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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-03-21

70 The issue before the people
of the State in the coming election
is a single one-negro equality
Will all men, wings, democrats,
rebels, Americans and Union men,
unite on that one issue and VOTE
DOWN THE CONSTITUTIONS
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-03-21


lowing registered persons any
where in the State, after ten days
residence, on certificate, affidavit
or other evidence, to vote, is a
law by lapse of ten days.
Appointment of Boards Of
Registration.
Gen. Hancock has issued the
following special order in refer
ence to the approaching constitu-
tional election in this State:
Headquarters Fifth Mil. Dist,
New Orleans, March 10, 1868. {
Special Order No. 81.
/. Under the provisions of Sec
ton 4, of the Supplementary act
of Congress, passed March %,
1867, the following persons are
hereby appointed on the Board
of Registration for the approach
ing revision and election for the
State of Louisiana, for the dis
tricts and parishes respectively
named:
=
Caddo-Ross Wilkinson, Fred.
A. Fuller.
>Bossier-James Fl. Dobie, Per-
cy Baker, Saml. Berry.
Claiborne-Chas. B. Slack, VIM.
York Atlee.
DeSoto-Thomas Carey, John
Beady.
Each member Of the Boards of
Registrars, before commencing
his duties, will file with the chair
man, of his board, for transmittal
to these headquarters, the follow
ing oath II. A. B., do solemnly
swear Tor affirm that have never
voluntarily borne arms against
the United States since have
been a citizen thereof; that / have
voluntarily given no aid, counte-
nance, counsel, or encouragement
to persons engaged in armed hos
tility thereto; that | have neither
sought nor acceptednor attempted
to exercise the functions of any
office whatever under any author
ity or pretended authority in hos
tility to the United States; that |
have not yielded q voluntary sup
port to any pretended govern
ment, authority, power, or con-
stitution within the United States,
hostile or inimical thereto. And
I do further swear Tor afirln) that,
to the best of my knowledge and
ability, I will support and defend
the Constitution of the United
States against all enemies, for
eign and domestic; that I will
bear true faith and allegiance to
the same; that l take this obliga-
ton freely, without any mental
reservation or purpose of evasion;
and that I will we'll and faithfully
discharge the duties of the office
ON which l am about to enter, so
help me G0d."
Registrars will be governed in
the execution of their duties by
the provisions of the Reconstruc-
ton acts, faithfully administering
the oath therein prescribed to each
person registered.
Boards of Registrars will select
suitable ofices--in the country
parishes at the Court Thousand
in the parish of Orleans within
their respective districts, having
reference to convenience and fa-
cility for revision of registration.
Office hours will be from Z A. NJ.
to II NJ, and from l to 7P.M.
Each Board will Immediately
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-03-21

u Feeling the necessity of a
harmonious relation between the
State and general government.
the people of Louisiana are pre-,
pared to make temporary sacri-
fee; but a life long support of ne
gro domination is too much. Come
out, fellow-citizens, and VOTE
DOWN THE CONSTITUTION.
H Radicalism means treason
to the Constitution of our fathers.
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"THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES
Ii TO TIE DEMOCRATIC PARTY WHAT THE
BIBLE rs TO TIE CHRISTIAN RELIGION.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-22
By wellington Goddin,
! Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,

