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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-05
NEAT COTTAGE RESIDENCE ON

Dali. 10th October. 1854, at 5 o'clock M upon the
premises. viii be 80 the Framed COTTAGE on
the West side Of Mayo street. opposite to the Hs-
tronting i6 feet and running back SO feet iuches
snd bounded on the North by an alley 10 feet wide
Inc property is in perfect order, having been re-
Gently thoroughly repaired and paioted.
It's eentrsi location and neat and agreeable arrange.
ment render it we'll suited for those requiring res.
dence convenient to business.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at 8 and mouths
with interest, and title retained
oe TAYLOR L WILLIAMS Aucts
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A DAMS d CO.'S NEW YORK, VIk.
IN GINA AND NORTH CAROLINA STEAM
Ship EXPRESS, PER UNITED STATES MAIL
STEAMERS ROANOKE AND JAMESTOWN TO
AND FROM NEW YORK, RICHMOND, Pc
TERSBURG, &c. &c, kc.-Heving effected arrange
plents with the IT, s. mail line of steamers from New
York to Norfolk and Richmond for, rscIAL EXPRESS
PRIVILEGES on that route VS. ere prepared to
receive and forward, to and from New York MER-
CHANDISE and PACKAGES of every description
with dispatch and at greatly reduced rates.
Our Express will leave New York every Wednes.
day and Saturday per splendid steamers ROANOKE
and JAMESTOWN alternately. Goods win be re-
csved at our New York Office So Broadway, until 81
O'clock 2. NJ. on the day of sailing
Merchants and others ordering goods from New
York. are requested to order Big ADAMS CO.'S
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS
Our inland Express will run a. heretofore, le.y!ns
New York and Richmond daily, in charge OF special
messengers All Goods not marked to 20 via the in.
land route, will be forwarded by the Steamer E1.
press ADAMS h CO.
NOTICE.-Express packages for Nor.
folk, Petersburg and Richmond, intended for shin.
meDt per steamers Roanoke or Jamestown. will
hereafter be received by ADAMS CO., IS Broad.
way who are the only authorized agents for Exprss,
privileges By those steamships.
LUDLAM l. PLEASANTS,
le o--ts 81 Broadway, New York.
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FASHIONABLE FALL MILLINERY.
MRS. Nj. A. LYONS,

NCVer Y. dARTwELL & Co.'S
Am Is now receiving, and will open on
3 Friday. October g. her FAN supply of FASH
IN I0NABLE MILLINERY, when che will be
pleased to see her old customers and the pub
lie, assuring them she viii have the most approved
.slss, selected BY herself a. the North, end made
, IN this city BY yougg Ladies' Of acknowledged
u, equal to any that can be got Up at the North
sr assortment cnnsiss in part of SILK Velvet and
S,rsW EONNETS. of every style; RIBBO NS,
FLOWERS, HEAD DRESSES, PLUMES, Wells,
HAIR RRAIDs. FRONTS and cURLs.
DkEso CLOAK and MANTILLAS made to order
10 me latest aud most fashionable manner,
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CTEAM CANDIES.-We have often
~. Heard it asked how il that Bosssnx manufac-
does he do with it a for he appears itsrery
day by the cart osdl The question Is very easils
swered He sells It faster than he can make IL. and
makes it BETTER than IL 10 usually made, rising
nothing bat the best double refined CRUSHED SU.
CARS, and his workmen ere 4 No !. aud masters OF
t1eir business. Cal and get some at 1ef Main street
COS LOUIS J. BOsSIEUx.
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OFFICE X. r. Il P. r. COMPANY
- RICHMOND. Sept so, 1854
EL "a EHazzssss GREAT NORTH
kks1eE =. - - ERN MAIL ROUTE -
CHANGE OF HOUR FOR NIGHT TRAIN.-On
and after THURSDAY next the 9Th October, the
Mail Train gcng North will start at Z! e'clA OK p M
instead OF O'Clock p. III. = 8. RUTH,
Sc SD - AGENT of Transportation.
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TO THE LADIEs.-CHIDREN'S
CLOT HING.
MISS FANNY LYON

