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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23

e. IL the rapid progress 81 oor town
)! Is shame tina, the public we'll or pub.
lie hole on The North side Of the Cour,
square shoalJ rriasin in It's present un-
profitable condition. Will NJ, some o. e
.o,nhieer 10 make i, useful.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23
Meat Market!

ifFF can he bad regularly every Tuesday and
saturday mornings, anu MUTTON ever! ThaF--
-. 1T Id. RAD kaGa BasGGr. Aud also, Lam
r. i9f sale.
GEo. HahItAs.
MONEY. MONEY!!
N!GHT DRAFTS an New York can b had
- Of the subscriber in sumsto suit purchasers.
Certificates ef Deposit, and Drafts on the
tasisrn Cities eashed-- American Gold r.
III 4tl 1t s1iall 2reL4ianl, BY
WN. ii. IurHEl I.
Hin gn auftl.iieris 1888
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23
A New Store.

About every week we are called upon
TO record the establishment Of new
Store in Tipson.
Messrs PMsen2er 4 Wheeler have just
opened out Country store and are pre-
pared TO supply the community with any
article usaaIiy -epi By country mer-
chants store. zee sae.g advert srtnent.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23
Religions Serrices.

At the Methodist Epicopal Church in r,ptoo
rssaiari, each sabbath n los clock A. N.
At the congregationalist ChGre, regularly
each sabbath ut II o'clock A. M. and in the
evening at & clock. B, th. Rev. II, W, Cohh.
Atthe Court house in Upton, on the frs, Sab.
oath IN each month. ~ ioi.2 o'clock A, NJ. by
the Rev. shelton .iiiey. y
10 ns rrese yterian chnrch every other Sab.
PAIN AZ nap past 10 O'Clock A, NJ, by Rev. George
d. Porf1r O.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23
RATES OF ADvERTnINc.
003 WORK.

USahKs, Ball Tickets, La.Is. Yam
phlsss. Hand Bills. &c. done to order.
Blank nAsds,
Mortgages, Bonds. Sahpapas. Execu-
lions, Nosea &c., Of ! Superior quality
always kept o. kaad u this office.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23
The . Advertiser.
Upton, NAY -, ts5s.
3sslasss & eoAhsteiA AspattAsQt
WELLS SPlOBR.
Eaisse. fsblisksr cd Proprietor.

Terms.
Copy year, in advance, $3.50
3 Copies 100
10 1900
- 1000
- For sae copy ens year, II not paid In a
vs1ss. ~ is1lo~isy win Invariably b charged
& paiA dSsiAg ~ year. $500
- No paper disosnsinssd antil eli arrear.
49, ase paaG
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23
M g. G. l.. CHAMBERS,
PHYSICIANS md DRUGGISTS.
Upton, row A.


pEANs ~
PIN rs, OILS, DYE SFifiS
GL.fSSp.3RE, HIh'DOn
9L3SS, T.7RNIAHLS.
TERPE.hTIaE.
TOBACCO, SNUFF, CIGARS,
sRrsurs. FANCY SOAPS, PERrraratis
TOILET ARIlttEs
|. short. every dcserlp'ies " goosls HstaBy
found in Dra- Stores, AZ IT which arr esierei
al the lowest prices
Also for = L..
On Ws.ar's Ralsala oF ,aid cherry.
> Os1ood's indian q, ,gosus-
= Rogers IA,eraol ard Tar.
Caysiot@s Yelio' Dock and tarsaparila,
Smiths Tonic np.
y Ayers Cherry cctoral,
MoHatss IAfe pills and Phoenix bitters,
Glilman's Mamaluke Ilninent.
d.. Vegetable ard anti-hiiioas pill
+" II. G. farr-lls Arabian Li.iRent,
4. u. Rfagg's Mustang Idnsaatnts
And many other ropulai medicines Of the
/ paw. riptoa, Nov. =, isa3
SuEar, Coffee, tea, IN classes ausi,
- all kinds Of family groceries always kent
On hand by
GREEN & AfNAuGHTON.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23

Lbs following ptrso are asihori.sd 10
oct - agents Tor the .Adprttsr.
". s. Swymnse, 81. Louis.
2. ". Cam, yhiisdelrhia,
vMscHss d Gf1sELL, N. z. City.
2 n. DuAsErs, NascAtine. Iowa.
~ Z oexScsR, DAssnpost,
Taos WisS, SpriMsdals, T"
-'ows hDspss0x, kse!an, y
Rnsear 0owEA CadT bIaRs, >
i. CoYtwrisAt. Toronto. Iowa
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23
i MARRIED.

