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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-11-03

ETThomas Allen, Of Liberty town.
ship, left at our Office, two large turnips,
weighing each, four pounds three ounces,
and measuring two feet and three inches
in circumference. Pretty good for the
Hucklebery Knobs.
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PRosPERIrY OF Omo.-Ths Railroad
Recnrd estimates that the advance be-.
tween 1859 aud SO, in the prices received
b2 the Ohio farmers, is nearly 3S per
cent: For instance. on Wool, il is | 8 cts.
per pound; on Wheat % cents per bush.
on Corn, II cents; on Rye, 10 cents; on
Oats, is cents, and on Pork, one cent per
pound.
The following is the increased value oil
the exported products Of Ohio, by the
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-11-03

On Saturday October 80, at meeting
held in HillsbOrough. for the purpose of
taking subscriptions to complete the Hills
borough and Parkersburg Railroad. in
dependently Of the Marietta company,
there were forty.four thousand dollars,
promptly subscribed.
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REAL ESTATE IN SAN FRANcIsco.-Al lot
on the corner OF Front street and Broad
way, San Francisco, 1874 Ieet square,
recently sold for $50 900, 1t is said the
preacher was subsequently, offered for
ten years lease. with the privilege oil a
renewal for five years more, the sum OF
$1,000 per month, and egreeing to fill in
the lots, Cat perhaps cost of $s5,000,)
and stipulating TO erect thereon first class
fire proof warehouses---at the end of the
lease the improvements 10 revert to the
owner of the land at two thirds their then
valuation, and yet this offer was rejected.
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New Orleans NIarkete.
New OalEANs. Ocl. Qs.

NEW ORLEANS, OCI. Xb.
Sales of Flour at 6 43 to 6 56 for State;
6.5oO6,6S for Ohio. Market active
and buoyant Sales Of Wheat at 100 for
Genesee. and l,59 for Western, further
advance with large demand.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-11-03

Miss SHAW who recently shot q
school teacher near Louisville, Ky, has
been tried aud acquitted.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-11-03

The speeches o. LOUIS KossurH, in
America edited by F. W. NEWMAN. are
announced. KosSUTH is about deliver
ing an oration at Stafford, against the
Gar.
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ETHon. J. L. Taylor, has our thanks
for copies of the Patent Office Report for
1851; (Agricultural) also, "An Abstract
Of the Seventh Census"
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LOST.

nN Saturday the 22d inst, on the GalliPolis
" Road, between Jackson aud Rocky Eill,
Morocco pocket book containing some papers re-
lating to a Masonic chapter at vinton Gaha Co.
The finder will be generously rewarded, BY re-
turning it to this Office, or to DR.. J. II. Q. MIL
LER.
Jackson, Nov. 3, 1853.
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The first cargo Of guano. from the
Chincha Islands. had arrived at Mobile.
in The barque Salem.
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E1-We are authorised by the Clerk Of
the Court. to say, that the School Laws
have been received and are ready for dis
tribution.
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To the stockholders Of the HiIIsbOrO'
and Cincinnati RailrOad Company:

IO Vn0 StOCknOlOeES Oh Lne khthIaDOTOp
and Cincinnati RailrOad Company:
GENTLEMEN: ...
In pursuance of resolutions
passed at a meeting Of the Stockholders,
held in Hillsborough, on the goth inst.
calling on tie Board or certain iLforma-
ton herewith report
lst. Total amount Of stock subscribed
.$ll280l7
Ell. rotal amt expended, including
Estimates for this month (Oct 85 ,945
81. The present condition Of The Uork?
About seven hundred men, two hundprd
horses and carts. are employed on the
heavier sections. East OF HilISborough.
Some ten miles OF the road is graded -
W est Of Hlllsborough, we have gravel
train,wt some fifty men. at work ballast
ting the road.
4th. The amou of money needed 10 fin.
ish The road to The coal Getdsl
With from three to five hundred thou
sand dollars OF additional subscriptions Of
available stock, in connection with the
present running Road the work can be
completed to the coal. fields.
9th, The amt Of deb,S Of the Company7
The entire debts, including this months
estimate, is $4,000
9Th. The available assets to pay me samel
Stock and Real Estate 1915 068
7h. The cost IF The finished part Of road
and us monthly ear"iags3
The cost OF the road from Lovelands
to HlIlsborough, S74 miles, is $t643ll
TIE average monthly earnings for the
last six months, is $500 $50 per month.
Respectfully Submitted,
a ]. NJ TRlMBLE, Prest.
N. BIN addition 10 the above, aud
not included. is subscription of $780,
900 OF stock made in Baltimore, and
rights ofway and Depot grounds, eslima.
ted to be worth at least $4,000.
JIM. 7.
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Increased value, $5.85OOOO

