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CALCULATING rHr cnAscEss--Prominent demo-
cratic members of Congress have calculated that
the Kansas and Minnesota bills eombjned viii pass
the Senate BY six or eight, and the House by about
nffesn majority. .9
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New York, March "A letter from Havana
says that Santa Anna was expected there from
St Thomas; that he Intends to proceed to Mexico
in Spanish War Steamer, aud will assume the
presidency for the last time.
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LATER FROM HAVANA.

CHARLESTON, Feb. 2s.-The steamship Isabel
from Havana and Key West, 25th Feb, has arrived
at this port. Gen. Totem, of the o. s A., and the
Maretzek opera troupe are passengers There is
no news of interest.
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AGENCY IN NORFOLK.

WM. Il goerHR. Rso IL the Ases' sSf ~. sa psper
DusArca n Norsosk. the csrca'sao 49, n.ps per
thsrs havins incrsAssd 70 an extent ,lecsi.u Of
sonsl attention 70 IT. distribai'on' '"'
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N NEW IsyEsrIos.---1YLER & Co. have intro
Guccd new style of Portrait called LErTERffPEs--
by this process you can have your Likeness taken
and enclose Il In letter. and send 1t TO amy distance
without extra postage. Call and see the new pie-
lures at the Steam Gallery 1879 Main Of.
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Railroads I'm Georgia and south Ca
rOlina.

We learn from the Railway share list of the
American Railroad Journal, that the following
named Railroads in Georgia and South Carolina
whose aggregate length is 995 miles and whose
aggregate cost was 81, $40 6l6 made last year the
following dividends, viz
In Georgia: dividend o
The Georgia Railroad, which
COST. t4iyI
The Central Railroad which
IS, ~
The Southwestern Kali DAD,
which cost. ........ ............ Lilo 13I s
The Macon and Werton Rail
road. which cost......... ..... iy556,6O5 10 {"
The Atlanta and Lagrange
Railroad, which cost......... l,l7IT61 S "
And in South Carolina:
The South Carolina Railroad
which cost............-........... 7,5js,u37 9
And the Charlottesville and
South Carolina Railroad
which cost.........-............. l,7I9045 "
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CINCINNATI, March III B. Simmons, an old
steamboat Captain, engaged for 80 years In the
Cincinnati and Louisville trade, died of conges-
ton of the lungs yesterday.
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HENRY A. WISE.
SEYMOUR, Accomac county, Va, /
FebruHry Ia. lSbS. (

Dear Friend i avail myself OF this opportuni-
ty of Offering to you some of the productions of
Accomac, feeling fully assured that no one knows
better how to appreciate them than you do. This
bottle contains some of the first brandy that |
ever made, aud If you not in the habit OF tax.
ing II internally, you will find 1t very good ap-
piled externally.
This jowi, If not the largest probably the largest
to the size of the hog which was little over TWEEN
ty-ive months old and weighed nine hundred (nett)
and knowing that one would appreciate an Ac-
coIRac dinner, (hog-ehops and turnip tops,) the
birth day Of the Father of his country, more than
you would, is what induced me thus to send it to
you. Trusting that your valuable life may be
spared many years, have the honor of subscrib-
ing my self, yours most obediently.
SMITH r. MARTIN
To Governor HENRY A. WISE, Richmond, Va.
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coxvfpsRAcr o. fHx DsirIsa PRoyNon. Hon.
1Anss ". Johpstes. Attorney General, and Adams
o. Archibald, Rsq. Commissioners OF Nova Scotia.
70 Londo, we're instructsd on the lsth June last
20 conn.,. with the Imperial Government on ,he
subject Of Union Of the British North Americss
provinces Their mission has proved suf,iciently
succssslui 70 induce the government Of Nova SEQ.
provinces for such confederation, and the sabjec Il
stfii under consideration.
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1Twenfy five artists employed ia the stsami
0sllery making liksnesses Of all the various styles
ut prices varying for a5esnts TO s2-Is9 Nam street.
TYLEK Co. pfoprietors.
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H5-DooKs Books. Booxs,--Now Is the time 70
bug Books al the 0ift Book Sale, No lei. opposite
the Amesiean CAT aud examine. y
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$2l,68,6l6
The Legislature.

