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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-18

l a" NOTIC E.-lhe pannershp ia the prsc
., uce o. The Law, heretofore existing between
oie ahders!gued, Is this day dissolved By mutual
e1.i'saC The unfinished baainess Of the partner.
So'P "' "ili De attended to by both Of us JOHN H.
NE1GOkY viii continue 10 practice 10 ali the
os.tts heretofore attendt by him. He retains the
oge s occupied by Gregory & S,eger, over the store
=. aoHas K Price 81 Co. JOHN O STEGES will
lioee 10 practice IN ali the courts held in the city
o. His ofice is on Franklin street. one
oo9F oeioW Governor street.
JOHN b. GREGORY.
~ ~.nH 90" john . ETEGER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-18

EUsT RECElVED, lot OF Pen Knives,
y Combs, Brushes, dc also, on hand, constant
supply of Drugs. Mesicines, Paints, OLls, Dye
S:utfs, 6c-all of which viii be sold on very ac-
com nodating terms.
REEVE e. BLAIR, Druggists,
NH Is IFS Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-18

CANVASS HAMS AND DRIED BEEF.
" for sale by
JAMES SHELTON,
NH is Corner of Broad and 4th streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-18

aUsT KECElVED, large assortment of
y platform, rotary and tea Scales, which will be
sold low to close.
mn Is ALEX MOTT & co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-18

s0EES.-6 hhds Joies. for sale by
v fees CHAS. 7. W0REHAM T. CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-18

A II PRIVATE SALE, a splendid lot of
n white Satin, damask Table Cloths and Nap
kins; also, lot Of brown linen do.
NH Is ALEX MOTT g. co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-18

EREsH GUN POWDER. Y0USG hY-
L SON, Black and Imperial Teas, always on
hand and tor sale by
JAMES B SHEL TON,
NH I5 Corner of Broad and 4ih streets.
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tSgDedl wv MgSF
p Manufactured by p P DU VAL, NJ d, King WiHian,
Il We TO whom all oruers should be addressed Price
& - cents and 81 per bottle
r o' aaie IN Richmond Va By Purcell Ladd & Co,
Wholesale agents, ana by Thomas Mccarthy, Blair
= I8y0neSer and VIM Ladd; in Baltimore by Candy
e. = natch IN Portsmouth by 3arI,ck GxathIney, and
~ Druggists generally eu6 9tavts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-18

nR. ROsE,s CELEBRATED FAMILY
IL MEDICINES.-Just received. fresh supply Of
these juAtly celebrated Medicines. for sale by
THOMAS E. PACE,
mills Corner Broad and 4th sire sts
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TNO TOBACCO E1ANDFACTURERS.-
J. The subscriber goiic;ts the attention of Tobac.
co Manufacturers 70 his superior Presses and Muls
of every description. ?. RAHM,
Eagle Foundry, Cary below Pearl street.
Aus2I-Gyn
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-12-08

SATURDAY EVENING Posr.-This well
known paper we are happy to welcome to
our sanctum. The publishers give great
inducements to those wishing to become
subscribers. Their brilliant array ofcon-
tributors, embody all of talent and gen.
JUS, among whom we find the names OF
Emerson Bennett, Mrs. Mary A. Denison,
Grace Greenwood, Mrs. Emma D.. E. N
and others. The terms Of
the Post are Two Dollars in advance and
Three Dollars if not paid in advance
For Five Dollars in advance, one copy
is sent three years. Published by Bea-
con & Peterson, No. 66 South Third ST.,
Philadelphia.
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GRAHAM's SATURDAY EVENING Man

GRAHAM's SATURDAY EVENING MAIL.
Graham, we are happy to see has COM
bined the MEALS Gazette" and God i.
mans Family Friend" and will on the
10th Of the present month, issue a large
Family Newspaper. entitled "l he Satur.
day Evening Mail" which, from our
knowledge Of the publisher. and judging
from the prospectus received, will be the
handsomest and most interesting Family
paper published in America. One copy
year paid in advance S2; Two copies.
s3; Four copies, $5; Eleven copies, 10.
All communications to be addressed to
George R. Graham, Editor, lO6 Chest
nut street, Philadelphia.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-12-08

