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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-03-14

CRACKNELL DISCUIT~-I,st received
~ 50 Boxes Of the cslsbsaisd esseknsll
biscuit. A choice article for the tea table
or invsiids.-A handsome present 10 vile
or sweetheart. Price one dollar and thirty
cents peT Box-foF sale by
oct10. JOSHUA BEAL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-03-14

nKEPARATIONs FOR THE HAIR
L Bears oil, Pomat1m, Tricopherous
Balm Columbia, Jaynes flair Tonic, Loo
dens Hair Toni, PhaIons Hair lnvieorator,
Lyons Katharion and Hair dye-lof sale by
oct % H. 7. WADDlLL,
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-03-14

ELOUR 900 barrels OHIO aud 81 Lou;,
i brands in store and for sale BY
feb JOSHUA BEAL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-03-14

TORN MEAL-10 barrels steam dried
~ Corn Meal, warranted not to spoil,
Just received and for sale by
feb 9-y JOSHUA BEAL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-03-14

Tsamcy Chewing TObaccO--An.
II other lot j1st received and which foI
6neness Of quality cannot be bess.
oct13 JOSHUA BEAL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-03-14

DITTSBURG COAL-AT THE BATON
i ROUGE FOUNDERY.-The sub.
scribers oferfor sale Pittsburg coal, 1t New
Orleans prices.
JAM, is HILL h HENDERSON.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-03-14

r ARD so kegs prime lard in store and
IL for sale BY feb II JosHsA BzAL.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-06-10
POEM NO. 1.
on TIE NEW ST0SE,
Or OSNlN & N',NTNORE,

In From. of he Court House Door,
Where goods are sold cheaper than ever sold in
this town before
Hail farmers, preachers, ana mechanics,
Lrwycrs, doctors, md ilnntrs,
Clerks, editions, and lHb'rors alt,
We hld you welcome to our hall
Where goods, most beautiful and rare,
Selected with great taste and care,
Are sold lar cheaper than before,
Was ever sold IN western store
We've silks aud prints, and nous de lanes,
Cloths, cassmrTcs and kentucky Jcans,
T,cNlug, hickory, farmers linen,
Best OF sherlug, of New England'e apinnin',
Lancaster glnyhams, and Scotch plnid
Silk fringe, aud glmps, aud pat, ~ braid;
Dress trimmings, buttons, whac.hune, thread,
Teaspoons, aud combs, and Turkey red,
lux pcns, and paper lace, aud Grape,
Edglugs, insertions, cord, aud tape,
laplacd and silvered hooks and eyes,
The very hest ,re tel no LeS
Coffee, sugar, AMI mnl1ssess
The best ui stuli for good matrasses;
White is", at this seasons brands,
Boot black, brushes, and cheap INK stands;
Choice ten, dried apples, and nee peaches,
Collars, shirts, pants, coats, aud htechrs;
Nests-salln, linen, and MLfse lies
| Tubs, baskets, and good wooden pals.
Goldfish, ol delightful ndOr-
Frlngt--hr-t.rntt Tor curtain border
Soap, glass, and socks, silk aud kid gloves,
tassla, pepper, .splce aud cloves.
Panama, straw, tur, and silk hats,
For men, boys, aud the smallest hrats;
Scruhhmg horse, aud white wash brushes,
l Glazed hats aud cap.--ths hest NJ pushes;
Blank books, To rite sweet stores IN,
/ Or noting down expended un
Embroidery, ribbons, aud French Cotton,
Pure dumusk. such as kng- have sot on;
BESIDES thousand other articles,
J OF largest bulks OF smallest particles;
/ 10 mpntiun all would ht heap
More trouble ihHn,o sell them cheap
70 M CONTINUED
! Please paste the above N your serap'hook,
Nav ~. BhGss-poet.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-06-10
DIR. w. B. FARRELL'S

