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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-01
By Wellington aoddIn,
AuctioreeT and Real Estate Agent.
A ssIGNEE,s AMI rR11arEE,s SAL,

A sSIGNEE'S AND TRUSTEES SALE
a OF REAL ESTATE II THE CITY OF
-R1CHIOND-Byo order of the Emitted States Dis
trict Court FER the District OF Virginia, in the mat
ter of F.. T.. TowW,end. bankrupt. we will sell 4:
pubic auction -as whole, or divided, az may be
on TihSDaG, eth o. March 1869. at y O'Clock L.
M II III TN II oh the next fair day. that valuable
WOODEN .OWELLTNG, &c, thereon In the oc-
cupancy OF said Townsend, and fronting on The
eSst size OF College street. between Broad and
harshaI Streets, one hundred feet six inches. and
runnln { back within parallel lines one hundred
aE D., .irty-four feet to Lafayete avenue.
Il GRNS: 0ne-th,rd cash; balance ut six and
/" Give months for negotiable nstes, interest added
I'D title retained.
AHD'W RUTHERGLEN. Assfgcee,
JAMES l.. APPERSON, Trustee.
j. D. APP TTSsoE. Salesman. fc Is
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unoouE NEWLY EREL TED

A HANDSOME (NEWLY ERE TE NS'
Il coTTAeE RE Ty NITH ~ ON Ass ND !
HASwUsiEGns E S OF LAND Alta CHED, ~ :
stLE PRIykTEnYThisss p1W2pe5Ts syv Is 0T The
ana occupy, nIna C,nr large rooms, with q VIDE
house con- and r. built Of the very best materials:
Those wishing 70 purchase home IN Ina, In oD Dgs
tifu VILLAGE VIII rarely meet @l1h su'i 90 opp0
ahouid the Above property not be snd @ ng
t1r M0NDaY the 1st day OF March 1859, l. WI. On On
that day at O. clock 2. III, be SOLD at "uc'ion Va
tt g premises. ~ DAyIs
TERMS AZ '"'' Auctioneer
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gEAH, ESTATE AGENTS.


= AND NOTICES.. B. SCOTT, ESQ, an
a i Influential ard successful fsimec Of the
county # Prince Edward, IS now in Tie c,Gy Tor
the next two days, when he proposes to take a
tour north In search OF land buyers. lie siyIes
himself lravelliDg agent to sell and buy lanes nj
three per cent. 1. sale he made; no sale no charge
Mr.. Scott is associated with an Englishm&n WHO
through whom he has sold more land Than any
other person In Prince Edward. mr. Scott further
states that he has now ut his disposal some forty
f.,ms as good as can he found IN the counties Of
Prince Edward. Junenburg, Charlotte and MOTTO
say II which COMMIT h. proposes first to operate.
ddress Green Bay Richnond and DaIlville rtiI-
road, or Mr.. a. 3. OR all T., Aiclmont Va:
>' fe o3-aHS
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BY Cook & Lauglton, auctiouecr5.
Corner Governor and FRANKLIN streets,

COMMISSIONER SALE OF SILVER
~ WIRE AT hUCTIrN.-By virtue Of de-
cree OF the Circuit Court Of GoochltHd cornty
mace In ii cauce depending thcreiH Ia which Johu
Morris IS p.Ntnt Il and hctSun E. Shelf MS adml-
nistrator and others are defendants, L shall. a.
special commissioner OF tnc court, proceed on the
25d day OF March, 1869 at the auctton-roOms of
Cook Il Lsughton, to sell 1T public auction, for
cash,
One SOLD SILVER BREAKFAST SET,
consisting OF five piece.
GEDitQT W. HARRIS
NH l-Masg1Gt SpactaI COmml SiOncr.
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ByCoox q Laushto a, Auctioneers'
,o-,er Governor and Franklin streets.
r .paE AND pEBgMpToRY SALE
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
VELVET AND B!sUssELs CARPETS,
FIVE SPLENDID MANTEL AND
PIER MIRRORS, PIANO
FORTE, ETC.

