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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-02-14

HEAVY Houses WANTED. - Parties
having young, heavy, draft horses to sell,
will have an opportunity to dispose Of
them on good terms by calling with their
stock at Dunham's, store on Saturdays,
for the next few weeks.
\. B. BRYANT,
3lw2 A. p. MILLS.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-02-14

FIFTY HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE
Cheap for cash, or good paper on a
years time. =. A. OLDER.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-02-14

TIE back of old winter is finally
broken
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-03-05
Tnttcruna Vol Museuihnisclm.-

Suttcrun3 pom TuDculDhteciH.-
Wirp 1 9entnsr &iteni6nigeln nit 80 gfnns
sutrm Ssu prsr 1 Gsntncr Strcbbadsrlins, nam.
snilib @eritcnlrcb nit 20 Yfunc &rssen- cher
@eisenfleien ssmiiht, 70 erbaltsn mir Gin Iebr
sutes unp natrbaftsS 6utter, defenders fir Ma'f.
Sieb unb Wil6fibe. Sci her Inmencuns Der
srrlbieesner 5uttsrmiibunssn mitJtabsnIbniBsln
bat man Defenders bic Yepbahtuns Scma6t,
ZAP bic 8lbe, weun lie nit ptissr 6uttsrmila-
ung s%efIttert tpureen, I'M mebr Milh sesetcn
baten, ais wsun Ielbs nit ~nerislten 8utter-
mii6uns, tsitebsnc aus &iitsuprebliussn ses
filter. wurern. Die @il9 bate isrts msbr
S6mettsn (Sabn) unc rcmSufclge aud mebr
Butter. Sur pieres smpisblt id ~folsenps Sut-
tsrmii6uns: 1 Gentnsr GltsnlUniiseln, 20
plumb Gessenflsisn, 80 plumb S~afeIftrutt unb
80 Yfune sutes gfereebeu. Sir Sdafe III es
am ratbIamitn, 1 Gsntner Hitsnibuiyeln nit
50 Yfuns Ssu. 20 Wfuns &rascnflsis uub 5
Sfnne Sals ;u miibsn. Gin betsn III es, an
farss nur tpsnis Cal; su seben uno mad unb
mad bic Salsmsnse bis auf 5 yiane sa er-
bpbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-03-05
Infteipabruns o 6emnic unp Sbit
in Hclcru.

Die ssmSbnliGe Wsibpee. OH uns Semitic
srsen 5roit gu i6iBrn, 1T, ~bielsten tuabrene tcs
WinterS i'm Seller aufutsrabrsn. @Gbrsnb
lie Der adlte ausTsi6sn, scr fallen bic r%siItsn
5armer jsbpd auf ras anbsre Grtrern une be.
iGdbissn eieie StpIe turh ~ Siele WGrme.
Die 6enItsr psrtsn Y~erifppft unp bic 5ibrunss.
mausrn res Sauies nit Grbs aussbaufslt uap
fein ylay mirS fir eiftuas iitris s%slalsn. Die
@Grms trsibt bic 0smlie gum @a6stbum, bas
Ola fault, unb btr 8armer fOmmt gum S6lule,
ta6 in leinem Seller Obj unb Gsmlis niat gut
Ia balten. @abrsub tieiss Wintsrs ~;eritSrts
bic @Grms ssbn Yrltsl Semitic, rrdbrsno bic
aGlts nur einsn %ssrltSrt. Selstesr asQn sinsn
aufisbsr, ic miro bsrslbs in Ter 9tegsl feline
S6uleisfeit tbun. las san;s 0sbeimnis res
Griclgss lisst in Der &esuIiruns her Srmpsratur
unO bee guftSutrittss. Gin 8snfsr rsnisTens
iplte i'm NsIsr tewesli6 sin9ebInst iein, 10 ZAP
bic lempsratur teim Srfnsn e~rnisprigt ceer
eurd S9lisbsn srb6bt reresn fam. je na&ssm
has @etisr i'm 6rcisn Gsalelt. I'm eisiss in
ssbrriJer gReile Sa tbun, it rStbis, bab Gin 3bsr-
monster i'm Nsler aufsebGnSi il, nne wsnn eai-
ieltr niht untsrbalb fss @sfrisrpgnftsS ee5
@9afsrS faat 10 rsrren Sbit uno Gemliear-
ten spm 6rcii nidt lsiesu. 9lm Gdsr, pG6rtnr
anssnebmen Wsitsrs, fam ras 5sniisr pfsn &C.
lalsn psrpsn, sunsilsu mebreIe Stuneen lang.
0abrsnt faltsr Na6ts mus es fet rerIelOHsa
itin. Ssitlt penn es i'm Jreisn frisrt, fam eaS
Geniter Gin wsnie cfen seiadsn unt biz Tsmper.
a.nr irbr irsdmdbis rSultrt rsrtsn. sic tart
ni4i untsr 800 ialr ane niGt atsr i0o iisissu.
Bir baben einsn srm iltri5en Ntlr atsstbsiltsn
YlaA mil einrm %ein,issu 6suirr earir, fir Zen
3wed, Sbt @smiiir, gpisIlsii&, Slide, Sutter
une ansefg Wintsrpcrraibe earin auf,ubsssn
Ga maGt siniSs glibe, BIC Semssratur III rs8u.
lirrr, n1sin rs ii nod Iaiisst, ~tsinlsntr Gar'
trTeln, f~auisutee obj u. ~, Su batrn,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-03-05

