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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-11-11
ELECTION RHTURNS.

The people of Mobile have ev ry
reason TO be proud Of the great
victory which they achieved veStar-
DAY over the Radical horde, in the
election for Sheriff AMI other county
. officers, resulting III the a 20 and
unexpected majority Of l,66S for
Mr.. Dane. THIS ensures his election,
for the county has always gone
Democratic, though up to the time
+ going to pres, the returns from
the precincts were quite meagre, as
Will be seen by the table published
elsewhere. No returns were made
for the other county officers, Justices
Of the Peace aud Constables, but
rs there was little or no scratching
If tickets, the vote will be about
the same as that given for Mr., Dane.
1t was gratifying to witness the
activity and zeal displayed by our
citizens, and especially by the
young mon, who worked at the
polls faithfully and energeiicaliy,
bringing up the laggards and doubt,
ful, and doing everything in their
power to contribute to the success
Of the party and the result is a
great and glorious triumph.[-Mo-
bile Register.
WAsnuSGroN, Nov Tho following
the election summary MP to G P,
m.
Massachusotts-Scsttering returns
Indicate radical %majoritieS.
Now York-The dem. maj. in the
'ity is estimated at so, 600 Tweed :
: polling an immense vote. He is :
by a large majority. Led. =
vith, the Tammsny candidate for ,
udgc Of the Supreme Court, is de !
Gated, and O'Brien elected BY a ,
argo majority. Norton, Mailman, :
nd the Tammany senators gene +
n INV |
y, ~; ~ ErnnJJ,.n :. Nv o lvH'"'''"''' ,
Tha RrnmhIiran m]s;o,.;t, IN ,h. a
,,atn Vii La,.1I" ,2 Ok onN |
}atk nhna ~ ''" o''sVo b
'lIl bavc a radical majority. !
Nvw JtrI'y-l"fNer' u'm' PROB t
Baltimore, Nov. The CITY re. =
arms 900 dem. maj. The demo i
ratio majority in the State will be @
considerably reduced. ,
Wisconsin, Noy. 7.-Washhurne 4
md 4 radical Legislature elected.
Arkansas, Nov. 1T is believed
he Brooks ticket, in opposition to
layton, il elected by 5000 maj.
Boston, Nov. 7th-John Quincy
dams was defeated for the Legis-
for which he was also u cam t
/
pecial to the App.o).1
m c
li?lLa orNlHds' NoE' Inc
,tS.;on p""s"o Oh IuIr'!y' 40
p to this time, but we are confident
hat We will carry Marshall county !
three hundred Democratic mn ,
)rity.
,u,ial to the App.sl.1
', -, 49,, !
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-11-11
Agents Wanted for
.BELDEN TIKI WHITE CHIEF
Twelve E':S among t' Viii Indians
or THE PLAINS.

TNlE most popular book of the year.
4 Sells At sight. One sgent just reports
sos profit in one week. Among the orders
recently received are ten for 100 each, three
for 80 each, five for 200 each, and one 400.
Our l6-pago circular and a poster with
20 beautiful illustrations, together with
&c, will br sent FREE to any por
son desiring information with ~ view to
an agency. +: A. HUTCHINSON
" Co, 5O2 y. Sixth street, st Louis, No.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-11-11

LAST NIduT-Tho affair last night
deserves a special good notice set
ting forth all Of the interesting par
ticulars in detail, and we regret We
cannot give it. The torch light
procession came off with grand and
imposing effect, and was conducted
with spirit and enthusiasm. After
the procession came the speech OF
the distinguished Missouri Senator,
General Frank p. Blair, which was
attentiyely listened to by an im-
mense concourse of people many
having come BY trains from ali di-
r%ections. The speech will appear
In this paper as soon as the repor-
ter can write up his notes and it
can be put in type.
There was nothing happened to
interrupt the complete carrying out
Of the programme; and the brilliant
success OF the pageant reflects vrc
dit upon them who conceived it and
them who put it through so clever
Iy.-[ Mercury.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-11-11

