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PHOTOGRAP

WE would call the attention Of the public 10
w the fact, that al BULLS AMBR0IlPE pHO-
TOGRApH and STERkE0Sc0PIC GALLERY Is
the place 30 cat
Correct Pictures OF Every Sty,eY
Being the Oldest established operator in ths city,
the superiority Ut hia pictures, aud his efforts 10
please are we'll known 10 ali. He il nos putting
up views of Main street, suttohla for mailing. for
the very low price VI ID and bo cents each The
largest and best picture OF keoluk ever taken ;
also large view OF Ft- Madison.
Bt~roseopsc views and boxes for sale and on ev-
hibiti0n all are respectfully invited to call and
examine them.
- Don't forget the place 10 Main street, I'd
door from Third street.
Aug. ~, 'o0.--d
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ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF
Fall and Winter Clothing.
FURNISHING GOODS,
Which have been selected with great care and un
der very favorable circumstances. We are there
fore preparedto offer special ueements onali-
~, style and prices.
Call at the old stand If s. Pollock 4 Co.. Third
st. between Main and johnson
sepil0d VkNCtLL Il JONES
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kEOh CK..........,....... ...................IOWA
IA STAPLE AND FANCY
G r 0 c Z K | L 8,
Which they offer at low prices to the Wholesale az
well as Retail trade. Cali aud see at
March 3-ddw NO. 'is MAIN-sT.
- EFfNED, as we'll as n. o for sale low by
Ii w. Ii. AUSTIN 4 CO,
mehS lis Msn-st.
dOBXs GERMAN SOAP. "a. IL. Hin a Co. 4 for
4 - sale by W. III. AUSTIN 4 co.,
julyll lls Main.st.
Lemons oranges
Ii ECEINED and for sale low at
IL WI. AUSTIN a co.'s,
meh3d6~ No. lis Main-st.
WANTED inNEDaATELY,
Az IRE
CITY MILLS,
= lln HUSH. OFFSPRING WHEAT.
osoVo for which the highest market price
Will he paid In CASH.
July II AUSTIN co.
II DhIED AppLRs,
PRIMES, good assortment,
forsaie Low by W. ii AUsTINA CO.,
mchsddw Is Main-st.
Il LD COPPER
~ and BRASS bought by
w. IL. AUSTIN 4 CO.,
moh3d8w lis Main-st.
OdQ SACKS q. A. SALT forsale low by
~1o w. Ii. AUSTIN d CO.
iulyll
I(AGs WANTED, for which we wiiI paw CASH.
IL W. III. AUSTIN a Co.
mcha lis Main-st.
WANTEUt
I ll0 MERCHANTAHLE FLOUR BARRELS
sOJU at the Getty MILLS" For price in
quire of w. II. AUSTIN Il c.,
Julyl0ddw IFS Main-st
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SEWING MACHINES.
IN @ w Improve m ents!

\
| XaUrG's NEW STYLES, enlarged
| and improved in construction. The matoria
Of which these machpcs are made, ia the same as
the 4Boudoir, = OF viii We Laage A Barnuml sold
so many foungs achine, however, does away
with the objection to the .hubbcr Ring" for dri
| inE, thattbcy were of spots whenes err the ma
chine hard, far want of oil, or any other cause
! " Belt Is much better, particularly for heavy
work. There are light, frail springs 30 get out
OF order all The parts arc large aud substantial
and all the bearings where there friction near
sire 'case-Aardenea F9 hard that file makes no
impresslon--o If course, they will wear lifetime.
They be made
TO SEW SIN LIE OR DOUBLE
Thread, at pleasure, giving the advantage Of both
stitches. They have straight Needle very i'm
portant to prevent the breaking Of needles No
re-windine cr adjustment of any kind On the under
thread. After thre aiding twice through the looper,
You may rua the entire under spool OF without any
hange this liz ems Of tae features of tie Ma
chine, aHd9s of arq aest ons1 importance. There
has been great dif uly in properly lating
the under thread with an double.thresd machines;
with this, II IL always ri ht, and will sew with
The Least care and AktIi
Of any machine kno wn; on all kinds of goods fine
ard course the length ct the stitch being variable
at pleasure.
The price. are Thirty, AND FORTY DOL.
LARS, including the Right side Hemmer," oil
can, seEewdriver, tweeE four needles full print
ga ukFecteu RHa BhTnQm New improved, Com
bined "Gnagc and Tucker, improved in July, with
which the most inexperienced can sew straight
seams, or tuck, without bssting or guiding the
work They are apple BILE 10, and nov being
anufactured for all the sewing machines in this
country. They for sale for other machines. at
50 cents. The $40 machine is silver plated and
With bo2 and table, equals the I" high-priced ma
chine"
For sale, Purified Oil expressly for Sewing Ma
chimes, price % cents pr bottle.
Agent wapted in every town within 100 miles OF
Quincy, q Illinois, Mis- ouri and Iowa
L. BARNUM, of the old firm If Lasge 4 Bar
nun, Quincy, Illinois, gent for Western Illinois
Eastern Missouri and !, ahern Iowa.
J. NJ. BILLINGS is agent for keokuk The
machines can be seen at j . IL. Emersons Ambro-
type Pat ee,
tauglQ--d2w w 2n1
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Keokuk Drug Store.
EAsth-ssreer. bet. Main n blend can

