.
WELLINGTON GODDIN will sell at P. NJ.
three lots and two framed tenements on the
west side OF Hancock between Clay and Leigh
streets
COOK & LkUGHTON will sell at their store at 10
A. NJ. furniture, carpets, &c.