The above dividends averaged, in the aggregate
cost of all the roads named, is little over s5 per
cent,
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WANTED.-Persons wishing to en-
W ploy well qualified Teachers. either ltor semi.
paries OF Families, can do so by applying 70 Dt.W
RURL1NGAME. OF Baltimore, Md. who is receiving
the applications Of such teachers for situations from
Northern, Middle. aud Middle Southern States.
Office. No. 81 North Charles street. NH 2-3ts
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OPERATIONS OF THE U. s. MISr.-Tae coinage at
the Philadelphia mint during February amounted
to s4a5, $780, OF which $3.50 600 was in silver, s72
$50 la gold and az 400 In cents.
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IarsRARY.--Mr. John II. Thompson, OF Rich
mond, was announced to lecture before the Mari.
land Institute, ut baltimore, last evening.
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WANTED TO HIRE--A stable. con.
w venient for three horses and three wagons T.
cation between sfh and 18th streets and Carr AMI
ADAMS, Express compaay,s once.
NH Pts tst Main stseet
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wells Library will ba continued THIS MORNING
at " O'Clock, at my Auction Store. No $50 Main ST.
NH Alt HENRY W QUARLES.
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EAvA.--Iiest. George II. Cooper has been o..
dsssd 20 tbs Uaitsd States steamer Colorado, .,
osYest Nsvy Yard.
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WALKERS LAST LETTER.

New YORK, March 2--Ciov. Walkers last letter,
defining his position on the Kansas question, APP
! lred in the Times this morning.
M % IArn or 1II q GUN MED uENpN tnNrL,,
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ta" THE SUPERINTENDENTs and other
Officers Of the various Sabbath Schools in the city
are requested 10 meet IN the Lecture Room Of the 81
Presbyterian Church, (Mr. Hoge's,) on THURSDAY
evening neXt the 18th inst at quarter before o'clk
P. Nj 1t is hoped that the attendance will be full
NH 3-2t
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lcK.--0ur exchanges from various towns In the
State, represent that q considerable quantity Of
lee has been gathered
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n6sA NOTICE TO rus PUpLrc.-In Josep