m AN - ~ -
A LARGE assortment OF Drugs
n Chemicals Instruments and
Fancy articles just received At
tho above establishment, com
prising all the new Chemical
Preparations, Iilden's Fluid Ex.
tracts, Irusses, A bdominal Sup
portcrs, pessaries, speculums of
all kinds. stethescores, Cathe.
tiers, Spermatorrh9a Rings, ard
some splendid eases of Char
riere's superior instruments.
These articles having been se.
lected with special reference y
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M ayers or THE GREAT CITIES

o&f FcNtiAA eittcs nave signed document u
surance TO as that the reusdios of DIR. j. G. AZ
4 CO., OF Lowell, AYERS sARSAPARlL
PILLS, A6Uk CURE, and CHERRY PkCTORA
have been found TO be medicines of great exesIs
md worthy the confidence OF the community.
HON. JAMES COOK,
Mayor of Lowell.
non. ALBIN nHARD,
Mayor OF Nashua, n, I'll.
HON. II. w. HARRINGTON,
Mayor of Manchester, N. III.
HON. JOHN ABBOTTIs
Mayor OF Concord, n. U.
HON, A. III. BULLOCK,
Mayor of Worcester, Mass.
HON. NATHN'L sILsBEE,
Mayor Of Salem, Mass.
NON. F.w. LINCOLN,
Mayor of Boston, Mass.
HON. W. Nj. RoDMAN,
Mayor OF Providence, K. /.
HON. AMOS W. PRENTICE,
Mayor Of Norwich, CT.
non. j. N. HARRIS,
Mayor of New London, CT.
non. CHAS. s. D0DIER,
Mayor of Montreal, 9. Il.
HON. d. II. TIEMAN,
Mayor Of New York City.
HON. Fl. NJ. KINSTREY,
Mayor OF Hamilton, G. w.
HON. ADAM WILSON,
Mayor Of Toronto, @. w.
HON. II. NJ. BISHOP,
Mayor Of Cincinnati, o.
non. /. II, CRAWFORD.
Mayor of Louisville, Ky.
HON. JOHN SLOAN,
Mayor OF Lyons, Iowa.
AuN. JAS. McFEETEkS,
Mayor of Bowmanvlle, O.. w.
HON. JAS. W. NORTH,
Mayor OF Augusta, Me.
HON. HENRY COOPER, JR.,
Mayor Ut Hallowell, Me.
NON. JAS. S. BECK,
Mayor of Fredericton, N. b.
HON. WILLARD NYE,'
Mayor Of New Bedford, Mass.
HON. j. C. BLATSDELL.
Mayor of Fall River, Mass.
non. w. II. CRANsToN,
Mayor of Newport, r. |.
HON. FRED sTAHL,
Mayor of Galena, Ill.
non. JOHN aopDEN,
Mayor of Dubuque, Iowa.
HON. TH0S. CRUTCHFIELD,
Mayor OF Chattanooga, Tenn.
HON. X. d. BAUGH,
Mayor Of Memphis, Tenn.
HON. HERMAN L. PAGE,
Mayor of Milwaukee, Wis.
HON. w. VAUGHN,
Mayor Of Racine, Wis.
HON. A, FAIR,
Mayor of Kenosha, Wis.
non. JOHN C. HAINEs,
Mayor Of Chicago, I'll.
NON. A. ]. NOBLE,
Mayor of Montgomery, Ala.
HON. W. HoLYBAD,
Mayor Of Columbus, Ga.
HON. THOs. FRENCH,
Mayor of Burlington, Iowa.
HON, WIN. LEIGHTON,
Ex-Mayor Of Keokuk, Iowa.
rtify that the resident Druggists have assur
them
'rtify that the resident druggists have assur
them
'rsify that the resident Druggists have assur
them
AYERS sARSAPARILLA
AYERS SARsApARILLA
AYERS sARsApARILLA
an excellent remedy. and worthy the confden
of the community.
an excellent remedy and worthy the conHden
OF the community.
an excellent remedy, and worthy the contdsn
OF the community.
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N oneAt ora Abe Eirstlnyue E,.ta.

