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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-01
IA sA-Hoststter,. Stemnch HI,,srx..IA

n-Hostetter's Stomach BitteFx... The
thousands who use this great medicine for the
cure of Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint and tho
diseases complicated with or arising from them
are requested tn take notice that cls eeEatsyfstfs
OF this Celebrated lnvigorant have been Issued IN
the South and Vest, and may eventually hnd their
way INTO many parts of the Union. We hope,
therefore, that all pu rchasers of the preparation
will examine the lahel on the bottle, where q fac
simile OF the proprietors' signature should ap-
pear, and ale the bottle ITSELF which should have
the words DR.. J. HoSTkTTkR'S STOMACH
81 BlIIEaS blown IN the Elass, and stamped on the
airy lst 1850, put an additional steel engraving with
our note of hand attached, which TO counterfeit la
. felony. HDSTEFTEH 4 SMITH
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally eve.
rywhere. lin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-01

PoIitieak-A discussion will take place to.
night at Metropolitan Hall, between James
Lyons and John II. Gilmer, Esqs The, Bell
and Everett party will be addressed In their
Club House by Hon. John S. Pendleton. OF
CuIpeper county.
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LOCAL M MATTERa

supreme Court Of AppeaIs-Totsy's Cass-The
application for n writ of habeas eoynus on he.
half of William ID. Totty, convic ted In Judge
Lyons Court Of murder In the first degree.
and sentenced to be hanged on Saturday next
mas been considered by the Court of Appeals,
and its judgment was pronounced Yesterday
The application necessarily involved the q ues-
ton as to the constitu tionality of the act cre-
ating that Court and the writ prayed for was
denied, all the udges of the Court of Appeals
being of opinion that 1t was within the com.
potency of the General Assembly to create the
new Hastings Court, and that the act for that
purpose was free from any constitutional OBJ
lection.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-01

To BE LAUNCHED.-The ship Virginia Dare
will be launched in Baltimore on Saturday
next. Tonnage $40. The vessel is intended
for the line between Richmond and England.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-01

Acefdsat.-Mr Charles Miller who was EN-
ployed in running the steam engine at the
Mechanics Institute, had the middle finger OF
his lett hand cut of by the machine on Tues.
day night,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-01

po, IAna-Advices n from Utah are 10 Oc,oher s
comns' II. Hooper, delegate 10 Congress, &C
for Wsshaa Wea ny his wife, had left Salt Lake City
lhe Lac gloh, and with him had departed
Sn,ss =, the Mormon missionaries for the
we're ,Sraa nu Lgrope. Among the missionaries
tbs hay u Erastus Snow. and George o. Cannon
last tor tWo destined for The States, aud the
row 81 Hhgland. Five OF the Twelve are
Tor ths "s among the Identifies" working
raj r.. eause OF Mormonism Ar Agricnitu-
been sttsa Ar nau been held at Provo. which had
SGIo.aer Gord was in progress in Sal Sail Lake City.
aortbs-. lah hostiiities are reported ia the
eniprsnt part OF the Territory. A party OF
alnckss numbering about twenty, had oeen
stock ~ and had lost all their wagons and
party bsS bVfe assistance could reach them. The
eort Of Iint,sed atilsed at Salt Lake City, under es-
condition. STATES troops, In destitute
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-01

1hs Code The revised Code of Virginia. pre.
pared by Col, Muaford under the authority OF
the last Legislature, has been printed. and
to-day. o'y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-01

LaTceny.-JohD, slave, was arraigned be-
fore the Mayor yesterday, on a charge of steal :
ing piece Of calico from his master, Joseph
Rosen baum. As John ackno owledged the theft
but little time was occupied in disposing of
his case, and be was sentenced to thirty lash
es. The calico was left with Mary Cooper, a
tree negro woman, living in the basement of
she was punished for receiving the stolen
goods. Virginia Turner and Harriet Hellum
two white women boarding with Ann Steven
son, were also up on the charge of receiving
the calico, but the evidence being insufficient,
they We're set at liber. L.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-01

Corrsetioa.-The embroidered shirt fnot ..;rt
as misprinied,l stolen from the Mschanics'
Il sutnte on Monday night, was owned by
mrs. Thos, Hiltxheimer, =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-01

HoMKsPuN.-One of the features OF a late fair
at A .iaaa, Ga, was the appearance on the
grounds OF ttessty pupils Of school with the'e
teachers, sli clothed In Georgia homesPpa,
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch
Storm in Southeastern Virginia.
IYNCHBURG Oct .