II ARGE SALE OF LOTS IN THE PLAN
PROPERTY,zAND ELSEWHERE,E AT AUG:
TION.-Will be sold at auction on MONDAY
AFTERNOON the s5th May, at "a o clock, com
mencfng near the grocery store of John W. Beye-
ridge, on Brook avenue, the following Lots
ist. . Lots Nos. 10. II, Is, 1a II, and part of
No. 1s,s and the whole of lot No. ~, In Jacob
Shocks plan; having fronts on, Calhoun and Roane
~ the following LOTS and SQUARES In the
plan Of Bacon's Quarter Branch Tavern property:
= Cd That beautiful square. No. 5, bounded by
Ing an aggregate front of 4O4 feet.
Sd. Another beautiful square, No. 10, bounded
by Mitchell, Webster. CabelL and Roane streets
having m aggregate front of 427s feet. szs
4th: Partof square No. 16 bounded by Calhoun
and Allen streets having an aggregatefront of 80
feet, on which stands a small framed tenement
containing four or five rooms. ), 49,
9th: Square No. Is, bounded by Mitchell, Web
ster, Hickory, and Allen streets, containing an ag
gresate front of SID feet. .g-.sF
9th. Square No. ID bounded by Mitchell, Web
ster, Allen, and ST. Peter Streets containing anag
7tf.i Angular square No. II. fronting 2o2 feet on
north side Of Webster street, bounded also by Al
len and st. Peter streets. sssgs5-es.gs5
Also, at the same time and place,
9Th. Part OF lot No. 1s8 on the north side of
Rockets street, Opposite to Rockets warehouse,l
fronting rs feet running back 1es feet, and having
rear widtfrof 45feet.,
eth. LOT at the northeast corner of Marshall
and Sixteenth streets, fronting 81 feet, running
buck $50 feet. 81 sstsff2sS 80 - ~ a'ss2 s.st|
10th. One undivided third part of a tract of land
in Webster county, West Virginia, containing Loco
owned by w. sGoddin.s James Lyons, and II. g.
Cabe, who will unite in the sale so as to sell the
whole tract.
hour Of sale. : WELLINGTON GoDDIN, ~" ~
my 81 Auctioneer.
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- Office No. s2I Main street,
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.
4-es 80 s. ll----9>7si ?. 2 "
TNRUSTEES,s SALE,OF VsALUARLFl

TERUSTEES' SALE,OF VAL LIABLE
IL REAL ESTATE, IN THE COUNTY OF
GHESTERFIELn ADJOINING THE Il TOWN IN
HE Rt9SHHoSpH AIR poA hS0sE R EAk
Fits, .ATeNUCTIoN.-By virtue OF u deed Of
trust executed to the undersigned as trustees,
dated the 18th day of October 1859, to secure the
payment of a certain sum Of money therein rleII-
toned, duly recorded In the Clerks office of the
County Court of Chesterfield, q part of which Is
still unpaid and being required by the benefcin-
anetion Oh MdNDaY. the LIST day Of June, ISIS, If
fair II not the next fair day thereafter Sundays
exceptede on the premises at f-past O'Clock
P. NJ. the VALUABLE PROPERTY rs above
located, consisting Of THREE LOTS, OF LAND
Described I'm said deed as R, g, and ID lot B con-
tapfng an aS1al0 acres lot e. containing 81 37sloGo
acres, and lot ID containing IS 337-l00o acres all
bounded by the Richmond and Danpille railroad,
which extends down to the coal yard on the south
side of James river opposite the steamboat wharf
at Rockets, and is considered to be the best land
for farming or for the growth Of vegetables that
is now IN market. From It's coptiguity to the city
rcndered still more valuable. ss.sE.
TEHMS : Cash enough to pay the expenses Of
sale and third of the purchase money; balance
on credit of twelve and eighteen months for ne
gotiabe notes, interest added and secured by deed
of trust Taxes for 1865 to be paid by the purchaser
plat Of the land can be seen at the office OF the
auctioneers and will be shown on the day of SALE
- IL s aoD Isl W Trustees.
Sale conducted by JAMES II. TAYLOR q Son,
Auctfoneers. my Is
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FRIDAY I. l. 1 % 1853.

