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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-29
Ry g. Y. Davis,
BY S. n. Davis,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
office corner Eleventh aud Main streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF DESIRA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE, ON ST. JOHN
STREET NEAR COUTTS STREET, At AUG
TION.-In execution of 4 decree Of the Chancery
Court Of the city Of Richmond entered November
81, l.72 in the suit of Crtmp Us. Crump. &C., !
shall rs special commissioner therein named, pro-
coed to sell mt auction. upon the premises on LES-
DAY the sd day OF December. ut O'Clock L. M:, II
fair If not. then upon the first tar day tnere;tief
at the same hour. two valuable LOTS with FRAME
TENEMENIS thereon.
TERMS: One-third cash: balance at SIX and twelve
months for negotiable notes with interest added,
title retained by the court until all the payments are
made j. PRESTON COOKE,
no a7-gt* Special Commissioner.
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BY Grunhs g Williams,
Real Estate Agents AND Auct1oueers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE VAL.
" UABLE FARM KNOWN AS EDGE
HILL" ABOUT TWO MILES NORTH OF
RICHMOND, ON THE CHESAPEAKE AND
OHIO RAILROAD, NEAR MECHANICSVlLLE
TURNPIKE, AT AUCTION In execution OF
u decree of the Chauccry Court Of Richmond en-
tered November 10. 1872. In the case of Sizes Is.
SiZer and ais, | will sell at suction, upon the
premises, on WEDNESDAY. ith December, at {
O'Clock =. NJ. the weli-knnwn FARM above referred
to. il adjolrs Messrs. Edmond s. Davenport
strawberry Ililll, James H. Garter, .. G. Cosby,
and others. II contains iG3 acres on both sides
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. THERE'S upon
II = dwelling, brick aud framed, with four looms,
and several out-buildings. The situation Is alnongt
the most desirable In the vicinity of the city aud
with some care and attention this may be made
very valuable farin. twill be sold rs 4 whole or
subdirided.
TERMS: Very liberal--.o-wit, Cash only for costa
of suit and expenses sale; balances 81 three six,
twelve, and eighteen months for negoIiahe rotes
with interest added and title retained by The court
until the notes are paid.
JOSEPH LANE. STERN, Commissioner.
GRUBDs d WILLIAMS, Anctioneers. no?s
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Ry w. r. Robins,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer.
Office on Bank street, corner by the custom-house


Office on Bank street, corner by the custom-hollse
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE LARGE
i BRICK DWELLING AND PREMISES AT
THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF MAIN AND
FIRST STREETS AT ATCTION.-By virtue of Il
decd of trust TO me rs trustee dated April o. 1870.
and recorded in Richmond Chancery Court office In
Dccd-book 90. Is, page 5iS tbeins thereto reIulred
will sell at auction. upon The premises on ATUR-
DAY, goth November, at % O'Clock Z: NJ, the pro-
perry above referred 10. The dwelling has - rooms
with all the modern conyenicnces, anu there Is also
n large brick Kitchen The situation Of the property
/, very desirable. The lot Is 81 by $50 feet more OF
less.
TERMS: Cash for expenses Of sale and to pay of
n debt for about So 900: the balance upon terms 10 be
prescribed by the grantor or his assigns. In the
event of their failure to give any direction, then
mon terms TO he announced by inc ut the time ol
sale. W. -. kOBlNS, IruStcc
w n roprSS AuctOncar, no 20
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BY j. l.. Apperson,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctlonecr,
cory or Eleventh and Main streets.