Celebrated Original Arabian LlumeDt
TNlilS medicine having been extensively used
j throughout the United Mates for many yeara,
has required hrhrcputalion ,--.Nore than toxs
HUHdred IhOusa2d F0uieShay. been soldwi,hlp
the last year, aud the demand IL still increasing
Nonrdclnc OF orplnary qualities coudconlnualiy
use soOng and yet maintain the high chnrae.es
This article possesses.
The Benefit tlorded,o the Suffering Thousands
winrveT be forgotten, and IT, increasing use viii
daily produce More Evidence IN IT'S Faror Ne.
medicine will cure all diseases, but IHconteshtIs
P,oot given rhat;his LinImcnt will
PERMANENTLY CURE
nearly every complaint Tor whichitis rccommcn-
d.d, and IN a., eases prove so beneficial, a. 10 b
satisfactory 10 the afflicted
Its manuiacturcdwth gren care ofhighly me-
dlcnal ingredients, every article Composlngit b
Thoroughly tested and,he Most Dest,uetirs DisfH-
idtiOz used to obtain the active principle ~ the
most concentratrddegree thusavoidlng q II possi
bIItyoi au inferior mixture.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-06-10
New Machine Shop

TiIEcity machine shop. situated onthe hydrau-
lIc BASIN neat To the oil mill IL now IN iul ope-
ration. All kinds OF machine work made and re-
paired al short notice. We are making superior
article 1T
GRAIN AND GRASS cur Frs,
Which will soonbr ready for sale. 1h.se IA
chimes are made oi the brsi seasoned lumber, aud
wrllput togeIhrr All work done at reasonable
rates. Engines oyrrhaulcd, repaired aud set up
We soliclia share OF the public patronage. Re-
collect the city machine shap. on the hydraulic
basin. February H. II II fOy s. Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-06-10
SulroT school Lands.

NOTICE Is hereby gwen, tina, on the 3oth day
II of June, 4. u 1875, between the hours at lo
o'clock A. VI and 6ocock I VI OF said any, :
shall sell Mt public auction, the following described
school lands to wit section No. 10, IN township
sc, north olrargs No ,eastoi The thlrd principal
mrndiau. Said SECTION will be seldom he pr-nls.
es, in lots "a laid oil by the trustees OF schools OF
said township 10 thu hughes, bidder, llor sum not
less than the valuation OF said lots by said trustees!
for cash with the privilege to eachpnrchaser oi 5or,
rowing from the school commissioner the amount OF
his bid Tor any period not less than one, nor more
than five years upon hIs paying interest and giving
security, as follows, VIA the interest IL be paln
halt yearly IN advance al the rate OF temper cenluh
per annuu For all sums not exceeding one nun
drrd dollars loaned Tor not more than one year,
two responsible securlti,smust he gwen; Tor all
sums over one hundred dollars, and Tor all loans
for more than one year. security mus nc
gwen Ivy mortgage on real esln,e, untncuninrren.
In value double the Hmoun, onned, wi,ha condition
tina, in case additional security sha a,any uine be
rranrrl tn. sam, shnllbc given 10 the satisfaction
OF said tuistses lar the time beng.
d 2. JoSss,
may97-jw school commissioner Of In SaiLs co
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-06-10
(U.t,AlfINl:KslluI,.

THE subscribers have this day entered into =
l. co partnership, and will continue bushes. a,
the old stand under the firm Of Shuler Co
Thankful tor past fayors, werespectfully solicit 4
cont lance Of the same, assuring you we will do
as well toy you as any establishment in the city.
Al acco UNITS due the late firm Will be settled
by the Subscribers. j. n. SHULER,
II. A. SuuLER.
Arrli % DAN'L ElruEIRrIeLR
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-06-10
Mansion House,

IN.'- = n 7 7 ITVIN, y =. Vt T Y =.
stSsS ~ TsiE proprietor ngrccenily pur
y-sst-al,..-sk : chased this wei known stand, ON
,hrcuurt house square, - tnwu, aud having en-
tirrlyrruovaled aud tc.ilted II, has made II deer.
dedly Ia, best house IN the city.
lie j. prepared TO ommodateany an'o'1. at
irnvellcfsand boardcrs in thev very hest style, and
will always keep an omnibus aud baggage wagon
ready to convey passengers 10 and iTOmthe cars
AT each time oi their arrval atlhe depot.
fisiablc will be furnished vii all the delca
cics the country can afford ,lncludngall xmas OF.
wild game, while hi terms tor bolrdrrs and tran
sen, customers Willie aslow as thetImcs willJus'
thy.
Alarge barn with ample stobline s attached lo
III. housr sufficient to accommodate ANY numbe'
othnrses A,soa large carriage house, besides
nllothrr convenlrncos necessary Tor ihtconofl
thos. " % mayiayor him with ihrircnsiom. me-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-06-10

on Main stree tin the building lately occupied BY
King & Co. asattn and hardware store All ot
his goods vii. be sold for re ady pay, which will
enable him TO sell much cheaper than those VIII
dobusness on a credit system. Persons wishin,
purchase anything in the above Inc, will find il
to theirndvani aae 10 give him a call.
ipri22 WV IlIRMls
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-06-10

