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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-24

CHURCHES IN RUSSIA There are no seats In
any OF the Greek churches. and even the Emperor
himself must stand during the service The priests
are almost all majestic looking men; tall, with
hair falling over their shoulders, and beard some
times half wsy to their waists They are not al.
lowed to wear apy ornament. In the centre of the
church, on Good Friday, is placed a body of the
Redeemer, either painted 10 relief and the peo.
pie come In aod kiss the wounds, and book which
IL laid upon the breast. Their sorrow seems real
Their sad faces and earnest manner show what
they feel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-24

JUsr FoUR HuNDRED YEARs-The first book
ever printed with date appeared in 1855 Just
four centuries ego this very year Nine years after
the Koran began to be publicly read al Constan.
tinople, and at the same time the Bible was sen,
forth on the wings of the press
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-24

The CLIPPER GREAT REPuBLIc-When this
fine specimen of American naval architecture was
Charter cd to proceed from Msrseilles to the Cri-
mea, the French screw line of battle ship Nsva
rino was detailed TO accompany "and If necessary
70 tow her; but 1t appears the Great Republic
was obliged to keep under her three topsails 10
enable the Nsvariao to keep up with her. The
heetness" ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-24

ISSES KINGS SCHOOL. CORNER OF
N1 BROAD AND MAYO STREETS, will open on
MONDAY. the 17rb of September next fhe In.
structon 10 thorough, the discipline mild but firm
Comp tent assistants In the French Music, Drawing
and Painting departments have been engaged.
iy S0-dlm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-24

Kansas ArrArRs.-The reply Of Col. leases, Die.
trc Attorney for Kansas TO the charges meds
him similar TO those alleged for the removal Of Gov.
eYnor Rssdsr by the President, hAvs bssn resstv'
ed No reply has bseu received from judge Johnson
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-24

OPENIks OF THE LEHIGH VALLEY hAILIoAn;-
The cf5csrs of the Lehish Valley ks,irosd snd
large number of ci.izsns, accompanied Dv ognd Q
music had an excursion ON that road "wednesday e.
far a. the Gap There an entertainment wss served
and sneechee made BY Thomas Crsig. Jr Hon Asi
Pscker and others The company returned the same
evsniua ali highly pleased with The road.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-24

FANCY CASHMERE PANTS.-A fine
= assortment Of Fancy Cashmere Pants Of thu
Fall style-Nsomethlsg We can sail very ehesp.
Those IN want Of bszasias ahould Gallon
suA 0RoeHONG TUT NAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-24

SPECIAL AuoTlos NOTICE. ask atten-
tiou to my sale Of Dry Goods Clothing. Shoes, he.
'n suM G'ns W ' cAUTHoRN, Aact
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-24

NAvAL.-The U. 8. ship of war Potomac, of the
Home Squadron, was at Portland, Me- on the
18Th instant but would sail Immediately for parts
unknown. The last RI nor Is that she will stre.ch
over 10 the Western Isles and Madeira, and get
back by the middle of October
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Correspondence of the Di.p,tch.

Enlisting for Fun Wig Primary Elec-
tion-LsgaI Marriage-Nortolk and Ports
mouth Suferers- YELLOW Feoer-Deaths-
New York, Aug. %, 1855.
Yesterdav morning two good looking recruits
for the United States Army appeared before Judge
Daley, on petition of their young wives, for their
discharge. II appeared they had enlisted to get
the pay, but when marching orders came, would
not lace the music" They were let Off, and they
and their wives formed a happy group on their
way from the court room.
The body of Capt Frazer, of the Sea Witch,
who was murdered by the mate, arrived yesterday,
in the ship Uaion from Havre. The murderer Is
also on bis way 10 this po1t In irons.
The Wings held their primary election yester-
day, and excepting fight ia the 14fh ward and
the smashing of ballot box In the 4th everything
went off quietly.
Rosera Groset, rosy-cheeked Austrian aged
20, and Charles Casper prussan, aged %, were
united Ia the bonds ef wsdiock yesterday by The
NJ ayor In his private Office The allies" SCENE d
well satisfied after the ceremony was over.
Hon. Mr.. Child, member OF Congress from thi
city. has been dangerously i'll, but is recovering
The Episcopaiisn churches, next Sabbath, con-
template taking up collections for the Norfolk and
Portsmouth sufferers, and the English company a.
Niblo's are to give benefit for the same object,
I he ship Diadem, arrived yesterday from New
Orleans, reports the following deaths on the pas
Q ,ge: August LIST, Charles McNulty, a seaman
%, John Morris, of Wisconsin, Jane Slater and
Thomas Slater 4th, Edwin See and Robert
Seary.
DR.. C C. Schei of this city, hes offered his SER
Vices TO go to the relief of the sufferers In Nor.
folk
Yesterday a man named Leger, upon going
home, found young man there, 10 close converse.
ton with his wife. Having forbidden the young
man the premises, he struck his wife to the ground
and shut the young Lotharlo, who succeeded In
escaping Leger was arrested, but the wounded
gallant has hot been identified as yet.
Matthew Turnsy, an employees at Delmonicos
Hotel, Broadway, WAS instantly killed on Monday
night by falling from the root OF the hotel, dis
lance from the pavement Of about Is feet. He had
gone upon the roof to sleep.
10 consequence Of the early arrival of the Pacific
this morning. Mdlle. Rachel went to her lod pipas
without the public demonstration which had been
fixed with the belief that the Pacific would arrive
this evening.
Mr. Stephen H. Branch has arrived In the Pacific
from England, whittier he went to obtain evidence 60
of the nativity Of our Chief OF Police
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-24

