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ie22 fv16 % sheriff of the E Parish Of orleans
NJ. M. 3. sehiIIer Vi. =. Rllmeyer.

Mrs. VI. E. Schiller VS.. +. RGtmeyer.
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- OF Orleans No. 3s9l.-By virtue Of a wit Of
heri facas to ne directed by the honorable the
Sixth District Court for the parish Of Orleans,
in the above entitled cause, / will proceed 70
sell at public auction at my warehouse, No. a
st. Ann street between Royal and Bourbon streets,
In the Second District Of this city, on MONDAY,
July p. 1872 at i've O'Clock P. 4
THE BALANCE CNSOLD OF FURNITURE and
movable effects taken from the premises OF defend
dant situated at the corner Of CaEOudelet and 5O-
sephine streets, as per inventory which may be
seen in my Office.
Seized IN the above suit.
Terms-TLis Icing the second and last auct iOn.
the said property win be definitely adjuGicated TO
the highest and last bidder, for what It viii bring
at twelve months credit the purchasers furnishing
bonds with good and solvent securities bearing I've
per cent interest per aunum from date until final
payment. said purchasers viii have to deduct and
pay in cash their proportion IN the printing. sLers
fees, clerks fees, keeping, storage. etc. which
amount altogether TO the sum Of one hundred and
siLtv-hye dollars, OF tLereabOuts.
c. s. SACVIEET.
jTl9 p Sheriff Of the Parish o. Orleans.
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jy9l8 &c Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans,
DIR. n, st. Clair Ferris vs.. James NJ
M-hita Cantain Of Steamer Katie and Owner.

DIR, n. 81. Clair Ferris VS. JAMES NJ,
White, Captain OF Steamer Katie and Owner.
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Orleans No. 3395.-By virtue Of a writ Of
feri facas 10 me directed by the honorable the
Sixth District Court for the parish OF, Orleans, in
the above entitled cause, Twin proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants aud Auetioneers'
CustomEouse streets, in the Second District OF
this city, on SATURDAY, August 10, 1872 at twelve
wit
THE STEAMBOAT KATIE, together with all her
furniture, tackle, apparel machinery, etc, as she
now lies in the river Mississippi, right bank, op
pOsite this city.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
c. S. SAUyINET
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ylsasao sheriff of the he Parish G Of Orleans
Edward q earny Vi. Janles oscar Nixon.

Edward Kearny VS.. James Oscar Nixon.
TiFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
II Of Orleans, No. 3654.-By virtue Of writ Of
stizure and sale TO me d directed by the ho1orao4e
the Fifth District Court for the parish Of Orleans,
in the above entitled cause, viii proceed to sell
at public auction, at the Merchants and Auc-
tioneers' Exchange, Royal street, between Canal
and CustOmhouse streets, in the Second District of
this city, on SATURDAY, August H. 1872, at twelve
wit =
A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND with all the
improvements thereon, rights ways, privileges and
appurtenauees thereunto belonging or in anywise.
appertanng situated in the Second District Of this
city, and bounded by Canal, CustOmhOuse, Olympia
and Murat streets, and having a front of three
hundred feet OF eacl of said streets.
Being the same property acquired by James Os-
car Nixon, defendant herein, by purchase from Al
fred Kearny as psract passed before " H. PeteTs,
late-a notary public in this city, on the twenty
sixth day of May 1866.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
C. S SAUvINET,
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SHFRIFPiS SALES.
c. Joseph Gourrus. Us, c. T. howar

c. Joseph Gourgues VS.. C. T. Howard
ct ais.
EIFTB DISTRICT COURT. FOR THE PARISH
EN Of Orleans No 2356.-By virtue a writ OF teri
facias for costs against plaintiff to directed by
ofOrleans in the above entitled cause, viii pro.
coed to sell at public auction at tie Merchants
and Auctioneersi Exchange, Royal street. between
Canal and CustomhOuse Streets in the Second Dis
trict Of this city, on WEDNESDAY, July 81 1871,
at twelve o'clock NJ. the following described prop
erty, 70 wit
defendant in and to the judgment rendered by the
honorable the Fifth District Court for the parish
Of orleans ID the suit entitled Charles Joseph
Gourgues VS.. Charles T. Howard ct ais, No. 1856 Of
the docket Of said court.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
C. s. SAUVINET,
- ~. 80 ,rqG
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c. s. sAUvIEET;
3 iyl9 1881 Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
Louis Grifa VS.. Louis Born and GeOrgl
KDebpl