NH1OC ANNI L1ON
RESPECTFULLY informs the ladies Of
~ the city and couGtry that the r. nor located
mith her sister, Mrs: M. A. LYON, Broad street, over
H d Co. where she continues 70 mako mp
All kinds OF CL0THlN9 FOR CHILDREN, from
the sge of ~ to 10 years. embroidered and plain.
TERMS received -
YEABRoIDERIEG. BRAiDING and STAMP.
ING done to order. q 4-lm
RUTTER, CHEESE, &C.
~ LOO trhias 6oshen and Glsdea ann srior Rutter
iea hosss prime Goshen Cheese,
80 bbls medium No. Uacke,a,
Landing per Baltimore and New Yofk etesmships
hr saie ~ oc0 n. ". TYLEE
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NOTICE.-Mr. r. M. Burton having by
IN Deed dated day of September, 1850, ana re-.
cord in the Clerks Office of the Musings Court of
Richmond conveyed to u In trust for the benefit Of
his creditors all debts due to him by Bond, Note,
Open Account, or otherwise. We hereby require ali
persons indebted to him to sottle tier respective
deb.s with Us or with him, who Is our authorized
AGENT with as little delay possible, much longer
indulgence will not be aiven 4f
4 80 JAMES DUNLOP, }r,r.s..s
ne pts JAMES ALLEN tiossres'
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a CARD TO THE LADIES. MISS

IA SARAH N. FL0uRkOY wishes 10 ipfoTplhar
friends and customers both Of the city and vicinity
Brosd street, ever Riddick's Clothing store, next
door 20 Harrods Variety store. jest oae eocr below
Usrtwel;s wbera abs Int ends stitl carry on fhe
DRESS AND CLOAK mskisg business She de-
sreA 10 return her gBeeIe thanks 70 her fs nds fer
their former patronage and hopes they nsy still
time to patronizs her she will be prepared "a
comnodste them st tho shortest notice. No pairs
will be spared TO fit and please tl who may favor
her with cali. The Fashions will be received
monthly. fS re 30--Gt~
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4 ,OUGHs, COLDS, CONSUMPTION,
~ &c.--LEONARD'S INSTANT RELIEF AND
SPEEDY CURE for Coughs, Colds, Consumption,
Asthma, Hoarsenes., Hopping Coughs Groups and
Bronchitis, can be obtained Of Messrs. Purcell Laid
4 Co.. 81 Main street; A. A. Georgs Co, corner Of
4th and Broad Streets and OF all respectable drug.
gists and dealers in Virginia.
Price 25 and 30 cents per bottle.
Hs9a8se as THOMAS LEONARD,
90 16 Richmond, Va.
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hISSOLoTlON.-1 partnership OF
~ GARRETT h ANDERSON, this day sdissol-
we'd By mutual consent. Either party will use the
name of the late firm the settlement VI ice affairs
=. ALEX. GARRETT,
Sept LIST, 1854 RON. ANDERSON.
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS RE-

TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS RE-
Il WARD The above reward will be paid for tho
bright mulatto woman slave, named LOUISA Nc
RAE, belonging to the estate of Edmund Birchett
decd. The above-narned slave is about SIS years Of
age, short in statue and exceedingly feshy in figure
with buahy hair and face considerably pulled about
her eyes. She has been living in the family of Mr..
was hired for the present year, and from whom she
away about three weeks ago. Her son ran away
and was ad ertised by me several months ago. and
sm apprehensive that Louisa will meet with him in
Richmond aad that they will endeayor to escape to-
gether to some of the Northern cities. repeat the
offer of $50 for the arrest of the boy which was pub.
lished by me in the Dispatch some months ago.
Il. g. PEGRAM, Admir- of
oc 4-2w ---ss--- Edmund Bifchett decd
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n NuMBER on YILLA SITES AND