May the l7th. :. !. ts,5 oy J. W. Bsglsy
Esq, at bis residence in Upton. Mr. HEZEKl.
All HEALEY Of Mascasine County. to Mis-,
AMY BAG. EY of Cedar County, Iowa
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23
Bounty Land.

Special Notice to .frmy t'Hioers. Sold
iers, Volunteers, Ieamsteys, Naval Off
GERS, Namen, Marines and Nary Clerks
and their hrrtr,rg Widows OF Minor
Ch,idgsn.
You are now entitled 10 Land War
rant for l6O acres; and if you have al
ready received 40 or SO acres, you are
entitled TO an additional quantity. equal
to 100 acres. 1t VIII be 70 apply to the
Undersigned who viii attend 10 tie tusi-
ness Of Obtaining bounty land. All in.
formation rela,ya to the matter will be
gwen gratnltously.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-23
Heto advertisements.
a GRAND SALE.

A VALUABLE FARM II JOHN.
SON COUNTY. Also. A VERY
DESIRABLE TOWN PROPERTY
IN ANAMOoA, JONES CUUAi.-.
A Livery STABLE II rtkl\
Upton. CEDAR COUNTY, ALI
IN low
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-20
FEMALE EMIGRATION.

The New York papers frequently draw ter.
rible pictures of distress among the poor fe-
male population of that city, some of whom
perish from absolute want, and others are
even tempted into crime by their extreme DO.
verify. Now all this evil might be easily re-
medied by proper direction of the run mad
philanthropy of the North, and little com
mon sense on the part of the women them
selves, who are often so infatuated with the
excitement of city life that they prefer it in
spite of poverty. to a rural life, with comfort
and plenty. Let the Womens Rights Socie
ty of New York, and the Kansas Emigration
Society, instead of persisting each in hope
less enterprise, combine their forces and their
funds, and establish an ass ociation for pro-
noting female emigration to Kansas or Cali
fOrnia. Whilst there is such an excess of
females in the old communities, there is q
great excess of male population in the ex-
IRENE West. A double evil would be abated
by such an association-the great want of
Western society would be supplied, the in.
creasing grievance of New York society
would be removed, and at the same time, bv
diminishing the excess of female population
in New York, the condition of those who re-
main would be improved. Let them 20 to
work, then, for an association of this kind
and raise funds to pay the passage out, of
the poor needlewomen, provide them tempo
rary assistance on their arrival, and facilities
for placing themselves in useful Positions
This is what has been done in England, in
which funds have been raised to send poor
women from London to Australia. Will on.
New York philanthropists initiate that exam
plel We doubt it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-20
AUSTRIA AND FRANCE

Naooleon. in his speech at the opening of
the legislative body and Senate, charges
Austria with refusing, or at least delaying.
the fuldlment of her pledges. One of the
Paris correspondents of N. Y. journal re.
marks that the irritation created by the dis.
missal OF Drouyn de L'Huys, the appoint
ment OF Count Walewski and Persigny, the
publication of Prince Czartoryski's address
and the article in the Moniteur of Saturday
last on Austrian tergiversations in 1888, will
be still more enlivened by the Emperor
speech, and the Court of Vienna will soon
ind pretext for giving up its connection
with the Western Powers, and, in a fex
months, form an alliance with Russia Tho
Times already prognosticates the fall Of
Austria. 80 Va
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ARRIVALS At THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YEaTERQAY.

