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Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13
THE WINTER CAMPAIGN

yHSHE subscribers having been in the business of II selling Goods in Wolcottsille some ten months, asli having received such liberal patfofage from our friends fn this and the adjoining towns, we would at this time improve the opportunity (through the circulation of the Lichfcd Enquircr) tot thsnk all of those who have 80 lil1 billy patronized this establishments and wc would here state that we have not bcch unmindf1l of the future interests Of our customers. For the last six months. Mir N Berry. ono of the partners, residing in New York, has msde 1t his business to select from time to time suc goods he could purchase at auctions at very low rates the lsrgcr part Of our stock which we shall ofrr to customers purchased previous to the rise in Goods There is no dspnting the fact that eur facilities for purchasing goods enable us to sell Of the qualities in our Dry Goods depart mcnt at prices from 10 to 15 per cent less tlan any other merchant in the county can afford them. We have just roeeiycd and they now offered for in pcvtion the following goods:
 Brown and Hleached shsetingA T hale A brown cotton, good article. cts IT yd I do do do do heavy. q do l .io do do eso very heavy, si do cases more of those fine blcacheA do Il do very hue do Ga do
 Dress-0oodA
 In this department we shall expect to sell every pcrssm who calls upon us having hsnsht of every style Drrss Goods offered in the market compGised of stripcl plaid Brocae and plain coiored Mcrinocs slI wual muslin Dclxincs of every color. 25 pieces coburgs beautiful colurs af the low price of p cents per yard. 10 pieces Gala Paids piecrs Opera Flan ncl. a5 pieces striped and plaid muslin Delaines, s0Uo yards hinss fr.an II to I2a ecnts per yard
 Readymade Clothing.
 Tn this department we boldly make the statement without any fear ef contradiction that VIC have the largest and isf assortment in the county. consisting of every variety of rncns and beys wear.
 Groceries
 Hasing purchased these Goods in July and An- gust we are now furnishing them t. customers t the same psfces that the Goods are worth at wholesale in New York Nc would sAs ts ali prrsons rssiding out of towns Nho intend visiting this place tp make their Wir- chnsc that lii,era discount will bs male to them Aiso. taat they Nlf ts sufe to ind every thing on their mcinorauiuia 1t our Store
 AE k rfElY. woleostvill.. Jaa lst, 1sss.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13
FOR SALE.

A HOUSE and about three acres of land situated tA in Litchfeld, North street. It is well stocked with fruit, and is beautiful Summer residence fol family living in city-ani is we'll calculated fm boarding house. Any person occupying it can have as many boarders in Summer as they can accummo date For farther particulars inquire of the suhscr Der, on the premises.
 JC wADswoRrH. Litchfeld, Jan. @, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13
House and Lot for Sale.

T1NHE subscriber offers for sale his House and lot II in West Street. The House is conveniently ar ranged for one or two families The lot contains I of acre of land we'll stocked with fruit with s good barn. cistern. and woed-house. Persons wish. ing to bargain, will do well to embrace the present opportunity. v,
 THOMAS Ii RICHARDS. Litchfcld, January 24, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13

THE Docroa's WELcoMg.-Down east there resides certain M. D. One very cold night he was aroused from his slumbers by very loud knocking al his door. After some hesitation he went io the window and asked
 Who's there l'
 "A ffi-nd."
 What do you want !"
 "Want to stay here all aighi.'
 Stay there ti,en." was the benevolent reply
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13

CoMroer vs HONESTY The Portland Trans crip, has the following language on this subject
 To make folks honest, keep th+m comfortable nire-tentis of our thieves live oniwo meals day, and these consist of sour pota.ors. The more rage g.d you keep boys shirt, the more he goes in for old iron and petty larceny. Eigh, boys were arrested las, week for burglary. Ou, of the whole number there was only one who had clean nose
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13
e. RO1nhaEt, Matchmaker md .Jeweier.

