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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-04

HE CHOLERA, we understand, has made
ITS appearance near the old church in Hanover
county. rive or SIX persons had been affected with
IL, Two Oh whom had died We have heard of no
cases in this city for several davs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-04
FALL TRADE OF 1854.
EADY-MA ABE CLOTHIN

r E AID Y-M A d e CT 9TH G.
9 MERCHANT & WEISIGER, No
OA liz Main st., now opening the LARGEST
STOCK OF READY-MADE CLOTHIN g they
have ever offered for sale.
nj srchants requested to call and examine our
stock, embracing every variety and quality; and
pledge ourselves to sell cheap any house in this
country; either North or South.
s. MERCHANT 4 WEISIGER.
N B. Also on hand, every variety of FURNISH
ING GOODS. SEQ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-04

PusIsHED.-William, 10 the service Of
Col P. Winfree, ordered thirtynins stripes 70,
drawing knife on q white person last Friday night
and then committed to prison runaway.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-04

CRoss cUTTIHG.-Levina Martin and Eli
zsbeth Martin, wers both before the Mayor last Se
turday to answer the charge of fighting I7th sire
on the lsr inst. Tho evidence established the anil
OF both, and they were. therefore, order ed TO b.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-04

DEsTRucrrvE FIRE.-The Ssiamander Works q,
m messra henry Van Allen, e. Palmer, fronting on
n1ason, Hawk and jay streets, Albany, were par
tally destroyed by FIRE Thursday mornine. about {
O'Clock the fire originating In the cellar.
There was insurance of IS 500 on the buildinr.
and $500 on the stock, which win probably CO.
yer the loss -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-04

Rumon DENIED.-The New York Express denies
the report in regard to the failure OF John NJ Genjn
the Broadway halter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-04

Nor PRovKD-.Jesse. in the service of
Myers snke was esfed and Gagged for having in
his possession bar nonicau supposed to be stsisn
The case was conrsnaed until this narning 10 five
the police IN opportunity VI sscertaining the owner
Of the instrument = y sStt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-04

Ms Peck, Of Raleigh, North Carolina, while en-
g.esa "a her sardsn burning caterpillar last week,
.ccnenta!y communicated hre TO her dress, and
guished, -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-04

Professor Elliott. with his balloon, landed sately
on the farm of Mrs. Gooch, near Ivy Creek, Abe.
marie, last Thursday evening, after his ascension
from Charlottesville
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-04

| u. 3. TREAsURY SrArxmrsr.-Tbe Official stste
ment OF the United States Treasury Department
snowa that there we're 425 ,62e 900 il the yaripus
SUP treasurer, subject to drait on the 2ath ut
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SUPERINTENDENT under ohIiestions

oERERADE.-W66r are under obllgatlons TIC
several young friends for most agreeable serennde,
with Instruments, about II O'Clock last Friday night
The music was sef, sweat .ad meiodt us--it could
not have been bettex-and the time most propitioui
fora serenade
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-04

FRESH FIsH.-Auy ustus staples wa. fined
quaintanca. - -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-04

, Mrs. VIM. w. Etheridge and Joseph BancroA
Esq, have falien victims to the fever IA Savannah
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-04

Book CoScxRN AT NASHVILLE -Tbeco,,,.,,...
TO select site for the Methodist Bouk Conccrr =,
Nashville, Tenn. have purchased pice OF rronnd
adjoining the City Hotel for $50, Co.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-04

