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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-20
LATEST MAIL d NE VS..
TURTHER FROM EUROPE.
! ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.

#&ft BOSTON, sat>s req. IL, 1854.
The steamship Canada arrived here at noon to
aay. ana her mails for the South win be dispatched
n toe afternoon train. go
The following 10 the latest newss
1Te Earl Of Carnarvon. In moving the reply 10
the queen . speech in the House Of Lords, and the
Earl OF Ducie, in secondins It, merely echoed ito
The Marquis Of clanricarde complained that the
spccch gave no indication Of the present posion OF
future intentions as to the war. In other countries,
nomnaIly less free than England information had
been given TO the people hui the British were Kept
in total ignorance by the Government
Greater trmncss on the part al England, would
long since have aeitled the Turkish difficulty. Bri
tsh want Of energy had deccived the Cvar into the
war in which Europe would soon be piunged
The Earl Of Clarendon defended the Government.
The Car. during his long reign had given proofs
that he desired place, The present position OF the
affair it, that no answer has come from ST. Peters
burg.
latter remarkiag on The acknowledgement Of the
army, all the Generals on the roll being unit for
The Earl of Derby noticed that the speech conf
tanned no alluson TO any other foreign relations
Britain.
Prcsiden, Pierce's Message referred TO important
questions pending with Great Britain, but the
Queen took no notice thereof. The Earl OF Derby
also reviewed a. length the recent proceedings Of
the Government
The Earle Aberdeen defended his delay and un.
willingness to engage In a foreign war; and denied
being either au Austrian or Russian tool. He
avoided giving any further explanation at present of
the history of the Eastern difficulty. He defended
Prince Albert from the recent imputations, and
Lord Hardingc did the same.
debate easued on the subject OF the Press hav.
Inc circulated those imputations.
Several lords Indignantly denied having anything
to dc with the Press.
On the ID February Lord Lyndhurst, referring
to papers before the House OF Lords, asked il it
was true as Nesselrode had stated that the draft of
the vieuua note was submitted TO the Gar for ap-
proval b afure was communicated TO the Porte.s
Lord Clarendon replied that the note was Of
French origin--ihat il forwarded TO England
for sssen:--and thence to St Petersburgh, but was
refused by the Gar unless it should come through
the recognized mediation of Austria. He supposed,
but could not say that France had previously sent
it TO the Porte.
"a Government Committee of Engineers have re-
ported the mail steamers unfit for purposes,
owing 20 their peculiar shape and the exposure OF
the engines to shot, but they might serve as troop
ships H.-st4
The papers say that John Duffy, the U. States
Consul at Galway. is about TO resign, as the ap-
pontment does not pay expenses.
A letter from Smith O'Brien of October LIST, saws
he has no intention of escaping and had received
his ticket OF leave TOR six months.
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FIRE ATLoWELL. &c.

