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INSURANCE.
NoTIoE,",.,........ NOTICE.
FIRE, RIVER AND MARINE INSURANCE.
.NOrHgE

As win eppcarby publication, the Subscriber
fully empowered adjust pay all Losses, with the
promptness that has characterized Home Companies.
.- ... =. R. FELL, Agent, 81 Camp street,
R FELL Agent New Orleans is fully authorized
to adjust settle all Losses under Policies issued by him for
this Company without reference to the Home Office
Sirnedl STEPHEN CROWELL,
Pges't Phoenix Insurance Company, New York,
o. f, BRESEE,i
General Agent Security Ius, Company, N. Y,
JOHN D. COCKS,
President Atlantic Insurance Co. Brooklyn
WIN. A SEAVER
President Adriatic Insurance Co. New York
CEVENTEENTH ANNUAL STA TEAEENT
OF THE
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
NEW ORLEANS, MAY % 1866
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From j. H. Schumacher,

made by Bulkey's Patent Lumber Dryer One piece OF
Pine board l2 inches vide inches thick, weight D.
and gagged out IL 56 lost in weight This
lumber was dried in the yard ree years, year ho
air kiln by recommend this process all
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GUNS AND RIFEEs.
The subscribers offer to wholesale Dealers or to parties for
their use, E5 e55 T--#
DOUBLE AND SINGLE BARREL GUNS
Of every make and from lamnated steel and STEEL
TWIST BARRELS of best English makers, 30 the loves
Rides Of all the Prominent American Makers.
REVOLVING PISTOLS of all kinds-ooLTs, and other
good makers.
SHOOTING TACKLE, SHOT, CAPS AND POWDER
For sale By TAYLOR & CHURCHILL,
Wholesale Hardware Dealers.
N Il Magazine street.
AHUH Opposite 81. James Hotel,
. t. --g tEstRblisbed n
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DROPOSALS FOR BUILDING LEvEES-
Office Of the Board Of Leyee Commissioners Mechanics
Institute New Orleans Jny 10 1856 Sealed proposals.
Endorsed and left with the Secretary of the Board
Yed and will be received this Office until MONDAY the 9Th
day Of August, 1866 for the construction Of the following
levees, to wit;
youpee.
chinn Robertson levees the parish West Baton
Rouge.
BE built according to lines and specifications be fur.
nshed by the Chief Engineer and which will ready and
be In his oce in building above after the
Of August next Bids to specify the price per eBbo yarn
Good and solvent security will be required from contractors
and bidders will furnish the names Of their securities with
their bids.
The work these Levees will be required to be
y he list day Of September next end be completed by
ist DAY Of January 1851 Payments viii be made thirty
dys currency ~ value, the certificate Of the Engi-
er accfQug to the relative value Of work done aud
dneton twenty cent heetTom will be made guar
ante Tor e ehn performance and completion OF the
In lieu Of furnishing bond and security before stipulated
contractors Will have tie option of increasing tine deduction
be retained as guarantee y
All these Leyees large and important and in addition to
the guranes enumerated the contractors will be red ured 10
put and keep the works sufficient boers 1t ali
times 70 insure according the npn on Of the Engineer the
completion OF the eyees within the time specified under pen-
atty of forfeiture of contract. $3.50 r.
II is also prper to state that Co tractors viii be reonred
after completion Of said Leyees plant Bermuda as on
the at such distances apart may be decided by Be
Engineer
By order of the Board of Levee Commissioners.
THs B. H. GREENE,
Chief Engineer of First Division of lsyeas
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TNHE ADVERTHl9E R,
VFRMILlIONVIIIF Ia


L VERMILLIONVILLE, La.
Official Journal OF the Parish Of lafayette
Published Every Saturday by VIM. B, a.
q. q. Bailey, Editors.
CoFptuoSs-tor one year, payable in advance, s..
AdvertlsiupFur exceeding the space
lines dollar and fifty for the first insertion, AID
dollar for each subsequent insertion
Liberal discount made to yearly advertisers.
job work executed with neane and dispatch, and must be
paid for delivery.
Announcing candidates for office fifteen dollars payable n
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The SOUTH.W WESTERN is published weekly ut Five Dollars
per nnnnm Three TOR sT months bic in advance. No
subscription taken for tess period thau six months.
Al erttseeE Inserted nj the rate Of 81 80 par square for
the first nscoa an rs ceut for ecb subsequent Eight
lines or less constitute " square.
Obituary notices., marriage, Inbc meetings, cards Of
thanks, etc, tn eptid for rs advertisements.
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From Moore q CampIOn,

