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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-28
MF CURTAIN Goops.
JOHN r. REGNAULT,
iiql MAIN gTkg r


JOHN r. REGNAULT,
(i91 MAIN sTkE r
SQUARE AB0VEN NEW CUSTOM HOUSE,
Has received an elegant and extensive assorffneut
of CURTAIN MATERIALS consulting of
BR0OATELLs,
SATIN DIX LANES,
INDIA SILKS,
FRENCH CHlNTZ,
LACE CURTAINS
GILT C0RNICES
CENTRE TASsKLLS
ENGLISH AND GERMAN W0RSTED EAMAsks,
ENGLISH rERRY,
COTTON DAMAek.
MUSLIN CURTAINS,
BANDS, PINS, HOOKS,
LOOPS, GIMP, Ac..
Whieh will be sold on moderate terms. and IA de
up IN style which cannot b. approached by any
house In this city. The iasest knglish and frel eh
patterns ara whi~h With the assistance II
an accomplished Craftsman from oue VI the iarg 81
Curtain Houses 10 New York city aud hss own ex<
peIience, he IL enabled 10 make and hang CurtHtbs
80 as 70 d.fy comu<t ton
He respectfully requests those who desire CUR
rAiNS, to call and examine his stock before pur~
ch ssing. se E-lm
~ WINDOW SHADES The subscri-
Der has now In store large variety Of WINDOW
SHADES. consisting Of Gilt and Velvet. Giit and
Plain. bouqHet. Landscape, Powered and Plain,
ranging N price frcra rlrrY CENTS 20 so.
1A- 4 all and exanssns thtm
JohN ~ rEas.y S.
ssH-in Square ADORE new ouatom House.
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M CARpErINas

EEE OAHFETfNUS,
FLOOR OH. CLOTHS,
Ruds,
MATS.
BOOKING,
TABLE COVERS.
BRASS STAIR PLATES.
TABLE OIL CLOTHS
COCOA MATtTNGS,
PIANO COVERS,
SILVER PLATED and
BRASS STAIR RIO
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Nonyory Sent z7.-Arriysd schr Carroll Willis;
laft Raitimore Yesterday with a cargo of merchan-
disc lost foremost is leaking &C. British schr flo
yer, Halifax, Ms
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THE DISPATCH

NOTICE TO ADyERrISERs - Advertisements Jsv
~ DISPATCH mnsf be hn,xtei in BY str O'Clock IN Le
ahetn,on. IN erd<y 10 appear he merit dry. Ths
kAspv pvesssry If advertisements upon The coiaans 81
ear paper aesA not adn1 u tAeir rscep,tsa sser TIE
hcsN n1nsed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-28

AAAsf tssdsar-A dispatch from New or,eans
S Mns the arrest there OF spaniard named
nhsn, charged with having drawn N 300 from H.
naan 2. NORTH America, 10 New York, on chees
nsnsd Edward Aymerick, who boaras Sp sa Il.
ssms house with Milan. 1eo IN tbs
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THE ACCOMPLISHMENT OF

eA THE ACCOMPLISHMENT U e
~ DANCING. - CtIAS- A. NESuf has me
~ hons r of Announcing 20 the citizens Of MGR
49, mond aud vicinity that The next aopuh 80
rasle accom- plshnfeot in oil its ysrtons hranshrs,
will open at Ceriu,hian Hall, on SATURDAY Mo3s-
MING October 9Th, ct n orc ock, f1r ysnps ;sliss.
misses and masters and on MONDAY stkNtsU,
the nth, at u. O'Clock, for eeatemea
seholars may enter on the atove aaned days, ca ~
any tine b. fore.
TRANS:
flT whole session ~
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KENT, PAINE & co. arc receiving by
IN various arrivals. &bozt
500 PACK AGES OF