p.,y.rr LsrrEa FROM DR.. 1TiyINasgo
rhe believing is NJ. extract from D private
letter from DR.. Livingstone TO 9 gentleman.
N Bombay. We takeit from the INES g
Ia,i;a. It's dated March 3, 1867 and sl5' was
written at Bembc
1T have been unable to sena nnything to
.hs cnast since left il till now, and have
hoard nothing from the coast. 8 8
We have been very long IA eur progress
ah;thsr. but I think We are now on the water
saed between the zambesi and Isapula,
.sb;ch flows, as report says, into Lake Fan
.sanika. have only nine of folloWlnsg,
hnt hope to get on in time, and 90 what !
have undertaken. In some parts we had
clarity of meat; Icould easily supply the
pot with my rife. In other parts nothing
,cor,d be procured, and ne had TO sc on llg as
hest we could. Il was the rainy season,
and NE had d long trudge through dripping
fnrests. with the soil often so sloppy the
foot were constantly vet. This was made
worse by want of food not Of fine
dishes, but Of even little porridge. The
people conld not sell grain; they were sub
ssistine themselves on Mushrooms, winch
are very good as catsup, but Wretched,
watcry food, producing vivid visions Of the
roast beef Of by-gone days. Now we have
come to a land where food is to be bought,
and we mean to rest q little. When we get
to Tanganika Lake re hope for news, and
to find a second supply OF goods. shall
write to you from thence. Tell ---- that
his dog turned ont q famous one, and was
never 50 sorry for any animal Us when we
lately lost him. He had rnore,spirit than
fifty country dogs and as soon ;as we gotta
hut in village he kept it clear OF al ours
and never stole himself. He was as mucn
Of an attraction as the white man himself.
He took charge of the whole line OF march,
and was 30 spirited he went at anything.
This is how we lost him: We had to wade
marsh mile wide and waist deepa peafy
bottom with holes made by buffaloes' feet,
which made us all founder. I vent hrst
and forgot the poor doggie. He must nave
swan among the boys, each one. mln n
himself till he was drowned. NO one n. nc no
tf;ced him. am unable to{Write to Dr'
wilson, though ought to do 50 but tne E
slaye-trader will not give me more tlme. !
consumed Mrs. Us extract OF meat from
reaI enawing hunger, and found IT excel
lent. / have lost all my medicines-the
sorest loss Of goods lever Sustained. on
will excuse my brevity. The slavery party
leaves, and must write several letters.
Blessings from the Highest be on you oil, my
dear friends. DAVID LIyINGsToNE." s.
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The folly Of using fine language to poor,
ignorant people, and the strange mistakes
# eiyes rise to sometimes, are thus Illus
trafed: ga clergyman was sent for the
other day. The man was rather deaf to
whom he was called. What induced you
to send for me p pompously said the cler-
qvman. sEh?, What induced You, he
repeated, to send for me? - What does
lie saw said the man TO his wife. He
SAYS what the deuce did You send for him
for ;" ~ 80.
Howiyer, I'm not denyin' the women are
foolish God Almighty made 'em to match
the men. hrs. Popse,. n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-22
BY E. 8. Eacho, Auctioneer.

GALE OF HOUSE AND LOT NEAR
~ nIANCHEsTER.-1n pursuance of decree
Chesterfield county in the case Of Tyler and wife
Us. Grubba, shall offer for sale at public auction
ON the premises, at s O'Clock p. III. on .SATUR-
DAY the esd Instant, the HOUSE and LOT now
occupied by Mr.. Chernault, situated on the main
street of the town extended short distance above
the corporation line. There is q neat and COM
Portable frame tenement with three. rooms upon
the premises, and suficiency Of ground Tor a
good garden. sss....s,
paymeTlts: at sixty and ninety days, negotiable
notes well endorsed and title retained until last
M ,nenf 4. = JAMES A, CLARKE,
ppe''A1'e-'' -ssz.sssss Commissioner.
sale conducted by E. D. EAcHo, Auctioneer.
.tnaxr1 .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-22

