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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-05
By Wellington eoddin:
auc.ioneer and Real Estate Agent

Auc.ioneer and Real Estate Agent
rVRUsTEE's SALE OF HOUSE ,T ~
LOT ON THE sOUTH SIDE RI HFORD
sTREET.-Ry virtue OF deed OF 1acsmber. 1898.
to the subscriber bearing date lg Hnitfsa Court
Only recorded in Richmond ebsIl. in execution
Premises the s sh 1 The H tst fair day
soclock P. M fair Il nTr a located as above,
ontng az feet running bsc ls9 Ises ,G frame
feet vide, having thereon com'of'a''' :
anRMs Fnonrh in cash to defray e fen ss7s,
sale discharge ne ssostse Of sale
terms as shall be annouh-W5," ". ta6DDIS. Trustee.
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T 0ST.-Notice is hereby given that ap-
L Il piicatlon will be made to the second Auditor
OF Virginia for tue renewal OF the following GER
TIL, ATHS OF lost stock Of the etate of Virginia,
standing the books OF The second Auditor In the
name OF j. 4. Fuierton-Siz., No. ASIA for 800 !;
No 5. 100, for 5000; NO. 2,7ss for Sl0e--.he same
having been destroyed by fire In april 1895
la l5-F3m w. j. SCOTT, Administrator.
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AUCTION SALES.
TITS DAY.
ROSEWOOD PIANO AND HOUSEHOLD no q

Nv Cook & Lauzhton, Auctioneers
co,-nar povernor and Franklin streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-05
BY Hill L Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1903 Main street.
VIRGINIA LAND FOR SALE, WORTHY

VIRGINIA LAND FOR SALE, WORTHY
= OFThG ATTENTION OF CAPITALISTS.
| am authorized To sell Il T!c CT GF LAND upon
the holloway river, IN Brunswick county, Va,
withia nftecn miles OF Wilson'S a-pot, on the
Souibside railroad, containing ONE IHHD5a \ -
FiVE HUNDRED AND TH!Ri G-oEE AthES.
There IS on It 4 large and handsomG DIV FLLlH u
and all necessary out-huildings IL excellent cond-
iiOn assert with couiidenc" that IL Is among he
most valuable itnd desirable estates i'll Virginia
Persons desiring to see the lands are referred TO
George j.. White Esq, with Thomas Smith, re-
tersburg w. <>
te S-3Ot RoydtOn, Va.
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LOST AND FOUND.

uORSE FOUN D.-Found, on On
Ia Wednesday nigh, p HORSE, wi:h-GA
ont bridle or sad lie, uicb the owner
on paying charges and pro nag properly, 10y ap-
riying to w. Il. WARWICK,
Gallego Mills Manu- ac,uring Company.
mn Kits
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-05
BY Hill & Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1903 Main street.

WYE WILL SELL PRIVATELY A NICE
w LITTLE FARM IN the county of Powhn-
tan. two miles west of Tom tbawk station Eich-
mond and DanIille raiiro$d; contsinS ONE
HUSDhED AND FIEi Y-cEVEN A q j ES:
thirty acres IN original growth and fine re!
com 'ortable dwelling, barn. stable, &C. Fur
terms. &c. Apply 20 Hill, q 6bDplN.
Real E&ta.e Agents and Auctinneers,
NH St 1903 vi ala street
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BY Richardson i New5drn,
Real Estate gents and Auctioneers,
No. 1915 Maln street, corner OF hleventn.

VALUABLE BUILDiNGLOT FOR SALE
v kTAUCTION.-We vii! sell at auction, on
the premises, on SATURDAY the 6th lnstanI at
half. mast O'Clock z. NJ. valuable BUihDtNu
Lot frontiog 80 by 100 feet, more or less on the
north side or Baker street between 1hird ana
Fourth streets. .,
TERMS: made known at the hour o. 5aIe:,
RICSARDeON u NEWBuhH.
,nba Aucti7nsers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-05

ESTRAY.-Taken up on my farm, ISSs51ss
AZ near Camp Lee COW, which theS141N-
owner can get - proving property and ing for
this advertisement.
NH JOHN PHILLIPS.
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DEAD IT WITH ATTENTION!
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS
JUST OPENING TO-DAY At
JULIUS MEYERS
NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
6O3 BROAD, BETWEEN sixth AND SEVENTH
STREETS.