DCBLlC n"tice = hereby gwen that my wife
! Ottawa Il Grover. without cause. has lft
my bed and b"fid aud this Is to caution all per.
-ou. not To hathor or Trust her on nv account. -
shah paw ~ debts NJ her contracting after thi,
cate EuvijIr iau3 3v ALoNro j GROVER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-06-10
Real French ParasOls :
1CIWT ! TIII'TI I WI VyVIJ Z
endless variety.
R"nl I1c"s, OF every KIND from J. to SIS pei
yard. \ complete assortment Of
HOSIERY.

90 silk cotton and lisIe thread. Tor ladies', mt
50, md gentlemen.
Ia lu,n, shrcIngs, couutrrpnnrs. shiring-,
table linens. table cover. 'u.n rh.ruug-. uap-
kius table c.pths, r.,"w cnsc linens, aud family
good. 81 ~ ~ description, our -fC,k wIl, always
comprise the best make aud ~ lrs 900 market.
1000 pieces beet English Hrd Am,T.can prin's
bet qGi-ler aud style, unmarked, ne sell hsm
GiiIt 10 ceH'S
We have now m store many styles 81 good
bguah at gHoi.oD. and for c1'b an TmcHSc
gudHi.tics that wc fctal,hy tir yard, for r-,
pric" than wrsrrrumrrrhanlspl Tor lh-u IN New
York and Be- On.
We shall r.~aiyc large Hddjucr- to our stock
a most duty during The season, aud receive all the
novrlrir, IN STYLE or fabric. Immediately ON their
fret appearance m lht N,w York. Boston ~
phadr pha markets hnyng r. Ii,ur buyers IN
those cities.
Country mrrchnut. huviHg iIr cash Wi. find il
tuihrrr interest ~ eNainln- ihI, stock
mn,2O Ross y Fo-rEE, II Lake street. Chicago
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-06-10
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.

Redd What hryMp DIR. J +. Pinif, West.
field, Indiana, IN a-tterto w. q. Farrell, dated
January ~, 1871 SAYS:
lhnvrused yourlinimrntand other medicines :.
aud finding them EXCELLENT articles, and oi ready
sale, and medicines which should be in every
aOule and table lwi.h to know on what terms
you wi liurui-h me with n sufficient quantity 10,
supply the whole Stat, al Indiana. south nndsas
o. the Wabash. Respectfully yours,
LPLiFF
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-06-10

Ccy q Oral ION
ACCIDENTAL lodge, No 30, Ottawa, Ids,
~ ptnpos,s To- celebrate the anniversary OF ST
John, onthe 23d dnyot June, and all brethren Nm
good standing. with then ladies', IRE cordially in
ylted to Intend. & q Miller.
y, e. GRAY. CON.
MAY 27-iw A. W MAGli.L,
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Tjsk's Patent Metallic Cases,

GOOD walnut and cherry lumber wanted, ior
" ca-h " iuTH urc, at the
May II. FURNITURE DrPUT,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-06-10
New Family Grocery StOr Q.
GROCER Hes,

THE subscriber takes this method of iniormin.
i the inhabitants Of Otra wa and Surrounding
country, that he is now Tec- iyIrg aud opening
chDlC, lot %
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-06-10
The linn. ami StE. JoiateG are heated -FrsD
VILLAIN Mrrchaot, Minister o. the Gospel, New
Ennunni nm Miri linn, Isl lhh2

