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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-25

The yellow Fever at the eouth.
AND FLIGHT FROM AUGUSTA.
A STEAMER FIRED INTO BY THE FLO


RIDIAES,s &c.
COLUMBIA. Sept 2s.-The yellow fever panic 10 liz
ereasins and spreading gheut the South ihous
at Savannah and Charleston the disease 10 steaei y
90 the decrease. The telegraph Offices at Ausa'ta
and Charleston that up. aud the office ct sassn-
nah has been re moved to tho Railroad depot Ia the
suburbs Of the city. At Charleston the principal
orator, Mr.. Carpenter died. and his ass sssnt Is now
down with the fever. Al Aususts, the operators pc
panic stricken with the people, and have isfi
the ofics.
The panic at Augusta which hiss always heretofore
been exempt from the ravagss OF this awful pau.
ience was beyond desert pton learn from pass n
gers direct from there that nearly the whole OF the
white population have abandoned the city, aud that
the country for miles around 10 covered with tents
The fever Ia also represented as incre asns among
those who remain and the doctors have urged ell TO
aY from it who can possibly lesve their homes The
post Office is closed and the mails all delayed. the re
being no one to distribute them. No Sou hern pa
pers have been received at Columbia snce Monday
The interments at Savannah Thursdsy were l6.
including - OF fever, showing great deere The
deaths of the past we were ls9, incl $50 of
fever.
At Charleston there no visible Abatement of the
disease though 1t has been violent tn ere at
Savannah. Alexander Carroll, Esq Of e.Charles
ton Courier, am happy to learn Is ain in good
health, his illness having proved man sgeable
than the pestilenee. This deaths at c naileston ON
THURSDAY and Friday were 81.
On the 18th inst, when the steamer Weaka pass ed
jacksonville, Flords, from Savannah. her way up
the river the people were assembled on the shore in
q great state of excitement with q cannon and On
the Welaks attempting to land she fred into
without doing much damage, The
OF this violent demonstration fear that she
was about to land number ofth ens of Savan.
nah who it was thought would brin yellow fsver
with them.
Columba Is still enjoying excellent ,eslth, and
one fears the fever here.
statement of the affair at Jackson yi,le appears
in the Savannah Republican of Thursday 1t charges
that the Rloraians discriminate between the rights
of the Charleston steamers and those of the mail
steamer from Savannah. CORE spondent of the Re
iblicar, writing from ST. Johns River z. f. s, pit
Is, ssyi-"Some seven cannon were fred to sink er
(the Welaka1 last night, bat thank God, the little
vessel her gallant captain and crew, passed up the
river unharmed. Tonight the attempt will be re-
nswed but with what success depends up,n whett or
they will be clear to aim or not"I
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IsKUST SALE Or REAL E0IAl En-
u Pursusnt 10 the provisions 81 Deed Of Trust
executed By JOHN Ya1bsonfh to the subecfber dated
the sh day Of Aueust 1874 sud fsecsdsd - HcnIico
County Court Clerks Once. On the s.Eas DAY. Ter the
purpose Of securing eertain surns Of Money theren
ne nttoued, due 70 Wm II Yaxbroush, = ehaIl on
' muNpAY q. 18th ar q sspksmber. 1874 com.
auction. On the first piece Of ground hereinafter
tmsnlsreo to the highest bidder, for eosh. the tn.
$; 80 q the said John yssbroush fbeng one-ninte)
. VII II lot Of ound containing one sere, With
.i and buildings thereon. lyiaS n Her.
nadIon. and occupied BY james Yaxbropsh in bis
;n;n;r aio q, smother iot ssrs I'd
containing half acye, In OF nea2 Shea Toy1n known
- the Briek-fsrd Lot, ON N md s2d srsets In Ad-
ranty only. 1893 III G. LARIjS Trustse.
sale conducted b. LARus SHINE, Aucts.s
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NOTICE.-Mr. r. M. Burton having b,