KENT, PAINE y co. arc receiving by
N various arrivals abozt
500 PACK AGES OF
FRESH DRY GOODS.
Many o. which were purchased at the laIg sc sales III
New York during the past week. aud Will be offered
This large addition to their stock will render it
more attractive than it he's been at any time this
season.
Among them are great variety OF
Rich DRESS GODS
Plaid aud Figured SILKS
Black dkOS liz RHINES
French and English MERINOS
Cheneille SHAWLs and SCARFS
square end Long sHAWLs, splendid assort-
Goth and Velvet CLoAKs
Very Rich Velvet VESTIN6S
Fancy CAssIMEREs and CoATINGs
Youths OAssIMERES, &c, &c.
50 cases New and Handsome PRINTS
80 cases "a, rs and ~ Plaid LINSEYs.
To which they invite the attention of the trade,
DHILIP B. STANARD will resume the
i duties of his CLASSICAL AND METHEMA-
TICAL SCHo l.. on the 9Th day OF September
next. in his rooms corner OF sth aud Clay streets.
TERMS:
Payable semi-annually in advance)
English Branches includipg Mathematical
Including the higher branches Of Anaiytoai
or Descriptive Geometry, Shades, Shadows
add Perspective or 50 90
English and Latin SO 90
English, Latin and Greek 90 o.
p b. 3. can be seen at the residence of Mr. John
O. Stanard. corner Of 7th and Clay streets.
Sc 2s-ts
DALDNESS CAN BE PREVENTED. if
- the Roots Of the Hair arelNOT DEAD, by using
LAlDLEY's HAIR REsTOKER, which efI,ctually
the growth of the Hair prevents it falling eff and
at the same time Strengthens aud beauties it.
abIsY ass ko oRS s0 cs sss 81
SEES 4th and franiin SITS, Richmond
I AIDLEY 4 ROBINsON'S really gen
to their own order in London. The bristles being
secured by silver wire aud patent cement. are rem
dered permanent. The assortment comprises 8
great variety OF styles and sizes.
ALSO.
-LAIDLEY RoBtNsoN's premium Pearl DIN
trifce. one of the most delightful and hest articles
tor cleaning and pres rving the teeth and rendering
them beautifully white now In use.
Chemists, &c, 4th and Frank lin streets
90 % Richmond
shoe MISUNDERSTANDING extra.
~ 'or sale by .JN0 GAkLICK,
80 y Market Place. franklin st.
ZINE CHEWING AND SMOKING To
= BACCo at the Drug and Prescription Store of
JNO w GARLICK
-s y @ Market place, Franklin st.
JOHN g. cAskiE. MARMADUKE JoHSsoN
CASK1E s. JOHNSON.
ATTORNEYS AT Law
Have removed their office TO the Whiv Bnidn0
on Frank I'm street and will attend all the Courts 81
hichmond, Henrico and Chesterfield.
e2s-6t
X ER0SOHE, OR COAX OLIVE
-. have Just received supply nf Kerosene
Oil For sale at manufacturer ices, by the SALON
OF barrel. JOHNSTON 4 Bsu
~ - nr,ssses.fs
s&uhNlN0 FLuiD.--A frcen lot lust
- received BIZ p. JOHNSTON & BRO.
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GPlCES, FOR PICKLING, PAESERV-
~ ING, 6c.-Mace, Cloves, Nutmegs, Ginger, Pep
per. A.lspice. Cinnamon Ground Mustard, 1umeIic.
White Mustard Seed, Black do, Celery Seed, &c. For
sale low by B0DEKER,
SEES Main st, near the Old Market.
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TONIC PILLS,-The grea

" Ague aad Fever conqusror. They never fai
days These Pills have been in use for years. ant
are highly esteemed by all who have used them =
For sale by Z j PICOT.
nr1lr nisf
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- SONS OF TEMPERANCE

q SUNS OF TEMPEhANCE.-
~ The joint Committee of Arrangements
~ for the celebration tomorrow, will
meet THIS EVENING at Ia O'clock at
Il y the oil % Of Thos j. Evans. AS it viii
be the last meeting of the Committee before the Gel
ebration, full attendance is desired The aids to
the Chief Marshal will meet at the same time and
place
&c 23-It THE SECRETARY.
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= MULES !-MULEs.-r sub