Gin TGbnrib IUi&.s in Der @ssal&aft
bel isiasm SsnisE unssi6id.r @siis has sin'
siSs giat aus. ogEs BADEN Gle bas sslernts"
fabr ibn eieier irrai, All. 9si4sirsn anitror'
tts Ssusr $50 ,nsi H&tr a~ebrannt batsn J"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-03-05
8ereauft su cen biaisiten @reifcn.

SER gosirid emf tistst teut wublifam fine Tisnfe ais
Nusrufsr % uetirner) an. SCi 6isntliG en- Vtrtaufen be-
elsat 81 Nt rad SsIsben icHsbl Ger ensIt'6sr as tsatdlSsn
Srrab,. San. ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-23
COTTON MARKETS. OCTOBER %.

COTTON MARKETS, OCTOBER ~.
Observation-Disclosures middlings, 1910. Net
receipts, 1873 bales. Stock, 927 bales.
BkLTIMoRE-Dull; mlddliugs, 49,; low mid
dlinvs l5Ac: strict good Ordinary. 4Ec Gross re-
ceiprs / SO bales. Exports coustWise, 10 paics.
Sales $50 bales. stock. 4, 454 bales.
BoSToS.-Heavy: middlilgs, 17ac. Net recelpts'
SO bales. Gross receipts, ST bales. sales LOU nes'
SoRFoIH.-Heavy; low middlings, 1875. Net
receipts, 1,725 bales. Exports coastwiSe, 1,loo
bales. Sales, $50 bales. stock, $3.50 bales.
MoBILE.-frregular; middlings, l6c.: low inlu-
dlipgs She; strict good ordinary, 4sc; Set re-
ceipIs l4l bales. Exports c0uStwlse, 3o9 Daies.
sales 900 bales. Stock. 17,015 bales.
PuiLAD ELpHA.-Quiet; niddlings, l7c' Net
receipts, 27 bales; gross receipts, 436 bales.
sEMpIlIS.-Dui; slightly easier; not uuotalily
lower; SOM demand for choice; nidhllngs, 16c.
Receipts, l,s42 bales Shipments 462 bales.
Stock, S,9SS bales.
AuGTSTA,-Dul; middlngs, 14lsc. Net receipts,
900 b lies. Sales, 400 baes.
new embellishments ana tendng down
middlipcs, &C.; low middlinRs, l6c.; strict good
ordinary, 15kc. Net receipts, 1852 bales: gross
receips 1850 bales. Exports coastwse, 967 bales.
Sales 1000 bales-mostly yesterday. Stock, 46,7ls
GALYssToS-Dcmand fair; good Ordinary,
14Ac.; ordinary, !21Ee. Net receipts 7eo bales.
Observation-Disclosures fair; mid lings, 15kc.
Net receipts. TAB bales. Exports-To Great Bii-
tain, 1852 bales; coastwise, ,203 bales. Sales,
2,439 bales Stock, Al ,424 hlles. 3.
CuARLESTOS.-Easy middhngs, 1901 &c.;
low mlddlings 143G1l4 7sc.; strict good ordinary,
I4kc. Net receipts, 3,248 bales. Exports coast
wise 2.946 bales. sales, 1,2OO bales. Stock, 21,-
702 bales. .-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-23

