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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-10

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b 200 OF original growth remarkably we'll timbered
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Loao; three miles below Keysvile In verv besifh-
neishborhood. and l. veil adapted to the cSv.s;ny
@ wheat corn oats and tobacco the improyemsnt.
aIe Al sood ORDER, consisting Of two excellent dwe
lne houses and all necessary out-houses inclnS;os
store house. Ac. There Il also an excsent orchsrS
Of sppies Ct the very best fruit; we'll Of frss rate
most desirable situations In this section Of eon
There y good deal Of fnes fiat sand on the Mehay.
an ryer, and branches running through the land.
time TO seed wheat. = so" IN
bonds. with approved security. will be re uuired
TOT the credit payment and the itle viii b re
Any person wishing to view the place win piesss
cali on me at Keysville Station. q = .S--o
~ y8-d1m PETER F. CLARK Com,r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-10

DR. GEo w. BRIeGs, for several years
past Practitioner of Medicine at the UNIVERSITY of
Virginia and vicinity having removed to and perma-
neny settled in this city, offers his professional SER
vices to the public.
Ofice-corner of Governor and Main street over
E. B. Spence's
Residence-Broad street, Church Hill, near Pres
byterian Church. jy 2l-1m*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-10

0. 81. CHALKLEY, General Agent and Col
ector, 18th street. between Main and Cary, over the
store Of 9. r.. Peaks. Refers to MesEs. c. T. Wor.
than Co., Williams l. Brother, Butler & Tinalsy
II: Claiborne, g. r.. Peake, J. 3. Sclater, and DR.
w. A. Patterson. In 2l--lm*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-10
OOYAI P1RRISH. Connlsslor MEa-


DOYAL PARRISH. C0mMIssIoH NER-
N, CHANT, hayiae located permanently In the
CITY of Richmondx Dollcits ccnsIknme1ts from his
ffiends and othem of Wheak pl0nr, Tobeecos Corn.
Oata. Bacon. Butter, Lard and ths proeu uetions of
the country generally, He hopes bs arct attention
70 busnees % 6here portion of public pekFonsse
his ofes os preupns q 8 Butisr Tnsley's on Cary
street. also offer my services 20 buy soy article 10
this markst fbf nv friends.
81 4--1md&e- -.
DNHMOND FLAMING Mill We
HI still consiaue to Surface aaa Joint Ioo1se ana
(YoovA from isoh 20 . inch p1ank 9 tne sSSstess
notice enl 4 the moet safisiscsoIy manner. We !.
Iicif tho nefronsee of fsnds .ne sne paohs -
nsing tke4 ~ shah spsse - Csss e ,es9S s2 I've
fS0R 61IE CHEAP TIE OLD COL
q LnCF0nD OpB1CE u the fooe - 1e3A eerss Z
= ~ NJ pselen bullains. aSoat II 81 ~ tses.
io = ssmov6A iuastietely .,-c~
BUILDING 1e60CTK1I0l1 $40 =
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|WMEs 90 sssIs PoFs VII lspdn's
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-10

The Hon. Robert 6. Scott of virginia, and United
27th ult to Mrs. Mary D. pellett, of Monroe co.,
the widow of the late Hon. Jamas Delett who for
many years represented the Mobile district in Con.
gress We learn that s the intention Of the par.
which they win 60 to Rio.-Ala5ama Sentinel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-10
RICEM0HD. VA,


THURSDAY MoRNIn0, AUGUST 10. 1854
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-10

The Buffalo Republic relates an incident In sub
stance assfoilows
"a Vic ded Of cnciera, and the husband atieud-
ed the body % the grave, leaving two chtldran 81
hones sick with ths same mslady. Duvinr SIS IS.
sence ihA ueiehbors cae 4 and eut iins n tke ~
rid IL ekidrsss 70 prsvsnt 8 sksy 90, censs.
gios' ~ r es sxs.szs.ss s - IS 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-10

GENERAL AGENCY, FOR THE SALE AND
PURCHASE OF FLANDs.-FRANK 6. RUFFIN, Score
taryof the Tirginia State Horticultural Soeiefr and
N. AUGUST offer their services to the public an
GENERAL AGENTS for the sale and purchase Of
States.
Ofice-at the Office of the piyginia State Aoricul.
tGyat Society, No. lis Main street.
N. AUGUST, NeTARY PUBLIC AND ACCOUNTANT
Ofice-asabove. fe8-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-10

