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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-09-01
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by the
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the parts concerned in its
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-19

CHANGE IN THE FASHIONS IN France
It is bewildering, and almost ridiculous,
says the London Queen, "to note the change
which fashion has of late wrought in the
appearance of French ladies. During the
last six weeks there has been collapse
all the women who strictly follow the fash
ions appear to have suddenly shruDk, and,
to outward appearance, have grown both
thinner and shorter. This is all owing to
the decrease in the width of both crinoline
and petticoats, and the decrease in length
of all outdoor dresses; for it is an undis-
puted fact that trained skirt adds consi-
derably to the apparent height of the
figure. Still, with all their graceful folds
and sweeping lines, no sensible woman will
regret the disappearance of the absurdly
long trains and sweeping dresses which
have been worn during the past two years
in the streets, for they proved so exceed
ingly inconvenient and uncleanly. The
new fashion is infinitely more reasonable,
for it leaves the trains for drawing-room
and insists on short petticoats in the streets
and promenades."
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Autumn.

The frost hath kiss'd the forest leaves,
And see the bushes there;
Bright as the rosy tint that dyes
The cheek of maiden fair;
But an 1t is the fatal bloom
That CLOVIS on hectic cheek,
The harbinger of swift decay,
Progressing while we speak;
And rs the fair consumptive grows
More lovely near her doom,
So these bright leaves are fairer now
Than when in vernal bloom;
But soon, alas yell fade, fair leaves,
Then fall upon the ground,
And to our echoing footsteps lend
A sad and solemn SO nd.
Yet when the spring snail come again,
With balmy, genial air,
In beauty new you then shall bloom,
Aud emerald yerdure wear.
IT'S thus our loved ones fade and die,
When Deaths cold kiss is given,
So fairer to our eyes they seem
When their feet are nearest Heaven
Hope looks to that bright, glorious spring
Which shall bid these dear ones rise,
In bright eternal beauty drest,
Meet for their home-the skies.
LYDIA LoYTToN,
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a meeting Of the Ladies' Memorial Asso-

At meeting Of the Ladies' Memorial Asso-
citation of the county of Montgomery, Mt the
White Sulphur Springs, on the 10th OF August,
where the people had assembled TO restore ana
decorate the graves of the Confederate SOL
diers who died at the hospital ut that place
during the war, Colonel WILLIAM MuSFoRD
delivered the following verses:
As DER the past the widowed mother weeps,
And at the desolated hearthstone keeps
Her lonely yigils when Decemher's
Who is 1t then most dearly She remembers,
AS back among the graves, through all her
grief,
The spirit wanders, seeking some relief
Is it the stout and buoyant. hearted boy,
Who grasped Life's flashing blade with eager
joy,
And onward pressed with right good will,
And on, and upward sped, until
He flung his banner out on some proud hill
Does he come back in all his buried splendor,
To fill her heart with thoughts most dearly
tender?
Or rather he, the feeble one, who burned
To mount as high, and for the struggle yearned,
But faint and weak, -not all her care
Could keep that eager spirit there,
That mounted far beyond the reach OF
Does he not rather come through all those
years,
To loose the sacred fountain Of her tearsf
IT'S thus Virginia, at her spoiled hearth,
Remembers these with all her buried worth.
Forbidden yet by Powers lust
To recognize their sacred dust,
Devoted daughters have assumed the trust,
Until the grand old mother, freed OF bonds,
Shall come to write her love in stone or bronze.
Then here to-day, in view Of all that band
or southern martyrs, In the spirit land:
Those starry clusters, we may see
Now circling DER MS, born TO be
A shining system round the sun like sea
We come to bow before these nameless ones,
Who died so well-so far from all the guns.
All yes tbs these who would have died for
Right,
Az grandly as the foremost in the fight.
But tainted by the way. IT'S these
Who fought that other King, Disease;
We come to honor on our Bonded knees,
With all our holy women standing near,
To bless each lowly one with many tear.
And while they weep among those lonely
graves,
We dare proclaim as loyal men-not slaves!
Nor power, nor force, nor human laws
Can bind our people with clause,
That traitors" make Of martyrs In our
cause.
For though they sleep beneath nameless sod,
They're patriot heroes In the sight OF God.
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TIE SscoSp PLExARY CoUNClL or BAL.
rIMoRE.-The fourth solemn session OF the
Council win be held to-day. At the end
of the High Mass the Most Rev. ]. N. Odin,
D. D., of New Orleans, will deliver dis
course in Latin, to the clergy, on Zeal ion
Souls. The ceremonies and prayers ap.
pointed for the fourth session are the same
as used in the second and third sessions.
After vespers on tomorrow (Friday) eve
ming. q sermon will be delivered by the
Right Rev. James Duggan, D. D., Bishop
of Chicago. STANDARDIZATION to the
Blessed Virgin Mary.-Baltinore Gazette,
I7h 80
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- -7~-Se--S~ Ss>.><-~->~--> 49, <~<<>>S-
8el
'GKEAT SHORT ROUTE To mr.,
~ M0RTH. EAsT, AND WesT ". TIE
4Rg I hIp 5S%ss.
NV frx x4GsfP skFfPIaLasO VIII
nl p599r.T TRAINS, WITHOUT EXTRA en- M All
hEnuCED THR9IgH TAREs:--Th only - " =
fouts iss1ing THROUGH TICK FITS ana NH lt,s,
nA1yAak CHECKg from Richmond to m. ~
nortns East, and West. nv ue
Trains on ibis road are now rnn a. so,,o~.,
DAi ThRoUdH NAIL TRAIN leaves Pr, "a.
asily lsnndays excertsdl At 10 4 A. NJ. ar,iS,aot
gARLY xfTERHOON EXPRESS T TENN A y.
North, EAgT, and WEST. !" hs
The NIGHT THROUGH NAIL rRIry
ELEQAMT CARS with NEW PATENT al = tpvsyls
CHAIHs attached, lsayss Riehmopd dsily =, y
n. striving n weshing.o. e 40 A. T.. .or
The EORTH, EAST. and WEST. NO rYrprr
CHARGE FOR sLEEPIyg CHAIRS. 1"fA
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN ie.y., o.,
mond daily (aundays excepted at ASP unn'
fiying In Eredericksburg at, r ~ A'H'
ThkOCoH TICKETS and THROUGH n, M
CHICKS 70 Alexandra, Washington Ps,yAoI
rnlisdsiphia, New York, Boston, and All H. -,
sipai cities In the West. sF'r-
Tor furthef information and thropvb a..
spply ~ the once OF the Company. eorns, p 49,
ana kighth streets, Sh0ckos Hill D'"&
]. B. GENTRY, General Tiets, 49,
BAnUxL kU1M, Superintendent s..s.
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osautsa asaln RsDertsd - take Leaye-Ssmt
Fsuneastea 90 it this Tine-The Mtssiea "a
Spain : IHpsrsms 1nssrview ~ the White
wAsarNGfoN, October II, 1866.