LOTS IN THE TOWN or s1nNry' ~
s s,J,Ci.iyn;-0A MONDAY. 9th October. K q
cscS 1p9n TIE p.efnises. win be sod num
ne res,dsnce a Mr.. John Carter. and fronfins a.
Fedefsl sna Grows sfreets IS feet each, ndrussos
PACK iSJ fest The tustion of these !ots is pnint q
beauty and adaptaiion for building purposes i eaus,
@ aa{ " the neishborhood, and considerina che
rapia improvements soins on thsreabouts nust Ia.
vanee IN value, whilst 70 ths Market Gardener thev
oHsr no Ordinary indasemenfs, being Of ample sizs
TERMs.-One-third cash balance At and nonth.
with fnte rest and title refined.
oc4 TAYLOR 1 WILLIAMS, Aucss.
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TEACHER OF FOREIGN LANGUA-

TEACHER OF FOREIGN LANGUA-
l. GEs.-SIGNOR ANTONIO GEORGE. Just
arrived from Paris begs leave inform the citizens
of Richmond, tina. he will give instructions in the
or In e.ass.
The heads of Sen,inaries can have his services aa
Usher in these Departmental, upon reasonable terms
He has pent most of his time in Paris, aud under.
stands the language perfectly. He feels confident
that he will give entire satisfaction.
Ore may be left at the bookstore of Jas Wood
house Main street. at Harold h Murray's Broad st
or at the residence CT his brother Sig. g. George
corner of 18th and Broad streets. oc S-d2m
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WOODWARD Il LIFsCOMB. Brose

WOODWARD IL LIPSCOMB, Broad
w street, 3rd door below End streef--Respectfu-
y announce to their friends and the public general
ly, that they have associated for
the purpose of REPAIRING AND POLIsHING
FURNITURE, and hope BY strict attention to bust
meas. to sscure liberal share OF patronage.
N. B.-Persons who wish heir FURNITURE RE.
PAIRED at their residences, can have it done w
leaving their orders with All ordes thankfully
received and promptly attended to.
NEwToN LIPscomB. WARWICK N. WOODWARD.
ne SN-dImt s. ~.
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BUSINESS HOUSE UN MAIN ST.
II FOR RENT.-The large and admiralty srren-
Kent's new store, and recently occupied by Mtfsrs
Pemherton and Brother, is for rent and inamed ste
possession may be had. -.
Its ,ocatien and arrangement render it decidedly
one Of the most desirable houses in the city for
lar busine s.
90 TAYTnR yV1YfyaMo
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E>AMILY FLOUR.-200 Bbls. Guthrie.
Hope, Patrick and w aynesboro' brands, all No
|, and for sale at market rates =
oc5 BROWN l. SHOOK.
RRAGGS AND GENITO FAMILY
- FLoUR-the best article, for sale by
&C ]. J. FRY.
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On WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAy
mornin e, at o'clock, A. NJ, October 4th. 5tb and
9Th, will be offered at my Gales room very large
and extensive assortment of " stches Clocta Jswsi
ry and Fancy Goods to close consianments This
sale will be well worthy OF the attention of city and
country merchants Sale positive, and every article
warranted al represented. 49,, = =
Additions can be received. So. + 49, -.5
.s---.',- ELIAS HALE.
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.e rs. Aueteneer ard comn. in M hAan;
KrANT ANNOUNCEMENT. 2

persons who may be in want of ORNAMENTkI.
IRON RAILING for Dwelhf gs Cemetery Lois.
&c that he has purchased the patent riaht to maze
snd put up ORNAMENTAL RAILING upoa a ne W
aud improved principle which viii enable him to nut
up such work fully % per cent cheaper than has ever
or caa be done by any other estabishn ent in
tfu patterns, to which hs would invite particular
attention. JAMES BROWNE
sc 28-dlm 9th street, next to I.afayet tie Hall
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1RS 00n Large CYPRUS SHIN