% LOTS, ON RICHMOND, FREDE-
% RIukSBURG AND POTOMAC RAIL,
ROAD, FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-Nu VI DC SOLO
without res erve, at my office, corner Of Eleventh
and .uain streets, on WEDNESDAY the 27th OF
Novenber 1872 at the hour Of Y o rnti,; M :;
fert esch on Spring street. which leads from said
raIlroa TO the sulphur spring, running back us
feet and ure few hundred feet from Jennings NE,
willie a ungary stationl. FARE: To ana from flch-
mon,l ooic and half cents per mile.
TERMS: At sale, and very liberal.
4 map of the lots may be seen M my once e
POSTPONED
~ No o. o. j. L. APPERSON, Auctioneer.
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DUBLIC SALE OF TWO THOUSAND
4 ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND, LYING ON
ROANOKE RIVER, IN MECKLENBURG COCN-
TY, VA.-By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court
of Meckenburg county rendered on the 25th Octp-
Der, lS7a, in the suit OF kawlins &C., rS. kawlins's
executor, &C, will offer for sale upon the prGslI-
scs. public auction, To the highest BIDDER, on the
18th day OF December. 1872, the lands Of which Il. A.
Rawlins Died seized, lying on Roanoke river, con-
tanning IN the aggregate about TWO THOUSAND
ACRES. They wil! be sold IN tracts or parcels as
hereinafter described namely:
BERRY hill. containing SEVEN HUNDRED
AND EIGHTY-SINE ACRES: has u large and
conmodiOus dwelling and al, necessary out build
ings: tine orchard of apples. peaches, and pears.
PLEASANT GROVE, containing FIVE HUN
DRIED AND ElGHTY-TWO ACR rs about $50 OF
which Is very valuable low-groUud5; the highland
we'll set in clover. and sufficient number of buld-
ings in good repair.
VALLEY GARDEN contains FIVE HUNDRED
AND TWENTY ACRES, of which about lis Is val
uable low-grounds the highland Is in fine condi-
tion buildings good.
These lands have been rentsdfor the ensuing year,
but the purchaser will be entitled to the rents.
TERMS OF SALE: One-thrd of the purchase mo-
ney TO be paid the day Of s1le, and the residue in
two equal annual tnstilments, for which the pur-
chaser will be required to execute bonds carrying
Interest from day of sale; the title TO be retained
until the whole Of the purchase money Is paid.
G.. y. TARRY, Commissioner.
NoTE.-I am authorized by the decree To sell any
or all of the aforementioned property privately.
no .. FSWtw
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BY Thomas W. Reese, Auctioneer,
No. 13I7 Main street.

A ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF HOUSE,
n HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE Al
AUCTION.-I will sell on FRIDAY, A9rcm6ei
9o,I,> at II O'Clock OH Vcnnble between Twenty
second and TwcIity-hrd streets, at Mrs Catharllie
browns. deceased, all Of her HOUSEHOLD allc
KITCHEN FURNITURE, consisting II part o.
Mahogany Parior Suit IN hair-clntn, Mahogany
Chamber Snits, Tables, Chairs. Mirrors, Mattress
Window-Shadcs, Carpets, OIL Cloth. Mahogany EX
CHARLES HOWARD,
Sheriff and Administrator.
Sale conducted by THOMAS ". KEESEE. no 26
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BY Thomas ". Keesee, Auctioneer,
No. 13l7 Main street.

THE UNDERSIGNED COMMITTEE
i will sell at public auction on SATURDAY. No
vember 3Oth, 1872 at II o'clock a. NJ in front OF the
Billiard Hotel stable, in this city the following pro-
perty-riz.,
HORSES,
HACKS,
2SETS OF HARNESS,
HORSE COVERS, and
CARRIAGE BLANKET.
Attention of the public Is particularly called to
this sale. One of the carriages Is Just from the work
mans hands. and Is now considered as good rs any
new one; the other Is being used Ut this time at the
hotel and In very good condition. The harness be-
longing 10 the above Is also In good condition, and
ready for uSe The horses are wcll-natched, gentle,
In very good condition, and may he worked any
where.
TERMS: Made known at the sale.
!. K. DARLINGTON, Committee.
T. W KEESEE. auctionccr. no &c
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The St. Louis Globe says: Remember the
poor, and when you have your coal thrown
into the cellar leave 4 few nubbins on the
sidewalk for the CATERERS. Conscience will
reward you for the act, and the gatherer will
drink to your health when he trades oil his
load for glass Of beer"
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PROPERTY FOR SALE