NOW READY,
The Life AND Public Services
hon. AHHAus TtISCoIN.
NylIH Portrait on steele, by ID. w Bartlett
w the well known author Of iThe Life III LADY
Jane Grey, Joan Of Are" etc. aud Washington
and "Independent." One handsome emo. t,loth
gilt back. 200 page. Prce al. Also,
Th~ SO" ..s s.s.:, S..,,.. "a.
>INAT0H BaIGIA~
One Large Emo. pfee.........sl
Just received and tor sale at
OGDEN ,BhUWNELLA CO.'S
Cry BOOK STORE
ly26-d 81 Main-st.
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AYERS sAKsApARILLA
For Spring Diseases,
For Purifying the Blood,
For Scrofula or Kings Evil,
For Tumors, Ulcers and Sores,
For Eruptions and Pimples,
For Blotches, Blains and Boils,
For st. Anthony's Fire, Rose or Erysipelas,
For letter, or Salt kheum,
For Soald Head and Ring w orm,
For Cancer and Cancer Sores,
For Sore Eyes, Sore Ears, and Humors,
For Female Diseases,
FOR Suppression and lrregularity,
For Syphilis or Veneral Disease,
For Liver Complaints,
For Diseases of the Heart.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-08

OTTAWA, August u 500.
sn-r have the honor 70 enclose copy Of letter cd
dressed BY The Secretary q STATE Tor the Colonies
nov In attendance HIS Royal Hlshness The Prince Of
- srplAnstia Of this letter desire 70 call your stten
ton The facs THAI according V advertisement which
has appeared In Toronto paper, u tbs intention q The
vnSs DSay .ss 70 p sSss oe g. 70 vo. ~ hs ys ss
ness and In the streets through which he 70 ps Ger
tain embens and Decorations bssoasss specially " Their
may sste In the mist explicit isrns shas any such
display, any attempt 70 connect hM Royal Hghness
o1scsmsn O. any party ssscssioa, would be viewed
with extreme Dissatisfaction.
You viIi boar Ia nina sir, ss.i Nh noys hssss.s
people, conveyed BY both branches q The LEGISLATURE,
Without distinction forced party and would BE- IN
and such visit V thrust BIN tbs exhibition q ban
other badge a. distinction which are Known 70 -
ons:sI,s % ssy por.c. q her na,ssy = sscss
these viws wiI oonsidersfn, b deemed eAsfAesory
and have 70 request thss ycs - CHIEF magnssse me
Complaint may exist elmer pvccsspa isssf In
the decoration Of Inc sreets through which N Royal
have further 70 request that yor wr, BY letter a.
dresssd 70 me At Kingston inform me e1pclsy whether
soy dcrbt exists - 70 compliance With she wishes ~.
course likely 10 be porsoed II Toronto mar materially
snet tbe route v be taken by his Royal Hsee IN he
70 be- az yuur cssdisss ,srysus EpnuSp Hrao
Hs Worship tbs MAron u Toronto.
The Kingston len the hsrbor ~ three this ansncos
the being distinguished BY royal sAute, fired
from the Market Battery by the volansecr artillery com
parry Of the tswn. There were no, many assembled q
the water side the Time and The cheers Of len
er,hossais character thsa sivcn hts departure
from sIy othn place be has vstsL
oetv0,vEv
The 0rsnsemen remained n PROCESSION In tho ares
parallel wi,h the WAFER ZEE epto ,ni tine si,ss.s'
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OUR KINGSTON CORRESPONDENCE.