GEYENTEEN DESIRABLE BUILDING
DsLoTS FOR SALE AT, zAUCTION.-W be
sold on MONDAYthe a5th day OF. May, 1898, ON the
premises, at O'Clock f. NJ, seventeen desirable
on Main, Franklin, and Henry
railroad seven lots on the south side of Franklin
street, having afront of 80 feet each and running
back 100 feet to alley ten feet wide two lots on
feet EACH running back loo feetto an alley four
lots ON the east sidefof the railroad and four2
residence of George s. Palmer, Esq,- Persons
wishing tospropnre desirable building lots for
nriyate residences have now fine opportunity to
do so, 90
TERMS: Liberal. and win be made known on the
day of sale. JAMES M. TAYLOR d, SON, 80
nv Oft 49, 3ss+ Auctioneers.
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BY Lee d Goddin, Auctioneers,
q 30. MI afnin street. ].

DYyIRTUE OF "a DECREE OF TIE
II GRE GHlT GaURT Or rffE 6ITY OF RICH.
MOND In tho suit OF 6nth rlartlss administration
st s1Is naaDolan the undcrsigred as special CONF
uf said canrt In said cause, viii pro-
coed on WEDNESDAY the 9TH day OF May. iessr
10 sen, on the premises Mt public auction, DC o
sn,eIeeI P. AZ that ecer4ains Z OF OF PA4CEEDF!
LAND. inthe City of RIchmonl on Elm End Poplar
streets containing Shout lez 'front.'
with dwelling Epd ent- hsnses tIlcrecns .hfsng
r6N ain possession Of tlle tamliy az said
STEHss: one-foprth cash Ia equal
instruments NJ sir, fHelye ana :elghfeef months
nv TIE nrchaser for fJ,e delnrred payAasats
To- 10 retHt lad 4Ht who'll d1oHey IS
paid, n II ft tS,sts,ag ssgA
e X JOHN Al. COKE,
/. ss 81 * Special cnmmiasI0Hei
saIecendarted By LEE 4 tsoppis, Aaessoneess,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-22
BY Wellington Goddln,
Auctfoneer and Real Estate Agent.
,IGHTBEAUTIFUL LOTS; ON FRANK

ErIGHTBEAUTIFULL LOTS, ON FRANK
lEIkLN STREET, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
WI be sold at auction. on, the premises, on
THURSDAY the 2sth of May 1858, ats O'Clock z:
NJ, that most beautiful and eligibly- located LOT
on the south side of Franklin between First and
Second streets, between the residences Of Mrs.
Ellis and Mrs. Brander, fronting Dc feet, running
back 63 feet, ,ss9s s,,s So
side of Franklin street. opposite the residence OF
Rev. DR.. james b. Taylor and the former residence
of the late William Ritter, each fronting so feet,
The foregoing are justly regarded rs amongst the
most beautiful and attractive lots on Franklin
TERMS: Reasonable. and made known at the
hour of sale. s.7s., $500 .EessEt ~. st
2 - NV. G0DDIN. Aucfl0nepr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-22
ByLee u Goadin, Auctioneers,
,.ssss No. LII Main street.
JEW AND HANDSOME COTTAGE

mi EW. AND HANDSOME COTTAGE
In RESIDENCE, On. CLAY STREET. NEAR
ADJOINING THE GARDEN OF
THOMAS; 81. BIGGER. FOR sALEAT AUG
TION.-On SATURDAY the 2ad instant, ut half
past a. clock p. NJ. we VIII sell on the premises
that handsome FRAMED COTTAGE RESI-
DENCE located OH the north side of Clay street.
md adjoining the garden of Colonel Thomas y.
Bigger containing five rooms, and Kitchen with
t,yo rooms, The LOT has n front of thirty feet.
and extends back the usual depth. For small
family, this Is anice little home. :, -
TERMS : Liberal and announced at SAFE:
w f1sEiG LEE q GODDIN.
nv q ~ S Auctioneers.
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OrFIcE RIItcnoNp,aN YORK RIyEhl
n ~ 7s7',,se RAILROAD COMPANY.
iss RIcdNOSn March ~ iscs.
TTNE TO PHILADELPHIA AND

