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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-05
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- T,,.s MrlLKR--We had IN later
y. ~ rornips with the ehesiFoi BsriiaEton CO.
..ssstus The case.of Ohm Muller. who VS. Dfooen'
III. NV from Port M Prince. lew wcehs since,
ne q ia own declaration that he mufdsrco msa
~ Cirv 10 been eck afoas Ia the victnhy 10 wnaes
,ss AFFAIR b represented ~ having taken psss, so
nc one there remembers such man o. Nue. =
Mallhe,ser L still living, and Meyer and ne ssa
ehs coucerniag The wife OF the fo,msr ~. .sr
\ such man remembered. The affair 10 certsis,y
aoss angular one. The scf accused MURDER us
erery strsieht story ofthc conmisson O. ne crime
I'D the circumstances instisatng i, ana ne va
s~sr coined we'll connected story, and located II
xnone persons and things which had . reel tangi-
Ne existence. The poor wretch h IA Mo grave,
snd hs strange story will probably renlxn forever
In unsolved mystery, sg.sssz 5. & Il
{ '~@''--ts-4 philadelphia Ba,lssin, Friday.
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KyNKEL's OPERA TRoUPE.-The eleventh and A.
nal concert of this talented troupe transpired last
eyeninR to one of the most brilliant audiences ever
collected within the walls of the National" Their
reception not only in this city but the entire South
has been 20 strongly marked by the presence of the
moro refined and discriminating assemblsges, and so
generally applsuded by all classes of our citizens,
to become the theme of comment among those E
acouainted with the material of which the band 10
composed. Its gentlemaniy and energetic conduc-
tor Geo. Kunkef, ESQ, despising the arts of char
latautry and relying upon the taste and Of
his southern audiences, selected musicians of
qusled professional sttainments and has reaped his
reward In popularity which few may hope to rival.
To Jshn T. Ford his energetic and urbsne agent no
little of bis success may be fairly attributed. They
app -sr on Thursday at Richmond.-Wash. Union, Sa-
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NOTICE.-The subscribers have remov-
IN ed their Foundry to H. Baldwin's Machine
Shop, near HaxaiPs Mills.
We return sincere thanks for the liberal PCT
ronage bestowed upon us heretofore and hope for !.
continuance Of the same from old customers and
q generous public.
We are prepared to make all kinds bf CASTING
patch.
au 24-1m* EDDENS l. RRANNAN.
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REDUCTION OF THE PRICE OF GUANo-Our agri-
eutuYists will be gratied observe, by the adver
tise meut of Messrs Bareda Brother that they have
reduced the price of guano from ~ to s5 per ton,
according to the amount of purchase. The prices
Fixed are for to TONS $58 cash; to 10 tons, $50,
cash; to 20 toms $751; CASH q to % TONS $50 cash;
larger quantities are sold at SO, with credit OF
price heretofore has been $5 and the agents refused
to soil lots of less than so tona-Bah. Ameyicnn.
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E'OR STORAGE.-D. B. BRIDGFORD
4 cos WAREHOUSES;, corner 10Th and Wa
ger streets on the Dock for storage of Cotton Coffee
Crates, and every description of Merchandise These
are h'at,class Warehouses, Quilt by the late John
the largest size can discharge in front of the house
within Oh feet OF the door, there being about IA feet
OF water. Apply to
au Is n r RPJporOpD
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ENERAL AGENCY FOR THE
W SALE AND PURCHASE OF 4AND:-GEo

ENERAL AGENCY FOR THE
" SALE AND PURCHASE OF DAND.-GEo-
w READ and POWHATAN BOULDIN offer their
services to the Public as GENERAL AGENTS for
the SALE AND PURCHASE OF LAND in the
State of Virginia generally, and particularly in mid
die and Western Virginia; also, in the South and
Southwestern States Their location is not far from
the junction of the Richmond and Danville and
Southsde Railroads, which afford an easy access to
the m ost desirable lands in the State. One of the
subscribers was once extensively engaged 10 the
practice of Law, which is some guarantee that the
titles will be well and the papers accu-
ratey pre pared; the otheris at this time engaged in
the practice of the legal profession The services of
one of the memberso of the concern may at all times
be commanded to vie lands at the instance of pur
chaser or seller Surveys will be attended to for dis
tant purchasers, and the subscribers viii be qualified
lures of particular districts both regards their
the land to be made to the parties to the contract
although advice will be freely given as to facilities
payments if desired, will be made through the sub
scrihers Their Office is at Charlotte G n. Address
READ BouLDIN. GEO w, READ,
POWHATAN ROULDIN
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CONFECTIONERY
l. subscribers will in few days be prepared at the
their gular line of boats to Lynchburg. Having
the most contiguous location to steamer and vessel
landings conside able drayage may be saved by ship
ping by our line.
Liberal arrang ements will be made with merchants
in the city who have merchandise and produce to
forward. LEE Co.
an y On the Deck
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SNEAD & COOKE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Gh1rlofyespiUe Tn

