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Tu, m1 s.sr., 49,. n NV nay aooDs.
-1s.dsy ..ss-irx Js.s "a 1875
* II. JENKINS will open this morning, from
suction and ohss a:ss ,hs following cheap
Bafzor5es and Bareres for IS esn
Rich Illuminated Baizorn-- IA. worth Soc
Es'ra Paris Baixones esn,s cost 20 npo
earefe Shawl, 2 yds. square. slas
Rich large shawts and searE, a.. Ae
Iephofn Bonnets. $3.50. 900 and 2so
Straw Bonusts. all prices
Csheoes S, Q. 2, 10. I2t cts and nser
Bonnet Cap AMI Neck I.5bons
fower,, wrrstIs and Good.
f's cheap Domestic shusr And
InsG Cotton oznaburrs Akron and Cheeks Linen
shecise. nom 10 yards VIDE Napkins Towelnss
rasos and UahrenaG
Great for cash NJ l,s and retail
JeH " JENKINS.
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NEW GROCERY STORE,

INHE subscribers have taken tho ssorc former.
occupied by Messrs 4 Son. below the
Bell Tavern for the Of Conducting
mission bushes We have and Keep on h,nd
general assortment Of Family Groceries, which we
invite the attention OF friends and public generally GU,
goods consist in part Of ~
quality s' " '"e ""e''
Mocha, Java and Laguayra Coffee
Woosey Woorey best loaf puverised and er.hed Sugar
=, Cron. Porto Rico and N Sugar
Hull n Sons best Soap
DO. Variegatod do
No. MaekereI
choice lot sardncs
ReEalia and Principe sega-
Bakers Cocoa AMI Chocolate
NO ~ Carolina fIerrings
Painted Buckets and Bnooms
a great variety OF Specs
Letter and Foolscap Paper
Bes, London and French Mustard
Patent and Plain Sperm Candies
London and Philadelphia Porter in pts and qts
Manila and Spanish Mats
Connecticut shad half bbs
City Cured Bacon. Hog Round
LIQUORS.
French Apple and Peach brandy Of the finest quality
Holland DIN
Old jamaica Rum
Richardson's Rye Whisky
Madeira and Sicily Madeira Wine
Port, Caret Sherry aud Malaga do
ana ah other goods belonging to the Grocery Trade.
We sso tender friends and the puh
ray for the sale o Produce pioe 10 use every steon
obtain the highest market price.
~ NJ TEMPLEsAN
- WIN. n. RADCLIFFE.
- III No. & doorsb efo,y RAM
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CHEAP DRY GOODS!

WIZ ZIt 1910.
AN opening this supply sprirs Cod.
bought n tep r-dseed which sei 90
low 'o'nsr prices TOT easbzvins principally
enables 3, such pr,css .nosr.s INV AZ
sorment Will be FOUND
Handsome Bazosioe-. only 57ic. pr I'd
D,frosine Lawns md Ma.kns. 1850 20 SHE
5000 yts Calico. from s.c dnr.t
sop-r Irish Linens. 3ile To 81 ss pryd
Bbsaebed and Brrwn Cotons ca o 10 DC I'd
Bod Taekirs Cheeks nd Lin~as
Blue and yellow Nankssns. l.o t9ie Dc I'd
bps Mid styie spnnx Cas<imeres, very cheap
hsfrels and safia vessinEs
Cot,nn and Linen Good. snitable for boys wsar
White CalnSrie-. Musins aad Lawns
Bosbet RiAaBds fSoven,
And many euler goods equally cheap for cash
myaa No ,, Main ..s.., oooo.,, ,ss a.,..,.
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.