Louis Gr1ita vs.. LOUIS Born ana george
K0ebel
VNH1RD JUSTICE COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
IL Orleans, No. 6065.-BY virtue Of Of an alias
writ of der facias TO me directed by the honorable
the Third Justice Court the parish Of Orleans,
in the above entitled cause VIII proceed to sell at
public auction, on the premises hereinafter deslg-
mated on TUESDAY, July 80, 1872, at five O'clock p
NJ the following described property, to wit
ABOUT ONE HUNDRED CORDS OF WOOD, more
or less near the corner Of Claiborne and Port
streets on Port street. in the Third District OF this
city.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
C.S. sAUyIEET,
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Witherby, Rugg 9 kiehardsOn VS. E. VA

WIIHCIUys NAuNE a AALCiItIWsVH vs. L M
Ivens x Co.
GIXTH1 DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Orleans, No. 3036.-Bv virtue Of a writ Of
feri faeias to me directed BY the honorable the
Sixth District Court for the parish Of Orleans, in
the above entitled cause, win proceed to sell at
public auction on the premises Hereinafter .desig.
mated on TUESDAY, July 80, 1872, at halfpast
ten o'clock a. NJ, the following described prop
THE MACHINERY AND MOvABLBs in the Of
fee and salesroom No IL Union street in tile First
District OF this city, as per inventory, which may
be seen in my Office.
Seized iP the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot
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state of Louisiana We. nctnre Anfnnr-

y Is au sheriff Of The = Pa y SbA 6f dEsd5.
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John Han vs.. z. <; BarbOt and Thomas

y12 2s au1a Sheriff of the he Parish ?; S ofoiisans
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Tvs rs aus Sheriff of the Parish Pa Of Orleans
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Miss Emile de La, Ferriere VS.. william

je21 iy62 81 Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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| home market for supplies, fruit. and vegeta.
| sfcs, land Cwiiers have, n sreciai interest IN
the location here of afi .s.4siiten Fhetnry.''
To show this It may he stated That iii West,
ern Michigan land which. cleared OF pines,
was q few years since considered WORTH
less, Is now selling for $50 to 800 per acre,
il having been discovered that the soil and
location are admirably adapted for peach
culture"
The rest of Mr.. rs remarks are left out
BECAUSE written on the other side of the SINE
sheet with this.
Mr.. J. A. II. St. Andrew s,id that during
y recent visit to the North he bad met num-
her Of gentlemen who had introduced the
Alden process into the western and other
States. and he found that they were all de-
lighted with the financial as well n the sci
cntiiic success of the system. Already the
factories established were totally unable to
supply the demand for preserved fruits for
the American and European arrnirs and M
vic5 alone. All the ocean steamers wanted
these fruit. and IN England he knew there
was IN unlimited market. BY this system
i>nglishmen would find themselves enjoying
The sweet potatoes. tomatoes, peaches, &c,
which were so dear to Americans, hut which
Notilu iltL -ibh III ttl'bil t'liiuIIN IL al iR"
tory We're established in Charlotte they would
open the way for Woodworking, industrious
immigrants, of small capital, TO come and
farm ten to twenty or fifty acres. Thus Viz
Elilla would open up Il new path of pros
p.ilty. the results Of which could not be cal
cNIatc,l.
A'tcr some discussion the following gentle
men were elected b., the meeting Il commit.
Tee TO promote the erection of fruit fac
tory by the formation Ola chartered company
with shares Of 80 cacll--viz.. McSSrs. \.
G.. JcllricS, john Il. MarPhail. Lee Roberts,
j. W. Love, Il. bri"", DR.. Clarke, DR.. BoS-
well. COLONEL Barnes. Russell Eubank. DR..
ECuablc. james Booth. Ecv. L. w. Greer.
+. II. TwulErtrcc-. and Rev. T. Brew
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted:
Rcsoltcd. Thatt!li> mectin" having heard
IN explanation Of the Alden process desires
to express it, conItlcHc" in the >allr AM
trusts the committee will spare 10 effort to
secure the erection of factory in this dis
tlict.
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VIRGI NJ. NEW S.
f.ctter IRON, PETERSBURG s,;,,
Correspondence orthe Richmond Dispatch.