AMERICAN HOTEL-R G Isoisseau, Dinwiedie;
4 oaut. D; X Paes, M B Page, Miss whit ck.
Washing De; II Loug Thorough and lady. A IL Loush.
borough, Misses Lousbborousb, G,orseLowni w
pafneY, Va; J Winston, Wa.nin ztoE; W TUT
pin Pownatap; Miss Bry ant. HowardivilIs; c Os-
terloe, Ph-dei; q Dowuey and svt. e: Nash,
N S3T!os tIons Lupchbu,GS " Boom. D Mating,
IT, Pills; H Jennings Ais; Jackson. p; Ste
We, son, lertsu; "A Williams, Pa; W We:thall,
NY;AB Campbell. Wilmpet2n; q Eili', Hapo-
ver; T Freemsntle C ireland. N Y; A B Paxton, Jas
ST. CHARLES HOfEL B Lindsay. Va; A w
Mills Loui,s; R Johnson. ches.eri-h; McD,r snd
syt Ii Wios er and SIT, &; w Rodes, Miss Rod-s,
A B Foster Alb; J sublett, Huntsville; NJ A Gill.
son. Nottoway; Lore Thomas, Lunenburr;
J Voolfolk, Orange; Thomas daughter and niece,
M.yuss a.s4: Col nc sd %sn
flax; a A Clements Charlotte; Harris Powhatan;
Z ] Bsugh. Cheserfsld; Jones Hanover; E
| g Gillespie. N {; J Howard, Ala; DR. Briggs Rich;
y Hanc.ok Al Hanc ok; Hancock. Chester
Id ssarae Liberty DILL srown Roosotisf1
| Yancy, Alb: w Young s C; C q Troulian, La; y NJ
Fris.: Hunter; J skinner.
| w E Peters Bedford; Mis-. Bi.ssll, Bi.sel Biz
sell Cnn;J Hailmoore. Washington: Or Forbes ana
| lady, Halifax; G Garland Mss; ] Coleman, Car
| o'ine; E y Grymes, kich nond; bud ev. X and
| Queen; f Walker, kichm ond; Taylor, Westmore-
and lady, Delaware; Miss H @ Bedford Delaware
Whitehead, Lynahburg; M Pickett aud lady, Miss;
s'urgsn,C Greeley. Sc Louis; sssl and L.;
| dy, Del; w Neulls and lady, Charleston; w
Lawrence, Buckingham; Cooke. g Cooke,
| Tabb. Petg; C Fuquhsrt Mrs Urq ahsrt, Southamp-
| ton; Fl Vaughan. Hampton; J ralafeIro. Caro-
| line; H Carter, King VIM; B Smith, Richmond
Nicholson, Philsdel; w r Mason, Freds; A
Smith, wa.hin gton; Mi..es Mason. King Geo G.;
Potts, Potts, jr, Wasbin gtoni Mrs Al e Tay
lor Misses Taylor, Masters Taylor. Newton,
| lazy and 2 child. Mrs VIII ans. Norfolk; A r Van.
o.hrau and lady, N Y; D Cater and son. Warwio,;
Ashby, T Ashby, Ir Charle"on; w McLsns aod
lady. Mrs 8 McL.ns and daughter, A Saith, lacy
New York
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-A Woodworth, Nor
lc ~ oaI- uosasi Sss, PSF
Early Lynchburg; J Elan, Ric 1mond, M FL IRE d.
way 4 u X; Geo w Cox Goochand; > p SIN tn
Ky; ] Tate, vs.; DR. T M Howard. FLOYD; B Cralle
Luoenburg; 3 Mclean, och bridge; J Mossly
Mosely Powhatan;S saptist, Petersburg; J
nj Turner Caroline
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-20
SABBATH FxxRo,srs-Next Sunds

SABBATH ExERoIsFs-Next Sunday af-
ternoou. at half past O'Clock the Sabbath Schools
connected with the Baptist Church. and those of sill
other denominations Who may leel disposed to Join
thsm, will hold meeting in Aliens grove, In t. e
town of $50 nes, where re isious exercises will be
gone through. such as singing praying and speaking
after which i cotton wi ! be taken up to raise
means to build school house for the bene fit Of the
children ia that immediate neghborhood. The
grove in which this meeting Is to be held is said
be very pleasant one in hot weather, and we have
doubt that the attendance the occasion will be
very large. How can Il be otherwise when the Ia
dies, the pioneers ia all good works have wiled it
sol Men may resist the appeals of mar, and
turn deaf yesr to their applications. but when
the farer and better portion OF creation come forth
and mand aid IN their holy mission the st.rner
ever yield in plicit obedience. For th. reason we
have doubt that means will be raised and school
house built immediately that the children in syd
nes may s1on have place in which to meet and
earn to worship their Creator in the days OF thsil
youth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-20