LYECHBURG, Oct 81.
We have been visited with very heavy rains
during The past two or three days. In the
mountains west of this place the raia has
!aea IN torrents, resulting in serious damage
u he Virginia aud Tennessee Railroad. On
Pea Creek Mountain, II miles west Of Central
I-p5i TWO bridges have been washed away
Uler washes of minor importance have also
t4keI place. This morning Il train arrived
l-'e from the west, being the first since day
te.Jre yesterday, and this made no connection
Ezs; 0f NeWbern
Twill be seen by a telegraphic dispatch
a.m our correspondent, III our telegraph COL
s1a, that the damage is much greater than
elmaied in the above letter.
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u "a ATISh n nv

nA Rheumatism! Rheumatism
Rhc cUNATISM CURED BY
- HAMPTON'S TINCTURE!
RHEU UMAIlSM-Capa ain CanOt.
KHEu AI!SM-ln nti ammatory, James Smyth.
RHEU MAy!SM-Had II is years, +. Donnally.
RHEUMAT iSM-Had IL 10 years Stephen rayior
kHEU MA IlSM- y ad II ii years, A. Kitchen
RHEU UMATISM-Had 1t 7 years Robert Can't
HEu 4, S}M-Had i 80 years, K. Bogwell.
TAKE HAMPToN's TINcTURE.
TAKE HAMPToN'S TINcTURE.
TAKE hAMPToN's TINCrURR.
If YOU ARE ALL WEAKNESS,
TAKE HAMpTON'S TINCTURE.
IF you HAVE HEADACHE,
TAKE HAMPTON'S TINCTURE
A- Call ana get pamphlets and see cures
Sold By PURCELL, LAUD CO., Richmond:
oy DR.. COOKE, Fredericksburg: by all the Drug.
BRAY. Baltimore; and by Druggists and shop
xeepers everywhere. q per bottle SIX bottles,
so oc6-d&cyts
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ABashs. Rashs, maths.

nor. CoLD AID ShOw En- BATHS,
- ,bs asa Ss laGH sss r
Dconins and Bathing saloon, undeF the AneSie1a
Aotel. sntrancs on iith street. sasls DAsA = otss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-01

ile Naaa,,,,;J ames Brooks, baggage master on
Killed raa 'liis aud Chattanooga Railroad was
ui,. III ual Murtrees boro', Tenn, on the 10th
TIE traIo "as standing on the top OF a car Ms
As wek struck the LEVER beam OF the bridge. and
"as Instantly killed " ' '' ~''''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-01

IA. .Advsrhsements published until forbid, will
he charged 20 cents per square eight lines for the
6rst insertion, and - cents for each continuance
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-01

PROPOSED AMERICAN MILITARY VISIT TO
ENGLAND.-Company E. of The Ninth Regi-
ment of New York, has raised $4,000 towards
$4,000, the sum necessary to carry them to
England and back. The company authorized
a letter to be written to Lord Palmers ton,
asking if an American volunteer company
bearing arms would be permitted to land In
England, and to this letter the following re-
ply has been received:
10 DOWNING ST., London, Oct. ~, 1860.
Sir-l have the honor TO acknowledge, by
desire OF Lord Palmerston, the receipt OF your
communication of the 3lst August last
Lord Palmerston direc Us me, IN reply, to in =
form you that her Majesty's government, as
we'll as the whole British nation, would feel
very great pleasure at friendly visit from
any portion of the people of the United States,
but thati would not be consistent with the
laws of the United kingdom that 9 body of
armed men, organic as military body, and
not being subjects of the British Sovereign,
should land III the United Kingdom and move
about therein.
Lord Palmerston, however, would remark
that if any of The members of the corps which
you mention were to come over 10 England in
The summer of next year, bringing with them
their rifles, for the purpose of entering into
competition at tde annual rifle shooting meet
ing, Ihe.e can Ec no doubt that they would be
mo It heartily welcomed. l have the honor to
be, sir, your most obeGient servant.
EVELYN ASHLEY.
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kA A Dollar Saved is a Dollar Giained.D
THE PEOPLES SAYINGS BANK

