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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-06
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THE THREE BIG DOORS!
NEW GOODS AND Low PRIcEsI
n OLDSTEIN'S CLOTHING HATJ.

~ one door North Of the Post 0fice, Warren. o.
Esery day hrinzs something new. and the question
daiiv arises. Wbsre shail ] go to buy ne the best sas
you can and the largest and most fashionable stock Of
goods ever onsred in this town. which will Re soM
CHEtsrg than ever before offered in this vicinity. by
stock consists partly Of
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-06
Aeh ASGsrtissnaats

Casua. Advertisements mast be paid fOs
when handed in.
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mes taT. HS~s>ai; H0-rr 8. Thsnpss1. TlrtfsTS;
La tII~- - E.-,fs.4,u
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Villa dIgy -, ss-sails-1u-
CLigs3. sTEEPsrKKEs.
Bes. stsllion. OF any breed, Or from any piare wha.
ever, four yeaTs old, $40 r0i thres years oil. 6Uni Two
years old , 4 60.
j. u. Irwin, sharon c. 4. Adams. Warren Chsnneey
Andrews, Your gstowh James Il. Dekernan. Blo0rl-
field.
Best ball Of any breed. from any place. four yEafs
old, SO 90; three years old, 6 20; two years Old, 400.
AWARDING Einsman. War
rem Daniel 7. Beardsley, Ellsworth George w Coz
den. Gastsvus; John Martin, Nelson; william Fsnton,
p-fasfs Mill
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-06

Best Leather Trunk 81
Best Cooking and Par'cr Stoves, each, 81.
B,st Marble Monument s.; second best, 81.
Best Sett Of Table Spoons. 81.
Best Sett OF Tea Spoons. 81.
AwAEDISG CoHNiTTEE.-Alexander Fuller, Fowler ;
Vim. II. Hui, Warren; wm. Reeves. HOwland-
CLASS "a ARTICLES OTHERWISE UNBIASED.
This class is iaienIed for such works Of at. indus
try or 81. II as are not oshsraise properly pr5viqe I for.
For the places OF articles not specifically neaiiolei,
hut coming under any general class, see GsaersI Reg
~aletiOaS No q.
AwAYrSa CoxNNITTEE-Jos.ah Robbins, Miles +:
Chtries 3rown. Bloomfield r vs.. Ra.Iin. Warren f;
Mrs. J. 4. Sgexar-. Broosheld Mrs. Daniel Gilbert,
uOsland; Mrs. s A. Wentz, Warrea-
PRIVATE srOCK PREMIUMS.
Seth Bushnell oGers the following premiums on stock
got by his Durham Bull, "iIu5bAek:"
Best Bail Call. IS; oest Eeifsr Call, IS bes. pair
Steer Calves. s..
lie also offers a premium on nu.ss 70. BY hs Malta
Jack, ~ Wiz:
Best Sucking Mule, S.,
These premiums are to be awarded By the Committees
Of the classes to which the animals belong, and the
offer will be e~ontinnsd next year.
III. Cox, secretsry.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-06

.Rev. Martin White is the clergyman Of the Churcl
South. who told amid roars OF laughter from his CON
peers in the late Kansas l. ~.gislature Of which he was
merber, how he fired upon N Aboli;iorist and seer
him keel over"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-06

F:om these extracts some idea-of the
general principles advocated BY these
men. a be-galhered. That they are
Numerically opposed to the spirit of re-
publican institutions. to good morals,
justice and right, and to the principles
held by the grestbody of the Ameri-
can people, rs evident.
hs the tide Of emigration rolls west
ward, and its advancing wave shall break
upon the borders Of Utah, unless the
arm Of the General Government shall be
'interposed to put down the assumptions
Of Mormon authority collision be-
tween the people et the cousiry at large,
and The Latter Day Saints, will be inev-
stable. As The principles, religions, and
laws Of the two parties ere dismetreial-
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DIED.

