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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-09

AGRICULTURE In CALIFoRNIA.-From the report
of the Suryeyor General of California, il appears
that the agriculture interest Of that State bids far 70
take the lead sf even the mining interest
Aecording TO this report, there are inclosed, and
under scientific eultiya.ion three hundred thousand
acres of farming land in California This does not
include pasture range or grazing grounds but means
FARMS titled they are at the East, with Improved
implements and agricultural economy. The growth
Of cereals ia stated at eight millions Of bushels but
the proportions Of each are not given. Al grains
however. thrive we'll but barley, in Particular grows
with unparalleled iuxurisnce.
OF pofstoes, the crop was bat Eve hundred fhoa.
sand bushels, but tho ground devoted 70 them .was
limited. hundred thousand fruit trees we're plant
Cd and the number Of grape vines increased 70 over
million and quarter. The Spanish Jssaits had
already eight hundred thousand vines and r present
these are the only ones which produce fruit. They
are of the Masss variety, and their remarkable r..
cundity has led 10 steps for the further cultivation OF
ths erspe The snrvsyoI u of that q wins
proaucina country, Caiifornis will soon far excsed
not esnadsrsA the best. b easily catisstsd, .sd
thersfors commended tsslf u the slohfulnes Of the
epaniards; but the Catawbs an1 lsebslla varieties
viii s6nansn1 the attention cf the WINS groMeu g
the Sow let4ts . bsttsr adspted 70 the making O.
wins snd u more vsaas IN thsnsslves ssi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-09

DR.. Kane, Of Arctic sxpsdition fame = sojourn.
ing ct one Of the water cures, bratfieoofo. b.
=, " " DIckiuson. one Of The oldest eiiizsns
Of Caroline county, Va, died In that county on
Tuesday last fks.s g
There we're 1874 deaths IN New Orleans for tho
weck endine ths lst inst, Of which wers q ysl-
low fever.
M. Jas CLARK, an AmeFiean, has bsen appoint
ed directing engineer ef ne railroad wnlcn =
81 bdilt between ReglA and hasansas, Cuna.
n Mobiie Ala.. IL circulating abolition docnnants
AID ordered to isavs the city h two days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-09

IMPORTANT TO MEcHANIcs-The Scientific
American states that a broad field for genius and
industry viii open on and after the 9th of Decem.
Der next, on which day the patentfor Woodworth's
Planning Machine expires, Congress having re-
fused further extension. 1t further remarks:
All inventors having improvements in psning ma.
chimes, who have been driven to the caves by the
Woodworth msnopoly, may now come forth from
their hiding places. All mechanics who desire to en-
ter into the lumber planning business may now mako
the necessary arrangements All mschinists may
now prepare to take orders for the construction
Woodwerth's Planning Machines. All Improvements
hitherto locked up because of alleged nfringemsnt
may now be put into operation. The demsnd for
lumber working machinery will be very large in De-
cember next. Those who are earliest prepared to
take ADVANTAGE Of the great opening will be likely
to reap the richest harvest In addition to this Con-
gress has refused to extend the patents for McCor-
micRs Grain Reaper, which expired in 'aS; Hay.
woods Rubber Patent In '5S; Harley's Iron Casting
Patent, 1919; Nocks Paddock Patent, 1858.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-09

AHANDs0ME TRIBUTE-At recent meeting
in the Academy of Sciences at Paris III. Boussin.
gault. while analyzing some bottles of water
brought from the Dead Sea, declared that Com
mander Lynch's expedition had thrown more light
on the climate and topography Of that region than
any the world has yet seen, although within the
last twenty years many bold travellers have ex-
plored that singular lake. .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-09

SHOOTING MATcH.-Mr. King. of Saratoga
shot match on Friday of last week, on two bets,
one OF $500 that he would kill IS pigeons out OF
the 100, and second Of 81 900 to $400 that he
would Kill more than 81 ont of the 100. He lost
the first and won the second, killing just 80 :
They were set off singly Is yards in front of the
marksmau :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-09
MODEL DUN.-An exchange gets off the follow.
ing suggestiona 70 its snhscrihara