VALUABLE PRUPERT1 FVh c1hHI
v AT SOUTH BoSTON.-We will offer FOR sale ls:
ut public auction on TUESDAY. NEXT the "a day
of December available TOBACCO WAhEihICS O;nE
l. q thriving village in Halifax county: immediately
on the Richmond and Danvile rai!roao, IN tne
centre of the great tobacco-growlng region U!
Soutnside Virginia. and is becoming IN irpoTtant
upland market Persons desiring to engage so ,n i
resst,nent woud do well to attend; which they can
do by leaving Richmond the 5 A. NJ. mail train
On M sn Sa. JIs "a ''''' DUPUY & MCKINNEY.
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By William X. Polk & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctIouecrs,
Nc. lll9 Main street, corner Of Twelfth street.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
IN HAkFIE.-We will sell on MONDAY
the second day Of 1cc,nler next. att p. NJ. at pub
lie auction. on the premises, the LOT OF ONE
AND THREE-QUARTER ACRES, with large
building thereon now used rs public school house.
The building Is :! by 10 feet two stories high con-
taIuing seven rooms on the lower floor, only one
room above. II Is substantial and in good orcr, and
Gun readily be divided into five teneuients.
The lot has front of l2o feet Oh Amelia street,
and runs back C!5 feet On one side.
TERMS: Onc-third cash; balsnce at 8 and u
months, properly secured.
WILLIAM r. POLK & CO.,
pOls AuctioHeers.
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ycookA raugnson Aiesso seer,
corfrr tsoyeSncr ana Frantltn streets.

e corsx taoyeSnor 40 franklin streets. ~
x1-svNNRAI ssoRTMENT OF HOUSE
-T@runs,m FTyT,NrTTTRE &C.. ar AUCTION.
THIS DAY at 10 o'clock We win sel &C our arctacI-
Hm9eaMHssgANY BUREAUS and wtsHsTANDs,
WAIEUTSOFA and PARLOR CHAIRS
MARBLE-TOP TABLES, .E t-t-a,
LOUNGES, WALNUT CANE CaAiRs,
AIM OFFICE CHAIRS and TABLES,
FEATHER BEDS, MATTRESSES,
WALNUT EXTENSION TABLES,
NEW GARPETIEG. -
KITCHEN FURNITURE,
COOKING md HEATING STOVEs.
MAHOGANY and WALNUT S1DEBoAhDS,n mar
Ten barrels cHEsTNUTs,
COOK & LAUGHTON,
100 $50 1888 Auctioneers.
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CONTEMPORARIES.

rNO HOTELS, BOARDING-HOUSES, and
i Private FainilleS.-htmOrc's Mince Meat, the
best in the world. AS agent for the manufacturers,
and ut his prices, offer 10 900 pounds Mincc Meat.
nut up In barrels, ha!f-barrcls tubs, buckets, and
Jars ready for use. Rich and JUICY. Call early.
LOUIS j. BOSSIEUX,
oc 20 Agent for Manufacturers.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctionee rs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh str, yet between Main and Bank.

VALUABLE sTEAM.ENGINE, MA.
Y CHINERY, &C., &C., AT AUCTION-By re-
quest Of the proprietors of the hark-mll! at the
corner of Arch and Ninth streets we Will sell III
auction, upon Il ie premises named, on FRIDAY,
oath day of Move nher, commencing ut II o'clock A.
ST., the entire MACHINERY and FIXTURES
therein, consisting In part of m-Engine, 1prsy
Cylinders Bos sing Machine, Bark Mills Bolt
ing Machine, / pair Burr-Stones lcompetel
IS Leach Tubs. FIayin Tubs, Contents Of Black.
smith Shop &c PIPER Pipe. Iron 400 Bags large lo
OF Lumber, loo 90 old Bricks, once FURNITURE, FIRE
nroof kaIp Copy-Press, Desks, &C, &c.
The attention of those interested In the bark
business mercl lants and others, is specially Invited
TO this sale.
TERMS: At fale. GRUBBS g. WILLIAMS,
no 15-l5, l6,19, 81, 23Std AuctloneeEs.
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By W. GOddin.
by w. Goddln,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
/ REAL ESTATE. ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
BROAD STREET AND WEST SIDE OF WALL
STREET. NEAR CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAILROAD DEPOT-By virtue of deed of trust
executed To the subscriber the 10th OF May, sIl
duly recorded in Richmond Chanccry Court on the
18th of May. 1871, SHALL In execution thereof pro-
coed IL sell ut auction, tn" premises. on MON
DAY the I'd of December 1872. at o'clock L. ~.
that valuable LOT fronting &c feet on the south side
Of Broad street. running back on the west Inc OIL
Wall street SIS feet inches.
Also. all the right title, and Interest of the grantc
In LOTS Nos. Is and 40 in Mayo's addition.
TERMS: Enough In cash TO dGfray the expenses OF
sale and 10 discharge bond Of S4l6.50 with Interest
from tic 10th oil May, 1871: and 10 the residue, on
reasonable terms, 20 bc announced ht the hour OF
sae. JAMES L1OSs,
no 20-eodtds Trustee.
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JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATaE:n
81 COMPANY: Ssa sssssssa.