200 dozen HOSE-Ladies' Misses, and Chlldren's
sizes selected with the utmost care in order
to combine cheapness with durability.
lbs dozen GLOVES, OF nearly every desired size,
material, quality, and shade.
l5o yards Of elegant SATIN, in various colors.
sold either square or bias, at the pleasure Of
the purchaser.
so dozen Ladies' LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS,
fancy and plain, the latest styles, and bought
very low. s..#-f If #...... .
4 large lot OF remarkably pretty CALICOEs
worth locking at, and still more worth buy
Ing.
A neat assortment OF FRILLIEGs, RUFFLING
LACES, EDGINGS, &C., very pretty and
exceedingly cheap.
A collection Of very desirable GOODS in CASSI-
MERES and other materials for mems and
boys wear.
The goods are all bought at the very lowest
market rates, partly, In fact, at considerably be-
low value and the selling prices, therefore, will be
highly satisfactory to those who please to call at
JULIUS MEYERS,
fe22 tos Broad street, near Sixth.
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TARLY SPRING KALE, Extra Early
IIPeas, early and Late Cabbage Seeds, Adarns's
Extra Early Corn, and all other Garden seeds,
Z. WAGNEB. Druggist,
NH 4-.tt Sixth and Broad streets.
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AUCTION SALES.
- FUTURE DAY.

ByLes & eoddin, Auctioneers'
No. iii Main street
1.-TWO PRETTY BUILDING 1o oTs s 0s
L VALLEY sTREEGTr bR Rp',WN AND GAM
IS nSp 49, ~, sI aDJnINING BRuCE'S SON on
FFttGTosY AID 6GPF R9srTESs TIE END S oE6
SHq mSn al COMPANY, FOR SALE AT AoC-
The lots described above VIII he sa'a on
"a sh hase front on Valley street II - Ie,s'
and extend back izs feet TO street 20 fee' "i'''
thus giving Two or, feoh'' LEE GODD1N.
TERMS: az SAFE. Auctioneers
~ NH .#..af.
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UIGH CONSTABLE's SALE.-FURNI-
I TURE FOR SALE AT hUCT ON.-1 will
sell on SATURDAY, March 9, 1889, commencing
ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the Office Of the High Con-
stable on Bark street between Ninth and Zenith,
an assortment of FIRST EQUALITY FURNl-
TURF, consisting in part OF
MARRLE-T,iP 80 BIHETS and GLASSES,
MAR9LF-TOP WAsHSrAEB
MsRRLF-TOP CENTRE TABLES,
RTREkUS
SOFAS,
flkkURS
MATTRESSES.
BOWLS and PITCHERS.
Two superior BARRIER CHAIRS,
PICTUhhS OF all descriptions.
CLOCKS. &C.,
to satisfy distress warrants and executions i'll my
TEPMs: Cash. WILLIAM z. TALL.
- " q -. y
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COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE OR@
" RENT.-A beautiful COUNTRY RESI- III
DENCE with ten rooms large tarn and s.ablng.
and other out.houscs IN the Grove road two
miles from the city. A II In i'st-rnte ar, err the
whole having been r. Gently panied aud repaired
Apply tn PURCELL, LADD & Co.
fe 22-2W lrMggisis.
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WANTS.

MTANTED, tiret-rate COOK, WASH
Wv ER aud IRONEK with ut incuutrmceD
for Il small family. None need apply who cannot
give good references. Apalg 10
ROBERT K. RICHARDSON,
Bread b-tHceE wcuIy- fourth and
NH 5-2tf Twenty .Hf!n s:~se's.
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-03-04

THE Noble County Republi-
can says that, at a religious re.
vlval at Harriottsville, Ohio,
two young ladies "went up"
to the mourners' bench. Their
mother objected to the pro.
ceedings, and led them away.
Next night mother ard daugh-
ters again attended church; the
daughters went forward, and
the old woman kicked up a
tremendous row, forcing her
way toward the altar, and talk
ing like a Dutch uncle. The
girls refused to surrender that
time, and remained at the
house of q neighbor all night
Next morning their mother
met them while they were go.
ing to church, and cowhided
them both, as well as two
young men who accompanied
them.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-03-04