KIscsroS, sspt ;, 1850
yuigassrg hsesfeNt-r1< Scen1y Amo~s NJ rAoasssd
biss-ns MP fro~ Broclvsils-Avssai q kin2sen-
ne PreyursfScvs Tv ~ RscTttc~-TAS Disarpos~,~N1
If Ne ksl,ard< o~d ~ 0eSfinacy cf ~ orsNee~1s, a.
An Incident more characteristic Of the gencross I'm
puleee which sway the nature az NE Prince OF wales
could not have occurred than that which acquainted
you with BY telegraph yesterday before my departure
from Rockville. HIS Royal Hghncu fearing that he had
hardly done Justice 70 that town In the brief reply which
he read Al the railway station IN 70 the address
Of the Mayor and Corporation and ehich written
preparatory 70 his departure from Ottawa, had another
prepared adequately expressing his warm ap7recia
tion Of the reception there me, WITH and having This Ia
his special care, the Duke Of Newcastle sent for Tho
Mayor and handed him the wharf after The resorn
q the royal party from their drive through The town
Nothing could have been more kind graceful, add
although such proceeding ~xs without preocssst,
vas Of The most popular character and cannot
fail 10 enhance even the high interest ssd regard aios
amounting Affection with which Ls 10 already regarded
throughout the British domInions.
,nr raorsssp IsiAxps
Al twenty minutes past iwcive the Kingston s'ssmsd
away and In e- minutes Afterwards pursuins her
course smcpg the rhoussnd ISLANDS.
The -eather forsunsfeiy and sunny, and the
granite slands eres, advantage. Here %
tu'e sppssred 70 have isncfoy prepared srsnd pro
scshiam - least the travellers eye, for noibng cosld
tsve exceeded srfuiary he scens thai pfssstei =
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ton IN length, permits the use Of small cosstng ssel
for The service OF Immersion.
Sush are the prospects u the new Franco America
company. Ii win have three thousand three hundred
milee Of cable IN order 10 be prepared for any eergen
cy The privileges accorded by the French government
grant OF nfy years and the guarantee Of one and
bali million francs annually 70 the enterprise On ex
scrptions viii easily rnd takers the two worlds equally
Interested in s success England drops nom her hands
for moment the tnteroceanic threadt is fragment Of
AtoFs, pick IL up.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-08

and feel the pride Of Englshman In the masc. lin.
sasss o. ny n N the ssnguas hardy
execution which have enabled youthful oldaess u
strip many Of the ancient nations Of tbr % 1us
rejoice 70 see the public Institutions o, wos'a. o1s
perceive in them proof in a. acect not tina. snsa
have been brought under ,soiNn q the many wnic1
laws and tbe working q acs,oe o. we vae Oh oauA'
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Whitley, Sept. !, 1880.
The Prince reached bore by special train from Port
HOPE At about three o'clock There procession.
the platform was crested IN the Of the railroad
tion and an address was read BY the Mayor The Prince
made no reply for want Of time, and Immediately en-
barkea on board the Kingston for Toronto.
The reception was rather dead than Otherwise much
bad feeling was caused because tho oanscmen could not
turn out, a they intended.
me whole visit did not occupy half IN hour.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-08

TEE PACIFIC TKLH0KArH.-We understand that
there l. now . fair prospect Of having continn-
Gus line Of telegraph from the Atlantic States TO
the Pacific, and that, too, within the time pre-
scribed by the terms Of the bill passed al the last
session Of Congress. Our readers viii recollect,
perhaps, that that bill was 20 badly cut down In
The House, through the EFFORTS OF lobby members
and others interested In its defeat, that II was
feared that no responsible parties would venture 70
take . contract based on the propositions con-
tanned In that bill. Such, however, has been only
partially the case. II Is truo that the parties
named in the original bin a. II was presented 70
the Senate by Mr.. Gwin, a. well AZ the several
telegraph companies who, previously 70 Its cmas-
culasion In the House, were exceedingly anxious
20 obtain the contract, have, with one exception,
since refused 10 touch r. But we learn that the
western ONION Telegraph Company the excep.
ton referred 70, amer mature consideration have
finally concluded 10 make propositions 70 the .e
cresary OF The Treasury for The concession OF tne
line. Thh company propose 70 buld ana equip
the line within Che time specified 10 me nl, not
withstanding the fact that several months nave
elapsed since the date al which me Two years
allowed for Us completion were 20 commence.
Thew sIso stand ready IN give any amount of seen.
r,,v Tor the faithful fulfment o. the contract that
the government may demand. br. Hiram Slbley,
the efficient president ~ This company, II now IN
Washington for tho purpose of arranging with W..
CoLb for the concession 81 the contract, and We
Earnestly hone that nothing may arise 20 prevent
she accomplishment 81 he design 81 the projectors
of the important enterprise.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-08