AUCTION SALE.-Attention IL cohcu 70
- - fhs gtors Of Mr. Luxford, opposite the New
Msrtet. THIS MORNING. commencing At 10
o'clock ALEAt NCAIs
an "a Auetioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-24

rsK-A STEAMER POCAH0NlE
4 EI11aEEilhsakaEsszisAs ON THE ROUTE AGAIN 81
TWEEN THIS CITY AND BALTla0ae.-A
PocshontAs. until further netics, will leave 5As
more every Wednesday afternoon for Rcan'N
Returning, she will leave Richmond every ssHs4
afternoon at the usual hour-4 O'Clock.
This Belvdere continues her regular trPssaias
tofore.
au 22-3t LUOLAM WATsVh
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GUANo, GUAKo.-Porcba,er, u;l

NEW HOLLINS' FAMILY FLOTJR-
~ Warranted to be A No L. All who srs ia want
will DO we'll to apply early az it 10 good that Wa
mad 1t difficult to keep supply. Also his Ext,s
Flour, said by many to be equal to FAMILY
su24 CRENRHAW L. IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-24

c. FOX RENT.-A Frame House, on
- Canal street between Is. and Foushee streets
containing four rooms. Also, the upper part over
my store containing four rooms. Apply to the sub
sssiber, C 1rner of Dad and Main streets.
au 24-Sls M 9IANNINI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-24

HERPINGs.-50 barrels ell !. A. y Il. y, y
North Caroline Hssriass Y" SS lssss So
SO a. ls34 No. Mseshrsl, efss" sos
Hsuius~ For sais ~ ,pu WALLACE
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dhe Ihibo0auH nIinerpa

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Advertising and Of greater length admitted on any
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Personal pUBLIcATIoNs-communications of per.
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Corn nlills.
SCOTS
Little Giant Corn and Cob Mill,


IIte3tteA hAv 1oIt, 4oof.
THE attention of Planters, Farmers,
Il and Stock feeders in general respectfully called to
this Mill az the most important article OF the kind now In
use not only well adapted for grinding Cob Meal for Stock
but Grs for the table and especially Bread Meal from corn
not fully ripe or dry in the tai.
In setting this Mill no mechanic frame work is wanted
only requiring be fastened floor platform Easily
adjusted and used by any body, even a child.
The LITTLE GIANT has received the first premiums at
the late agricultural Fairs of Missouri Kentucky, Maryand
and other States and that in the most complimentary
manner well the most ready concentrations from the
thousands witnessing its performance.
These Mills are guaranteed in the most positive manner
and No. warranted grind 10 bushels of feed hour
with one horse and offered the low price of $50 all COM
pee ready for attaching the team-No at 80 grnds ~
bushels per hour with horses.
Manufactured by Scott Burt ST Lous Scott hockbee
Baltimore; Scott & Hedges, Cincinnati
From the Cincinnati Daily Times.l
1.-THE LITTLE GIlNr"-By invitation called at the es-
tahshent of Scott Hedges yesterday to witness the
Giant Corn and Corn Cob Mill" If ever well ap
Piled is in the present instance The mill weighs only
about three hundred pounds aud with single horse at
tached to tenoot shaft, eats up and cob with
vengeance 1t is got up an Improvement on the best
patent of this kind sttaned and is simple in its
twenty minutes and afterwards be adjusted and used with
ease by anybody It will grind with from IL to IA
bushels per hour.
To the farmer this MILL simple in its construction
cuprng little space propelled by power always hand,
and furn he'd at The exceeding low price of 800 affords
Of the greatest convenience that have Wher
they have been introduced they have ersa favor
Let every one interested in agricultural pursuits call at Scott
Hedges No Water street. examine and see it in opera
ton.
- For sale in Thbodaux by the undersigned. who has
one operation which he will be pleased to exhibit.
jan27 B. +. HOLDEN
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Official 5ales.
Public Sale.
DURSUANT to Ordinance No. Is