THE NEw YoKk O5SERvES eaters upon
its Flttieth Year on the ist of %,iunusrv next
lis carver has hreC Ore 1t khe most success,
ful in tina history CT American journalism,
Every iNpsrtmNRt is conducted with ability,
". Foreign Correspondence is u~nrivS,lcd,
and It's Independence in commenting avon
r%o''icSi r%arruptions is IN the highest de-
Errr V~rasc-wurlhy.
Ne notice that it appears in & 'kEN
DKESs, - and also announ, es that the succvSs
If Ii Yrar~bock for 1871 will result in
NoIoms No, : tur 1872, which will To- still
more complete in lis statistical aud other
tables OF affirmation, and ia its general
arrangement
such enterprise deserves success, and We
advise orr readers to send for a specimen
capy " the paper, New Subscribers will
Receive the paper free until January lst.
-
Our brethren Of the Press are not
aware of the immense, the over
~hejmjng odds against which VT
hSve had to contend. A majority
OF five 20 one in fvor Of Radicalism
IN the county, an ignorant, stupid
minority, manipulated without in
tcrmissi5n for the past year, by 4
few mcn who have but one idea, an
inordiuatc thirst for office, who
have exclusively devoted all their,
time a0d energy tor this purpose,
sud while we cannot endorse the
means by which they have attained
their ends, We sincerely hope they
will m%kc good officers. The Bea-
con viii be cyor v!Silant in watch
iHg ana exporting the misdoings Of
these public servants; it viii do
this fcarlcSSly and not wrongfullv.
We wonId not exchange our posi-.
ton for all the emolumonts of all ,
the offices, flied by creeping through
slime and passing under the yoke ;
of Assessment. We shall not plav |
tho sycophant to the powers that I
be, nor do them injustice if We can
avoid it. We will Try To tell the
truth and STICK 10 il, ,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-11-11
LUMBER! LUMBER,
Shingles! Shingles!
For Sale at the Macon Depot.

AN now prepared to furnish Lumbar
ana Shingles by the carload. AZ t%a
onShsSS nSt l . and will keep a good supply
on fe'nI Tor dREENBACkS or will az.
trI basSI io % Corn or Bacon, and am prepared
mAyzO-Om D. q. FARMER.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-11-11

Miss Alice Davis, the beautiful
and highly intelligent daughter Of
our old friend John B. Davis, Of
Kosciusko, read an essay before
the last fair of Attala county, on
the ~su9iiesetteat crc1Cporsnce, which
rsa"fbe heart, 1t Wit upon her head
"reditsble perf' as really a most
Star. ) oN"1" =
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-11-11

Noxubee County.
Chancery Court, at Rules Fr;a.-
9Th, Isl. ~ c9
Adams, Sprstt Il Co., ct al
[i0Sl vs..
Jnmes II Anderson.
appearing to the Clerk MA
1 Rules upon affidavit fled tG., HSSc
dSnt, James II. Anderson is M, " "yl "
this State but resides in Sb.n", V'Ot
State Of Tennessee, post.otfrs 'o'r
and Germantown, 30 that tbe o,1 AsaF
cess of this court cannot be ,.r,.1
him, &. served
1t is therefore ordered tina, r,a,,.
be made in the Macon Beornn rupNF
per published in the town Of W,. ~ 't"l
comfy, for four Consecutive wsn' 10 q
ing said defendant to be and or, os
next term of this court TO no Xxi y
court. house in the town Of Msco"" ~
Sd. MONDAY mJANUARY, T w
and plead, answer or demur TO co,,.
ants bill, or the allegations tbc,o ega |,
taken for confessed. '~
II is further ordered TINT the c,..l
NIT to the said James II. Andersen DNl
of this order by mail directed to ga 'o'
and Germantown, Tennessee, wi,Li,
~ days from thi, date. W.
Done at Rules this 9th dsy Of o.,a.
4. d., 1871. GEO. S. SNITTInT
Oct2S-jt ~
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Attachment Notice.