The railroad convention at
Newark, last week was a com,
plete success. Representatives
were present from all sections
interested save Vinton county.
Many of the leading railroad
men and citizena nf ~ o'"'o
were present, and the advanS
'tages Of the new connections
proposed were fully discussed.
Hon. II. II. Ondsrdonk was
present, and called the attens
.tlon Of the convention to the
unoccupied work from here to
Newark, and made an able adj
dress, setting forth the impor-
itance of the proposed new
road, and the mineral wealth
Of the country through which
it is to pass.
II. N. Onderdonk, Y, B. Hor-
ton, and Col. James Taylor
were appointed a committee
TO prepare an address to be is
sued to the people of the State
upon the subject.
1t is the duty of the people
of our county to cake some ac-
tion inviting this enterprise
this way. The road, if built
and we believe it will be,
cspeedily-will connect with all
the leading roads OF the coun-
try, and would give us connec-
tions ,leadingto all points of
the compass. It will not do
for our people to set down and
quietly wait for some other
persons to do the work; for, if
we do, it will surely take some
: other direction and again leaye
us out in the cold. What do
our men of capital say9 Shall
this new road run through
Vihten county,
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A BALTIMORE dispatch says;
"The remains Of the assassin
Booth were inferred in the
presence of Mrs. Booth, Edwin
and James Brutus Booth. Hun,
dreds of people viewed the re.
mains. There is nothing but
bones left. Upon one foot was
an old army shoe, and on
the other a boot, cut open at
tie top. This covered the left
foot. the leg having been bro.
ken in his leap from the stage.
box of the theatcr after he. had
assassinated Mr.. lincoln
There is a disposition to get up
a demonstration, but The fami'
ly bitterly oppose any thing
Of the sort, and have arranged
TO bury him beside his father.
Several Baltimoreans have
contributed 20 defray the ex.
penses of the Refinement of
Payne, for whose remains there
has, as yet, been no claimant.
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TIE following is the amend
ment to the Constitution to be
submitted to the Legislatures
of the States for ratification.
1t will commend itself to all
persons who are not troubled
with negrophobia:
"The right of the citizens of
the United States to vote shall
not be denied or abridged by
the United States, or by any
State, on account ofrace, color,
or previous condition Of servi-
tude.
"Oongress shall have power
TO enforce this article by appro.
pirate legislation"
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The Barmore mystery is
cleared up. The masked vii
.ains who took him from the
train at Columbia, Tennessee,
conveyed him to a secluded
spot, hung him to a tree, and
afterward cut down the body
and threw it into Duck River.
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TIE ylNT0H RECORD.

elED }1SDAH, MAR. 4, 1859
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GEX. GRANT will assume the
duties pf his office today. The
new Congress assemblies, and
Tor The FIRST time the Republi.
can party will be placed in a
petition IN which they will be
responsible for the administra'
tlon of the government. I'm
Der the fostering care of John
con corruption, bribery, and
rascality have crept INTO nearly
eTery department, and the first
work Gen. Grant will have TO
do will be to reform these
abuses. The various "rings"
have been at work to bring
about a war between Grant
and the Republicans, in order
TO continue a weak, irresponsi-
bic administration, under
which they may retain their
hold upon the treasury. In
this they will be disappointed.
They pretend to see many
things in the actions of Gen,
Grant which indicate that he
will cut loose from the "Radi.
GALS" They are welcome to
all the comfort they can take,
'butthey willfndthat they can't
5eslime Gen. Grant with their
flattery, and then swallow him
as they did - ohnson. His prac.
tical good sense is too strong
for them or the few dema.
csogues who are hanging upon
the skirts of the Republican
party, and Grants campaign
against them has thus far
been a complete success.
They are flanked at every
turn, and will soon be driven
to their homes to seek some
employment whereby they may
make an honest living. We
entertain no doubt rs to the
men Gen. Grant will select as
his advisers, and to fill the
various Offices of the govern
-ment. They will be Republi-
cans; they will be honest and
capable-and that is all the
people who elected Gen. Grant
desire.