60Ascrhers have fifty superior young MULES,
rs large and we'll formed any ia the ciiy. which
they will sell at fair prices for cash OF satisfactory
notes. Any one wishing to purchase Is respectfully
requested 10 examine them. They direct from
Kentucky DAVIS 4 uUTCUE@uN,
Sc 27--3wd Exchange StSbisx, Richmond. Va.
IT, Wing, Enquirer aud eonth copy in weekly
2.ra nd hills Ia fhts aftiea
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IMPROVED WHITE GhEASk.-An
l. economical and durable lubricator for CARR ages,
carts, wagons, drays, inclined planes aud other
heavy bearings Warranted good for winter or
'''''. N' JNo VI POLLARD, Druggist,
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E<EA hh11fICkAL ZEE III II n
cY3Y9HCHE0pLASTIC PROCES5--G w JONES
DENTIST havir purchased half the srclsise r9htbr
the above mode of making TEETH, and after gsisg
and testing u In the most difficult cases urhere other
plates had flef. is entirely sdti fed IF its absolute
superiority ever the gold. > liver and piatina
thod caR, therefore. with confidence fnmead il
To ell who may desire full or partial sets OF teeth;
and especially 10 such may be dissdtfs6sd w,th
those they are n0W uSipg In this process, all VI the
objections TO the gold plate sre removsd-the
ton befEg perfect secures fort and stability the
TT aud the teeth being embedded In the metal. the
food is excluded from under or between their; they
are, therefore, cleaner. smoother, and in every
spect better. IL consequence of the perfect aiapta
ton Of the plate TO the mouth, and the suction
thereby secured, he can insert che or more teeth
ictts0at clasps and in all cases guarantee perfect
and Satisfactory ut
This method having been adopted and CON mend
ed by those standing highest in the profession,
North and South, testimonials will be given, and
specimens exhibited, IL any who may desire 30 zee
them. he cid plates of those wishing 10 exchange
the old method for the new, wili be taken in part
pay. viii Of course make teeth on the cid mode
Tor those who may prefer it.
Filling thoroughly and gently done; snd teeth
extracted by electricity for those who wt4 10.
ttffice a tsnfint hisn HSll ~ Sm
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OIL OF BITTER ALMONDS @

4 III oc oil GIe hAMoNDp VIZ VI
" Cloves Oil of Cinnamon Oil of ADns: Oil OF
Lemon; Oil of Caraway; Oil of Peppermint; oil Of
Wintergreen; Sweet Oil-for the use of Tobacco
nists. For sale by L BODEKER,
Sc 2S No 10 Main St
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DALDNESS CAN BE PREVENTED. if
- the Roots Of the lair arelNOr DEAD, by using
prevents the accumulation of dandruff promotes
the growth Of the Hair prevents it falling eff and
at the same time strengthens aud beauties it,
Price, 80 cents for large bottle For sale by
LAIDLEY ROBINSON Chemists
SEES 4th and Franiin sts Richmond
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Have removed their office to the Wing Binding.
on Franklin street. and will attend All the Cour,s ~
Richmond. HenIico and Chesterfield. "
Heo2-6f
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-02

VAIN FEARs-John Wentworth has the
irnpudence to aspire to be Judge Douglas
successor in the L. S. Senate. But of late
he sees his prospects damaged by the mani
fest inclination of Il e Republicans to throw
up their hats for Judge Douglas, in view of
his manly stand on the Kansas question:
Wentworth spends column or two every
week in the Chicago Democrat to explain to
his brother Republicans that it is not Judge
Douglas tina; has changed on this question,
but that the danger is the republicans are
about to change their position. He exhorts
the republicans with as much fore as truth
fulness, that disguise it as they may, Judge
d. is still fighting for popular sovereignty
IN the territories, as opposed to Congress
ional intervention, which is the republican
doctrine. eve stand" says he, for free
soil, free speech, free men. Oar motto is
The abolition of slavery by Congress when
ever Congress has the power to abolish it,
and the territories are within this power
This is repubicanism, and shot, indeed must
the memory of that republican be who nov
imagines Judge Douglas has changed and
stands on this Kansas question with the re.
publicans. Wentworth is undoubtedly right
Judge Douglas stands stands where he al
ways stood, but if the republicans want to
join the true democracy on this question,
what will he do about it?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-02