. -
r. lIixs notice of the 26th he Gays. the ladies'
put in the carriage against the circumstances OF The
driver am authorized by Mr. West. the gentle
nau VII, put them in the carriage TO Gay ttat there
,ps NO oJsfien or remembrance made by The dr'rer
trheH he PIT dteRt IN
Again he says she was not In sight Of the car
rage when the ladies returned to il :" Jhis IL Dot
rs he passed beiwteu the carriage and The ladies,
while they were taking to the drive.
MIR Xix says, '-hc told the driver TO carry them
back 30 tho house they from nat was all that
required OF him" But the doors were asten-
cd and he would NOT h them get into the carrage.
s suppose e am called Henry Powell carpenter in
Livery Stable man. but think in all business trans
actions. we are entitled to our right names.
shall not reply to any statement that Mr.. Hix
March I'd, lass. u Ill. FoW ELL.
stament in regard to what saw and heard at the
funeral, alluded to in the cards published In the
Dispatch, Of Messrs @. II; Powell and j. T. Hix:
When left the grave l walked wards the ga c
and the ladies' aliued Ia, in the cards publishe
by Me.srs Powell and Uix. standing on the W.
ground Being acquainted, l asked them Why they
were standing there. Thev said the driver that
brought then cut there fused TO take them bac'
went TO the driver and asked the reason Why he T.
the hack DOORS and give him orders not to let any
one get in it. Thinking something wrong. Looked
ground, about fifty yerslsldis'aat.
then walk with the ladies 10 opposite the house
the deceased was taken from. then walk d across
the street TO AIr Hix. who was standing Just oppo.
site the door, and asked him (Iix) if he knew who
these ladies were, (poning to the ladies above aliu
ded to- lie said he did not. l then told him, and
remarked to him that they were highly insulted at
being left in the burying ground to Walk back
through the mud lie replied that ne c2nld pot
private use and said l blame my drivers Here our
converse ton ended.
PSI should have stated that the hack passed
on bv Us from the burying er und. with one in il
NH Ats +. J. DUNNAVANT.
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SUIT FOR DANaoEs-liaag, the person recently
accused in New Orleans of having stolen 100000
worth Of papers from an old Virginian, named
Jones, is about to institute suit for damages
az ainst Jones's executors Mr.. Jones, 1t will be
remembered, died previous to the examination and
discharge of Haag
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DEATH OF PROF Ross.-Prof d. Barton Ross, ia
vorably known as the author of Southern rea.
der and other school books for the of the chill
dren of the South, died few days siuce at IodeLs
field N j. In his 3stb wear.
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TIE BELLE OF WAsHrSGroS.-We have received
from the publishers, Messrs. T. ID. PETERSON &
BRos, novel entitled "The Belle of Washington
by Mrs N. P. Lasalie, which is highly spoken Of
by the press. The book can be procured at JAMES
Wo0pHousE Co.'S. and other book stores.
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g0~ DUNLOP, MosCURE 4 Co. ask the
attention of de .lcrs to their cargo sale OF Sngar
Moasses, &C, commencing at IL ocl ok, THIS
MORNING at their wharf and warehouse at Rock
etts. Sale without regard TO weather. mh Sit
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CINCINNATI. March The steamer Henry A.
Jones, caught fire and burned to the waters edge
on Saturday night, forty miles above here. No
lives were lost. The boat Vaiued at $4,000;
insured $4,000.
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LawLEssNEss IN kAssAs.-Generai Whitfield in
alettsr received at Washington on Monday, says
that Lanes party has served upon him notice to
quit threatening that unless he Go 50 10 assass:-
nate him. He has sent his family out OF Kansas.
but he liz resolved 10 remain. He says that house
burning and murders are frequent. In the county
opposite st. Joseph No., Mr.. Rorman and his fam
lily have been driven out and several persons have
been killed. ALSO, In the county above, similar
outrages have been PERI etrated.
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Aecomae Against the state.

We publish below a communication from Cover
nor Wise, and letter to him from worthy citi
zen Of Aceomsc. They explain themselves. The
jowi Of the celebrated Accomac hog, who hon
ored some time ago with general newspaper no
tiee, because Of his great weight, may be seen at
the counting room of the DfsPArcH. We invite ba-
con dealers and business men and bousekeepers to
call aud 1t; and invite attention to the sug
gestions of Gov WISE, touching the business oil
packing provisions.
RICHMOND. Va, March LIST, 1868.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
DEAR SIR A few days ago, / received the in
closed note from my countyman. SMITH X. MARTIN.
ESQ, a sterling man and substantial farmer OF Ac
comac. my beloved native county. Accompanying
this is the box containing the jowl of which he
speaks send it to your office for exhibition, and
challenge the State its equal.
Whilst making this pleasant boast. let me add
the question: "Why cannot Richmond become a
rival of Cincinnati in the business of packing pro
visionsT Why cannot the Agricultural Society,
or the capital of your city, be induced to offer pre-
miuR.s for exhibitions OF this sort for prepared
meats and breadstufs, and make Richmond ship
ping point and ESPECIALLY for provisions to
be sent 10 South America During my residence
In Rio de Janeiro, the United States dispatched a
vessel ladened with provisions for Ireland. and at
that very time Ireland was sending provisions,
particularly meats and butter, to South America.
far superior to any shipped from the United States
The superiority consisted in the butcherng Of the
meats, the fattening, curing. and especially the
packing. The packing in the United States is very
loosely done. and damage TO provisions is the con-
sequence. Our sailing, too, is inferior. Cannot a
business Of this sort be commenced, with great ad
yantages and improvements, in Richmondt Ihnr'
redly drop this hint to you, with DO other motive
than to promote our metropolis, and to add yoca
ton TO its labor and capital.
Yours, very truly, HENRY A. WISE.
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JUnaE JANIS Ii. STARK died at his residence in
Griffin, Ga, last week. lie was a lawyer of emf
nence, and had for two successive terms occupied
the bench of the Superior Courts in Flint circuit.
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The Ladies of the THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH re-
spectfully inform their friends and the public that
they expect to commence on MONDAY evening,
March ist. at o'clock, and continue during the
week. in the Basement of the Church. corner Broad
and 2Ith streets, a saie of USEFUL and FANCY AR
TICLE5 and REFRESHMENTS. nh LIT
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Largest CARGo OF CoTroN EVER SHipprp.-We
learn from the Picayune that Messrs. Baxter, Lo.
veil Co, cleared the largest cargo of cotton ever
shipped from New Orleans, on the 23d ult. 1t wa.
on board that splendid mammoth of a vessel, the
Ocean Monarch, and comprised 5000 bales of the
staple, weighing s,23a,664 pounds. 1t is destined
for Liverpool.
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sSr No FAMILY can afford to be with