AC,ncinnati firm has sent us letter from
o correspondent in. Mississippi, saying :
AGENTS, am Due you $40 10100 which
pleas hold up on me few days. happen
to misfortune this day weeks ago & had
to Kill q man in Self Defence which my
Lawer fee cost me 10000 which throws me
behind little, l Am all right now.lNeD
Fork Journal of Commerce.. - ~
Captious readers of the Columbia IS. c.
Mail may complain of the editors inconsis-
tency in acknowledging the receipt Of, q milk
punch in one, column, and publishing a
ssTemperance Department" in the next.
But that gentleman, believing In fair and
amicabie division oil labor, explains that the
" editor of the Mail has nothing to do with
what goes into the temperance column Of his
paper, nor have the gentlemen whoconduct
that department anything, to do with what
goes into the editor OF the Mail"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-23

NEv YORK, October 22.-Four men are re-
ported arrested on charges connecting them
with the recent immense forgeries Of New
York Central bonds. The evidence against
them Is said to have been furnished by the
eDgrayer no made the plates for the forged
bonds.
The Italian Consul says the Italian Cham
Der Of Deputies has passed bill prohibiting
traffic in children. and this bill will be the
first taken up by the Senate in November,
and will, when il becomes law, etfectuaily
nut an end to the Italian slave question:
NEW YORK, October 22.-The exports of
produce from this port for week ending yes
terday amounted to 81 ,430, 52G, mixed value;
and the exports for the corresponding PEI
Rod last year were $6,114,05 Total ex-
ports since January lst, this year, S238, 0O2, :
655, against $lS8, 703, 156 last year. H., =.
The agents OF the Ismalia, hence on the
Goth Of September for Glasgow, have no
apprehensops for the safety Of the vessel.
They think her machinery is damaged. She
carried no passengers. Her crew NUMBERS
about forty.
The United States steamer PoWhatan 10
fast on sand-spit of Governors island.
The four men arrested charged with being
engaged i'm the late issue Of fraudulent bonds
are said TO be most skiltul mechanics, and
manufacture the plates. paper, and seals
for the issue Of counterfeit bonds. The az
rests were made several days ago, but the
fact was Kept secret until they could be ill.,
dicted. which it was believed was done yes
terday. Within the last few weeks about
800, 900 of the forged bonds have. been
seized. The prisoners are said to be wealthy.
w. F.G. Shanks, city editor of the New
York Tribune, was committed to Jail in
Brooklyn to-day by Judge Gilbert for re-
fusipg to give the name Of the writer of
recent article in that paper. The iuforma-
ton was desired to bring d libel suit against
the writer. Sbanks gave the name of w hite.
law Reid as the responsible editor, aud de-
clined 10 give the name of the writer of the
particular article because it would be yio-
lation OF one Of the rules of the office. /,
To-day the father of Stokes testified to the
Insanity of two members of bis family, and
related the proceedings In connection with
the litigation between Fisk and Stokes about
the oil refinery, which the witness claimed
unsettled the prisoners mind. 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-23
BY Richardson Il Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctonee<s,
Ills Main street

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 VALUABLE
TY-FjUR ACRES, WITH COMMoDIOUs IN.
PROVEMENTS, IN PRINCE EDWARD COUG.
TY, VA, THREE MIL . SOUTH OF BURKE
VILE, The JUNCTION OF TIE RICHMOND
AND DANVILLE. AND ATLANTIC. AIsslS-
STPPI AND OHIO RAILROADS, BY AUCTION
BY virtue Of the provisions deed Of trust bearing
date the 18Th septsmbsr froI John Ohm AcSshaa
in the office OF the clerk Of Prince Howard county,
secure the payment OF the several sums Of money
therein mentioned. being required so TO DO,
shall, as trustee In said deed sell by public auction
on SATURDAY the 25th Instant, at O'Clock p.
NJ. to the highest bidder, the preDl<s at Burke
vile. the junction Of the nbove-naIned railroads.
In Prince Edward county, W., the valuable TRACT
OF LAND described h said dked % containing
ELEVEN HUMID AND sIxTY-F0UR
fine state Of cultivation. The remaining two-third
are heavily tmbered with pine, oak, 90, which cal
be cut and sold 10 said railroads 1T remunerAdye
prices. The Land Is we'll wktered- and hss all the
conyenences and COMMUNICATIONS OF valuable
farm. The buildings consist OF a large FRAME
DWELLING with TWO stories, containing seven ar
eight rooms kitchen, barn, s,abe, and other out
houses. f., ....t. .... ss...
The location OF this property Is among the finest
tobacco region III Firpinia, aud, With excellent so
cIety churches. and other adyan tage-. should COM
mand the attention Of ail looking for landed invest
ments.
TERMS One-thrd of the purcha.c money in cash
the residue in two equal Instruments, payable ~ one
aud two years, the purchaser TO 1--WE ms neg"liGle
notes for the deferred payments, With Interest ado
ed, aud secured by deed Of trust.
~ JAMES A. AGSEW, Trustee.
RICHARDSON & CO., Real state Auctlon'cr.
IllS Main street, Richmond, Va o:t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-23
The EynchburR Fair.