VaneIsIA MEcHAs los InsrITUrk.-A =
s.l,s meetiss q the vtrdnie nschsni1 Isssifsss
. !. e az sI nsrs sss is s.s
anee OF members = very SssiI 9swr,rrr A..
u Members Of the lnsii. ne " who have not =.
obtained their Certificates Of Membership, eaa DE-
BY calling On the sEcRETARY 1t u Dispafch ONCE
4 az neas oss~ssa 'h' end the tine Of meeting
DR H'LAsE's VEnM,ruGr
MEDICAL WrrsEss-1t 10 small evidence Of tn
intrinsic value Of this great vermifass when eve,
Who a.s generally prsiudsea .ssaa.. gs
60 ifs Triumphant success in sxpel Ing worma kesf
mo Bas.isosvrLLr, Shelby co KY April 10.
J. KIDD Co II am practising physician, req
ding permanently in this place. In the year 1888
With the sapssr vrus o b.
vermifuae At some more leisure moment viii
send you the result OF an experiment made with
L. CARTER, M. D.
~ Purchasers will be careful 70 ash for sy6
s.l. nor. hs. DIR. MLANE's CELEBRATED
There are other pills purportins to be Liver PHI.
Z: 8 RI. seose valuable medicine, also DR.. n
'p''D'as SUR PGsc i Il. G1DD CO, Druggist.
se 4-d&e1w Richmond, Va.
LYoN's KATHAIRoN-Th KathairOn neu-
trszes the fleets of disesse climate .nd old III
badness of many Year,; clsanses the scalp from
dru and Its natural mpurties; will the nervous
is the desirable article for curling and impartinr
gloss to the hair in the world 1t happily untss the
effects of the choicest Pomsdes the best French
Extracts. and exhaes the perfume of the most de.
lightful flowers Nc person should be without il,
The price still Is CENTS in large bottles Sold by
all dealers, everywhere
D. 8. BARNES, Proprietor,
se4-1m ISL Broadway, NY.
The STOMACH prepares the elements of
the bile and the blood and if it does the work feeby
and impeffscty, liver disease is the certain result
As soon, therefore, IS any affection of the liver is
perceived we may be sure that the digestive organs
out of order The first thing to be done is to ad
minister specific which will act directly upon the
stomach, the handspring Of the animal machinery.
For this purpose we can recommend HooFLANp's
GERMAN BIrTERs, prepared by DR.. C. M. jackson
Philadelphia. Acting Alternative and tonic IL
Strengthens the digestion, changes the condition OF
the blood and thereby gives regularity to the bowels
Sold by PURCELL, LADD l. Co, BENNETT Il
BEERS, Richmond; and by dealers in medicines
everywhere. se4-l2t
CLASSICAL AND FoRCIBLE.-"Denmark
is threatened with intestine commotion p FOREIGN
Cor. Nat Int
There's something rotten in Denmark "-Saaks.
peare.
Why doesn't Denmark try HAMPToN'S vEGE.
TABLE TINcTUREa-DEvIL.-Wi WILMINGTON Daily
Herald. Sc fit
AUCTION NorIcE.-The attention of Fur
nture Dealers, Housekeepers &c 10 solicited to the
sale of Mr. J. w Satterwhite's stock of city made
DAY) morning, at 10 O'Clock, at bis Furnishing Es-
Enlistment suated the of 18th and rank
lin streets. where can be found all and every article
in the house-furnishing Inns. Being his manu-.
facture and made of the very best those in
want would do we'll attend as he 10 determined to
close out the whole stock.
For particulars, see advertisement.
LARUS 4 SHINE, Aucts.
sea IA Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-04
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, Sept. 2.

ARRIVED.
Schr Mary Willis, Travers, Baltimore, coal, w. D.
Colquitt l. Co.
Schr Ada Chiverell, Philadelphia, coal
Schr Jenny Lind, Martin, Back River. mdse.
Schr New Packet, Gwathmey, Smithfeld, mdse.
ft rEt.-- SAILED.
schr B. Vandiver, Jones, Hartford, coal, w. D.
Colquitt l. Co.
Schr w. ". freeman, Rowley, Port Walthall, to
load for New York
Schr Mary Farnsworth, Everett, Salem, mdse,
Rankin l. Barker.
Steamer Pocahontas jones' Baltimore, mdse, Lud-
lam & Watson.
Steamship Virginia, Teal Philadelphia, mdse and
pssaengers.
New YORK, Sept 1.-Cleared, schrs. Trader, Ter
ry; Empire. Osborne; John T. White, Woodhouse;
Mary 4 Elizabeth Smith, for Richmond. Bark
North Sea. Farens, tor City Point. Arrived, schr.
Hanover Whipple, from Richmond.
NORFOLK. Sept. l.-Arrived, schr Gao. Washinr-
ron Camp. from Philadelphia, Bound TO Richmond,
with pig iron, sprung aleak off Newport News, and
had to run ashore, put In, in Distress
FOREIGN.
Ship Hebron, Kiby, for City Point, sailed from
Newport, Eng, 18th ult.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-04
FALL HARDWARE.