$50 060 # seasoned and Button Wood
10000 f. seasoned and | inch Oak Tobacco box
Boards
80. COO #. seasoned ga Dressed Flooring
5000 #. seasoned Maple and Oak PlaDk
$4,000 # seasoned Poplar gna ssR
1e0,0 t0 f. Yellow Pine Boards and snk = 50
And general assortment of Mahogany aud Lam.
Der Of every description, which offer to the trade
at low prices and on accommodating terms.
oc4 BELVIN & PARKER
DATENT5 SAUSAGE MILL.--Every
L man his own Sausage maker with this little
MILL; for durability, simplicity and full perfofmane
of making from so to leo lbs. of Sausage meat per
hours its exceeding usefulness and cheapEesf takes
position in the front rank CT modern invention An
examinations will convince ths Judgment Of its abili-
ty. For sale by r. N. ZIMMERMAN,
oc4 tt Conner Main ard 18th Streets
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BY ELIAS HALE No. I6s Main t.
nm THIS EVENING. at 2 O'Clock

II ~ 100 4 E4s1TU,. at q CLOCK, i
shall offer at auction large assortme Mt of Staple
an aney Goods consisting in part as follows viz
Ct Id Jewelry of every description
SILVER and plated ware; Ciocks Of all kinds
2500 doz white and colored spool cotton
i5G0 gro Buttons, assorted kinds
Us Lead PenciIa assorted kinds
$50 deg Knives, Scissors end gazors
500 !" Porte Monaies and PuIses
25l Hair, Teeth, Nail and Lather Brushes
IS " plated Sewing Birds
40 q assorted Combs
lI5 fancy Boxes large assortment
1850 fancy Soaps, 40 diff aren't kinds
Also, large assortment of blank booka paper an.
veiopes, steel pens, WATERS, double barrel runs ma
tent balances spoone coffee mills hamrn ers: tosst.
or with great variety of goods too numerous 10
meLtion, In lots to suit purchasers Every article
chants are respectfully invited to attend the sale AZ
the goods will positively be sold to coee consisn-
ments. ELIAS HALE,
log Main st.
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r. R. ROBERTS. ,r

Sale conducted by GoDDIN 4 APPERsoN, Aucts
The above sale will be made, In consequnce of the
purchaser the recent sale having failed to comply
with the terms thereof. oc 2-tds ;,
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS.
DOWN TOWN.!
GREAT BARGAINS IN READY

Nve TEAM FOR SALE.-I have for
broke AID in good order. Also WAGON and GEAR
complete. Terms accommodating, apply to
.--. ~ s.tsa4 LOUIS J. BOSSIEUX,
SO 80 oe a-. - No. l07 Main street
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DkY.GOUDS,
VI AT GOLDSMITH NEW sTOkE, No. 2e5
Broad street. Shockoe Hiil-Havirg Just returned
frem the No-thern cities with bsautful Ard desi,a
bic stock of GODS. adapted for pres mt ard winter
Cottons 81 cts Curtain Mus.ins, handsomely EN-
broided AZ only is, 81 Merinoes 1T 81 cts, great
Cambria Edgings aud ipssrtings. Sleeves Hsndker-
chiefs Flannefs, Silks Of eli esiss ard quifiee and
numerous other goods. All Of which VIII DO sold
Low. q. G0LDSNfT,
&C z-3t* No. rs BFosd street
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HOUSE ANDIOT ON UNION HILL,

