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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-14

FAIR OF THE VIRGINIA CEN.
60 TRIAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,"
The office of this Society is Mt the Ballard House.
Hours for business from O'Clock, A. NJ, to
o'clock. p. nj.
Mr.. THoS. F. BUTLER having been appointed
assistant TO the Secretary will be in attendance 10
renew old and dispose of rev Certificates Of Menu
bership, and to give any information desired in re
lation to the approaching Fair in October next.
e. DIMM0CK,
Sc 4-ts Secretary and Treasurer
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RICHMOND Ann YORK
1asa4

R-e~ RIGHMOND AND XORh
% Eiy & \ E ! i 4 / + : FS Ky
Nh WEsT poN AND ali the IN
and a on ths Psunsey and y Yer.
bispatch Tunsta and the White House. going
Leave 2ath Street, Richmond, daily Except sun
days. at 81 A. n. Arrive at the White House, do.
RETuRN1Na- the White House daily lex
cept Sundays at s p NJ. Arrive at oath St, Rich
m On fTE 81 AZ a I'd SATURDAYS an
modation Train will leave the White House al, 80
By NJ. Arrive at the White House sts P. n.
ffnYPE bss0 and At
koRTaERN ne Feasf Th ssfT os +
Ghafchviile. arriving At Urbaana at 4P. NJ, same
a day MoN6AYs Eli fas and FRpAY
and connect with the tram q, isapnS the White
Through Tickets to Frazier's SI75
Ihronsh Tickets to King Queen C. H.. go
Throagh Tickets to " rights Store $50. $50
Through Tickets to Churchville 400
On TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS the steamer
SEA BIRD. Captain THOMAS NJ souTHGArE,
rival OF the ears from Richmond, for Norfolk and
all the intermediary landings on the Pamunsey
an and H9k and RsiqPR W esse Nc
touching at all intermediate landings and con-
Meeting with the train, leaving the White House
at 5 p. NJ. for Richmond.
FARE THROUGH So 80; MEALS EXTRA.
FREIGHT will lie received at the Office at Rock
NJ and viii be forwarded on the following days.
Freight In all cases to be paid at the Rockets
office, before shipment or delivery.
Negroes will be required, when travelling alone,
to leave with the Ticket Agent or Conductor pass
stating expressly that they haye PERMISSION to
travel on the cars. THOS. X. SHARP,
oc Its Superintendent.
ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND THE
TRADE GENERALLY.-I have made ar
rangements with several very extensive houses in
Be ton and New York, by which [ am enabled to
sell to- Country Merchants the following goods, at
FIGS, Oranges, Almonds,
Rasins, Lemons, Filberts
Prunes. Dates, Eng. Walnuts,
Currants, Lemon Syrup, Ground Npts
DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CIGARS.
UNEQUALED STEAM CANDIES,
OF EVERY VARIETY.
MY plan OF business is cash, q credit not ex-
ceeding sixty DAYS, by which time merchants can
remit the amount.
This method, in connection with other advantages.
gives me the facility OF selling goods at prices
which cannot fail to please.
Merchants at distance, who visit the city but
seldom, are compelled 10 order many of the above
named articles. and in doing frequently receive
inferior and unsaeable goods. TO such. Twill take
pleasure In torwarding to order, such goodsas can
not fail to give satisfaction,
Merchants are solicited To call and see the goods
and learn their prices, assuring them it will be To
their interest to do So
oc 14-3t -
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NEW BUa.KWHEAT FLOUR-FAMILY
~ and EXTRA FLOUR Of approved quality !;
" extIm hne Green and Black TEA, warranted equal
49, w syss lwpostsd also, low priced TEAS Of
% i1--Ns RXGLAND 4 BROTHER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-14