DURSUANT to Ordinance No. Is,
Relative to the Ferry of the town Of Thibodaux; will be
sold at public auction the highest bidder the first
MONDAY, in APRIL next S55 commencing at 10 O'Clock
a. n.. on the premises, by the Town Constable.
THE FARM OE THE FERRY, for the space of one year
possession to be given the first Monday in May next
Terms ANE CONDITIONS fourth Of the price Of adjud
icetion payable quarterly after the delivery of possession
viz One fourth on the first Monday in August fourth
on the first Monday in November fourth the lst
Monday in February and fourth the first Monday in
May each instalnents bearing eight per per
interest after maturity The purchaser Of said lease shall
before taking of said Ferry enter into bond and
obligations in favor of the Mayor and Trustees and their
successors in Office in fourth and above the
Of adjudication. with good and sufficient securities the
satisfaction OF the Mayor residing in this parish conditioned
that he will punctualy pay the nsalmens they
and in said bond the aount Of the nstalnent and the
epoch at which they rebectvey mature be specially
mentioned and expressed and the said Feryman shall take
and subscribe before the Clerk of the Corporation oath
faithfully to fulfil and discharge the duties incumbent
him. J. R. TERRET, Secretary
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VenIeS PUbIiUues.

I VIINFUN VI EHE a hHt OTUOnnanCe
" No. Is, relative Ferry. offert vente pu.
bque plus hant enchesseur par lie Constable de VILE
man, la erme du FERRY pour respace dun an posses
sion devant etre donnee lie premier Lund de Mai proclaim
TERhEs EFT C0sDTIoSs-Un quart du prix de fadjudca-
ton payable chaque ros mois patr de la renree
session. savoir quart lie premier Lundi dAot quar-,
lie premier Lundi de Novembre quart he premier Lund
de Fevrier ct quart lie premier Lundi de Mai chaque
payment apres echeance devant porter nteret huff
cent acheeur du dit ball. dentrer posses
sion du Ferry ournra bond obligation favour
Marie ct des Administrators ct de lers
charge, dune dun quart plus eleve que celu de
faudicaton bonnes sufantes la salts
faction du Maire rdant dams la parose pour guaantir
quill payera ponctuelement engagements er echeance
quill executera ct rempra enforcement les deyors ui
poses que sur lie dit bond specaemen spuGs
tonnes Ia somme des payments ct repoque de eurs ech-
especve lie dit ferier du Ferry era signera
devant le Greer de Corporation lie dexecuer
de remplr complement les devors qui reosent ui
J. r. VERRET Sacretairp
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DURsUANT to Ordinance No. !:

Il Relative to the Market House. and vending within the
limits of the town The Farm of the Market House will
offered for sale the premises by the Town Constable
the First MONDAY in APRIL next 1850 commencing Al
10 O'Clock to the highest bidder possession to be giyer
on the first Monday in May next
TERMS CoSDrIoNs-One fourth Of the price of adud
cation payable quarterly after the delivery of possession
viz One fourth the first Monday in August one fourth
on the first Monday in November fourth the frs
Monday in February, and fourth the first Monday
in May each nsalmen bearing eight par per
interest after maturity The purchaser of said lease shall
before taking possession Of said Market House. into
bond obligation in favor Of the Mayor and Trustees
their successors in Office, fourth and above the
amount Of adjudication with good and sufficient surety
residing in said parish to the satisfaction of the Mayor
ditioned that he will faithfully pay the instaments they
mature discharge the duties incumbent him. and
strictly to be observed the rules and regulations that may
adopted for the Government of the Market House and vend
ing within the limits Of the town. that said bond the
OF the nsalmens and the epoch at which they
pectvey must be specially mentioned and expressed
the said Market Master shalt take and subscribe heore the
Clerk Of the Corporation oath faithfully fulfil and dis
charge the duties incumbent him.
J. r. VERRET, Secretary
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CONFORMEMENTa une Ordonnanc,