GENERAL FILIBUsTER WALKER.-Gen. w al
ker's second piratical enterprise against Nj
caragua has been very suddenly and uncer-
enormously nipped in the bud. Commodore
Paulding, who had been despatched by the
Secretary of the Navy with the U. S. Steam
er frigate Wabash to the southern waters to
watch his movements, and those Of his fill
buster army, arrived in font of his camp
on the 18th ult., and demanded his surren-
der as prisoner of war to the Z. S. Gen.
W. demurred, when Com modore P. station
ed four boats full of men, with a howitzer in
each, in front Of Walksr's camp, while 400
men were landed under command Of Capt.
Encle of the Wabash. The Saratoga, which
lay near the Wabash, also directed her
broadside towards Walkers camp. Seeing
the Commodore was now in earnest, Gen.
Wslker surrendered at discretion. Himself
and his men were taken on board the Sara
toga and Wabash, and conveyed to Aspin-
wall, whence in the regular Central Ameri-
can steamer they were carried to New York.
This % cleans out" Nicaragua from tilibus-
tiers except small squad under Capt. An
derson, who had been sent by Walker to
take possession OF Castillo, which he still
holds with eight months provisions on hand,
G guns and plenty Of ammunition. There are
also said to be from three 10 five hundred
fillibusters from various quartars on their
way to Nicaragua to JOIN Gen. Walker, who
may set up on their own hook. Meantime,
Gen Walker, Immediately on arriving at
New York, started for Washington, to pro-
test against his arrest, and TO ascertain the
intentions of the President towards him
Letter writer's from Washington assert that
his arrest is not approved of by the Gov
ernment; that Commodore Paulding exceed
ed his instructions; that Gen. Cass denoun-
ces his action as illegal and unauthorized !;
and that the Commodore will be court-,nar-
iialed. a. all events, it is certain that VI al
ker was discharged by Gen. Cass, with an
an intirnation that bis case was one Tor the
courts to attend to and not the Secretary.
At New Orleans the news Of the capture
Of Gen. Walker was received with general
Z Indignation. The announcement was made
az the st. Charles Theatre and Spaulding' s
Circus, and caused great execration A
meeting was called for next day at IL o'clock
Capt. Anderson.
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DIR. EAsTERLY,s
lOd1e and SarsanariIla