HALL NOW OPEN
IL SIXTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF THE
YIRGI9IA MECHA MICS INSTITUTE.
The large and spacious Halls Of the Virginia Me-
chanics' Institute. on 9th street. near Main are
now open for the reception of all articles of AMg-
RIcAN MANUFACTURE. GROWTH OR PROJECTION
The FAIR will open on WEDNESDAY, the 18th
the opening address.
Exhibitors requested to send full descrip-
ton of each article, with the name of the maker
and depostor, ard say whether designed for syhi-
bttiou only. or for competition. The premiums
range from So to Sle0, payable an cash, or other
wise as the exhibitor NAV elect. All articles de-
signed FOR SALE should have the prices marked
upon them.
Member and Junior Member Tickets to be had at
the Office of the Institute.
For further information apply at the Institute
Hall. or Of WIN. FORBES.
oc l2-3t Chairman Ex. Com.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-14

- SHOCK0E HILL GENERAL
0>GS AGENCY.
q. w. II. TYLER,
Qdsee on Marshall, betvesn Si1sh aad Ssesath
Continues to RENT OUT HOUSES, HIRE OUT
GROES, and acts as q GENERAL. AGENT
He returns his thanks for the liberal patronage be
slowed upon him for two years past. au 5l-6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-14

INkPEcTORsS NOTICE.-As the Inspector
4 81 Lard and Butter for the city 81 Richmond. 4
tske this fnethod Of notifying all dealers In the
above ARTICLES. that 4 smy right asd duty 10 IN
spect al nbn, ffknn. barrels. kasa, kc., Weix hing
over t1fD yessds, aeeardss 70 law. 9
20 nos. e.. PEACHY, Ia
oc u-3v Of6es Law Building, Frank II.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-14

$A@ LAND FOR SALE.--I offer for sale nv
z* FARM OF 1854 ACRES. on the Long Bridye
:. Road. twelve miles east of Richmond and
late DR.. Mettert. Nathan Darby and Others. Said
Land produces we'll of wheat. corn tonacco, &C.
and more can be added if necessary. For terms
6c..twhich Will be accommodating, apply to the
subscriber. on the premises
oc t4-l2t+ JAMES w CARTER Al n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-14

@1& LAND FOR SALE.--I shall sell to the
43R his hest bidder, on the 10th of NOVEMBER
- ext. the TRACT of LAND on which | now
reside, i IS not sold privately before that time.
The tract contains 2s3 9 10 acres more than one
third of which is in WOOD, the balance in q heal
thv state OF improvement.
The buildings consist of a large com forth bile and
convenient DWELLING and other necessary out
houses.
SPRING WATT II as can be found in the State
This land lies within "a mile of Charlotte c. H.,
Male and Female School.
T. nau
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~ WARTS, DEFoRMED NAILS,
ENLARGED JOINTS,
And Alt DTSEASES 0E THE EEET

And ali DISEASES OF THE FEET, inst2n-
tanecusly removed, without pain or Inconvenience.
ease and comfort by DR.. SCHULTZ, Surgeon CHI
ropodist
rs Office Wall st. Hotel, Wall street.
Testimonials from clergy men, medical, ard other
gentlemen and ladies' OF Richmond. oc i3-2s'
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49, e. : - -----7---s--=---
X L M o v A l..
6UYl

Superior IN srtent Of rryt ~ style aud faisA %
any assortment We had the pleasure to exit
Bit embracing all the foir. nisdtum cad fnsr 9Nai
,,isSnf goods together with full stock Of lNDiA A.
RUBBER GOODS, to all OF which cordially
ask the attention OF buyers before purchasing else
where, trusting that 9 thorough examination OF our
stock and the favorable prices upon which We sci
goods will convince buyers of the propriety Of
change. MARCUS HARRIS Il BRO
Corner 18th and Nam street, next 10
oc lots American Hotel, Richmond Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-14

VIIANTED.-A MILLER-A Miller is wanted,
w to take charge of a country Mill, near Rich
mond. Address Box 100, Richmond.
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LOST AND sTRAYED.