0TThere was great rejoicing. few
days ago, in Boston, among the opponent,
of the new Constitution. on hearing tnot
the people had rjected it. Tine Boston
Times says the excitement was so great
that two cIergymen,aI,er bandylng word,
fell to work £ed each other sound
ly. Evil communications corrupt good
manners,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-12-08

Scotch Pig Iron has advanced to 67S
O80s at London, in consequence Of pur
cnaSes on French account oI some 90 000
tons. The stock OF warrants. in hands
was estimated at 85 5000 tons. against
10000 do, at the same periond, last
year.
The exports during the past nine
months, this year, were ESQ 600 tons.
against 1916 600 do the same lime last
year; ind although the present rates were
higl, still a further advance was anticipa
ted, asmany sellers we're uncovered.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-12-08

GopEY.-We again, with pleasure. take
up "Godey's Ladys Book, and as usu-
Al, hnd II to contain the most interesting
matter. This favorite of the Ladies for
January, 1854, has been received with
the greatest of pleasure by all our lady
Aequaintances. The Fashions, "Chil-
drens Dresses, Embroidery "Tcilet,"
etc.. of which Cooley takes such great
pains to give, is feature not generally
looked to by other publishers, and is the
very thing that is first sought for. The
reading matters Of such character that
will find favor in palace or hut, with male
or female. A "Merry Christmas and a
Happy New Year, to Cooley.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-12-08

DYES BANK MIRRoR.-Fhe December
no. of this excellent counterfeit detector is
before US We commend il to the atten.
lion Of all persons who are in the habit OF
handling much money, 1t is good work
and published by an experienced fnan
oIer Published Semi monthly by John
5 Dye. Cincinnati. O.. at 81 SO and $2.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-12-08

JUDoE LYScH.-'This much dreaded old
chap held firth in the court House lot
on Friday evening last. A fellow was
tried for whipping his wife and was sen.
fenced to be knocked down and drag.
ged out" The extent of the law was
fully laid on, until the poor DEVILS Prima
Donna begged that he should mt be "kill.
ed quite" Poor hix, got in fix, he got
some xix, and some lix. Strike a wo.
man If you dare!"
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OF the country to sustain our judgment -
We are informed that at this time a sub
scription of stock, consisting of real es-
tate, and some cash, is being procured in
this city Tor the purpose Of being offered
10 our Board Of Directors. on condition
that they make contract of union be.
tween our corporation and the Marietta
and Cincinnati corporation. whereby we
should surrender up our finished road
west of Blanchester, for the common ben.
eft Of both corporations, and should agree
TO abandon our extension TO Parkersburg.
and join the Marietta Road east of Jack
son. We do not intend to characterize
this effort as illegal, immoral or unjust,
but what is it! Nothing but direct
proposition 10 abridge and destroy the
franchises Of our corporation, and TO
thwart large population Of this State in
their laudabIe effort to improve their so.
cal and moral condition. by building a
Railway under the authority of the Gene.
raj Assembly. We had been taught 10
believe that our charter was granted to us
Tor our beneil-not tn" benefit of the Ma
rielta Company, and although she and 9th.
erS in her interest. may have purchased
STOCK in our Company, TO destroy it, and
TO make "a splendid corporation" by
building up main trunk for the accom-
mediation Of the people on that line, and a
mere side line for the people on our line
nevertheless. we affirm thai in no code o
morals can we find any precept which re-
quires OF Us TO aid this plausible under'
taking, by silent submission or inactlon
and we are sure that no countenance vii
be given to this scheme, by our lndepend
ent Board of Directors. The pretenst
for this undertaking is, that the stock all
read paid in would be enhanced in val
ue, and that the competition between the
two roads would be destroyed, and tha
thereby money would be more easily OBJ
tanned for BOTH We take issue on al
these assertions, and in reply say that w
have no competition with the Marietlt
road OH our side. and that all We ask is L
b. "let aone;" and that until it can b,
proved that IA shorter line of railway il
not as profitable as "a long one tending t
the same point, we insist that the stock II
our road is best, and that by an infusion
Into the capital stock OF large and nov
liberal subscription, that the stock nov
paid in will rise in value much more rap
idly than by destruction Of the corpora
ZION.
In conclusion, we urge you forward il
our noble enterprise, and ask you to ai(
at once IIberalIy, and let US push it to til,
coal fields before another winter, and al
though we know that many away from thu
line are tired OF our contest, yet believing
that we are in The right, and that we have
been driven into tbs controversy in de
fense Of our interests, let US by our Iber
ality evhce that we are worthy OF the sup
port of friends abroad, and tnat we are re
solved to finish our undertaking.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-12-08