Test made by Bnkley's Lumber Dryer Of two pieces black
Walnut inch boards one u inches wde about half dry sun
7l6 inch in width; 9 inches wide, dry could
made shrunt inch in width In opinion, this process
takes shrnkage the lumber than any other and
docs not Inlure il.
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y.
Paquemne, Iberrille Parish, La.
@. Ward a. Co, PrOprfetorE.
RATES SURsCRPTIOE-S6 per Rnuum, advance hall
yearly, 81 80 quarterly 81 50.
RATES OF AnYBRTlsNGAl transient advertisements first
insertion square, 81 3d. each subsequent Insertion Is
cents per square.
til ordered discontinued
Announcements of candidates State District CfceE
will be charged so.
Announcements Parish and local offices will be charged
bile in adv
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MACHINERY.
vlLACE DIAMOND STEEL WORKS,
PTTTsBURG, PA
PARK, BROTHER Il CO.,
--,fLNnrl CHEERS or
MACHINERY.
PARK, BROTHER \ co

-NASurLeruRERs or
All Descriptions of Cast and German steel,
--wARRENTED- .&5
EQUAL TO ANY IMPORTED OR MANUFACTURED IN
THIS COUNTRY.
Best quality Refined CAST TOOL STEEL; SPRING, MA
ICHINERY, PLow, SHEET and SHEAR STEEL
RAILROAD, SPRING and FROG STEEL; LocoNo-
TIVE, AxLEs, CRANK PINS, PISTON RODS, SLIDE
BARS, FIRE BOX and FLUE PLATE, etc
Branch warehouses
NOS q and A. BATTERY MARCH. NOS. q and a
Between MIX and Broad streets,
BOSTON, MASS.
OLIVER HUNT, Agent
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WINTERS IMPROVED PORTABLE
CIRCULAR SAW MILL,

Lane. Patent Set and Feed Works.
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SRvBNTEENTn ANNUAL STATEMENT

The in conformity with the Charter submit the
following statement Of affairs of the Company the Both
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PROPRIETORs-J. P. IRWIN, D. H. HILL.
CHARLOTTE, N. @.

TERMsWe propose to publish Magazine containing from
SIXTY eighty pages of the of those BRckwoos Mag
azne, for THREE DOLLARS year in advance or FIVE
DOLLARS if not paid till the end of the year; and to begin
the issue the LIST Of May provided that the subscription list
will justify the undertaking She cash subscribers not pay
TIL after the receipt Of the grst number.
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squares. lmentA months. months. snon,A'. la noa'A'
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aE sEA-wEED TONIC PRODUCES
LASTING RESULTS,
TO THE STOMACH

INCH FEW MEDICINES POSSESS THE POWER
OF DOING.
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Trustees

r OUIsIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY,
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OVER A MILLION DOLLARS sAvRDi

