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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-09-24


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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-09-24

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-03
Things I'm Petersburg.
OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH

CORRESPONDENCE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH.
ErERsBUR6, Oct LIST.
We have several recent visitors to your
city, who draw most remarkable comparison be-
tween it and own, in the effect of the financial
excitement. Here, our banks are in dread OF moth
ing. The very thought Of the ''crisis' has become
worn out, and everything progresses with an even
and quiet pace. No such thing as excitemsnt ex-
lists
The -four inspections for the city during the
month OF July, August and September, are as Dol
lows:-E1tra Superfne, l2,i79; Snpernne, o,4ot;
Fine, 2l0 Family 2Sl; Middlings, 7s3; half barrels
OF all kinds, 81; Condemned, A.. Total ls,2sZ, or
rs 40 less than the Inspections of the CORES
ponding months last year, which is owing to the
fact of the destruction of two mills, and the scar
city OF water for grinding purposes
The only note worthy sf occurrence at the
Mayors court this morning, was the appearance oil
one Joseph Ruin, who had been SO maltreating
his patient and industrious wife for months past,
that she at length deemed it advisable TO get rid
Of him in as speedy manner possible. The
Mayor required $500 security for his better bsha-
vior, and advised the young woman to procure
divorce, course which, unpleasant as II appeared
to pursue, she evinesd considerable willingness to
undertake.
The Appomatox river committee will report IA
yorably to the Council this evening, in regard to
the adyisabilty of purchasing the dredging ma
chine now at Your city. Its cost VIII be only
$4,000, and have no doubt that the report OF the
committee will be aequiesced in.
Col. O. w. Boliings name is spoken OF ny hn-
merous stock holders rs a candidate for the ONCE
Of President of the Southside Railroad Company
tournament is Gu the tapis for the approach
ing fair:
The weather has been very cool to-day. Heavy
frosts in this region. ARIEL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-03

The depot Of the Kennebec and Portland Rail-
road, at Brunswick, Me-, was destroyed by fire
Tuesday morning.
Mrs Spritz. died in Marietta, Ca, few days
ago. while inhaling chloroform for the purpose Of
having a cancer extracted.
tournament came off at Griffnsburg, in Cul.
peper county, Va, on Thursday last, the 18th uit
Burrows Jones was killed in Morgan comfy,
Ga, on the 23d inst, in an ARRAY with J. q. Hon
oway
1t is stated that there was personal encounter
few days since, at Dubuque. between Senator
Jones, of Iowa. and Judge Williams.
Rev David A. Swanston, of St. Harys, Fla, died
last week. He was formerly q merchant in Savap
nah, ia.
j. Mel. Lipscomb, we'll known citizen of Mont
gomery Ala, and native Of Virginia, died on the
9th ult
Fresh oysters made their appearances at Augusta
Ca, last week.
There were % deaths In Charleston, S. c., last
week.
BY provision in the Arkansas constitution, ths
establishmsnt of banks is prohibited in that State
John L. Thayer, the Boston banker and broker
who died few days ago, left an estate valued a
$3,500,000.
The receipts sof the late Illinois State Fair foo
up $l2s3s0.
The charter OF the new Bank of Ohio, will
branches, is TO be voted on the second Tuesday 0
this month, and if adopted win make independen
banks illegal.
The Baptist Church of North Fork, Loudou
county, Va, dedicated their new meeting house o.
the 9th instant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-03
GUDE foR raATELERs AN1 srAEax
RAILROAD LINES.
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roXAc RAILROAD, going North, leaves twice every
day (Sundny evenings excepted at ss3 o elk, A. NJ,
and az u o'clock, Y. for the Potomac river, where
a steamer is taken for Washington thence by Rail-
road to Baltimore, &c.
VIRGINIA CENTRAL, going North, leaves this city
twice daily, Sunday evenings exceptedO nj o'clock
A. NJ, and III o'clock =. NJ, fer Gordonsvle, whore
they connect with the trains Of the Orange and Alex
andra Washington, Baltimore, &C.
RICHMOND AND DANylLE-Leayes Richmond at
o'clock A. NJ. and connects with the SouthSids road
at the junction. at IS o'clock A. NJ, Sundays ex-
cepted. An Evening Train leaves the Depot every
day except Sunday, at3 O'clock, and connects with
the South-Sids at the Junction.
RICHMOND AND pErERsBeRe-Leayes this city twics
every day, Sundays exceptedJ st kosloek A. NJ,
and 355 Oelk z. NJ. An accommodation train leaves
here every Monday, "Wednesday and Friday ut .
FOR NORFOLK, &C.
| The steamer CURTIS PECK, Capt. Sam1 Barnes,
leaves her wharf at Rockets every Saturday. Tues
| day and Thursday mornings. 1t 81 o'clock A, M.
| and the GLEN COVE, Capt. John Davis, every Mon
/ day, Wednesday and Friday mornings At ~ O'clock
| for Norolk and Portsmouth, touching as ell ths
regular landing On sAs river
The steamship JAMESTOWN, Captaia Parrish
leaves every Tuesday evening, At 4oelock, for New
York. touching at City Point and Norfolk to recsiv
passengers, &c, leaving Norfolk next morning. .
FOR PHILADELPHIA. 10,
and CITY 0F RICHMOND. One sf these steamer
leave every Monday and Thursday, stopping q or
Point and Norfolk TO receive freight end pAssengsn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-03
EDUCATION.