This fscine will PERMANENTLY err, IN ,'.
the systd viz: ' ""''D' or other fluids Of
Scr9fuld $sffnate OH Sores Pi1n,>, %. ~
5e, g1s; Chronic Sore Eyes, Rina,ror,n or
zeHer, kla lead, Salt Rheun, Ganc~gs ~.",,s or
o"Hs AHtngs, Fecer Sores. P.Ies E.,,,'y 49, %
Srea.n Me Glands, Pains d re Bs o~". @ad
Sotnts; th'onic Discusses and Diseases gy-isinc
from the Of Mercury or lalozalL N'' '"'y
Such poueeuI curative properties are couI,ir., +,
~ E"steIt Io1'Ls dnd SdrsaPdfflta, that the Lo.g
fr sisNDiStd WORST CASES OF disease are thorouglv
cchtD ny ASSES that had resisted every knogn re-
medy ana De zen mp by the most distng uished Ply
slclan., aS col MED and ISCrg,BLE.
for LIVER 1AHr and DYSPEPSIA II is an IysAfrIBrg
REMEDY. IL w iTe CHRONIC AND IsFLANaArr~Y RHEry-
ATisM, no matehow BAD. II faithfully used IL will
cure every iorrA, NERVOUS DISEASE, and strengthen
and restore the tem perfect heath and vigor II
Is a positive euHr FEMALE COMPLAINTS, such as
irregularities OF y Monthly Periods, Barrenness Ac
FOR females appesDg that critical period of iie-the
CESSATION OF THE s4FS-ii Is valuable.
LADIES who adnita clear, beautiful, WHITE SKIN
ana rosy cheek, Md use DR.. Ia sterlys Iodine and
Sars lpariiis II wArsmoye PnpIes from the Face
Dopes anu All fG pness of the skin, and give a fair
and beautiful complain
II viii cure Dropsy.ravel. Diseases OF the Kidneys
ni ana oflha gans 1t has no equal in these
Dr. Edsteriy's Iodaand Sar.apnriaa is positive
nu Iauical cure Tor " URIsL DISEASES matter how
e-P'' - may nave eiS into the frame and vital
Eahs' IL VIII ERADicAf3ery particle OF Mercury from
.ne syslenl, and heal ksd effects. Il will cure So
Io'pshi SYPHILIS, or sEsL DISEASE, matter how
Hs y may nave oeeh Il system and will thorough
- nil'a'e anu eSpei eYPiLITIc VIRUS, and all BE-
'AHi iA4N's anu Pol rs MATTER from the system,
RITY. " anu
To the Afflicted n Scrofuia and old
Sd
Persons who have long hn afflicted with scronaia,
Old Sores, letter Rngwor& csid Head Bo,hes Err:p.
tons Of the Skfh, &C. ar ,ised d, n-oc,,r- f,pfn
LEY'S SALT RHEUM AND kerIls ol.Ts,yN,r 10 an
ply on we sores or diseased Is. when using Or Ess-
terly's Iodine and Sarsaparl The Iodine and saTsa
parillS prrifes the BLOOD sriyes ONT of the sys,-n
the IMPURE and VICIOUS MarTg& adj remove. the c1usc
"hne ule IMMINENT HEALS IlfxtRfS. When BOTH are
used (Which always recon Ill a 14i,nre NJ a prn
- =, am, anu hApiOAL cure mas been known. They
p. S.-The proprietor solemn iieves tina. his Iodine
and Sarsapariila and Gride;'s &ment VIII ctEv anv
form of ULCER OLD SORE, on ;ari OF the .yst-n,
If used according to directions, ~ reas0,aeLe ienoM
~ t""e. a FAfrHfrL and HONEST D is all ask do
not fear the result
~ Price of the Iodine and ga sarilIa 81 per bot
tie six bottles for s.. GKrDIEY isTsEsr 70 cents
per bottle.
Prepared by DR.. EAsTEnLy. sout>et corner Of Third
and Chesnat streets St Louis, No Ase proprietor to
whom all orders must be addressed.
~ Sold by g. l.. ThoNPsoS, d. WAGER Co., A. y.
PUTsAh, and n. KsEUssL- druggistk Ottawa, ana by
druggists c-nsrshv
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-02

FARMERS OF WISCONSIN IN TIGuT PLACE
Under this appropriate caption we see it
stated that much excitement prevails along
the line of the La Crosse and Milwaukee
Railroad, among the farmers, who have
mortsaged their farms for the building of
the above road, unde. the promise and i'm
preston that the interest should be prompt
ly paid by the company. The railroad
company has failed to make provision, and
the time is fast drawing near when creditors
can call for a foreclosure Of the mortgages
on the farms, which puts the owners in a
state OF mind that is decidedly interesting.
The Galena AdcertiSer is informed that a
very large proportion of ali the farms along
the road, in some Of the counties, are COW
cred with these mortgages, and ii is stated.
that the number of farms mortcaged to
railroads in Wisconsin is two or three
Thousand Chicago Press.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-02
to redeem this pledge? By forcing

propose to redeem this pledge? BY forcing
upon the people of Kansas tho Lecompton
Constitution which the very convention that
framed it admitted would be voted down by
an overwhelming majority if the people
were allowed to vote upon it !!
The question, we repeat it, is pot slavery
or no slavery in Kansas, but whether the
free state party, comprising nine-tenths OF
the people, or the contemplate little pro-
slavery faction shall rule. We do not care
two pins whether the democrats or republ-
cans get into power, so that tho great prin-
cple is maintained that the majority shall
rule. We care not whether the Lecompton
Convention was legal body or not, or
whether congress can legally force that con-
stitution upon the people OF Kansas or not.
But ir the Constitution is not, in its provis
ions, fair exponent Of the wiu of MAORI
ty of the people Of Kansas, it is not worthy
the sanction Of Congress. If Congress
sanctions it, and fastens it upon that people
in opposition of their wishes, it is palpable
violation Of the principles Of the Nebraska
bin. The Signal, and the Washington I'm
ion. NAV talk about the Sovereign power
of conventions" and quote forty instances
where States have been admitted whose con-
stitutions were not voted upon by the peo'
pie, but we defy them, or any body, to pro-
ducc precedent in the history OF our gov
eminent where a constitution was received
apd approved by Congress in opposition to
the knorn uiil Of the people Of tie 7errit0-
~ ,eho srere to be gocerned by IL.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-02
What do the Ottawa Free Trnder and p