a., WEDNESDAY n KIT, the sd Of March, ut
n o'clock. we shall sell st auction all the fofsi
r1TeF contained in the elegant residence OIL mr.
,o,,,n n,r,, No. 1907 Marshall street. between
~, o,d F,even.b being the largest and richest
household furniture sale OF the season cons'S :
ingof
,,oo,. p,-1or suits. covered with richest
p-orc,, satin brocatel and hslrcloth;
Elegant Marble-Top Centre Taeies' !,
snIendId Rosewood Etagere-one o. the finest
pieces Of furniture in the cis7'
Some very superior on Paintings
Reception and Arm Chairs,
One sn,cndd Rosewood P1ano-Forte and STOOL
very superior instrument OIL nae lone ana
finish;
One beautiful Music Stand:
T,ro nagnidcept Msntel Mirrors, finest French
MAGNIFICENT Pier Mirrors, with marble ia
b,ss and brackets;
par,, r Carpets are very superior Velvet, or
ne c.,ss LD best make. and as good as new;
vow r,ob decor, tied China Vases, Of large Size.
Ll2RAKY.
o,,o o,agant Carved Boohcasr and secretary
,o1ve. Garnet. Sofas, and hi lrs'
One snlendId ManteI Mirror-.ETench pi''e,
C,,o oIagant SGT fine Dauasa " indow Curtains J:
one -erv superior Bronze Twenty-oay CiocN' WIN
glass shatle-a firs.-rate tlmoplcce.
HILL.
One very superior Ha'-Rack, and GhSrs,
One Sofa stair Carpets and Rods.
DINING-RO0M.
Brussels Carpet, <.,,-,.
One splendid Extension Dining Table OF Inc FeEs
bcs. make, .,,.
HutI,r's Tray, Oil Paintings and AnGraVln6''
Mirror extra fine Oak end Cane Ch"lSS
French China Din1er and Tea SETS,
Decanters In sets, Silver Castors
IVORY Table Cutlery, Ice-Pitcher, &c.
CHAMBERS.
Velvet Carpets,
vI.cant MsrD,e-Top Dressing bureaus, French
plate glass;
sofeudld High-rost and Canopy BedsieadS,
snrinc Hair Mattresses, Bolsters and Ti'loTs,
BED Blankets, Counterpapes, &c,
Very fire Marbla-Top Nashsnaos,
China %oiles Sets,
Elegant Carved W-ardrobes with plate glass CEN
tres:
Window Curtains,
S,,-irg Lounge IN Reps,
Cau,'-Se2t Chairs,
Hands ONE Work Table.
and many otLer useful articles, all CT which are
well kept and In Et Cd order.
The house Will be 6lren from O'Clock TUES
DAY, when purchasers tan view the furnitI re.
COOK Il L.UGHrCH,
mil Auct.ont ers
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PETERSBURG LETTER.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.

MONTHLY ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of fof
i LAR LAwN-FEyERIsH CONDITION OF The
COTTON MARKET.
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By Thomas W. keesee, Auctioneer,
No. 1877 Main street.
BY Wellington Goddia,
Auctinnasr and Real Estate Amt.
YESRUsTEE,s SALE OF AN EXCELLEN

TgsRUSTEES SALE OF AN EXCELLENT
4 FARM OF sIXrY-slX AID OEE-IHlRD
ACRES, IN TILE WILLIAMSBURG TURN
PIKE Two MILES BELOW RICHGoND.-
BY virtue Of deed or trust ex=cuted 20 ths sub
scrioer BY Captain Herman chretner, hearing
date august 9Th, 1867, duly recorded in Hsnrico
county court, shall in execution thereof pro-
MONDAY the sth OF March, 1geo, Ut O'Clock P.
M if fair IF not, the first fair dav thereafter the
ONE-THIRD ACRES, located al above. opposite
to Hughes's Tavern, and formerly owned oy Dir.
j. J. White. The land 10 OF good quality. and
besides the excellent BUILDINGS thereon It has
4 young orchard OF select ffuit.
TERMS: Enough in cash TO defray the expenses
Of sale and TO discharge three negotiable notes
and balance OF the proceeds Of sale on such terms
as shall be announced 1t the hour of sale.
fe Ia-2tawtds w. GVDDIN, Trustee.
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By Francis T. Isbell,
kuctioncer and Real Estate Agent
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets

Eleventh between Main and baHh btIee1''
TIVE DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
D. IN THE VILLAGE OF ASHhAEp,, itn N
THE COUNTY OF HANOVER, FOR SO In ~
AUCTIOT.-Qn MONDAY the lst day Of 2nTch,
1890 at Ashland in the county OF Hanover, wiz De
sold at auction upon the premises. Coninenc'TIs
at ia q, clock r. NJ. FIVE DESIRABLE BUu.B-
ING Lots, fronting 14c feet each on the south slde
of Clay stree, and running back about Z4o ieet:
This sale presents not only IN opportunity OF SCI
curing desirable building lots In that healthy ana
rapldly-improvlng village but comSlnstlon, o.
advantages seldom met with, such as conduCLlnS
business in Richmond wi II residence at 4 sDlanu,
and a free passage on the abroad; educating your
sons ut that old ant popnlar institute, RA ~
DCLTH MACON COLLEGE fnow in successful
operatIon, and permanently located 1t Ash!aNd),
and church privileges equal to those Of city.
TERMS: One third cash residue upon creolI
of six and twelve months for negotiable notes,
with interest added, and secured by trust deed.
FRANCIS I. ISbELL,
fe - yyot SdFe1a 90 90 &tds Auc' ioneeT.
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BY Lyme &c Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1888 Main street,

ERAME STORE AND DWELLING, ON
a The EAST:IJE OF TENTH BETWEEN
BYRD AND CANhL STREETS, FOR SALE
Az AUCyicN :" Ill he sold ~ public auction
On TTESD+T the I'll day of March. 1880. at half
past O'Clock p H.. on the premises, that desira-
Die STORE. with DWELLING over the same,
containing three rooms and the usual out houses
located as described. 1T present occupied by a
good tenant at fair rent.
The lot fronts on the east eide OF Tenth street 81
fest running back depth Of 100 feet.
Teens: AT sale.
LYME Il BROTHER,
r. % huctlOneerS.
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2. GOpDy, huctiOnfer
by Lyme Il Brother,
huctl oneefs and Real Estate Agents,
l4S9 Main street.

SEJILL BE SOLD At PUBLIC AUG
w TON. on the premises. on TEURSDAY
the ih OF March, 1889. at u O'Clock P. ~. n neat
F&ANFD GOTTAGE RESIfEN;;T on the east
side OCT hrteth between Leigh and " sire st9 cnu-
tanning three rooms kitchen, etc Lot fronts 81
by i32 feet. Immediately after same, will be sold
YACa NJ LOT IN rear OF the above, fronting on
the west eide OF Thirt'f-rst street 80 by 32 feet
Parties Of limited means wishing to invest or to
secure 4 homestead wo nd do well 10 attend
TERMS At sale.
fr27 LY,iEt h BROTHER. Anctionecrs
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BY Richardson j. Ecwburn,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers

TRUSTEES SALE OF vALUAB lie
j PROPERTY. ON EKOAD STREET 3 T.
TWEEN NALL SEGEEr md DPS WuG
ALLEY, AT hUCTToN.-By virtue n a deed &
trust executed by HusNnnah Q. Cooke 10 Inc 4.
Trustee, be'ring date jane 3. 1888, du.y recorded
in the clerk oiIce OF the husttngs Court or the
citg Of richmond. belrg required so I" Il by The
beneficiary therein, shall proceed to sci at pun
lic auction, upon the premises, ut ht,f past !
O'Clock L. N. on FRIDAY The 5ah day or March,
1850 the EEtL STATE conveyed BY said deed,
consisting OF l. LOT frCui1g 90 feet or III" south
side Of B,cad street, ictw, en- BGg"ood alley anu
:. Ill street, ana runring back on the ives ern tne
Of Wall street SIS feet inches; and two other
LOTS in rear Of he above fronting together 10
feet on the weston line Of Wall street ami run
nil z through TO Uogwcoa alley. For n more par
4icular description reference IS hcre made 10 the
deed IF trrsL Aforesaid.
This pr perry has several tcGemcns on il,
which are now bringing ia good rent
TERMS Erough IN cash 20 GcitaJ TIE expenses
% SAFE and to pay 1926 wth interest frGm fe0-
ruary H. 1869 AMI upon snch terms If credit as TO
the residue Is shall he a"nr unctd on The day OF
salc. \. i. COURT ~, Trustee.
sale conducted by kJCHARDSoE II NEWECET,
AuctipueeT5. Inn
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By Lee & God&ia, -AEctioneers,
No, III Vain strce..