BosroN, Friday Feb. II. 1s54.-P c. Richmond's
Batting factory, in Concord street. Lowell, was de-
stroyed by fire last evening. Loss $50, 900.
The troops which rived here in the steamer Anne
rca after being newly clothed in United States uni
form, were sent to quarters in Newport, R. /.
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The steamship City of Manchester, from Liver.
pool, has arrived at Philadelphia. f..t7
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|nEs Fra Din HOUSE AID Tor
Is.h dsy e 1sssssry 4 50 yssr i'll hi ~
az 8. ]. ssss sissk 8 SH. = AZ e, IS 8
e nshs.s hI9dsr TIE rsopsrts : asl:.sd 8 de
.l I.nsns - is test e IN .s s.y 5 fsss 49,
s IL ss st1 e. ss. . sss Ss ys
ana % - houses s si e R; e.
- L pfssSe9s s occupied By good tenant =
Trans,-o nstlild cash; ons-thIrd i four months,
md one.thisd e months frurn dsy o. ais With g
notes sstisfactory endorsed Vii s. r.arssd II
the tile will be withheld til the whole purchsse
PAY tie taxes and prsportionsis part q lie iasu
rance fcr the current year
The 'l'ls + believed r 6 5s bsysss Sss.tiSa
0oDDIH 4 AppERsoN. Aucts 10 1-tds
MEAT COTTAGE RESIDENCE ON
an OREGON HILL FOR SALE AT AUCTION
WIN be sold the 22d Of Feb- the premises, 1t
o'clock, that nest COTTAGE residence on Oregon
feet aud run: back 100 feet and known lot No q
In Hsrvie's plan. near the city Of Richmond:
TsRMs -One-third cash balance at 5 and6 mos
ioI negotiable notes. interest added and titled re-
e % GoDDIN 1 APPERsoN. Aucts. s
q LOTS ON RICHMOND AND UNION
~ HILLS AT PUBL1C AUCTTON.-Wili be sold
on FRIDAY, the 24th day of February, 1854, COM
msncing ct o'clock, nine desirsby located building
LOTS. The first Is on the north side of Broad, be-
tween 24th and 25h streets having front of Is feet
and depth of 10 feet with alley of 10 feet
tending from said lot TO 24th street The next have
front of so feet each on Union or Concurrence sts
and same front another street 30 feet wide with
depth of 14g feet, aording accommodations for two
buildings each lot The remaining property is on
sd street, near the last. short distance from the
corporation ofthe city of Richmond, and win be 90
divided az to suit bidders All Of these Lots with
In ten minutef walk Of the First Market House. and
ut the same time in q retired and quiet ghborhood.
TIE sale will commence with the Lots Union
TERhs.-One-third cash balance at and 6 mos,
Tith interest.
fe 20 Ill GoDDIN 4 APPERsoN, Aucts.
VALUABLE STEAM ENGINE FOR
SALE.-Will be sold on the 2lst day of Febru-
ary 1854 at At O'Clock the lot opposite the Dock
Connection with the River, the ENGINE formerly
used by the Richmond Dock Company. This En- CINE
wss built by Bolton Watt, of London, for q sugar
planter in the West Indies was captured during the
war 1912 by ofthe American prvateers brought
into Norfolk and sold the late Major Heth whom
the Dock Company purchased. Notwithstanding the
from the very superior character of the material and
execution of its workmanship. with very little of
pair it can be made valuable either to drive
grist mill Inde ed 1t readily be adapted to any
use to which such power is admissible Terms
commodating GODDIN l. APPERSOE.
fe Is Aucts.
r 4 n ~ r ryTN
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NOTICE TO STONE PAVIERS-

~ Proposals will be received at this Office unit
THURSDAY, the Esd inst, until II O'Clock NJ, for
repairing the broken and sunken places in the paved
streets of the city and for reaynE the stone pave
ments over gas and water pipes, tie
As it is important that work OF this character
should be promptly a. well faithfully executed,
the contractor will be required to enter into covenant
with approved security for its due performance and
with the distinct understanding that IN Of fall
ure or neglect, the forfeitures and penalties will be
enforced.
If required to do 10. the contractor viii have to
ram the earth under the payements-in oil cases to
furnish good bed of sand or graveland in the
work shall break up by reasons of improper execu.
ton, he will be required make it COED without far.
ther cost to the city.
The bid must be by the square yard.
M. BATES, Supt of Streets.
Office of Superintendent of Streeta
February 18th, 1854 s se +
! fe l8-dt23dFeb -
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cONGRFSS-FprD.y.