The StSte Of Mississippi,
NoNubce Gpuuty.
In the Justices Court, Beat No. 1 Of said
county
W. w, Coleman Attachment and gar
vs.. nishmcnt for
T, W. Richards, $50 c..
"HEREAS. a writ Of attachment and
w gsrnishmeut wSs issued IN the above
case, against the estate Of l.. b. Richards,
Ssrnishee, for the sum Of $50 sc, rcturua,
bio to the Justices Court Beat no. 4, Of
said county, on the second Saturday Of De-
cember, A. d., 1871,
Notice is h5reby given. that unless the
defendant shall sppear nj the said time at
aushulayilie in said Beat and answer the
complaint Of SAID plsint II, judgment will
be rendered SgSilst him and the effects in
the gsrnishee's hands will be disposed Of
towards the satisfaction of said plaintiff
debt, interest aud all costs.
In testimony whereof, | have hereunto
'ct lpy hand Srd seal this fourth dny Of No.
'ember, A. d., 1871.
WM. II. PUCkETT.
NoNll Justice of the Pcarp.
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"A Desirable Plantation for
Sale.
hnoUn as the VIM. BROOKS Place.

WIS IS considered MS good a corn and
a cotton farm as is in east Mississippi
situated SIX miles north Of Macon, and five
miles east Of Brooksville, the nearest Sta
ton on NJ 80 Railroad. There are 800
acros IN tho tract, six hundred acres cleared
equa! portions Of good post-oak and rich
prairie bottoms, the rest good timber. Thi,
place has three good c%isterns, four large
pools and a ncver-failing a%rtesIan we'll
There is a large field of timothy and clover
suniclent for u large stock, besides a cane.
break for winter grazing. 1t is the centra
OF The best ncighborhood in the south,
Convenient to churches, schools and rail.
road. No healthier place in tho state. I'M
proyemonts arc valuable, a good dwelling
good quarters, Clubhouse, cribs &C. re
st0ck and Implements with which the farm
Is oeln,g run, will be sold with or without
the place. Price reasonable and tsrms
easy. Address AS
+. R. STOCKWELL, Macon. M;,,
y; M SPENCER, Nswton, Mis-.
VIM. FAYEL, St. Louis, Mo.
sePVs-tI
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-11-11

pi virtue Of an order Of the Chanccrv
- Court of NoXubos County, Mississip,
pi, made by the clerk of said court ON tho
18th day of September, A. D., 1871, the IN.
derslgned administrator of the estate ol
John b. hastin, deceased, will on SATUR-
DAY, the 28.h day of October next, At
eleven o'clock, A. NJ, on the premises, OK.
pose for sale at public auction, to the high.
est bidder, for cash, all the personal prom.
erty of decedent, consisting Of horses, mules,
wagons, oxen, cows, calves, 400 or 500 bush.
els Corn, 4 or 5 stacks Fodder Sc.
W.. N. HAYNES,
SePt-o-" Administrator.
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FO1-Frap Prairie Land
TO LEASE,

Y WILL lease the estate of w. y. Bow.
4 kin, comprising 100 acres cleared. 500
cultivated. ltis as good cotton land rs csn
be found in this section. 1t is subdiyidcd
INTO three places, with plenty Of houses,
two ]ciSIerns and u bored we'll, = splendid
gln-house and screw. Parties wishing to
lease should see this years crop on the
place. Address or apply to
K. b. BUYKIN, Err.
ei-Zm Cooksvillo, Miss.
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The State Of Mississippi,
NoIubee County.
Chsncerl Court, October Term, A. D, 1871
Vim. A. BASE