OH0FtOttESDtHe, va.
.THE undersigned having formed q 90.
l. partnership for the practisasof Law In AIbs-
marie, will practise eguiariy In the County and Cir.
cult Courts of said County and also In the District
Court, held In Charlottesville.
All professional business entrusted to the firm viii
receive the attention of both parties.
e. Claims secured and collected, and remittsnees
promptly made.
BURWELL w. SNEAD,
RICHARD IVANHoE COOKE
Address b. w. SsEAD, Charlottesville, or h. l.
COOKE, Palmyra, Fluvsnna, Va.
BURWELL w SNEAD will also re sularly attend
the County and Circuit Courts of Fiuvnnns and will
give his prompt attention to all professional business
entrusted TO him In that county.
REFERENCES:
New YoRE-Mess,s. orsenwsy, Brothers Co;
Compton Turner: J. n. JsHrey \ Sons; Robertson
Hudson; Ward, Babcoek Co; Ely Mysstt, y. {
Co.; Levi Cook Co.; A. h frothine ham Co.; Hen.
rys Smith and Townshend; Beebe Co
BALrIMoRE-Msesrs Bsusher, Fisher CO.. Ball,
Chriss Il Co.
Rlcascsp-Ms.srs. wsIdsworth, Turner = Co;
Parker, Bsyly q Nimmo, Warren 4 Perkins; Kent,
Paine b Kent; Hubbard, Gardner 4 Co; Dssns 4
Brown; Thcs Chas Ellis; Geo. w. Grsttsr; w. y.
6utier + CO.. John N. Gordon Son; Fisnsssan,
Stobea 4 Co. 10 z3-Jm
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CRATES AND FENDERS.-Fivo Hum
NJ dred Enameled CRATES and TENDERS for
sale at reduced prices. The subscriber has for sale
the largest stock of CRATES and TENDERS ever
before offered for sale in this city, of his manu-
faeture The Crates embrace all the various kinds
and patterns, such square topped Gothic, Liptc,
Circles, &C., with beautiful rounding Fenders Sum.
mer Pieces, g., to match
Orders for Crates Fenders &c, from town and
country punctually attended to and carefully pack
ed Merchants purchasing to sell again. will be sup
piled at the lowest northern prices, with the usual
discount off for cash by wholesale.
Apply at my Bell and Brass Foundry, on Main, be-
tween 9Th and 9th streets, Richmond, Va.
ia Ism SAMUEL. ID DEMON
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THERE'S luck in odd numbers, says Ro.
Il ~ O'Moore,
Which if it be true,
l, s, (l39) is my number you know,
And the chance for bad pictures are few.
But should you my number fail to find,
The RED FLAG you'll certainly see;
Which is unfurled to the wind
As the sign of Powers Gallery.
Good pictures you shall have at a iotc price,
Warranted to please or no sale;
To get good Likeness you must take my advice
And cal an POWERS without fail. an %
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I'VE subscribers having removed to their
y. large Warehouse. in rear of the store, No "a
MAN street, recently vacsted by them, Offer their
usual stock, consisting In part Of
Swedes
American hammered I IRON
Engiish and Anne lean rolled
English ard American blisterad Steel
German, cast aud shear 40
Broad Plough Iron
Fiat: round and square Iron, all s;ze.
Oval, hsif-oval, and halEroupd Iron
McCormicks and Palmer Monld Ro.rs.
American, Russia and English sheet Iron
Band and hoop Iron
Nall rods of American and Swedes Iro,
Horse shoe Iron NV"
Horse Shoes, assorted sizes
Tin Plate, pig and bar Tin
Sheet ZINC, 6pelter and Speter sclder
6heething, BIszier's and bar Copper
Pig, bar and sheet Lead
Ground wagon aud cart Boxes
Sole Leather, good and damaged
Full assortment of Groceries
JOHN N. GORDON L SON
su 25-d2W v4v
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REFERENCES,

Conway Robinson and Willis P. Bocock. Esqs.,
Richmond; Joseph E. Venable and Samuel Wat.
kins, Esqs- Petersburg; Dr.: Geo Scott Ctarksriue;
Hunter II. Marshall and William H. Dennis, EGGS ,
G Crsghead and B. M. Jones, Esq., DanriUe.
jy 25-2awts
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From the Montgomery tAl.) Josssal, Aug. 50.