Especial telegram to the Dispatcn.l
LyscHBuRG. VA, October 22.--Ihe falr
to-day has been grand success, fully o,ooo
ncrsons being in attendance. The weather
being delightful, the exhibition is the best
since the war.
In the trotting.race for the 5000 purse,
mile heats, Woodroo7s Gray; of this city,
won, beating McCaulfs Orange Blossom.
Time, 2:54, 2:54.
The running-race. half-mile, best two IN
three was won by Woodson's horse Dcccp-
ton. Time 80, SO.
The crowd tomorrow will be immense.
Good order is preserved.
Two young ladies-Misses Minnie La"an
and Annie Alterdinger-were thrown from
a swing aud badly though not dangerously
hurt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-23
r-.-,d.,, Grant,a measures OF Rel.er

vprexadeut Grants Measures OF fssA.7L
NEW YORK. October 22.-The Post TINS
a afternoon. In connection with reports tnat
the President has decided TO purchase one
million sterling bills on London on ac-
count of the Navy and State Departments,
and TO issue legal.tender reserves to the eN'
tent of three or four millions weekly for the
next three or four weeks, says its financial
editor. was Yesterday told by the Presi-
dent Of the Metropolitan . Bank > that
he had received "a private letter from
the President assuring him Of the willing,
ness OF the President to do all in his power
for the financial relief Of the country; that
this letter was brought him by Mr.. An
thony, of the dry-goods house of Anthony q
Hall, who on deliveringi 1t said he had had
conversation with President Grant. VINO
proposed, as q measure Of relief, (refefrea 10
In the letter. to buy sterling exchange anu
issue legal.t ender notes ut the rate OF three
or four millions weekly If necessary.
The Post says:~ We further understand
that an Informal meeting of some OF the
more influential bank presidents was heiu
Yesterday afternoon in the parlor Oh Tue
Merchants bank, and the statement as ABOVE
made WAS repeated, the letter beng neao up
TO those present. though not read"
The Post also says in its fourth edition,
financial article cat the request OF John
f. williams, president of the Metropolitan
National Bank. and other bank officers, a
meeting Of the Clearing House Association
has been called for tomorrow at O'Clock Tor
the purpose Of considering the proposition
of President Grant for financial relief as
made in the recent interview OF Ne"
York merchant with the President. and also
in letter OF the President 10 MI. WI
liams.0 .-.....
The special correspondents Of the Post at
Washington say there is the highest ofhcial
authority for denying the reports that the
President has determined TO do as above
stated.
The Post says private dispatch from their
correspondent says this high authority is
Secretary Richardson and General Bahcock,
and it Is thus particular in rehearslng the
facts, with names and details, as its Washing
ton special raises question of accuracy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-23
poFfaR6uth.

SPEECHES By GOVERNOR WALKBR, COLONEL
BERKELEY, AND COLONEL CAMERON.
Especial telegram TO the Dtspatch.J
PORTSMOUTH,, Va, October 22.-One of
the largest and most enthusiastic meetings
ever assembled in Portsmouth was held in
front of the courthouse tonight. Colonel
r. b. Berkeley, of Richmond, was first in
troduced, and delivered an effective and elo-
quent speech of about twenty-five minutes.
Governor Gilbert C. Walker then came
forward and made one of the grandest efforts
of his life; at the conclusion of which the
gallant Captain w. E. Cameron, of Peters
burg, was introduced, and in brilliant style
for twenty minutes almost ran the crowd
wild with enthusiasm. At a late hour the
meeting adjourned with three rousing cheers
for our Governor and our candidates.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-23
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER 90, 1879.

PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER 20, 1879.
ARRIVED. y 49,.
Steamer Ellie knight, Geoehegan, merchandise
and passengers, J.. b. Tatum
Schooner B. 6. Tubman, Booth, Norfolk, logs,
kirkpatrick u Go. .---..~..----..--- =
Schooner J. p. Kelsey, steelman, Philadelphia,
schooner St. Mary, steelman, Philadelphia, coal,
S. II. Halves. /
Schooner James Bradley, Bradley, 'Philadelphia,
coal, s. ii. Halves. H.. .s.-r. .-.isE i,s..-.
Schooner ". $. Doughton, johnson, Philadel-
Brig Claudne, Van kiegen, New York, to load
flour for Bahia. g" E.t
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk, mer-
chandiSe and passengers, l.. B. Tatum, agent
Schooner Ocean Bird. Baker, Philadepnla qua
James river, wood. Currie d co, .r.s., ~.
T. As. CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooner Ashland, Shannon. Philadelphia, oclo-
Schooner Raynor, Montgomery, Baltimore octo-
w schooners ]. C.. Henry, Donnelly; Alabama,
Churchill J. S. WINS, lngcrsoi; fhiladeiphi' oc-
tober 18TH. >,,,
p,,,r ADy1pII1A, October 2I.-Arrived, schooner
Major W. ii. Taltum, Shoe, kichmoho.
!. ~ NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Cantain Pierce of steamer Rattlcsnake, at f1ifia-
delnhIa October 90 from Boston, reports tile RED
kerIs TO the eastward OF It's proper position.
... f., GBY TELRGRAPH.I
NEW YORK, October 22.-Arrived, City OF Hous-
ton, Marathon. Westphatla Guy VI Hafaua' Ar'
rived ont Caledonia.
NEW YORK, October 22.-Arrived, Regulator,
San Salvador, and Scotia. Arrived out, Duetsch-
land. -.~. .sv .r .-.. ss-t..,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-23
BY Lyme & Brother.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street.

VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL
' ESTATE, SITUATED on THE NORTH
EAST CORNER OF TWENTi:FLFTM AND NJ
GRACE STREETS AND On THE EAST LINE
BROAD STREETS, CHURCH HILL, FOR SALE
AT AUCTIOn.-We shall, at the request OF the
owner. sell at public auction, on the premises. on
THURSDAY the 23d day Of October, 1878, c9m-
mencing a. AZ O'Clock 7: a., .st,,
First. That valuable RESIDENCE on me noT TN
east corner Of Twenty ffth and Grace streets Inc
lower part Is we'll suited for store and the DWELL
Ing part fronting Grace street, has I'VE rooms &C.
second. Beautiful FRAMED COTtAGE on tns
east line of Twenty-ffth street between Broad ana
Grace streets containing six rooms, with the usual
out-houses all IN good repair, and now occupied by
good tenants. -c..pnnuup
TERMS: At sale. L1NE bhOthcn,
oc on Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-23
SansemOnd.
LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC CONSERVATIVE MEET
ING IN SUFFOLK.

LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC CONSERVATIVE NETT
ING IN SUFFOLK.
Especial telegram to the Dispstch.]
SUFFOLK, Va, October 22.-There was a
large and enthusiastic Conservative meeting
in Suffolk to-day. 1t vas addressed by Co.
vernon G. C. Walker and Colonies W. f..
Cameron and Ro. Berkeley. The utmost
enthusiasm prevailed. As telegram from
General Kemper was read announcing bis
illness at cid Point, the disappointment Of
the crowd was great, but the earnestness of
Colonel Cameron, the pathos and eloquence
OF Governor Walker, and tho electric sparks
of Colonel Berkeley. in great measure
compensated for the absence of the Go
vernon that Is to be.
Nansemond Is aroused, and will do her
duty on the 4th or November.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-23

