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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-19

Il T IS, to find out the secret whore to buy the
cheapest Dry Goods in this city. The undenisned,
intending to make change in their firm, are, from
stock of Dry Goods and Fancy Articles without re-.
gard to price. Back Plaid and Striped Silks at so
cents and upwards; Merinos Alpaccss, all wool De.
of all descriptions; Flsnnels, Linseys Hosieri es,
Gloves Blankets, a large stock of Embroideries,
very cheap, and great many other articles, all Of
which will be sold ut and below cost. Como ladies'
from the Eastern and Southern part of this city spend
81 cents for an omnibus ride, and make IS in buying
bargains, at P. STRAUSE BRO,
de6-lm~ No. u Main It.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-19

LIQUORS FOR WINS
IL TON POWERS have in store . large and
general assortment of Wines and Liquors, among
which will be found:
punoheons of superior Old Jamaica and Anti.
qua Rum, suitable for Egs.nog
IA half pipes Henysee, London Dock, and Otsrd,
Dupuy Co . Brandies, vintsses Of lS4o 1874,
l848 and 1850
pipes superior Holland Gin
TO bDls. very old Whiskeys Pure Rye and other
fine Whiskeys
lsS do. medium Whiskeys
$50 do. Cincinnati, Pennsylvsnia, and other
choice Rectifed Whiskeys
81 land pipes medium French Brandy, pale
and dark
n and / pipes Port, Sherry and Madeira
Wines. some suitable for cooking purposes
and portion very choice.
ALSO-Among our collection will be found Q va.
rhety Of choice Brsndies, Wines, sohiedsm Gin, Rum
nd scotch Whiskeys, TO, &c, bottled up and pack
in cases, suitable for family and Apothecsrys use
mong which will be found
London Dock Cognae Brandy. Otsrd, Dupsy L
Co.'S vintage 1870; 8tslkers Amoutilado Pale sherry
very delicate, vintage Is45; Ssndemaas London Maj.
ket Port, warranted genuine, vintage 1910; Isley
Scotch Malt Mountain Whisksy, very pure vintage
1912; Out jugs Old Bchiedam Gin, pine spple AZ.
vor, vintese 1912; Jsmaica Rum, prime for Esg.nog,
vintage is42 All Of which call attention OF deal
efs and customers. d. A..lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-19

A GENCY for q southern Manufactory of
IA Stretched LEATaEh BANDS and LEATHER
HOSE, all Sizes of superior quality at manufaotu
reys' prices.
~ Tho public may depend on getting the best
article that be had. The bands will run straight
hold their width and fat to the pulley. All made
Of the best oak tanned Leather, and the solid part
only used. Cemented and copper riveted An assort.
aent generally hand and all kinds made to order at
short notice.
n Also, superior Lace Leather and Copper Rivets
with Burrs.
All orders for the above promptly attended to. Ap
ply to GEORGE G. REID,
no 2e-1m Corner Gary and 18th SITS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-19

~ KIDS, BEDS, BKDs.---E. 6ATHkiGh =, =,
ID on 18th street, between Msia and Cary, nss VI
hand fine lot Of Feather Beds. new and seeon1
and large lot Of Blankets, sheets, and sprssds
Also, fne assortment Of Cotton Beds aud Ms:tiss
% OF the best quality besides every article o. ~
niture in the house keeping line, all OF when "
will sell st the lowest cash price.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-19

NOTICE TO YOUNG MEN Y on can ac-
~ quire useful and profitable art in two days
This is no Patent Medicine, Book Agency, nor other
humbug, but real art-one that's required in every
community, and pays we'll. For particulars call on
MYNER, from A. M. to s P. M, corner Main and
10th streets, up stairs. Entrance on 10th street.
de 9-l2t*
VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL sOCIE.
TY, 1855 -ANsTHER PREMIUM-A Silver Cob.
let awarded to JOHN w. DAVIES, for specimens
of MARBLE WORK, over all competitors.
Monuments, Tombs. Head Pieces and sll kinds of
work in Granite. Marble and Brown Stone, done in
tho best manner, and on terms to suit purchasers.
Burying grounds enclosed with Stone and Iron
Railing. Marble Works,
del6 Main street. between 9Th and 9th.
SLATE! SLATE: SLATE EEL am pre-
- pared, a. the Agent Of Owen Jones, to furnish
from the mines in Buckin CHAM county, ROOFING
SLATE of all sizes and in any quantity. The Slate
is of asuperior quality, and s cheaper the csst of
painting being consldered) than any metallic roofing
now in use. ALBERT L. WEST,
Architect and Measurer.
~ Office next to Goddin's Hail.
no 19-lm"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-19