Simeon Orr, Adm. OF al.
'IHiS day came on 10 10 heard com-
4 plainant's motion for alias publication
10 J, I. Gilmore, a nonresident defendant
to this cause, residing at, and whose post,
office is Mobile, in the State Of Alabama.
so that the ordinary process of this court
cannot bs served upon him,
1t il therefore ordered that publication
be made in the Macon Beacon according to
law, notifying said defendant that unless he
be and sppear before this court, st the
next term thereof, to be held at tho court.
house Of said county, in the town If Macon
on the I'd Monday in January, A D, 1872. to
plead, answer or demur to complainant,
till the several allegations in said bin con-
taiuri will be taken for confessed rs to him.
Witness the Hon, Thos. Christian, chan.
c"llor 4th chanccry district, stale Of Miss
is'ippi GEO. 5. SMITH,
uct2S-5t Clerk.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-11-11

Tie State Of Miaailsippi
Nuxubsa COUNTY
ChancSTy Court, Ociobo, n
1851 Estate job Ii, R,n Tenn Al
Petition reporting E,l.l ,o3 o.,
for sale of land to pay J JsS,'' lsalN
To Gertrude Carr Ana ,ol'
W. Carr and Emma NIL n0'
liens Of BRACES roanir n
an City, State Of TrS"!y' PO'c6s
NOU and each of Won !
l. pear before tho Chap"~sss. ,ilei b,
county, ut the next term ,So,yl IopH
at the court house Of AZ %'J''0t hh,
town Of Macon, on III. 'A'u County \
I'D, MONDAY in JANUApv
to show cause, if any Won caa III
tition Of Hiram j. and .Jobn' y, why'd.
lstrNtor Of Job IL Biuiop olaloa d
of the real estate, mentirn "C's s' IA
in said petition, to pay the dam "'' d'a,
ceased, should not be granted oia.
will be tnkon and held AZ cooS' " ts
creed accordingly. "''''od ~
Witness the Hon. Tbos Ch.
cellor 4th chSnccry district. ,,.,
issippi. GEO ( 'H,y II
oct2S-4t 'AlIH
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NOTICE THIS.


7 WILL offer for sale. on the premises.
4 the l@th lthirtcontlO day of November.
1871, my place Of residence, thrce-fourths
Of n mile Of Haynes steam mill, contain
ing two hundred and thirty eco acres, to-
gcth"r with six head of Mules, one saddle
Horse, sixty or seventy hoad of Hogs.
twenty-five or thirty head of cattle, (miich
cows and hciftrs with calf wagon. gin
stand, five hundred bushels Of corn, fodder
cotton seed, &c, Sc. The place is AS heal
thy rs any in No1ubce county--a good
range for stock, &c.
Persons wishing to purchase y place will
do well to call and examine the premises.
Jas. r. Harrington will take pleasure in
showing the place to any one wishing to
buy. The place can be bought privately
at low rates for the cash.
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
ANNA +. HARRINGTON.
Nov. 4, II.
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boots and
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to the Appeal

T' :" IN 'TI"I
HOLLY SPMNGs, Nov. THE
election passed off quietly, No
debate returns have been received
up to this time, but we are confident
that We will carry Marshall county
by three hundred Democratic ma
jority.
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6uCiNl 10 the Appeal

In the city ofMcridian, at tho two
boxes, were polled 1850. The Av-
erage Radical majority here is about
60, Moseley, for Sheriff, leading it
with a majority of l5l[-M Merida
Mercury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-14
sy Cook Il haugnton. Auctioneers,
Corner OF Governor and franklin streets.
FLEGANT FURNITURE, sTEINWA'