SHREVEPORT, October 22.-Three yellow
fever deaths here yesterday.
MONTGOMERY, October 22.-One fever
death yesterday.
MEMPHIS, October 22.-Weather warm,
with prospects of storm. No change in
the malady. Thirty yellow-fever deaths and
seven from other causes are reported for the
twenty. four hours ending at noon to-day.
New YORK, October 22.-Patrick Henry,
q laborer, residing at 70 Waslin street, was
found this morning suffering from yellow
fever. He was at once removed to Black
Wells island. The disinfecting corps are
at work on the premises.
The yeliow-teyer patient above mentioned,
it is said, arrived from Memphis Monday.
Three men slept with him last night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-23
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, October 22.-Flonr In improvGd de-
lnand; Howard-Strcct super, a 25@S0.5O; How
ard-Strret extra, sc 25Gs7; Howard-street fam
iIy ~ 75@S0: CIV Mills. super, - .25@S3 81 !;
City Mills extra, s7@sS.5o: City Nils family. W
tra. x6 25Ms6 rs; western family, 81 .25nSS: 70.
" hen, dull aud Unchanged. Corn nominal: white
southern, 7i5c.; yellow southern, 65c. Oats nrm
Southern, soc. Kye quiet and steady ut S0@tSSc:
Uay unchanged Provisions dull and weak, except
bulk most shoulders and bacon shoulders. forK.
81 6.5O@417. Bulk meats-Shouldcrs. nc. clear
rib-sdcs, okc Sugar-curcd hams. 10 % loo Lard,
S,;6SXc Western butter unchanged. Conee I'M
changed. Whiskey, 96@961tc. Sugar unchanged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-23
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
More counserfei.ers Arrested.

Especial telegram to The Dispath''
,GngESssoao', n. G., October 22'~-Aigh
conn,erfey,ers were brought in to-day bs the
officers OF Colonel Whitley, chief or the
limited States secret service, and VIII be tr'ea
tomorrow before United States Commas
sioner P. r. Harden. They are said to oe
men Of character and prominence but 4
withhold their names for the. present. Dy
r,o,,est Of the officers, rs there are more
arrests to be made. The officers inferth nae
that about City more will arrive at Asne'i'ie
tonight On route TO Greensboro. These
men were picked up mostly In the noun
famous regions of Cherokee and Ashe coun-
ties. of this State. One Of the number
brought here to-day was, it Is said, foreman
of the grand jury Of Rowan county, and
was arrested at Salisbury yesterday while IN
court. A quantity Of two-and-a- haifdoiiar
counterfeit gold pieces were found Ia the
trunks Of some OF these men, and the com
very closely resembles the genuine except III
weight. They are all dated 1851.
The work of arresting is said TO De o"'
lust begun.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-23
BY James N. Taylor j. Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner Eleventh aud Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE
L FARM ON JAMES RIVER ABOUT Blk
MILES BELOW THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
ADJOINING CHhFlN'S BIZ FF AND THE VIII
TON ESTATE, CONTAINING ONE HUNDRED
AND SIXTY-SEvEN ACRES OF VALUABLE
LAND, AT AUCTfON.-By virtue Of deed OF trust
executed 10 the subscriber dated August !, 1871,
and duly recorded in the clerks Office Of Henrtco
County Court, In Deadlock 90. page 267, TO Sc
cure the payment Of certain negotiable notes therein
mentioned. ana at the request OF the holder Of one
Of said notes. will proceed to sell at public auction
at the court-house of Henrico county, on MON
DAY the Sd day Of November, 1873 THAT being
court-dsyJ at IL O'Clock NJ that valuable FARM
conveyed by said deed, and located us above.
The i'm provements consist OF = comfortable frame
DWELLING, with four rooms, and the usual out-houses
The land extends from the Osborne turnpike to
James river, with a good landing thereon. There
are about 100 acres cleared Of which rs acres are
fairgrounds.
Terms Enough In cash to pay the expenses of
sale anu balance due on . note OF Ss42.5O, which
is subject to q credit Of $500: aud upon credit rs
to $4S7.50 till February /, 1874; as 70 S503.7b
till August !. 1874; as TO $500 till February !,
1875: as to &536.25 I'LL August !, 1875, for ne
gotiable notes secured by a deed Of trust. Terms
us to any surplus Of the proceeds of sale after
enough 10 satisfy the aforementioned sums OF mo-
ney due and to become due will BIZ made known on
the day of sale. JAMES d. TAILOH.
- NJ r.. LIS. s.... .-.s.' So Trustee.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR 8 SOY, Auctioueers. oc %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-23
Washingt0n Items.

WASHINGTON, October 22.-Admiral o.
new, commanding the South Atlantic squad
ron reports to the Secretary of the Navy
that he has succeeded in protecting property
md persops over the transit at Panama.
0"The receiver of the First National Bank
expects in two weeks to announce diyi.
dend of thirty per cent. ......
Treasury clerks took ST., 100000 in bonds
to Europe Saturday. making 800, OO0,0 600 ne
gotiated BY the Syndicate.
Conyers and McClelland, colored cadets at
West Point, are again in trouble, charged
with disregard OF the discipline of the
school. :Et ..