A SSIGNEE'S AND TRUSTEES SALE
"A OF FARM. IN THE COUNTY Of CEEz-
Vh.VFIELD, lying OK THE GLOVER HILL
RAILROAD bout 70 QI-DIsTA NJ tTHkhE
MILEG) FROM CHEST K AND THE COURT
EOUSE. AND EIGHT MILES FROM PETERS
EU2G, At ADDITIONALLY order OF the United
States District Court for In: district Of Virginia,
in The matter Of Joseph j. White barkrupt. we
Will sell at public auction, in front Of the United
states courthouse in the city Of Richmond, on
THURSDAY, !th Mcrch, 1902. AZ IL O'Clock H., II
fair If not the next fair day thereafter. All that
PIECE, PARCEL. or TRACT OF ia ND. with
he improvements thereon, lying and being In the
county Of Chesterfi ID, containing Two HUN
BRED AND TWENTY-THRt L ACRES, more
or less, adjoining the lands Of William r.. How
lett, Benjamin t3rave5's heirs = Fisher. and
others. The greater portion OF the land Is open.
he irnprO 'cments consist of comfortable frame
dwelling containing six rooms, End the usual out
buildings. On the farm Is an oRCHAkD OF choice
fruit trees and EXCELLENT WhTE2.
TERMS: Cne-third cash, one-third IN four
months, and one-third in eight months, the pnr-
chaser giving negotiable notes with interest
added and the title be retained In security until
the notes are paid. -
kNOw. RUTHERGLEN, Assignee.
\. NJ LEE, Trustee.
Sale to be conducted by LEE G0DDIN Anc-
toncers. fe 12-Febl2 . &Thtds
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WOOD AND COAL.

WTOODl WOOD! W00D.!!-THE
wv CHEAPEST IN TIE CTFT.-Why vii
people pay high price for wool when they can
get iG so cheap at H&H!,H SAuNDE"S'S yard,
at the iuterst ction Of Ero,k avtnuc with Broad
street Gail and see the WOO. and AN sure YOU
will buy. PINK at IS per cord; DAN .. $50
per cord-delivercd anywhere In tie city
NH i-tlaSIh< HENRY ~ l. sDERS
rHEAP WOOD.-For'y cords Of SEA
W sONED PINE WOOD will arrive by the
Fredericksburg cars on MONDAY AFTERNOON
next. Price three dollars and i!.y cent per cord
II this wood is not bought promptly by the poor,
for whom IL IS designed, 1t will he sold TO some
regular woCd-dealcr.
fe 27-3t W W. PARKER
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j. II. REES. L. II. PIERCE, i. L. uUHDLEI.
IDEAL ESTATE-CHICAGO.

j. H. REEFS e CO.,
REAL ESTATE AND Loan BROKERS,
90 DEARBORN STREET, CHICAGO,
attend promptly to sll business In their line. They
hsev had lorg experience &EG are well Known III
Nlrgini&. '
Observation-Disclosures. r. Z. maury & Co,
Noltng Il Kohcr, Purcell. Ladt & Co., liSry"ys
e Williams Lawson Nunaliy, John Rocker, Rlch-
Ioha G. Neon, Samuel MILLER, LynchburE. ".
Il. Green, Esq, ". ". Henry, esq. harotte
county. y. G. /" Tin
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rCRUSTEE'S SALE OF LAND.-tn ODE

H"rSSAHC y ShdE We 1ak'O.-iu wv
Il dience to a decree OF the Circuit Court OF
Hing lillian county prone snced on the 18th day OF
November, 1898 In The cause pending Ia sold court
between David Strsughan, plaintiff. and Henry
Toier and Others, defendants che undersigned, as
trustee Under deed OF goth Of February H;a be-
tween Eliza RI. TEN pie and others. will on MON
D ~ the a2d day OF March, 1909 that being court
day. sell at King Will an Courthouse to the hIsh-
RAS. lying in the said county or King william
about one mile below the Acqninton church, adj
Joining the lands OF r. A.. hillyard aud others.
and containtng about TWO HUNDRED AND
NINETY FIVE ACRES. ...s...E
] he said land Is desirablv located In very
healthy neighborhocd, and IS very productive
with good improvements II. on It,
TERMS OF SALE One.third OF the purchase
money to be paid n cash: the rem aiming two
thirds on q credit Of one and two years from the
day Of sale, in equal instjlments, the purchaser
executing his bond for the deferred payments 10
the UNDERSIGNED rs commissioned under the said
decree; and the title to The land viii be retained
ttllthe payment OF all the purchase money.
.-. ..- a... ~ WILLIAM NJ. TURNER, H.~
Re 23-1aw4w Comm issioner and Trustee
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l., Il. FINCH. 5. H. JOHNSON.
kEECKLENRURG LAND AGENCY
lVa The subscribers Offer their services Tor the
SaIE AND PURCHASE OS = &AL Estate IN
the counties Of iieCklenburg, Halifax. Ch@r.o tc,
Lunenburg and Brunswick, Va, and in the cOun-
tics of Warren and Granville, \. e., or H. IL.
pISGH viii make investments oL joint account.
FINCH & JCItESOT,
Boydtor, NecEltnhurS county, Va.
Refer to General J. =. iulbodtn. Me5srs. Lan-
caster K Co., Richmond Va: r. Barksdale- Jr.,
Halifax: Wood Goudln. Charlotte; George ".
Hardy. Luncnbure: =. .. Edmunds, Brunswick :;
W j. Hawkins, Warren, " c.; Colonel j: Har-
grove, Granville n. c. j. l-e0d2m*
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DRICES AGAIN REDUCED.
COAL AND WOOD,
AS LOW AS THE LNMEST.