STRAYED from the subscriber. on
21AAnyr> Tuesda, morning, Oct. l1th, q email lght
(S13 brown colored MULE-appreachng
~. bag. Said Mule has a slight enlargement
of one of the hook joints. The head dish
|, the under Jaw projecting and curving down
ard very much. thin IN flesh and said TO I've two
ar old. Please inform me of it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-14

WANTED. COOK We wish 20 purchase a
w young, healthy COOK. whocan wash and iron;
For one Of unexceptlonable character. liberal
Sc dts FISHER & WINSTON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-14

WILD HUNTRESs OF THE MISSISSIPPI.
Miama- Miss MAGGIE MITCHELL
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WANTED-COOK.-W wish to purchase or
w hire irst-rate COOK, without incumbrance,
to remain in the city.
sc SITS KENT. PAINE Il co.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-07-12

until such "a treaty and Fugitive Slave Law
will be enacted? This proportion may
seem monstrous Mt first sight, md 50 II is.
1t may be thought th;t there is no danger
of au attempt to cary it into effect, But
The man who ~ilatters himself with this
idea is simply self-deluded. Where IN
the worlds history, has power ever vol
UNFAIRLY relaxed its grasp? When and
where has an encroacling oligarchy ever
stopped short Of absolute despolism!-
What is there in this supposlIion more
startling and improbable Than many OF the
present doctrines of the party were ten
years ago? No! Eternal vigilance is the
price of liberty!" And if the same pro-
cress is made towards al overshadowinS
Despotism for the next ten years, the min
ions of power will be as vigilant on he tla'
of these Fugitive slaves from Europe
as they now are on those from Virginia
You are now told that the leases are den
acal." Will you meekly bow the back tx
the lash and turf. the cheek to The brand
ling iron? Perhaps so--tlme will tell!
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-07-12
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

~RoTEC BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
from u prescription of Sir J. Clarke, M. D.,
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfailing IN the cure OF
all those painful and dangerous diseases to which the
female constitution is subject. 1t moderates all OK
cess and removes all distractions, and speedy cure
maybe relied on.
'"' 10 MARRIED LADIES
it is peculiarly suited. 1t will, III . SNORT tilhe' Or'hs
OH the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Govern
mcut Stamp OF Great Britain, to prevent counterfeit
CAUTION.
These pills should not DC taken by females during
the FIRST THREE MONTHS OF pregnancy, as they are
sure to bring on Miscarriage, but any other time they
are safe.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Fan
in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue OH slight cXertior
PaIpitation of the Heart, Mysteries, and Whites, these
pills will effect Il cure when all other means have
fail cd, and althougha powerful remedy do not con
tain iron, calomci, anthony, or anything hurtrul u
The constitution.
Full directions ~acconpany each package.
sol. agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
(Lute l.. c. Baldwin 81 Goa Rochester,, N y
n. B.--Sl,G GO and 6 postage stamps enclosed 10 al
authorized Agent, willinsure a bottle oil the fhis D.
return mail.
For sale by ID. Reed, POmeroy, o.;J.D Fark 'ah'
Sairc, Ecstein d Co. cincinnati, !@I!J'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-07-12