out MUSTANG LININEST in their house The many
accidents liable TO- may render il necessar,
any moment and nothing is capable Of pcrfo-mns
such certain cure. E1tFdct: lu lifting the kett ?
from the fire, it caught aad scalded my hands and
person very seyerely-one hand almost to a crisp
The torture unbearable. IL was an awful sight
The Mustang Eminent appeared to OK
tract the pain almost Immediately. Ii healed IA
pidly ami left scar of account. cHas. FOSTER a.
Broad street, Philadelphia" 1t is truly wonderful
srticl-. 1t will cure any case of Swelling, Barns
Stiff Joints Eruptions, or rheumatism. For Horses
it shonld never be dispensed with. One d0llar's
worth OF Mustang has frequently saved a valuable
horse 1t cures Galds, Spraius, Bingbona, Spawn
and Founjes BEWARE OF INVITATIONS. Sold in ali
parts OF the habi:abIe globe
BARNES & PARK, Proprietors,
fe lI-d6cwlm New York.
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So The MOUNT VERNON BILL is the srfer of the
day in the House, for to-day, at IL O'clock
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rag" DUDLEY & Co, Importers and
Wholesale Dealers in Choice WINES Pine BRAN
DIEs, Old WHISKkYo and CIGARS, No. ~ Main
street. fe
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WANTED-A situation as MANAGER,
in tobacco factory. Cool references given
Address WIN TH0S HANCOCK
nah 2-2t* kichmond Va
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E DR. CooEs, LATE or Sr. LOUIS,
ao.-0fice and residence on Sd street west SIDE BE-
tween Marshall and CLAY sirsats Ne le--d6m
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WANTED--By young man, who isfolly
w conversant with HOUSEKEEPING and or.
who has several unemployed hours each day books
to keep by the month or year: eharge~ med. rate.
references given If desired. Address Books eeper
at this office.
WANTED, also, for young man who h noa Oh,
Of business situation BOOK KEEPRR. The
most unexeeptionable references given.
NH
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LOST.