YOUR OWN FAULT If you will pas
Il sLEEPLEss NIGHTS from coughs. colds hoarse-
RICHARDSON'S WILD CHERRY COUGH CAN.
DY is one of ths best remedies offered, and common
cold yields to its benign influence in . few hours,
and wnen resorted to before the complaint 10 far ad
vanced, all danger of Consumption 10 entirely pre-.
vented. For sale, wholesale and retail, by
JOHN J. RICHARDSON,
Corner 18th and Cary sts.
Also, for sale by DRUGGISTS GENERALLY
THROUGHOUT THE CITY. no % lin
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F. u II 8 ,

&C., 10,
ALSO
Wolf Buffalo, Racoon. BAo
Leopard and Jennet Robes
Fur and White and Pink 6wAnsdown trimming
Muhs, 0entlemen's Collars and Gloves
Prepared Hare Skins, for the chest, Dc.
-
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Possession given Immediately.
Tor terms apply to tENDALL oHiFbN.

A COMPLETES ASsORTM ENT Of La
"A dies. Gentlsmen's, Misses, Boys and Chidreps
Boots Shoes and Caters of various nds, consan'.
ly hand and for sale cheaper (considsripg quay)
than the same can be had elsewhere
MARCUS HARRIS,
1888 Brosd st'eet
For the best and cheapest Shoes In the city, call az
dc is HARRIs's 1888 Broad street
a FOR sALE-Two fine Horses aud
(AA Iones is q very large brown, five years a,
aud perfectly safe 10 harnen-s hpe Family HOSE.
The other 10 beautiful ROAM SIX yesrs OLD, and an
exeeptionsble Buggy Horse. Both Horses wsIfah'ea
sound.
For further information, inquire Of ELLIS =
PEERS, 18th and Cary. Rev J. BOGUS, /"
Main street. de Tf-eoo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-19

FURNITURE SOLD VERY CHEAP
L FURNITURE bought and commissions saved
FURNITURE repaired at store or private resi-.
dences
FURNITURE packed and boxed
FURNITURE hauled by Spring Wagons
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hair and Shuck
MATTRESSES-Made over
COFFINS-All sizes aud kinds
>. HAULING done. Removing Furniture, Merohan.
die, &c. to and from Railroad Cars and Stesmbosts
BY honest and careful drivers
"a. JAMES LUXFORD,
no <o-im' Grace and 9th sts
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SELLlNG OFF AT COST. ..Having ma
~ ny new and desirable Goods, well suited to the
present season, and not adapted to Spring sales,
will from this day offer cost for cash or to punc-
tual customers at tho usual credit interest added
my entire stock of WOODEN GOODS. embracing
Heavy SATTINEfS, PULLED KERSEYS PLAID
LINSEYS, BED and NEGRO BLANKETS, q large
stock of Black and Fancy CASSIMERS; Velvet Silk
and Wooden VESTINGS; oil styles LADIES' WIN
TER DRESS GOODS, embracing Fancy Silks Plain
and Fancy Mouselaines, oil qualities, Embroideres
Laces, nc. &c.
send In thar ord,y =: sr, off.r;n. .rn.r;r $3.50 VI
nents, having determined to close out the above
Goods. to make room for q large Spring stock.
j. B. FERGUSON JR
de Tim No Pearl st W.
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ENCiNEERs OFFICE klchAoND AND
YoRK RIVER RAILROAD.
nROPnRAIS will he received nj toIs

PROPOSALS will be received nj tois
ofissu ntil the goth Of December next for t y.
furnishing and delivery TO this Compsny' g! "a
about 25O, 600 feet b. NJ. Heart Pine TIMBER In
larger portion 10 required It the Psmunkey kM',
crossing, near the White House; large guam !,
within q mile Of Richmond, and the remsiadef ~
Ch ckshominy River, Black Greek. in New kent co.
and Cohoke Mill Pond, in King William soaoty i
The Timber to be cut during the winter and fafni'
cd next Spring.
For further information, enquire ct this once
EDMD 2. D. MYERS,
no 2s-sodtd Chief Engineer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-19

BACON & BASKERVILLE,
- GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Receive consignments of Tobacco, Flour, Corn
Wheat &C. and give their personal attention to sales
Of same and keep constantly hand large and gene.
raj assortment Of Groceries, Seed, Peruvian Guano.
ks. feH-d&vts
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d CO.'S
II CARPET, OIL CLOTH
AND CU IL E. + nv WyAAkRSEETFOOMsl