Ss.1LE:--Ni Ill Be soid on WEDNESDAY AFTER
NVONs 18th October. 1854. on the premises conn
s!ncine at 5o'cioct. q Brick Teasnsnt, on Unisn
Ii, With an sel Of lsnd sttnced thereto. noW o.
saRled p Mr. VIM. w. Redford. adjoining Leadbet
eers Tssen. The house and cutbuilMngs are In
good repair and the place 10 well adapted 70 sarbur-
ban fesidence or market garden. j. ~ s. 1sassI 8
LERMs.--One-fonrthe CASH balance ct s. 6 and 9
tie retained till Last note ~ paid. s -
n ocA 49,. GQQDlN k1ARPERSQN Anefa
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ROY'S CLOTHING-A large stock Of
A. Boys Clothing, consisting of Over Goats, Bus;.
ness Coats Pants, Vests, Shirts, Drawers. Collars
Ctavats &C., BE-, which is well made, warranted to
ut, and for sale low for cash. at Ill Main street
oc WIN. IRA SMITH
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M ARSAILLES QUILTS AND BED
IA bLANKETS.-Just opened, a superb a.sort.
rent Marsailes Quilts, all sizes; ALSO all sizes and
qnaltles, b ed Blankets, among them are soma verv
superior. oc4 C.. HARTWELL Il co
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NEW bCUIS, 3 II y E s AND
MTR TX 8 .-Having now in store nv Fa,l
ock of the above articles, comprising a large
and fashionabls assoItms mt of Ladies' Gentle.
mems. Misses Boys, Children's and Servants' Boots
and shoes; Trunks, (of every description;) Carpet
Bags; Valices &c, can be found in this CITY, So
iicit call from ny friends and the public believing
that can supply their wants in my line with as
articles than they can buy elsewhere.
WILLIAM WALSH
Sign of the Big Boot, No. 4S Main st.
oc2 Just below City Hotel, onpnsita aide
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Al HEADQUARTERS EAGLE INFANTRY
u RICHMOND. October 5, 1854
m ORDERS Ne 8.
" The Company will Parade 10 front of
the Capitol on THURSDAY next the 9Th inst, at 81
o'clock P. M, in full Summer Uniform, Arms and
Accoutrements in order for inspection, with three
rounds of Ball Cartridges for Target firing.
Members will observe and be punctual at the h our
named for parade. ,
BY order of this Captain.
oc At JOHN C. POWELL, o. 3.
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E>LANNELS! FLANNELS!-Auw Widths
Il and qualities White, Red, Green, Blue and YELL
Low Flannels for sale by
oc4 C. HARTWETT. 4,
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pURE HENNESSEY BRANDY-Se-
ven halt pipes pure Hennessey BRANDY vint
asei l8i8-'49-'50'5l. For sac by
oc4 DUNLOP, MONCITRE m
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ERESH HOPS-Just received, and for
saie By OWEN B. HILL, Druggi.t,
&C Market Place Frsnsl;, or
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lJAINI6 AND CUIIORS GROUND IN
Paris and Chrome Green. vsrdieris, Umber. Cbrorpe
Yellow, Prussian Blue DO, &c gro uud ready for use
Ah, TIMBER and Sienna, ground In water, for Grain.
Ing inside WORK, With . full supply .of PsintePs
Brushes, &c. For sale ct low rates By
oe3 BENNETT Il SEEKS, Duggistr.
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From the 0. S. Journal.
NEWS ITEMS.

Dispatches received by Mr.. Cramptor
from the Court OF St. James, it is said
are quite beligerent on the Graytown af
fair.
The steamer Niagara, from Boston
sailed yesterday, and took $75O.0OO il
specie. Thsis the way we use our golC
send it off to pay for British goods,
The Detroit Daiy advertiser saws
potatoes are worth from SO to 70 cents il
that market.
Stephen A. Douglas was burnt in eficy
by the people OF Dixon, Illinois. on the
occasion OF his vindcalion speech there
lie finds his Jordan a hard road to trav
el'
The Pennsylvania State Fair at Pow.
elton is said to be- very successful. FiGy
thousand persons have been in alten,
dance.
Navigation on the Pennsylvania canal
is suspended, owing to the tall OF the
aqueduct ot Freeporl. 1t will take some
days to put ii in order.
Over $4,000 were sent from Now
York to The sufferers by yellow fever. at
Savannuh The amount from all other
cities is about the same.
The State Treasure of Wisconsin hos
disposed Of 100000 acres of School land
to one person in Milwaukee. This /,
quite too Tuch laDd for one man TO hold
There are now four French men.of
war in the New York harbor.
The steamer promeheus took 81 Ooo
QUO IN gold from San Francisco TO the
o'ales' The steamer John L. Stevens
took 81 22600o about the Same time II
we did not ship all this gold TO Eurono
10 pay the balance OF trade against Us, !,
would be OF some service.
A negro named Stephen C. Hill, has
been arrested in rouumne county, Cal.
ifornia, as fugitive slave of Mr.. Tucker,
of Arkansas. He claims to have pur.
chased his freedom many years since,
ana lanow worth several thousand dol.
lars.
All accounts agree that the yield of
wheat ~c' in California is enormous, and
u Is saId that shipments to the Atlantic
ports viii be made. This wonu be a
novelly.
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FOR THE "sTANDARD."
The Excursion