Fs RIclfAoNps March ~ isSs
NE TO PHILADELPHIA AND
y Rf1grelE HE.OPEHED.l,rliIs company IS
nov, nrlsparfd ngat 10 receive asd forward freight
10 Aid ffoni Boston and philadelphia. -
Freiufst for these points leaves Richmond otsfy
TUESDAY and FRIDAY. and at che saEse ims
for Baltimore, Cincinnati, Louisyfs!e, GNsss9
and Bpltsinsre on tha BaltInSrc ssa 0aio rail-
road and als Dlaccs reaehcd hy tae Northern ss''-
PasssTsers VIM dad this deiishffni spring saa
alaniner route 10 baltimore, where they s M,
aiwsys tine toy trains Soa s
6asirc Baltimore only four doliars fs =.
RTeighfs Ior BsltinsGra and points pssoaa ~.
ro3Yeda q III 6EstYS. ~ "a,
saippeass osssrre be following dlressioas: az
ER0A EosToy no {2 81 s, nd
and York Kisay aiiroad Liaes :, Ea.sl,fess a'd
ship 81 M0StoE md Pfoyfaetce railroaas e,,n nv
Rpox PHfI&DKLpHYAT0 RIcHN0Np. "
sha fhiindclphta and unioh nses, ~
I'D. B NeFF Nhasy x, \, al.
Rieiasaoisd nd York River Raisoad hnle !, Da.r
BSisimose once So s I. N q z, NJ
rn 81 saa SsI I 81, 9, s, .l1 Si ss;
ys az SsmSahsaseeE
nassicr KIag Wiisiapa GnagtAoliss Msikcastt s,s
at 0'alScx fxl1e Sc . ,.y on.
issse s,s s g ss
I, gsI'! d m y s Rso s.
4,speass JeRNs H xRSSseAN "; hs6ssSs s ssss AZ
kSslxak Afeiss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-22
BY James NJ Taylor & Son, Anctioneers.
:; ;sss.5izs. Office No. s2l Main street, -
three doors below. SpotswOod Hotel.
LTRusTEE,s Safe on "a HOUSE AN

TyRTTSTEE,S SALE OF HOUSE AND
LoT,1oN THE SOUTHWEST CORNER
Il n f Mhks cTfY or RiGHMoND AT4ucTIoN
BY virtue of deed Of trust T of ny s
5.ix recorded In the clerks Office of the County
esn s psde aad "a
Of a one tns
premises emf ,onsATURDAY the soth Of May 1893 at
clock r Il fair not The neX Yo dstr Day
SS sa ssss ss ~
Munford streets fronting on the south side OF MAJ
shall sIree nes lac to twenty feet wide
With the Improvements thereon consisting Of
s Sa lsssds 81 terms s
Ro,ineed st the time the sale liberal credit
viii be proposed * M sG RsrMs Of Tsy1 Trustee
Sale to be conducted by JAMES M TAYLOR &
BON aoe.lonee1s: - = - : -
GHERIFF,S SALE.-B virtue of dis
tress wasrantiii NV hands In favor OF William
sell at lie Store Of said Townsend, No. 1918 Main
street, on FRIDAY the ed day Of May, 1893, COM
mencing at 10 @ clock a. M.,so much OF the stock
sss assss asssisss s
eaiied to this sale. - -
viii s on sor nn ninsly
tiahle nas or. : = H. 81
my ii -. H., JOHN W. WRIGHT, S. c. R.
-, = Z. I. s.-1a.
POSEp0NRMFNT,. 1sl''ss. 2
The above sale is postponed until WEDNES-
my JOHN W: WEIGHT, 8: g R:
5TSRUSIEE'S. SALE OF VALUABLE
REAI ESTATE, IN THE COUNTY OF
IANCAsT ,1 N5sAR THE LoWEE Ra AZ
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.RY Cabeli q Watkips, Auclioueers.
TRUSTERS, SALE or AN ELEGlANY
s IL AND EyTEHsIYE PRIVATE RESIDENCE
TOR MERLY THAT OF Mr.. NICHOLAS