PErERaEcgG. August q, 1872.
Yesterday party Of about sixty gentle.
men from, TINS city made an excursion to the
Booth Granite QUARRY. in Dinwi.lde county
about six miles from Petersburg. Measures
for the development Of the extensive re.
sources Of this quarry have lust been in
auyulated by AIcssr<. I. b. Booth & Co.. who
are now engaged in filling contract for
$4,000 feet of curbing. The stone is pro.
nounccd by experts to be of Il very superior
quality, and possessing all requisite. Of sue
cesstu q,mrrying.
reported in yesterdays correspondence.
proves TO have been practical Joke pcrrc-
tratcd upon that gentleman hy snlnc OF his
mIrth-loyin- friends. Mr. NJ himself was
not aware until to-day "i the true nature o!
the case
The committees Of airar cementS. finance.
and entertainment in behalf of the Farmers
Convention are actively engaged in their
respective lahorS, and 50 far quite hand
some amount has been collected or pledged.
Ii is proposed, learn. Is IN additional at
traction to the Convention, t. have II grand
tro!ting match at the Fair Grounds for TN;
benefit of delegates and other. in at:cIdaucc
The Wc-ry Chapel (Nct!oIi>D .Sun.luy-
:rhu"l. comprising some Iour.or five hundred
children and teachers lcti here this mornlii.
Tor an excursion to Evergreen, on james
river.
TIE III victy here concerning Tie rcrlilt Of
the North Carolina election has hcromc try.
ing to an excessive degree. Lar"e amounts
OF money are wagCrcd upon if. AMI sporting
men are chuIlicnt or dc,pouicnt. in accord
au"c with the tone cf the dispatches The
Rcpuhiicsp Executive Committee seem to en-
tcitain no doubt ~ 10 EalhWcll'~ Success. and
are pressing their arrangements for Il GRAND
ioIliicsition nest Monday night. at whic!
time it i, proposed 10 have. III connection
with othrT demonstrations, i grand pyrotrc!l.
meal display.
Late tl!> afternoon Il cUlorcd hoy whose
name could not ascertain WAS accidentally
drowned III the ApromattoX river near this
city. His l:odr has not yet been recovered
There viii he hcld u district conference
and prG'rnctCd lEvctug of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. al Union church. in Surry
county. rommrncin" next Wednesday and
continuing until The succeeding Sunday.
The i'rin"c Grorgc County Court. Judge
Bate presiding: DISPOSED Of al the criminal
eases on docket to-day. and entirely cleared
The iill. EUrIN AnAuE.
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\ pair OF horses belonging 10 Mr.. George
Stewart, Of Washingtouviic, \. j., recently
died at the respective ages of thirty.two and
thirty-thrce years. They have been driven
together for twcnly-eight years, never being
separated. Une OF them died about three
weeks since, and from tint time the other
gradually pincd away, until Saturday night,
when lie also died, evidently from grief.
4 Michigan dog recently followed airai'-
road train thirteen miles, and overlook il ut
last. lis master was on the train.
You run no risk pouring oil out of u can
into your stove il you have no tire in it.
Another safe way is TO have no oilin the ean
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rEEAKs OF 4 MAD BrLL--AS lNFoF1t-
NATE s;uoT.--Ne,c York. August S.--A hiau
hull being chased through Brooklyn tr-!i"I
turned several tunes OH his pursHef', it]nr
ing boy named George Don,l'Ie, thou Il
man named Peter McDcrmuI. He was >lI'''
>rqurntly SHOT. one OF the stray h''i'S iis'
at The anu,ol penetrated the back OF T., y,
Clmppcl, superintendent Of the Roo'clell'
street ferry, and the wound is probably fatal:
Chapel Was himself shooting ut tne a'il'lE'l
at ,hr time,
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Wv>nEEruL SURGICAL OrERATIoN.-onc
scar ago Mrs. Ann Cooper WAS admitted ("
Bellevue Hospital, New York, suffering from
severe burns on the breast and side which
would not hcHl. and the case was almost
%rcn up lis hopeless. Two months ago Dr.
X. i. Mott ainlutatcd the lee Of patient
who had disease oG the knee Joint. Two
holr< a!tcrward, and while it WAS sill warm,
the doctor cit from tie nmrutal"d limp
,igh;y-ninc pieces of ska, none larger than
Il ,lrrrc-ccnt piece. These he grated on the
wounds. sixty OF them adhered. and size
hts been discharged. perfectly cured.
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TUE Peach EtvEE. --I'hc Dorchester (Md.}
N,,r. SAYS: "ProhHhly the yctmg in"r-
chants and cntcrr!i>Iug spectators Of Gin
cinumti never had tic FORK lever I" a''!
Greater extent, comparatively, than III" young
iaen NOW have the pc:ch lever i'll Cambridge
Every peach orchard within eight or ten
miles of Cambridge for sale has Leu plr-
chased and many Of the young men are dairy
out in those orchards gathering then !f''i'
l,rncath the srorching August stills.
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FIRE IN ClSclySATI.-C CINCINNATI, August
S.--A fire this afternoon, in the square
bounded by Race, Elm, and Walker streets
and tie river bank. destroyed Il humber OF
sheds used Is stables, blacksmith shops, and
small! manufacturers, and few small dwell
iugs. The buildings mostly belonged to the
Virgins estate. Total loss. $4,000.
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RrrriAS LIFE IN AllssouRI-A Man KICKED
TO DEATH.-St. L0ni$, August S.-L;.st night
Il party OF five or six rouSis attempted 10
force Captain john STEPHENS INTO polilicsi
controversy ut CarSonvillr, ten miles from
here. Stephens declined, and on some IN
>ulling remarks bein" made TO linn. knocked
one Of the party down. The ruflans then
attacked him, and beat aud kicked him to
ip. |,
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r VIRGINIA AMP KEHTucHy.-l i'dsh.
August S.,--Senalcr Davis, Of West
Il. who WAS here Yesterday. says that
irgiuia will De carried by Ito Dcmr.
I'd that the new Constitution will hc
beyond doubt, although the tadi,
using every available effort to elect
independent Democrat, and defeat
,itution.
alton from Kentucky is to the effect
ley and Brown will carry that state
To 10000 majority. Tennessee
.cwi>e. -Zci0, 1e-Edii,m0rc SUH.
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TuE HrEyEp BnSToN SUGAR iiorsE. Dos
ION, August S.-Thc insurance OIL the Con-
tinpntal sugar Refinery, which was h,Iriru
lust night. amounts to %l0a,dVn, Distributed
among Office, in many paris III Tie Unite"
STATES and several i'll London aud Live p""i.
II is believed that the loss will not cAccr"
:. - 600
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ton inyio,asc, execute Tho laws f,,,hf,,ly.