In Manchester, on Wednesday, morning. 9th inst
VIRGINIA ANN, aged IA months, infant daughter
of William and Mary r. shorts.
The funeral will take place from the residence Of
her parents. in Manchester. this evening O'Clock
TO which the friends and relations Of the family
invited To attend.
Weepnot for ms my parents, dear, aaags .a-asss
hare gone forest, you need not fear;
Ny stay WAS short, as you may sec,
Therefore prepare TO follow me-
~ Norfolk papers please copy.
On the 9th inst, ut Is minutes to O'Clock, WILL
LIAM HENRY, only son Of John and sarah Jane
Harlow. aged years. months and - days
The friends aud acauaintahces are invited TO at
tend his funeral from his msthers residence In Man
chester this Thursday morning at 10 o'clock
Now is my little William gone,
The only one loye, -,
Whom never shall see no more,
Until We meet In heaven,
Farewell, little Willie,
We lay thee in the silent tomb;
Sweet blossom OF n day,
We just began to view thy bloom,
And thou art called away.
On Wednesday 9th. at his residence in Msnches-
ter, Mr.. HEMINGWAY, aged ~ years and months
The friends and scausintances Of the family are
respectfully requested to attend his funeral Friday
evening" at O'Clock. from the Methodist Church
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The AngIo-FreMch Alliance.

According to the Interpretation Of the n York
journal oil Commerce, the recent meeting of the
Emperor Napoleon and Queen Victoria at Osborne.
was In reality very much like a settlement Of 40
counts between two reetners, on which the contin
nance or dissolution the partnership depended.
s Napo'eon agreed to rsE the alliance and guar
an'ee peace and secur ITO England In Europe
~h'ie she Is engaged rs Dig for the stability OF
her empire IN ASIA prov French policy is al.
lowed 70 De supreme In Turkey and the Danubian
Principaiities' and provided Lord stratford dc Red
ciine is sacrificed to his enterprising diplomatic ri
val, III. de Thouvenel. After due examination =,
accounts, Englands ruler accepted the offersd
terms, and the Anslo-french alliance is declnyed
to be renewed on basis of extreme cordia,itv
with every prospect of long and happy continu
anca
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Southern Sentiment Upon East In
dia Difficulties.

The leading English papers express their warm
appreciation Of the friendly feeling displayed by
the American press in reference to the Indian diff
cuties, and their equal qualification and surprise
that such feeling should pervade tho South, es-
pecially India may be rival with the South in
the production Of cotton. If English Journalists
were better acquainted with American affairs they
would know that England has always had Its
warmest friends In the Southern States, and that,
whenever, during the last forty years, this country
has been on the eve Of a with Great Britain, 1t
10 the North and West which have urged her there,
and the South which has drawn her back, and
ayerted the collision. New England has been a
manufacturing rival of Great Britain and would
proht by a war. So would the West, whose agri-
cultural productions would all be in demand But
the interests Of the South producing cotton and Of
England manufacturing 1t, Of the South selling
and England buying, are In perfect harmony, ana,
of course, friendly spirit might, in this section,
naturally be expected
AS to the rivalry Of India in producing cotton,
no one fears the rivalry, no one believes success
practicable there; or, If practicable then only to
such an extent will barely help to supply de-
mand which the Southern staple will not be large
enough to meet There Is moro danger Of a def
cheney Of laborers, than there is Of India We
rather think the English press are conscious Of
another reason for not expecting sympathy in the
South at this time They know that English abo-
lition has been laboring to ruin the South, aud
bring about those very scenes In Southern commI-
mites which are new witnessed in their own po.
sessions. Hence, they might reasonably expect
that, when tho poisoned chalice' were commend
ell to their own lips, We should rejoice as over a
just retribution. But Americans are not savage..
aud they bear in mind that the people OF England
are not responsible for tho knayery Of those British
statesmen who have raised the hue and cry about
slavery, nor for the more honest fanaticism of
Exeter Hall If they do not approve Of the British
treatment of India, they that vast benefits TO
civilization must flow from British dominion In the
East, andas civilized men, they do desire to be
hold two hundred millions of the human race given
up again to barbarism. Moreover, they have M
sympathy with instruction, and fully appreciate
the stern and decisive manner IN which the AppI,
Saxon impressos upon the understanding of the
sepoys the iniqaity Of rebellion. The South would
do the same in the circumstances. Itis TO
be hoped that the sympathy shown by the Southern
press will induce the organs of public sentiment i,r
Great Britain to relinqush that false and fierce
philanthropy which threatens the South with the
ealamities of India
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-10

