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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-04
BY wellington Goddln,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

EXCELLENT BRICK TENEMENT, On
IL THE SOUTH SIDE or MAIN BETWEEN
SECOND AND THIRD STREETS, FOR SALE
At AUCTION.-WIll be sold Oh the premises. on
MONDAY the sth June. 1888. ut half-past oclock
2. NJ, that excellent new BRICK TENEMENT
located Us above tsecond west of Dir. D. w Eison's
drug store), now occupied by Mr.. |. y. Williams
as q confectionery store ut SIS per month. IL Il
we'll located for q retail store. ~
TERMS 0ne-fourth cash; balance at four, eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, Interest
added, secured by U trust deed.
je4 -.s,S' : w. GODDIS, AuctIoneer.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
--~~~-~~-~o-s-~ - ~>~-~s<~~-0>~ -r--s-r~<---e
BY wellington Godlin.
AuctiOneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO FRAMED
Il TENEMEMTS, ON THE VEST SIDE Of
THE TOLL-GATE.-By virtue OF II deed OF trust
executed by j. A. Tucker and G. II. Tucker to the
subscriber bearing date 18th of October. 1867 duly
recorded I'm Hcnrico County Court, shall, IN cNe-
cution thereof. and with the concurrence of the
said grantors, proceed to sell Mt public auction
1888, at clock z. ~, If fair f not, the first fair
day thereafter, the TWO LOTS with the FRAMED
TENEMENTS thereon, located as above. between
the tavern of Mr. Franck and the toll-ga,c Of
which Joseph Tucker died seized suitable for
small families.
TERMS: Ope-third cash; balance mt four and
eight months for negotiable notes, Interest added,
secured by trust deed.
led ANDREW JINKINS Trustee.
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r Attest BY TELEGRAPH--A GREAT
IL CHANGE EXPECTED IN THE CABI-
NET, BUT'A GREAT CHANGE HAS TAKEN
PLACE. ALREADY ON THE CORNER OF
MAN. AND FIFTEENTH Streets where
Messrs. WHITLOCK & ABRAM have just re-
fitted and opened that old stand With large stock
ING n and SnoKING ToBACCOS Of All Kinds.
Also. FRENCH and other CANDIES, FRUITS,
NIJTS.s RAISINS, ORANGES, and everything In
that line You can also find large assortment of
Meerschaum and Briar Pipes. Cigar Holders,
Playing Cards, Ne. whichge Will sell cheap for
FOUNTAIN, which took the prize at the fair. b
N.B.-open ON Sunday. wholesale and retail.
= p. WH1TLOCK,
q nv 90 s;4st srefs - -sess z. ABRAM.s Sd
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AuCTTON SALES.
BY wellington tGoddin, IT,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

FUTURE Day.

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
: on BYRD AND SECOND STREETS AND
ON. OREGON HILL.-By virtue of adeed oftrust
executed to the subscriber by Mr.: Patrick Bolton
and wife bearing date LIST or May. 1887. duly re-
. corded In Heurico County Court, shall, In exc
crtion thereof proceed 20 sell ct PUBLIC auction.
on the premises, on SATURDAY the 18th Of June.
1863 mt O'Clock r Ms II far II not the nrse ta
conveyed by the said deed, consisting Of HOUSE
and Lot ut the southeast corner OF BYRD and
back sixty-hve feet. Also, two certain OTIS Of
LAND, on Oregon Hin. with the BgILDIMS.GS
thereon. conveyed TO said Bolton by Henry IN Irm
LAND. on Oregon hin, with the BUILDINGS
thereon conveyed TO said Bolton by hugh
Longest. ~ 49, Gs
TERMS Whilst the deed requires cash sale,
yet am authorized by the creditor to say that he
win accept .one-fourth cash: balance at six.
twelve and eighteen months for negotiable notes,
interest added. secured by n trust deed.
10 q JAMES l.. APPERSON. Trustee.
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GHERIFF'S SALE. -Seagers and ais. Us.
~ Wrenn.-By virtue OF an order OF the Circuit
Court Of Chesterfield county made az the May term
1858 IN the above cause, will proceed on the 9Th
County Court Of the said county to sell at public
auction at the e0nstshouse OF said county, the fol-
lowing property.-to NIT: ySsa6 9 M, lg ~ 81
BAY MULLEN
sE3s2 sGRAY MULES, - ss3Fs
y -; DUN.COL0RE MULE, 81
! WAGON, and HARNESS to three nsulee,
being the same property which was levied on an.
der nm execution issued FROM the Circuit Court eI
the city Of Richmond In pursuance or decree III
the cause emit lied HragcrA &c.. %. Archer ard ss.,
as the properly Of Archer Dyer. -. ..,.x,
81 JOSEPH B. FApEN,
Deputy Sheriff Cor 5aseph H WosshaM, sssris & 90
Chesterfield comfy 81 ts;s, mysA
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LEXINGTON LETTER.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.

