The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-30
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I,HE DISPATCH.
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SQUEEZING HANpe'


WEDNESDAY MORNING.. aA lfs..'.~.~--~
souEEzINo HANDS.
NJ ALApY
wh...u ,mmense disrcncei makes Axe arm around
ones hand lsdy may IN Your Your brow. or holding Ing
your hand ID Toy with par sSa calm and col
scssd saS 81 wtS
Who yon dislike or sa ase hand. You snatch il quickly
yensarss g ps blood mounts to your forehead
and sn s. sss; q s aS .cs thing Rs.sr
" tsn,soassed specimen Of humanity squeeaes ysaI
hand mortified s mshs aug OF h
,nts"t and above ALL that he believes Il pcesinle
a:, a ySs sna ss. an opportunity
never be offered him Of doing 30 again. c
To place yons hand confidently IN n ans. Excited or
confused. you have ceased biushing GEM Of onjet
his presence; yoa experience issn sert Of feel
ing p ron are perfectly contented win nysr and
10 this terrestrial world especially y9ns ,i lose' Y"n
yourse.f; and yet withs u y soSmthat manly arm
which il 70 support you through ne cs,nea in Sss
Gin. suffuses your face a. Se sasI na1a Is
ant Ia some one whom you like very much; nos
an accepted lover but one VINO may pehsna in ~
ora IF tne.e DAYS gently enclose your hanu IN MS
own. what strange. wild, Joyful. painful feeling
thrills through your veins, PUSHES 90 your nnge,
nufs. heart goes UuuuFs uuhR.,
th,ns Se must hear it throboingi For the lie OF
ram you cannot speak. After letting your handr re-
main in his long enough to show you are not OF
tsken back again after q faint. don't do So"
which Is answered by q still closer pressure, Wtn
little and this rst earnest of other things 70 con e.
thrilling and burning with new ecstatie emotion.
remain all trembling IN its resting place.
THrs QUEER woRlD-The following eloquent
manage closes the Baccalaurate Address Of Hon.
A. b. L,ugstreet, President Of the South Carolina
College, at Columbia, TO the recent Graduating
Glass:
"You are embArking upon q strange world my
Young friends. 1t Danish ID Aristides. poisoned Soc
o u Men
Anthony and Csiaphas is still In the world-greatiy
subdued and lsw.bound. 10 be sure. but not extin'
euished You may ex psct, therefore. at times to
Be depressed by your rivals. condemned for your
patriotism, and tormented for your benefactions to
and to suffer thousand impositions in smaller mat
ters-fron these from whom Yen had right TO ex-
pect better things These are hard things 70 bear
say you. They are 90, my young friends, aud you
never will bear them you should nniess you take
the good book for your guide and look daily 10 MS
trial. Do this, and ali will be well at last. With
that chart in your hand. now launch your par1ss
upon troubled ocean 81 me- sua asu Az the
saiior, and be found bard at the helm, with your
chart before you and your eye liked on bethishem
star"
pooKs The Canadian Parliament is intently en-
athsT ev W. in debs.ing the Customs bill one
member stated that the Bible was 10 De charged
duty of ten per cent Several members aesiseu sns
them arguing that no discrimination should be al
lowed Heretofore all books, except compare
tered free OF duty aud the result of applying duty
will be to utterly break up the bookseing business
in Canada Ninetenths Of all the books read IN Inc
m in the United states,
caused not less by the cheapness tn an the general
better style in which the books are gotten up.
The DocroR's DsEAM-The Knoxville Register
tells the following good one
DR. B. is an a1vocsts to blsters, for any and all
affections of the spinal column alias the PACK ZONE
10 intent is his mind this suit Jeet that at night
he dreams Of it. The other night after retiring
late leaving a candle close to his bed, he dreamed
that he was sick that ph Was fal1ea II ~ a.
most blistering blister. to Dr.. BIS back The draw
ing and burning began. and incresset 70 ihtsnsly
and intolerase pain. Dr. b. asked his brother DOC
tor to remove il, blu. he refused. saying that the
blister must do its perfect work Dr. B. could en-
seeking relief The exertion in raising, and the
torture of the blister on his back. awoke him. Inc
first thing that caught bis eye was aag hhind
topuil his shirt down over the blister, but the ap
purtenarce to that garment was gone. the FIRE had
are in the bed, bat the lire in the blister continued
to burn, and did not vanish with his dream
TIE LARGEST DAY IN CoTToN.-The New York
Courier and Enquirer that the sales OF cotton
In the New York market Thursday amounted 10
i, 600 bales, valued at about 81 100000 Thls Is
said to be the largest business in cotton ever done
in one day In the market. The business OF Thurs
day amounted to about 10 900 bales, and with
transactions in tea to the amount Of S4eo,000,
gives some indication Of reviving business
DIVORCE INCIDENTAL the recent session OF
the Oregon Legislature, Elijah Dodson, OF Yam
hill county, was an applicant for divorce. His
bill passed the Council, but before action In the
House, o member received the following note:
ArnoME, Yamhill county.
DEAR Sir: After my best respects, wish to in
form you that my old woman has returned, and L
have found her all right, and II our petition hae
not been taken up, be so good as not to take II
up, and not proceed any further without my or
der. Yours, respectively,
The bill was tabled.
MAN WITHOUT MoNEy.-A gentleman some
sixty miles below New Orleans, was accosted by 2
strauger-"Sir, have you any money ABOUT you
EYES," was the reply 81 always make II p1tnt &c
reioined the stranger, 81 wish to go across the
river; the fare is ten cents Would you please ft
accommodate me with that sum z! The gentle
man putting on look of we'll affected surprise
exclaimed. Ssir, do you mean to say that you
haven ten cepts?" ayes, sir, / haven't cent,
rejoiued the stranger. "Well," responded the
gentleman, ''f you haven't a cent, itil make
id little difference which side OF the river you
are" and coolly left the stranger to his own re-
fection.
NEW POLICE SYsrEx.-In Palermo, Sicily, the
police Of that city paid from week TO- week only
onehalf of their wages. The other nall 10 Kept as
q reserved fund out of which ali parties suffering
loss BY theft burglary and similar crimes which it
q the DUTY of the police to prevent are indemnihed
There is settlement at the end OF every six mouths,
and the surplus is divided among the policemen.
who are thus made to suffer loss of wages by every
fAilure to perform their duty.
OTEAM SAW MILL-LUMBER SAW.
~ I'D TO OkDER.-The subscriber having the
entire control of one of the best STEAM CIRCU
LAR SAW MILLS in the State. located in Virgin
Pine Forest, navigation, will contract to fur
nish at short notice. in COED order, and reasons-
BE terms, Building and Railroad Timber, sawed all
ders for this description of Lumber.