ID ESPECTFULI.Y informs the inhabitants of lRe Etehtcid and it's vicinity that he h:s taken the Store lately occupied by Mir. Weller. where he intends carrying on tiic Watch and clock repairing business in all its branches-ard all work will be warranted to give perfect satisfaction.
 h.t C. REMNANT. Iitchfeld, April, 1855 @
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13

An old negro returning oae night from dancing ffolic. when crossing she river lost his oars aud came mar swamPiag. Determined ,o do what he never did hsfore. he dropped on hts knees and ex- claimed--.o. MAssa Lord if sber going to help old Ira, now's de timr."
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13
A Yoicc flom Watcrbury! 5

0xeat Rednct1n tn the Fx1oes of III Axtioles
 ueco1ssry 1or IT. s1Prnrt II l1es sl
 D nouance to the rcsidenfx q Iitrkheld 1nd si- einity ta& tEey have IeuCed ths pde If al artcles of Flour Feel Gsoceries Prov ixis &c ffena ten to twelsc prf cent and tAat they mo n0w prepared to sl all the necesEa1ics Of lie much cheaper than any other eazcern in the county Their assortment is istgs and varied and people visiting Waterbury will find it an object to call
 waterbury, January. 1856. ..sAassz B
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13

There is . sentiment as beautiful as just in the following lines: He who torg~,s the fountain from which he drank, and the tree under whose shade he gamboed in the days of his youth. ia a stranger to the swee.es. impressions of the human ha,rt
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13
Lumber.

WHERE will be good sssortment of Lumber of II the following description at Hcsresps Saw Mill at Bsntaad Falls. early the coming Spring Oak Floor Boards and Timber of all knis, first quality Chestnut Shingies also Boartis Flank. Isth Iis:nk Fence Pickets Square Timber and Builsling Yinber. White Oak and Chestnut, of any size aud quantity if applied for sooH
 Bantam Falls, Dec 12th 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13

sENHE subscribers have made arrangements to keep II constant supply of frst-rate article of GEESE FEArnERs, selected and packed with great care by ourselves in packages of fir, 20 to 50 lbs will furnish at all times any quantity from 70 to 1000 lbs of quality they will warrant good as the best and at low prices Us can be purchased of equal quality in the State.
 s.&L. HURLBuT Winchester. 1856
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13
T.semy-sscond Annual fssrort ;; :.
 OF THIS L.fchGeld Mutual Fire Insurance Cc,

LsituSciu musudi rttc fuSHFduCo tNt
 Liteifsld, Jaiy 2d isss By cash rec d fur pr ms on poicirs s ,ear e. iss e Whole a'" Sfa oi @ cash zee y 'Ur "s, %ss .,s' ioss's "' and ss. sss.s Cash now nn ha.d, 9.lj3 0l-32,Tig S6 Anount If premiums cha rged on the books =. whici. may bc collected il required, 22,SS7 @ Acd cash on Laud, SIS 0i Making Capital Stock of Co a, this time, s32oso H There is uot at this time any claims against tks G. The Directors ol ,his Company are confident ihat the plan |. Insurance adopted by them viii ,mesi with hearty response 0u, al intelligent iriends of Muissl insurance. This Company insure only in this S,ate and ,aks hs rsks on Ms, Gnds Siores, Shops, etc. rxpossd v'liagr or cry pr pcrts but caifqe ,he,r b..inrss entirely t' arm rupery and is0a huiidnas end their contens-o which no than s2uo0 will be insured on ,.e risk.
 'rhs nupany will adjus, all claims wih promp,ness and hhernlits and If at any tune difference ,hosid ar'se btt~e,n ,he parties, all such difference wnl he adjusted hy indH rent persons in the Cuunts, each party selecting nne, md in case they do n1f agree, hird persnn shall he chosen and the award of sli os any woh them. shall be fnaI and conclusive.
 A reward "i Sl00 will be pn,d by ihis Company ,e Mhwi'i gve such ,nfnrma,ion as wilb eonties any person ct setting h.e to any building ns6ftd by this Company.
 Ofseers of the Company.
 c. BrcKwITR, President Gno. c. wocssvsv. ,r"Snf JASON WHITING. Se refary SnkLpee OSBORN, Of iIafwinton, General Agrnf.
 Di-'cfors.-J C.. Bcckwith. Jasu Whiting, ss,h '. PEERS. A. Lewis, Sheld n Osborn, Geo O. Weed. rad, Robb"s BiueIL Stephen Ts"~ bridge.
 Local Arsnis.--f.eman ". Cutler, Wa,ertow6 fI ,i:t'.smsds, Washng'oni Henry s.. ssnfrrd, New sharon Frederica k.llosg, Cnrn~all, Jsrsph l. CaS. ord G'shsn;, Wm. VI. B"raT, canaa,,; iim,sid l. Nnr,ok; H.nrv Joncs. New Har,t.Wd; Gror,e D' Wadhnns. ' rrirgtm; Lewis s'm h. q rwin,on J.kn C. Amler, Brtilenj John Ah-r,ielhy aud t;earae H Rcahen R wk well. cnlrbro John fhnslss W,rsssi, S Y St Jol'n, New canaan; r. fhIa,adre, rfym..a,k V Persons wishing Ca get their baildngs usureA can apply 10 either of e Agents Co Ee Sscfslarv
 J. C. BECKWITI, President. JasoS WHTise. Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13