The Southern Literary Messenger. In some IN
ments on work upon which Mr.. Thackeray " :.
understood, Is engaged, entitled The '"F,"an,
ssys IL has reason to believe that TINS worn ~.
have no reference to the Virginia OF our d"s' "'.
Mr.. Thackeray saw In part, on both ms ,,s.s ~
America, but that It will be sequel to the HISTORY
Of Col. Rsmond In which the two sons OF .na' per
.onsss will be represented as Involved 10 the ke'
olu,iop.ry struggle, one patriot and the other
,ova,,., "sueh story" observes the Messenger,
would possess a vivid interest for readers In the
1nit.J states, WHILE from the abundant sources of
information at the authors command, in the State
p.per once and the British Museum, rs to the
social aspects of the Virginia Colony, We should
have right 10 look for picture Of the grand old
dsys of our grandfathers of fidelity and valor"
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subscription to Mann's Steamship
tS:teme-Ihe Coming Fair.
(conRBsPoNDsscH OF THB RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH.

fcoRRBSP0NpsScB oP FHB RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH. |
PETERSBURG, Sept O.
While the whole world seems to have forgotten
the grand oce an ferry scheme of the Hon Mr.. Mann
the little county of Dinwddie. is just budding out
into wholesale enthusiasm in favor Of that yet
doubtful cause. Several gentlemen who have
ness, appear to have reused the county into this
sudden outburst of patriotism and liberality.
/ learn from undoubted authority that over two
hundred names have been subscribed at only one
two precincts, and that, in fact, the matter is
creating considerable excitement.
A grand barbecue will take place at Fords depot
In few days for the purpose of collecting together
the sturdy of tine soil, to hear an address OH
tho subject from Dr. Worshain, of Oden- Place, al
able and spirited speaker.
The ladies are studiously engaged in remodelling
and arranging the interior construction of floral
and octagon halls at the Agricultural Fair Grounds
and are making all sorts of preparations in view
ofthe approaching Fair.
In the Mayors Court, this morning, white wo-
man named Stevens, was reported by the police, a.
living illegally in Blandford, with free negro.
named Ben Ruff. The latter arrested and Or
dered thirty nine stripes. A warrant was issued
for the arrest Of the woman, who will doubtless be
committed as vagrant.
Tho two negroes, George and Samuel, who, l have
already mentioned, treated each other respectively
with stab and broken arm, have been arrested
and committed for trial.
Mr.. Stanley Spragsng, the young man who was
stabbed few nights since by VIM. Sheppard was
improving this afternoon. The case will not bt
examined until he RECEIVERS. ARIEL.
Fire-GOv. Wise-Transaeti lions on
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ME FEsTIvITY OF GEN. STEUBEN
TO TAKE PLACE ON THE 18th INSTANT.
R K L LVIL l. 4
(At the end Of Broad Street,
PR OGR A N NJ 4 :

!. The different Societies and all citizens who in
tend to unite with the processon, are requested to
north side of the Capitol Square.
2. The Chief Marshais will form the Procession IN
the following order:
(b)-smith's Armory Band.
(c)-Ths Virginia Rifles.
(d-The invited guests: 0overnsr Of Virginia.
Mayor Of the City, Members OF the City Coun-
Gil, Delegates Of Richmond, and tho Officers
(e1-The American Flag. surrounded by Guard
of Honor.
OC-President Of the Pestivity, Speaker Of the
Day. and the Committee Of the Celebration.
tg)-The German Singing Society (Ssengerband)
{h)-Reief Society (kraukenusrsin)
0)-schiller Lodge. and all Societies that intend
to unite with the celebration.
W)-Dramstic Society.
DAN persons who have no connection with the
Societies.
O'Clock from the Capitol Square and return at &
O'Clock in the evening.
down Governor street TO Franklin to 18TH and from
thence to Main, up to 9Th street to Broad and Bell
The return march will start from Bellville to I'd
and Broad from 2 to Main. down to 9th street. and
fom thence to the Capitol Square where the Process
sion will be dismissed
PARTH.
l. The reception of the guests by the President Of
the Celebration.
2. The COMMENCEMENT Of the festivities by salute
from the Virginia Rifles.
3. German Patriotic Song, by the ssengerbund.
4. German Festival Speech by Mr. o. Heinrich.
5. Hail Columbia. Tin English, by q quartette,
s. Performance of the Turner's.
7. National Games (Volksspiele)
PART III.
Every body who desires to partake in the Festivty
Except the invited auess) will have to pay 25 cents,
when they will receive pink ribbon, which will
enable them to partske in the ceremonies
~ Tickets may be obtained of the following
members Of the Committee Messrs. Fischer Gro
ming, Aorgenstern, A. Schad and B. liassel.
The Virginia Rifles, and Sufficient number OF po-
lice, will be in attendance TO preserve order
The following gentlemen will have charge OF the
Refreshment stands Messrs. Msrxhowsen 4 Co..
Diacont, Meier, aorgenstern, Lehman, and Sturm
In-2t%
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An ElODenent.