All persons indebted to this Office are requested to
walk ride up, roll up, send up. any way 90 they get
up, and settle Immediately If not sooner. We are
stu prepared to furnish paper oil who want it.
we would prefer bank notes. gold dollars and silver
quarters In exchange, but in he desperate
OF poverty and head in debt CO.
temporary will take grindstones wooden nutme "a
dresses, boot jacks, broom corn, .1asses' candy,
some punkins," baby Jumpers, tfora friend) fishing
screws, old bacon, young .'nisgsn,n sucIlinr uir.
rags boxes and barrels old clothes sausage meat lex
tract OF tdrk preferred.) post stamps. lager beer
pistols Warranted not to kick tooth brushes ten
penny nails, pins needles ginger cakes circus tick.
cts, or any other article found in a country retail
store. Walk up but don't all come at once
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-09

FIRE IN CINCINNATI, OHIo-The extensive
distlery of Messrs. Gereke & Co., in Cincinnati,
was totally destroyed by fire early on Tuesday
morning. Loss absut S30O0O-no insurance.
Nine frame dwellings, were also consumed, and
about 600 hogs, out of 1000 which were in pens
near the disfillery. The balance, with over 100
head of cows, were driven to place of safety
The hogs were insured for $4,000
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-09

.Jrys IN THE AUSTRIAN ARMY.-Accordipg to
the AIleemeine Zeitung there are IL. 900 Jews in
the Austrian army, of whom more than 500 are of.
fcers, surgeons with the rank of officers, and
members of the auditing department. A great
portion of the remainder are subaitenrs, many 9.
them owing their position mainly to the fact that
they can read and write German--an accomplish.
ment not very common in the Austrian army,
which ID necessarily composed of various national
itiea
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BOARDING.

ROARDING.--The PRESCOTT HOUSE.
II two doon above the Baaks, 10 again open for the
reception Of bosrders, BY the day, week or month
Dr.. Hudson, who owns tho property. has spared mo-
expense to make this House one Of the most pleasant
additions, that rendsrs IL much mbre pleasant than
heretofore. Nothing on my part shall be lacking to
to render all who may favor me with their patronage
their stay IN my house pleasant ct the time the
comforts of . home. 3aiR
au l8-1m Mas. n. C. JETER..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-09

AMERICAN MACHINES ABRoAD.-The Duchess
of Sutherland, it appears, is in ecstacies over q
has found its way over the Atlantic. In this ma.
chine the rubbing is done by series of wooden
balls. It was invented by an Indiana farmer, who
is said to be coming fortune from h. He il going
next to the Empress Eugenie, but win FIRST try to
obtain an inspection of the wooden knuckles" by
Queen Victoria
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-09

A COSTLY RIDE-A few days SINCE three men,
who had got into passenger car on the Western
Railroad, at Russell, Mass, to ride to Westfield,
refused to pay the fare On arriving at the latter
place the conductor had them arrested and taken
Boston, where they were fined by the police court
from $l2 to SIS each, including costs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-09

THE HARVEST AND ExPoRTs.-The wheat har.
vest of the United States this year is estimated at
10000 600 bushels, . large surplus above our do.
mestic wants. The export trade the New York
Journal of Commerce estimates at 40 900 600 bush.
els. Upon this estimate the export demand can
be filled without creating any unusual excite
ment but prices will not be likely to rule very low
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-09

THE ACCIDENT ON THE N. Y. CENTRAL RAIL.
RoAD.-The Albany N. Y. Journal speaking Of
the accident ON the N. Y. Central Railroad at
Port Byron Friday night, which was published by
telegraph yesterday says:
The passenger train was going ct the rate of
eight miles an hour when the engineer disco vered
the neglect of the switch tender when he imme
diatsly gave the signal to break up. He reversed
the engine, and did all in his power to prevnt
collision. The locomotive whenit struck the train
threw the last car contasning six drovers off the
track, and upon the boiler. By the collision the
supply pipe was broken, and before the men In
the car could be extricated, they were literally
scaded to death. Three were taken out of the
car dead and the others survived but short time
Doctor Breck, of Springfield, Massachusetts,,
was the first person who came to the assis
tance of the drovers. Being told that it was a
cattle train, he did not expect to see any person
in the car, but upon looking up he discovered
person attempting to open a window. With bar
of iron broke in the door and assisted in getting
the men out All his efforts to save them proved
uuavailing, for FIVE had died before he left and
the sixth person was gasping, aud could not live
more than an hour. Tho following is q list of the
dead: ]. L. Bissell, of Madison, Lake county,
Ohio; H Blair, of Warrensville Cayuhoga coun.
ty, Ohio w. A. Wilson, of Benton county, Ken.
tucky; VIM. Smith, of Cleveland, Ohio; Edward
Taylor, of Palatine, Pickaway county, Ohio; Ro
bert Boaz, Carlisle, Kentucky. The engineer
and some Of the brakemen, after doing all they
could, and finding collision inevitable, leaped
from the train and were uniDjured. Several of
the platforms on the cars of the passenger train
were broken, but none of the passengers were in
jured. The calamity Is wholly attributed to the
cA-elessness of the switch tender, who neglected
to turn the switch
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-09