I 0ST--ln Richmond, on Sunday the
~ 2Ist inst, a small Buckskin PoCK ET FOB, cou.
tanning n draft drawn by Geo. Mason al Hanover
Ragland and ais for about $2an dated in this
month; and also. bond GU Dir. Nelson, Of Powha.
tan. and Jno. Page of Hanover, for about sT5 exc
cuted some years since, AMI also, sundry ether pa
pers not now recolleoted For the delivery Of which
to Edwin Workman Il Co., suitable reward will be
given. GEO. FLEMING.
IL 27-3taw3W
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7 OST-0n Tuesday, the 23d February.
A between st James church and the Theatre oTat
The Theatre, pair of GOLD SPECrACLEs, with
Mitchell Tyler upon the case for which suitable
reward will be paid If left at this office. NH 2St
+ D s Ton Wednesday morning, a
IL Yalise, marked w TEMPLE. The finder will
be rewarded en- leaving il at the American Hotel
Richmond. Va fl 25-ats
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I OST.--We caution the public against
- trading for. receiving two Bonds, Nos. 81 and
ST. OF $3.50, each with Coupons attached of ths NiT
ginia Central Railroad Company, ~ said Bonds
our property and have been Inislaid or lost
in 2-dtf HAKALL co.
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WANTED.-A lady 10 act in the ca
w racity Of Housekeeper for n small family and a.
comp ,nion Of a sick lady. Apply &C this Office.
mi
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ICoRREsP0NDENCE OF TIE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH
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WANTED AN experienced Gardner,
W to go tn the White Sulphur Springs For
such one with good recomme nd tions a libe: al
salary will be given. Apply TO
nlh2-ts X. ii. MAURY L. co
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NTANTED--Imm by the month.
W Sixteen Hands, free or slave, 10 work at Dover
Mining Company. Enquire Of VIM. GRAY,
NH l--af& Near Armorv
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NOTICE is hereby given that the firm
lt of Misses CLARK e SMITH was dissolved
from date, by mutual consent The name OF the
The firm may be used by either partner in closing
the business.
Mrs A. Mc(1ONNAL and Miss SMITH will con-
'inue the MILLINERY BUSINESS in all its
branches. ut their old stand No 2i2 Broad street.
RICHMOND Jan. 90, 1858 NH Ats
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EECoBB's GREAT STORY

COBBS GREAT STORY
RECEIVING THIS DAY AT
q. f. J4QUES Il CO.'S
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Scr Msbbpcf.

Sn Nannessr itart %unlan8it Der pOrtier Startpirsttpr
8uman, elm tG&it r~risincler &aus, aus reNen 2ctsn
man mands ihnurri8c @elhihte cr3Shlt, mrpcn mir
eins a%nfasren wcGlen.
Gin 6rrlnp auf rcm eanre Aattc pieiem {oerrn cinen
ltattliAen Tsb6cd gum @tlAsnt 9cmaht, Der am Staot<
thor in @mpfang %9enommen ipurcs uup ecgsn SAetn
unO Grlesun9 Der @tAaten an Den Gisentbimer Ycrat.
fct8t wurpe. Siun.an Bate rem Stetn nui Ten Sild
liesen unb ~flinselte Dem 2lmtSpiensr. .Shaf er mix
Osn Stsbbcf tte9er," tsfabl or Dem GintreteuSen nit
sinsm SSinte mad Gem Slide, c9ne ltA jepcA Son ists
nrm Yulte, al Fem CT t~eIhdfti9t mar, wsitsr tmsn.
rreben. :
Der @mtspitner hatte Ben 9Siuf niAt tead6tet uup
tahts nitts onperss, als pab iein Serr zen Sauinlpef-
tor ytettrd gu Is9en pInihe, nit benz er taft taslid
Yertebrte. @ilisit sin9 Ell in cshen 8p9nun9 nnp rid=
tste ben auftras aus. Die Satin Oes Sauinlpeftprs
mar ni&t penis %eritaunt i6er elm folAss gerlansen,
Oh Der Ssrr StaptOireftcr bod piNe, bab i6r 0ann
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'hcn lst cinissn Sa9en in Sclae Der @idt an cinem
lte'Fcn Setn letpc UNI ras Sctt bitten miNe. Der
GmtSptener 9e9t unc melrct: ,Srnnte ben Ncbtpd
n'bt mttbrtn9rn, bic Seine iinb st ltetf."
So rshne CT cine S6isbfarre, tefabl Der Staptz
bircftrr.
Der Imtsbiencr tbut mic ibm %srbeiben, fa6rt nit
Der Sdietfarre ppr pcs Sau>Snlpeftprs Saus unt
Serlan9t eae Sieier fb parauf Iese. Dies lit Der
@attin trd st teleirtgenS.
nsSennS bonn rurhauS lein miilc, meinte ie, 70
tVnnte Der Serr otartpircttrr rrd md cinen sSaeen
te,abfen."
r. "auf Der Sdietfarrc se9t rS ni6t, abcr i'm SSa9en
lam es 9cben," melpct Der Dicnrr auf benz Sircau
irinem Gbef.
,Meiletbalten 70 f6naubte ibn tieler an. ,@ah
CT llr nibt gar ic niclc %llmitancc wssen rrs gicb=
bpdeS!!" 49,,
Der SSh9et nit rcm trantrn Sauiniprttrr Iabrt
Spr rnp Der amteriener meltct: ,Scrr Staptpircftrr
Hebbpf 1T untcn."
Out, baum brin9e CT i'm glcib auf ben 5rf UNI
r1ebnlc CT iHn' bic &alpaunen Ncraus.
Wtan bcnte iiG pas jammcrli6e 0eii6t bcs 9ln,t5-
ptenerS bel otrlcm lhrcdli6cn ~2luftrasc. Ginem
Wtenlden 6ci lcbenri9cm Vcite bic &alcautcu berals
3l1 nebnien ncin, pa BGrtc prd jceer i6ulbige
Otenlt9cgprlam anf, lnp crit ais CT unter Scuten lut
S4ludSet psriidcrte, RAP CT rie6 unmGsltG tlun
ttnnc, Harte ii6 Der Srrthum auf.
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Tic ausuabme.