OF the M. L. Sabbath School. on Friday
last, was a rich and happy affair. At y
o o'cloc!; A. NJ, the cars started, bearing
our joyous company, which numbered
something over one hundred. At 10k
O'Clock, We arrived at Webster, the
place of destination. After marching
through the village, we repaired to a
grove upon the bill, half a mile distant I;
it was a wild and romantic spot, and af
forded fine contrast with the dusty
streets and diDgy walls, the monotonous
sight of which had panied our eyes for
months past. Having rested a while, the
table was spread, and the refreshments
served up by the ladies' in manner that
met with general appreciation. When
all had parlaken, general rusticalion
commenced scattering in every direc
tion-some scaled the summit of the hill.
others gathering flowers, and here, and
there group was seated in some rustic
bower enjoying tele.a.tete," while the
merry peals Of laughter, and the JOYOUS
shouts that rung through the groves, and
echoed among the old hills, was unmisra.
kabIe evidence, that d" The good time com.
ing had arrived. At length becoming
latigued, the company returned in strag-
Cling parties 10 the village, to await the
homeward.bound train of cars.
We were entertained with the greatest
kindness by the villagers, who only re.
GREETED they had not known of our inten.
ded visit, sooner, that they might have
given us grand reception. At A clock
the neghing of the " old iron Horse" wa,
heard in the distance, and speedy pre-,
paraion was made for our returning
home. We arrived safely, just after sun.
set, all highly delighted with our ride and
Pic Mic. 1t was happy day, and one
long to be remembered, by the company
Who could contemplate with indifTer-
ence, group OF christian sabbath school
children, mingling their hearts and feel
ings together in sabbath school jubilee
within Gods first Temples
*"
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symmcs Valley Railroad.

MARION, Sept. 22, 1854.
The friends Of the Symmes Valley
Railroad met according to notice given
in the Register, great many Of the most
prominent citizens Of Lawrence County
present; we also noticed several of the
good people Of Ironton present who very
literally cast in their dollars to defrsy tn e
expense Of making the survey of The above
projected road.
The meeting proceeded to business by
appointing John Rowe Chairman, W. N.
Burke Secretary. After several appro.
pirate remarks made by those present, N
Vermilion moved to expend the money
raised last tall for the purpose Of survey.
ing said line, which move was carried.
1t was moved by N. Vermiion that
there be committee Of three appointed
toprocure competent engineer to survey
said proposed road which was also carried,
and W.N. Burke, N. VermiIlon and John
Rowe were appointed said committee.
1t was moved to elect N. VermlIion
Treasurer; carried.
II was also moved to take up a collcc.
lion from those present for survey, which
was done, and all showed themselves
friend indeed, by forking over the cash.
1t was then moved and carried 10 have
the proceedings Of this meeting published
in the lron'on Register, Jackson Sand'rd
and Guyandotte Herald; and adjourned
sine die.
w. N. BURKE, Sec'y.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-10-05

0T Senator Douglas meets with NOR.
l'ying rebuIIs at every point On Thurs.
day last, he made a speech at Geneva,
Kane county, Illinois, Some questions
were asked him by Mr.. Farnsworlh, and
others in the crowd, Douglas said he
preferred not being Interrupted, but that
when he was through, they might reply,
Il they saw fit. When he closed, Messrs.
tarnsworlh, Codding; and Beman ad-
dressed the crowd, and tore the nimsv
SoPhistry of Douglas to atoms. The
meeting then passed strong Onti-Nebras.
ka resolutions. Public opinion, even in
his own State, Is settling down against
him so strongly that he will never be able
to stem the tide. lleis dead in the free
North.--O. S. Journal,