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- sass& n ADVANCE. - -sr
Asvs.uass-ror aAsss nscs tosis i.-se. ssss;
sws s.soss 81 iss isss ns'oas 81 SCI md saeess
10 insertion. - eenta- tt....
rsan~isns adversssrs nsst pay In advance.
r- suber q nssrtion. Of AdvrisrDeus .sssA
NJ % shsy viii be inserted until ordered Be stopped sAa
- seeord.s1. 90 ord.n s,op n writing
Arnssi Advertisers charged ESQ
poportoa Tor advertisements of
usss< and Losssv Dealers who charged $780, paper
sna~d.l
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w RAPPING PAPER, for tea, hardware. dry
goods, shoes drugs nj COMMON Can I'd I-t.
fine Envelope Yellow and Blue Medium Deny Ledger Papers
&c for sale al low prices by
my 90 DAVENPORT AZ ALIEN
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Additional Supply Of New Spring ard Summer
DRY GOODS.
WE are now receiving and opening, a second
supply Of comprising many new and
beautiful SYKES purchased the lowest
soil al whoiesae rrts Moderate eos-a
part call Be found enumerated below:
Esta supefhne printed Baizorines and Rarckes
DO DO black and second mourning do
SUPER French and ElISton Ginzhams aDd Lawns
do black and white do Asd Bsizorine do
heh laced striped. and plaid huiins
PAN braid, tucked. and embroidered Robes
super PLAIN Ind sripsd blue black and
no French and Amsric Prints. all prices
Printed Jaeobes, Lawn and Muslin Ginshams
Ren Hernanne and nareee shaws and seaTfs
Do Lace Polka. and Satin striped do
Nett Sha~ls s>aifs. and FsIey Handkerchief
LADIES' thick AMI white silk and Hose
Thread French, and Lss- Laees Egines In-rtings
Embroidered, ivory. paper and palm leaf Pans
Chain and sp.rai Gimp, bonnet and cap Ribbapds
IlsiT, Erass slosh. Victoria ard cnrded Skirts
Extra neh worked ColAs and low rtie.Jco
Long and shou DIE; Cloves and fingered Miis
En1rodered hems;tehed Linen Hdkfs
supsrlne ish she-iins. Irsh Linen Lawn
Table Dauask, Napkins. and brown and Cloths
Defni Veis, ard black and white M!its. ali qualities
Super Wool blk Cloths and CaxsifEerrs. andi fancy
sufeThne medium and low priced Drilnrs
Dap de Ets, Cape Canl.t and French Summer
Satin. Vacnta. Msr-eiies and I.ans Vestnxs
Heavy krenlins, CtaouaceS ard Jeans
Wnh eonslste o
mssnes al Of which will be sold cheap for
VALENTINE, BREEDEN c.,
my0 Broad street sboetoe Hin.
ENREsff BUTrER.-2O kegs Goshen Butter fresh and
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From the United States Gazette,
MOUNTAIN SCENERY.
BY JULIAN cRANEK,


Morning amid the mountains. Darkness rests
Like thick mantle on the depths below,
While Inc Erst gories of The coming sun
Battle all the topmost heights IN yellow Light.
Clouds roll their misty ba,tlemenIs between
Their huge proportions creeping lazily
AUng the Courses Of the winding streams
Bursting at last into thousand wreaths,
That float like gossamers, and melt away
Til all hath vanished: but the grassy slopes,
That oil night long have lain in their embrace.
The token Of their ueacherous dalance wear
And sparkle coidlY in tue gi,iering Irost.
The stiffness of the grave is not more shll
Than is the calm Of this auumnal morn:
The mountain stream alone that hath not ceased
lis native music since its primal birth,
Hath here Voice; this, Ger the ragged rocks,
PouTs its clear waters, and the leaping spray
la every atom hath note Of song.
Not yet the bird hath left its downy nest
Dor hath the insect trimmed its busy wing--
As lay Creation. the breath Of God
Had filed It's bounds with animated life,
So are these mountains in their solitude!
But sh! falls the early woodlands axe,
And soon the stout oak groans beneath bis blows
Waking the sumbering echoes in their cells,
Whose hollow voices from each crag reply.
The bold bald eagle from his eyrie starts,
And one hTm foot advancing, gfeets the day.
liz pondereas wiag well Plumed, he irst essay.
a cfcling flight TO try his strength, thea scars
With graceful action 90 the upper clouds.
This Is the signal for the neaner broods,
Which, tumbhng from their meats with busy hnsto,
Dart hero and there across each others paths,
Filling the air with most enchanting melody.
The buzZing bee is out, and oil the tribe
OF insects with their myriad shapes and hues,
Yet miss | something from this splendid scene
Flowers bloom not amid these wniry wlds-
Their sweet shor: lives ore over; shall ial,
And ice shall gather every ledge
Making these pleasant places terrible
Ere they peep forth again; cen now there rests
misty mantle on yon lofty peak,
That shall not melt but with next summers sun.
Oh heart-;hat through Icing years Of bitterness
Hast gfopod toy wcsry way-hers be tTcst.
Mans change nor Women's laiihessness hath power
To gneve thee hcre--where all that fills the mind
Inspires the secret longings Of the sou
For higher, holitr being.
On the Blue Ridge. Virginia, Oct. 3, lsI5.
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THE MENAGER!E!