@" A Dollar Saved is a Dollar Gained.n
THE PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Or RICHMOND, VA
Hall. MEMBERs:
r. H. Dibrell, D. Won Groning. ! IT Hatcba,
X. y. Hasklns, J. w. Atkinson, B. Trueheart,
G. II. Whitlock, l.. H FrayseT X. L. WIIiams
]. l.. Apperson, K. T. TAYLOR, John Biair
J. Ii. Greaner, X. A. Mayo, A. Bodeser.
J. l.. Lyon. F. w. Roddey l., Iabby
X. M Stevenson,J. II Mnutague Chas Faibo,t
B. Johnson, w H. Bowcook, L. NJ. AlfrIsnd,
b. h. Nash, h III. DlBRELL, Pres't;
5 ]. JOHNSON, Sec'y;
THOS. NJ. ALF RIEND, Cashier.
20, 0ari = A.. -, -. , 900.
This Bank of the People, in which the working
zen. as well as the men OF means, may deposit all
their funds with perfect safety and rscei ;e
interest thereon at the rate of per cent. per
annum for months or over. and per cent. Cor
less periods, continues to receive deposits, in
large or small sums. The undersig igned, as Cashier
will issue certificates from A M. TO p. Al. daily.
oc Aim THOS. NJ. ALFRIkND. Cashier
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NOTICE.


To share BobAevs asaA Ow n ers Of Lots
An Dakota City, n. r.
VOU are hereby notified that you obtain
" nerss, which were entered at the United States
Land Once on the 10th Of July, A. d. 1859, In SAID
city, by virtue Of my olANs Mayoe ofIlaiss6 Cit,
The expense Of entering said three hundred az
twenty acres, and making deeds to lots therein, vi
b. one dollar per lot. y. BATES.
Mayor of Dakota City.
N.B.-Au lots not clatmsd bs ths owners at the
expiration Of six months from the time Of entry will
be put up at public auction snd sold to the highest
''tSsr ir t tns ssnss # ~ cy r. RI RI
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a4ttta!|!!lll{[litl1t:

=, = ,NAxrsxs IN the v "A psomihSni
Ohio Aorticultufist, the other day said. II
! IN astoaishsd V hear you talk shout IA.
nosss hers il the Wsst. shsn yos have .
soii of such surpassins fertility" And
yet be oppressed bis qualification, became
! Of th. we'll known fact the. although .
soil may contain the slements Of prodae-
tiveness to = great extent bs rich in 70
sources, the constant cropping With one o.
more kinds Of grain destroys the propor-
ton Of elements and renders return Of
some of the material taken from the soil
, imperatively necessary. And W are in.
clined to urge this upon the attention oi
our readers. We are glad to see IL some
farm yards, composss- scue fields nscsiv
ing the mAssrs from the stable, and rap.
p:dly growing disposition to adhere to aud
obey the laws which govern manure. He,
processes are compensatory. She return,
to the soil IN another form, perhaps. bu,
surely, what she has taken from il Iii.
law Of compensation must not be broker,
If " should retain the productive powe,
Of the soil. A system Of culture which
breaks this Law, will Soon cause the cult
ssasor- to seek new country. Pfairi.
Farmer. sEt t..E@ .5
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4rirNt;ftc grgertcan,
PROSPECTS,.
Vol. IA BeSins September IL, 1855.
Mechanics. Inventors. Manufacturers
#."aS and Farmers.

YI>ItE Scientific Amefic:. has na. reached ;ts por
i teenth Year. and will enter upou a New N,Iua,.
on the lith OF Sertemhcr Ut is the only week1v
publication of the kind now 's>ucd in this .nurtry
and II has \ very extensive ritsursti n in III ~
states Of The MON 1t is not sVne might SIM
pose from Its title, dry ahS-rust Nar, On ;,!,u!al
silence on the contrary. it deals wi h th. rr-s;
events Eeihg on III the sc3alIitt. NE harirai and
Industrial worlds, II please and >ttt-i ,,
II the Mechanic or Ar'izan wishes ~ fuow The lest.
mach me IN use or hpp to make anN suls, ,uea I'm
poyed in his busine>s-if The rou>rWis. wishes -
ofimproyements-ift the Ma 4u!aet ater wsbs a.. ..,
posted with the times, and to KEEP posted with ths
ties IN his businessif the Man Of Lei r and study
wishes To Keep himself familiar With the n,ugf.s:
made in the chemical laboratory or Ia The eou&tr,,r.
ton OF telaSraphs. steams hips railroads r.o,,a.
mowers aud Thousand o. her MAJ hines and am a,,
res, both OF ptat. and war-a', these 3.Sfi,y ~,
te found IN the Scientific Americr n aud aa els trIy,
They are here presented IN n reliable and i,
furH. adapted to thu preher sion of minds m,
learned in the higher branches suieuce asasrt
TERMS :-t'ne c1r-. bre year. 81: one c,ry Il,
months. 81: five copies, six tbs 81: Ten com
SIX months, -; ten c.les twelve Ia inS ,l5 rf
tssn copies twelve mn,tha 81; tu,.ttv eapias
twelve months, IS, in sisance fg
Specimen copies sent uitaitss ~ ~ pc; ion -
southern and W e>t.rn money. or Postage Slau,ns
taken fnr suhsc,inti ms f## # - ="
Va Letters sLn ui be- directed to
MUM x c.. rs Fulton >treet
ksr Messrs Nnua a 20. are extensively surngsi
IN procuring patents for rev inventions and IL
advise inventors. without charge in r,rarl 10 ths
novelty oil their imI oseui.nts E
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-17