Increased value, S6.B60 600
On these articles alone, then, the State
receives near six millions advance on
wheat she sends abroad. This is an ad.
vance of about ls per cent. on the value
of her exportS--coun,ing the price only
at the home market, which is less than il
should be.
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Mrs. ACHILLES MuRAr has reached her
plantation near Tallahassee, Florida. on
her return from her visit to the empress
Of France.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-11-03

Austria has increased her Indebtedness
since l845 something like 10000 900,
mainly in suppressing liberty in Hungary
and Italy.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-11-03

Chickens, at PlacervilIe, California, sell
for twenty -four. dollars dozen, and eggs
two dollars and half dozen.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-11-03

Thanksgiving in New Hampshire,
Thursday. November 24lh. Also in
Pennsylvania.
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A District school Wanted.
A GOOD District school wanted. by the sub
n scriber, who is experienced in the business,
address Thurman PO Ohio. Vim W, EVANS,
Nov. 3, 1858.
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ez-Nsws is.lOOked for by the next stea-
mer. Of battle between Russia and Tur-
key.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-11-03

Loss AND GAIN,--Aeoording to Lucy
Stone the legal advantages and disadysn.
tages OF married women are as follows:
GAIN.
I, The right Of protection 3(O
2. The right to be maintained?
8. The right Of having her debts paid
y Loss.
I. The custody Of her person.
Q, The righ. OF her personal property.
8. The enjoyment oil her real estate.
4. The advantage other own earnings.
8. The power to make will.
6. The control Of her children.
Let the candidate for matrimony OF.
pher carefully on the above table and act
accordingly.
--%%~>kx---
Tho nonulatiou NJ neIvrit 10 AZ 17S
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SUBLIME.

The envious suow came down in haste,
To prove her breast less fair,
But grieves to see itself surpassed,
And melts into tear.
Down her white bosom rolled the tear,
We know it hadn't orter,
Until at last--at last o. dear
Her shirt was wet as water.
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Mrs Mowatt and MI Hudson are ia Philadelphia a., Tic
Eousset sisters in Boston. Mrs Wilkinson also La
become somewhat celebrated lageieIpe, has
sagernent at the National Theatre Cincinnati Madame
Apua Thiou is the Chesnut Theatre Philai
phia Bostwick and her opera troupe are ia L1u-
Vile Hackett the comedian is play ing very sucreFnl
engagement in Washington, MIR Neati1 is silUt Atbary
where he has met with the most Ratterng
is playing in opera AZ New York We learn from the ~
fslo papers that Edwin Forrest and Mrs Sinclair his
wife by singular coincidence have effected engagements
at the rival theatres of that city to q
time negro tragrdian Is starring in Germany hi
recently played 0thelo, in Frankfort
letter Trieste, in the Bresau newspaper statcs
sAmong the remarkable sights in town must be
reckoned the appearance of the celebrated composer
sin who has purchased property here with fortune uf
couple of million Of francs Kossiu is great
of fishing and may be seen every day rs he puts out 20
sea in his elegant and comfortably arranged gondei
cntrap with net and hook the brisk Inhabitants Of tine
deep it is far comcal to The curpulent
maestro. grit with white apron, sitting scsmau 10
the market where he himself turns his booty money
for he is no less mercantile than musical geuius.'
Miss Gyn has been giving her readings Of shakfeaTs
Bolton to very crowded audiences
The authorities of Sheffield have prohibited the pr
formance of Jack Sheppard IN the theatre INIT
town
out in Paris, Madame cruFe to undertake the rrinri
Msdemoselle Beltrameili has appeared at the Ialtn
theatre, Paris, a Amna in the opera Of Il 51mu5l-
A new play, Might and Right" the ssene Of wl'.h
is laid in Russia, has been produced at saditrs Wells
London
AIdridge the African Roseu~ has met with consdela'
success during his tour In Germany lie is about
performances in Vienna and Berlin.
The opera Of Noise which was produced wilh-cr, Il
success time since at tue Royal Italian Oprru l1
don, Is attracting very large HOUSES Ia Paris
At the Italian Opera st Petersburg, CeuersuolH
has been produced with great success Nj Iablas.
and Tamherlic, and Mmle. dc Merle being the ieaa s
performers.
Herr Nabch solo player on the trombone hl,i5.
high reputation in Germany, has arrived IN Engiand.
first public appearance may possibly be u8jf .ae
Christmas Philharmonic Concerts Ct Liverpool sad 81.
chester.
Mr. Henry dayton has been engaged by nj Chr
kean to impprsonute the character 1T licettr IN 81
BETH which in ct rehearsal prior Is itS
duction at Windsor Castle, and subsequently the
cess Theatre, London.
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QJHiLADELtHIA MANUFACTURED fl1n