WE are now in receipt of fresh stock
w of Goods, cor sistng Of -
Pocket and Table CUTLERY, Of various patterns
GUNS and PISTOLS-a handsome assortment
BUILDING MATERIALS-sucha as Locks Hin
ges, Screws Nails, &c.--a large ass ,rtment.
TOOLS of all descriptions for Carpenters, Black
smiths, Machinists, and Farmers use.
Tosether with general assortment of Foreign
ard Domestic HARDWARE, suitable to the wants
of the city and country trade.
Also, large and fresh stock of Saddlery Hard
ware, consisting of Bits, Strrups, Buckles &c. &c
Coach Materials, Springs and Ak es Patent Leather,
Hog Skins, Serge, Weltng, Whips, kc.
Our purchases have been made direct from the
manufacturers in Europe and America, upon favors-
BILE terms.
Having had the experience of 20 or 50 yesrs of tho
wants of the country trade, iattsr ourselves up
on keeping the best assortment of Hardware, suita
be to the demands of Virginia, Tennessee and North
Carolina merchants, to be found In any one house In
the United States
We most respectfully invite examination of
stock and prices by merchants and others Visiting
this Misunderstanding the assurance that salts
fly even the largest class of cu.tomers
SMITH ROBERTS
Importers of Hardware, No q Pearl at
N. B. Always on hand, assortment of MAYORS
CAST STEEL and Anchor BOLTING CLOTH
au 20 g. X r..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-04

The DOcK.-There were twelve schoon-
ers and one Canal boat in the Dock yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-04
PURCELL, LADD g. CO.,
DRUGGISTS.


No. 90 Main Street, corner of Fourteenth,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
OFFER for sale, in lots to suit purcha-
" sers, their usual large and general assortment,
embracing the following In par
$500 superior Indigo .
hhds best Madder
... 400 kegs Sup. Carb. Soda
IL bbis. Varnishes
10 bbls. Venitian Red
10 bbis. Sal. Soda
IS bags Pepper, Ginger and Allspics
$50 mats Cinnamon Bark
IS bills. Alcohol
Is bbls. Burning Fluid
900 kegs White Lead. dry and in oil
l case Nutmegs; do. Mace
go dozen Rushton's Cod Liver Oil
400 ounces Sulphate Quinine
! case prime Turkey Opium
1000 gallons Lamp Oil ..-..
bales prime Gloves
20 bbls Spts. Turpentine
$500 lbs Saftpetre
20 cases Chrome Green and Yellow
1000 lbs Paris Green, dry and oil
800 boxes Window Glass; French and Amer'n
200 lbs Root and Powdered Rhubarb
2080 lbs Gum Arabic
25 cases Coors ground in oil
IL gro Lows Brown Windsor Soap
128 dozen Vroom Il Fowler's Military Soap
And the usual assortment of Patent Medicines and
other articles suited to the wants of the tradeai of
which offered at low prices.
n. 3. Particular and prompt attention to packing
and forwarding goods.
PURCELL, LADD l. CO., Druggists.
a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-04

DEATH OF JOHN LYNcH-We are panied
to announce to our readers the death Of John
Lynch, Collector of Customs for the port of Rich.
mond He died about 10 o'clock last Friday night,
at the Huguenot Springs, after painful and pro-
in the very prime of life, and no man enjoyed the
love and confidence of all who knew him more
than he. He was a son of the late James H. Lynch,
and leaves widowed mother and many friends to
lament his death.
His body was brought to this city and followed to
the grve yesterday by a large number of Odd Fell
lows and MANY friends
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-04