OVER A MILLION DOLLARS SAvBDi
t.3entlemen,-"I had q negro man worth, u, ses,
who took cold from bad hurt in the leg, and was
useless for over q year. had used everything
could hear OF without benefit, until tried the
Mexican Mustang Linimsn'. i s08 S6w sFffsss
Montgomery, Ala, June II. 1883. .
81 take pleasure in recommending the. Mexican
Mustang Eminent as q valuable and indispensa.
BILE article for Sprans, Sores, Scratches, or Calls
on Horses. Our men have used 1t for Burns,
Bruises, Sores, rheumatism, as and , All say It
Foreman for American, Wells, Fargo's, and
Harnden's Express.
"The sprain OF my daughters ankle, occasioned
while skating last winter, was entirely cured In
one week after she commenced using Your cele-
brated Mustang Liniment." BID. SEELEY.
Gloucester, Mass, August !, 1885. .....,..
II Is an admitted fact that the Mexican Mustang
Eminent performs more cures In . shorter time,
on man and beast, than any article ever dis
covered. Families, livery -men, and planters
should always hare Ii on hand. Quick and sure,
Il certainly Ii. All genuine Is wrapped In steel
plate engravings, bearing the signature Of g. w /:
Westbrook, Chemist, and the prfrdte United
States stamp OF DEAAs BARNES i Co. over the top.
An effort has been made to counterfeit 1t with
ch cap stone plate label. Look closely. aa#
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, .n
-..tta.t 80 sold by all druggists.
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~ qiifias ss w.; rn =
.,s.' I. .s isass ess.
tsinbd H. 9 recent tOlume, that .tR
nla3s Of Shakspease &efc' Written, n6sD5
thsf nan. 6nt By another man. Tkes6b-
|ssSnEe or tbS pamphlet III that iRoujss NAno.
leon ID tho destined monarch Of the world ];
that be Ii anti. Christ, and the beast Of the
Revelations, whose number lis i eds-see
chapter -, verse,lS, which number stngu-
lar enough T. sPpears, bis name speli; IN
Latin. Greek. and Hebrew. Thus, the La
tin Tor Louis being Ludovicus, tho number
Is found thus: Lr6elu.b-d.t00- o10sta6-if.c-
ll00.uaS.So-t666. aAAin, the Greek tor
Napoleon Is Nspolsonti, and N,6ola.l-p-
iS0.o.70-n-S0-t,SO0-i-l0 -666 IN Greek letI
ters. Furthermore, In Hebrew the words
.LotiS Napoleon Donapaftei make up
the qnystio number, $685. TheI same
pamphlet .ststssa that Apollyou, or, IN
Greek, Apoleon. the, name Of the
predicted ,apti- Christ, seees almost idsn-
|ticar, ,apd With n prefxed, which rs he
IabbreSixtiSH bf The word 'nae-veriiy or
itruiy means .NlApSlem, trinity APosiyons
lTha Is. Singular 10: say the least, particu-
larry when compared with Daniels deseripr.
ton of the last great destroyer, that ne
should Be d being Of inscrutabie counte;
nance. understanding dark sentences, and
by ilis, policy; causing craft to prosper IN
his hand, destroying many by peace, being
also. at the outset, 3 vile person. botn
prophecies, seem to point to the subtle
character and appearance, and peculiar
antecedents of him gbO 50 falsely asserts
that "tbe Empire is peace."-See Danie''
chapter viii, verses % and rs.
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: Y
y and ~ GsatA u ~ aowsts, II St
AID 6sfoss thsy afs hafas1 ID saSw.
23Aeee sorAes 6sestvA1 sensoay
Z Wasu NatuFs - al eglow- stA'A r. =
AGew With mysticea spesndce
That rivals We 6rtgAtsece q epring-
- Sa1hs wSic2 tsir SannSr eosiA sssas
ScsSe spirit aka 10 NJ sAiasow Z, Esa
Tia sossows " ..s.sal dyis s:.S.s.p - ~,
.rSs Ses sssI s. eSsod. pilIowsd seane 81 5
0uAtlss sofs q avislcn g e~yksar>..
And drsaHBa that his - ,s.ss6 X bas
"Ths f1owsrs, have n0s ~ -.
saSes,. ! ,uuinoss mist On The mosasltss.ss
x1isht, asurs base y ne aM u,, u +. sS'a
Ag nsSs, ,seir bright sesss 1oasias tkssss1s
M - n 60 ooft, - careSsinG,
NJ seesss mute token Of love, - -
Ard noats 70 ths heart IKE blessing ;grTrk
: From come happy sparit ABOVE. So y
rnss, DAYS, % serene and 70 charming,
Awaken dreamy delight, $50 3 $3.50 80
n tremulous, tearf0l eutoyment, a' Fl
Like soit strains Of mnsio- a. night; u v
We know they are fading and neeeng,.
That quickly, too quickly, they'll end, g.
AID we watch them with yeArning a6ectloe,
A at parting we watch = dear friend. !
Oh, BEAUTIFUL Indian Summsri ~
Thou fAvorite child Of the year.
Thou darling, whom Nature snrichss - r
I With gifts and ad0rnmsnts 90 dear .t u
How fain would we WOO thee 20 hngsr Gcs
On mountain and meadow awhile, * !.
for, our hearts, like the sweet hsunu " No
- tnre, - 80
Rejoice and grow yosns h ny srnils. -
Not alone 70 the sad felds Of ,AatpmA gflY
.-Dost thou 3 lost brightness restore. Ill, 4
Hat thop brinRest world. weary spiYit Tl,gs
!. Sweet dreams Of its childhood once moro. Z