NOIICE.-NIT. h. NJ. Burton having bV
~ Deed dated - day of September 1854 and re-
corded in the Clerks Office of the Hastings Court Of
richmond, conveyed to Ne In trust for the benefit of
nis creditors, all debts due to him by Bond Note
open Account or otherwise. hereby require iii
indebted to him to settle their respective
debts with with him, who IL our authorizsd
agent, with little delay q pOsebe a. much
Indulgence will not be given.
JAMES DUNLOPi-
90 z1-u JAMES ALLEN trustees.
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THE WHEELING NJ -spER CAsE.-John French,
charged with being al accessory to the murder of
young Moore, appear1 before called court in
Wheeling last Thursdas and the court refusing 20
admit him to bail, he remanded to prison The
examination of Marty Armstrong, charged with
being the principal in y murder was progressing
at last accounts. IS
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REAUTIFuL FARM, AND COTTAGE

BEAUTIFUL FARM, AND COTTAGE
r ~ DWELLING THEREON: NEAR BROOKE
ok sRE SH ME ykRs 4 ria TnEs
sonasasias It oeesR. he h:nsson me Farm and
Turnpike new PlsnE Road liz miles les from a Rich.
mond adjoining the lands of Major jas. Hill. Cha
= Lee. Esq and Others containing BY survey ls!
The buildings are all new, and are not only ample
remarkably well planned and tastefully finished
The neighborhood is excellent, and the place re-
Of the Tnrnpike win run within quarter Of mile
of the dwelling.
TERMS very accommodating, and made known on
ss1s GoDD1N &APPERsoN, Aucts.
|TRUSTEE'S SALE OF HANDSOME
i BRICK DWELLING ON EIGHTH STREET,
NEAR THE CITY SPRING.-By virtue Of q deed
of trust executed to the Subscriber by w. Isbell
now deceased. dated 3lst December, 1882 duly re-
corded in Richmond Hastings Court, shall. at the
request the holder of the first bond secured by the
NESDAY. the 9th day Of Sept. 1884 at III O'Clock.
M, If fair ifnot, the next fair day. the handsome
Brick Dwelling on the east side Of Sth street oppo-
site to Mr. Mills garden lately occupied by the said
Isbel The let fronts 2s feet runs back 100 let to
alley 20 feet and bounded the South by another
built and contain four rooms, besides kitchen. &c
The terms, which will be accommodating. viii be
made Known at tine nour OF sale The title is believed
to be perfect but the subscriber will convey with the
usual special warranty.
w. GODDIN. Trustee
Sale conducted by
Sc 16 GODDIN APPERsoN, Aucts.
DARN AND GRIST AND SAW MILLS
IL ON THE DANVILLE RAILROAD NINE
MILES FROM THE CITY OF RICHMOND, FOR
SALE AT be sold on TUESDAY,
the 18th day of October, 1854, upon the premises
commencing at II o'clock, NJ, the farm in the coun-
ty of Chesterfield the Danville Railroad, nine
miles from the city of Richmond, now in the occu-
pancy of Mr.. w. s. Waring- The tract contains 1856
acres, about 10 in woods, mostly pine-the balance
cleared and in good condition for improvement The
dwelling contains five rooms the usual and ssaIy
out houses ell new. ~.-----=-
The Mill, formerly Known as "Fore's,' contains
pair stones. one circular and one upright saw and
lies immediately on the railroad. The Saw Mill is
now dong good business, and to an enterprsing
man it offers great advantages, valuable body of
timber land. quite near to it, can be purchased at
fair price; and the plank when sawed, can be imme.
diately sent to the Richmo nd Market and thus find
a ready sale at fair prices.
Terms made known on the day of sale. @
ae 22-2awtds GODD1N l. APPERSON, Aucts
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&c 23-3t Ehockos Hill Stahia
ROARDING.-Two families may find
~ genteel and comfortable Boarding and good
rooms ut one of the most desirable locations ia the
city, corner of Broad and 9th Streets immediately
opposite Valentine, Crenshaw l. Co., near to the
A few young men day Boarders may also be &C.
commodated
For rent, also, good basement room, suitable IL
any kind of office. sa 2s-ts
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THE SCHUYLER FRAUD.