The corn crop In North Carolina viii b IN avs,
" ma tssssss sgt szEssFk
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RICHMOND SODA WA TER AN u
~ BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT.-It set.
tied fact that the only genuine article ofbottled SO
MACK, who f1stters himself that he is able to com
pete with any mandatory either North or South,
having been engaged in the business for seven years
past 1880 .1.,.s -
To avoid imposition be sure and call for M. Nc.
CORMACK'S SODA WATER.
N. BAH orders, either from city or country,
promptly attended to-
Soda Water Porter and Ale delivered in all parts
of the city daily. 49,
All persons having my bottles will please return
them Immediately.
M. MCCORMACK,
ap 15ts No. 308, Broad street.
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old VIRGINIA NEVER TIRES

OLD VIRGINIA NEVER TIRES
~ The inhabitants of this good old Commonwealth
ever anxious TO preserve health, have pronouncea
DY CURE, for Coughs Colds Consumption. Astb.
G ra, noaLseness Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, and
Ei3up the most valuable Medicine ever discoyered.
II mas cured more of those afflicted with the shoye
ooIn thar ell the nostrums ever Compounded
:. Iryit, you who have consumption Recommend
it. you who have tried it. For sale bv '''"'oho
jy25 noo hG Gor.a,
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TO THE CITIZENS AND STRAN-

l. GERS VISITING THE CITYNIfron 80 y.
get your Hair cut and dressed in tn latest and
ssppr9ved style, and your Whiskers changed to a
S SSSS1i oiaek OF brown color, just call on HOB
Bathing Saloon. under the American Hotel. anu
N Blot, Cold and Shower Baths can be had
r M Single bath Is cents, or tickets for 81 IN.
tr nee on 18th street. 81.
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nlG60LUTf0N or COP ARTNER
- oHlR.-1he scpastnenAip kerutefore eui1f..
between 0ANDEkSON, CROUCH & HoOYEE.
80 NlmplyeA On the 9Th lit. The bvisess vii
Z HOOrER -,'s 49, -. - - Z.
Al lawful busines transacted By the former arm
viii Be settled b. The sndssdipea.
hISSOLUTlON OF CO-PATNER-
- SHfP.-Ths eoucsfn Of SEADE 4 BAKER 10
this day dissolyedby mufusi consent.
MI SLADE b sloue authorised 10 osttle tho cut
standisg debts end exedts Of ths coneern-
: su IS B. SLADE.
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FOR RENT-The new brick Dwell.

ling on Fnnkiin street. between 9Th and nh
stretts (opposite Mr. WIN. G, Aliens row,) contain.
ing OF 10 rooms convenient closets pantry hitch
en-. he, suitable for 4 large family Tho yooms are
furnished with chandeliers and other gas fxtures.--
City water in the yard. To good tenant the rent
will be moderste' Eossession can be given imnedi.
stely Apply to the unaeIsened at his school-rooms
the premises from 70 10 o'elosk IN tho fozsaoor;
~ any other hour he can he seen al his boarding.
house on Bank street, between oh and 10Th as
$50 Il. ii. L TIGHE
uThs schootrooms are not for rent.
So 2--dfm fffsstl5efst go
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NOTICE.-The Subscribers have re
~ moved their Store and Commission House on
Lee. We feel very thankful for the liberal patron
sge heretofore bestowed upon us and hope for a
large increase of business, the house we now oc
cupy being large and roomy and situated immediately
on the Basin bank. We promise our best efforts to
render satisfaction to all who may favor us with thei
custom <. 9. L. W. d. TOMPKINS
ly 8-d2aw4vkc4w
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'lU MY CusTOMERs. fRIENDs