Misrepresentation of Affairs in Lening-
.ion-Ayriualof Troops-Petition for the
Remoral Of General FFazar-Cort-day-
The Nero Casar admitted to -Boit-Ge-
neral Ffasar Attempting to Bully the
Cowt-Conseruati Speaking-Nego
iMeetipg Guarded by Soldiers ecith Loaded
Guns
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GRUBBs & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. my
By James M. Taylor & Son, Auc.ioneers. !
Office No. S21 Main street,
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.
T'RUsTEE's SALE OF A HOUSE AM

TRUSTEES SALE OF A HOUSE AND
i LOT. ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF MAR
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND. AT AnCTfoN.
By virtue Of a deed Of trust executed by Simon
Steinlein to Inc, dated the 18th day of June 1858,
duly recorded in the clerks Office Of the County
Court of Henrico to secure the payment of GER
tain negotiable notes therein mentioned, and at the
request of the holder of portion Of the said notes
L will proceed to sell at public auction, on the
premises. on SATURDAY the 9Th of June, 1853. at
5o'clock p. NJ, If fair If not. the next fair day
thereafter Sundays excepted. the PROPERTY
conveyed In the said deed, as follows "A LOT OF
LAND on the south side of Marshall street, ad-
joining EIba Park. now known as the Washington
Garden fronting thereon 90 feet, and running back
between parallel lines lac feet to an alley twenty
feet wide with the improvements thereon. con-
sisting of large BRICK DWELLING and out
buildings.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash enough to pay the ex-
penses Of the sale-the residue on terms to be
nounced Mt the time Of the sale. A liberal credit
will be proposedas to part of 1t.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee.
Sale to be conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR
SON, Auctioneers. ~ my 20-1Ot
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BY Gruhbs & Williams AuctiOnecrs,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets

DRAINED DWELLING, ON THE EAST
IL SIDE OF SECOND STREET BETWEEN
LEIGH AND JACKSON STREETS. AT AUG
TION.-On THURSDAY, 4th Of June, at S o clock
Z. NJ. will sell. upon the premises the
FRAMED DWELLING situated as above. al
Joining the residence of Mr.. Gary. II has six
rooms, besides Kitchen and wat er In The yard.
depth.
TERMS One-fourth cash. balance ut four, eight,
and twelve months for notes with Interest added,
and secured by u trust deed. Purchaser to pay
taxes for 1863. GRUBBS X WILLIAMS.
je1 Auctionecrs
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By Grubbs 6 Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets
OoMMIssIoNER,s SALE OF EIGHTY

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF EIGHTY
" BUILDING LOTS. ON NAVY HILL,
EIGHTH STREETS.-In execution of a decree of
the Hastings Court of the city of Richmond, en-
tered on the 4th of May 1857, in the case of " An
premises, on FRIDAY the 5th day of June, COM
mencing at O'Clock P. NJ, large number Of very
beautiful BUILDING LOTS, located as above
and embracing some of the most desirable pro-
perty in that very improving eighborhood.
The sale will embrace. say ten lots on the east
side of Sixth street. forty-fve lots on the east and
west sides of Seventh street, and twenty-five lots
on the west side Of Eighth street.
Thisisa rare opportunity for profitable invest
ment. atr - go
The sales will be reported to the court, and when
confirmed the purchasers will pay one-fourth OF
the purchase money in cash, the balance on Gre
dit Of four. eight, and twelve months, for negota
BILE Inotes with interest added. The titles to be re-
tanned by the court until the notes are paid.
Purchasers to pay taxes for 1868.
JAMES ALFRED JONES,
IS zg. Commissioner.
G. Wrrr AM
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WASHINGTON METER.