MN an lI,T.Lnnl NInI.lrI NJ H. , I,O.npI Nav
''" C,rnr,,,,n, ,I.i, Inns gis, MA
DF,ESte..-iIo,irn b.arJ of yonr celrbrntod
i,of.ni ;,,,,.r, ,,j,csJ ,n,,y ,s y;,uss
nm nv ,,it, bo from .ytr,,nr sweijsd lp,bs.
Lns,,., L.,,,, ii. ,,aiL n,Jn INV hns;r,ss tor
oI', -, aU a ,,.T nil The mos,
"I;Hi ,,,rrorIs and ,nrGcd ,II,h.
,.,,,.,, '' o., nii,s,wi,h
,ruI's r1u." ~" - ." "o,r Inn.
,,,"v P,Sr r,nnrn, NJ ,if.ns.d
III, ,nJ r.cc,, r,,,cI hem, 4, I'm, he NOW he.
'.'s' "'" IVY :" NJ Nv -. @ ,s an.
a,'s " "t'N,"n" wa. w., W,rc,,xr
""J ,.o,,t5 W. Eo,,t;, ,,, ali nos...s
n,,'i,i - ', s"ar,,,n. - Vv",rh,r,sy ,"up.
~ r,,, '' t 49, i,.'- L ,,,i,,,a
'"ti "'"' -" '""l'' a. . n ', w '""""' 49,,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-06-10
APPLE. TREES.

NIN0LKT J II mrs E0st u NAKSETL-
LES, and ~ miles West Of NORRIS, near both
Railroad and Canal upon rirherot which, Orders
Willie Shipped when accomwuird by the
CASH OR SATISFACTORY NOTES.
mnfll INDERIllI.n & CARPEATER
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-06-10
Peoria, III, Sept, %, 1851,
w. d. Farrell's Arabian Eminent.

Peoria, m Sept. -, 1851
w. d. Farrell's Arabian Eminent.
This valuable medicine comhines,hr necessary
qualities to entet to puhlctnvor Possessing ~,
high degree the properties OF an hnodync and
Balsnm gives II wonde rlul influence over many
painful diseases lis rren,,nicacy roh heal can only
hrn,,ributrd to the Basams and Oils which itccn.
tains - Missouri RsppbicaD.
REW ARE or sOUNTEREE1TS:
Ask for Dr. ". n. Farreirs Ara6inn hni-
mcnt, asa coun,ettei, called II. &. FauelIs is in
the market. Be careful you are not imposed
upon.
The true and only genuine sold in Ottawa. nv
W. W. Cavalry G. l.. Thompson, Felo~-,
Walker g. Co, and hy merchants an! dnrgisa
generally. August ".
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-01

fHE DUEL IN GEORGIA duel, noticed here.
ioore, betw cen Messrs Stewart and Coker, of Eas.
Florida, originated as follows:
II appears that Stewart was about to be married
aud had invited Cocker to be one of his groomsmen-
at The same time enjonng strict secrecy in the mat
ter. Coker, however, told young lady acuuaip
lance OF his, and this Stewart construed into a
breach Of confidence, and demanded that Coker
should either acknowledge in writing that he was
guilty. OF libel, Or meet him with deadly weapons
The latter aernativey accepted, and they left
Newnansville for place 80 miles distant, on the
Georgia side.
The parties were armed with double barrel shot
guns Stewards loaded with thirty buck shot, and
Cookers with twelve bullets The terms sf the
meeting were: After firing the first shots. at the
distance of seventy five yards, in neither fell
they were to advance ten PAGES and FIRE a second
time; when, If neither yet hit they were to re-
loA4 and advance ten PAGES more for third shot.
Stewart was wounded on the first fire, and fears
we're entertained for his life
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-01
A SERIES OF ACCIDENTS. Sc

We copy the following from the Farmers Friend,
Monroe countyD of June 24
BURSED.-Miss Sarah Ann Canterbury, daughter
OF Mr. Z4doc Canterbury, Of this county, being sub
jet 10 occasional paroxysms, taken with
nj a week or two since aud fell with her taee
aud hands Immediately in the fire place. up
heap Of live ciudeTs SO severely and horribly
burning her face that il is said she cannot recover
SrABBRD--A little son OF Mr.. H. II Brooks of
this county, who had been employed nj the Brick
gard in UnioE received a stab with pocket knife
HON one of the other boys employed at the same
place. last Sunday morning week, which has
turned out rather more seriously tha n was at frs
expected. He was lying very low at last accounts.
little son of Mr.. Henry Dickerson's, of Gill, s
county had about one half OF one of his ears bueL
of a lew weeks ago by horse which he
riding with his father who was at the time lifting
him off.
The same paper informs US that Mrs Elizabeth
Warner, OF Greenbrier, was thrown from vehicle
recently, and so badly injured that her life is iu
danger.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-01