ELEGANT FURNITURE, sTEINWAY
aIaRoa, &C. AT AUCT1 oN.--ta WEDNEs.
pay sh instant - q,cock we VII ss M. At
shall between First and dams streets, all or his
EuEG AMI, + URNIrURN, consisting In rtst OF
One s'einway: & Sons CT octave PIANO, in
Tbs Panor is FINISHED with
& PGlor snit (complete), in W alnut; LE
=. English Brussels Carpet, ,s-,....y'. .ssu
Walnut Lounge, IN Rep --latest styIel;
Rentifal Pier Mirror. With marble slab;
Marble-top Tables, a. 1851 ra-
Grace Chair, Fngt avin9s, &c. ..f-. :,
In tte Chambers will he found H.
Complete suits, walnut oiled, deliberately
c rved; Of elegant finish. and latest styles;
Cottage Suits, -. r.. 5. = .s-
Emperor re ther Beds, Bolsters and Pillows ;
Blanket s, BedspreGds, 81. .s5#-..i. ''
Three Walnut Lounges, IN Reps; 2@
Elerant Man: 81 Clock, 49,,
Velvet md Brussels Carpets, ~.
Uns Walnut Hursery Resstead and Bedding.
- the very handsome Mahogany jenny Lind
Wardrobes. Iron Lounge. aFt1 ''1 ~" -
The hall and stairs are covered with Oilcloth,
ore Oak Hat.rack ard Hall Furniture. 1sie
IN: .dtnirg-room Is c, mpletely furnished en-
= I - Oak Extension Table, iiaia CO.
Walnut Buffet, with m .rble top really beautiful
If. Chairs. ehigerator, f E..
Velvet Carpet, Sc; &. .
together with q large assortment or '
CHINA and Gil S.WARE,
amonget which are complete Dir ner and Tea Gets,
F!egsntTABrr CUTLERY. &c.:
TIE usual variety CT Kitchen UteDeils, embracing
two fist rate Ccoklng-Stoves.
To IF I'd thu public an opportunity 10 examine
ths elegant forr 1sure. The residence win bs open
on TUNrDk Y, nth instant. from uutfl O'Clock,
TO which general attention is particularly caleo.
The whole EN- braces collection OF the very Dest
furnilu g, sId has been but lit le use.
sale positive COOK h LAUGHTON,
. ocIt Ancttoneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-14
AUCrrON sAEES..-Fn.ars Days. 7
m. By ". B. Robins,
Aucsioneer and Resi- Estate Agent,
-FFasii ailf5 Main street. 49, 4 !.

.y,,p1tsTEE,Sg SALE OF A sYERI DE- J,i5
STRABIE, LITTLE FARM. ~ ~ ~ pnm.
FIGHT AND OME-aALF hGhfry2 2, nd FROM
UnTAN COUNTY, FIG hTE NY III ~ t n soRTH
piCHmOND AID ABOUT On r MI ,IrEEaWSNS
FROM TOMaHAWK SrhTtDH, p hi S,p,,a nf n
and nAaYILLE RA1LROAD-Byya st luz ~ n :.
decd OF truet executed TO the sub.sIiys. 10 ia7o
Wilism Heacock bearing dste Msrcn ~ s. ,1.S
dniT recorded in 1owhatan county o1 hensf,ciary
ofi:e, shtli, at The requcss RI Ere DELE mo.
csed TO sell ST public auction In fIent Oh ~ lien
.am tonsa on Bank street, IN me CITY ~ 70,
nrd On MDNDAY, october 90 " talr " ~ py ~
tIe Net fair day ttercafterl 1T ms nou W,t az,
oc,ock M that very deeirsb,e L.laa Inc ninet-
n ted ss cfibed, and III ~
,ant and oue.haf acres. There are WI -; w,,icb
,eo-ed the rernatpder In WOODS. mos' 20 sorsa
- 81 vsiu ahe character. bout tTph " ~ aiing
are sd lptei to the production or nus ''''o"
sa1 DWELLING CT Ave roo1ns 500 sSe
,onaa in vard and several cut bulldlnSsf ",ea
NJ sx,elIcnt water: fOtr-scre orehara VI rnnr
S,,s,s The Mace is feIced. It DlsT oa ayyt;cn
nd "a from huguenot SpTi"g makes r. f. also a
iarIv desirable IS . summer resort. t ~ ~ =.
GOOD stand for email mere sntiie 1n e.ess q
s1ERgs. each ~ to so mncn as III :, ;,,,a fInst
&c m defray the expenses ot execn ~ q March
Id In dischsrge y bond OF ssS', San n;emhar 1871
an At An other OF 5000 due lsGn or, 1872,
md on credit es to 1891 unlll tyst t,a ma m az
and the rem snder t any, on fucm t., rment to
be .: the sale si tn selted Purchaser
he secured By trust deea IL 'e3
to pay taxes for lS'i' ". B. ROBINS, Trustee.
,- II nouIrc Auct1ODeer. A' "c i1-..2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-14