cred after which. the private calendar was post
poned and the Nebraska bill was taken up.
Mr.. Seward spoke at come length in opposition To
tanned the floor, and the Senate adjourned until
Monday.
HOUSE OF REpREsENTATIyEs.-The bill for the
Naturalization of Indiana, granting to that State
township of land. read third time and passed
The House wentinto Committee, and Mr.. Stephens
OF Georgia, made most stirring and able speech in
Meacham and Fenton. Mr. Campbell replied and
was succeeded by Mr.. Kerr who exhibited much
eandor. and spoke in support of the bill and defend
ed the South from any desire to violate it's compacts
After some corrective remarks from Mr.. Giddinas
the Committee rose. and the House adjourned until
Monday.
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The last despatch from st. Louis states that four
persons were killed and twenty wounded, by the
explosion of the boilers of the steamer Kate Kear
ney last Thursday Five or six others are miss
In
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DUCKWHEAT FLOUR.
II FAMILY BACON.
DRIED APPLES. ffsa ~
NO 1. MACKEREL. e
FAMILY and SUPERFINE FLOUR.
PRIME LEAF LARD .8a
Brown, Crushed. Loaf and Pulverized SUGAR.
LONDON PORTER.
ROE HERRINGS. tS@ 3tfts{t s
Pine Apple and English Dairy CHEESE.
For sale by D. N. MCDOWELL
fe l8-2t* Corner LIST and Main sts
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Monday.

Mr.. Alex. Armstrong, of Gilmer county. was way
robbed OF about $575 in bank bills The Weston
Herald says two white men have been committed to
the Jail of Gin1er county, charged with being con-
cernsd in the villanous assault
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EXTRAORDINARY SAFE OF DRY

IL ATKAOKDlNARY SALE OF DRY
IL GOODSm.-Intending to enlarge my store. b
the latter part of this month, 1t becomes imperative
to effect an immediate clearance Of my present seck
Of such goods a. are v.ually to be found h 8 Dry
Goods Store. besides large variety Of FANCY Az.
purchased In the best marksts will b esrsd g ssk
Tow prices to fs immediate distdbuten. -
at the Same time effect great saving to purehassn.
Some articles are particularly cheap, vizs 49,
White, black and colsred Kid Glovea for Ia1ies.
S7kc and for gents at 62lc pair; white nsn Has,
IS cents dozen; imitation India Rubber Long Combs
ct 163 cents silk Undehirts at d, and Cotton onss
1t 81 cents; Swiss aud Cambria Binda 10 CENTS Ede-
ing and Inserting, 81 cents yard; let u vary G1e
Carpet Bsgs, very cheap. s' ff 81 NssIs 20
therefore al in want would do wel 70 cal scen =
.s ". COHEN0,
fe s-2w4 Corner of Broad and Fifth ~
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DANKIN'S STRACT-Received at
Ii 2ANDOLPH'S Bookstore and Bindery
The Partisan, Romance of the Revolution. BY
w. G. Simms. New ed with plates-$1 Is.
Wing Almanac, for 1354-12c.
De Quincey's Essays on Philosophical Writers and
other Men of Letters 2 vols-$l so.
The Rye House Plot OF, Ruth, the Censpirators
Daughter By G. w. M. Reynolds-50c.
White Slavery of England, compiled from official
documents, with II latef. By J. C. Cobden--$l25
Young Duke. By D'lsraeli-S7c.
January No. Rankin's Half.Yearly Abstract-$l.
fe 1 3 s-i = 5ilf I
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nR. A. C. HARDIN, BorAHlo Pnssl-
IL cIAN, offers his services 70 The eitissns Of Hi
DR.. Robinson, on franklin, between 18th and 1lth
streets At all hours night and day, whom mot profess
sionslly engaged. s
Extracting Teeth only IS cent?.
/ take pleasure In recommending TO my friends Dr..
Hardin as Botanic Physician, who has stuaisa ~.
dicine, graduated, and received biz DIPLOMA
ja 5-2ms a 3. D. ROBINSON, r d.
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las. R. HOLBROOK, General Whole.
~ sale and Retail Book, MAGAZINE, NEWSPAPER,
PERIODICAL and CHEAP PUBLICATION Agent, Frank,
lin street, just above the Exchange Hotel.
All new Books, NEWSPAPERS and Periodicals.
received In advance of other houses and furnished
the publishers lowest cash prices h S
All orders by mail promptly attended to. !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-20