4TsRU6TERSs SALE az AN ELEGANT
IL AADENTEHsIYE PRIVATE RESIDENCE
EqRM NE q. : THAT E, oE ME-; NICHOLAS
hEOND.FRDNTING go FEET ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF LEIGH STREET BETWEEN sEV-
ENTH AND EIGHTH STREETS, AT AUG
T1DH.-By virtue OF o certain deed or trust on.
ecutGd 10 the subscribers d1ted 18th is0s
duly recorded i'm tie 0fige OF tho Court Of Hust-
dggl for the City OF sichincndin Deed Book IS i,
pge So being thereto required by the creditors se
cured, We viii sell by auction, on the premises on
sWEDNESDAY the 9th May, 1858, III fuir, &c not,
the next lair day. at O'Clock =, NJ, ts real as,
tate described In tue deed aa follows All that
laas S q kf sasn s a.
improvements, appurtenanee& rights, and ways
Thereto belonging. = 4 = IN the city Of Bicii.
moad Va, having q front OF two hundred and
sixty feet on tho northern line or Leigh run
niag from Seventh to eighth street, and from Che
said front running back one hundred aNq M theJ
% an alley twenty feet Wide TAts property y
WI ~ soIa e 4 bs deter
TIH sisas: TaS deed seqniras Ia cash payment OF
3la, 900. but by consent 81 parftes, more liberal
terms may be aun0uane Oh ne RIOT 49, 4
So. sse slsi q 81 Ra iaHS asg
me- ia Il y s 80 TFusf1as
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BY Cook 6 Laughton. Auctioneers,-
corner OF Franklin and Governor streets

DILLIARD TABLES AT AUCTION
ID On FRIDAY the 22d instant, ut II O'Clock
we will sell Mt our store
by Sharpe, with BALLS CUES, and COUN-
One si&Po i ei.L III TABLE with CUES, CoUN-
e''s'' '' '.'N : COOK & fAUGHToN,
myl9 Auctionecrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-22
PROPOSALS, !.


DY THE PROVIsIO ms. OF "A REsO-
Id LUTON of the Council adopted on the 18th
Instant the Committee Of Finance will receive
sealed proposals for the PRINTING FoR.THE
CITY for the next twelve months. Any inforina-
ton desired can be had by applying to the Chair
man Of said Comm fttee or taie Chapb this
city. The bids I'LL be opened on M0NDAY,s25th
instant, q z fa2s DAVID 81. SAUNDERS,
nv l9-t2aM 81 .-sSsS g.e Chairman.
NOTICE TO COM CTo IRIS. Propo-
j ~ sails for building depots at Hanover Court
house. Louisa Courthouse, Waynesbo ros and Fish.
eYsyile viii wed by sths! gned until
the esd Instant, III 81 81 q ~ dr.
These buildings WIN he OF WOOD serenity feet by
thirty at Waynesboro' seventy by twent az
Hanover and Louisa Courthouse5,. and seventy BY
twenty five at Fishersyille, AZ u -.
Plans and specIf ions may be seen at the othce
OF the company In Richmond. ~ 49,. -
Payments, onevfourtl cash, and three-fourths In
SIX, fWSisa, ma eighteen months, I. ss
E17Ffeee-ss4 Y General Superb tendent.
RIcHaoND, May Q, 1883. e. my s--tMy2s,
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9 By A. c. Pulliam, Auctioneer..
rI,RUsTEE,s SALE OF ONE HUNDRED