New YoHR, Sept. a. Soon alter the discovery Of
he late Frauds BIZ Rober; schuyler the Directors OF
tao New Haven Railroad Co BY advice OF counsel,
ieermined so prefer criminal charges against M,
SCHUYLER. and several sfdayfts in the matter wer.
made before Justice Stuart by not only directors
and officers of the company, but by several bank
director. and oficers These papers were fully ex-
and his assistant. Mr.. Hall. and all parties were
united 10 the opinion that Mr. Schuyler had violated
criminal law OF the State Ia issuing false certd.
Gates of stock. The magistrate then iasued war
rant for the arrest OF Mr.. s., and placed IL In the
eands of officer Elder, who assisted by the police
Of many of the principal citics of the States and
Canadss have been sfiouring the country to fnd
nn but thus far have been unsuccessful In fading
ais whereabouts
Another despatch says 1t Is positively ascertained
hat Mr.. Schuyler, the Ascending President OF the
New haven Railroad, 10 In Europe, and IL is under
stood officers have gona to effect his arrest and
nave him brought to justice
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HtUDEN DEATH OF sSfKGfNIAN--Ih6 CnaFles-
ton Courier, of Friday says:
An inquest was held vy Coroner Deveaux, at an
early hour yesterday forming. over the body OF
WIN. Anderson who 81. ,ired suddenly In the Read
ing Room OF the Paw "a Hotel at about hall. past 10
O'Clock on Wednesdayanight. The jury in accord.
ance with the TESTIMONY furnished, and from an
examination OF the baay,- returned a. verdict of
death by apoplexy",
The deceased was, learn, native of virginis,
and has or had broth resident in Norfolk He
had also been employ IN several establishments in
this city; but OF his resaenee and occupation at the
time OF bis DEATH we Or, not informed He was
casually 10 the Pavilio. Hotel as visitor having
been detained by the Il "a, when he seized wi b
tn. the attack, which his lille in few min
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FOR SALE-One of the handsomest
Il Riding and Buggy HORSES in the city may be
bought cheap, as the owner has no farther use for
him, by applying to N. C. LIPSCOMB
&c Z3-St Shockoe Hill Stable
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c) FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
- Lost, liver.colored POINTER DOG
He followed gentleman to the ''Slash Cottage" on
in Fredericksburg. He had on at the time col
lar with my it. white breast, aud all four of
his feet tipped with white Any information
concerning him. left at The Dispatch Office or with
myself, in Richmond. will be thankfully received;
and reward of FIVE DOLLARS will be paid the
finder. JAS. BOLTON, at David Currie's
North side Main between 12sh and 18th SITS.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-07-29
Rs gtifations,

Accommodations viii he provided n,
stock and articles entered for exbib,tion
Exhibitors must pay their Zee and have
theiF articles or animals entered q, II.
Seeretary's book, aud on the ground -
'he,f proper places on or before TUESDAY
al = clock, aud 1t is desirable tEat ON,
Hies . made at as early day as posi-.
one Persons will be particular to state
whether they make their entries to COM
pe's 'of premiums or or merely exb,b,-
ton. lio'-
Manufactured articles and farm n,oJ-
"''s 10 compete for premiums mus, he
lla L4'"aetuie 81 Or produced IN the co,nty
al. SOCK must BE owned 10 the conaty
ANNALS and articles entered q, -.
il'asns must b. labeled VITA the nam.
"i'' 1's'oehce Of tue owner.
rieMiums Will moi he given J, article.
= animals removed nom exhibition be.
80 - close unless by special perm,s.
S'or ID % the Board OF Directors.
" ''e'" VIII et"e the pedigree Of
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-07-29