DRIVATE BOARDNG.-Age gentleman
j and his lady can be Furnished With Dlsassne
room and board In gentes family, rssidine short
la S0--fs l tsE ~ = 40 e
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DREMIUM VENETIAN BLINDS
Il GEO. w. ZIMMERMAN, Venetian Blind Ms
ker, No. 81 Arch street, Philadelphia.
Constantly on hand general assortment of Blinde
wholesale and retail, at the lowest prices. 3
The citizens of Richmond and vicinity are respect.
fully informed that having appointed Mesns HAB.
LISTON BROTHER, No. I8 Governor street.
Agents. all orders left with them win meet with
prompt attention, and Blinds furnished at PHTLA.
DELPHIA PRICES. no 16-Smis
EOR HIRE-A first-rate BLACKSMITH.
Il Apply to go p. N. TABB u SON.
4 fe I5-3t sfSf VI ~ )
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TTNION HOTEL.-The subscriber hns
" taken the above house and will open IL under
the name Of the UNITED STATES HOTEL bss ~
reception of boardes and Transient customers the
Ist March next. The house IL now undsfeoiae ~
pairs painting &c. II will be furnished with entire
- ''' ). Z. NORRIS,
Late Superintendent Of Congress Hail. Hhils-
e la-lH - 4 ~.
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H'uLION LoTN IS Buildiur uoIUh
fulton e A.esiee. O. T1ID1Y IrTX;s -
lively vii e 81 i ssll e 81 - '; = 49,,
g which are afu.see = ~ lSf1:~1s 80 -
weIi adapted Tor beiIdine 60 - - -, -
This vfli - 9 favorable elp1rtuu ~ - -. -
'ns e sSs.in lIss = shs3 ssss :
Z fEine One third 81. $3.50 = e.as-.k.
With infcsest; title % - retnlns5 vSsn ~
paid. TAILOR q V7Ix5xn5S ~
e. POSTPONED. snsvcsdal,y. = THU11nxYsss1
i0th inst, at the same houx. II 5 5 - -
e 10 TAYLOR 4 WILLIAM 49,.
rADDlTl0NAL-Will be- ea1sd % the 49, =
nuilding LOTS, on Wlliamsbnse ayense. - -.
s Is located for Ssilsial 1 s,Issss ,rsr.r.
fOSTPONEMENT.--The abovs sals SWIM -
prevented ~ the inclemency 81 the weathsrs -
same VIII take place ON MONDAY. the III 1nGkSnf
g the same hour, II fair II not. the nexk RI -
1eerrsfter. lfe III ls T.k W. Asses
lGHI SALES.-THIS EVENING,
~ commeneinG q u O'Clock, ard ever Tnss1ny.
Thnnday and Saturday evenines, throSakout u
season, at which time We win o3er for ~ larre
s g Of staple and Fancy Goedsy oola asd
Silver Watchea Gums, T., &c.
Country merchants and the trade ars invite1 = IL
tend our sales e they win End largo vaIsfy - 81
frst-rate quality. =
fe rs A. MOTT Co. A.
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WANTS.

MARKET GARDEN WANTED.-The
1Nl advertiser will rent or purchase small
Market Garden, from to miles of the corporation.
Cash will be paid for one that will suit
Address A. w. r., at this office. fe 20-ts
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give board and tuition 70 two or three little 6oys g
girls, at $50. HP.TxYL0R
Three unexpected vacancies h my School. = 90
street. are opsn TO the public. =
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0IL.-Tunners' and Machinery on, No.
Nj article, Ii bbls. for sale 81 sT.7
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-11-01
The Alleged Congress of American
DiplOmatists in Europe.