Correspondence Of the Kicn'hoha n'Sf''0'''
Rejection of stanba,y--No more R,sn,ors
81 fabsnet Charges The Elecsioa--1 Jon
G,ess Neqtectiag Public BUSINESS, ETC., etc.
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BY wellington Goddin, z
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
T,RUsTEEs SALE OF "A TRACT OF

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TRACT OF
Il LAND IN HENRICO COUNTY. ON THE
CHARLES CITY ROAD. ABOUT EIGHT MILES
FROM THE CITY OF RICHMOND, AND NEAR
TO FOUR-MILE-CREEK CHURCH.-By virtue
Of deed of trust executed TO the subscriber by
Susan B. Winfree. bearing date on the Sd day OF
July, 1887, duly recorded In Henrico County Court
I shall proceed to sell at public auction on FRI
DAY the 9Th day OF June, 1853 II fair, IL not, ON
the first fair day thereafter Sunday excepted,
upon the premises, at II O'Clock NJ, the REAL
ESTATE located as above, containing $50 acres.
more less, on the south side OF the Charles City
road opposite TO Four-milc-creek church:
TERMS: Cash as to the expenses Of sale and the
payment Of negotiable note for $s2owith interest
from the 9Th January 1895 and as to The residue OF
of sale. GEORGED. WISE,
nv % -sss-s ~ ,s.z.sssstsfs sEE Trustee
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TyEEp GoOL.--Sdhooner Nelly Brown
N daily erpected with Boston,s bess ICE. WIZ
seIl from the ycsSoi Mt &6.so per ton. 80.
Mr. A. T. BURR receives orders ana eoiiecss'
3 MT. LANE weighs and delivers.
Messrs. Daslnts o. Keith Jacob Parker, and Pas;
Shane are Do bt, numbered as my good drivers. =,
any one has better men iwoaid axe 20 Sho"i h -
Msaa RNHAMw6RDwgLI.
yTYULIAM T.. KNOX, DETECTIVE
/ w NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ON FOURTEENTH
STREET CORNER OF EXCHANGE ALi.E a. H.
All buaincss connected with the teseesiYe pon ns
dental. PAYS partieninr attention 70 tho recovery
va Va aTnr w Hnnsfa 10 lin
4 A BARRELS KEROSENE OIL TO AZ
v 4 ssrsss lss sasttsHssrED CIDER y1sRsaR'
tuss ssee s sa iss sais eless eeasisaseSss
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EINLEY,s CHURN DAsHER.-The
simplest cheapest and most efficient churn-
Ing apparatus. Adapted to old-fashioned chnrpss
sale. Address with stamg) for sirenlar, . IS E
: - q. "a. CAMERON q CO.,
~ IS - General A gents for United States,
myk-lmx aT MaIn atreas. Msmphia,s Tenn.
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Sale conducted by e. D. EAcHo, Auctioneer.
se. s..s .a#E5'H a"'--.. - my9I-Thaw

TONSTABLE'S SALE.-I shall proceed
to sell at public auction. on the premises lately
occupied by Baughman Brothers as paper
manufactory, In Manchester Va, on FRIDAY,
June S, ls6s at II O'Clock A. NJ, the following pro-
perty-to wit
! 5oo-pound PAPER ENGINE, S4.1s
2s0-poutid ENGINE,
I PAPER MACHINE (38 inch),
PAPER CUTTER
PAPER PRESS,
-. l'FELT.WASHER, u ~
49, 1STEAM BOILER, =. 80, ,srs.s ...r. - 81
PAPER and PAPER STOCK,
SHAFTS, s%@:s- - -, ESQ
PULLEYS,. zgse.ss .sss
GEARS
- BETTING, =
TUBS, &C.. co., sszz e.
or enough thereof to satisfy distress warrant In
my hands in favor of Kelly Tackett & Ford Us.
George Baughman. -; q ,.a:s ...g
TERMS Cash, E, III. FOOTE,
Constable District No, ], Chesterfield county.
MANCHESTER, Va, May Is, 1888. my SOFT
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A UCTION SALE,-In compliance with
IA Instructions there Will be sold at public aue-
O'Clock A. d., the remains Of the HULL OF THE
STEAMER PATRICK HENRY, containing q
opposite Rockets landing, Richmond, Va. Also,
TWO MARINE BOILERS weight about thirty
tons eachl taken from the wreck OF said vessel,
Sale to take place at Rockets landing.
TERMS Cash-Gorerpmen funds.
JOHN S.9LOOMIa
gEss Assistant and Special Agent
j. my ~ 1890 80 40 Treasury Department.
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CARPETS, SHADES, &c
WINDOW SHADE DEPOT!
wv --ss 80 WINn0Jp SJIAnF DED