MARRIAGE IN THE CARs-A couple too much in
hurry to have the hymenial knot tied, to wait for
the end Of their journey, were married in the cars
We did not learn the name of the parties The
gentleman was from Keene, New Hampshire, and
the bride from our neighboring town of Chicopee.
The ceremony was performed by Methodist min
lister. This is starting on the Journey of life at
Railroad speed.-SprinRfeldA Areus.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-09

DEATH OF A CEHTENNARIAN.-On Thursday,
Mrs. Rebeeca Killam, wife of the late Daniel Kill
lam, of HiIlsborough, N. H, died at her residence
at the adv anced age of 102 years ii months and
81 days. She was q native of Bilerica, Mass,
where she was married 81 years age. Her hus.
band was drafted for the army after, and
while encamped under General Washington near
Boston, Mrs. K. walked on foot from Bierica to
the camp, carrying his supply of clothing. She
retained her faculties and the of her limbs till
4 few weeks since =
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
EXCITEMENT ON srrAMsR.-A corre.popd

EXCITEMENT ON A ASTHAMKR.-A correspondent,
Of the Petersburg Express says:
Considerable excitement was sccasfoned an
board the steamer Virginia. while passing up The
Rappahannock river, Saturday afternoon, by the
foolish and ill-timed conduct of An ahn,t,cr,s,
from Baltimore. There were on board about hun "a
dred negroes, just purchased from the Cabe estate
IN Lancaster county and this individual went
10 regard to the institution Of slavery He proposed
to stop at Tappahanneck. but when he heard that
the people on shore were to be told Of bis outra
gsous irocecdings he became frightened, and re.
fused to get of but he was taken by force and
put out on the wharf The people became greatly
excited, and determined that he should not land
and the matter was finally compromised by placing
him on board again under the care of friend, who
will be responsible for his speedy return to Balt
more.
A gentleman from Fauquier whose name have
been unable to learn, died yesterday afternoon on
the canal packet just before her arrival at Rich.
mond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-09

PosT-oFFrcE AFFAIRs-Acting Postmaster Ge-
neral King orders the following:
Change the name of Glendroon Fluvanna county,
Va, to Bremo Bluff. Appoint Charles K. Budd
postmaster, Grip Mills, Monroe county, Va, vice
Jacob Osborn, resigned. Nathaniel Lecato, post.
master, Locust Mount, Accomac county, Va, vice
N. B. Lecato, resigned .rS - e,-ft-2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-09

RACE HORSES 6oLD.-The Louisville Journal
states that Mr. Alexander, of Woodford, KY, has
purchased the celebrated race horse ngton.-
He met Mr.. Tenbroeck in England, and the pur-
chase was made there. The price paid was el5..
600. This Is the highest price that was sver paid
for any horse in the United States. Il Is also
stated that he has sold Lecompte 70 the same gen.
tIeman for 600. q s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-09

AURORA BoREALIs-There was a brilliant is
play of Northern lights at Buffalo, N. " last
Sunday evening extending some 80 degs., and ex-
hibiting the most beautiful and varied iu mnaton,
with rays of delcats rose color shooting far TO.
wards the zenith. t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-09

"a RICHMOND, Gath July, 1856.
R RkMOvAL.-This Company having re-
~ moved to their now once No. Isl Main street.
next door to the Dispatch Office IL prepared O. here-
totore to take Fire and Marine Riaks on fair terms
Chartered in 1881, and having now been In opera
have met claims for loss to the extent of largely ever
4 MILLION OF DoLLARs-they refer t. tho history Of
the past q shordng the very best guarantee for tho
future. The long scquaintsnce of this Instituton
with the nsurins public has enabled 1t to bsme f.
miiiar with their wants and pains Wilt be spared
or infcrmation withheld, that will tend to insure sc.
receive and consider applications for insurance ad-
dressed either to the President or Secretary and viii
In return render such facilities q may Sc In their
rou,Ar tn thar natrons = =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-09