The Paris PreSss having remarked the
simultaneous presence in that city Of
Messrs. Dudley Mann, Under Secretary
of State of the Cabinet of Washington
P. Soule, Minister at Madrid Daniel,
Minister at Turin O'Sullivan, Minister
at Lisbon ; and August Belmont, Minis
ter at the Hague, besides the members Of
the American legation at Paris, the cor
respondent Of the Tribune, writing from
Paris under date of the Cd instant, says
Messrs. Dudley Mann, Soue and Cass
are at this moment in Paris, and Mr.. Blu
chanan is expected to arrive from day to
day but Messrs. Daniel, O'Sulliyan and
Belmont have left. Mr.. Daniel visited Par
is simply to escape the cholera, which was
dGcimaiing Turin at the moment of his
departure Mr. O'SulIivan came on 9th
er than diplomatic business, and only re-
NAMED three days while Belmont came
to attend the council on Capt. Gibson's
case, and returned Immediately afterward
to the Hague. Mr.. Cass has resided in
Paris permanently since his marriage IN
May last, Mr. Soule came TO PATS prin
clpally for recreation, but was DESTROYS at
the same time of consulting diplomatic
colleagues on affairs of mutual interest.
Alter the arrival Of Mr.. Soule in Paris.
Mr. Buchanan, partly on account of the
extreme unhealthiness of London. and
partly on account of the recent action of
the Governments Of Europe toward tho
United States, indicated desire to MAKO
short visit to the continent. and asked
Messrs. Mann, Mason, and Soule To ac-
company him to the waters Of Baden
The PoIiticohygienic excursion was a,
once agreed upon. and the party will
vas at once agreed upon, and the party
will leave for Baden this week. Mr.. Sis.
bells, charge at Brussels, who is now a,
Baden, and Mr.. Belmont, who remains
much OF his time at Frankfort. near he
may be included in the political councils
which will take place. Mr.. SickIes will
don. t4'H'
Various surmises are made as to the
objects of this diplomatic conference The
affair OF Mr.. Phillips, the American wbo
was arrested in Switzerland under spsn;.
cion of being the Italian agitator. Mali
n'' in disguise /; Capt. Gibson's recIama.
tons against the Dutch Government he
negotiations fortbe acquisition of Cnba
and other matters are suggested as nro'
oaole'subjects Of discussion. PuhI;, an
mostly IS very naturally excited on the
subject, as it can scarcely be suDnosed
tina! SO many diPlomatists can have Assem-.
Oled without pre-concert.
u
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-11-01
FOR GOVERNOR.
HENRY "a. WISE,
or, AGCOMAC.
Subject to tie Decision of the Democratic
State Contention.
The Register.

The present number closes the third
volume of this paper. Three years ago
we issued the FIRST number of the Regis
ter-launched our frail barque upon the
boisterous sea of public opinion, amidst
conflicting hopes and fears; and the result;
has, thanks to liberal community, ex=
ceeded our most sanguine expectations. =
The Register enjoys at this time better
support than ever before was given news
pepper in this place, and its patronage is
steadily increasing. Our greatest aim
shall be to deserve the confidence and sup
port that is thus given us.
We are aware that in some instances
our course as an editor has been dissen;ed
to by' some of our citizens. This is natu
rally to be expected. The publisher OF. a
paper, if he has sufficient brains to CON,
prehend. and independence to avow his
sentiments, must necessarily take posi-
ton on all public questions, as faithful!
chronicler of passing events; and AS AM
two NTH seldom think precisely alike on
any question, it could hardly be expected
that We should agree exactly with aeverul
hundred. And no one, we presume, de
sires us to express as our own, another
mans opinion, or assume position that
our judgment and conscience tells US is
wrong.
We had contemplated commencing the
fourth volume with new type and a pun
Der OF other improvements, but finding
other demands upon all our money, and
our paper looking about AS we'll as that Of
our ncishbor3, we concluded to postpone
it for another year.
1t might not be improper, in this con
nection, to intimate to those who are in.
debted to US, that if we had the two OF
three thousand dollars due US, it woulJ
make our money market much easier.-
Indeed, we must have it, even If it has tc
come BY due process Of law. We desire
the patronage of none who will not pay
their accounts without forced collections
In conclusion, we would return GU,
thanks for the very liberal support giver
US, and particularly to those friends wh'
have taken an active part in our favor
We shall endeavor TO so act as TO merit ii
continuance.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-11-01