Scene upon, steamboat, the Captain awfully ri~d--" How came yoa. sir, 10 turn in there with your dirty boots on" This swoke the hackwoods. man. !" Aud do you want fellow to turn in here among thetn varuints barefooted !"
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13

He who is passionate and hasty is generally honest. IL is your cont. dissembsing hyprocsi,e af whom you should beware. There is no de- c~ption in a hull-docg." I, is only the cur ,ha, snsaks Sp and bites yos when yous back h turned.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13

man without an enemy passes through life a mere zrro--unnoiicrd among the vulgar herd " This fellow must have something in him." says while to abuss hn."
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13

Errrcrs or CLIMATE ON Wool = All Aock.mae- tsFs are aware oi the fact thasa poor soif with shafs and sweet herhage, and cnid. clear aimos- rhrse. produce ihe finest wool and that, on the sonsfary. rich soil and warm climate detesiorais the qnaisy. Thus. sheep sera from England 10 the West lndi~s soon exhibi, hair rather than we'i sn ihrir backs; but when brought hack to EaEiAnd, h fecovsrs its Quaiiiy in ono season.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13

1T you'd learn to bow, watch mean man when he talks to a gentleman of wealth. A narrow. minded soul can no more stand upright in the r-esrnce of a money-bag than he can throw som. erset over the moo,,.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13

found in the ranks of mere Restitution and rags, hut where the heart is being wrung. and coa- science s,ded in vain eifarts to sustain . false position. and prevent little longer the bubh . from burstne,
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13

A little boy was munching hi, of rin.erhr-ai. his mother asked who gave it 10 him !. Miss Johnson gave il to mc." !. And did you thank her for ?' inquired the mother. :. Yes, | did, but diia't tell hrf so .'-sisnt gratitude exem- plfvd
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13

Saxe said n . leciare, while discnsxsinx of ahs female pasts. sha. aoswilhssanding their fscy .nd sensiment. II sesms impossible for PeRasus to 'fcs handsomrly under . ssae ssdigss"
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13
DAYTONS, MELODEONS. Five Thousand Dollar Worth on Hand

VIE largest and best assortment of the latest U improved MelUieons they ever offered to the public consisting of every dcscriptionboth in me- fosieon and piano style
 These instruments have hecn greatly improved in their external and internal appearance, tone and quekness of sound, &c., during u few years past Also, an improvement has been made on the stops of the large double reed Instruments they are now so arranged that the sound is perfectly under the con- loud and heavy or soft This instrument is designed fur the church but is suitable for the parlor eg' All orders from those wishing to procure an instrument promptly executed.
 A &J. DiTToN. Wulcuttvillc, March, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13