! Auctiopeer and Re,l Estate Asous
Former az Eleventh Ind Bank sIfee'o.

sxrALUABLE BUI1 !; 9 n1goh h GIE,s AM AsD
nyry nHtai issnpiTHnNs. Qua RTEE,ro OF roa
niLE fAsT o. the sIf ,Sa l reauess Of Mr..
william nobioaon as sen At e. a1 1s1 a. % q
he rre,nisss, FRIDAY. October ~. ,sd , ~
O'CLOCK p portion land att,shsSa 20
fam on wt'sh the saa TSTs Nos
MHcfels piSn containing one a Sn The south
BY I'll st stree ard separated from E the stras
SyaunJ1 nj Ihs Sans H.m BIZ osil fLiss su Gou
slso these TWO HA NDt tQuAtazssss AK ss : sSs
t.affs add ion cnr embracing los e. I sss sss
AMI se7: md the o. her embracing Nos aso t.n
and si sch cout lining ball sa s rcss "''a '
fyly eItus ted for suburban re G,ssrouE1
sisn. .THIRTEEE- LOT IN hiiI .,r T,r,Is
PAN. cnrLe,n,r1s In The agg-eE anoun - 70
TFENkGRE3 deailnated By The Mns. TO- fooIn n
10 co. a 20 Oh Sins 1TS'4 resi-
s.ncels to the branch leading from n. .Iips
snring and embracing some very uhS ieaatinn
md 81, art of which there Is e,oa atno.
for an ;re-hou=e. Fer q makes gara IL VI rAA''
Tsrd this land has peculiar advantages. e. ~
INNS: one fourth cash oalance ~ a9 our
eight. and twelve months for nfgollante h Tfs
bearing interest, aesursd BY tS'sia S DR. "'
can he seen at my office W. atO'.,;oneer.
I.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-14
81 Wellington Goddin,
huc,;onesr and Real Fstste Agent,
Corner OF Eierenth and Bank streets.

uIRsT-CLAsS IRON FRONT
E yrgPa AND nWEltING ON ThE
soUTH sInE = MAIN nETwaET THIR,
TENTH AND PEARL sTtEhTS FOR SALE
shall sell at auct'oS, on the prenises, on 1'UFs-
FAY the l7th October, 1871, ut q O'CLOCK 2; n,
FRHNT TEnFMENT, located rs above, Il Q
lower part Of which IS occupied by Msssrs. Mar
Gus + arrls & Brother IS shoe etore. The Ut has
n front or q feet. The tenement was erected
about five years ago. 1t Is not only admirably
we'll built, but the front Is regarded Cd amongst
the handson est in that improving locality. - IS
iha yerv hesrt of The business portion Of the city
TERMS: One-fouith cash; balance at SIX.
interest addc j, escurea by 4 trnst deed. orger
tnrin7 ~ desired, can be given. IS this property
1: admirably vel! located IL should attract the
snFcinI attention Of capitalists and theirs.
oci2 ". GODnIT, Auctioueer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-14
BY Isbell & Son,