A cat belonging to widow lady In Ohio. had
lately sat upon half dozen Of duck eggs, and con-
tnued her attention until the eggs were hatched
and there is now fine brood OF six young ones
half duck and halfca having duck heads and cal
tails, but what 10 more wonderful, they meso and
quack alternately. alsgs s
1.-THE arrant quack who perpetrat ed the forego.
ing does not vouch for its truth
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-10

.ARREsrED-The sheriff of Fsyette county, Pa.
and his deputy, passed through Wheeling on Sat
urday, having in charge man named Kelly, aged
62 years, who was arrested few days ago in M Mad-
ison county, Ohio, on charge of having murdered
Wm Thornton, in Fayette county, Pa, in 1852.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-10

Two men named Edgar and Carver had quarrel
in Sabine Parish, La, on the 18th ut in the course
of which Carver was so severely carved with a
bowie knife that he died. ANs sifssa =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-10
DICoT7S ANTI-CHOLERA REME

Il DY.-This SPEEDY and certain cure for Diarrhna
Dysintery, Cholera Morbus, Colies Cramps Gripins
and Pains In the Stomach is acknowledged by thou
sands who have tried il and il used TO be one
Testimonial. of the highest character have been
repeatedly red affirming to its extraordinary eff.
cacy, even in the worst stages Of disease.
Prepared only BY p
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-10

The disciples Of Fistiana were enlivened by a
prize fight in New Orleans on the 29th ult, between
Thomas Carney and James Ryan, an ex-policeman.
They fought fourteen rounds, in thirteen of which
Ryan was knocked down. 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-10

PIc0r's EXTRACT or JAMAICA GIssER.-
This preparation contains all the essential properties
of the Ginger, devoid Of its useless principles 1t
will be found very efficient In atulency and fulness
of the stomach after eating and the relief Of sudden
cramps and cholics, named pains in the stomach and
debility arising from the heat Of the weather. Ira
veliers and families should slways have bottle on
hand Price IS cts. sse
Prepared by E.J PICOT & CO..
jysl Corner opposite the OLD Market.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-10

REMoyED.-The Subscriber has removed
his Office TO No. "A Main g., formerly occupied BY
Messrs. Smith Roberts Hardware store and
opposite to MesRs Smith & Hsrwood, whore sil or.
ders for COAL car be left and will receive prom
attention. ljy7-2maI P. C. LARuR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-10

WIN. III. LYONS, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND
NoTAR PUBLIC. for the city of Richmond will prac
ce In the Courts of the city of Richmond and Of the
counties Of Henrco and Hanover. jy 10 Inn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-10
BIZ J. A. cowARDIN.
MEDICINES.

4 thOLEhA can be cured and prevented
~ by tho timely use Of BRYANT.s CHOLERA
REMEDY Not q single case 10 said to have occurred
where this valuable medicine used itshouid be
In the possession of every ono, aod would sdvse
ell to call on Messrs z. X. DuVAL 4 BRO. and pre.
cnrAs hottie of thin firne .i,ri Ia
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-20
For the Grant County Herald.
St. EOUES STOVES.

Mr.. EDlroR: In looking over your
last Herald, noticed ah article con-
demning Unfortunately the stoves of
St. Louis make, doing injustice, as | con-
ceive, TO the m anufacturers and to those
who have been and are dealing in the "a
bove stoves. 1t is well known by those
in this part of the country, who deal a
ny thing like extensively in stoves, that
the cook stoves of St. Louis, generally
speaking, (if not superior) are at least
equal in every respect to the stoves cast
in those places of which you make men,
tion in your last number.
Had you condemned some of the box
stoves of F'illey's manufacture, st. Lou
is, the kind of which you were unfortu-
nate enough to make your selection from
in furnishing your office, and not inclu-
ded all in the same batch as being equal
ly worthless, [ would have had nothing
to say on the subject. In climate as
cold and severe as our winters are here
and with as poor houses as the people
of this country generally have, it is a
matter of surprise that greater num-
Der don't break.
In other branches of manufacture
We're you TO cast away every thing as
being worth nothing because one or "a
few Of the articles did not give full sat
isfaction there would be but few indeed
to escape condemnation. Z.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-20
LOOK OUT FOEs HIM.