II AND THE HUhLtC--I have resrmed ou.inoea
on my own account and am now receiving hand.
shall continue to add to my stoek from week 70
week, until get full supply Ny goods win be
fresh and clean, having dsposed Of the cid Stock.
Customers. fnends ana the public % call on me q
my old stand. s. Maia sfrest tes derns 20 sach ny
personal sttenton when they ehei! Rleass @ call ON
ne THEO ROBER1DON,
Importer Of Hardware aad Gallery.
an I6-lms No. Is mssn e.
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A w. OSBORNE'Sn new aud magnificent
IA PICTURE GALLERY is now open and ready
for visitors One an all admit ii to be the nest CAT
isIy in the South The ladies are particularly inv
ted to call and take look through the establishments
One ofNunns Clark's best Pianos kept for the uee
of the ladies. -, ~
Come one! Come all to OSBORNE,S
my 26 Opposite the Excbanee Ra5k
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NO MILLERS.-I have one of Leopard
- smith, Troy, n. Y eclsbrared patent Smut
AACatNED. For sale low
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CIMON BONAVITA e. CO.. Dealer in
~ FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS CON.
DICTIONARY AND FANCY 600 d 8, No. Sc
West Main street.
The city and country trade snpplied with every Va
uetl OF Candiesof thcir own make
slMes BonAyIyA -. OAvIn " J0Nks
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WADSWORTH, TURNER a. CO.,
Fourteenth Street,
A RE now in receipt of an unusually large
"A stock of staple and very rich fancy Foreign and
Domestic Fall and Winter DRY GOODS.
City and Country Merchants will find it their ad-
vantage to examine their general assortment pur-
chased under the most favorable circumstances.
al Sl-dkclm
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EXECUTOR'S NOTlCE.-AlI persona
H hsving claims against the estate Of James Bo-
s6sr deceased. requseted 70 Pssssnt them, pro-
psry sathsn.icsted and those 70 msAs pay
msnt without delay.
ivil-ss Executor Of james Boshsr Ase1-
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL MUSIC
IN Received by
SONGS.
The Warriors Page, duett by Glover-38c.
Oh, bid me not forget, ballad by Buckey-25c.
Few Days or Pm going home, by HoIland-25c.
The Wanderer, very pretty, by Fesca-25c
A Strain from Home, or those distant bells-25c.
PIECES.
LIE Tremols, by WeIls-SSc.
Allegheny Waltzes, by Dohlnger-50c.
Sultan's Polka, by D'Albert-50c. ,--s-: =
Eveline Polka, by Frsy-l2c
JUST RECEIVED,
September number of GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK
d cts. au %
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- STRAW BONNETS AT COST
|at LOEWENTHALS French Flower En-.
~ porium. have on hand yet very lares A.
sostmest Of STRAW BONNE1S of the
lstent descriptions which win sell At cost for
Also. French and American FLOWERS wholesale
and retail Also, materials for Wax and PAPER Flow.
ers. CHAS. n. LOEWENTHAL4
FSlooV Corner Broad and Sd Sta
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have IN store lot of Ladies' Morocco and
Kid SLIPB. N good a. can be made by any boay snv
where or atany price. which we bought recently in
this city q auction sale Of old shoe establish
ment which will sell at the unusual low price OF
~ per pair which isless than such Shoes can be Of
fered q when bought regularly BY at least 35f per
Ladies should not fail to avail themselves Of thi.
rare opportunity to procure q bargain Call 1t the
LAdies Balloon, rs Main Of. -
jyT se 9stfes WHITE PACE
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COOKING RANGES, HOT AIR FUR
IMAGES, &c.-We are now putting up MOTIFS
PATENT TUBULAR OVEN RANGE, with and
without boilers attached. This Range ID net sur
economy in fuel.
Also. Water Closets, Stationary Wash Stands, Ba
thing Fixtures, for hot and cold water all of which
we will put up and warrant to give satisfaction.
We also put up CHILSONS PATENT HOT.AIR
FURNACE. which, for its durability, economy In
fuel and the great amount of fresh air heated and
distributed through the registers, 10 unequelled by
any furnace now in use.
g. l. A. BARGAMIN, JR.,
NH Is 20I corner of Main and 10th sta.
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HEADQUARTERS FOB DAGUEk..

A EADQUAHTEHS FOX OAdu&A
III REOTlPEs-J w. WATgON,s large 90, 20
Mnyn q 800 ~ the ofca &c s-ss and
visirors. tronl 4. ~ uatii z =. IN Ny
vish 70 procure pssIset Likeseesss e - 1870
at 10 san = ne nbscrIbsr sn4 90 eooa RSsss .
once: His charges ore - more ~ ~ 80 ~ s~ss1n s
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DUMPS! PUMPS!!-Just received q
L my store ON 18th st., between Main and Cary,
other Force, Lever and Double-action Pumps o
various pettes with Dress and iron cylinders whic
will sell on the most accommodating terms. Per
sons needing such articles should give me . call
NH Sits CHARLES n LANGLEY
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ICORICE, &c -
- 80 cases lnesperada Mass LICORICE
80 90 Bananco Stick do
1000 lbs. prime black TONQUA BEANS
Ashton's SALT-prime sacks
Crushed and Brown SUGARS
Box and Lining NAILS. For sale by
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Tickets from Richmond to be procured at the Office
Of the Richmond and Dsnville Depot only.
N. B. In few days the Southsde Railroad will be
completed to the James River Canal, at q point
iers will be taken in packet boat to Lynchburs n.
ryins before; and after that day will be only
81 mites of staging to the White SuIphur-beins 50
miles less sta ging tLan by any other route.
R.. e n
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-23