~ No. l5 relative Ia Halle Marche II sera offert
vente pubque plus haut enchereur par Constable
de vile, sur les eux, lie premier LUNDI dAVRIL 10 heurs
du matn, ferme de la HALLE MARCHE pour respace
dun possession devant etre donnee premier Lund
Mai proclaim.
TERMEs EFT cosDTTIoys-Un quart du prix de radjudca
ton payable chaque trois mos partr de entree pos
session, sayor quart lie premier Lund dAout quart
lie premier Lund de Novembre, quart lie premier Lund
de Feyrier. ct quart lie premier Lundi de Mai chaque
pavement porant apres echeance ntere raison de
pour cent par Pacheteur du dit BAIL dentrer
possession de la de Halle Marche fournra bond ou
obligation en- veur du Mare ct des Administrators ct
eus successeurs charge, dune dun quart plus
eleve que ceui de fadndicaon, bonnie susante
surete residant dams la paroisse la satacon d Marie
garantr quill payera peinement mesure des
achievements quill sacquitera de devos fera
observer stricemen les status ct regements qu
etre adoptes pur administration de la Halle ou March&
ains la vente dams les mes dc la vie Que sur
edt bond devront ere xprmes specalement msnones
lie montan des payements epoque de eurs echeances
respecves ct ledt ermer de la Halle Marche fera
sgnera devant e Greer de Ia Corporation sernent
rempr ct dexecuter enforcement les devoirs ui imposes
X. VERRET, Secretaire
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Mellow Times.
A HOPEFUL LYRIC FOR TO-DAY.


Shout, ye people! Tower and steeple,
Shake your bells with merry chimes!
Raise the clamor-stroke and hammer!
Hail the dawn Of MELLOW TINES!
We've had mercantile advices,
And we tell the truth to all
Non's the crieis in the prices,
On the morroaU they dill fall.
Man OF labor, call your neighbor;
Cheer the coming Of the day!
1t engages better wages,
And you'll get your honest pay.
self-denial-one short trial!
Only wait till this be o'er,
And the guerdon Of your burden
Will be all you want-and more.
'Tis no harder with your larder,
Than your fellows scanty board;
Some have limited yours is stinted--
Both tomorrow will be stored.
Hard Times" therefore, never care for;
II you cannot help deplore-
Leave your sorrow till tomorrow,
And you'll never see it more.
Time will mellow; gold, as yellow
As the Ophir was Of yore,
Viii reward each worthy fellow
Who was never paid before.
Ye who labor by the taper,
For the thirsty minds Of mem
All your toll of pen and paper
viii be recompensed again.
Men Of letters have no betters,
II they re working men and true;
And the world, who are their debtors,
Will be prompt to pay their due.
Thou Reformer, too, grow warmer'
Stir the hand and rouse the brain;
Be as earnest as the sternest-
Your success Is others gain.
There was never an endeavor,
Made for man with heart-accord,
But its good is felt forever
Isn't that enough rewardS
Shout, ye people! Tower and steeple,
Ring your bells with cheering chimes!
Lo! the vision is Elysian-
Welcome! Dawn of Mellow Timesi
Turopoprc
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COltOn'S Maps and Publications.
N respectfully informs