The City of Glasgow has now been
ont abou, one hundred aud fifty days, and
nothing has been heard from her. She
had III cabin, and 1872 Storage passen.
gers, with a crew Of ~. being total Of
$50 souls on board. She had q cargo
which was insured for $685. II can
hardly be possible to hope, under the cir.
cumsiances, that the fate Of the steamship
President is not hers. The weight Of
IRON about ship Of this Kind is so great,
that when she begins to SINK she goes
down so rapidly, and produces such a
whirlpool, that ii is not strange that every
thing is swallowed up in the vortex, and
there is left no signtotell the tale q de-
stTuction. 49,. ...sr Pa "a a.
sJ- A mail carrier may carry mail
matter outside the mail, when enclosed
| in stamped envelopes. -l
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-07-29
Medic ated Inhalation---A Tgso,
Method.

A most wonderful discovery hes rrcer,tv
been made BY DR.. Curtis, for the cure Of a. .bf1:
consumption, oron ehitis, coughs, colds AID III
lang complaints, BY meticated irhaIat H. On
CURTIS HTlIAhA, or ISuALIse Nv Va Va
PoR and CHERRY sYRUr, has accornu,.~br3 H.
mos. wonderful cures Of asthma and co ..,,,r
ton in the city Of New York and vicinity fnlf,
few months past, ever known TO man n !.
producing an Impression on diseases of tie lunsx
never before witnessed by the medical profes.
SION. See certificates in the hands Of srerts /,
The Inhaler is worn Oh the breast, sGa unde,
the linen, Without the least neo1yeniencc, the
heat Of the body being sufficient 10 svspora,e
the fuid-suppIying the lungs constantly with
healing and agreeable vapor, passing INTO ali tbs
air.cells and passages Of the lungs that cannot
possibly be reached BY any other medicine
Here is case OF
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-07-29

SOMETHING sLw.-The city of Bur.
hngton is Issuing bank notes, or orders
IN the form Of bank bill. One of these
notes has strayed up this way, and is kept
as curiosity. Ofcourse they are hun.
dred per cent, below par hundred miles
from home. We pass all such bills.
a vote IS to be taken in Washington
county on the 9TH prox. to decide wheth-
er the county shall rescind $50, 900 of the
stock voted to the Fl. Wayne Air Line
Railroad, and subscribe the same 10 the
mississippi and Missouri Railroad.
MIS-. Journal.
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II IS SAID that French gentleman has
discovered manner OF making a mortar
perfectly resistant To air, water, and even
to salt water Of the ocean. This mortar.
shapea' is III every respect comparable 10
cut stone. l. is homogeneous and lmper-
neable, and consequently, inattackable
by air and water It may be employed
IN all parts o. building, end is alone
su'hcient Tor construction Of every kind
with an economy Of thirty per cent, as
compared with common mortar. Il IS
perfect for facing wells and defending
them from the action Of moisture, either
OF houses or submarine constructions.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-07-29
taking the Noel on Shsap 10 Grav r.