"OOL DEPOT.-We have determined
w TO open in this city, in conuexion with , our
and have engaged the services of Mr.. JOHN WA
TERHUUsE, the former efficient Agent OF the
sary will he devoted exclusively to this business
All Wool received, will be graded, so that each puI
chaser can buy such Wool as he wants, and not %
compelled to buy such as Will not answer NE pui
poses. -. u.ntit~ of
t.nt;a nj rnanpfscturers and dealers TO our markell
and we hope 10 coed in establishing good
for the wool grower near home.
sro1 Paiue" CRENSHAW l. CO.,
Grocers and Commission M erchsnts.
- Z IS - - y Eiel,mop6 Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-01
TELEGRAPHIC- NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
NEW YoRK, June 3o--The Europa has arrived.
with Liverpool sdvices 10 the 18th inst. Il
4sss - 'sas COMMERCIAL NEWS.
liverpool, June 17-Cot,on dull and unchanged,
sses of the week, Is 600 bales. American securi.
ties in active demand. Consols 81 4a9a IA
Flour ohio-39s. Western Canal, 39s. Corn
yellow-3os; White, ga. 5 secs. Etoeesl
Richardson quotes Flour advanced 6d.a9d and
hfm. ss7 sste saea - .ees .os.A dzs
AFFAIRS IN THE EAST. afsf
Sistris still held out at last accounts The
troops sent to the relief Of the Turks moved very
slowly. 13i-- .8tA3 4 @
Col. Mantrufel had gone with message from
Prussia to the Gear, recommending him to accept
Austrias recent summons; but 1t is rumored that
the Gar had already refused - z
The Baltic fisct was within % miles OF Helsing.
fors. -t-
There is nothing new from Asia, Greece or tie
The allies were still being transported to varna.
IAsre has been another change in the Turkish
ministry. Paskiewitsch is severely wounded ~
On the Both of May, three British steamers de.
sroyed the ships dock yards, and stores at Braha.
stsdt. The damage is estimated at $50, 900 rubles.
The steamers on the 3lst destroyed the ships, dock
yard. and stores at Sveaborg, valued at 100000
rubles .. .-E - ~
SHIP DESTROYED BY FIRE.
The Europa, cavalry transport ship, was burnt
while on the passage from Gbralter, with troops
on board. Twenty one lives were lost and the re
mainder escaped in boats.
af ,t-t@ IsEcoND DIsPATcHfs .-.-.
The Russians made another unsuccessful attack
on Silistria on the 10Th, Paskiewitsch received
Confusion OF the right leg, and delegated the COM
mand ofthe Turkish forces to Gortschakof ~
The Emperor Nicholas was expected at kiow.
The Turkish attack on the Island of Mikar was
repulsed.
I'VE have received telegraphic dispatch from
another source, which gives the following state
ment OF the Liverpool market Cotton declined
LILO on all the lower grades. Flour advanced Is,
and Wheat Sd. Corn dull. 1t is proper to remark
that our regular correspondent is usually accurate
and we suppose his figures are to be relied on
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-01
WILBOR's COMPOUND OF PURE

NV 1LDOh . SOMI OOND We TUAE
w COD LIVER OIL AND LIME "A CURE
FOR CONSUMPTION COUGHS, COLDS. ASTH.
MA, BRONCHITIS, GENERAL DEBILITY, AND
ALL SCROFuLOuS HUMORS.-The proprietor
has succeeded from direchons of Professor Btone)
in combining the Oil and Lime 20 perfectly that the
taste of the OIL which Is TO persons ee-
neraly is entirely overcome, and 1t be taken by
the most delicate females with pleasure. And a. re-
gard, the benefit of thia article over the clear OIL the
following case by Prof Stone, 10 sufficient to con.
vince the most skePtical The young lady was "a
years of age: lesiift- sAl 3aEaa Aagta
"Her disease was one Of unmixsd phthsis, which
had been expected to terminate in the course of
few months fatally. The upper part Of both her
lun % was filed with tubercles and in some places
were beginning to soften. The case was evidently
bad one. The treatment of Cod Liver Oil was first
used, but without marked improvement Tho phos-
phate of lime was then Administered with the oil,
and the result az in the Of many Others. was
soon apparent. The patient was rapidly getting
WELL"
A long array of certificates might be given here to
prove the efcscious character of this medicine but
it Is not deemed necessary The fact that from the
very first introduction of the Cod Liver Oil and Lime
before the public, it has been gradually adopted BY
the medical faculty, 10 sufficient proof Of it, unques.
toned excellence gas {-se lz.gl. -.sss3s
For sale wholesale and retail BY.
il-f - aWnl .ALEXR B. WILBOR,
SD @ -.slfass.f ed Chemist, 156 Court It., Boston.
For sale in Richmond By BENNETT BEERS,
DRUG gists. l25 Main st. fasr-I 10 lu--dlmu coin
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THE MARKETS