FROM kArsAs-GovEhNoR REspER's MFs.Acr
Governor Reeder's message to the Lepis azure
contends for the right OF the people to settle their
own sffairs unirt1enced by the other States. AND
says that the territorial legislature may act on the
question OF slavery to a lipited extent, aud tenn
porsrily regulate It, He directs attention TO the
dehnition OF the boundaries of the Counties and
districts, and the qualifications of voters. He re
commeods that a stringent liquor law be adopted
on sccou9t OF the Indians. He thinks that ugh,
tax oniy Is required, and contends that pre- emp.
lions may be- taxed He recommends the inme,
di'ts establishment OF the seat Of govern mept, sno
announces that the population of the TERRITORY
amounts to 1888 females, and 1873 males
Inc Legislature liked upon the Shawnee Mission
as the temporary seat of government, The Cover
nor vetoed The measure, but the legislature passed
II Notwithstanding, and adjourned to meet again a,
the Shawnee Mission.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-20
uyaroRY AND PRACTICE OF DUEL
LING

Some interesting facts, in connection WIN
this subject, were given by one OF the speak
era, in debate upon duelling' In es'c''
Convention. It is stated that the hrS' IN
stsnce of the modern duel was when FRANCIS
L Of France gave challenge to Charles v,
King of Spain and Emperor OF dermany'-
There ID no instance, before that period, OF
setting private personal quarrel ny duel
The private combats fought before the walls
of Troy and of Jerusalem and those between
tbe three brothers of the Horatss and the
Curatii, were fought by men in opposing ar
m;ss. and in behalf of public cause. There
,some sense in duels of this kind 1t wouid
save a great deal of time, treasure, emo
blood, If the contendipg armies In the vi
me. would each select a champion, and
agree that the issue of the duel should de-
eide the issue of the campaign. If old Men
schikoff and Prllissier would arm themselves
with Minnie rifles. step out and take crack
at each other, it would save the lives OF ma
nv better men They might agree that If the
Frenchman was Hi led. ths allies should eva
cuate the Crimea; or, if the Russian, that Sc
bastopol should be surrendered; or. If both
fell, that they should both consider them
selves whipped-wbich is, at any rate, likely
TO be the result Of their present mode OF
fighting.
This ancient mode of duelliug might be
substituted with advantage for the barba-
rous practice which has prevailed for the last
three hundred years, Of settling private dis
putes by an appeal to arns-a practice, how
ever, which has now gone out of vogue IN
most countries, except our own.
Experience shows that duel'ing does not
prevent street fights or highway assassina-
tions. These are even more common where
public sentiment sanctions duelling than
where it is arrsyed against it. Nor is it es-
sential to the blandness and courtesy of So
cisl intercourse. Such an argument takes
for granted that the majority of American so
ciety are towards, only to be civilized by
the fear Of personal peril We find certainly
~ much courtesy in tho social intercourse
of E glish gentlemen, i'll the English parlia-
ment and the English bar, as can be found
in the United States. Yet there, both law
and public sentiment prohibit the duel, and
visit it with the penalty of the gallows. On
the other hand, it is clear that the practice
does not protect from insult those who, from
principle or from the duty they owe to 9TH
ers, refuse to acknowledge its authority. 1t
enables towards and DULLES to wrong and
injure such with impunity, it being cheap
way to gain the reputation of fire eaters. 1t
is not necessary to the development of ma
tional courage and spirit, as is shown by the
history of the Romans, the Greeks, and the
valiant EnglishmeD, who, few in numbers in
the Crimea, but strong in heart, have drawn
from an admiring French officer the decla-
ton that they are personally the bravest sol.
diers in the world
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-20
THE HARVEST

A North ern journal, which has taken more
than usual pains to ascertain the facts, thus
speaks of the prospects
We nave searched the Western journals In vain
H. me mrs, note OF alarm from ths great wbea,
OF 10 ~. me po,,s. falling
soundsnt cror. We are therefore Al =. ~
afsess wheat crop ever grown 10 the Uoi,ed s,.,s.
70 already gathered or 10 10 such stats 81
ness tat no bsh. win lessen the yield ms,sr,'I.
Ane!e y not only larger pumter of acre. b.. j. !.
evesfer product therefor and The pr.ia. pe ~,
a'es sud heavy, the average will undoubtedw an
eeed % pounds. Ia addition to this. ,bs 49,.
sesson Of the great wheat belt has been =. sas !.
go "a % desirsc' and the grain l. secured 10 GOOD
The important question now IT, win the nr,e.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-20
AMIoABLY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS E.