Not having The faculty OF being in several
nIoc.s at the same time, and no person from
all The county seeming TO have interest
enough in the matter to furnish us win the'l
facts, we are not prepared TO give reports OF
the doings on the day above named. we hau1
the pleasure of attending the picnic OF the
Public Schools of Pomeroy, gotten up oy lhe
Superintendent, Mr.. Lew Paine' Esq Inc
day was delightful and all the arrangements
complete. The Teachers, with about Two
hundred pupils and a hundred citlzehs' re-
haired to a beautiful grove on Nailers Kun
where. after singing and two snort addresses
The " hole assembly resolved themselves in a
committee of general enjoyment" untl
noon, when a splendid dinner was Sc rVed up
With games, plays, chat and sociabillty gen
orally, the most Of the afternoon was spent IN
q manner highly gratifying to all present.
We have seldom seen a company enjoy them
selves more perfectly than those present on
this occasi on. twill be long remembered by
the little folks.
The Sunday Schools had a grand time down
at Middleport. We were not present, but
learn that the crowd was immense and all
passed off tremendously and happily. We
boped TO have received an account oil the
party by. some Of tho friends present, but
none has come to hand.
Many of the Germans celebrated the day by
a ball in a grove on Sugar Run. a large hool
vas laid, and from "morn till dewy eve,'
and from "eve to rosy morn again." the 'ligh'
fantastic toe" kept time to the inspiring mu'
sic in the dance and the waltz so much love(
by the Teutonic race. 1t is supposed that th'
fairy steps would have been a shade lighte
if q s~'leetle'' less ''lager'' had been aboard
|, But the platform was st rong, and custom
new end strange, and even somewhat out o
taste 10 those who are unused to them, seen
altogether proper to those who have all the
liz es participated in them; and our Germal
friends, no doubt, enjoyed the day and tn
t occasion with a zest peculiarly their cwn.
. Other parties met, as we are informed, !
various parts Of the county, and the da
seems 10 have been made the occasion. by tn
a citizens generally, of social enjoyment an
r recreation.
We have heard of no serious accidents
and only regret to be compelled TO say, th'
in the midst Of much that was calculated
: improve, to elevate, and refine, there was
e unhappiIy, mitch to debase and brutily. W
, saw more men and BOYS drunk, than we ev'
saw in Pomeroy before. The sight was a sa
one, and it seems strage beyond explanation
y that reasoning beings can find pleasure
what so degrades them. We do not wish
be understood as representing our town as
scene of dcbauch. Far from it. We dou
~ if so many people met in any other COMMIT
:, nity VIII there was less of it than here
Our regret is that there should have be-
any.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-07-12

NOTICE.

THE State of Ohio, Meigs County, SSH
/ the Court of Common PlehS-ShephnrI
REEVES, plaintin, against James Irwin, deft.
The above named jones Irwin, of the State
of Iowa, will tlke notice that SHEPPARD
Reeves did, on the Huh day of June, A. ID.
1859, file his petition III the Court of Com
mon PIeps, within and for the County of
Meigs and State Of Ohio, against the said
James Irwin, setting forth that the said lanes
Irwin. on the first day of August, A. D.. 1857,
at Sidney. Fremont County, Iowa, made and
delivered to him, the said plaintiff, for a val
uatle &C nsidelation, a certain pioniSsory mole
for the sum Of $24S, payable III twenty-foLr
months or as soon as q certain claim belong
ing 10 the SAID James Irwin against Daniel
Russell, deceased, Of Meigs County, Ohio,
was collected. And that there is yet due
and unpaid, the amount as aforesaid, to-wit:
$249 and the interest thereon from the first
day Of August, A. d. 1857; and that the said
J James hvin has disposed of his property with
a fraudulent intent 10 cheat and dc.raud his
creditors or hinder or delay them in the col
lection of their debts, and asks for a iudg-
ment against the said James Irwin Ior the
! aforesaid ; mount and the IA crest thereon at
The rate Of six per cent III Vie next Term oi
the Court of Common Pleas, to be Degun and
holden in the County and State Aforesaid.
And the said James Irwin is further notified,
that an order ui attachment has been issued
II this case and returned, and tLai he is re-
bues,ed 10 appear and answer sand petition Oh
or before the third Saturday after The 2Utl
day Of August next.
SHEPPARD REEVES,
By MARr;N HAYS,
july l2-2S-6tS5 25. His ATTORNEY.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-07-12