Y BUSCH, of Copenhagen, having re-
turned from the North begs most resuectfulIy
leave TO inform his patrons, friends and the public
u lhis city generally, that he commencing his
titd m sssssol here has resumed his lessons on the
PIANO FORTE aud on the MRLopEoy
io Intends, also, from the LIST OF October to teach
StAdhG on stgGor Carlo Bassini's excellent system
ua! venerable aud highly experienced musician. Mr.
T. H. TU ior. has. advertising Sig Bassinis Instruc.
tlo Book tr sale, mentioned this in the way that il
really deserves. ~ "
, fIOln the above date Mr.. Busch proposes 10 give
LESSONS M iAMoNT to classes, rs well IN schools as
privately and to single pupils and likewise to form
V. BUSCH
30 MI Arlington Eouss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-03

| fiREMENs PARADE AT BOsToN--The second annual
parade OF the Boston Fire Department appears to
| have been really festival conceived and carried
out in the happiest manner. The trials were for
prizes of silver trumpets offered by the CITY, which
| certainly by their offering testimonials of snccess
alike valuable. and valued the proofs of superior
lty, exhibits pralseworthy and intelligent per
ceptlon OF the policy which should be pursued to-
wards an organization essential to the protec-
| ton of life and property The parade took place
| on Tuesday last suitable spot for the trials had
been selected the Frog Pond, where several
| acres were enclosed with ropes to keep back the
crowds ef spectators. The first trial was in throw
ing horizontal streams, the prize for which was a
| silver trumpet. This won by Extinguisher
| NO. D, projecting stream 1S5 feet eight inches
| and half, through two hundred feet of hose
The second trial was filling tank of 1900 gallons
in the shortest space of time, for which the city
trumpet WAS the prize proposed. This was carried
of by Eagle Company No. 3, performing the feat
eight minutes The third contest was a race ol
the hose carriages for which two prizes of silver
trumpets were offered to the two hose companies
who should run a certain distance, attach their
hose 10 hydrant, run out 500 feet of it. and dis
charge water through their pipes. The distance
half mile Union Hose No 2 perform
ed the feat in three minutes thirty-five Sec
onds and the Washington Hose Company No
|, in three minutes forty-fve seconds The
fourth trial was also for the prize of a silver
trumpet, to be awarded TO the Hook and Ladder
Company which should. in the shortest space Of
time. remove from the carriage, splice and raise
their ladders against building ready for the hose
men to ascend, and then take them down again and
replace them on the carriage. This prize was won
by Warren Hook aud Ladder Company No in one
minute and one second. When the trials were ter
minated, the companies fell into line and proceed
eirs pavilion erected on the Common, where they
partook Of substantial collation.. The prizes
then presented. The department then pro-
ceeded to fremont Hall, where they fell into line
and were reviewed by Mayor Rice and the citv
authorities. The demonstration was concluded
with parade through the principal streets of the
city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-03

LAYING THE CORNER SroNE.-The 28th
of October. instant, has been fixed upon the day
for laying the corner stone to the new hall for the
Virginia Mechanics Institute. The Masonic Ira
teTnity Of this city have kindly consented To per-
form that service, and from all that We can learn
the display then to be made will surpass any thing
of the kind ever witnessed in this city. The
Knight Templars TO take part in the proceed
ngs and will add no little interest to that impor-
tan occa.ion
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-03