FSuneastea ~ is this Tlne-The Mtssten "a
Spain : IHpsrsms lnssrview ~ the White
wAssrSoroS, October II, 1866.
The statement Il revived that Mr.. stan
ton willboon retire nom the War Depsr..
ment; and although Il II made win :
fhir yhow Of plausibility, there are sery
,nauv WIN express grave doubts OF tnat
event am confident that mp TO iate
hour yesterday afternoon no appiication
Ma Mar made to the President by Mr..
S.sr.or - bc relieved, either verbally OF
IN writing, and my opinion y. WIN ', ha,n ~
others who have oppoftnnl.les ~. S.am
nosfed on the natter tnst eorea nv. Sss; !.
ton does retire from the war pepneI men. !.
w;ll be At the request OF the Ilesiucn.'
He may, however, avoid being asked 20 re-
sirn nv anticipating the demand, ana pro,
hsbly has prepared such letter, which WI
soon be laid before the President. Lien:
tenant-G General Sherman, who Is in accord
wifi the President In regard to his policy Of
restoring the southern States to their rela-
lions In the Union, has been invited here,
and if he succeeds the present Secretary
of War. will only remain In charge OF the
Department for Q time. General Steed-
mans friends are still Of the opinion that
he will DO Secretary Of War before the end
Of the year; and although nothing definite
can be said on the subject, that appoint
ment Is not near 80 improbable as many
others which have been made.
The report that Mr.. Stanton will succeed
Ex-senator Hale, Of New Hampshire, as
Minister of the United States at Spain is
an old story revived. It's foundation may
rest upon the fact that our present Envoy
at Spain is dissatisfied with the trifing
salary Of $4,000 in gold, while Mr.. Stan
ton is anxious to display his functions as
foreign minister, having no objection, mean
time, to the remuneration he would receive.
General Grant, Secretary Seward, and
the President were together for several
hours to-day. 1t is understood that their
interview was very important one.
There are indications of something in the
near future which will prove Of very great
interest to the country. TIaoN.
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Charles Graves, Of Lee, Massachusetts,,
has just returned to his fathers house, from
Msfnphis, Tennessee, after al absence Of
nihe years. i He served on Longtscet,s
stsf, 1n The rebel army, during the late
~. The Bsrkxhire Eagle aAysg: After %
ione On absence, one would suppose the
y lstted ealfl'sIwOuld shs immediately slAjn,
but the Sortunets animal sim "blartsIs--
B6lttaofs C6rsasscjl. -sr., -
No ,sast ~ * ssdk xast;i,
ol11j6S T. -, eestaIsl3, a''.'s = 1
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The Conservatives gain q member of
Congress in Indiana as well as one in Ohio.
In all the States which held elections this
month, the Conservatives have made sub
stantial gains upon the vote at the last Pre-
sidential election.--Ne,o York Sun, indie
pendent.
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The OUTRAGE NEAR BUcHANAN.-Mr.
Ballew (who is person Of about sixty-five
ysarsof age) is suffering great pain from
his wound, but his attending surgeon enter
tains some hopes of his recovery. There
were three robbers who went to his house
masked. Mr.. Ballew was shot by one in q
scuffie. His guests ron to his assistance,
and the robbers fed, and SO far have
escaped, though they are still pursued
Lncl.burq Nens.
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y money but opos. SID - aoms ens day:
You don't care for money, do You I No,
indeed, said 1. 81 thought not, said no !;
never saw You have penny. humor
him IN these harmless flights Of With
teligencer.
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Mansaeh Loyell, who rsy Deputy Street
commissioners Of this city before the war,
ana Who subsequently, cast bis lot with the
seDeiss and val appointed . General 81 the
~ s.sviss, = b thu city. he com.
,as. the tsbsi tsoafs 10 New Orleans
wsen y Vas attacked ~ ne United Ststss
- Sss ~ ADMIRAL Fssfagut. -Nss York
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PLOW FOR THE TIMES.
I THE WATT PLOW,
nAmpNmpn rfyY " ,ssa