CHRIsTIASsBURG, Va, Sept. I, 1867.
A certain gentleman, (who for the present shall
he nameless,) from Lynchburg, came here Fri
day in company with his father, and on Saturday
a lady, who registered at the hotel as Mrs Judson
Richmond, and on Sunday morning received visit
from the gentleman above mentioned earlier than
customary for visitors to be received at ladies
private rooms. The suspicion Of the landlord
aroused, and on inquiry he found that she
married woman from Lynchburg, and had left ii
husband and four children behind. She told
that she must leave Immediately, and in company
with her neU husband left, it is suppeeed, for Ten
nessee Both parties said to be respectable cit
liens Of Lynchburg, and forbear to mention
their names. Yours, &C., j. McM.
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tpFR AVN BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Sept S.-An assault was made
in the street this forenoon, on Mr.. Chamberlain
ons of the editors of the Advertiser, by John Will
kinson, of this city. The provocation was reply
in the Commercial Advertiser to personal attack
bv the Albany Evening Journal and Mr.. W. being
the brother OF the editor of the Journal took this
occasion to redress his grievances Neither party
was seriously injured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-10

|, SOMETHING EXTRA. FOF

GENTLEMEN-we have Just received n
superior lot of Gents nne French Calf Skin Haiters
made TO our order In the most superior style. They
nj beautifully and the best Caters for that
be found: and We will sell them for $l0 less than
them TO wear as long. We have sold great inanyof
thrm and they have been pronounced 70 be the best
,affer or shoe that they have ever worn We shall
keep good stock OF them hand aud We invite all
iu want Of sne CATER. that wgnt beautifully ana
wear well, to call and SEQ them. We shall have
some OF them made double soles, for winter
self PUTNEY WATT.
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The Messenger.

The Southern Literary Messenger, for septem-
ber Is more than ordinarily attractive and enter.
tanning number. Its table of contents 10 varied
and interesting. We are happy to see the uuaba-
ted energy aud spirit with which Mr. Thompson
continues to sustain this excellent periodical and
hope it may In turn be sustained by the public, as
its merits deserve.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-10
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Fort Of Richmond, Sptr s-High Water sl4 s's'

Fort Of Richmond, Spfr 9-High Water 9l4 o'erE.
ARRIVED,
Bark Octavia Moore, Rio, vim Philadelphia FORTY
hours coffee Haxall 4 Co.
Schr. Manchester, Chichester, New York mdse..
D: 4 W. Curre.
Brig Hurricane Bird, Tuball, Baltimore, in bal
last.
Brig Pilot Fish, Heard, Halifax, fish, Womble 4
Claiborne.
schr. Lady Ellen Corson, Philadelphia, coal, s. P.
Halves.
Schr. Josephine. Waterbury, Albany, lumber II.
Mercer.
Schr. E w. Harrington, Robinson, New York, gu
ano, Crenshaw Go. .
Schr. D. Herbert, Myers James River, wheat.
Schr. Island City, Concklin, New York, hay, NJ.
Dovney.
SAILED,
Schr. Eclipse, Kitchens, Baltimore, mdse, W. D..
Colquitt Co.
Schr. Emma Warwick, Warwick, down the river,
light.
Schr. Fleetwood, Burr, Salem, mise, D. & W. Cur
ri
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-10
UEAVy EATITRE

New YORK, Sept. 9-Reeyes. Abbott & Co., rali'
way iron manufacturers, have suspended. Their
liabilities are estimated at 100000. the failure
i. caused by the inability of certain railway conf
paDes to meet their notes. 1t is presumed they
will be able to resume operations at these works
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-10
,pppSr oE pR,I.IE PHYSICIAN