What do the Ottawa Free Tradcr and Pc.
RI Sentinel think Of it ?"-Peru Tolksfreund.
The Tolh9reuud proposes mass meet
ing of the democracy of La Sale and the
adjoining counties to talk over and harmo-
niZe views" in reference to the present phase
of the Kansas question, and then propounds
the above question. We see no need OF
snch meeting. We are quite sure the de.
mocracy in this region were never more
perfectly united on any question than they
are in sustaining Judge Douglas in the no.
BILE stand he has taken to maintain inviolate
to its last logical conclusion" the great
principle of popular sovereignty" as en-
bodied in the Nebraska Kansas BILL
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-02

EXCHANGE FIyAYCIAL.-Exchange was
sod yesterday by some of the brokers at
Tour per cent. The rate amoung the rcgu-
lar bankers is five per cent, but we hear
there are indications of still further reduc-
ton.
The State Auditor gives notice that he
will redeem the notes of the Bank of Rush
vile at par out Of the proceeds of securities
pledged for the redemption of its bills; and
the Peoples Bank at Carmi, at "a cents on
the dollar, out of the proceeds OF its secu-
rites.
The Auditor also gives notice that ILLS of
the Hamilton Bank of McLeansboro will be
redeemed as soon as the securities deposited
with him can be converted into spec;e --,b
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-02

PoLrTIcAL SPIEs.-The editors OF the Jo-
liet Signal, Quincy Herald. Princeton De-
1aocrat and Ottawa Free Trader are Post
masters in their respective towns. They
are in consequence religiously silent or per-
versely non-cOmmittal upon the Lecompton
Constitution.
1t is intirnated that old Buck has "chiel
amang 'em takin' notes." and it is not i'm
probable that they may share the fate OF
Stanton Chicago Journal
The Joliet Truce Democrat, small one
horse lying fusion concern, first uttered the
above fllsehood; but we presumed the edI-
tor knew no better, and Paia no attention
to it, The Chicago Journal, however, is
cid enough to have learned better manners.
The Quincy Herald, Princeton Democrat,
and Ottawa Free Irsaer have neither been
silent nor non-committal upon the Lecomp-
ton Constitution, as the editor Of the .yourn-
al knew very well when he cribbed the
falsehood from his mendacious brother.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-02

FORGERY BY DoG.-A large dog had been
accustomed to get bits of money from mas
ter to 60 to the meat stall to get his lunch Of
fresh meat, One day, when change was
short, his master gave Growler piece of
white paper on which was an order for the
meat. The dog, after much urging, carried
1t to the meet stall and received his food. and
SO for several days, when, thinking one
piece OF paper was as good as another. he
would pick up pieces Of white paper and
carrying them to the stall without APPLYING
to his master. 1t was not long before q
long bill came from the meat dealer. who
had such confidence in the dog that he did
not think to look at the paper. and the dog
himself was very fat. Go arrest was made
and the dog occupies as respectable a posi.
ton in society as ever.-Bangor Union
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-02

REVIVAL OF Observation-Disclosures Seward,
in recent speech in the L. S. Senate ma e
this prediction:
ain nay judgment, The acceleration Of
business is going to be rapid just in propo..
ton to the rapidly with which business
has declined; and | expect to see cverJ
day and every hour of every dag. ma'lgd
By a rise IN the prosperity 81 tile cosntfs'.
graduated Just Sxaetiy By TIE sEodeaaeslet
tie depressioa The causes Of +ii, d;sss.; e
are gsae.e think tse.s - so,laisr before
US but great revival OF business and pie
thora of money TO revive il in all depart
ments. | may be mistaken in this, but
am willing to stand by it,"