There quite sensation in Richmond yes
terday at the arrival Of Raymond * Warnings
Menagere. Such multitudcs crowded Mayo's
Bridge 10 see the two magnificent Elephants ford
James River--ior those sagacious animals will
not set foot a bridge fearing it may be crush
ed under their weIght-that some apprehension
was entertained of break down. They forded
below the bridge, with infinite caution and de.
liberation.
The Menagerie is established on Council
Chamber Hill, and is an exhibition worthy of be-
ing seen by. and innocent and instructive to all
Yet it is painful too, 10 witness The ceaseless at
tenPts for liberty, made by the prisoners. The
Chinese Pheasants are rarely beautiful; but Ser
geant Crane is Of opinion that the Monkeys are
best worth the penny worth. from the odd contras
between the melancholy Il their couutenance,
and their fantastic tricks.
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TnE oUTRAGEs IN GREENE


The Norwich Telegraph gives the following, a reis.
bic Of the circumstances which supposed
have connection with the attempts
der Mrs. Burdick aud Mrs. Vsus-Phi. u. s. Gazette.
a Mrs Bolt was abducNd-ss is belieyed-from a farm
owned by John Johnson lying In Triangle and occupied
by j. ). Bolt, (tho husband u the woman.) in May,
1874. She has yet been heard from, md probably
mover will DO aipe. Mr.. Bolt and family had Jus removed
from this town. where he had worked several yesrs Tor
Mr.. j. Mfs. Baxter tmohof Of Mrs. Burdck, who was
taken the swamp three weeks ego, nearly dead
under arrest occupies and has occupied asmal house
Mr.. Johhson's farm, few rods Norm Of tho main farm
house, for long time pest.
oni6ndng Mrs Burdick lately married. the 3Jth ofsept
by Darby Juand and Others in The situation above allu
dcd to, Mrs Baker expressed suspicion Of one Samuel
Ysrs living at SUilhvo Flats saying that he pad bis adj
dresses Mrs. Burdick who had refused his hand, and
ai he said in her presence Augusta should
1--we be enjoyed by shy else vordsi this Purpof
Tue citizens II Greene sent Wednesday morning
inquire Vars's whereaboul tie day u the Outrage
The messenger WY, while V. and bis wife wero
actually coming down 70 visit and sympshise with Mrs
| by another.
i'wSs aseerisnod Ihst he he'd been OF home about hi'
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We had occsson,s short time since. TO refer strand
Of that had been wrought Of Vgnis Iron Since
that notice. we have been favored with specimen Of the
bssstful wire, and have at office, where It msy
be eeen.
The piece from which little sample has been taken,
originally miles in length Our thanks due 10
friend Nj Maxwell Of Esston, Penn, for his kindness
In sending evidence, in the piece Of wire Of what
can be drawn out Of the bowels Of Virginia earth We
have never seen specimen Of peer wire than that
before
IL brief note accompanying the wire Mr. NJ. gives il
- hs opision that Virginia Iron peculiarly adapted for
he msnuseure Of wire. lie also states iha, sample Of
che wire referred Co. hiss been exhibited Of the Franklin
Is.Bto Pnsds and spoken Of Ia the highest terms
We will show the wire 10 possession, to oil who wish
10 zee u, with great pleasure.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-30