o. A Ghos SroTy" i rife in Wctzol
county, Va. the ghost OF man mur.
dered some time ago. il is said, has ap
p"ared aud demanded vengeance on his
murderer, ard man pointed out as the
murderer has actually been arrested.
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EEReader, one word to you c'er you
die; II you wish cheap goods to buy.
tSke your cash and straightway go. to
Alex Crisswell near the Depot. He 6
always there with smiling face. to wait
on you with good grace. His goods
50 low he does sell, for in his prices he
has fell; he adyertisesin this dayspapers,
the wisest and best of all his capers; this
will end my attempt at rhymes, so go to
Alex. II you've got the dimes.
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NlOcADRoxE The Virginia Broth
ers,' ]. M. & s. W. Book, played two
nights in the Court House in this place,
last week. Their performances were ex.
cellent. as they personify "de ole Wur,
Rinia" to life. Mat on his Banjo. can't
be beat. and Bill on the Tauborine has
no equal in the United States, and his
dancing far surpasses any other we have
ever witnessed. Come again boys. and
cone alone.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-12-08

CtrThe Ladies Wreath, for Decem-
ber has been received; it is, as usual, fill i.
ed with choice reading We were so un-
fortunate as to not receive the Nov. No.
Of this favorite Of ours. Will the pub
fishers please favor US with a copy.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-12-08

Peoples JouRYAL.-We have receiv-
ed the first No. of this Illustrated Agri-
cultural Journal, published monthly. by
Alfred E. Beach, So Nassau ST., N. Y
We would commend this excellent work
to the attention of our farmers and me-
chanics, and others. Terms, only Sc
per Vol. two volumes per year.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-12-08

YANKEE NorIoNs. This "Novelty,"
published by T. W. Strong, 98 Nassau
street, New York. is upon our table it is
decidedly the richest thing Of the kind
we have ever seen, not even excepting
the we'll known London Punth.", The
publisher being his own engraver, will
add greatly to that part of the Motions >
Terms-$l,25 per year. Specimens can
be seen at this office.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-12-08

The Commercial. OF Cincinnati, says:
The advces. in regard to the preva
lence of cholera at New Orleans has
caused marked sensation in our busi.
ness community. and much anxiety mas.
much as the effect would be very deci.
ded. and TO great extent disasterous
upon our trade with the south during the
winter, should the cholera continue ia
prevail there 10 any extent.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-12-08