ton invioaatc, execute The laws faithfully.
restore The States 10 thcirfightftsl autonomy.
protect individual liberty bs Jury trial and
ny Aet,s Gr'p,sS: put the military in proper sub.
ordination to the civil authority, use neither
force nor fraud to carry elections. keep his
hands clean from corrupting gifts, set his
face like u flint against all manner of tinai,-
cie, dishonesty. purify the administration of
Justice as much rs in him lies. maintain the
public credit by prompt discharge of MI
inst obligations. economiZc the revenue and
ii"',;cn taxation. give Ia capital the RIGHT
which belongs 10 it., and ut the same time SEE
Tint labor is not robbed Of It's earnings. He
will certainly hold his power of appoint
ncnt rs public trust, and not as a part OF
his personal possession TO be used for The
support ut Ia family or 10 encourage The
private lihcE'liIy 81 his friends. He will, so
tar aH he can without tI7iusgrcSSing the
limit, OF liS lr.Gi authority. relieve The Soutl,.
I'm Sta'"~ from the Can-, that are now prey
INK upon th'ii vilnl~ in open partnership
with the present Admui ,tia;Iun.
think he viii do all This and my faith j.
founded on the testimony OF his friends and
enemies. on the known facts of his history
and on the moral influence which the Demo
ctacy will necessarily exert upon his con-
duet. Tie errors at his past life We're caused
II, Cr,iau evil communications from which
he hts cic;In escaped. He heads Il great re-
volt against wickcdrrN> III high places. and
do MT Relieve he viii 20 back upon Us
aud lie guilty Of the same wichcdnc>s him
-cii.
III" contrast between the two candidates
1,n- 81 very strong. no llir-mindcd Demo
rral can doubt what hc ought 10 do. Yet
The reluctance which many ol us feel to vote
for either nl them is hard to overcome.
did. and do. most hrartil, slinIuthi2r with
that class Which received Mr.. Greeley nomi-
nation in much sorrow. am sure thi, feel
in.c proceeded from no unworthy passion or
Hr"iudicc. Gut WAS illr i!attiral result Of sober
thought uu the condition ui the country and
He iitilc>> ui things pertaining thereto.
III 0ur view tn" controversy between The
uuiir, WAS not all about mon, and NOT wholly
Oh questions of mere administration. The
L;'t.lll Republicans and some Democrats
shiuh That we owe all our -uirrin~s to the
corruption or inrapa,tty Of General Grant
and The iiu-> thai surround him. I'lIt the
prime cause les further lack and deeper
down in WRONG; for which the triumph ol
Ir. Gr,rh'y with Ill his reforms oilers no
immediate atoncmCnl and only partial
remedy.
In En~hrld. ailcr every civil c"nnoiion,
the Victorious party vented lis ra""a"d :sra!i-
Lii ti.it IL u ~
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EHGrLirloH.-Thc curious phcnomt