TAKE MY HAT!-An enthusiastic New Yorker
lately made visit TO the Lakes and after witne ssing
storm on old Ontario found himself safe aud sound the
brink OF the mighty What he did there thus
related by the Rochester American:
Ga morning Of proceeded TO tho Anne
rican tali-not word was said by comp anton. w.
next went 10 the Horseshoe FALL aud after gazing for
some minutes its untold submity each seemed anx
ious 10 hear expression OF the frat impressions Of our
hero He stood like statue, perfectly motionless.
saw the blood rushing his head His eyes and face
snmed .ost fearful expression. started towards him
not lte alarmed end about ke bis arm, when he
suddenly raising his hand his head violently throwing Its
covering Into the cataract, excaming "there-take my
hatr'
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United States Marshal for HE Southern District
.. of Alabama.

p. Of Alabama.
Col. Vim. Armistead, Marshal of this District
has been removed by Mr.. Polk. Col. A. was APP
pointed by Tyler-is native of King s. Queen,
and special good fellow, worthy, upright and mo-
dest man. He was a Democrat too--a Tyler De-
mocrat. voting for Polk, OF not voting at all, in
1874. But, Mr.. Polk has required him to walk
the plank, in obedience to his memorable proscrP
ton Of the TyleridnS-that is, Of those who Ger.
family elected him
IL is not often that we retributive Justice
executed 80 promptly and unsparngy, as has
been the case with the Tylerians. That sort of
justice, is like poetic justice, apt to be delayed and
deferred for great length Of time, and when it
falls TO be rather indistnct and 10 leave doubt
whether it be retributivc, or only the consequence
Of accidental causes. Mr.. Polk has left no such
doubt to hang over his acts. Summary Justice,
inflicted upon we'll defined and avowed princi.
pie, has overtaken the adherents of the Traitor
every where, some of them estimabe men, who
had no fault save only that they owed their ad
yancenent to him, whose public life was lie in
yiev Of the American People, and whose favor
was stigma and contamination So oyerpower.
ing il this sentiment with Wings and Democrats,
that Mr.. President Polk has only failed to incur
censure with some OF other when he has brought
n Tylerite to the Gulotine. We speak collective.
ly: There were many of Mr.. Tyler's appoint
ments unerce ptionable but their individual worth
could not save them, or excite peryading sym.
pathy at their fate.
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CANAL ABOVE LYNcusURG.