Those is no greater instance of weak and pu. sillanimnus temper, than for man to pass his whole life in opposition to his own sentiments, and not dare to b what he thinks he ought to be.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13

@ fe ksEr Srovs BRiowS. S.-MAke weak alum w1sef. and mix your :. British ksstiS" wiik it. ist shs stove be cold. brush it with the mixture, n.a take dry brush aad isssss. aud rub the stove ul' n Is dry. Should sny pAsss. s~fore pe.shisg, seeame % dry as 10 look gssy. moisiea is with . wn brush. and proceed ss a<fore. By swo appii. body. - s1s.7
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13
New Machine Shop and Foundry At Norfo1k.

At NoTfo11k.
 VUVHE Laurence Machine Company are ncts pre- II pared to take jobs for building fitting up and repairing all kinds of machinery and mill-work, which they have facilities for doing on short notice and reasonable terms as afiy other estaslifl, i.tcrit
 The Foundry is one of the best in the State and as they have purchased all of the pxtterf,s bel nn to the late Boyd Manufacturing Co uf Winsted they enabled to make castings f,ln the same patterns at less prices than they can le procured elsewhere
 Experienced workmcn are employed in the various branches, and whoever may le in want of any kind of machine work can depend upon having 1t derc tn their satisfaction and requested to give them call A. l. ELWFII. Agent Norfolk, August 1st, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13

A young Irish girl, who was rendering tessimo. ny against an iadtvidusl in court of law. said i: " fm sure Ire never made his mother smile !"-- There is . biography of unkindness in that sen
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13

q To sestle.ss e And did you de itt"
 raihss think did. | rot inn | suv.mn .,a seslled about four feet ia twenty. mian,es. .n
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13

Never hesitate about doing good thing. 5 sure u will all be right in the end. whether tn derd is marrying an amiahle girl. .gisinx . della so the dispensasys or dinnes io poor family. :
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13

words m anything. When the Methodist elder waited on him during the lannon's trial of Ephraim K. Avery. fr the alleged murder of Maria Cornell. and announcrd 10 him in oracalar language that the Angel GrahrirI had appeared to him the night previous. and assured him that ..brother Avr-y was innoc+nt''-.. Lei him he summond.'' was his ins,an, reply. without aba,ing attention to his work. or raising his eyes second time from the table.
 The late Judge Smith, of New Hampshire. was a man If infinite humor. and nothing appeared 'o rlease him more than to crack joke with Hr. Mason, who was his contemporary at the hal. One day Mir. Mason engaged tn defending a man by the nalne of Smith for horse stealing Al dinner the Judge. addressing Mir. Mason across the table, says, :. Welt, Mr Mason are you going to g~, your ellen, of 1"-" Can't tell. says Ma son.. could if it wasn't for his cursed name !''
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13

nAxs GaAsr wxn.--One pound ssllow two pounds he~swax.- -fsur poneis sosin. all psss and Ssess .n'eies--Pst the wkols iaso n iron pot and -. fnem ossii shey eops ss faam--st~n turn - eesird mass into . seA of waies--then with Es..sy hsnds work shosesueys ss shnemakss's wax
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13

---Hsrsse spa Cvssns Hsrss.-Nhrn ron srs nmekim3 yosr hssas oSeasisa.Ily shnsw spon tss = hsndfsi ef Chin4 hessjee. sndis will be foand srsssehtiss againss skipreea Ss says Rpnile. m.. whe hAs assa sstneis1sly sessrs u Soash AIsAsms~
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13

THT PLATING or Galvanising of all kin.i M done by c. REMNANT, Matchmaker
 Litchfield, Feb. 14th, lSJ6
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13
Geese Eemfhrks.

Waterbury, March, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13

D oBERT n. TREAT. Manufacturer of corn 41 sheliers. churns, safety tug irons, &c., South Farms, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13
GROCERIES, &e.

South Norfolk. Mse h. is5s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13

T lsoTHRENs History of Ancient woodbury
 . for sale at this Office assss.s
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13
Hoots. Shoes. Caters, SC.