AND SIXTY A CRES OF VALUABLE
LAND IN CHESFERF4ELR CQpaIf, Va
cnted to me by +. G. Chalklcy and wife to secure
the payment Of certain debts therein named, and
bearing date the 18th day of July, 1886, and duly of
recordin the Clerks Office of the county of Ches-
terfied will sell ut public auction, on tine prem
Uses, at IL o. clock M. on FRIDAY the 6th day of
lent FARMING LAND, Containing ONE HUN
DRIED AND SIXTY ACRES, lying in the county
of Chesterfield, on the Richmond aud Petersburg
turnpike about eight miles from Richmond, and
adjoining the lands Of James u. Jones, Esq.,, and
Captain r. A. Willis.
Terms: One-tllird cash; balance at six and
twelve months in bonds, and deed of trust to
secure the deferred payments.
~ :. !. IN. BENJAMIN II. NASH, Trustee.
Sale conducted by A. c. PULLIAM, Auctloneer.
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sale endarsed By LEE aoppIss' Xaes:oasess,
myn
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Persons wishing TO see the farm will be shown 1t
by b. III. Robinson, near Lancaster Courthouse.
Selling us trustee, Xviii convey such title as is
vested In me- By the terms OF the deed, cash re-
auired, though arraIg viii be made for rea-
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HnNDREn AND SEYENTY-sIX ACRES OF
WOOD LAND, being the remainder Of the Corro-
toinan tract, conveyed to me In trust hy Colonel
piece Of land Is very valuable aud Is near nayga-
bic water. ~ < 49, :; B.. *.
TERMS = s above. =, s. -. =.
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~>sh<<>>N<~y.
T.N3E NV sxYHR K-0f mi M 49,
i 3sxsTu1S.sy <sr,.s b sss,r.s @-,.e EKk$h
9sss 81 s ~;
Sm1 sItSs ~ = NJ 4 "a = s5asgships
~ MLEs and
Is4yG sm oEk ,os 6isin9nS every
Eenxs Richmond every yEsDAY, FRIDAY, and
These siiir,s arc entirely new tter 4, No a..
saIoons sad s1atArOors,s filf farsss
lions and attcntiou arc tir,sIiYpassed
-Ffeieflts Tor points beyond New York forward,
s ash insa Re charge made for
& Close CONNECTIONS made with stea,,or. g.. =,
S0iithegn and European T,orts A"' All
Insurance effected ut lowest rates ,s,,fu or,,osas
N. u. McCREApY Presi,,enf isi Eraan $3.50.
street, New York. 80 - ~ a zen
mss corner Main and BIZ ye,at hhssnis
TInD n y :, ,,,S :, - :
IL Uns .NUhrULh, P0BTS-4S5sM
- MoETH. ANDALLLAND
On THE LINES RIyER.-The fast and eieo,n.
steamerJ DIN SYLVESTER. Captain n, q. E SIr.
FORD leaves her yhasf at Rockets for abova
named Places on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. ana
sas s. @ pa and retaris on Tues
PASSENktfcRS arrive az NORFOLK IN fine, -
connect with steamers for BALTIMORE 4 fsn 70
FONTS gORFH aJg ~ - -'
TEAM leaves CITY POINT for PETEps
BURGon arfiyal OF STEAMER rs's'
- =. J. FREIGHT
received up 70 81 z. ~. daily for BOSTON P.r
TIM0RE. SGIPALIA&DINGS0N cH ISi-
5 EA M md ALL LANDINGS on JANIS
sl ~; ~. assreasona5le rates. s.
r t pnst be prepaid
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, the large THREE-STORY OF :a
To,rtaenfi street. corner Lombard alley, lately
occupied by Messrs. Bowman &c Stroock. Apply al
Smiih's anction-honse, 1894 Main street.
my 22-2M - 1900. ...t-1 -. x
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-22

GoAL FOR CooKING First quality
NJ ANTHRACITE C0AI., size for cooking
ranges and stoves. Tie best and most economical
fuel used. Office and yard, Eighteenth street,
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