Among drove Of cattle fattened 10
Woodbury., Conn. and destined to New
York market. are some enormously fat
ones, two yoke weighing upwards Of TO-
600 pounds.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-17

II 10 presented that Hamlet krew some.
thing about sachre, since he save" How
absolute the kaavs 10; ~ must speak by
the card
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-17
A Glri-Waunae1a

IMMEpIATgLY to do genera, homework in = small
1 fAmf'y 70 Such ons. with good recommends.
tons, good wags viii b giysn. sDnquire Of
Dec. 3, 1859. 5a'-=s 2 J0AN II. CHARLES
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-17

To KEEP DUsT FROM CREAM.-TAke
rattans and make hoops little larger
than the pans 1strstch thin muslin across,
thin enough to admit some air. but no,
flies and mites. Cover the milk with these
as soon as ]: is cool, and they will prove
Of great value.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-17

MANAGING AND FEEDiNG WoRKlSe Ok
! sx.-Oxen working on Stone. drag, ON
shs FOOT Of : plough, on the sledge,tongue
cart spire, or twitcbing stone OF timber,
should sarry their heads up, ~ this sna.
bles. them to do this work much easier !;
those that work - leaders, forward or
other oxen, should carry their heads low,
and have the yoke the right lesgtb, let The
bows suit the neck; the yoke and bows 10
the leaders should be set little snuggsr
than the nib oxen. Never use the whip
> bat from necessity. When about to strike
the ysung steer or oxen, ask yourself.
s"Will he know what strike him for ~
: Let each OK have name, and be sure he
knows his name. Never speak word to
an OK without meaning have particu-
lar word to start your team by, that all
may start together. Never hurry your
team while riding behind them. lest they
learn to haul apart. The best feed for
oxen at hard work, is to give to each two
quarts Of meal, wet, mixed with good
chopped hay, three times day, and Is
much hay - they viii eat; this is ,b.
highest feed working oxen ought to have,
and on this they win work every day.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-17

INTEREST paid on Deposits; Eastern and Euro
j pean Exchange bought and sold Land ente, ed
m time 1t low rates OF int rest Land Antspur
chas ID and soid at the Banking and Agency Office Of
aug.4 E#5F ~ GEO. WEARE
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-17
Ion YOUR WIFE, DAUGHTER,
IL Sister or Friend E# tA
I. .. NN II Z 4 :
Notttc MaHa3tur.
DAKOTA CITY POTTERY.

M ESsttS. ZlEGi.ER EGkHARr,sof the Dakota
4Vl City Pottery. take the present opportunity OF
ssytng 10 this merchants snd pubiir genera ~ THAI
they will continue IN the business here tuare aud
having increased their facilities ,stled to man
ufacturs a larger amount Of stonewsre. aud of the
best quality. Returning thanks Tor the liberal rat.
ronage bestowed upon the old firm they respect liz
solicit eou,inusnre % thu. SAME for INC new a nd
they will enitsyor 10 retain IL h prompt sxecu,ou
Of their ordsrs e which They VII carefully attend at
ali times. tive them acaH.
Dakota city, n. T., Nov. II, iSSs TT
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NOTICE