WTINDOW SHADE DEPOT!
w WINDOW SHADE DEPOT
~. 1885 MAIN STREET, .s-.-.-.
between Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets,
II. GOLDEN. the cheapest Window Shade man,
is still his old tricks, keeping down high prices
He has the largest assortment of SHADES In the
city; latest styles In Gold Velvet and Painted
Shades, with allthe fixtures to match.
sam CLEAR THE TRACK! e4
High prices, down you come All know COL
DEN he always had the cheapest Shades at his
old stand on Broad street. seE zls.e ~
,..a III TABLE OILCL0TH
In Mahogany, Rosewood Oak. and Marble, and
all the cOlors !: Back for COVERING carriages, I'm
Drill and Duck: 1000 Paper Shades at your own
price.
N, B.-Shades made to order. Storekeepers and
-pedlers supplied at New Yorkprices. Je a3m
TARPET1NGs, RUGS, Sc. s.a
= CANTON, and COCOA MATTINGs,
FLOOR and TABLE OILCLOTHS,
, LACE sCURTAINSan and CORNICE, 49, go
WINDOW SHADES, &C., &C.
Spring supply OF all goods appertaining to my
business received and offered at proper prices.
- = -. r. z. RICHARDSON,
No. Dol corner Main and Ninth streets.
Eap1s.-9m = . p Islt9 1Gs.'- - -
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
By Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

DEAUTIFUL AND ATTRACTIVE RE-
ID SIDENCE ON LIBBY,S HILL, AT THE
CORNER OF TWENTY-NINTH AND MAIN
STREETS. FOR SALE.-At the request OF Mr.
ing offer for sale his beautiful RESIDENCE To-
Gated above, conta thing nine rooms, finished in
the best manner. with folding doors, marble man
tells, &C., and the whole outside faced with stock
brick. Besides kitchen with four rooms, II has n
stable, carriage-house, &c. The lot has front OF
60 feet, and depth OF l21 feet to an alley. The
yard Is tastefuIly set with flowers shrubs, &c. The
view from this residence Is equal TO any In Rich
ond, and the property itself Is Justly regarded as
JEW a.- ", eoDDIN.
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'(sLOyER AND STRAW.-For sale, 200
Ii n atres OF PRIME CLOVER, just now In bloom.
z win Furnish mowers and baitpg machines 30 the
,burShaser I also desire to sell about 400 tons
WHEAT STRAW, to- be taken as my crop Is
nnrsicuiars address WILLIAM ALLEN.
curie's Wharf Hsurico county, w,
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BY E. D. Eacho, Auctioneer.
GALE OF LAND IN CHESTERFI