Agct,once-s and ReIl Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between haiD and Bank.
TWO-STORY BRICK TENEMENT
L ON THE SOUTHERN COEsER OF
CANAL. AND FIRST STREETS FOR SALE
AT AUCTiDN.-Cn WEDEES LAY the 18th
day Of October, 1911, will be sold upon the
prelnises, st IL O'Clock = NJ, the TWO
sTukY BRICK TIE EMEST located O.;
abovs-stated- containing five rooms, bestd s
Closets; kitchen, gas, md water. The LOT
fronts twon.y-:ouc feet six inches, and runs back
LOO feet
TERMS One-third cash the residue a. SIX ard
twelve pn.Es for negotiable notes. with iI terest
added and secured by q deed OF trust upon said
property. 1SBELl. y SON.
Is AuCtiObeerg,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-14

S1XTY,ONE AND A HALF-ACRE
~ sat, size OF tie Fou--Mlle Creek NJ .nufso-
turing Mill and Pottery, about tan miles from Rlch
monh, for sale. Also, q MILL, half u m lie from
the city, suitable for tan & ctory &C. spice
did water power; half interest or whole will ba
sold che: p. apply TO Z. u. NEWBURN ~
DC 7-eOC4t s.sF- 80 No MIA Mar,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-14
l,.,.ela aa nsspatfh !
.OCTOBER II, to'1
49,, .,,,x or Huntspgsep- S"as""
An. 800 low water sn the On'"

<-,.,>,,,,nnca ~ the XII. DIN ~" .e.1
ootfssp'h1 p~Sr,Sc7os. October :. ISL ST.
.,,..ar ,hare Is a considerae'e Tow" VIZ nv" md
an .h;as nndoubtedts the Chssate;s IN their
0, VIZ; pa;,raad Company have IL ~ CIV.
emo er , ~ make largo nsnutec,u usn,S new
There arc now up"sst,und or near com.
frame buildings compl,e:: 81 ,s 10 of mer.
nIe,ion. into >ome OF wh'eTT hcrc "a one hoe
nphnnd;se have been puI., ,,,,iness. and an
tel onen and doing goou frame h,,iIding-,
~, ot Na large three story traine = smhIs.t
" Iheocsppied by Messrs. "ai' =
ne2r hs nnen;Iebeoring town Of Guyandctts. On
nnrnnnsite bank OF the GuSandot!e RIVER
,, me viyitying influence OF tue fa'l.
r u,'"s "a also looking up. Tneie are DO
i houses for rent, ana the hammer ana 'ro"e'
al Tho. ohio river II lower than It has neen ,
s;nce 1856. The large aud ordinary sizeu
hnat. have been obliged to stop r9nhlL'g'
and even those of the very smallest desc u
t,an make rare, tedious, and tshce' ta, an
Trims. Freights cannot be moved. ahu no
vel is-dope hy hacks along the banks Oh aat
liver, The most expeditions ana cnes lp ~
t ,",,c from here to Richmond is by mack ~, 10
,s",to,,shnru, kentucky, thence across 'no
In'ic' 80 Irontoni and Portsmouth, ONO.
1n ,'t ,bnncc by rail 10 Parkcrsburg, "est
Tiry,nta. The company purpose ureoeihS
out the channel OF the ONO peio" 'n''
city. ,.ho,, nrosnect of
e"ne' N" SPECS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-14
BY W. p. Robins,
Real Estate Agent and Aucaoneer'
1II5 Main street.

pEAUr1EuLa BTILp1 n T h1Ts s' GEN:
D TRALLY ;,oocAAiGstDs S az Ans EIGHTE
sT Ell Tf FuRskLE AT PUBLIC hucTl nS1;
BY Of the oT1sr win 0s fsS q pDGA
auctinn' on 1stn, Mt O'Clock r. NJ, those t"
~ IN beafSi EUII DING LOTS r natea ,s ss
e eos s S asp SasP
souin inc ra mt few vacant lots SO veil locat.
as hsy do O. sGa Uae 10
business 70 this sain ought to attract he u :
Lu9iS 1T once or Capitalists and those d-stTing 10
Construct modern residences OK s above
related. W r RORINS .-,
IEKhs a. Auc toretr.