Waterbury. January. 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13

Winchester. 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13

For the cure Of Incipient Consum.3ton !Srefu!4, General DeJaty Whae S,eeyay, R.eunea:isr Dssaases of Me Lirer aud SkiH aud aA Dtselses
 arisi,.q from n,paraies ef the Blood
 aud le s6.cas of Nercuyv
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13
Boolx-Agency.

Litchfield, March, 1856.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-20

SHOCKING FATALITY-A letter from Morgan
county, Illinois, informs the St Louis News Of a
most distressing casualty, or, rather scenes of
uaities, which occurred abont three miles from
Jacksonville, few days ago, and 70 which nearly
. whole family fell victims small girl, daughter
of widow named Ironmonger, while feeding the
pigs, having got into the pen where they were
confined for the purpose was attacked by . vicious
sow, and torn so shockingly that she died, large
hole was eaten In her side BY the savage beast
and she was otherwise msngied The shock on
the mother at the horrible spectacle killed her
The next night q camphine lamp exploded, acci
denssny. in the house, killing one enid instantly
pected TO survive.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-20

Hon. J. j. Seibels, U. s.. Minister to Belgium.
arrived At bis home, Montgomery, Ala. on the 5th
inst
John B. Cough lectures In the Academy Of Mu.
sic before the Young Mems Christian Association
of New York.
Oliver CromweI's o name appears among the list
of deserters from Gen. Walkers army, published
in I'll Nicsraguense.
A Congress is to assemble In Brussels soon TO
decide upon improvements In male attire -
suikes, who is getting rather ssedy says he hopes
they viii decide on IN Improvements IN his
Miss Ann jay, daughter of the celebrated John
y.v. died in New York . few days ago She wss
bors ia Passy France. August u, 1883, and At her
death was 70 years old
The CITY Bank Of Quebec. Canada, was entered
and robbed few nights since, Of $4,000.
Two men, .one named Partridge, were lately
hung By Judge Lynch in Southern Kansas for
stealing.
Bept. Ashley, the man that built the first ste:m
hoss an the Connscticut river, died the other Day
A. GprinsHsid, Mao, aged 81
{ sThe whole Norwegian vote Of wisconsin Was
thrown for Fremont
John MITCHELL the Irish exile. lectured 70 NASH
vIiis % Friday night last Soh,ee'-'Eo'oFe-
Peace on No rsaee
Gen. Almouse, Mexican Minister to London, q
nysd 4 Havana fsou Vera osus % the ION mss'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-20

SYNOD OF n. C.-The Synod of the Presbyfe
riau Church Of North Carolina adjourned on Sat
urday evening to meet at Charlotte ON "Wednesday
before the 4th Sunday In October, 1851 The a.
tendance on Synod was larger, and the number o
Communicates greater, than at any former sessior
In the history of the body.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-20

STEALING AT A FIRE E-Goods 10 the amount OF
&5 GOO were stolen during the recent hre at Belle
fontaine, Ohio, and seventeen men are now in jasl
there, awaiting trial for the offence. at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-20

" Ware Rooms, for cash only, q les than manu-.
facturel's prices Purchasers will please call snd
secure some bargains In this way 4 los Striped
Carpets IT ist cts LOT stripe Csrpe. q .st es.
ton (woolen) 50 the cheapest goods of The ssA.
son; lot super. Ingram Carpets the chsspese IN
town; Imperial Threepy Cs.oetins,. rev patterns
elegant Velvet Carpets at IS, iiohly worth % -,
and the cheapest goods Of the season Also, lsyec
lot Of Russ, ve,y cheap Also, Remnan,s Ct half
price. 0WATKlN, D
no l9 Opposite ExchaAss Hsuk, 2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-20

Man KILLED BY A BoY.-On the 9th Instant,
In An alteration between . man, named Fulea
more, and lad of IL, named Weislogel ct Massil-
noch 4 Knife In the abdomen, which caused bis
death soon after. Weislogel gave himself up 70
the officers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-20