- WhsELBARsoWs 4 every kiad AID slioaer 4
line made OF tue best nlntefiais weEnuhiH.
prees Tor cash Or ag2r1gd CT Acceptance 10 s 40 y d
e1tabitahmeRtin the Southern c3untft. AIpI#
DAVID G. WILSON, q 4. rlid1 ztfs.t
B-FiFI i"'' r-"@'gad from ibr Mandatory
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DAILY CRESCENT.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL

OFFICIAL JOURNAL
~ THE CONSOLIDATED CITY OF NEW oRLEAN
THE PEN AND THE ALBuN ...Br W. NJ THAckrRA
am Miss GATHERINGS boob lthc Album speaks J
: I've lain among your tonnes these many weeks
/ am tired Of their cid coats ard yellow cheeks
Quick Pen and write n line with good grace
Come draw me Of funny little face:
And prithee send me Jack to Cliesbam Place
rgv.
l am my masters faithful Old old Pen
Eve served him three tong years aud drawn since tn
Thousands of funny women and drvtl men.
o Album could tell you ali his Ways
And thoughts, since am his, ihese thousand days
Lord, how your pretty pages ia am z!
ALBUM
His WAYS his thoughts just whisper me a few
Tell me curious anecdote or two.
And write en quickly of good hoFdan. do
Since he my faithful service did engage
To follow him through his queer pilgrimage,
I've drawn and written many line and Page
Garica.ures seribbled have, aud rhymes
snd dinner. cards, and picture pantominrS
And merry little chdren's books at times
I've writ the foolish fancy Of his brain
The aimless Jest that striking. hath caused pain
The Idle word that he'd wish back sgain
I've helped him to pen many line for bread
To joke with sorrow sehing in his head
And make your laughter when his cwn heart blei
I've spoke with men Of all degree and sort
Peers of the land and ladies Of the Court
Oh, but I've chronieied deal Of spprt
Peasts that were ate a thousand days ago.
lddings to wine that long hath ceased 10 flow.
Gay meetings with good fellows long laid Low
summons to bridal banquet, burial bail
Tradesman's polite remaindrrs Of his small
Account due Christmas last-lNe answered aiI
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OFFICIAL.
,TuRE SAND -persons wishinr tn tnke

ESAiduhE oANp'-fersons wishing 10 take
e ht,u,e, sn 90 80 AZ me ieo 81 Haze ST. without
FN''''' "Ni'' N's ~ he
s,, r.r,.,,,.. N,o =. IL ttiht1 Guy surveyor;
~ f'' ''' august . 'e's h"o "
.,.n,..,.,.,.,. -. :, ,..... -. No..
suHNEioh'S DEFAhlMENT, CITY HALL
. NEwoHtshss, June :, 1852.
FEiHE PUBLIC are informed that the Offices of
~ pEpIJTy st1RysyoRS ava Iosst.i 40 cet,o,ss - "
q tAStHARD Gnniy Snt,y1 10, NE nI r,, r,,io,s
,fre Poynnn stree between Nayaes and Apollo sfests
JAdlEAECOuRT, D'puty Surveyor Third Dis
% 9fce ur'alne street. between RoIl and B2qbon streets
--''' d. H. TILE Cl'y snr'eyot
~, , ~, .
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sADDLERY, HARNESS, EI