EEGrL iTloH.-Thc curious phcn0mt.
RECITATION can lie exhibited by placinG
,lCck 81 ice on y nctliH% 81 fine wire. The
irr will hc melted i'y the wire. and lns>lng
down through il will hccrln" frozen III mass
a.a;n hcIuW the wire. y simple wiz" can,
ina simple manner. lie dawn slowly throIIGi!
=, block Of ice. which unitrS again behind the
wire. finally showing no signs OF having been
Ut Il a,l.-H0A...,-,t Gazette.
The subject Of regulation is fully cNrlAin-
cl by TSndaII, wh" >iloWsthat it is l'r break
in@ upand rc"cinton that glaciers pas curves
in the valleys in which they move DOWN.
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..- -,--'',.----------
,,,.,,,.-s f,~sfcr--Yac Political
~ ~, :, .n3c an,, Gonnrehcn-
c,ruut and Greeley Con
sc ,,,,, Az. yg,xExppct From
'a~t't'''' ,a.,r,,c,;., Ac,.--.
7 "rct ,, - ,,,o so,,.,-..ybc
adiei ""f ,,-, a., ,,,n
.sroc"'"'F"''''' ","' "','> y"
,i's--tf'c a'"s 81 ''e "e'''"
......... vi. 1ltr BALriMoHE GAZETTE, (
EunNnEr. July 20. 49,.
iva, >ir. Ever since the Adjournment
r..giuorc Convention certain kau''"
l.r, prr>i>ttntlN mi>rcrrc>,n'ru ih'
- ,,t,,rincur Democrats, and have
,,.,..,.sy way (" place them III Il HIS
,,1.ra the country. Am""G INC
.,.n have hcrn frequently nrn''"nto
...t.'rfathrI,t,"ltc II that body. ana
.,..rfne;."la- l,rn used hE p"lttl~
..t-..-~ j.. r.rtwrtr the success oi Inc la
..... Without waiting '"l '"hS,.ia-
49,. ,.3 I,H >nuIl rc)1ln@ on my iA''h
,.rni rg'ri"ti,m and u"il'nrhinS
. !,.tr u.lr>,'g'nl-ly r"'Hr3u''''
.... ,,..al>. inii,ur> pat -" >, itAN'
...r., ia and ihr' hlli'N
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UrATH.- Brc!cnSc'iC. Aedr0S%0, August
Mrs. Henry VI. Atkinson the ohiN
daughter OF Senator Upton, died to-day.
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J." AND A'-'' - ''i''' '>' ~ eHYYS
MANIPULATING added to my case OF instruments
one Of pr. Morrsnu'S celebrated A" BUR ENGINES
am prepared To ul crate upon the natura tcctl
with LESS PAIN AND FATIGUE To The patient
ndalso with greater rapidity and thoroughncs than
Is possible To be obtained 10y the hand.
JuD. Il. WOOD, u. u. s.
OFFICE: ". ) Ninth street. apac-eod
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New PArENT.-For ilowcr-pot: John u.
Mines, Moiiatt's Creek, Va, for feeding de-
vice Tor mills.
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Thomas i. BAYARp.-Ncws has
wed from him from Germany
Is no doubt OF his spc, dy and
lcoyery from his recent illness,
!. by uvrrwurk during the last srs-
.ioSs. Senator Eayard may bc
X early in October World.
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MACHINERY. DC.
M a HIN SH p.