PosroFFrCE AFFAIRs.--On route 3Sts-piedmont
station to Winchester, Va, three additional week
IL trips are ordered between the station and Up
pervlle Route 5,250-Langley TO Fairfax c. H.,
va the service is increased to three times week.
Route s. 5,1S6-RIeyd C. II. TO Mount Airy, Va
Round Meadows is TO bo embraced between West
Fork Furnace and Meadows of Dan-and route cur
tailed to end at Arar. Route 5,l72-Rock Castle 10
Meadows Of Dan, being now unnecessary, is diseon-
tinued.
Establish the following: Young's Store franklin
county Va, VIM. d. Young postmaster. Directly
on route ,2S6- Evansville 10 Rock Mount. Carson
Furnace Franklin county, Va, Crockett j. Saunders
postmaster. On same route as foregoing.
Appointments-EdwinR r. smithson, postnastel
at PIantersvile Lunenburg county, Va, vice SAM
A. Bruce, declined. Thomas i. Pollard, postmaste,
| at Talleysyile, New Kent county, Va, vice X. +
Frayson resigned. James p. CHARTERS, postmas
ter at Dowdall, spotsylvania Co, Va, vice VI. u
French, resigned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-03
Pleasant EsrEnrAIssrNr.-The ladie,

7 LEAShNI I'm ENIENIHINNENT.-I 4 NC IHuItb
connected with the Union station Church, on Union
Hill, are holding Fair at this time, the object Of
which is 10 raise means fer paying for the gas fix
lures in their house Of worship, and they expect
everybody to visit them, and aid their cause. Our
citizens could spend an evening in more pleasant
manner than by walk 10 Union Hill. where every
deicacy that heart could wish has been prepared,
To tempt their apDetites.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-03

FIRES IN PHrLADELPMA-The whole number of
fires of all kinds which occurred in Philadelphia,
from June lst to August 3lst. 1857. inclusive, was
143 with le'so fs1oi 465 upon which there an
insurance Of S36,235. The total loss by fires during
the same period in 1856 was $9S,32O
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-03

LrBERAL.-our banks we are pleased TO observe,
manifest every disposition to recproeate the iibe-
raj spirit exhibited by our merchants. Yesterday
being discount day at the Virginia Bank that insti
tuition discounted every piece Of paper offered. save
one or two, which were thrown out for good rea-
sons. Fstersbarg (ra.) Express.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-03
CCHOOL AT SUMNER HILL.-The

~ next session of my school in Chesterfield, will
the 10th of October and close the 10th of
August under the tuition OF MIR I. B. Maury, grad
uate Of the University very highly recommended by
Dr. Harrison, and selected with special reference to
his moral and professional qualifications. / want
several boys not over fourteen years of age,
panions for my own children. The house is in the
Forest a well drained knoll and protected on all
sides by dense screen of woods. Though within 80
minutes drive of Richmond il perfectly retired. 1t
may suit parents IN Richmond who wish to be within
easy reach Of their children.
Terms-$300, payable 0ne-half in advance, and the
other half the Ist of March. The instruction is
intended to fit loys for college. -
au 25-iffW&Stf FRANK G.. RUFFIN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-03

SHIPMENTS OF PRODUCE TO EURoPE.-The present
movements in trade peculiar Notwithstand-
ing the difficulty experienced in selling bills of ex-
change, we learn from the Herald that the ship
ments of produce from New York 20 Europe on
Wednesday, principally breadstuffs, were valued at
$l97.450. Included in the shipments were $32, 600
worth of cotton, 10000 of sugar and $4,000 OF
crude turpentine. similar shipment, valued at
about $4,000, made at Philadelphia on Tues
day. The proceeds Of these shipments. under the
present circumstances, must return in specie. A.
New Orleans and Mobile, large shipments of cotton
are being made to Europe. while from Baltimore
are also being made to some extent Among the
charter movements at New York Wednesday
two Bremen vessels were taken up TO load with
American produce for Australia, including lour, &c
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-03
INTRODUCTORY LEcTURE.-A