DOCK TRADE-FALL 1854 large
- and fresh stock of BOOKS, STATIONERY
and FANCY GOODS lust opening at the new Book
Store, Kent square, 1877 Main street.
Country Merchants are invited to call aud exam
inc the stock of School aud Miscellaneous Books;
Letter. Foelscsp, Note and, Wrapping Papers; En-
vslopes &c.-together with great variety of other
Stationery and Fancy Goods, which will be sold on
the lowest terms for cash, or approved credit
ALSO-Piano Fortes, Vic Inns, Flntes, Accordeons,
Sheet Music for the Piano Forte and Guitar, fnsfruc
ton Books, &C., wholesale and retail.
WIN. A. BUFFERS,
se4 ISL Main st opposite Exchange Bank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-04

4 UNION GUARD.-Parade at your
e Armory on TUESDAY, September 5th, with 8
rounds of Ball Cartridges, arms in order for in
~ spection
By order of the Captain.
r. B. CHAPPELL, I'd Sers't.
II Members of other Companies intending to
join In our Excursion to Slash Cottage, will please
meet us on the Capitol Square at o'clock
se PIT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-04

CLASSICAL AND FoRcIBLE.-
is threatened with intestine commotion ~ Foreign
Cor. Nat. Int
peare.
Why dsesnt Denmark try HAMPToN'S vEGE.
TABLE TlNCTURE?-DEvIL.-WI Wilmington Daily
Her0Jd If
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-04

DROTECTION AND INSURANCE
L HERRINGS justly Celebrated Fire and Bur.
glar Proof SALAMANDER SAFES, seen
In almost every place of business. Every who
has books, papers, money, and other valuable arti
cles to preserve finds that this 10 the cheapest and
only secure method of protection against fire and
thieves. These Safes now stand before the world
the CHAMPION SAFES, having proved themselves
In over one thousand severe 6res. All persons who
have not secured one of Herring's cheap Insurance.
Offices, viii find full assortme MT at the Office of the
State Agent. r.. McCANDLIsH Jr,
nv 24-H l36 Carv street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-04

TINDERTAKING.-The subscriber is
~ now prepared to furnish anything in bis line Of
busness at short notice. and ON a. reasonable terms
any one.
An assortment of CoFFINs kept constantly ON
hand.
A splendid new HEARSE, with good driver and
gentle horses can be had.
The attention Of Hotel-keepers and Families 10 re-
quested to his large assortment ofMATTKESSES
SES, TO-, promptly attended to.
FRANCIS LAUBE,
4rut ~ hat ard xdsfe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-04

lava COFFEE.-40 mats prime Old
~ Java Coffee, In store and for sale BY
EG0LESTON, FITZGERALD CO.,
se4 No. IA Pearl 1t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-04

FAMILY BACON. Smithfeld Family
Il Bacon, hos round, Ia store and for sale by
LOCKETT 4 PANKEY,
sa4 18th st between Main and Cary.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27

The AMERICAN PREss.--It now be-
Comes necessary duty to speak of as
important feature as there is in the
whole character of America, |; ND conse-
quently very leading one in that Of New
York-we alluded to the Press. a news
paper there, is the most serious of all
daily considerations, inasmuch as no on e
can do without that, but any one can do
without his breakfast. Ergo the first
thing man does is to see what he has
to read and second, what he has to eat .
A newspaper constitutes the very breath
nf Jonathan's nostris it is guide to
his opinion, the furtherahce of all views
and its influence, therefore. over him is
incredible. -There are nearly three tho,s-
sand papers of one description or snotff-
er iii The United States, which circulate,
according to authentic statistics Upwards
Of four hundred and twenty million Of
copies per dnnum. Every hotel or cof.
iee.house, down to the lowest cabaret In
town OF country, takes in one or two.-
They are sold at all corners of the streets
-hawked from door to door-display-
ed upon public stalls--paraded through
every railway station as the cars stop-
cried aloud on the decks Of every steam
er and trumpeted from pillar to post
Stroll through the streets, and you will
see the urchin who sells them often de-
tain his CUSTOMER Until he has finished
his column. Go into the market, the
butcher cuts open his paper before he
cuts up his pork-the fish monger d.
gests 'the leading article befoie he troub-
les himself about selling any other ar,i-
cle-afd the greengrocer looks through
the market pages before he thinks of reg
ulatirg his own prices .-EBunn's New
World.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27