Warranted TO do far better work, with ne.founh
less power 10 double as strong and ~ durable,
not ne-tenth a. liable TO choke or clog, and will
pulveri1e the soil and cover up vegetation far su
pertor to any cuff brace pillow ever yet made tall OF
which have been invented. formed, and fashioned
I refer 10 the following farmers, who can testify
TO Its merits, viz. =. g. Ruin, William Shopper.
liam Smith. Colonel ]. K. Crsnshaw. Rioh.rd
Adams, Dr. J. Howlstt, D. W. Hsxsll, Normand
Smith, ?. Woolfolk, r: McGruder, q; @; Carter,
George Booker, and others, who are using II and
seen ie opsrats. In every case where Il fails to
come mp TO the warrsntee, will return the price
Of George Watt q Co., at the old stand.
GEORGE WATT, Plov- maker,
No. lSso Franklin street,
m a6-Sm Richmond Va
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ARMSTRONG, GATOR 4 CO..
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs or
RIBBONS, BONNET SILKS AND sATINs.
vELvETs, RUCHEs, FLOWERS, FEATHERS,
STRAW BoNNETs.
LADIES' HATS, trimmed and untrimmed /;
SHAKER HOODS.
No. 237 AND LOFTS OF 800 BALTIMORE STREET,
BALTIMORE, Nd.
offer stock unsurpassed In the United States In
variety and cheapness. Orders solicited and
prompt attention given.
TERMS: Cash Sc li-2mf
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FOR NEW YORK.-ATLAN-/4aN
- TIC NAIL STEAMSHIP C0MPA. 49,
HATTgRAs, 8. ALExAxDER commanded ALBt.
MARIE, A. BoURsg commander. leave RiehTos!
every TuEsPAAYn sHd YRipAH lssys Nc" f't
These SHIPS are entirely new. and were sas
Hey have ' ~ sptsasia SALOONS and STATS;
Rooms, and the PARE, ACCOMMODATIONS i'a
v Psssssss meals and stats;I included 81
Goods shipped by this Line are landed rssal,r
at New York, on the Conpsnys covered P'"'
Slippers are Invited 10 notice that the grI
damage and loss BY handling, and exposure f'os
frequent s.ahipping, - on other lines. Is avoisa
y rsissss Yor points beyond New York vills.,o::
wafdsd with dispatch, and no charge made sxssf
actual expenses Incurred.
no. IS North river, and the company's stsassn
for Wilmington, North Carolina; charleston. -.
vannsh, Mobile and New Orleans, leave from 80
sa gis SSs: ss o. Ssn can Be
Insurance ID very l0 By these ships, and %
economy IN tims, insurance, and eondiuos
which yocds are delivered, makes this !ss sss'y
sst rocis from yir Ssisi Insurance 's's"
AGENTS;
IVlAosfoiE Ii i sso.i 1 GO. Ne. Isl.
aAxU1L AYREs Co.,
Richmond. Virginia.
JOHN NJ w III, tto,u. and r..nsus
:. n. wESs sio.so,l. Virginia.
s0f freight q sRS sftiSs tPg CO.. Agents
Oaes corner Of Cary and Virginia strsss II
site the Tobacco ExchAngs. a."=
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MISS PEGRAM WILL REOPEN
Nl HER SCHOOL the FIRST DAY OF oCT0.
Der, and she earnestly desires . propps attend.
anee OF all her pupils.
Every branch Of education will DO thoroughly
taught by the most competent lnstrnctors, and the
whole will DO under the psysousl supervision o.
the principal.
tainmsnts and long experience In teaehing. viii
viii reside in Mn. Psgram's family. her pupils
will have every facility for acquiring prsstIeA
dium OF communicssfon q table and sissvksrs
q well IS daring the regular ssho0l hoafs. e5'l
Tor further PsFtieulsE, apply 70.
% t1-s Linden Row. PmAklin sirsSL
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RIcHxosD, PRgDERfcKsRrRgA xp PoTo,,o,
RAILROAD, SrPERINTgyDgyV's OpyTc.
-: 40 ain