THx JlpAxrsr RrtsrnoS are rsq 'estei 70 so
that the statement that Geuersl ssusfcd h'd pres -
bin or bills for The services o. srs' divs"n peon ine
Japanese reception No bis ~ 'he 'erv COS =
,h r,,, a,xssor have ever been presented Tte aps.
- sn.nrn,,,ee .ereed a. car the asn bNe ~
S.,ss.s uren The srrvn u The isparss. he ",''tr
~ Inc Mayor and upon Their eTbarka,na, A. r. - y
have been presented. 1bey are SUI lffAd arc fw -
~ ~, : than three thousand foAEs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-08

Aclpnr ON nrsrc-Ths wei worn bot SIN pcru'v
,rrovssorep was given las. night, with ccrtcs, nns.
essslosch, Mosani and Amodo IN sbs rois which they
have already made familiar 10 the public. kusari msas
rre~t sepssscn the famous aria Of The third act, u
os>1a p4ra which he introduced the c, ds pso, an
repeated in answer 70 very decided hsdaus
covvsl renewed her former trumphs the fc1rn a.,
and The whole performances was refreshnsy gcci, an
vas most enthusiastically rccolved by fail hoase
To dag the crpolIne world vii muster II 30 orce i'r
the nrst matinee o. the sesscr The escrnsmbs's'
be given, with Mis- Patti amiss, Bsignoii I" san,
and Amodio "a Count Rodcpho.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-08

rnorosrp CONTINENT Ma T. ID Riu-we are Ia.
formed that Mr.. o. Rice fzmiiary known 70 two gene
raiops Of play soers "Jm Crow has become far
Frustrated by old age " be ncspacatcd from pursu
ing the Abors Of his vocation Mr.. Rice has been
necied with the American stage during the last thirty
years. and may be fairly considered the ther Of the
colored opera has been proposed that Of Mr..
Rcc long and faithful services In The speciality which he
created that The persons coeaged therein with such
artists q The regular theatres may a. 70 Join In the
movement, should unite 70 give him . complimentary
benefit The suggestion seems emincutly proper one
and worthy the asiensiou of he parties conoerend
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-12

a TERRIBLE AFFLICTI0N-A man by the
name of Moses McCarty, iii Jay county, Ind,
some time IN October eioped with II young
and his eight children totally helpless and de-
pendent upon themselves tor support. The
mother WAS almost heart-brokep by this cruel
desertion OF her husband: but she was doomed
- trials still more severe Soon after his depart
ure, her eldest child, Esther Eveline, aged IL
years, WAS attacked wi TIA the putrid sore throat,
malignant form of scarlet fever, and after q
lew days of severe suffering brea,hed her last.
Jonas, an Interesting little boy OF live sum-
mers was next attacked with the same disease,
which soon accomplished its work, and he
was buried beside his sister. Next followed
Moses Wilson, the eldest boy, aged twelve
years. who died on the evening of Novem ber
27th, and the next morning Sarah Jane, aged
nine years, died also. On the sth of Decem ber,
the youngest child. in the second year, was
carried Oft ny he same disease and on the 25 tn
little } ohm died alSc.-IFeStern Christian AdrO-
cutt,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-12