Der Of persons assembled in the Chemical Hall Of
the Medical College, last Thursday night, TO hear
the Introductory Lecture OF DIR. JAMES Ii. CONWAY,
one of the Professors in that institution. To say
that the Doctor acquitted himself handsomely,
would be but TO repeat what is said Of him in all
he undertakes. Medical men pronounce his effort
a highly credtable one, and so admirably arranged
to prove Of incalculable value to the students
present.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-03

APPoINTMENTs- following appointments were
made in the Patent Office, at Washington, Thurs
day, viz: Dr. Henry King of Mo-. and Mr. Jas s.
French. of Va, to be examiners and Mr.. Elias Yu-
lee of Florida, to be ID class Sl 400 per annum)
clerk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-03

UNPLEASANT ODoR.-At the request Of
VI. d. invite the attention Of the powers that
be TO the unhealthy condition Of an alley be-
tween Third and Fourth North side Of Broad,
at its intersection with Ninth Is nothing
ike as iGyiting as 1t might be-and the open
ings to the man culveTt on Main street, where
aud Bread aud Marshall streets. The gutter ON the
stencil traps have not been inserted emit smells by
fragrant nosegay. As there is very little doing In
the criminal business just now. We would suggest
to the Mayor the propriety Of getting his officers to
have the water from the fire plugs turned into the
cutters, by way of having them cleansed Of their
impurities Now 10 the time to guard against those
feyers which are always engendered BY filth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-03

e WANT AND SUICIDE.--A gentleman named John II.
Pdgeon, who has been boarding for some time past
at the TIenris House, in Cincinnati being fDan-
cialy distressed and having been frequently dis
appointed in obtaining employment, deliberately
committed suicide on Monday night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-03

FREE IMPORTATION OF CEREALS INTO FIyLAyD.-The
Imperial Senate of Finland has notified that rye,
corn, oats, meal and grits of those cereals, peas
and potatoes, may be imported duty free into the
grand duchy of Finland until the 31st of December
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-03

DR.. MCGRAw's WAGON ROAD pARTY.-We have ad-
Vices of August Sth, from Colonel +. W. Saunders
advance division of the overland wagon road expe-
litioH, under the superintendence OF DR.. Mctirsw.
The party returned from Beer Springs to the
South Pass on the eth ult.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-03

GET Your FUKL.-Ceal is now selling
cheap land the supply in the hands Of the merchants
is fair One but If the weather continues % grow
cold. the price will go up ia a very short tims--
Those who have not supplied themselves had bet
ter do SO at once.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-03

VALUABLE HORsE--lt is stated that the owner
of the celebrated racing stallion Ethan Allen re-
fused $500 for him at the great horse fair at FL
mira, New York; the horse has netted his owner
over 10000 the present year, and has made his
mile in 2 minutes 81 seconds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-03

STATE FAIRs.-There were 10000 people at the
state fair at Bangor, Me-, on Wednesday. Al
Brantford. Canada West, the Provincial fair was to
commence Thursday. 1900 visitors were in the
town. The National Horse Exhibition at Spring.
held, Mass, commenced Wednesday. At the great
entree over three hundred horses appeared upon
the track. The collection embraces what is deem
ed the best class of horses ever brought together
in America. The attendance was rather better
than the first day of the show in 1858.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-03

RAILROAD IN THE Argentine CoNFEDERAfI0y.-The
first railroad in the Argentine States to be in
augurated on August 80 with great ceremony. 1t
is a short affair, running from Buenos Ayres to a
small town twelve miles inward
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-03

HANDSOME PaEsKyfs-Ths Hartford Times
states that the Emperor of Russia has presented to
Hon. Thomas II. Seymour, the American Minister
al his court, beautiful table, made from q pecu-
liar stune or marble taken from the Siberian
mines. The entire cost Of the article was seven
thousand five hundred dollars. II has arrived u
New York. The Grand Duke Constantine has or
dered vase for Governor Seymour, the cost oi
which will be five thousand five hundred dollars
The general opinion is that such presents cannot
be constitutionay received by those in the employ
of the United States government.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-03

USFoRTuNaTg.-Mrs. Marvin, who was rescued
from the Central America, narrowly escaped death
on Monday. by smash up on the Erie Railroad
Her trunks were torn to pieces and her clothing
daa nva1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-03
INTERESTING MsErINos.-The Baptist

holding series Of meetings at the Leigh street
Church. on Church Hill, aud many persons are
said to be seriously interested in them. ksv. Mr.
Willis, the officiating Minister, has rendered him
self very popular with his congregation by hi
strictly pious walk, and is doing great deal to
strengthen the church in that section Of the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-03