AMICABLY ADJUsTED.-PrusIan e. Fra
sisr IN sde his appearance before the Mayor yester.
day to the charge of assaultiug and beating
Deliths Kidd but when the sW Get couple mt be-
fore the Mayor Miss Delitha had repented of the
complaint she had made. and was unwilling to .
hair OF her friends head touched Since this day
before oil had been poured the troubled waters,
and ths waves which ran mountains high whsn tho
CO mp plant was Fl rat made had quietsd down until
the surface Ife's ocean was smooth apd undis-
urbed IS a broad plain. When called to the book,
fair da,e Ion ger sfrsid of personal vic.
l-nce and the two therefore discharged, after
paying the cost of the warrant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-20
Pic Nrc.-The Franklin Street Sabbath

Pic NIo.-The Franklin Street Sabbath
School under the Supe 'nt-rdence of Mr.. T. H
Hill yesterday afternoon at which the children az
their fre nds seemed to EMO tbemseiv yes very much
In adoiton to having an abundance of god mugs
several inter sting speeches ade and listenec
70 with uart ed attention by all who ware present
Ems scnool hes been got up aud carried on BY the
energy OF MT. Fowler and bis friends, of hom L.
serve great credit for having Induced many children
to attend this school who were not connected with
sny other, and thereby taken them from among the
various bands OF igr GRANT youD who roam the
streets on the Sabbath dsy, bringing disgrace or
them'elvss and discredit on the city Would tba
there were few more such schools in our idst Il
act as checss the immortality of the indigan,
youth of Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-20
PUBLIC Meeting IN MANcHEsTER.-A

meeting will be- held in the Msson's Hall, In the
tom of Manchester this evening, at O'Clock, the
object being to raise means to build a church 10
mat town. for the of the Baptist denomin alton.
The miu'sers 10 this city have promised our South
side peiehbors to preach for them regularly as
suon as they have suitable place for worship
and for that reason a meeting Is now called Will
not the citizens OF Richmond aid 10 this prasewor-
thy undertakingP Can they allow their friends TO
call tor assistance 10 such without extend.
Ing to them helping hand We believe not. Let
every one. therefore. attend the meeting 'onight
and contribute something to the good cause.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-20
Officers and Teacher
Total. 226
cho0l No z rsnoItad | hRntism.

School no reported ! baptism.
School No Is located in the town OF Sydney,
short distance west OF the corporate limits 10 a
neighborhood where there are many children. but
as they have no house to meet 10, the school is
now being held In a private residence. These
facts being made known, 1t was resolved to hold
mass meeting In Sydney on Sabbath afternoon
next, when an effort will be made to secure means
to build house suitable for the school,
From the shove report 1t will be seen that all the
Baptist schools are 10 fl ,urishiug cond ition the
average attendance of children being nerly 300.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-20
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, July IS
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED
schr C. Mathews, Warren, Maine, Ice, Wardwell
l. Badger.
schr Challenge, Black, Maine, ice, Wardwell l.
Bsdger.
schr. Champion, Mitchell, Port Deposit lumber.
Schr w. r. Catterfeld, -, New York, corr,
Btearns Rrummell
SAILED
Schr. HELEN Taylor, light.
Schr. Mary Willis, Wilson, Washington, coal, w.
c. quit & Co
soh. Baltimore, Bhlips, Port Walthsll, to load
for Nor folk.
schr. Robert Henry, Perry, Chicsahominy. mdze,
Schr. VIM. Severe, Brooks, down the river for
wheat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-20

THE regular functions OF the body cannot 20 on
while the Liver, the great guleor Of the system
Ia out OF order. Sslow Skin, Headache, Heavin ess
Pain in the Side, Indigestion, and pIete PROS.
tration of the system, are some of the evils W hich
follow. To di.sipate all these bad effects take CAV
TERs sPANIsH MIXTURE; it regulates he Liver and
mpsrts life and vigor to the weak enervated
and enfsebled: single bottle frequently aufices in
zach cases. Try it. cod 5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-20