NTEWARK, Nj, SADDLENY Ware l--sf
" HcaR- --ANnREW g. ut lts 60, -, ataral - esa Is
rect AvwOrlaaus lstefeu Camp Il Ati 4aHyia, a
Maj usaeunsis ml imlers o. +ta9t7f nd stpiHEWAl-A
ave constantly ~ heated ani Sy5.
Brides, Allrti eas fuls Wbrs, -la lia.ness
ipahgr, usskls SAuhlia ~ D. af5 ltaaaias very
Eeplen at No - CANAL STREET,
~ lyi&w ANDREW A.. ~ o. & Hf-
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EfoCsrs'u, China and friassn.s.
H r. NELL & CO 81 Common street, -,
Eesog,sany nrnt,i mn u,rls, Wlo'gss mia y )
hg'. iAMlS, Plated and Bflrria tASlnS ''tNblE- l. "
STICKS iAbtE CUTLERY, JApANNIp WATERS .rt. Xxx
II ot5 will b oAsri 81 l4s ltt- a7l wea SOS -
packed lp fhe lHt.2 .
EGUPLAPS-l0 bales, 40 to As inches, .or
stagf Toha.e ~ lr for sale low.
&SANbsr%7-kRa co. l0s JshAunn
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a : RATES "A most handsome assortment Of
N Eets we'd 90 which oatr tha lev
N0BTCNG MACHINES o. tueN I'd proved pattern 10 Which
aa H.tNtnhul tHN.HIs O. ltIlicalarly called.
- slgEt DOOR o,her LOCKS, CHAIN BOLTS, BUTTS
et
- y S.-ILlL L-r--n.
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M EGHANICS' INSTITUTE, PhEppa street.
IL between CaGat mud Common stree. COsGE{f HNLGANH
LECTURE EtDI-Tat rge and canW4ol!lua It wIah n rs
du and construction is p'rd NaaHl Ursa,al ritrr
Hinlr1 nesr Completed, ana w br iaredff;sly trr
T the accommodation 90 PtFauHs Tor the
pnsg a; reasonable terms. Apply TO LUTHER HOMES rsasr
sHp2l IN I'm St Charles street.
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beach; ahsnmr,s compound-Ssysr f.ls y. rslr


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FA
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tny quantity g AN, s1s - !. he.aas
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yERNiFuGES.
Nin,rH Caua baH,
3. A. FaLuegtoek's,
SWGtas,
Eailay's,
sayre's,
CHnlea's.
SARsAPASILLAS.
Dr. T1waarud's,
GaI ,.'s,
s8nig's, ..
Winholp's,
BllB.c''s,
Woods,
tUl's
PILLs.
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MUSIC STORES, ETC.

FFIANV FWlVI nc suUSoII- r4alsl1f srIr7f9
d Der hiss hl0d sale the no- esrs k&
s syf f2 i, q 'S' g3 9S s TrRIps Eom v
GUITARS rom MARTIN together with s ~ MUSIC, Pr ~
Tolls ETC. - for hireThTes qar gri gsiJameuts
Ii HENRY PAHSpNS, Is Camp street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-22
ATTEMPTED OUTRAGE.

Negro Charles, the property Of George B. Beall
Esq, otthia county, was committed 70 the Jail OF
Jefferson county, on Monday last, charged with
an attempt 20 raYish respectable white female OF
tins town, On Sunday morning last, on the rail
road, about ME below town. Nothing bat her
lndonitable determination not to be violated by the
bend saved her She is young lady ofgood char
aetar, aud Eas the sympathies Of the whole com
nlQoity
Charles viii be tried at the November Court, and
found guilty, viii pay the forfeiture by his life
CtQr.est0aea Free Press
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-22
GUARD AGAINST AGUES.-This is

~ the season above all Others when Agues are most
prevalent, and the weather at this particular time 10
OF that peculiar kind cool mornings and evenings,
which rarely fail to give this loathsoe disease vital
ty On the south side of James River, the Matapo-
nj, Appomattox and Panlunkey, and In the lower sec-
tons of Virginia, especially the Eastern shore
Agues are as regularly expected pay their annual
visits as are the various of the year aud hun
dreds OF families lock forward with melancholy dread
to the appearance of the unwelcome guests All
such appre tensions may now be given to the winds
If those who are afflicted will avaithemselves of the
preventive now offered TO them in BAKERS CELE-
DRAFTED PREMIUM BITTERS. From the mode
rateIy active stimulating qualities of these Btters
aed their healthy effects upon the stomach bowels
Diood seeretve and digestive organs and their hVe-
ly, invigorsting qualities they fail to produce
just such results as viii! prevent undue secretion
of bile aud consequent arrangement of the systsn
As tonic they have superior and the Proprietor
is so well satisfied of their great utility in Diseases
arising from improper indigestion, that he confdent-
y recommends it for all diseases that have their or.
gin in loss of appetite. sour stomach, etc.
Price so cents per bottle. For sale by MesHs Pur
cell, Ladd Co., Bennett u Beers Alexander
Duval, Adie Gray, Charles Millspaugh, ana Drug.
gists generally throughout the city, Also By Todd
Christian Petersburg; D. R. Lyman, Lynch5ufg; King
i Toy, Norfolk; DIR. +. Camm, Williamsburg
u Orders addressed 70 E. BAKER Richmond
Va. will receive Prompt attention. oc II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-22
FROM THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.