We have determined to confine our sales In future
to the goods indicated above by retail and having
that purpose now prepared to exhibit the largest
and most complete assortment Of
Carpetings, Oil Cloths, Curtain Goods, &C.,
ever the State of Virginia. and but rarely met
with in any one establishment In the United States.
Importing direct from the English manufacturer,
and selecting with care in person. the best American
fabrics shall at all times be prepared to furnish
promptly all articles pertaining to our business and
and Tennessee to sustain in enterprise ASSURE
them will be content with moderate profits.
1t 10 our intention to keep our stock supplied
throughout the with the lstest styles Of fashion
able goods In our line.
We now invite buyers to examine our entirely new
stock which embraces great variety In patterns Of
Velvet, Tapestry and Brussels Carpetins
Three-ply, Ingram and Venetian do
Velvet, Chen ellie and Brussels Rugs
Door, Parlor and Chamber Mats
Satin, Worsted and India Damssk
Satin and Figured DeLaines
Brocatelle and Turkey Rcd
Muslin and Lace Curtains
Cornices and Bands for Curtains
Cord Tasses and Gimps do
Window Shades all styles and qualities
Piano and Table Covers
Worsted Fire Screens and Foot Stools
Crumb Cloths and Booking
Booking for steps, new article
Floor Oil Cloths; Table OIL Cloths
Oil Cloth Rugs
Stair Linen; Stair Rods &c.
When furnished with diagram and measurement of
room or hall we will superintend the cutting Of Car
se sO-sm@ RICHARDSON CO.
ERANG RS PATENT CORN AND COB
" CRUSHER.--We have been appointed sole
Agents here for the sale of this MILL. 1t will grind
ness for cattle 1t is liable to get out Of order
and 10 much more durable than any other of its kind
that We have knowledge Of We recommend it with
confidence. This Mill took the first premium at our
Gtat> Taip nd ShA Rofr ~, Data
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-19

The New York Journal Of Commerce Of Wsdnes-
Asy astsrnosa has the following:
There 10 Isss excitement in the money market, and
Ioans On call are more easily obtained but money IL
.siIl IN GOOD demand At full rates Of interest
The news BY the City Of Baltimore 10 regarded -
more favorable although the details have not been
made public.
The Stock market opened buoyantly, and prices at
the Fret Board generally improved.
Forsisn Exchange h inactive since the closing OF
the steamers mail but rates nominally the same
BY Telegraph.
BALrInoas. Dee. ls.-Flour fell of slishtly; wheat
and corn unchanged.
NEw YoRk, Dec, 1s.-flour active and unchanged.
Wheat has Q tendency upwards; Sales Of white at
SITS; Red, el.60. Corn dropping; mixed 72c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-19

= ID. DENOON has for sale 6OO Enam.
~ elled Crates, Tenders, and Summer Pieces, en-
braeine Square Topped, Circle and Elliptic Pattern.
be sold at the lowest prices. Orders from town and
country promptly attended to. The Virgins Mocha.
ncs' Institute awarded Q silver medal, the highe ct
premium. to SAMUEL d. DENooN for the best speci.
mems of Crates and Tenders Also, for sale, large
stock of Bells, Brass Brick Moulds &C. Apply at my
Bell and Brass Foundry, No 225 Main street, between
9th and 9th, west side Richmond. Va. oc 16-Sn
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4 girl about % ysars Of age, perfectly healthy ~
we'll disposed. she h good seamstress secase%ssss
to eli hind Of house work. end fond Of ehiloren 90
fault Apply Ct Cary street jail q N- soo&
nRU2 sTOkk FOB 8ALK...The steel
~ end fixtures Of 3 Drug 0tere, well locates -
.sDRUG0leIs
% 0---0 RiehmoaAI !. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-19

MARBLE WORKs..-MTLLEK q VIM.
1s1 CENT, Dealers in Italian and American MAJ.
hie, and Manufacturers of MONUMENTS TOMBS.
HEAD Pieces, FONTS, FURNITURE MAR
Main ct. F' SAN''A'
We respectfully invite the attention Of those in
want to our stock on hand. which consists of a.
afse ana Wen hnished an assortment a. can be found
at any establishment in the city
MoNUmENTS OF any size or design made to or.
der at the lowest New York or Phiadelphia prices
Remember the place, and please give " call. Of.
ter examining Workmanship and prices elsewhere.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-19

SALT AND PLASTER...The VIRGINIA
~ and Tennessee Railroad Is finished to Sal,yiiIe.
and am now prepared to furnish SALT and PLAS.
accommodating terms and upon the shortest notice
MY Agents along the line of the Road will receive
orders for either article in any quantity customers
may desire The attention of farmers is particularly
invited to the Virginia article and feel assured that
trial OF either or both articles will result in s ex
elusive nse. Any orders addressed to Mr. C. r.
with prompt attention.
Allartielss of my brand are warranted pure
THOS. l.. PRESTON,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-09-26
Pole Raising at RoIIorsville.