FOR NEW YORK. PHtLADELPHIA.E BAL
ThIORE, NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH,
AND ALL Observation-Disclosures
On THE JAMES RIVER,
The fast and elegant United States mail steamer
JOHN SYLVESTER, Captain z. &. CLIFFORD,
leaves company's wharf at Rockets, for the Above
named places on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and
FRIDAYS al % A.. NJ, and returns on Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday afternoons az O'Clock.
Passengers connect at Norfolk with the old Bay
Line steamers for Baltimore, Philadelphia, aad
New York. ~ -
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg on arrival
Of steamer.
Fare to New York ........... 80 "a
Fare TO Philadelphia. ...................... 0 so
Sarc 10 ba.uulore. ",'',.,.......... o.
Fare to Norfolk Observation-Disclosures. 30
Tickets On sale al CARRIER & CO.'S EXPRESS,
and luggage checked through.
Freight received TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS,
and SATURDAYS for Norfolk, Portsmouth. B0s-
ton: Baltimore, and principal landings Chcsa-
peakc bay. and all regular landings on James river,
at REASONABLE RATES.
Freight received from A. NJ. till 6P. NJ.
Freight for way-laudngs must be prepaid.
L. h. TATUM, General Agent
Office, Company's wharf.
Branch Office. corner Main and Ninth streets r.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

TOR SALE, THE WALNUT DESKS
II recently In In the hall Of the House of Dele
gates.
These desks are peculiarly fitted for the use Of
military companies lodges, warehouses, coal Offices
.Sc and are sold ut the low price Of 81 each. Iu-
quIre at the Office of the Superintendent of Public
Buildings, ut the State Capitol no 9g-eod2w
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OFFICE OF PowHATAN STEAMBOAT CoMPANY,l
September sist, ls7.. (
TONsIGNEES OF FREIGHTe45-Eu.
" by this line are hereby notified that sSsr.ss..S-.
steamers, unless moved within twelve hours after
arrival, Will I've stored at their risk aud expense.
Steamers nrrive MONDAYS, THURSDAYS. and
SATURDAYS ut O'Clock A. N.
sea WILLIAM y. BRETT. Agent.
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RICHMOND, VA, November 20, 1872.
THE SHIP.YARD WORKS AND MA
l. CHINERY OF THE VIRGINIA STEAM
SHIP AND PACKET COMPANY, AT ROCK
ErTS, ARE FOR SALE. They ure complete for
all the purposes OF Iron ship-building. The econn-
my and abundance OF iron, coal, and labor here
this business.
II not sold as whole within three weeks the MA
CHISERY, TOOLS, &C., win be sold separately on
application. Apply to
no .i-5w ID. ]. BURR, President.
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EoR NoRFSIK, WILLIAgs-s1sa

LtGR NORFOLK, tY1ILlAMS-SS.En,
Il BURG. AND EEGULAR LAND a2sssss
INfS ON JAMES RfY EsK.-Tne fast and colap,o-
diors steamer p LISA Il. Captain GHaRLss MEL
SON. having beer thoroughly overhau!ed, win re
sumo her trips OCTOBER I4TH. leaving Richmond
for the above points every TUESDAY, THIKS-
DAY. and SATURDAY Ill oil a. NJ.
Passengers for Williamsburg lind at Kings Nh,
wharf, $50. E. Il. s5 s''
Freight received daily Sundays execpted,.
Freight for war-laudings must be prepaid. Through
freight forwarded with dispatch. Train leaves CT,
Point for Petersburg on arrival Of steamer.
ocl2 u. III. ROGERS kya,t
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IS. The premises above referred to, 2CI by lSO
feet with the various buildings thereon and with
without the mgne, &C., are for rent. 800
no more favorable opening for planlng-mlll,
box factory, lumbcryard. or general manufacturing
p, M "a ~ GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
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E.0R NEW Y0sK The Old @TYs
Il D0fnfnfcr Bteainsfiip Ccmraf3yss cfe4
gabt sfde.wheel steaInsls,g EIAGAR IRA. Captain
REED, Will satf FRIDAY, November 10Th, az /
Through bills Of fadiu8 signed, and goods for.
wareed With Dispatch 70 III Dofass north sgnt, east
and west. Close connections Eiadc HitIl Cunnrd
Line Tor forcigf ports. Passenger accommodation
unsurpassed Fare, S11; storage, &C.: round-trip
stexet5, $40. FOEfrctght on passagc, nppfy 90
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ROCKS, STATIONERY. &c.