d3hy ioyeliness fllls NJ With memories - ipe'
Of al hat was brighten and best .2r,&
Thy peach and serenity offer "7 ~
4 $oretaste Of heavenly rest. go
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A Doc SToRY.-Le Petit Journal has
curious stories sometimes. This is one:
Lately traveller passed in carriage
along the avenue de iNueilly. The night
was dark. All at once the horse stopped,
and the traveller saw that the animal had
met an obstacle. At the same moment a
man raised himself from before the horse,
uttering q crysag HWby don't you take
care i'' said the traveller. "Ah!" cried
the man, "you would do better, instead of
hallooing, to lend me your lantern"
"What for :" ~ had three hundred francs
In gold on my person. my pocket is broken,
and all is fallen on the street. 1t Is CON-
mission with which my master has entrusted
me. I'll do not find the money, sm aruined
man." at IL not easy 10 find the pieces on
such night, Have you none leftf, g Yes,
have one" "Give 1t to me-" The man
hesitated. "Give It TO me. 1t Is means
Of recovering the others" The poor devil
gave him his last coin. The traveller whis-
tied; q magnificent Danish dog began to
leap around him. q Here," said the travel
Ter, putting the coin to the nose Of the dog,
"look." The intelligent creature shifted a
moment at the money, and then began to
run about the rosd.I Every minute he re-
turned elesping, and deposited in the hand
Of bis master napoleon. In about twenty
minutes the whole sum was recovered. The
poor fellow who bad got his money,baek
turned full Of thanks towards the traveller,
who bad now got into bis carriage. " All,
you are my, Preseryer," said he, "tell me
ct least your name 81 have done no.
thing" said the traveller; "your preserver
| il my dog; his name ID Rabat 5oie." And
then, whipping his horses, he disappeared
In the darkness. aaIsAV u.s. go. 4.
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A PLxAsASrr County, TO LIVE IS.-The
Memphis Avalanchs, Of the LIST instant,
concludes an article as follows: "We will
now close this article by stating that not
in the wide world II there u. much shoot
ing, stabbing, and killing, Is in Shelby
county, when we take into confederation the
intelligence OF the community. Night af-
ter night ARRAYS occur men are shot with.
IN few yards Of our Office bullets are
fred into wildows-and it Is DIN you
click bangi Pm 1hot nightly, ffom one
end of.the city TO The 6thcf. One Of the
Ispest astopiahips features In this revelEy II
blood y the popchalance Of the particir
pants. They go for one another like men
ct rowing match. While wrestling, two
persons became engaged III 5 difnculty nm
dsr, our window some nights ago. One
made ct his antagonist with . kni6s, xhs
rsplied vith.s shot Asd asxelaimed. Il I've
Killed him = ,f You are, . Merv says the
Individual ,kit.s while he bad o hole 10 him
YOU could put Your thumb In. The city d
mad ,crimcis spidcmios and the poisonous
elenaps ,eonsist. N the evil practice Of
carrying Meapous.n =
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~ ~ G
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Y CHANGE OF sCHRDULE.-On and sh'r
MONDAY, October LIST, the mail train will b,un
between Richmond and stannton daily tsund.y
exceptedl, leaving Richmond at y 30 4. NJ, AM
between Stanton and Jacks0n's river t'i.wseiiy,
leaving Stsunton on arrival Of mail train from 10
:ns and seSips
p. II. on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and sATuE'
DAYS. The accommodation train will be run By.
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and SATURDAYS, lsau.
Ing Charlottesyills ats A. u. and Richmond
s.0P. n. freight trains leave Richmond %
TgHsDAYs. THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS
THROUGH TICKETS to Lexington, Harrison,
burg. and other points In the VALLEY, and to
prominent points In the south west, can BE par
oc9 tt.l General Superintendent
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DOND6 or THE CITY OF RICE ca.
III 10 q oGp yIHgINiA STATE s5mkksiI.
St18 16St( 81 MOCK. And Cher 'ssann"
Il A {. s,:s. RI 81, II 4
~ X, sAistioa pAia 10 CoLLYcfios'"
sIkzfS ffa67i1fED ana Opposite
fIsS 4 fs sssSsnbIs TT rrrxsos..
At II NEETING OF THE ffSixs
AIRss 49, s;s % -. =:
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49, ~ ~ O ~ etbe,ss sAsl se cs srsiss
~ ~ SlsSesI r1sia 70 the a"'-
s. e. ~. ,s., y. ..:, =; .: * H. :.
] g.. =. NH J, aY I.s..
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NOR NEW YORK.-ATLAN- TIN
~ TO NAIL gflAnSHIP CoMPA. SAne1.
1rI-lhs splendid ssv stds-whsei sisaEiRsy
ALI 4: ss .: 1 soHn.nd:S. ls.s. SisaIss,.