CLEVER TRIcK.-Among the election Incl.
dents" in this vicinity, says the Lynn News, was
one of an attempt to collect debt, which showed
genuity. gentleman had Z demand against
another, which he was unable to collect Know
ing him to be an ardent politician be got another
person to induce him to bet the election, offer.
ing such bet that il was quickly taken. The
money was placed In tho hands Of another citizen;
and the creditor sent an officer and secured the
money by trustee process.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-20

FROM RIo.-A letter from Rio to the nh Oct f,
says:
Uoffee-Former quotations have been main.
tained-stosk 100, COO bags.
Fiour.-A sale had been made Of cargo of old
Richmond -four .. 23A000 credit round for first and
second brands F
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-20
THE DAILY DISPATCH.
BY JAS A. CCWARDIN.

~ The Daily Dispatch isssrvsa 70 subssrihsr
,hs Carrier weekly. Price for msihns Al 80 :.
IS % for six months, 10 advance.
rg- THE Weekly Dispatch 10 Issued everv "a
S,y .nd mailed ta subsc'ibsrsst AZ 81 per srru
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-20

THIS GRANADA MAssAcRE.--Col Wheeler il is
stated, has intimated that he will make the very
strongest representations at Washington concern
lug the killing OF sundry American citizens at
Granada, under circumstances already familiar to
tbs public. Letters from Panama, however, state
positively that of those citizens at least-the
Rev Mr. Wheeler rcs taken nth arms in his hands
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-20

COTTON FACTORY IN NLoUIsIASA.-TheD De Soto.
Ls, Columbian states that the planters of tha.
parish in Louisiana have subscribed $50 900 70 the
stock of proposed cotton factory there.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-20

MELANCHOLY OccuRREKcE-On the 3oth uit,
M. smith and bis wife were Descending the
river Tittcbawasse In . skid, few miles below
sasanaw City, Michigan, IN dense fog. . Ar
James McOuioch was coming up In 2 canos.-
Hearing the dip q the paddle. NJ sm'm AZ 70 !.
and rsisinr his rife fred. Mr.. Mccullough vas
shot ID ths hips and groin, and was taken e
neishbcring house, where he died on toe 0n ~.
0taut
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-20

ECLIPsES.-The Paris correspondent OF The New
York Express says.
"The calculation has just been made at the Pa.
ris Observatory that between ths present time
and the end of the century, only six total eclipses
Of the sun will take place. none of which will be
visible ia France. These eelipses will occur 10 the
years 1860 1861, 1870. 1887, 1896 and 1900 1t is
somewhat singular fact that of 295 eclipses of the
sun, which havs taken place since the year 1000
only total eclipse was visible (can the word be
nsed in this copjunctionO in Paristhat of the 18th
August 1854"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-20

"a CITY OF THE DEAD."-Sincs the opening Of
Greenwood Cemetery, on Long Island, N. Y, in
September, 1870, the interments have amounted
TO A, ,223. -.---
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-20

A Cow SroRY-The Niagara Fails (Ne~
York, Gazette says: 1.-The eastward bound train,
when passing Millers Corner, on Friday afternoon,
Gov setting her M In front of the engiue The
train was stopped a. soon - possible. and the COW
as dated 70 alieht when she started Of on run
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-20

RUSSIAN VISITORS There are rumors of pro
jected visit next spring. Of the Grand Duke Con
stantine to this country, with . feet The Grand
Duke is considered as the eagle of tha Imperial
family and OF the nation. He professes great nd
miration for the United States
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-20

LAND SALEs.-fhe fxrm Of Mr. Ro. T. Bowen
Culpeper q. H., containing near 900 acres, was
sold on Saturday last Purchased by Mr.. L p
Nelson. 1t $500 per acre Mr.. Abram Curtis
has sold bis farm, q short distance from the same
pace, contain ng l75 acres, for $50 per acre. Mr.
W. w. Griunan, was the purchaser. -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-20

George Ford, An American. was lately murdsfsa
near the villa O. MsTssdss in Buspos AyseA