A few days ago, Mr.. THeMAs DRUMMER,
merchant at Elizabeth, IS miles east Of Galena,
hired Stafford Hanchet, formerly one Of Frink
& Walkers stage drivers, to team and work
for him By the MONTH On the fonr tn day
thereafter, Hanchet started for Galena with a
Dad OF Mr.. C's. goods, marketing, &c. In
stead of delivering the goode, he sold part
and s;nugged the rest, then hired conveyance
Ito take himself and luggage TO Dubuque, where
he made further sales. Mr.. c. soon got on hi:
track and oyerhauled him at Prairie du Chen
where he took out papers and had him arrest
ed. Hanchet disgorged some of the goods
pretended payment for some, and gave his note
| for the balance, leaving Mr.. drummer minus
by some $4,000.
4 Hanchet claims ownership of lands he has
pledged for the payment of said indebtedness
and all persons are cautioned TO not purchase
them on that account.
We add moral: Never hire or entrusI
with your property, stranger who swears
drinks liquor, or uses low and bawdv Language e,
Jas Hanchet does. Most of our Railroad COM
panies refuse to employ all such. Wherever
intelligent business is transacted, such men are
excluded. 1t is the only way to provide a
gainst loss and accidents.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-20

VALUABLE IMPRov T.-Messrs.
KNowLroNs 81 SYLVESTER have just compile
ted their splendid FIGURING Mil, on the west
branch OF Blue river, few miles north Of
Wingville, and west of Highland. Their Mil
is supplied by water from large spring which
comes out few rods above--afFordng a sur
plus of water over what they want for present
use. They have expended an immense amount
of money on their mill, and upon other build
ings, for shops, store-room, and dwellings, also
for roads and bridges. The location is in the
centre of some Of the finest farming neighber-
hoods in Grant and Iowa counties
j. M. AFFORD, Esq, of Piattevile, one OF
the best, if not the first of Professional Mill
wrights in the west, wa; the designer and bull
der: we say professional, because he served
time to the study, as well as the practical or
mechanic al art, of mill and machine structures.
The machinery of Messrs KNowLroNs & SyL-
WESTERNS Mill, for preparing wheat previous
to the process of Touring, is all of the most
perfect order, and of the latest improved mod
el-expense not being regarded as any obsta-
Gle.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-20

GoLD-THE CuRnENcy-po
That revolution is fast TAKING nlaon:
the affairs Of the commercial world. will
appear evident to every reaectiny MIN; maa
1t IS but a few years since the amorn, -
gold and silver, constituting the ent;ra
basis Of our circulating medium ne
estimated not to exceed S95. 900 noncN
the whole United States. Now hn,v :. =. ~
nc exports of gold as manifested in ths
custom House for the past year. was 81
S13,5O5. So much has been sent 81, -
the country, while the amount rsma;s
ing on hand must be serr cors;aena ail'
out of the estimated amoisat o,f,ss aoe;
product for the five years, ten .o,al
and half since the discoyery;Sh;so..' 'nS
$260,00o,000. This product is sra IS
California alone, while Australia bids fa,r
even to rival California. But this is not
all. Science is doing much TO enhance
the amount of the precious metals. Tn
knowledge that has been gained in Cali
fornia and Australia, has led to farlh.,
discoveries in Mexico and South ANA
RIGA, and it is fair to presume that tba
end of discoveries is not yet.
Now, with the presumption that these
things are to go. on, and that in an in.
creased ratio, what is to be the effect upon
commerce and prices through the worlds
Ii is very evident that, if this golden en-.
terprise continue, that the value of gold
must be diminished in proportion to la
Dor and its products, or in other words.
the price Of labor products must come
up, and as the increase is likely 10 be
perpetual, the price of labor is likely to
continue to rise as gold and silver shall
accumulate. How much better it will
be for laboring man to get FIVE dollars
for days work and pay it ont at night
for the same amount of comforts which
he now buys for one dollar, is entirely
another question: Walworth County
Reporter.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-20