W.: W. tHH9PS ksbiefft "a : s52fukb1Y: ,.,u
1nsss e1ifS sss snsfTssy new and "si' ~"
"a. W s'liissfi SSs ~ .s'
AE1KH1foa ere sns.1Iss.s1: ,,.,.a.a. So.
viz I'D n6fL AZ AID sDS aaIS.
60o1a ohipo11 ~ this Line are landed reyulnv
q 1sW t6sk, % the Conpsny's sovsSa WV
% sS shi sv hS. 70 no.ie. ih.i the srs.'
isSSsst fs.sSjvsiSs, = On oahss Lines. u s'0'a''
sSSs e pss. ssyoel Ne. York xll ,. ic.
49, vitS dlsp1sch, ind no shszss made s1s'T
a1tSnl s1pSnses Incurred. :, Ma,
Shese shiRs d!sshas9s se,9o r " rH s,ssp.rs
- Sinston. TortS Csrolina; Chlrlss.on. "a
SsiSaS, M 7sy 0iisan. leave from ,1,u N:
fs: 1ei: s w. isS s. RSsss .Al and q.
seoac1y 81 hns, tnsaTeass. and sondiuSS. a.
SisI .' Sslts:s'A maxi. :s s 4:
iSvel ssASA vAsa ssds.sd..
Aaxhfs,
uynsssosEd i s9ost 4 SS.'s .v TORI
ae 81 sAMvM A3EH Z CO. x,r,.,.
JON :. ~ Ito,a, and r.'.nsU'.
sl'''S ~, na..wnSs ....... vur,.,..
'ssssA' 1lHSa6:1 Yfz.2 CO.. Agents:
o.: iS;s s:. g Ss =: yHs''. ''';:a
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Hsimstrsses ininitabls Hair Coloring' Il. not
cdnxic and moro or less destroy the vitality and
beauty Of The hair. This n the original Hair CO.
years Il restores gray hsif 10 IL original color By
gradual absorption, In most remarkable manner.
II % also . beautiful hair dressing. Sold In two
NY. 1sssH'Ty '''F 3: HEiNSTREIT. Chsmia
..,.,. SARATOGA SPRING WATER, r ssBr
2-iapi sold BY Al Druggists. 4il.g ,la7
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gsyss' soni-"Ixas.lyn ,-soson Single saia !;
they we're. there !" every time" H be felt
BiHsn; II b felt weary q night, be took Planta-
asa B IL b ssass .sIsh'
Bitter and they never failed set him on his pins
Few person. want any better authority; Dut q
saHs may. Just Tssd the following; 90 !,
verify believe Che Plantation Bittss lave saved
n%Rsv. W. h. WAGNER. Madrid. n. T."
,"3,>s - - have been . great sufferer
iHs hs 70 :4s
b. "Rsv. C. 4. WILDWOOD. New York City"
weak and snsry.tsd could hardly yak, and h hsd
Q: perfect dread OF society. = = The
Plantation Rss' hsEs IN " ~ g. sea Mo-
cured me Of q arrangement Of the kidney. and
urinary organs, that distressed me for years They
"'' N &c. G. MOORE. aa Broadway. NY"
..nrs. 9. \. DEyoE, manager Of the Union Home
70 s ss.n and sH ss
saia.ss We We have ressivsd o3.r hsndlsd Fam.
Of such csse,,ss sst no IL sooS
article Our fortune and our fspuatlon IL ut stake.
The original quality and high character Of these
eumstances. They have slresay obtained . sale
in every town, village, parish. and hamlet, among
civilized nations. Base imitators try to come Is
and ss q they and ssssn:s
S Ssy See
'A'' stamp N Il. DRAKE L CO., New York City
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by all druggists.
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blooms.
Whoever looks for friend without i'm
projections will never find what he wants.
We love ourselves with all our faults, aud
We ought to love our friends in like man.
ner. 49, .uafE 1t s'~a' geas.n 1.1
"The little darling! he didn't strike
Mrs. Smiths baby purpose, did hef II
was q mere accident, wasn't 1t, dear I"
eyes, ma, to be sure it was; and If ne
don't behave himself, I'll crack 1t again.
A CHICAGO paper says that among those
for whom prayers were asked in the daily
prayer-meeting, was for young man in
Boston, 50 far from God" -
The simplicity Of religious feeling is
one of its most touching beauties. 1t is
sunny, and childlike, and singlc-hearted
repose upon plain and realized truth
In proportion as we ascend the social
scale, we and as much mud there as below,
only. it is hard and gilded. AZ. -sT
Reformation is the object we pretend to
aim at, but We are perpetually mistaking
the subject of it; it is ourselves.
Delicate relations are like the polish of
costly cutlery; dampness corrodes, and
rust, though removed, leaves spot.
Tranquil pleasures last longest. We
are not fitted to bear the burden Of great
joys. '',a 80 -' u. t. ,,s,, y q,
No proof Of temperance man with
his hatoff at midnightexplaining to lamp
post the principles of his party. :
Trihes, with no direct object, are too
frequently magniGcd into mountains of in
territorial offence. ,,...s
Matrimony RACES in New York. Not
dressmaker is to be had for any less im-
portant person than bride elect.
Blaney Cole, a nephew of Lord Monckr
has recently made his debit as a tragic
actor in one Of the British theatres. |
- 80 ~ CgFIEF.# RTfFE44
If Colts pistols have six barrels, how
many barrels ought horse-pistol to have 7
The truly generous Is the truly wise;
and he who, loves not others lives unblest.
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&49 y e