80un'' BAT int @alitrf gum ipciben Nfst
Gin frsmssr @aft iein Masl strssbrt,
@ls Der bide gBirtb in's 3in,mer fam
Nre bpflid feline 0llt' obnabm,
uno traste: ,,giun mein Scrr, BARS Stncu
9u9 mpel seibmedt2"- .,.S ia III bitr.n, "'
Serisst Der gait nnn,sin 2iI6
sSar reid beittt nit Glsif6 unb Slid;
@siptB as Steiner fubr er fert-
Ssuf f6ifIi&er I'M sansen Srt."
nSen SurScrntiiier euSsencn,men!"
Serltst Der Birtb unb itufst beflsumer.
m.Sd nsbate feinen @enlhsn aus ga"
"0ae n'uBt ShrW- ipra6 Der Ser spni istls.
Srn SSa unt Stein pu&S 70 Der 8ant,
Daft unitr SSirtb ben Grcmbcn ,,paro.
er n,pdte bitten pbcr Iu6cn,
9sim Slracrnieiiter &tSt ;u Iitd,en.
ptes mar ein' Mann! b.r iprad I'M Shlait
sem lHeft mic paG. Su spei Mari Sirase
@frlirtlei't er, une ipradb bo6e;. i.
Dap bier I'M Srte Site lti.
9eirn &sben itets Ii6 gu psquemen
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-19

GGs~A woman, who formerly lied near
HawesvilIe, Ky, but who removed to Gin
cinnati about three months ago, made appli
cation at the Ninth Street Staton-house last
Monday, for fire and food for herself and lit
tie ones Holding on to her dress, were two
little girls, aged about six and eight years,
and in little wagon were two boys and a
girl, who were triplets They were TWEEN
ty-one months old, and the boys were fat,
rosy-cheeked, bright-eyed little fellows, the
pictures of health and good nature. The
woman stated that her husband had been
dead about six months, and that she had
thus far managed to keep her family togeth-
cr, with the exception of one little boy,
whom she had bound out, but had finally
become destitute offuel or food. She there
fore sought a home in the Station-housc.