make to-day anr Their reelection in the price Of
co IL and WOOB, and cha lenfc comparison as
TO The quality ANA cheapneSi OF she fuel which [
deliver free
ANTHKAClTE, CLOVER HILL LUMP,
HARD CLOVER HILL, and Il II, COAL, now
on HIND. Also. OAK AND PISF WOOD, OAK
AND PINE WOOD. CHI RLES H. PAGE
fuel dealer Nineteenth and Cary
fe2l and seycutu and Grace streets.
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I1,ER AKY.

LI2RARY.
Ono elegant Carved Bookcase and secretary
velvet Carpet Sofas, and thh IFS
One splendid Mantel Mirror"-.Nie,ch pla1'
o.,a ..ary s,Ineror Bronze Tweuty-day Clock. With
olaxsthale-a flrss-rate tImeptcce.
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AUCTION SAEEg.
By James M. Taylor, d Bon, Auetioneers, a''
0flce No. sn Main street, Oil $50
three doors below Spotsuood Hotel. gtj
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LOTS, IN
a gUTURE DAY, -

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LOTS, IN
" THE PLAN OF BELvIDERE, AT AUG.
TION.--By virtue OF q decree Of the Circuit Court
of the city OF Richmond pronounced on the 16th
day of February. 1869, I'm the suit OF Anderson,
executor. us. Anderson ct aks, j viii proceed to
sell at public auction, on the premises, on TUES
DAY the 2d day of March, 1863, alta O'Clock 2.
NJ, the following REAL ESTATE therein men,
tioned--to wilt, LOTS Nos lib, III, los lo7 9s, 81,
So 81 az 30 and S. the east sife Of Pine street
and LOTS Nos. II and u, west side Of Belvidere
street. a
TERMS: One-fourth cash balance at six,
twelve ind eighteen months for negotisb BILE notes,
interest added, and title withheld until last pay
ment is made, FT JAMES NJ. TAYLOR
/. Re 10 --.F-aa. 4 ~ .ra Commissioner.
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i,a,vtSsTIOr Sales.
~~"
rpyY DAY.

: TffIB DAY. <.,>o->~
. <L~~<<--1~<.<~-~<>~~><||
Bys. n. Davis, ou
Real Estate Agent and Aucti' treets.
corner OF Eleventh and Nalh >
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WOOD NO WOOD, Wo .. i ans selling
delivered or $5 and e. In the yard. win sell IN
small quantities 20 poor people - The same rates.
ONCE In the lower corner or Libby Building;
woodward by the side o! the same, between Tween
teth and Twenty-arst streets. The woodward
gates open on both Cary and Dock. Orders let
with c. j. SINTOE, No, 1885 Main street. or with
OUTFITS q PARKER, on Eighteenth stree. be-
tween Main and Cary, win be promptly allied.
Ja4 w. g. EELMS.
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a NTURACITE COAT,

II At MARNHT EATEs.
All sizes OF the celebrated LHHBEpRT ED
ASH AHTHEhI TIE coal delivered promptly
ut current rates.
Coal carefully screened AID sol By weight.
+. l.. b&TH up,
fe?2 Seventeenth street. At draw-br.dyc.
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AUCTION I saIEs.