GALE OF LAND IN CHESTERFIELD
y COUNTY.-In pursuance of decree of the
Circuit Court Of Chesterfield county made at the
May term, 1867, in the suit Of Cornelius Pinks
against Lcmuel +. Chalkley. we shall offer for
sale at public auction. on the premises, ut II
O'Clock on SATURDAY the 18th day of June, 1868,
TRACT OF LAND in Chesterfield county, con-
tanning about THIRTY ACRES lying about half
amile from the Richmond and Petersburg turn
pike and near Rice's station, and lately occupied
by said Chalkley, There is on the land a comfort
able DIV ELLING-HOUSE and some out-hOuses,
with excellent water on the premises.
TERMS One-fOurth cash residue In three equal
payments at three. six, and nine months. Ne
gotiable notes will be required for deferred pay
ments, and title retained until last payment.
81" '-"s-. a. ~ WILLIAM AMBERS,
JAMES A. CLARKE,
---s---.----s-s.ls-----C Commissioners.
Sale conducted by e. D. EAcHo, Auctioneer.
X. s.., .E#E2'# a.~n--.a.E' ny9I-1haw
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NyuCOX s. GIBBSS SEWING MA
wv CHINES AT NEW YORK PRIC Par
stiss Wishing ' q GOOD Sc MISG MA0HfNE Win do
we'll DO call at No. 1877 Main street. where the VIII
the SIMPLEST clieapest and best Machine now In.
tho ma 49, lie 2-deodSt &w6t
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fnR.zC. e. KLOEBER DENTAL@ ~
fRICHMOND, VA.,lE inserts beautiful ARTIFI-
CIALg TEETH on the VULCAAIII RASE for
twenty to thirty dollars per set Particular atten-
ton given to ali operations necessary tothe preser-
walton of the natural teeth. Correction ofirregu-
lar teeth cleaning, extracting, and the treatment
ofdentai diseasas' Reperali ". my %
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q " Srcss Aea tnAys great farpHaD
Epamino bio said, saved his Thebes,
sni "a. died died pos leaving ever big faasval
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COMFORT ny rnE SMALL.