DECISION AGAINsrA STEAMBOAT ConpANr-Iu
.ne LousVhie !hy:) Chancery Court, William B.
bfacked, of Madison, Mo, has obrsioed m ooo
damages from the owners of the steamer 0oInsrs
Tor carrying his slave beyond this Jurisdiction OF
me State OF Missouri IL was proven 10 the trial
tost Inc tfncers OF the boat not aware Of the
presence OF the slave on the boat The iurv also
gave the plaiutif the damages incurred In s,,srn,
log to reclaim the slave, amounting to 500
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-20
SAILED.
MEMORANDA.

BALrIMoR.. July II Arrived, scbrs. Brog-
nard. jena Hart, and Emma Jane, Richmond. CPD
sehrs VIM Spear aud w. w. Fry, Richmond, and
Reindeer, Petersburg
NEW YoRK, July 10 ARD, Schr. Alexr Cooper
vs.. Cleared scpr Rebs cca CITY Point
PORTSMOUTH July 17.-Sbip Venice, {of Ports
mouth,) fro6 James river with tobacco, put into
Hampton Roads, leaking
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-20

Rock BArrLe.-Lucian and John, two
negro bows, were engaged 10 rock battle on
Mayo street yesterday morning, when officer Seal
discovered and arrested them The Mayor orders
eli tina. both should be soundly logged Tor their
conduct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-20

RATHER DANGERous.-The large stone
which lies about the centre of the east walkway In
the Capitol Square, Is dangerous trap for nigh
pedestrians, aud should be removed. A few eve
pings since an old gentleman stumbled over thi
obstruction, and injured himself severely.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-20

Corn IsJURED.-1he late rise in the
Cbct shominy proved very disastrous to MANY 9th
cornhsids lying along is banks 10 several instance,
the ~atsr broke through its banks and sw-pt oxsr
the fields cutting canal for several hundred vsrSs
n length The wheat also suffered severely by The
rsshet, - WIG
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-20

ANOTHER DECLINATIoN.-Hon. James Bunk.r
OF Nantacket, has declined the sppontme ut Of Com
ssiooer naeer the personal liberty act for reasons
s,mIlar 10 those given By the Hon Il. A. Ch.pnau.
.ia letter TO His Excellenoy the Go.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-20

DECLINES THE APPOiNTMENT.-Mr. RO-
bart Hall, of Northumberland, who was elected
BY the Trustees of Richmond College, at a late
meeting to the tu.orship of the Academic De-
par'ment In that Institution declines the appoiot-
ment rendered him At the mex, meeting of the
Trustees, the vacancy will no doubt be filled by
another election.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-20

Drank LESLIE'S NEW fVN
4 YORK JOURNAL for August-la', v..
PETERSON'S LADIES' NATlOhAL -"
ZINE for August-I94 cts AM.
B4LLOU'S DOLLAR MONTHLY io' A''
10 cents. e,rf
HOUSEHOLD WORDS for AuIu', 81 "
Dickens, Esq-25c. Can be sd Of ,rso,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-20
MoRE EvIpENoE-We h.

MORE EvIDEsoE.-We hsya
informed BY a gentleman from tbs !i' =
large family. that he has had ares. s.'ea1 y,
Of Summer Complaint, bat not 10 On. g'rI u,
he failed In making perfect cur in a,tase
ty-four hours, with BAKsRs PsgN,ranaHA
He believes, also. that $50 would NO, mo- .ol11a
Doctors oiii without the sittsr'. H. @m p.
be used If required. but not wishing !, nnr'e.,
Price only so cents per bottle. Tob. b'n,as
PURCELL, LADD L Co, Richmond W. I'a os..
gists everywhere a. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-20

CoUr DE SoL,EL.-Yesterday morning, a
young man named C. COST ELLo, while passing up
the canal In the peghborhood of the Armory. was
prostrsted by "sun stroke" de was imm ediatsly
taken int house by and ply stefan called in,
but up to late hour LAST evening, hopes
teItsned of his recovery.