MA CHIN + S II o p
All kinds of new work made and all kinds OF wGrk
repaired and always on hand for sale
STEAM ENGINES,
BOILERS,
StW-MiLLS.
STEAM aud FuRCE-Puifps,
SHAFIISG,
PULLEYS.
HANGERS.
STEAM and WATER-GAUGEs.
All kinds BRASS aud IRON COCKS,
WATER-GAUGE GLASSES, HE
GAUGE-COCks,
STEAM WHISTLES and ENGINE SUPPLIES OF y
all kinds. <.,,,sa=.
All kinds Of NEW and TOBACCO !.
MACHINERY aud FIXTURES.
SI.DAT & ADDlSGTOS,
Nos. 1929, 1924. ti2f, and I3..,s Cary street.
and Nos. Band Is south Fifteenth street.
~ "a
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HhoriZcd TO say explicitly, since
has been raised, that Judge l)a-
o vote for Mr.. Greeley, and
tl to vote for General Grant.
10 better reason for such IL de-
he fact that he himself WAS :,
r. the Cincinnati Convention
norailc obligation To support
ich he would be the last man
- Washington Patriot.
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Colonel Escno Nominated for Congress
AcriIrnt--<;rrcIcy GIu5.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.

Ntlits Irlh'tsilCt ol Inc klcnthphl I'l"lGttcn
DANyILLr. VA, August s. 1872.
We have Just heard from the Convention
1t Rocky Mount. Franklin county. Colonel
Penn WAS unrniunIi-lr nominated and will
certainly Hc elected. As we have Il majority
in this t'!a tiItI) district Of 900 to 100.
We arc confident of sweeping this district in
November.
nanyiIc is alive with tobacco. and bring
in- good prices. and the farmers arc in good
spirits. PAGES warehouse sold last month
$4,000 worth.
quite Il serious accident happened in town
Monday. Tommy Stokes, son of \. \.
| Stokes. If Richmond, and Tuucy Doe. son
of +. Il. Doc. of LanYIlc. were playing with
powder. and while doing 40 It flashed up
and burnt them badly. MI the skin peeled
OF their faces. and 50 the little fellows arr
suffering mitch. This is another warning 10
BOYS.
Tie Young mon formed a Greeley Club
last night. DANvILLE.
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DR. GEORGE b. STEEL, go
No. 723 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, Va.

SOTlCE.-With view of repairing. eilaIgin"
md otherwise improving my place of business, NY
lIrc will be closed duriug the month Of August ant
will embrace that opportunity To Introduce all IN,
..ock Of ID Mt Al MA FRI \ J. and MA
CIINEEY. so rs to give my patients the iull bene
NJ of my profession. GEORGE u. STEEL.
iv .nG,sm Dentist.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-10

The NEW RIVER NAtLEY.-TEc Bristol
Nt:r.: states that the rropIcof the New River
lave The prospect Ct both railroad
n navigation. General &. 6. Wlmr-
med The New River COMPANY
i"> between Central dcr0
lie Grccnhricr will take
:, there are responsible
Irri. Ike The rclnainin@
iwu-ihi,. $4,000 would
build this &C.. rs the liue>
ri General MaIl, "oton.
and the counties ~ ~.
tilrs. Monroe, and Sn.
take Si0,0G0 each, the :,
LW"Nh"Tg IifWW0H.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-10

iprcparinga reply to William
late letter. lie will enter
into a history OF the anti
/. and will disproyc many
rgcs Of his tardiuc,s 10 eli
elaborate quotations from
Nv Haven man has invent
i.i.t worked by the rise and
cll he estimates at 1000.