SOUTHERN Wisconsin, RAfLRoAp.-s
This road is to be of the six-feet guage
and is in fact, we believe, part and par
eel of the Illinois and Wisconsin. It
passes the counties of Rock, Green, La.
fayette, and Grant-the very heart of
the lead region. 1t is universally con-
ceded that there is not in the wide
world section Of country so rich in this
mineral and none that yields so cheap.
" its treasures to the labors Of the mi
ner. This road will at once make Cai-
cago as much Is not more of a MART of
the purchase of lead than our sister city
of Galena, thus adding another impor-
tant element to the source Of our wealth
and prosperity.
But this is not all. We have never
seen better land, or selection more ad-
lnirably adapted to agricultural pursuits
than that through which this road pas
ses. Most of it is high rolling grairie ,
but occasionally you find valies OF sur
passing richness and beauty. Mining
seems TO absorb the attention of the
people, and hence, if we consider the
quality Of the soil, farming has been
sadly neglected. We know of no section
Of Wisconsin that holds out greater in
dacements to the hardy enterprising emf
grant. Excellent farming lands can
be had along The route at from one and
one fourth 80 FIVE dollars per acre
The length OF The road is about SO miles.
{ Chicago Dem. Press.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-20

I5We notice Bill has passed the
Legislature, authorizing State Road to
be established from Potosi, via Lancas-
ter, New California, and Mifilin to Min
eral Point. We hope the Law authori-
yes the County to appropriate something
to help bridge Platte river at the crcs-
sing.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-20

1.-THE New Orleans Delta saws
cdr. Mott, of Mobile, has written let
ter on the subject of yellow fever, adj
dressed to the Sanitary Commission now
sitting in this city, which, we understand
contains many interesting facts and lu-
cid views on this topic. The DOCTORS
theory is that of propagation by the at
mosphere, through the agency of ami
n'atcute. He predicts that the yellow
fever will appear next summer in the
northern cities.''
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-20
NEWS BY THE AFRICA.

The .9f'ica arr ived below, last night.
There is but little news as to the Tur-
kish war by this arrival. The Cars
conduct is still evasive, and he does not
regard the entry of the allied fleets into
Inc Black Sea as declaration Of war
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-20

ISA Methodist Circuit Preacher in
Grant County has just received from his
son in Australia, $4,000. That is the
report brought to Lancaster by young
lady acquaintance, who we know, wo'd
not add thousand, for she don't belong
to that church. We shall expect to hear
Of glorious revivals under his preaching,
or very large congregations of attentive
hearers, al least.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-20

a5The New York special election
upon the proposed amendment to the
Constitution, providing for the more
speedy enlargement of the Erie Canal,
has resulted triumphantly infavor of the
proposition. The whole west will re.
loioe at this result.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-20

EzLand proprietors, and such as never pay
their taxes till the last pinch, will do well to
bear in mind that they win save money by pay
ing their taxes before the delinquent list is pub
lished 1t should also be remembered, that
lands of every description are becoming vaIna-
bic, and that certificates of Treasurer's sales
will be purchased by individuals as soon as IS
sued, upon which owners redcemining will
have to pay % per cent. Better to save that
money by paying up.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-20

IORRrs McCAnrNEy, Esq, resi-
ding In the town of Cassville, slaughter
ed hog lately, weighing $40 pounds
This is the largest hog we have ha& any
account of being raised in this region
and we have seen accounts of only one
or two larger in any other section of the
State.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-20

4IThere is report that Judge Hun
BELL is to stand trial on sundry new
specifications for misdemeanors, but
whether a special session is to be proyi-
ded as before, is yet undecided. 1t will
be made known in the spring and bills
posted, stating when and where he will
stand.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-20

aI@The Ohio Senate, on the 21st ult.,
expelled from his seat as Reporter, WV.
II. Day, mulatto and editor of the IL
tened american. The vote stood II for
Is against the reporter. Mr.. Day is a
voter, and has received liberal eduea-
ton at Oberlin College.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-20