Stowe! II. Dimick, oil YpSilanti. Mich
mas discovered n new compound Tor coat.
Ing sheep. II is well known to all Woo
growers that during the first eiph, weelk =
alter sheep shearing, the wool will he
very Tack near the skin Of sheep if j,
! Is IN healthy state. But the yrea,
Lahetalon winch the sheep uaderroes
from being deprived Of a heavy coat n
WOO, especially If damp and chilly vea.
ther comes on afterwards, has the effrct
oil closing up the pores Of the skin, there
" preventing the proper animal secre-
"ohs, and causing the skin 10 become
parched and dry, and thus frequently IN.
Jure the health Of the animal. H. a iarne
iioch OF sheep tits en.ales severe loss
especially as 1t may be considered that
'ouf weeks are lost to the grover, in the
growth o. WOO! after shearing, unless the
weather IS peculiarly favorable. which i
seldom the case. The composition men
toned, for which Mr.. Dimlck las takan
measures TO secure patent is TO be an
Piied 10 sheep immediately after they are
2Aofh, 10 prevent the evils mentioned.
anu a. Tie same time protect the animal
from Doth the sehorchlng rays OF the sun
aud lie injurious effects Of storm 4,
present we do not deem it pruden, TO tell
what The compound is: we can ONLY say
mat II Is compounded. of quite a number
VI substances, and the dlscogerer states
mat II IS the result OF great number Of
eSpefi Aenis. - Scientific american.
OsIoss.-ihe onion IS worthy of mo.
ice As an article OF extensive consump-
f'oh IN TINS county. Il is largely cult.
sa'ea al home, and Is imported into Emo |
lana TO the extent of from seven hundred
% eight hundred tons year from Snain
and Portugal. But il rises In impar,anc,
NAeA we consider that in those latte,
countries It forms enc Of the common and
UNIVERSAL supports of lie. Il is !n,eres. |
ing therefore, 70 know, that in addition /
o me peculiar flavor which first recon-. !
hehas It. the onion is remarkably nu,ri. +
nous. According to my analyses. the
lfled onion root contains from d 10 "a
~ cent q gluten l. ranks, in this re.
poet with The nutritious pea, and the
bFdnl Of the East Il is not merely rs
fe!isfl, therefore, 'Aat the wayfaring
,Panlard eats his onion with his hnmhle
rust Of bread, as he sits by the refresh
hs spring; II IS, because experience
ias long proved that, like the cheese Of
he English laborer, it helps 10 sustain
is strength also aud adds bevond what
Is haik would suggest to the amount Of
!. winch his simple meal sup
lies'-Johnsfons Chemistry Of Common
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their stock to the beet Of their knowledge
and eoma,i'tse's will take the same into
Consideration In making their awards,
Persons competing Tor premiums on
crops mus: hive their ground and prod
ucts measured BY two disinirres.ed per.
sons. Their statement must be in Wi.
ting and verified by ffidavu and the ow.
ner must accompany II with statement
of the time OF Planting, quantity Of seed,
mode OF culture &C., and must file tue
same with the Secretary at least two days
before the Fair.
Premiums on grain and grass crops
will not be awarded for less than one
acre, nor on root crops Of less than one
fourth Of an acre.
Articles which drew the first premium
last year cannot compete in the same
class of articles this year.
When single article of kind is
entered, it viii not receive a premium
unless of decided merit.
Persons having stock or articles to en-.
ter, will, after entering them on the Sec
retary's book, be shown by the Commit.
tee Of Arrangements where to put them.
Horses will not be allowed in the cir.
Gle except at such times as the directors
shall designate.
The blowing match will take place on
Wednesday, at 8 O'Clock.
Persons wishing to compete for prem
iums on farms. must report their names
and residences to the Secretary on or
before the 25th Of September, and must
render the judges statement of the size,
mode OF culture, rotation of crops, &c.,
on their farms.
An exhibition of craftsmanship, by !a-
dies and gentleman, a. | o'clock on
Wednesday.
Address at ? o'clock. Reports of
Judges after the address.
The judges will be furnished with lists
OF entries IN their respective classes at
as early period as possible.
Any rules not found in the Consti,u.
uon or these regulations, and necessary
to prevent confusion, will be rroclaimed
on the day of exhibition.
Members Of the society will be fur.
nshed with badges Of membership, which
vii! ADM. them 10 the grounds during
the exhibition.
The Judges viii meet ar the speakers
stand at IL o'clock on the first day. when
their names will be called, vacancies fill.
ed, and they will then enter upon their
duties. 1t is hoped that all those ap-
pointed on Committees will be present a,
the hour.
Tickets, at ten ceuts each, admitting
one person, can be procured at the stores
OF Friend & Culber,son, Shaw & Bag.
Icy, Hammond 4 Co.
OFFICERS OF THE SOCIETY.
Pres. j. w. CARTEL.
Flee Pres. Tnos. JAMES.
Sec.-H. c. PIArr.
Teas.--S. S. DANIELS.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
q. P. WooD, of Iowa,
PRIoa Scorr. Pioneer,
NJ. V. BurLtR, >prlngdale,
JoHs d. WaLkER. Rochester,
EZRA MoRros, Polk.
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ASTHMA CURED.