AMopEL LsREPUBLICAE"-It Is said that TIN
othy Davis, the newly elected member OF Con
gress from Iowa, was not long since . sisvehold
or In Missouri and that he first appeared IN iowa
in pursuit of runaway slaves, which he first causn'
and Sold and then turned Republican.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-09

HORRIBLE OccURRENcE.-On Friday, a little
son of Mr.. John Reynolds of Painesyille, Ohio
fell into vat of boiling peppermint, and was ,s
dreadfully scaided that he died in few minutes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-09
MEADE g HAKkK,
lyl CHEMISTS, PHAkMACEUTIsT6,
APOTHECARIES.

:, =, APOTHEC4AA1RsIEs. A1s -. ...,.
Offer to phycans and famiess psrfsstiy Jrssh stosk
Of reliable Drugs, Chemicals and Medicines Fancy
Articles Spices, ground aud unsround vdrgica u.
ssM s tie best M brands snoiins sai cSs~i7 Tobseso
and every article usually found In 6rst elasb ug
store on - good terms they esa BE- hsa
In the country IannR RosERTs 3 sAxH
Graduats Of Philadelphia College Of fhasu-ssJ.
- 4-dkclm
NOTIC K---JOHN w CODB * Azvln9
trsnfered sad s.soed ,ons sos re ssnSn. g 3.
him b bond bin, noss open account Or othsrwise,
heTeby rsqurs I'll psrone ow1ae sush dsbts Or claims
10 make immediate payment e me - icssss inAsl'
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ny TIN RUVEKNOK OF Vlxt3iNIA-
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-09

DEATH OF MACALTsTER, THE WANDA
dispatch announces the death Of Mr.. A. Macalis.
ter, the well known practiser of legerdemain.-
Mr.. Macaster was Scothman, and came to the
United States rome ten years ago. He was very
clever in his art, and made fortune.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-09

= rA GEUkGk j. SUMNER, Importer
Erl5ASp DEALERIN CHINA GLASS AND EAKTHEN-
ME- WARE, No. 20 Pearl (or l4th) street, Rich
&N nond, Ns.-By recent arrivals from Liver
IoOl, ls now in receipt of his Fall importations
Of China and Earlhepware, and from the facto.
riss, avery large and general assortment of Glass
ware, Looking Classes Fancy Goods, &c to which
he invites the attention of tho merchants of
Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee, who will
find q stock of Goods, equal in extent and vsrie-
ty, and good terms any repacking house
in the country can cffer. To all cash, punctusl
time buyers such Inducements will be offered, will
be satisfactory. p
Careful and experienced packers employed and
prompt attention given to The shipm ept of Goods
large assortment of the best quality Of Stone
ware, at factory prices.
Merchants who have keen accustomed to buy their
larry invited 10 examination of the above stock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-09

49, GLASS, CHINA AND EAkTH-
feAy taken the store FORM
~ erly occupied By James Evans, we are now
III receiving new and splendid assortment of
fIu!d and Solar Lsmps Csndlelabras, Looking Glass
s Table and Mantle Ornaments Britannia and Plated
IN sets and by the piece all of which we will sell at
The lowest mark ct rates
urders sent to viii be faithfully executed, the
to packing TAYLOR aCO.,
su ib-dIm III Main Street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-09

APPOINTMENT IN THE ARMr-James O. Hern'
don Of virginia, to be assistant surgeon; John ].
Gsensien, Of Virginia. do; Asa Wall Of Virginia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-09