by virtue of ar order of sale to me directed
d from the Court of COMMON Pleas, Of
.MeirS County, | viii offer ior sale NJ The door
of the Court House in POmeroy, on the 18TH
doy OF August, 1859, at ii O'Clock A. NJ
the Coliowin. described lands aud lie nemenla
to- wit; Beginning at the south west corner
of fraction No. I, in Bedford Township,
Meiss County, Ohio, and running west nine
rods; thence north foQr deg reeS, west forty
nlnL rods; thence east twelve rods and one
half of a rod; thence north fifteen rods;
thence east thirteen rods; thence north sew
enty rods TO the said fraction line; thence
east one bundled and sixteen rods; thence
south one hundrcl and thirty four rods TO
the south line OF said fraction; thence west
with the so.th line of said fraction one hun
dred and twenty-nine rods to the place ol
beginning, containing one hurdre I ana elght
acres, more or less, with the exception OF IL
piece sold to Thomas Carleton, de ScriOed as
follows, to-wIt; Beginn,n, thirteen rouS
and seven links east OF the northwest cor
ner Of said fraction seven; thence east on Sald
line TO a run; thence southwest with Inc
meanderings of said run TO said Thomas
Carlelon's east line; thence north TO the
place of beginning, TO contain eight acres
more or less, and sold as the property OF VII
liam Day, et al, at the suit OF Gilbert G.
Webster. Appraised at S!.i67. co.. Terms oil
sale cash. j.. V. SM1AH' D. M "
July I2-2S-5t-S4.50.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-07-12
ERRLBLE BATTLE ON TEiE
MHNCAO.
The AIlics Again Victorious.

Sr. JOINS, N. f., July 5,-The steam
ship Adelaide has arrived at this port,
from Galway on the 25th, bringing Lon
don and Liverpool advices OF Saturday
noon, a few hours later than those received
b, the Vigo, received by telegraph.
The news is of Il highly important
nature.
The Empress Of France had received a
telegraphic dispatch from Napoleon on
Friday evening, announcing that a terrible
battle had been fought, and that the Allied
forces had achieved a great victory: The
entire Austrian army had formed in line
of battle, extending Il distance OF hve
leagues. The battle lasted from O'Clock
in the morning until 8 O'Clock in the eve
ming. The French captured a number Of
flags, cannon and prisoners.
A dispatch from Vienna says that a
battle was progressing, but gives 10
details.
The previous accounts from the seat OF
war, said that the Austrian force on the
Mincio was fully $50 600 strong; that the
entire French force had passed Monte
CHAR, and their Reconnaissance was SAID t.
have been pushed as far as Gatox, and tina
the P~ieJmon;ese had advanced TOWARD
Peschiera, the north western fertilization
Of the historic square.
Napoleon had demanded permission tc
march 10000 troops through Hanover t(
the Rhine.
1t was believed that the basis of tn
proposed mediation of Prussia would no
be acceptable to France, and Prussia woui'
thereby be involved in the war. 1t wa
also rumored that Prussia had threatens
to assist in suppressing the meditated III
surrectionary movements IN Hungary:
The Swiss troops which were sent iron
Rome to suppress the rising at Perugit
had had a desperate encounter with tn
people shooting them down indlscrlmi
nately.
Tie Adelaide has over 500 passenger
She leaves at daylight tomorrow for Ne
York.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-07-12
Express from Paris.