A SNAKE" IN TIE MEXICAN TaEATY-A
Washington responder makes revelation
which goes tar to account for the cold shoulder
given 10 the Mexican Treaty in the Senate, in
the face of so many strong Recommendations
for its ratification. The pith oc this story is,
that at the eeS en- III hour il Was discovered that
inasmnch as one of the provisions of the
tIeaty established free trade between Mexico
and the United States, We should De obliged
in the event OF It's ratlfication-to open four
ports, like wise. To the free trade OF Englaud
France, Germany, aud all other nations with
whom We have treaties with guarantees In
them that they shall all be placed on the same
footing with ''Ihe most favored nations." The
treaty. it seems, was so ingeniousiy worded
that nobody discovered the 1iaw until il had
been under discussion for days and days--bui
when the discovery was made, Free Traders
rs well as Trotectionists, We are told, agreed
TO lay the treaty, without Il dissenting voice
upon the tshie.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-12

SUICIDE-The Akron (Ohio) Beacon says
that on the 2st ult. Mrs. Aun Dumford COM
mited suicide by drowning under very singu-
lar circuTs tances. She bad recently given
birth 20 infant that did not survive its
birth, and The anguish that she experienced as
10 the destiny of this unbaptiZed offspring
drove her 10 insanity. She left her bed at an
early honr in the morning, and walked more
than miie barefoot, over suow, froZed ground
and ice. to the I. and o. Canal, got rail from
4 fence, broke a hole through the ice and
plunged in. She was tracked from the {, we'll
ing To the spot, and the shawl floating in
the hole indicated where the body was 10 be
found
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-12

THg NATIONAL FiNAScEs.-The receipts Of
the ". $. Trsasury daring last week were
- 9G6,iU0, including Treasury notes. The
drafts paid We're over four millions. The
amount Of the drafts issued was nearly 80, ,75s,.
hn. The reduction from the amount on hand
in the previous week was Si.e5O,0e. The
amount subject TO draft was 81 ,ss3.vO0.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-12
A FRIEND TO Gov. WIsE.-The New Haven

FRIEND TO Gov. WISE.--The New Haven
Comm Daily Register, records the following
"a good story is told in New London conn
ty, in this State, of an old Democrat, recently
deceased. Soon after the execution of John
Brown, he sent for an attorney to draw his
will, and after arranging iheusuai matters in
such IA document, he dictated as follows: TO
Henry a. Wise, Governor of Virginia, ! give
and bequeatk the sum OF one thousand dollars
to be paid from my effects, for the justice, firm
ness and PATRIOTISM displayed by hin the
hanging OF John Brown The lawyer tWho
was Black Kepubiican) dropped ms pen in
astonishment. and refused to MAKE The record
He was accordingly dismissed, and a few days
after another was sent for. who banked n the
same iGstruc tions, and before he could accom-
pllSh his purpose his friends convinced him
that he could not, in justice To his family, make
the teq uest-and that the admiration he had
evinced for Governor Wise would be more
gratifying to that gen tleman than gift in mo-
ney but ii was long time before his de,ermi-
nation was cOEQuered.''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-12

TUE FEMALE STEIK KES-On Wednesday. in
spite Of the rain and mud, the helnmers and
sritcherS OF Lynn, Mass, carried out their in-
tention 10 have 4 procession. Military, To the
number of ore hundred men. headed The line,
and then came five hundred female strlkers-
Following them We're five companies from
1IarbIehead and striking cordwainers from
Rockville, Marblehead, Saugus and South
Reading; those residing in Lynn bringing up
the rear. 1t was estimated that here were
2,5W persons iii the procession. The man n
ficturers show no signs, AS yet, of receding
from The stand which they have taken.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-12

DeStvosipg ShrubbsrH -Some few evenings
since, AS a tubacc ouist and his lady were cit.
ting IN their parlor, on Valley street tLes
hard a Slight noise in their front yard, aud
supposing that COW had gotten in and VIA
DESTROYING the shrnbbrry the lady threw ope II
the front WINDOW blinds, ard there, TO neT
surprse, the reflection OF The burning gas re-
vealed the persons Of two women, one OF
whom had pulled up by the roots fayorite
rJSe bush. As soon a. the tres pas>eTs found
that they were detected ard probably recog-
DiZed, they boata hasty retreat, but carried th.
much priced bush with them. As Yet the al
f;tir has not been brought To the atteu ton OF
the police, cut Us TIE iutruders are well
known, ard the taking Of the shrubbary i.
nisdemeanor, IL may become police court af-
fair, .....