II hessky given that the eopartnership heretofore
i existing under tbe name and style Of Frost odd
Co. has this day been Dissolved By mutssl consent
All ps' soHs indebted to said late hrm request
ed 10 calf 1t the ONCE and settle, aud all persons
having claims against 1t will please present them.
siou1 City April 18th Is &
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-17

the common name for broken wind in the
horse, is susceptible Of great alienation
BY attention to the character and quantity
Of food to be eaten by the animal, as eve
ry ono knows. If = horse, suffering from
this disease ia allowed 70 distend his
stomach at his pleasure, with dry food en-
tirely. and then to drink cold water ad Ii
blum, be is nearly worthless. Blu: If his
food be moistened, and be be allowed to
drink moderate quantity only st tine,
the disease is much less troublesome.
A still further alienation Of the heaves
may be Obtained from the use of raw, fat.
salt pork, from time to time. l do not SAY
that the heave, can be cured by the use of
salt pork, but aleviated still more than BY
feeding wet food without the pork.
Commence with piece Of pork, say .
cubic inch. chopped very fine and mixed
with the wetted grain or cut feed, twice q
day for tive or three days. Then from day
70 day, increase the quantity and cut less
fine, until there is gwen with each feed,
such . slice as usually by farmers wife
il cut for frying. nearly as large as your
hand, cut into fifteen or twenty pieces.
Continue this fortwo weeks. and the horse
is capable of any ordinary work withou.
distress, and without showing the heaves.
have experience and observation for the
past ten years - proof Of tho above
Country Gentleman.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-17
1000 ACRES

nF choice Farming Lands situatsd near the Du.
" buque and Pacific Railroad, In Sac county, Iowa
Also 1900 Acres Of good lanI, advantsy, ousiy
situated, in Woodbury. county, Iows--will lie sold
cheap BY GEO. WEARE.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-17

- Produce Of oil kinda taken .. thi
ofhce.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-17

slaa - sTsa saa-- 500
atE
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-17

Pixies Peak Laid in the Shade
WILL SELL the foil, wing Real Estate AT sneb
low Rgarss ~ Will ''astanish the ia lives y
One lss proved 6hase A Onawa. s
4 Lots Ira steWnrtss Addition 10 Ne.
~ Otaes. 70 HU.}HaI=& E#F Ft'.
0nr Lot On Pearl street, sioux Citx,
The Best tract or Land Ia Mn.isr
cOWnty, lsssA. aYe9ssx.g4&4eI =
fersnns who have County Wsrrsrtpor Cash can
get hsrsan by FALLING on lhe whhthc sania hetttp
ths ist of August. EIlaJs@e shnl SE NV y
July II. JOAN n. CuARLIS
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-17

banking the Public for the liberia. heretofore extended
r purchases at this house Possessing facilities for buying goods unvald
other establishments
enabled to save the profits paid to the Wholesale Merchant by buying exclusively
Having
Retail Merchant complete supply all articles needed this D |
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-17

MILK CHURNs OR CANs-It 10 some.
times trouble for milkmen to keep these
properly clean. A correspondent Of the
Germantown Telegraph gives the following
receipt for the best kind Of soap to clean
the inside of ehusn or can:
Take half dozen pounds Of rosin
soap, half dozen pounds Of soda, add to
this seven gallons soft water, bring it TO .
boil let Il cnol and il is fit FIR use. Put
little Of this soap in the shurn with bsi...
ing water, and shake it Up and down .
few times, 1t is better cleaned then q
half hours work with other soap would
make il.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-17
Not Ice.
Notice.

1 IL persons indebted TO me requeetsd 10 eatl
"A without delay, settle and SAVE COSTS. hav.
rsesd ny ela inns In The hands q PAtrick Robb for
collection who Is authorized to receive and scknowl
edge paymsst Of The sAns. y s.74ss sgsts
HIRAM NELSON
Sioux City. Nay 7sth 1850. TIHFs
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-17

Hay FOR WISrEsISG HoGs.-A cores
pendent Of the Rural New Yorker saws
I'm your issue of the 2sth, there is copied
a,shprt paragraph from correspondent Of
the American Farmerin laudation Of Sors
hum for fat,e ming hogs The statement of
the write: calls to mind fact touching
the practice Of farmer not u thousand
miles away, viz, that be winters his
shoats on mere hay Alone. As com pared
with corn, in all grass regions hay is
nessurably cheap, and this method saves
all expenditure for anything that is
adapted to the Eanimsl's nesds. and leaves
them in the spring (if the vital spark still
lingers) ia excellent condition" to devour
anything eatable that they can find on
seven farms When we can winter hogs
on hay, summer them by stealing, and fat
ten them with Sorghum, pork must inevi-
tably be cheap. rs tt*4A42yJ