The staunch republicans of Scott and
Madison townships assembled at Rollersville
on Wednesday, the 18th inst and raised a
beautiful pole. 1t is over one hundred feet
above ground, and has streaming from the
top our national colors, and penant on
which is inscribed the name of Fremont
After completing their work, they repaired
to the grove near the school house, and list
ened to the interesting speeches delivered
by Messrs. PENNINGTON and LEE of Tiffin.
The audience paid great attention and mani
tested great deal of interest in the oceas-
ion. We doubt net but the whole proceed
ings were productive of good. The fires
are kindled in the western part of our coun-
ty, and we expect a good report from her
in October and November next. We would
here add that the locofocos of that vicinity
have made three attempts, previous to the
occasion above referred to, to raise hieko-
ry pole, and finally succeeded; but scarcely
had it been elevated to an upright position,
than it dropped and fell to the ground, just
as the party it represents will do, in No
vember next. J.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-09-26
Birohard Hall.

Was opened and dedicated on Tuesday
evening last The lecture by Rev. DR..
THOMPSON, of the Ohio Wesleyan Universi-
ty, at Delaware, was an elegant one, and
much admired by from two to three hun
dred attentive listeners. Many, undoubted-
ly, were kept from attending on account of
the storm.
This Hall is one of the most beautiful in
the State, and our citizens may indeed feel
pride in speaking of it, About one
thousand persons can be comfortably seated
in it. We understand il is the intention of
Mr.. B1RcHARD to light the Hall with gas
ere long.
Now that VIC have good Hall shall we
have lectures in it this winter9 There are
scores of men in Ohiowhocan be obtained for
a reasonable compensation, who can impartI
real ;etormat,on to the people. Who will
start the project?
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-09-26

Slaveocracy IN Trauaa! ooO,743 in
Council!
For four weeks Ohio, Indiana and Mich
igap have been flooded with posters of barn
door size, announcing that Mass Conven-
ton would be held at Toledo on the oath.
FOrty-twO speakers, the big guns of the par
ty, were announced for the occasion. Well,
the day came, but not the masses. Not
1000 came out! 1t was most STUPEN-
D0US fi-z-z-l-e There were not one
fourth as many as there was at the repub-
liean pole raising in Bellevue on Saturday.
The delegation from Fremont, we under
stand, was the largest in attendance, which
numbered about 25. Returning from the
fi-z- convention a Fillmore man took a vote
on the train, the result of which did not
satisfy the Buchaniers, and they sent one
of their own number to make count, which
resulted as follows Fremont, Sc; Buchan-
an, "a; Fillmore, IA. The election news
from Iowa, Vermont and Maine, has killed
locofocoism dead, and on Tuesday the l4th
of October Ohio, Pennsylvania and Indiana,
will bury it out of sight
REPUBLICANS, ONWARD!
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-09-26
Legal Advertisements.
Administrator's Sac.