The CsaisfitHtiohi ID dealing out consolation
through It's columns in broken doses TO liz
friends, in view Of their recent oyerwhelm-
ing defeat.
In the irst place ii assures them that q.
though ii may be true that Vermont, Madse,
Pennsylvania, Ohio. Indiana and Nebraska
have gone for the Republicans, and elecssd
Governors. legislatures, Congressmen ano
the like; yet ON The other hand, a. recent
election for town officers in CONNECTICUT. il
Il assured by I certain Democratic paper
publ;sbed in acme obscure town away down
East. that the Democratic party did carry
majority Of the towns so far az heard from.
And thereupon the Constitution asserts. BY
way Of Offset 10 Vermont, Maine, Pennsylvs-
mia. Ohio Indiana and Nebraska, the DEM
ncratic victory in the aforesaid State OF Con
nec.icus, Notwithstanding the World stated
on tho very day those Town Elections were
held in Connecticut, that they were of no
Importance and entitled 10 no political signi-
tcance weateyer.
Then, for further comfort The editor assures
his readers that the result in Pennsylvania
furnishes not the faintest Indication Of wha,
tae result will be a. the Presidential cleo
ton. For admitting, says he, a Republican
majority ofsay 10000 now, it only requires .
change OF two in every sixty votes through
out the State 10 carry it .; the Presidential
election bya like majority for Seymour
DON I You see it is Just as easy a. catching
birds with salt all ron have TO do is to throw
The salt on their tails. And so the Demo
cratic readers Of the Constitution are expect
ed TO wait hopefully till the November cleo
ion to see the process of sailing ard catch
ing those two Republican votes in every six
J ia Pennsylvania.
And finally, the Democracy are expected
o receive the result OF the recent State cleo
ions - 4 demonstration OF their ability to
carry the State for Seymour and Blair. and
therefore TO rejoice exceedingly and pitch in
NTH viii.
Now, that seems TO ua, in our present Ju-
bilant humor. very cold comfort, and il would
make Us exceedingly chilly to take it to orr
ossoms but the Democracy have been get-
ling used TO i. for several years past, and they
may be greatly comforted and chsered up b..
the considerations presented in the editoris'
columns Of the Constitution.
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1hs following ns<tn4s have been arranged by ths
In NsMVskspnhAcaa Central Gomnttet. The gen
Nssau1fA ba6x Will nadtees the people sttts tin
snA pacls 6s.tAnAied. The Esecnsf,s Committed o.
0ssut AaI Celfas Clubs In eseh Township VIII nsh'
all proper arrangements for such meetings, and give
nnticc Of the
dKkAA fBAy-Mnnd.v. Ortuti.r la.h. 1t Rogers'
ss.soi Mouse. M. II i. ks,sips. J. O. Wlson Brdkt
Cash4%s saturday, October 81, ,. Dorr, Fam NJ Cltk
DkNMARK-SAtnrday, October ~, Geo. VI. McCrdiy
PLEASANT KIpGE-Eofris scbe oil House. Thursday
uetes4 ~ Fad ssppis. WILLIAMSON school House
AuhA 6c,sh<rs ~ FrShk sssapie. Youns's sclsoo,
House. eatnrdsy. October "a J. q. Wilson sd H.. r
steUpei.
IA 84QQ9-fiia Grove, esi.rday. October -
tNtAt$4Ss. AsPsai, Friday, October n. rrask
sk<Apse rhaay, CT oesr a. Dr. iicnmester and H r.
ktsnpsl Union School Rouse, Monday octoieI ~
frank sempls.
CEDAR--Bsg Mound, rnesd,,, actoter, 70. Coy. "
ii stone. John Van vAiksnhurg, And Col Leighton
une.uus Hill. saturday. o., u. Frank ssmpl.
sHAnAfsof-Pfialoss, Tursdsy ee,. 81. etos gs'w-
Aecrsry sad frank eemple. ird> Evidence sel,oe.
House. saturday, OF, Il, Frank semple.
YRA4KLfE-fssshiinC eetrs SATURDAY. Oct "a, pr.
Hoffmssss~r, II Z. strmp-, Erttay Oct "a, NJ cntk
.nsJshs W. vslt.pnnrs Dover, Friday. October -,
: NJ CLARK.
WEST PpINr--w..t Point, wedl e.ssy, os, IS. a.o
w.acCrasy, Johs Van yss-nhurg. Aliens school
RoSAe, hniAt o. 10 ]. q. w,Il.os I. q. Dorr H. +
stsmrel.
wAslHKrTesAHeAs s.teoi Hoass saturday ogt,
$50. Door, La. Re~slI Liberty School HOUSE,
THURSDAY, oss. q. A. Mcesary 10 Wilson.
= yArfhEsON& ssicA echoci Horse Railrpai, Tues
DAY dri r. Ben lohu Brace and Col leixAton ski'es
.Schsss lisa4e. Hriaay OF. "a John Van Yakentnrg
MEsAng.i,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Friday, Oct. ., J. Il
DsnyG. eA0Aay. Oxt ri, Geo. ". Met'ra,y. New Bos-
typ, friday, Get 20, tisa john Bruce, A. MrCrary
VAN BU&EN-Cptop, Thursday. Oh -. J. B. Dfs,
SATURDAY. .tscss II Geo. w. Mccrny. Hs,mons ee,ool
House, Noniiay, 0l.. 1s,s M.esark Warren, eatnr
day 0rt.2t,s y. Clark.
Dk3 AINNEe-vireenne.. Wednesday. tst. u, !. b
prayer. Friday, CIT. ~, r. W sampie, A. ! Mef.rary
beats School IIopee, saturday October Isti. l.
s.Rosssi. Aliens School Hepse, Saturday, Get. "a
Gen. John Bruce, 4. !. Mccssry
Observation-Disclosures. Mon.hy, OF N, /. R Brave
saturday october % Col. Leighton and John Van Yak
enhurs. FRIDAY oet 80. Geo. ". Mecfary. summsyilis
Friday, Oct -, Gen. John bruce IL W. sampls Wight,
schssl House, Thut.dsJ oes ., Gen John Brsee l..
R0vsu.
An ths foregoing meetings will he held Al oelsck
49, st6sct ~ usstrva D-nnsik aud the Msss Meet
49, ~ nssnA Yrisrose aad Wet Point. which will
!. M u The sfssssos..
MSSca6p 4 n 4asIson and Ksokuk win hessncnncsd
sAssssisl ssssssa gives the ears Carr and fo'a-
! A,lasS.
81 order II the Lss couaty Rspubuesn Central Com
.nrs~. JOHN VAN yALk1NDuAa.
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sAAYLE. RANKIN, of Washington County
For Registey n &ate Losd Offer,
G. c. CARPENTER, Of Webster County
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HENRY, O'CONNOR, of Muscstine County
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FIR Jn,iqe NJ Circuit Cbtvt.
JOHN B..DRAYER. Of Henry County.
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