IT., EN-, =,
"o ioho"ihS Is the aucic from 'nc L." -"
burg Nirginian, alluded to in another column, but
NOT ,h..o Lo.,,,s. I, ,,,s ,,,;.,id for Oh,
- '
moment:
"lf a railroad be more advantageous than a canal we
wodld lriends OF the Whig and other gen
cmen that Who hold the opinion, that the sub
son OF the Tor the other ought take place the
point Richmond; for the obvious reason, the
FIRST place, that the inferior improvement ought be
rid OF rs coon possible and for the further that
should the road be hereafter extended to Richmond
s~i doubtless be the esse) the extension OF the cana
road Will Of course afford mpe means of Carrying predue,
and merchandise and iro while the will be still lef
te,' y" ""' ''' P''''' ''-' '''' " '"''
Great stress, aware, laid. by the advocates
s, L OF ,ne e'na AT tas. 10 ON ns
upon that part Of the line above ynehburg which
hey argue viii be lost should 1t be unfinished But tins
hrst place we are informed BY renemsn who has an init
knowledge Of what he asserts that utterly destroyed
no., .s,, 70 r,ns, me n;a,x c.sS,nsd hv s.hs,. any
natural decay than i, did originally to construct it; but
what Is o. Jar greater poanee we are sssured 'nat u,e
il completed upon the present pan first inunda-
ton will 10 all probability sweep 1t away, we are told.
Of the canal were several feet under water in July Is4a-
and this be the TACT OF WHICH We are assured from an
severe in The prosecutor of thai work on the present level
even cahsi e"""uno"iVh were P'c'c'ao'e W ie'-
m ~ ~ s,a Iy ,s, n,. 49,. :, hn
canal should be made Buchanan then, higher level
must DC iound waen wi necessarily tenae' INC previous
augment vastly the cost Of its construction beyond the
mer estimates The money wasted upon this par. Of the
determining the future policy OF the State in relation to the
central improvement and il it shall be decided 'hst rail
lanes river 70 the Ohio Is demanded by the want. of The
country and the welfare of the State let it he commenced
mere, ~ ee pom, "nele e IS Sans anu
,r..-....
~ ,;...
~. C...' w. -, 49, ~
'''i'' III 'ns NY y" ''u"esue "s' '"0
ana the I'd 10 ma se'eral OF those VINO ensaSeu
IN the discussion, and whose inciinat'ons ana
judgments were known to be hostile TO Canals,
yet conceding that the Canal must be carried to
Buchanan! We cannot understand the moral
or rational coercionl If the system is ,crong. it
10 IN. more wr,,g the farther il il pusbed. II
;, = 80, ,.S,. CO. -, pn.honan, Vb,. ,o,
80 "' WY s''p ~ 1rN, NJ:
advance 70 Cocins'o" 10 Tue "feehoiie' nNei
10 the hanawha!
The truth Is that mems judgments nave oee"
swayed too much by two iauacious PreconceT
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OFFICIAL.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
William Monroe, register Of the land oice for the dis
ct of land subIscto sale Clinton, Missouri vice VIII
liam Patterson deceased.
Tbos. Hartley Crawford Judge Of the criminal
for the District Of Columbia in the place Of James Dunlop,
resigned.
William Modill, Of Ohio Commissioner o. Indian AZ
fairs, the place Of Thomas Hartley Crawford resigned
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DIED.


On the 9Th October, 1915, in Buchanan Bootour
~, Mrs. CLARA 6. KEAN, wife Of DR.. Ohio w. hean,
aged 80 years.
la the death Of this excellent lady, void hos been left
in the society which she moved, and in the ccngfcga
ton of Christians Of which she a devoted member
while to whom she had greatly endeored herself by
the Fpnghuntss VI her conversation aud by her kindly
sympathies made sadly 10 her departure.
Her death may be regarded sudden end, after be-
coming the mother Of an infant When oil seemingly
we'll with her, and when her friends rejoicing in the
hope Of her speedy return perfect health, she seized
with fever which gradually away her 9Th, aud
az the end Of week numbered her with the deadthus
aioding another instance Of the uncertainty OF human life
and the inmstion Of the importance Of being always pre-
pared for death.
Though the enemy approached her very insidousy
she was yet nor unPrepared Tor his comngreyng in tho
efficacy Of the blood Of Jesus Christ cleanse the soul
from and present potcs, before God she entertain
ed eBs for the future but resigned her spirit with com.
posuro into the hands q her Rodcemer and in peace bid
adiou 10 oil that . earthly.
May those whom she has left behind prepare to follow
her TO her happy home above She his urged hou do
-; for the blessed hope of the christian which ami
mated her IN life aud ohooted her in DEATH s for them II
they will believe, for il IL written"i the resurrection
aud the fe he a bcIeveth IN me, though no were dead
yet shall he live. and wbOsoeyer lyeh and beleyeih in
me, shall never de-
The Louisville papers will please copy.
On the 2jh instant Of Pulmonary Consumption. ~ to
residence u Dr. William Crump in Powhaan county, Va
IN the l7th year Of her ugo, Mes MaEI OrwAy CRusP.
youngest daughter VI the late Mr. Mana Crump Of Man
chester. Va.
IN THIS Civ' on Iueday evening, October 25th 1870
Mrs. Ans Gown, of Mr.. Thomas Cowin TIE
deceased consistent disciple Of the Universal Savior
and died in the calm aud peaceful triumph u Gospe Faith
member Of the Uniyefssbst nomination. she adorned
her profession by wclordered life and cody converse
ton.
The public particularly the friends Of the family are in
utcd 20 attend her funeral al the Uniyersas Church.
4 Friday morning, t3is irst) att o'clock.
| Prom the Aisbams Review
| MASONIC.
| ~ regular communication Of Union Iodge No 20
| inc following proceedings we're had.
where's the painiul Indulgence Of the death Of
ae br0er CHAsLEs W. kass has reached Us, and where
s his memory is endoarcd TO ~ BY many associations
| Therefore,
| Resolved, That the brethren Of Union Lodge No e
the usual badge of mourning thirty dave in es.
mony of their respect for his memory
Resolved 1hs the Secretary Of this Lodge Jofequre,
TO furnish copy Of these resolutions s befeaved ielp
tons.
Resolved, That copy Of thoso resolutions be publish
ed w the River State Review, with request that III
be seme be re.publisbtd ia the Richmond papers.
JAS. WHITE, see'y
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AUCTION GOODS.