Nav ORLEANS, Oct. l9-The steamship Black
Warrior has arrived at Mobile with Havana dates
to the lo.h inst The yellow fever still prevailed
al Mobile; there were or deaths daily.
The lIrst cargo Of gUano ever received at this
port from the Chiuchia Islands arrived TODAY in
the barqJe Salem. Cotton had declined quarter
10 haha cent since the Atlantic's news. and the
market is unsettled Flour and corn have ad.
Fanced
Texas dates 10 the 18th inst state that the yellow
fever still prevailed at Galveston, Indianoia and
Layaca. Lieut.. Barber has fallen a victim A frost
was anXIously hoped for.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-22
MEDICINES WORTHY A PLACE in

MEDICINES WORTHY A PLACE IN
w ALL FAMILIES.-THE MEDICINES OF DR.
J. S; ROSE are al Of high repute, and can be
relied upon sutiug the diseases for which they
recommended they the result of extensive
Medical Practice for the last thirty years the City Of
For ALL NERVOUS AFrEcT1oss.-DR. J. s
ROSES NERVOUS AND INVIGORATING COR
DiAL-The greatest discovery in medical science.
THIS astonishing medicine for raising up weak
sttution, debtated by care, labor study disease
acts like charm 1t gives strength and appetite and
Diseases, ell Nervous Affections, Flatuence, Heart
burn, Restlessness Numbness, Neuralgia, raising the
sPl5s and siYdng po W. to the whole system it
THE GREAT Vans CuRER.-To fHosE WHO
SUFFER- WITH ANY PAIN-Pain is the torerun-
h ss dss DR. RosE Sc FAM IN EEg TnR fhsf.
an admirable preparation for rheumatic and other
% Cholera Cholera Mos TO iIP in iatss s
Stomach, Bowels, Back, Limbs, Sides, Sprains Ris-
ings or Lumps in the Breasts of Females, Ear or
Toothache, Rheumatism, and indeed for any pain
No family traveller should be without bottle OF
this wonderful and reliable preparation 1t is excel
lent for sore mouth OF sore throst la bottles
Fek cqueHs S SeERs,, cRe.gi APP waeesIss
SYRUP, gives immediate relief to the worst Cough,
whether consumptive or proceeding from a cold Ii
allays irritation Of the Lungs and foreihee the sy
against any future attacks In bottles at SO
CHILDREN are also liable to Group, which dan
gerous complaint Yields immediately to DIR. ]. s.
hOsee HeVtI-Id4iIuS OlACCA iso1 iicS - CcLtk
WHOOPING COUGH, another complaint, always
worse in cold and damp weather: TheEaiieted win
Waoos s do1da n sqRu Vi aw. Eos
heves, aud prevents the disease from running into
other diseeses, such as INFLAMMATION OF the
LUNGS, DROpSY in the CHEST, and CoNsUMP-
TION. Price 50 cents.
For ALL DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS AND BLAp-
pER-DR. J. S ROSES COMPOUND FLUID
EXTRACT OF BUCHu.-This is decidedly of
the best remedies used for diseases of the kid
neys bladder, &c. and also for equity affections al
ways highly recommended ty the late DR.; Pfyslek,
and many of the most distin guished medical men
abroad Price so ets.
An of the above Preparations, with Dr. Roses
Medical Adviser Persons In Sickness and IN Health
10 be had Of o. A. strecker, A. Bodeker, D. Wood.
Purcell, Ladd Co. Adse 4 Gray, Bennett Beers,
A. Duyal, r. K. Duyal i Brother, VIM r. Ladd, A.
Leslie s, M Zachrsson, and by dealers generally
Throughout the county and State
&c 2l--dstaw&wlJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-22

ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 20-Flour is quiet-no sales
to-day-receipts very light, prices unsettled The
gram market under the advices by the Asia has ex-
persenced shock. Wheat has declined from yes
terday's prizes a 10 cents per bushel Sales of
TAN to prime red at 1872 1874 cents red l2S 1870
cts Corn IS down, and it would be useless to at
tempt correct quotations in the present state Of the
market
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-22

JACKSON, Mss, Oct l3-The yellow fever, you
VIII roget to learn, is decidedly on the increase in
Cut OF $50 persons which i the estimated popula-
non o; this place at present, there have been no
lever than = new cases during the past twenty
tour hours.
The disease, too, has become more malignant
AID fatal. general panic prevails, and business
is alulJs: or quite suspended
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-22

MURDER IN AMELIA CoUNTY-At Dennis vile
Amelia county, on the 10th inst, John w Lynch
an old blacksmith of that place, shot a servant girl
OF Lis own, killing her dead. 1t IS supposed that
ne was at the time laborng under mental alteration
from the effect OF drinking, &c There being no Jail
in the county of Amelia, constable Graves convey.
ed Lynch TO Pownatan county for confinement
EreajRg BAEietin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-22

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