RIcHMoED AND PBrERsBUK9 RlrLxolD Co
RICHMOND, VA, 0ctoberls, I.ts.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On and
~ after FRIDAY the 10Th October the ,r,,..
on this road will run a. follows: +'
Leave Richmond at ASA. ". and lHpN
and arrive at Petersburg at so and 3lOP, NJ
Leave Petersburg ~ A. N and sisPx
and arrive at Richmond at iS.is 4. N. and IL
p. d.
On MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS
an ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave Kieh.
mond at II 30 A. II: and Petersburg at 10 Is A.
The MORNING TRAIN going South and hs
EVENING TRAIN golug North are the only train.
that will run on SUNDAYS.
No train except tho ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
will stop at Msnehestsr, Temples, Port WaI,h.l
Junction, and Lundie's. Z. II. GILL,
QfE-ti Engineer and Superintendent,
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~ "a aa

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF sCHBDuLE.-on and ans,
MONDAY, October LIST, the mail train will be run
between Richmond and Staunton daily (sund.y
excepted, leaving RiehRond at 30 A. NJ, ara
between Staunton and Jsckson's river tri.weekly
leaving Staunton on arrival Of mail train from Tie
and FRIDAYS, and leaving Jackson's river q!
p. N. on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and sATUR.
DAYS. The accommodation train will be RON be-
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and SATURDAYS. leav.
ing Charlottesviiis att A. n. and Richmond a,
s.BP. M. Freight trains leave Richmond oa
4 sos Ana u
THRoUoH TICKETS to Lexington, Harrison.
burg, and other points In the Valley, and 10 all
prominent points in the southwest, can be pur.
chased at the ONCE. d. WHITCOAb,
oc2 General Superintendent
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&Aa 69
John Nd AND DANylLLE
n a. "a

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
On and after SUNDAY, September ?ad. 1865, Ii,
TRAINS On this road viii be run ~ follows:
THROUGH NAIL TRAIN-R MOND 70
GREENSBORO.
GOING WEST
Leaves Richmond daily at. ............ TBA.y
Leaves Danyille daily at............... 80 p. "
Arriv o ~ Greensboro At................7.l5P N
Connects with trains on North Carolina railroa.
for Charlotte, ColuDbi Augusta, &C., sc.
GOING EAST.
Leaves Greensboro daily at............. 40 A. "
Leaves Danville daily at................. 7so A. "
Both trains connect at Burkevills with trains %
the Southside railroad for Lynchburg, &c.
Trains will stop st all way stations between
Richmond and Greensboro, to take or put down
ACC6MMoDATIoN TRAIN viii be discontinued.
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
Sc Ats Superintendent.
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STEAMERS.


nAILY LINE TO NORFOLK, CITY
~ POINT, AND ALL LANDINGS Sxc01s
ON JAMES RIVER.-0n and after si-@-uAJ
tia TENTH OF SEPTEMBER the szxxNaW
eIegant steamers
GEORGEANNA,.. Captain ID. ]. HILi,
JOHN SYLVESTER. Captain 4. G. GiFf0SD,
will leave Ludlam b Watsons wharf DAILY, er.
NORFOLK; PORTSMOUTH, and ALL Landings
ON JAMES RIVER.
Passengers BY these boats will arrive At Gig
Point In time to connect with the cars for Psten.
burg.
Fare to City Point. ......"...."."...siS
Fare 10 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS?
Fare TO Norfolk. second class..-."... 10
The GEORGBANNA leaves Richmond A0SDAT,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY.
Returning, leaves Norfolk TUESDAY, THURS
DAY, and SATURDAY.
The JOHN SYLVESTER leaves Richmond Tues.
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.
Returning, leaves Norfolk MONDAY. wEDSEs'
DAY, and FRIDAY.
Freight for way landings mus. be prepaid.
l.. b. TATUA, Agent.
Once at steamers wharf.
J. II. FREEMAN, Passenger Agent.
ONCE corner Fourteenth and Franklin stfssn-
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