NEW YORK June 30.-Flour firmer, especially fol
coed brands; export demand active. Southern firm
at Ss.62a9.12 Wheat in better demand at lowe,
ratef. Corn dull and declning-Southern yellow, s.
086.
BALTIMORE, June 50.-Nothing doing in flour
Corn and Wheat unchanged
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-01

hcciDESr.-on the 2eth inst at the steam saw
mil OF Messrs. Pratt. about five miles from Clarke
vile, boy named Alexander Parker, aged IA, was
caught BY the circclar saw and badly injured. Hi
len arm was terribly lacerated. Anputai1 IN war
periormed, and at last accounts he was doing web
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-01

decentralization. charged with passipe
counterfeit money, was acquitted last Monday nv
toe county court oil Halifax The Danyille Republi
can says the testimony disclosed the fact that Their.
are perhaps many persons in The county OF Halifax
connected with the bHStitess of conn,erfej,ioa q.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-01

HE UNDERGROUND RAILRoAD-We copy the fol.
lowing from the Baltimore sun, OF yesterday
Il is stated that slave belonging to Mr., Jonathan
moore, OF richmond, Va arrived at Medina New
lCik, on Friday OF last week. via the underground
Railroad and on Sunday was in Canada
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-01
CONGREss-THIrRsnAy

SENATE.-Fhe bill appropriatiug ten millions OF
dollars for fulfilling the third article Of the recen,
Mexican treaty was received from the House al
Representatives. and on the motion Of Mr. Shields.
the senate went into executive session The
doors having been reopened, the bin was read
three tnes aud passed .'t e2- -
HousE OF REpRgsEsTATtvEs.-Mr Mace made
a personal explanation in reference to Mr. Rich.
Nebraska bill he characterized as perfectly honora.
BILE. The postallaw- amendment bin was read a
third time, aud passed by vote of l54 to IS. The
House refused TO concur in the amendment Of the
Senate TO the joint resolution for the adjournment
of Congress. A message from the President tran g.
hitting communications from the minister of Great
britain on the subject of the health of emigrants
was referred 10 the Committee on Foreign Affairs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-01

CHALLENGE DECLINED Gen. Wells, the owner
ct '1.ecomte," declines Mr. Ten Broecks challenge
20 $4,000 race on the ground tina, Mr.. T. gave
IL ihtee weeks for decision, scarcely time 10 cor
respond over 5000 mile.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-01

Stephen Pembroke, the fugitive slave of Mr..
Grove OF Washington county, Md, who re.
Gently arrested in New York and brought hack to
Baltimore has secured his freedom through the ex.
ertions of his brother, who raised the sum of one
thousand dollars, the amount demanded for him
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-01

lie Chronicle informs US that Henry Stevens
an inoheusive man, Of disspated habits, has been
found dead, near Milton, and that Lafayette Mo-, e.
gan is ehaged with his murder
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-01

DNo"NED'-Aa lrishmaa employed On the ma.
sonry near Reedy Bottom Ferry, on the line O, the
Richmond and Danvile Railroad was drowned
on Friday OF last week
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-01
n r. CRANE g. CO., No. 10, 18th ST.,
IL have received and offer for sale


500 Sides Sole Leather. 'H t='ftf~it
81 40 dez. French and American CalfSk
Is doz. Cochineal and Green Roaas
10 doz Mems anc Ladies' Morocco Skins
10 doz Goat and Sheep Binding do.
Patent Leather, enamslled and plain.
Enamells ed Cloth. figured and plain. ilia
With general assortment of Leather, &c, for
ShoemakeTs Saddle and Harness Makers, Coach Ma
kers and Machinists. E. 10 ~, ....l...
Slaughter Hides and Veal Skins. TannerS OIL, Tan.
ners and Curriers' Tools, &c, DC.
They solicit call from all in want
ja 30-6tif ID. h. CRANE co.