The GOVERNOR OF UTAH.-The commits
sion under which Brigham Young held
the Office of Governor of Utah, expired on
the 29th ult., and as it is alleged that for
Tue last two years he virtually refused TO
recognize the government of the United
States, having forwarded neither copies of
the territorial laws nor the accounts Of
the expenditures of the public appropria-
tons. it is unprecedented by some shat there
will be terrible commotion in ''Mormon-
DOM" should he not be re-appointed.-
Young, himself. in an address to the Nor
mons in March last, said (:
owe have got territorial government
and I am and ,0iY be the Governor. AMI nm
NOTsr ca" hinder Il. until tic Lord lAlmi06-
~ says, 'BRIGHAM. YoU NEED NOT BE Gov
ERNoR ANT LONGER, and then I an aOillin1
to yield to another.'
He goes on in the same address to declare
that neither President Pierce nor anv 9th.
er President could remove him, and init
mates pretty strongly that Judge Lynch
would be in waiting for any one coming
there under pretence of having authority
TO assume the Office Of Governor. This is
pretty bold talk; but Brigham Young, ike
many others before him, will learn, that
should the President not deem it compat-I
bic With the public interest to appoint
llm' that the claws must be obeyed8 de-
plte the braggadocia and united opposi-
ion Of few zesIots.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-11-01
Discovery of the Nemains Of Sir John
Franklin.

Franklin.
The Montreal Herald has the follow
ing:
" In our extra of yesterday evening We
informed the public that rumor was cur
rent in town that the remains of Sir John
Franklin and his crew and their ships
have been discovered.
We Immediately despatched special
messenger to The Hudson Bay Conpany's
house at Lanchine, and through the kind
ness Of the Governor. Sir George Simp-
son, are enabled to lay before our readers
the following outline Of a dispatch recei
we'd by him yesterday from Dr.. Rae
Dr.. Rae has been absent on the coast
since the first Of the month Of June, 1858,
aud returned to York Factory on the 28th
Of August last, whence he forwarded let
ters by express to Sir Geo. Simpson, via
the Red River settlement.
b." After briefly noticing the result Of his
own expedition, and the difficulties with
which they had to contend. he proceeds
Etosstate that II ON the Eoquimaux he hal
IobCained certain information OF the fate Of
Sir john FrRnklin's expedition, who had
beeen starved to death after the loss Of
their ships5 which were crushed in the
ice, and while making their way south 10
Great Fish river OF Buck. near the outlet
of which a party Of wines died, leaving
accounts Of their sutterlngs in the muIila-
Ted cOrpses OF some, which had evidently
furnished food to their unfortunate com
paniOns.
"ThiS information, although not deri-
yed from the Esquimaax who had com
municated with the whites, and who found
their remains, but from another band who
obtained the details r:va roce, may yet be
relied on. No doubt is left of the truth
OF the report, as the natives had in their
possession various articles OF European
manufacture which had been in possession
Of the whites.
Among these are several silver spoons,
forks, DC, on one o. which is engraved :;
" Sir John Franklin, X. G. B." while the
others have creSts and initials on them
which identity the owner as having be-
onged to the i'll .fated expedition. Draw
lngs OF some of these have been sent down
This fearful tragedy must have occurred
as long ago as the Spring of 1850"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-11-01

6rsAw CUTTER. have just recciv-
ed from the machine shop at Palatiue, Ma
rion county, one Of the most complete az
tcles in the cutting-box line We ever saw.
1t cuts straw, hay, or corn-fodder with
equal facility, and more work can be done
with it by child. in an hour, than with
one Of the old fashioned kind. by a man.
in a day. When the fact that there is a
saving OF 40 per cent. in feeding chopped
food TO stock, is taken into consideration,
we do not see how a person can neglect
preparing themselves to make this saving,
now that the labor of cutting the feed is
no longer an item.