&4s aa EH ~
GREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
SfcH sSsfat ssaD Rorog ya
RAILR0Ap, CARRYING THE UNITED STATES
NAIL TWICE pAILYY::a.EL6dAAST CARS, wITg
REDUCED n HffHRSuSHf PAREsNThs o only i r.Ta.
route issuing THROUGH TICKETS and THRoUgH
BAGGAGE CHECKS from Richmond to the eitu
North, East, and West.
Trains on this road are now run o. follows: II,
DAY THROU0H NAIL TRAIN leaves Riehnort
daily as $50 4. n, arriving N WAshington at IS
r. H., connecting with the EARLY AFTERs0Oy
HxPRRS9 TRAING for the NORTH, EAST. an.
re NIGHT THROUGH MAIL rRalY. vii.
.RLRGANR CARS with NEW PATENT SLEEPING
CHAIRS attached. leaves Richmond daily a,ug
p. ~, arriving In Washington at 9. 50 4. ~, cor.
needing with the EARLY A0RNING TRAINS fo'
the NORTH, EAST. and WEST. NO EXTRA
CHARGE FOR SLEEPING CHAIRS.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, with local sr
press packages, leaves Richmond daily lsund,y
exceptedl .! ais P. NJ, arriving In Frederick
THRoUaH TICKETS and THROUGH BAGGAGE
CHECKS 70 Alexandra, Washington, Baltinor,
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and all the prtn.
sipal cities In the West.
Tor further information and through tsfsu
apply ct the once OF the Company, corner Bfou
and Eighth streets, shockos Hill.
J, b. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent.
6AMUIL RurB, Superintendent. MOI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-08

tsors Err.Acf o. Yuss yanAIsi oIss,.; for
Indigestion gsuesa, Heartburn, Sick Headache,
Cholera nos6aS flsmlsney, asa Ehers warm.
ana entire purity makes II cheap and Ielisble ~.
dcle for culinary purposes. Sold eveyyherei t
tyaet, TAKE no ether. tfiv itgs stt ~ tsf-s sW
SARATOGA sPRIHa wATIR, s.4z =
| spl7-iy sold BY all druggista. d ia4aa.a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-08

CoNsoLrNG A WIDow.-Ac clergyman con-
selling widow on the death Of her nus
band, remarked that she could not ma MS
equal; = .-7ysse fatIsar1 II .ate, ;,
al don't know about that remarked
the sobbing fair one, shut I'll try" Is..l
When Is . plant like hogi When 1t
begins to root. And when is it like SOL
dieri When it begins to shoot. When is
It like an editor When it begins to blow.
And when is it like lady' When 1t
blooms.