FUTURE ! DAY,
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N. THEIRS AS A LECTURER.

Public men in France ere becoming popu-
lar lecturers all of suddcn, and lima
tured people remark it is q phenomena very
usual on the approach of q general election.
Theirs is announced to hold forth on "Tho
Battle of Waterloo" He is fine battle
painter, but Inaccurate describer. The
remnants of the sold Guard" will be pre-
sent
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HALL.
One very superior Ha'-Rack, ane Ih'rs'
One Sofa, stair Carpets anu Rods'
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fNHEAP COAL AND WOcp.-Best Red
~ Ash Anthracite CoSl - per ton; res: Clover
Hill Lump Coal, 81 per toad; bes. power LIMP
Coal, 1876 per load; best scas0rci Pine Mood,
long: best Seasoned Oak wood long; best sea-
soned Pine Wood sawed bet seasoned OAK
Woos, sawed ALI yer J low for cash
BURROUGHS & HARRIS,
lie Is CORNER Main ard SpYpnth streets.
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M1 NUAL 10 NIX 4 UNVF.F OUFEN'
Consumers OF coal learn &c ths: Il takes less wet
than dry coal 10 weigh = ton.
ja2s BURTHAN wARDwELL.
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WANTS..

Apply to n. SALON., ct florida H-tel, every
day this week from 20 L. \. NJ. NH Is.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-08
BOU Il BON.

April z.
The election passed off quietly. no
disturbances occurring Bourbon
polled about one hundred and fifty
votes less than at the election las
fall. The Republican majorities
are about as follows: Trustee. Mr..
Erwin. go; Constable. ii. Baylo, ,
30, John w. Hewitt, 13.
This shows Republican gain OF
three over last fall; had there been q
full vote polled the gain would
have been about %. thus showing a
a large majority in favor Of negro
suffrage, and opposed to 'Dannie.
The Independent Order OF Odd
Fellows in this place, on Friday
evening Ct last week. held a public
installation, gi' ing an elegant free
supper. The following officers were
installed by j. Funk, Of Warsaw:
N. G., Jeptha Disher; Vice G.,
Richard Vineyard, w. S., James
McCrum; p S., A. G.. Minard; w.
L., James Lilly. The installation
ceremonies we're conducted in the
III. E. Church, and supper at Con-
rick's Hall. Rev. Mr. Marine, Of
Warsaw, delivered an appropriate
address. The Lodge is in a -four
ishing condition. and 10 rapidly in
creasing in numbers.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-08

mournful hu. absolute necessity Of
reprisri.
The Commanding General. Briga-
dier Garcia Mu OF after having NAL
trcated by words and miscrshly in
suited the Envoy by tearing with his
own hand the insignia and devices
of the defenders OF the country, said
in answer that he could not conde
sctnd To take my despatch into con-
sideratiOn. Notwithstanding, true
to my word, ] resolved to take no
steps whatever until the period sho'd
have elapsed. But to day. the per-
NIT being at an end. and the conduct
Of the enemy being unchanged-on
the contrary. aggravated by new acts
OF cruelty and barbarity-I have
been obliged to accept the war to the
knife, with all the determination
with which have repelled it There
fore, ! decree reprlsals with the en-
envy in its most ample terms from
to day, without restriction Of any
kind. Blood for olood Execution
for execution. determination for ex
termination.
CARLos MANUEL CEspEDEs.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-08

The main shaft is six feet by four, and a
depth has been reached of twenty>one n,
II is proposed 10 mine 10 the depth of fifty
feet and then to extend galleries due north
and south, ard work the main on the lat
est and most approved scientific princi,
ples.
AS Mr., c. explains this to us We gaze in
wonderment rather more natural than sci.
en- ific at the four smooth, clear. gi.ss>like
walls of solid salt that form he shaft.
What is the extent OF this wonderful
bcd!' We ask.
III underlics.' replies Mr.. c., in my
opinion, the entire island. Expcrimen,
has shown that il EXITS under a coniinu-
Gus area of enc hundred and four acres
Surprising that 10 he the extreme extent
of the deposit. II would yield about nine
millions OF tuns.'
As We called to mind the fact tina, the
Southern States annually consume 100. GOO
tuns. We sadly reflected that the little
patch would only last ns ninety wears.
Noting the briny appearance OF our eye,
Mr. {. assured US that he was confident
the salt bed underlaid tho whole island.