ALBANY, n. Y, Sept. s, 1S57.-Mrs. Hahn, calling
herself an Indian doctIess, has been committed to
prison on a verdict Of the Coroners jury. for caus
ing the death of Miss Martha Lockley. a lady aged
Is, by poisonous drugs used in unlawful practice
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-10

"Eiements OF Logic, designed a. q manual Of In.
struetioA. by Henry Coffee, A. NJ The author
10 . gentleman Of ability, and was formerly teach
or VI logic in the United states Military Academy at
West Point. For sale by J. w. Randolph,
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THE DISPATCH.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

g Advertisements for the DrsrArcH must be hand
cd In by six O'clock IN the ateraeoa, in order to APP
near the next day. The heavy pressure Of adver-
t,.ements upon the columns Of our paper will not
..,mit Of their reception after the hour named.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-10
Npyy yopK STOCK NIARKE

NBw YoRK, Sept. 9.-9tocks generally lower
Virginia 6s sS9as90. Sales yesterday Of $4,000
Virginia 6's at SO; $4,000 do. at S9l; and $500 do
at %, Sales of 81 900 Tennessee 6's 90 at ST.
and s., 900 do. at STU.
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Fire-GOv. on
ChGHge-Fttilres, Gr.
or rHs RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH.

NORFOLK, Sept sth, 1857.
fire broke out about 2l6 ?. NJ. to-day in a large
brick building owned and occupied by r. A. Wor-
roll, ESQ, city collector burning the roof entirely
OF, and otherwise njuring the building. The fur
niture was materially damaged by water and being
removed. The property was insured in the Mutual
office. The most of Mr.. Worrelis family were at
the springs, we believe.
We noticed His Excollency Gov. Wise and George
W. Munford, Secretary Of the Commonwealth. on
our streets this afternoon, and it affords us the
greatest pleasure you could wei conceive to
old commander looking well and hearty. I've
shouldered our first musket under him in the Rich
mond l.. |. Blues)
The difficulty feared between the fire depart
ment and the councils has been settled, the coun-
ellis giving the department all they ask. They
turned out like men to-day and deserve credit for
their activity.
The offerings on Change to-day were limited.
say 5000 bushels of wheat which quote at 81 IS
for white and 81 % for Red 1900 bushels of corn
white, sales: yellow and mixed, rec Bacon
Va. hog-round Ice. Lard 1S1%c. Fiour-Family
$3.50; Extra IS; Super. 3 So Oats &c. Guano
$50, with sales limited and in little demand. The
market closed this evening without change.
We have had one or two failures here this week
and will be most lucky il we don't have more.
poor frail specimen of feminine humanity, feel
ing all the pangs of unrequted love and bad whi.-
key, committed suicide by taking laudanum Oh
Sunday morning last and was committed to Pot
ters field on Monday. Poor creature! what TO
nance her life would make.
In haste, PERCUSSION.
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This beautiful production Of enc Of the finest
poetical gsniuses OF the land will be found on the
fourth page Of to-day's Dispatch 1t breathes the
true poetic spirit and has the ring Of the genuine
metal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-10
Maasaelhuaetfs.

Tho Boston Traveller says that Massachusetts, In
1855, had annual production Of nearly $500
100000. 1t had, says the Traveller, onethird
Of tho entire cotton manufactures OF the
tom one-sixih Of the iron works. two-thirds Of the
fisheries: oncsixth Of the imports: onetenth OF
the exports; onethird Of the ocean tonnage SO per
cent of the whale fisheries; one-fourth OF the cod
fishery: three-hfths OF the mackerei fishery; one
third OF the WOODEN manufactures in the United
States. II has, exclusive Of Boston, thirteen CT
ties, with 3 valuation Of from ore hundred and
ffty to two hundred millions; twenty-seyen towns
OF mots than FIVE thousand people each, and val
uution Of more than sixty five millions. She pays
moro postage, has more newspapers and Journals.
than any State Of her size collects one fth OF the
entire sum raised by taxation for public schools in
the United States, and not only attends to her own
domestic affairs but NEEDLES with the business o'
every other State in the Union.