The monster ship Republic left Boston
last Friday, and arrived in New York
Monday. She is owned solely by her
builder Donald Mckay, aud cost upward
Of $500 900. Her siowage capacity is
5000 tons, She will require a crew ol
one hundred first class srsmen and fhv
boys With her chiet and under officers
her force will number l75 or 1870, She
will carry ~ 900 barrels oi Aour in her
hold and beWe"n deck and have room
lett She WI leave New York Tor Liver
puOl
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SYMMEs VALLEY RAuRoAD.-The Rail.
road Record asks. Where il Symmes
Valley f"-and desires enlightenment.
Look Oh the map anu some four miles
below Guyaudolle, Va, on the Ohio side
YOU will find the mouth OF Symmes Creek
The Symmes Valley Railroad is projected
up the valley of this creek. through Law.
renee connlN, to connect with the Ohio
railroads on the North, and the Virginia
Central on the South. Ironton Req.
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RoBBERY-THrEvEs.-On Friday night
last, the store of Mr.. John Nelson, was
entered by some person or PEI sons, and
robbed of several coats, pants, ETC., be.
sides small amount of money.
On the same night, the shoe shop ol
friend Steel, was entered, and some boots
and shoes taken away. The most of the
articles have since been found in a hay
NOW. somewhere in the neighborhood.-
Keep your doors and windows secured.
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Ey- The Baton Rouge. Ia. Advocate
contains notice OF The death Of little
b. y oulv five years old BY deiir,uw ire
me"St H. was the child t an abandoned
woman who ted MIN strong drink! Whar
IA lesson of depravllyl
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EEIn another column will be found
an Address to the people of Highland,
Pike, Jackson. Vinton and Meigs coun-
ties, and the Stockholders of the Cincin.
matt, Hillsborough and Parkersburg Rail
Road. We hope every man in the five
counties will read it and act accordingly.
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HtI6 was --t---Ss.ulnR LO
q bone, into which 6U~.d thrust my finger
counted three ulcers. He had been under sew.
al physicians, who had given him up. | or.
ned decoction of Rock Rose. in two days
1is night sweats ceased | then ordered tea
Poonfu OF Rock Rose three times day. Thir-
y-nine days after he was entirely well.
Dr. Webb. of Madison, CT,
'estifies to the value of Rock Rose, as evinced
4 the cure of numerous cases of the ScrOfula,
specially in children.
| DR.. S. Fuller, of Hartford, CT.
Administered the Rock Rose to Scrofulous fe-
aale, in which the anti-scrofuous remedies had
ieen applied without success. The disease was
ullY arrested By it.
DR.. D. A. Tyler, of New Haven CT.
plates the following case. Mr.. c., from
hild, was afflicted with the Scrofula, and had
30 Glandular Swelings OH the neck. At the
p of l6 he was much worse had eight alb
ssses on the neck, three ulcers on the shoul-
/, aud three on the hips. He consulted Drs
hnson and Spalding of New Haven, but all to
purpose. In 1916, when forty years of age
l. Smith, farmer from Long Island observ-
Mr.. c. with his head drawn on one side, and
hble to labor, advised him to try the Rock
oO IVSuldIlyi WHlCu ne ulu lOT lOuT weeks
Ie ulcers broke, discharged and healed, and his
id resumed its natural position, and he went
tularly to work.
Sol The value of the Rock Rose has also been set
thb BY DR.. Tyler, of New Haven, CT, in dis
ttation avowedIy prepared for that purpose,
iich afterwards, at the request of several of
oTet.
We quote from the preface. He says that
zee the delivery of this address, "the plant un-
consideration has been more fully tested, its
tues developed, its character better establish.
This dissertation is published by the advice
d appreciation of several medical lriends.-
e object of it is to lay before the profession,
the public, the virtues of plant too much
EecteG.
The Rock Rose is plant of rare medicinal
lues, and unrvalIed as curative agent in
'ofulous diseases. cannot but express the
ire, inclOsing this statement, that II may be
iuG to lessen the sufferings of our deceased
dying humanity. EDWIN X. WARREN.
New London, April ., 1852.
Manufactured by VIM. FRANKLIN g.
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Ryan Irishman, whose name we do
not recollect, entered house, a short
distance below town, and abused the fe-
males, threatening to kill them, DC. He
made his way into town, and the old
Judge took him in hands, and give him
6ts, beating his head and ribs awfully.-
Good for the Judge, you served him right.
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0rNorthern Bank OF Ke lucky stock
has been selling AT Lexington. within a
lew dasy at Sll7 per share. This is the
highest prIce that this stock has ever
reached.
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The daughters Of the wealthy have
queer ways Of killing time. We called
Oh one the other day, and found her do
lug-~hat do you suppose working O
worSted cushion Tor the coal scuule
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ETGeo. W. Adams. convicted at the
present term of the court for bgamy. was
sentenced on Tue dav morning-thrae
wears in the Penilentiary.--( aiiipOiis
Jour.
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The PalChin Bank notes, Of Buffalo.
are now taken by the New York City
Banks at III same rate as other country
Banks,
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Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Rail
way Stocks sold in New York Tuesday
last al IOG, and Little Miami Stocks al
1f8.
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Novembr
in provided that the
and the
M aud o'clock M of said the County Treasurer sad county, unless said
36-
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WMr. Bort, Che Jun. of the M'Arthur
Republican, was in our Office this week.
He looked well, was well, and Well?
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UADvERTIsEMENTs INTENDED FOR INSERTION
IN THE STANDARD, SHOULD BE HANDED IN PREVIOUS
TO ?. ~, ON TUESDAYS
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OFFICE IN HoFfMAN's HALL.
TMEMRNM%e