IWe are Unable TO present any lie.
legislative news this week, the letter OF
our Madison correspondent having fail
ed TO arrive, as usual. Judging from oul
Madison papers, the Legislature is in ar
uproar, because minority in both Hou.
ses want to defeat the late majority vote
of the people on the Liquor question.
The House and Senate minorities wan,
to re-commit The Liquor Prohibition
question to the people again, and the
majority members oppose it. We be.
iieve this thing of referring laws 10 the
people TO be voted for and against. j.
one OF the most cowardly acts a Leeis-
iature can beguilty of. Iii only nut
meg yankee method of non-comm;,tal.
isin' and is never resorted to by any bu,
those tearing TO show their hands on
either side, for fear of opposition at ,
future election. They fear the peonls
50 much that they have not independence
enough to act as their agents in carry
ing out the wish of majority. Rsh
such sham sycophants
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27

New DAILY IN MADIsoN.-H is ru.
mored that Messrs. Noonan, Fairchild,
Smith, Tenney and others are about star
ting new daily in Madison; to be culleo
Democratic, and to be edited by j. l..
Smith andH A. Tenney ,men OF e''Dodge
stripe" Mr.. Shaw, Of The .Nsws, is nuw
in Madison, probably s'prcspeciing.'''--
Its question in dispute what the real
politics Of the bantling is to be. There
is little doubt, however, that it will
Immediately advocate Noonan, Dodge &
90. The interested will take the
hint and make investig ation.- Milwau-
kee Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27
For the Grant County Herald.
lYERui1A.

Mr.. Enron: There is regular de-
batting Society Lycenm held at Mt
Hole School House, near VIM. White.
sides, On every Thursday evening.
AT The meeting held on The 9Th inst,
the question was, us conscience innate,
or the effect Of education ?'' The dis
cussion was conducted with due warmth,
and ability, by the Rev. r. Langley
Rev. A. f. Delap and w. H. Palmer
on the Affirmative side, and j. Warner.
}. Horsfall, Esq, and j. G. Bishop on
the negative. No Judges were appoint
ed, and consequently no decision, each
party being we'll satisfied that their side
had gained the field. M. & B.
MISUNDERSTANDING no other order
of ASSOCIATIONS have more powerful ct
iects 10 foi,se the intellectual passions Of
men, than debating clubs. There is no
telling what amount of learning would
be impaired, and true Knowledge acqni-
red in them, could they be we'll kept up.
There are difficulties however, in the
way Of supporting these associations, FOR
any considerable time every year; the
chief difficulty arises from an over ex-
citement at the beginning, followed by a
state of indifference among members a,
the close, which leads to final neglect.
We hope orr Young men, Of each
school district in the country. will or
ganize for few weeks or months eve
ry year, TO discuss few tangiifed ques-
tons. The winter evening Lyceum is
the place for you to show out your men,
tai qualities, if you have any. 1t CON-
monty happens that those who are sup
posed TO know the most, prove them
selves to possess no superiority when ii
comes 10 the test, while those whom all
have set down as nanb-skuils, take the
lead. There is no more telling what q
man is till he is tested, than there is II
judging liquor before ias.ing.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27

SENATOR HousToN ON THE NEBRAs-
RA BfLL.-Glhrious old Sam. Houston.
Of Texas, has spoken on the Nebraska
bill. His position is boldly and manful-
~ taken. He stands ON the side of fight
and justices. Clemens Of Alabama,
Houston of Texas, and Bolts Of Virgin
Ia, stands side by side in resisting meas
Urea measure which if passed, is des-
tined to produce fiercer warfare be-
tween the North and South than was
ever waged before. All honor to them
for the fearless utterance of their tho IS.
They will find an echo from every part
of the nation.-TG alena JEFF.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27