Brooklyn, N. Y, Dec 90, 1853
For about eight years have been severed,
afflicted with the asthma for the last two wear.
have suffered beyond all my powers Of des.
crip'on months at time | have not been able
TO sleep in bed, getting what res, could sit.
ting in nv charr--my difficulty of breathing.
and ny surerings were so great at times, thai
Tor hours together my friends expected each
hour would be my last. During the PAST SIX
years have had the aid and attend ance Of some
OF the most celebrated physicians, but have rc.
ceived no permanent benefit, and bu, little relief
at length had the good fortune 10 procure DR..
Curtis Hygeana, or lnhalng Hygean Varor
and Cherry Syrup. At the time first obtained
II, was suffering under one of my most vloebt
attacks, and was in great distress, almost s.fo
eating for want of breath. In less thai Ten
minutes from The time that applied the nhag.r
10 my stomach. and took tea-spooaf,h Of he
Cherry Syrup, was relieved III grea. meas.
IRE from the difficulty uf breathing, and had
comfortable night. l have since contiuued j,
with the greatest possible benefit, AID am ua.g
comparatively wsli,--God only knows nos
much suffering this medicine has 81 we'd me from
my advice TO the afflicted is Try IT.
MasGAnEr kAsToN.
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Zone neighbor sued another upon q
disputed account; the parties met, a Jury
assembled, and all was ready for the ,ri-
al AT the suggestion of the Judge, the
parties agreed to decide it by a horse
race, and actually did SO; the jury acted
as Judges, the COUNSEL bet then fees on
then respective clients, the Judge held the
stakes, and the winner, by previous, agree
inent, treated the crowd"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-07-29

hLLPlSG Eccs.-A friend, who made
several voyages TO the coast Of Africa
ana other tropical regions, says that he
mas Kept eggs in best condition, by plac.
lh9 two or three dozen in a Guile ndar
ana pouring over them as many quarts
o. boiling water, then pack away in straw
- ofan' or saw dust. Newly layed EGGS
must be used for this purpose, and tfey
WI be found As good for boiling after
year as II perfectly fresh, when treated
as above. finer. .fgricultuyal;st
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-07-29

The Nations of Brussels and Belgi-
UNI publishes the following maxims which
are the professed rules of the order OF the
Jesuits. They contain some curious pr'n..
ciples as to the mental reservation and
oa,hs of those fathers called the vanguard
of the order Of the Papacy.
To cut short with calunnies' II is per-
mit,ed to murder the calumnlatlon, but IN
secret in order to avoid scandal.'-.7rt.
auit Jesuit. .@- '"f
Men can attack each other, without
any shade Of tenderness Of conscience, by
means Of SANDERS, calumnies or false
swearing, when religion requires IT,
Ibid. "a" ~ :.
any person will swear withou. bind
ing himself to keep faithfully the oath he
should change the words, Wis say uro
suppressing the j, it is the same as say
ing | burn instead of juro, which means
| swear and in this case IT is only 1T
tie falsehood, which is easily pardoned.
- Sanchez, Jesuit. III you firmly be-
lievc that you are ordered to lie, e.
Ca>nedi Jesuit.
The Pope can admonish the king ana
punish him with death. Father Cabot
A man that is prescribed BY the Pops
can be murdered everywhere, because
the Pope has jurisdiction, at least ind
rect, all over the world, even all owe
civilized governments. - Busenbaum.
i, is permitted TO Kill prescribed per
son by the Pope, by means of treachery.
--.9nt. Escobar.