pThe paper will be sent according to Orde
Der year, in advance, for $I,OO
II not paid within four weeks, 1,5O
pThsse terms will be rlgidly adhered to.
TTo insure discontinuance at the end tf
1hs time subscribed for, all arrearages must lie
paId and positive directions given to that effect.
pAdvertisemen nts inserted at the usual rates.
TAlladverlisements not having the number
sfinsertlons marked on them, will be continued
sntil forbid, and charged accordingly.
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In the war with Russia. The troops in
actual service are thus distributed:
In garrison on aud near the Danube. at
Widdn, 900; at NlcopoIi, 900. at
Ruslhuk, 5 500; al Slislria. 6 600; at Res.
sova, 2 900; at Hrchova 500; at Match
IN, 3 1000; at l>atuha. 1900; at rulza.
| 200, Total 3l,400 men with 1900
pieces OF artillery,
The corps d'armee for field services
under Omor Pacha, on the Danube, con.
sislS of nizdm, 95 900; redi 22 00U con
tngentS from Egypt, 1900; Bachey Boz
ouk 36 500, giving a total OF III 500
having total OF III 500, having 246
pieces Of artillery.
There is also Stationed in Roumelia.
between ConStanlinople and the Balkan
mountains. corps de reserve. having lis
quarters at Adrianope, consisting oil 22. :.
900 nizam regulars $4,000 redif rcgu
lars aud $4,000 Bachy Bozouk; in all
80 QUO men. wit 80 pieces OF artillery.
So much tor Europe,
In Asia the Sultan has in Anatoia near
Alhabz'g. under the command of SrIim
Pacha, a corps oi nlzim, "a 900; redll
8 900; Bachy Bozouk q 1000; making a
total OF SO 900 with 80 pieces of artillery.
There is second corps d armee in
Asia under the command oil Abdi.PaCha,
whose headquarters are near Erlvan. 1t
is composed oi 5000 men ol the nizom.
I2 900 OF The redii. and $4,000 OF the
Baohy Bozouk; Total $4,000 men, with
1876 pieces OF artillery.
The THREE CRYSTAL PALACES The
London Crystal Pa ace was 1851 feet in
length, 456 feet in breadth, and covered
between 10 and 10 acres The frontage
Tor goods, according to Prince Alberl's
report was over 10 miles. he Dublin
Crystal Palace is 425 feet in breadth and
470 Ieet in length. From The pavement 10
the top Of the central dome it is 800 ieet
in height The total aera OF the New
York Crystal Palace is 249 ,672 square
feet, or FIVE and three.iourth acres. Its
extreme breadth is Ais feet.
~ Ehhu Burrit whose labors in the
cause Of practical pc zee, and in behalf
OF the establish ent ol system Of Ocean
Penny Postage, are so well known to
botn hrnispheres, has once more returned
10 America. aud is now with his friends
in Connecticut.
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DaA Agga9U9yaq Ag9qa

LIST OF LANDS AND TOWN LOTS IN THE COUNTY OF JACKSON
AND STATE OF OO RETURNED DELINQUENT BY THE TREASURER
OF SAID COUNTY FOR THE YEAR 1882 TO which, ADDED THIRTY
" PER CENT PENALTY TOGETHER WITH THE TAXES OF 1853
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Military strength OF the sultan.

From the Paris correspundrncr OF the
National Mielligencr. in which is dis
cuNSed the military strength OF The Rus
SLAMS and the Turks we learn that the
Turks have in active service at this mo.
menl force in Europe and Asia OF 343.-
600 men and 3 l4l pieces Of artillery. of
which SAL are field pieces. Aboutthree
iourths OF this is in Europe. and more
than half on the Danube, under the i'm.
mediate control Of Omer Pacha. and
available in the attempt he is making to
drive the Russians from the Princpalites.
ThetotaI dlsposable Turkish force may
be set down as follows:
Regular troops, (nizam and redf) 81 900
~ garrison .'''''.'', ,,.........'.. ,4U,OUU
Reguarcuntingents ...............,42,00 600
Irregular contlngents. ...............ll5,0 900
Gendarmery and Tartars. ..... 10000
Bachy Bozouk. ....,...............l .l95, 900
OHrlsuanS .''. ...,......., .2U,UUO
-------
Total. 1852, 900