TINGLISH REPORTS, two volumes !;
II American Reports. five volumes; Matthew's
Executors Guide; Wisram and O'Hara on wills
Foy's Digest Of Partnership; all the new law and
miscellaneous hooks, at 1915 Main street.
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH will pay SIS for Call,
volumes 4, 5, 9: SIS for robinson, volumes l, :; S?O
far Eolinson'S Practice, voumcI; IS for Mat
thcws,s Digest. volume ,: IS for fuckers Common
t.rics volume l. 1896 or 1915; Sls for Lomaxs Exc
cutors volumes l. .. 1857 $50 for Patton Heath,
volumes !. .. All kinds of books bought no 20-d&w
w II. KEININGHAM,
w. BLANK-BOOK AND
PAPER-B0X MANUFACTURER,
No l SOUTH TWELFTH STREET,
CORNER OF MAIN.
DQOK-BIND1NG, -
PAPE1. RULING.
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IS sS83aES ii IA 4: q 1 4 Is -
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These steamships are the LARGEST ~ THE TRADE
Cabin passage. ana Soo' currency
Storage SIS, currency
Prepaid stecragc tickets from Liverpool. Queens
town, Londonderry, Glasgow, or London, .5e cur
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Amusing, is it not: We do some good,
nevertheless. Yours, 49,"
Nearly all the recipients of Mr.. Chapman's
(avorS assure him that he has done them
good by his kindness. Weshould take plea
sure in printing some other most spicy ac-
acknowledgements received by him were it not
that our space is too limited. Mr. Chapman Is
engaged In noble work, and we sympathize
with the sentiment expressed by grateful
person to the effect that 1t Is his earnest wish
that Mr.. Chapman may succeed in the grain
business.
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NATIONAL LINE OF Ga
IN STEAMSHIPS. ESsssi-SsSs,

WEEKLY TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER
POOL-FORTNIGHTLY TO AND FROM
LONDON DIRECT.
From Piers Nos. Al and IL North river.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-06-27
All for Love.

An English girl came across the At
lantie, the other day, to marry an Amer
lean whom she had never seen, and only
knew by correspondence. The wedding
has taken place, and the parties are said
to be supremely happy. A Californian
has lately undertaken a somewhat similar
proceeding. The difference consisted in
the fact, that, by an unluc1y mistake, he
was Joined by two blushing brides instead
of one. As the occurrence befelI in Sac
ramento, and not Salt Lake CITY. the
conjunction was awkward, but at last ac-
counts was to be settled by the ladies
drawing lots for the prize, while a sue
cessful miner from Marysville stood ready
to espouse the fair one who should draw
the blank. This is thus likely to be
more prosperous than it threatened to be,
since breach of promise is severely han
died ON the Pacific; but the moral is no
less clear that whoever would have two
strings to his bow, should take care not
to bring them into collision.
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4 sonora story.