a3=The Prairie du Chen Courier has
a long article on the Importance of push
ing the NJ. and NJ R. e. to that point as
speedily as possible. Il thinks the friends
of the Road in this city have not mani
tested as much zeal in the progress OF
this enterprise as they ought. = Free
Democrat.
The Courier is right, we fear. From recent
devel opponents of the Illinois Central, and the
Mineral Point Branch, we apprehend the day
has gone by for any speedy effort to push thro'
the Milwaukee and Mississippi Road to Prai-
RE du Chen. Had the Railroad interests of
Wisconsin united upon any one railroad from
Milwaukee through to the Mississippi, it could
have been built by this time or before but they
have been divided upon at least three roads,
and we begin to think none of them will ever
be built. The Central will have control ofthe
Mineral Point Branch, and extend pqgth rFfesa
control, if they have not already swallowed up
Everything.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-20

MAINE.-On the 4th inst, the Senate
OF Mains reelected Hon. Mr.. eros by
( Wing, to be Governor of Maine.
The vote stood, Crosby 10; Morrill,,
dem, 10. Crosby received the votes
OF I Wings and Pillsbury Democrats.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-20

Mr.. Editor Where is Senator DEWEY, of
Grant? He has been in his seat less than one
week during the present session. The Prohi-
bitory Liquor Law is about to come up. VIII
he redeem the pledges he made, by being in
his seat and advocating the passage of that
Law? hope SO.
AN Enquirer FROM GRANT.
Madison, Feb, Is, 1854.
Senator DEWEY has been sick ever since the
Legislature convened, till few days ago, when
his family were also taken sick, which accounts
for his absence. He expects to be atNIadison
sometime this week.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-20

INCREASED COMPENSATION TO DEPUTY
PosTMAsrERs. Mr.. Odds, Chairman Of
House Committee OH Post Offices, has
framed bill to increase the compensa.
ton of Postmasters of towns and villages
some twenty per cent, more or less, on
the amount they now receive. Those
receiving small compensations
more than twenty per cent. those re-
ceiving larger pensations, but not a.
mounting to $2400, have an increase
less than twenty per cent. He has also
framed bill to abrogate the extra com
pensation to the Collins line. The bill
also provides for the repeal of ocean
steam mail contracts.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-20
EGJohn ]. Crittenden is return

II John j. Crittenden is return
ed TO the Senate from Kentucky
No one can fill the station better. He
Is man of generous impulses, able and
felicitous in debate beyond most men
who have ever shone upon that theatre
of wide legislative and administrative
experience, and signal ability.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-20

I1The Wisconsin s Io1oa Farmer,
published monthly, at GAINESVILLE Wis,
by MILLER & LATHRop, at 80 cents per
annum, or five copies for $500. The
new volume commenced in January.
We have always regarded the Farmer
as the best agricultural Journal in the
West, and as being better adapted to our
western modes of farming than any 9TH
err in the Union. 1t is we'll known that
farming in the West is different ope-
ration from farming anywhere else, SO
that writings upon agriculture adapted
to other sections are of no use to u.s.
The Farmer seems to understand what
we mean, and takes profitable lessons
from it.
The editor, Mr.. MILLER, eve know
nothing about the co-editor LArHRop,
uses a plain style of writing, presenting
his ideas in farm-like, homespun Eng
lish-free from technics and forensics,
never wringing in foreign and high
wrought words to puzzle or obscure his
meaning. You may know he is scho-
lar and gentleman by his plain, sensible
talk.
We cannot comply with the favor as
ked Of us by the Farmer. We recon-
mend their publication, not to favor them,
but our readers, beyond that we cam
not go. The HERALD comes at 81 so a
year.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-20

1.-The time for paying in School and
University monies has been, by an aci
just passed, extended to the 9Th Of March,
Delinquents to be prosecuted.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-20

LUMBER AGENrs.-The House has
called upon the Secretary of the Inter-
Tor for information in relation to llnOe,
Agents in Minnesota, Wisconsin anu
Michigan. They want to know nnuel
what provision Of law such officers arc
appointed, for what purpose. and waa'
reports they have made, what salaries
they have received, how much money
they have received, how much paid o
yer. Sc. When the information is maoe
public, judgement may be formed ',
the value of the speculation dals Id
Adv.