The Glowing is the letter of our Paris
correspondent, dated, yesterday June 2l'
6 T. M.
The next news from the theater OF the
war is waited for with an Impotence
which is not free from disquletude.-
There seems to be an instructive feeling
that n battle on the Mincio, whether won
or lost by the French will be followed up
BY the appearance of some new actor on
the scene. Some who hitherto believed
that the Emperor Napoleon could n
would limit hostllities to Italy have
changed their views, and unwillinGly yield
TO the conviction that if Prussia pursue
the line she has entered on, no human ct
forts can prevent the war from envelOplng
the whole of continental Europe. What
NAV be the secret wishes, or hopes, Or
even fears of the Emperor on this point II
is difficult to guess; but that the final ad-
VANTAGE is not intended to be left to him
NAV be OWNED by the Civilizations of the
revolutionary party, who in spite OF all ne
has done towards the liberation OF llaiy'
clearly look to a state of general confusion
for the realization of their W peculiar the
cries.
The Emperor is in error II he believes
that the wal which he has undertaken te
f obtain for the Italians that which Is with
held at home has really won him the at
~fections of tn lose who have been ever hos
tile to the Imperial system. These VIII
of course, cheer him OH in the pursuit o
. the very widest schemes; they VIII en-
courage him to plunge reoklessly INTO IN
most dangerous enterprises, III order u
profit by his difficulties at sne pf0p per- m e~
: couraring, even in the event of IA victor.
g over the Austrians, you may Judge wha
E would be the state Of public feeling il tn
e contrary occurred.
A private dispatch has been receives
i from Brescia, stating that the Austrian
e had again occupied MCntechiaro' and TN
i fact is calculated to confirm the a%nticlla
ton that Il great battle is al hand.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-07-12
NOTICE..

WILLIAM McABOY aud Ceruda McAboy.
w Of the State of Wisconsin, will IKE
notice, that James b. Young aud Joseph =.
Quivy, Administrator of the estate OF Mich
olas II. Quivy, deceased, did, on the 9th day
OF July, 1859, file their petItio" IN The Court
Of Common Pleas within and for .tl'c County
Of Meigs and State Of Ohio, against the said
William McAboy and Ceruda McAbty, de-
PENDANTS, setting forth, that the said William
and CCruua gave d mortgage 10 the SAID Mich
oIaS II. Quivy, on the northwest quarter ct
section twenty nine i'll Bedford Township, ia
Meigs County, Ohio, 10 secure the payment of
81. OOO, and interest thereon from the l7tI
day of. March, 1854. according 10 a certain
note referred TO in said mortgage, and praying
that the said William McAboy may pay said
sum of $1,000, with interest as Aforesaid,
now claimed TO be due, or that the said prem.
Uses may be sold to pay the same. Aud the
SAID Wilton and Ceruda McAbOy are notified
that they are required to appear and answer
said petition on or before the third Saturday
after the 23d dry Of August noXt.
II. Ii PLANTS,
July 12-29-6t-s3 50. Atty. for Plaintiff.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-07-12

Ohfo rs George Cowdy."-Mi. Co"ay Is
= vary tender and affectionatc husband, and
most lovingly and fondlg doa's on Tie
wife of lis ..buzzum." Ile wouldn't hurt
her feelings for the world-Mr. Conway
wouldn't. But M Coway's house ana
all that is in. it takes strange freaks OF run
ming round like a dog after his tail. MI
Cuvay, of course, don't know what causes
this wild revelry, and it exceedingly an
noys and vexes him. 1t seems that while
MIR. Conway was quietly resting himself In
his mansion, his wife and all his ''other
household furniture" commenced circling
around him, and ITO copJuratlon OF ms
could calm the tumult. MIR. Conway tried
TO bring things to order, but without sue
cess. And ~unhappily, as his well-beioved
spouse was whirled with lightning speed'
in diminishing circles around the per-
pie xcd and contemplative MIR. Conway
her head struck repeatedly against his
fist, not only battering the beauty out oil
her -countenance, but greatly endangering
the bodily safety of the good and ''illli-
gant'' MIR. Conway himself. And so tc
prevent the possibility of a like disaster
for two days to come, the Judge obtained
private lodgings for Mr.. Conway, in thu
same s.institution" with Mr.. Romine. l
is suspected that all this Trouble is thu
result of esprit knocking" If this b.
true, we think it demonstrates that the.
are ''evil Spirits" and the best thing for MI
Coway would be, to refuse 10 act AS a "me
dunn" any longer. We believe thes
Spirits do net disturb those who are S
fortunate as to board in the above name
..~institution," and perhaps they will let MI
Cowey alone when he leaves it. Nj
Coway pays about SIS for the privileges
the .'inStitution' for two days. We hop
he will get his moneys worth.