WORTH KSowING.-Attila Burlingame farmer o
Cortland. New York, says that wheat can be pre-
vented spelling in bins, if dry brick is put IL
with IL for every Ave bushels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-03

SALE OF FARMs.-The farm Of W. II. Addington
Of Norfolk, situated near Hampton. was sold on
Tuesday to Mr. Dennis of Eastern Shore, for Sl5,-
UO0. "NewcOrn Farm" adjoining Norfolk, was
sold Wednesday to James G. Pollard. for S6005-
much below its value six months ago. So much
for the "panic''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-03

THE CONTESTED ELECTION, in Henrico
county, between Messrs Cox and Mayo, continues
" occupy the attention of themselves and ther
friends aud bids fair to cost a round sum before ir
is concluded. The parties rarely ever examine
more than four witnesses day, and often times
not more than one. What will be the result re-
mains to be seen
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-03

THE SCHUYLER FRAUDS The SDariolts Sick De-
cJared Void-Some time in February last the Board
of Directors of the New York and New Haven Rail
road Company declareda dividend, dsregarding the
claims of the Schuyler over-issues. Immediately
after the declaration was advertised several appli-
cations were made by those holding the spurious
stock TO obtain injunetions against the directors,
to prevent their paying out these dividends. Upon
the afidavits presented, temporary injunctions
were granted The company Immediately moved
TO dissolve them. The result of the argument on
these motions il q decision rendered in New York
on Wednesday, by Judge Davies. He has dissolved
the Injunction, and ordered the dividends to be
paid thus virtually deciding the over-issued stock
spurious. This is she second decision Of the kind
and il is presumed will be final
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-03

The bark wilheiinins from Rio, 2lst August, re-
ports that the u. 8. Frigate st. Lawrence had Just
arrived at that place from . cruise. The officers
and crew all we'll
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-03

DEMOVAL.-Dr. PLUME has removed
IL his office to the third house, South of Trinity
Church. South side and about one hundred yards be-
low the Exchange Hotel Dr. p continues to treat all
syphtic and gonOrrhoeal complaints and having had
much practice in this line atters himself that he can
give very general satisfaction. call tron those IN
tcFested il solicited.
Dr. P also makes and vsnds Of the best restora-
tves chemical Extract Of French Flowers for con-
stitutional weak ness ever offered to the public
Dr. p may be consulted cOnhdentialy by letter, or
otherwise Medicines securely packed and sent to er-
der in almost any direction.
Once hours from 8 A. NJ, till 4. NJ. Franklin
Get near the Exchange Hotel, Richmond city, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-03

FIRE AT LoUIsvILLE.-0n Tuesday morning fire
broke out at Louisville, in the building occupied
by ii. b. Clifford Co., on the east side of Third
street and was entirely consumed The wholesale
liquor store of BraDdies Il Crawford. and the pro-
duce aud commission house of McCallum & Pattsn
were on fire whom the Courier went to press
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-03

STopPAGE OF AlHLs.-The Hartford Times of satur-
day, says the Pacific Companv's knittinp mil, ~
Manchester is now running short time. aud n still
further contraction is contemplated. The Merry
Company at Mansfield CT knitting factory) con-
template stoppage ofwork next week, unless the
screws OF the money market are loosened One
or two paper mills in Toland county have stopned
business: The Utica (N. H. Telegraph of the 18th
says;-Ihe mills of the Messrs Walcott, at New
York Mills, have suspended operations 1t is un-
derstood, however, that they will resume in two
weeks time, which makes the suspension hpt TOM,
porary The reason assigned is the large amount
OF goods On hand. the impossibilty of realizing on
them just at present, and the stringency of the
money market. This stoppage throws in the neigh
borhood of 900 hands out ofemployment
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-03

FREE LOVE IN Misunderstanding TO the official
tables the illegtimate children born annually in
Vienna comprise nearly one-half the total number
of births In that city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-03

DowS.--Lafsyette Hall has at length
been leveled to the ground, and hands are now at
work clearing OF the rubbish to make room for
the new building soon to occupy its place.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-03

Thomas d. Gwin, captain Of the steamer Nash
vile, died ut Charleston, South Carolina, on tn
3oth ult.