The following rich story IS related by
Sonora paper, mt the expense Of a
queer genius who vibrated between that
town and Oregon, as advance agent of
Il concert troupe, and who, though pretty
clever in selling the curiously inclined,
does not always come off first best
Frank Ball, travelling in a vehicle
bearing Il strong resemblance TO ped
dler's cart. Old lady rushes out from a
house by the roadside The following
colloquy ensues
Old Lady-Say, what have you got to
sell
Ball am travelling agent, madam,
for the greatest menagerie Of ancient or
modern times, which is shortly to be ex-
hibited IN this section, atfording to the
inhabitants thereof an opportunity of
viewing the most stupendous collection
of animals ever before exhibited.
Old Lady-You don't say. Have you
any elephants?
Ball-We have, madam, six elephants;
but these constitute a comparatively I'M
important part Of the show We have
living specimens Of bipeds and quadru-
peds, who roamed over the earth, not
only in the antediluvian, but also in the
pfocene and postmiocene periods, en-
bracing the megatherium, with six legs
and two tails the ichthyosaurus, with
four eyes and three tails; the gyasticus,
with no eyes, two noses and four tails
the plessosarus, resembling Satan in
shape, which spits fire and breathes sui
phur, and many other species, too hume
rous to mention. We also have a pious
lawyer.
Old Lady-Well, | declare.
Ball-But, madam, the greatest curl
osity by far of our exhibition is learned
and classical educeted monkey, who was
brought up a Mahommedan priest in the
mysterious regions of the Great Desert
of Sahara. This monkey talks with
great tuency all the modern languages,
beside Latin, Greek and Hebrew. He
can repeat the ten commandments, the
emancipation proclamation, President
Llncoln's last message, and performs the
most intricate examples in mathematics
with rapidity, ease and accuracy. While
being exhibited in Washington he actu-
ally repeated a long speech of the Pres
ldent This monkey corresponds
Beautiful young lady suddenly sticks
her head from the window and calls out
Mother mother! ask him why they
let the monkey travel 80 far ahead of the
other animals p
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Notice.
9. Kortrecht and Jas NJ. MeGchee. Adm D,
Of II. G. Chamber, deceased, ". An
Stewart.-No.

In the Supreme Court OF the State Of AIi.sis.
sippi-Oetober Term, A . u. 1871 Janua.
ry 9th, 1872.
INhls day came on TO be heard the motion
\ OF defendant In error for an order ~ tliI,-
Iicailon a. 10 Mary Chambers minor child I'D
II. .. Chambers. deceased, aud IL nppe,riug
70 ne satisfaction Of the Court thai fbo.aaI ID
~. chambers, who was plaintia in error in
ms SUIT has departed this life since tbe sue-
: ing out OF the appeal herein: ANA II further
appearing that-the said Mary Chamber +. i,
necessary party hereto, and ia nppenriug A.,
me Court from affidavit on file that the - id
nary chambers IL "A minor without guardian
anu thht she u nonresident Of tie gtnte IN
mississippi, and resides aud has her po.t
I once ~ Memphis, Tennessee; ID Is theraf,rc
ofdsred that the said Mary Chamber do Lo
ana appear before our Supreme Cont ~ tlo
next term thereof, TO bee held az Jack .ou IN,
ne third Monday Of April, A. b. 1871 ana
snow cause, II any she can. why tbi- 40
should not be revived in her name AZ. 80 /. =
the heirs at law Of said H. G. Chamber dc-
ceased, and be proceeded In 10 final iutIs,,,e,,t
~ - therefore ordered thar a COW nr MA.
order be published in Tue CLARtoNa ne,ti-
paper published in the city Of jackson. a,,ec
E,eeks Tor Tour consecutive, weeks and that tbe
cierk OF this Court do transmit nv Inafi
copy oi inns order directed 10 the said Nh.
Shanoersi at Memphis Tennessee
a true copy from the minutes
iar1s.a. LANES n. MCKEE, Clerk,
'0"N by Il. A. McWILLIE. D. q.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-06-27
III. MUSGROVE,
Auditor Public Accounts
FRoM GEO. H. HAzLEHURsT. ESQ.

Geo. IL. Hazlehurst ESQ Formerly Chief
Engineer Of the \. o. J. * c. y. K. r., and
now President and Chief Engineer of a Rail-
road in Georgia, thus acknowledges the re-
ceipt of copy of the Map:
en- IN receipt of your very handsome
Map Of Mississippi, and thank you most kind
ly for the gift, and remembrance. 1t Is not
extravagant in me to saw. that the execution
Of the Map Is certainly superior TO that Of any
other Map that / have ever seen. You have
made good jobo it; creditable 10 yourself
your engrayer and all Concerned. May its
success judged peeuniariIg as well as other
wise, be equal to its merits. Tie small figures
marking the sections, in addition to their
utility, shade and relieve the face of the Map
giving a most finished appearance to the
Eho.e The Legislature should show an ap-
praclatlve value s. the work by appropriate
resolutions.