AUCTION GOODS.
A DO2 Linen Canb Hdk6, al i2i, IL and IS cts
Nv 100 wooIlen Caps ioi worth IS.
SO pieces Bonnet Ritand, oay I'd per I'D.
do Negro leans. % per I'd.
plaid Linseys. from l2l 10 25
20 do scarlet rtannels, al Is
81 do satDett from IS Oh per I'd.
10 do - white FlanneI.. very heavy only IS and y.
80 bleaehedable Diaper, only SO IT, worth q Cd.
~ do mOVtsing Prints, at 12i cts, worth Is
% - Furniture Diraity, cheap.
co do Mouslin, low as 1Sl, worth Is cts
do cord Csmbres at % cts per I'd
500 pairs of Negro blankets goSd article. for eat eta
90 DO Whitney do very cheap
go do ~ Roc. a only s5 the pair.
1000 yards bleaehed shifting. bargain.
20 ps Cloihs and Cassusres, all prices.
An 81 goods besides oers not here enusrad.
purchased sac6ees Al auction for cash spd
viii be disposed Of AZ the for ready money
we belisye quick sspenee better haa slow shilling" Wa
wise win prove sufficient II you want bargains
cail .t the Cheap Of EDRIa BERKLRY,
oe W No ~. Main Street. Richmond. Va.
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T ARGE STOCK or SUPERIOR PIANO

r ARGE STOCK OF SUPERIOR PIANO
- FoRTEsour assortment Of Piano Fore- large
be met with already finished NJ the best manufactures Norh AMI
offer thsm for nile favorable There risk
IN purchasing Piano ~ th-m equal 10
made Frequent tests have this They sod
a subject IN be returned good POr durability and
exquisite refersnoo made whom
instruments Piano Forss ski
fnl manner. NASH a wOODHOUsE,
Book dealers Stationary and Music,
1877 Main ~ Riebuotd Va oeq
u,NOR aEHrLEMEN.-songrmvs FrrHas-Just 10 hand
~ NJ Of Miles and beautiful ehanneled Boots
Those o. Boo, combining both durability and beauty,
will pess~ ave mo a cali JUDAH MYERS,
os 70 ~ Main Street.
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pAdvertsements intended fos morninss Pepper
DO brought before o'clock the previous evening
insure and those fcs Monday mornings pa
per Saturday.
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NEW BOOKS.

Messrs. J. W. Randolph < Co. have sent US, Harpers'
Illustrated edition Of the Wandering Jew; also the Illus
taled Shakespeare and XIh part Of Practical Medicine