SENATOR DOUGLAS IN l85o.--In i85f
Senator Douglas said, in speech made
TO his constituents in Illinois
Il am prepared to stand or fall by the
American Union, clirging with the
tenacity Of life to all its glorious memo.
rles Of the past, and the precious hope.
of the future. and among those gloriou,
memories Of the past, / pronounce IL,
Compromise Of 1850 to Be one.n
Mark the traitor
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27

Aucr1oN,-of Standing Shirt ColIdfs,
to take place at Lancaster. Being abou,
TO part with all the superfnmeries Of
civilization and we'll behaved society, in
order to bring themselves to the stand
ard dress and usage Of California, sew.
eral of our first young men Of Lancas-
ter have agreed to put up at Auction
their wardrobe generally and toilette
f1ins particularly, such as refined yodne
gentlemen constantly keep supply of
for Sunday-go-to-m citing, and other nice
uses. Oxen and OK yokes, tents and
camp kettles occupy more of their at
tention jus: new tina n any of society 5
attractions. The articles offered will
consist of satin vests and cravats, rings,
breast pins, lockets, daguerreotypes,
high dickeys, scented soaps, iavenders
and empty cologne bottles, also their
dear hearts are offered, but the sellers
reserve the right to choose who shall be
the buyers of these last named precious
jewels bids will be in order from any.
The ladies will be the Auctioneers
lime and place of sale will be made
known, and no postponement OH account
of weather.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27
Washington Cos Gin

The WashingtonCorresuonda,, |
The whole Soft Shell divis;o, Win" VI |
party in New York is in omen ' ~, Of II
against the Administrator, r ~ iee0ellia
braska question. The execu,iv. NE NJ
ken into employment a nro,n;e aas
Free Soil politician who a.. s.. e.
doctrine Intervention ,nSta,sp ,,;.. d.
Tar as, as tT1prspare and forward for , ,dae
to the Ianmssy General Conm a;a,ptp
stlng Of resolutions iavoialiIs saa
posed ispeal of the Mis,a;iri' - H sne p''
iiise. The resolutions ,; Gomp's,
tly rejected, With message ga. .n1'sn,N
tinguished Administration Iea asn a dh
the President and his coadiutnrs 'na'r
disgrace themselves suificien,v ;, , w
ington they must expect no aid s,, Tag
Committee" No response has b..n
to this singing rebnke. H'ae
am informed that in a5j;t;o, r
Bissel, John Wentworth, Mr.. Vs. o.!
and at least two others ofthelNi my. y
legation have declared agains, ,h s.SD "
braska Bill. Il From the NewYo,pscNe
Ter, Feb. 3. AoOu'
There is much bitterness now o.;,. j
between the friends of General ~
and those Of Senator D,uglas in r.b ~;
to Nebraska. GEN. Cass cons;asr. "
measure ili-advised bnt there !, No a..
that he will vote for it uV
Col. Benton is determined The
possibility of repeating the Nilsson;
shall rest where it belongs. He tsn
the Northern men the South d;o,,,,
the Terms of tina, compact. BY wIs
they Secured Mi: souri, and the terrific
south of So deg. 80 min., and give ~
North the prohibition of Slavery u,rS
Of that line. Now, he says, the SonS
IN common honesty, must stand to ,bti
part OF the bargain, if required. But i
the North desires TO give up wha, il h
tanned, the South cannot be b|am,,
for taking back the Territory for 81,
very.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27
EGEonGE L. FRosr, rs a., saws III,

BGEoRuE L. FRosr, Esq, says the
Mineral Point Tribune, is to assume the
'sarm chair" of the Mineral Point DEM
ocrat, which will be announced in low
bow, in the next number of the Democrat.
We thought he occupied the chair slyly
all along, till we saw Douglas Nebras-
ka resolutions advocated in that paper.
and then we thought some one else did.
Mr.. FRosr is an accomplished gentle-
man and scholar and viii make an able
editor.