1t notifies the Trustees that Messrs. w.
& M. have for sale Mitchell's Outline
Maps. and different sizes Of Globes, for
schools-also Webste:'s Dictionaries.
three sizes. and several other books which
do not conflict with the decision of the
State Board.
We make this statement with pleasure
as il was no, our intention 10 do any in
justice TO either Of the firm of Wiitsr &
Miller. The conclusion we came to in
reference TO the Circulars was very nat
ural. considering the interest Mr.. Wi:ter
had manifested i'll opposing the action OF
the State Board. and the fact that the cir.
cular envelope gives notice that Messrs
w. & M. will take specia! pains to sup
ply Teachers and School Districts with the
Books adopted by the Northern Indiana
Teachers Institute"
So far as Messrs. w. & Nj. do not oc
cupy position in opposition to the State
Board. we think they deserve credit fol
their enterprise in providing necessary
books and apparatus for Schools. and we
hope they will be rewarded by large
sales. We know them to be gentlemen
worthy Of the patronge of ALL
Phdros. Jan. 1.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-23
For the Banner.
TWILIGHT THINNING.
w. G.. LARRA 2 EE

Sister, the twilight shadows gather DER me;
The rosy day is gone;
Lies varied page fits like dream before ne,
AS here | sit alone.
Thou art not here TO cheer the pleasing sad
ness,
Walked by a voiceless call;
Or wonder why my heart is full of gladneSs,
And yet the tear-drops fall.
Bat, hayward mem'ry through the dim past
feeting,
Resumes her mystic reign;
And love linked scenes. long treasured in her
kee,
Start III % life again.
The flowers we love--the hopes and forms We
cherished
In the bright days of yore;
Bat now, the flowers are dead-those hopes
have persisted,
Their voices oh arm no more.
Yet still, while time with remorseless finger,
Blights all unsparingy;
Will eyes grOU dim, while memory lores TO lin
ger,
On thoughts she'll keep of thee:
Know when spring calls for thy fav'rite flowers.
Those flowers are not forgot,
And the low song that ever charmed thy hours,
Still hauuts the accustomed Spst.
Let JOY be thine, or grie .ily joys O erlowing;
Yet at the hour OF prayer;
How sweet Will be the happiness of knowing,
We're euen remembered there.
Feb. Ia, 1851. MAY.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-23

To the little account of the girls oyster
party which we published last week.
none of the young gents interested should
take any exceptions. as it would incline
the public to believe that there Was
some thing real in it. They should have
laughed it off. and pushed it along as o
jest played off by the young ladies, as il
was intended.
But we have since understood tina,
there is some real trouble some w here.
and that the young gents took the article
as an allusion to it. This is not the fact.
Had we been advised of any difficulty in
reality. not syllable would have ap-
peared il the paper about it. No indeed,
that's not our pew. 4 different sphere,
as we last week stated. has been chalked
out for our paper.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-23

Tell your EditOr.-There are many per
sons who think an Elitor ought TO know
every thing and tell his readers all he
knows II is Difficult, to arrive at per-
lection in the performance OF this task;
but how much nearer we might arrive at
it. could be determined by trial Of the
plan for epsry one to tell the Editor all
he knoas. This might certainly result
in placing everybody in possession Of co.
crything tina. everybody knows.
Tell your Editor. Yes. try it. and such
as is iitf for the publiceye, his readers will
get. How can it be reasonably expected
of him to attend TO his office duties, and
knew all that is going on without? If
every one interested in their county pa
per, (and who is not?) would contribute
their li:tle mite in this respect, it might
be greatly increased in interest. and those
thus interesting themselves often confer
public benefits and receive the thanks of
hundreds OF readers. from whom they
least expected them.
Reader-if anything extraordinary &C.
ours in your neigh borhood. & it is known
TO you and your neighbors. you are GER
tainly too well posted to believe that ev-
erybody else's neighbors know it. Then
If you do not wish TO be selfish with your
news items. tell your Editor.
There are many persons who were for
merly citizens Of our county-your OLD
neighSors-some in Iowa. Illinois. & per
haps farther west, or in California. who
take the Banner in order that they MAY
keep posted in the local items about thei
old homes-the prosperity or misfortunei
Of their old friends; and as you respec
them, see to it that they are not disap
pointed--and tell your Editor epsrythins
but falsehoed.