II Is announced in the very latest London paper
N ~ aMr Gtrutts title will be Baron Belper, oi
Bslper, In Derbyshirs." Might - well have re-
mained Strut. s
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i.1sssios. a 5 essis lsrsssi ! ssiisssss s. q
Esaspsd fssm nseso wsnsn scnansa
II tie eity jaa nade theif sseape fson prison lsse
Saturday llehk BY means Of 8 hddw len n -
yard b. werkmsu employed n repairing ne
buIluine aa = $500 -
4 Czicksn Tfrins - On Sunday night Last Mr.. Bur
tors premises, at Bowling Green, IN H0nrico,
were Invaded by gang q ehisksn thieves, and
about enc hundred bod q poultEy ssised upon
and carried Of. The rogues must have had = ve-
hide close by Ia which 70 remove their booty, or
they would have been dstocted bofofo 96ing
great dissancA Such JJcal txansctions are vHy
common On the suburbs 81 - s. s.. ,ss,.s 81, -
Ssas Hosx-Aary CrsnshAw. Hanevsrfres ps-
gre, Was ordered - make tracks for home ct once,
and On her falling to do .. The Mayor has promised
70 lock her up.
observation-disclosures G.. Clark was reported 70
the Mayor for obstructing the sidewalk Of %
street with shingles, and would have beep fined.
butfor the fact that he removed the cause Of com.
plaint at once. s1E-t.
DrHblsd. d.-Charles, slave to James n. Tavlor.
was subjected 70 . sound drubbinR yesterdav
morning, for daring to strike whiye man hst
Saturday afternoon, IN the second market Tia
Mayor never fails to punish sueh conduct in pro
per manner. sss .Ks ss.,s -. 2, s-5,
Fra Lesson.-Jane Parsons. free woman. an
pesred before the Mayor, yesterday, to answer the
charge Of teaching negro children to read and
write, In violation Of the laws of tho State. The
evidence showed that the complaipant was mis-.
taken in his opinions, and the accused was there
upon discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-09

THE STORM In NORTH CARoLrEA-We regret
to learn that the corn lands on the Cape Fear, ss
pecially in Bladen county, have sustained very
great damage from the floods, in many places the
heaviest and best overland corn having been ruin
ed by the water. This is SO much the worse, -
owing to the protracted drought the main depen-
dence for corn crop was on the bottom lands the
ridges having been comparatively burned up.
Wilmington n. C. Herald.
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UEIFoRM OF SURGEONS AND PURsERs-A ge-
dated August 23d, directing that surgeons and
purscrs shall wear the uniform Of their relative
rank, with the exception of the lace on their pan
taloens Surgeons Of the fleet will wear silver
eagle, two inches in length, on the epaulets, In
place of the rosette now worn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-09

TEXAS AFFAIRS resolution requesting the
Governor of Texas to convene the Legislature in
case of Fremonts election, has passed the Senate
of that State. VIM. Fields has been elected State
Engineer Of Texas. The bill relinquishing the
State taxes to the counties for two years more,
which was vetoed by the Governor, has been pass
ed over the veto.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-09

Surgeon Isaac Hulse. U. S. Navy, died at War
rington, Fla, 28th ult.
Thomas L. Harrison, of Martinsburg, Va, has
been appointed midshipman in the Navy
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Re; -zs.:..s:.sz1 THE ADANIs,E s,EXPRKss

~ NsxxSAzzS3Stv COMPANY, Isl Main st., hav-
sse-x&--~ing ing resumed their Steamship
FKoress to snd from Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich
r,opd by steamers Jamestown and Roanoke, which
le.ye New York every Wednesday and Saturday,
sod themes by railroad 10 Weldon, Wilmington,
Lvuchbu1s Salem, WythevlIe, and the principal
nsces in Virginia and North Carolina are now pre-
pared to forward with great dispatch, and at reduced
rstes every kind Of Merchandise, Valuable Parcels
Jewelry, Gc, to the above named cities, and all
piscfs on the seaboard.
Oar Express on the Steamships will be accompa-
nied by special Messengers who will give their per-
,pns attention TO the careful handling of goods en-
tHstsd to the ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S Steamship
Express
Shippers will please take nstice that packages to
points Virginia and North Carolina will ba sent by
l:esn1ers unless otherwise marked.
Fresht received on day of sailing, until O'Clock,
Pm. J. L. MACDONUGH,
Agent of Adams Express Co.
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FTSPECIAL NOTICE.-Express packages for
Norfolk, Petersburg Richmond, and all places in Vir
gina and North Carollns, intended for shipment by
steamships Roanoke and Jamestown, will hereafter
be received by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
who the authorized Agents for Express privileges
on these ships.
Office Of the New York and Virginia Steamship
Company. LUDLAm X PLEASANTS,
an +-ts Agepts