Of REAL ESTATE. By erIerof Court
~ WILDE sold to the highest bidder O'Clock P. NJ
On Saturday, the 4tA day Of oefo5er, A. d, 1850,
at the door Of the School House. at Collins Corners in
YORK township, saHdasky county, o., She Relieving Real
The west half Of the southeast qiarterof section num-
Der sixteen l6 township number fpdr a. range NUM-
Der seventeen 40 Also, the south half Of the half
Of the northeast quarter tovnsbD Iurber four ~ AZ
aforesaid. Also, the south half Of the east half Of me
north cast quarter, township number IA g. a. ia,r
aforesaid. Also two on the south end Of the west
half of the north half Of the north quarter nf town
ship number oar 10 &c, as last aforesaid. All Of the
above mentioned parcels containing one hundred and fifty
eight and sevsHtynne hUndredths q 5S 79lO0
Of land Beginning at stake i've chains and fifty links
east from he nort-Hest corner Stsection number en
ty-tWo tE2l township number tour 80 range number
seventeen 40 running thence south chsins
2 and sxtd links {65) thence east f6uFteen chains
and fifty links 50 thence north shains 2)
and sixtyve links 1857 thence west fourteen chains a
and fifty links 50) to the place Of beginning; the same
being part Of the west half Of the northwest quarter Of
saia % seeuon containing M forty t4gJ acres
Also, one other tract Of land bounded as follows be-
ginning at pest the north line Of section number.
range number seventeen 40 Eve chains Isl and thirty
eight links tS east from the northwest corner Of said
section number twenty-five C2) and running thence
sonth twenty chains f2O and fifty mine links f59) to
post thence west the north line Of Philemon wazs
land, seventeen chains 90 andeighy-twO links ts2) 20
post in the east line Of Abner Minis land in section e1
ty-One ell thence north be sai Minis land tuety chains
2O and ffty-nne links 59 post in the north line Of
section number twenty-ope CID thence bY Che north line
VI east seventeen cDafnS
and sxysix links 66) to the place Of beginning eon-
tainiug rtysix acres and sixty hnndredths Of an
acre, CSC 60-160) Of land, more or less.
Also othert Of land described as follows: Conn
mencng at the northwest of land heretofore
decided BY Martha Barker to Philemon Waltz in section
number twenfyone (z runuing thence east seventeen
chains 90 and eghtytw0 links 1927 into section num-
Der twenty-five 2 thence south seven chains m and ten
links 0 thence west and parallel with said north line
seventeen chains y eighty txn links ) thence north
seven chains ID and ten links 0 to The place Of begin
ming in township 9umberfeur % north Of range number
seventeen Oh containing twelve and sixtyve one
hundreds 12 65-1O0l acres of land. more or less
TERMS OF SALE,-0ne-thi down. 0nesfhird in one,
and onethird in two years with interest be secured BY
mortgage. SAMUEL M0YER
Administrator Of John Mover, deceased.
September D. 1856. s2w5s7,75
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-09-26


The Newark Mercury says: 'We are in
formed by private letter from Borden
town that Com. Stuart, "Old Ironsides, .
who has been a lifelong Democrat, has rec
emily declared for Fremont"
Leandor N. OFT, of Camden, N. J., who was
delegate to the Convention which nomi-
mated Fillmore for the Presidency, has de-
clared, in very decided terms, for the Re
publican candidates, and is already yigor-
ousIy at work in their behalf
One hundred and thirteen Democratic
citizens of Norwich, Conn, who voted for
PIERCE in 1852, have signed declaration
in favor of Fremont, and have invited ex-
Governor Cleveland to address them.
In the General Assembly of Wisconsin,
the Democrats had, last year, a majority of
ten. This year, in the same Assembly,
composed ofthe same men, the Republicans
have majority Of two.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-09-26

How They CoQUET-It is amusing to
behold the fraternal feeling between the
supporters of Mr.. Fillmore and those of Mr..
Buchanan, since the recent State elections.
They coquet each other as ardently as two
lovers, and with equal shyness hint at ''fu-
sion" of their destinies. Witness the follow
ing from an article of the leading Fillmore
organ in Ohio, the Cincinnati Times, on the
result of the election in Maine:
We sympathize with our Buchanan
friends in the defeat they have sustained in
the Maine election, and submit for their
consideration the following prescription viz
off the Democratic party cannot carry Maine
what Northern State will James Buchanan,
standing on the Cincinnati Platform, be a.
bic to cary?"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-09-26

Persons aborng under this distressing naady viii md
DR HANoEs Epieptie Pills to be the only remedy ever
discovered for curing Epilepsy or Falling Fits These
pills possess specific action on the nervous system; and
although prepared especially for the purpose of curing
FITS they will be found of special benefit to all persons
afflicted with weak nerves. whose system has
been prostrated shattered from any cause whatever
The dyspepe patient whose stomach has lot the power
of duly converting food into life sustaining element is
released by single course of the extraordinary pills.
The gastric uid re-acqures its slovent power and the
crude purnen which was burden to the sufferer, while
his digestive organization was parAlyzed and unstrung
becomes under the wholesome revolution created in the
systera the basis of strength activity and health
Sent to any part ofthe country by mail free OF postage
Address SETH s. HNcE los Baltimore Street. Baltimore,
Nd. Price-one box, 81 two, IS; twelve, S24.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-09-26
Hall and slavery.

Lawrence w. Hall supports James Bu-
chanan, who, if elected, is pledged to carry
out the odious measures of the Pierce Ad-
ministration. Voters of Crawford! are
you willing to send man to Congress who
is pledged to aid in this infamous work p
Are you willing to send man there whose
votes will be cast for slavery, who will la
Dor in unison with such miscreants as Brooks,
Edmondson, Keitt Douglas and Pugh?-
If you are vote for Lawrence W. Hail.
Bucyrus Journal