Eu II. MAAoOIS respectfully INFORMS
1ls the citizens Of Thibodaux and vicinity that he il
in town as agent from the well known house Of J. H. Cotton
Co, New York, the most extensive and popular Map
publishers in United Sttes with large collection OF and
veuabe Maps for which he is soliciting orders Among
multiplicity Of Coltons Cos publications, will be found
new Map of the United States the British Provinces Mexico
the West Indies and Central America Showing the whole
country from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean, its civil and
political divisions Giving the Railroads. Canals and Post
roads with the distances accurately laid down. from pce
place. This Map indeed true portrate Of country
and being engraved Steel it forms not only useful but
highly ornamental edition to the Hail. Library, Office.
Those taking interest in the advancement and onward
progress Of country, its internal improvements,
boundaries and acquisitions will fnd in this work all
that they wish for general reference Map No time
money has been spared the author IN the complication
and deneaion of this Map the result the best Map
published
In addition to the above Mr. NJ. has large Map Of the
World Europe Southern States Nebraska and Kansas
louisiana European Battle Fields dseced Map Of the
World, etc, etc.
Also Outline Maps adopted to the Of primary gramer
and high schools Those interested in educating their
children will de well to examine the Outline Maps.
Mr. NJ. will remain Princes Hotel for fortnight to
where he win be happy to wait those who may favor
him with their orders. NJ. H. MAXSON,
March. 10 1911 Travelling Agent
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WooING MORMON WIvEs.-The Mormon editor
Of the Deseret News thus tells the good people Of
Christendom how strangers can become ingra.
tated:
"If gentleman wishes to associate with our
females let him repent and be baptized for the re-
mission Of SINS But this alone will not insure his
success, for many have submitted themselves to the
ordinance of baptism and have added damnation to
themselves by hypocrticay bowing to certain rites
and ceremonies with motives other than to gorify
God and save themselves from this untoward gen.
Grafton Let these go forth and preach the gospel
to the nations, like the Mormon Elders, without
purse or scrip" Let them be mobbed, tarred
and feathered, and whipped few times for Christ's
sake and not for their folies and return after
few years iabors, clear in conscience, pure in
heart and unspotted from the world If they can
do these things, and endure, they may begin to
associate with our females, and seek among them
companion and partner for the life that now is,
and for that which is to come"
This opens field for enterprisfng young men,
not to be found in every partof the world. If the
Mormon ladies insist upon such demonstrations Of
love and purity, it is no wonder that poygamy is a
part Of their religion, for their true lovers" must
ofnecessity be scarce.
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ITAT DELA LOUlsIANE-paroisse

Qu soft par presentes que 2eme jour dAvr
1855, 10 heures, NJ, il oert les eux
par Arsene Bergeron, Constable de Parosse la erme u
Ferry du Railroad.
TERaEs Er fournra son bon avec
bonne ct vaabe caution favour de Ia paroisse de
ourche ct Ia satisfaction du President du Jury de Police
de Ia dite parosse dun quart de plus px de Padud-
cation ct e prx de Padiudication payable par quarts
quart tous les rois mois partr du premier Lund de Mai
1855 lie jour don't acquereur prendra du Ferry
ains vendu. EMILE E. LEBLANC
Mars II. T13-tdsl Secretaire
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CTATE OF LOUIsIANA-Parish Of

Know all men by these presents that the second day
April 1885, at 10 O'clock NJ, there will be offered for sale
on the premises by Arsene Begeron parish Constable the
farm Of the Railroad Ferry.
TERMS tND CoSDroNs-The purchaser furnish his bond
with good and approved security in favor of the parish
Lafourche, and to the satisfaction of the President
Police Jury Of said parish in fourth and above the
price Of adjudication and the price of adjudication payable
by fourths one fourth three months from and after the
the first Monday Of May 1855 the day which the pur
chaser shall take possession of the Ferry SO sold
March, II. 13-tdS EMILE E. LEBLANC Secretary
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SALE OF
Land and Slaves at OpelouSas.

SALE or
Land and Slaves at Opelousas.
WILL be sold at public auction, at
W Opelousas Parish Of St. Landry, the 18th day Of
APRIL next, without reserve, a well improved
IPllRml9n1wns
situated Bayou Beuf containing 1000 arpents 500
pens Of which are in cultivation, and 250 in cane.
Sugar House, Mill, Steam Engine, Stc.
u Also
Scveaty-fwe Likely Slaves,
fully guaranteed, nearly al born the place, viz: Twenty
MEN, among whom are several Mechanics; Twenty
WOMEN, and thirty two CHILDREN from II years down.
The slaves win be sold in families
MULES, HORSES, BROOD MARES, SHEEP, WAGONS,
CARTS, PLANTING UTENSILS, etc.
TRfns AND CoEDrroSs. payable 1st March,
1886 Plantation E three equal nsaiments from the first
OF March, 1855 And the Slaves in two equal annual install
ments from the first Of March 1856 Satisfactorily endorsed
notes required payable at the Czeus Bank New Orleans or
the Recorders Office Opeousas the option othe pur
chaser bearing five centum interest from day Of sale and
eight per centum from maturity. The Land and Slaves to
remain specially mogaged discount Of eight per cent
made Cash payments Sales to be completed within ten
days and approved city acceptances taken for cash
Persons wishing purchase at private sale win apply
the owner Judge John H. Ovefton, to Judge King residing
ON Bayou Boe1f, or to the undersigned auctioner.
[13-tds1 EVTE. DEBAILLON, Auctioneer