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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-06

THE OLD SOUTHERN HOUSE.
il The house OF LEVY BROTHERS 10 the CONT
huston OF business established By their grand.
father nearly fifty years ago, ana they condnst
their business upon the same principles % ne did
s Mn The sdvsntags OF sii bargains he OBJ.
LEVY BROTHERS now Offer Handsome HEAVY
BsInoFsl Skirts q o1o sreh Is Tsrs soic !, is ~
ANA: Piiiov .ess Cotton. q inches wide, ct %
g cents; Heavy Red fkillsd FLANNEL ct . cents
Bed rick q % cent. Canton iis r q ssns
Rsai LscS Collars from . cent. 70 .; the fa.hion.
ABLE black Chains q u. 80, y, ~ ~ Ech nssais;
worked Collars ct from . cents 20 .nm H.
YFoek Wssts irom 49, "a hns nnnds n
vsiy 10. pEiess st LEVY Z sHM4 Nth 49,,
DIesOLUTION.-The firm Of CHOCK.
iSe q DAY of October, uss, b. mutual consent
II lsnCc! 1Re VII, sensin.. the sas,.
nsss = alone aulhoils4 70 settis the enins dns 70
ssid fIn, and psy al eiainsn sS SeuR3Sc III
v ,asa 80 o6-im
TSIOUR. LIME, AND COAL..Jnst
ksssvs2 ~ Harrslc LAfHROP MILLS RL0uks
n IN ia;iiffh ~ S6AI. q ss:s quits:
slsSily = 90, ssl will y Ssli,ssss psonpsy U
~ ~ = sssy = - 81 iIi$aaof, Assuk i
80 4 s,sAs..ssA ..iissss. IN :.l. 60sk:a
n T-TH1Rf YOU ARE, RIb.
u S6Si. - sunDONa-1sv style HA1s -
sss. = ~ & J ShA5A1 nIlslelz T
~ u 4s2S sExsa ne 4 Ne 81 q 80 sHees
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By Grubbs / Williams, Auct.oneen,
Northw rest corner OF Main and Eleventh tuss''

Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh sussa'
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL E;
i TATA on RICHMOND HiIL.In e ,n -. "a.
scribsr dated October l. isrs and recorded ~ a.s
rico County Court, being thereto directed pys,,i
In said dssd st aus,!on, upon me pfshi ns a. /.
THURsDAY. 9Th November, COMMENCING ,sIs
o. clock p. ", II fair; IL not then on the hshi '
day thereafter q the Same hour.
The property 10 be sold consists Of dwelling
]. n LUr. with large BklCh "" d Dr. so.,a
e .s.., Gsssup:S f and
third streets; - BY les feet. front.
g. LOT adjoining the above on toe sss,, h.sk
Ing ies feet on south side Of y street, runh,nt
isSfsst on east line Of Thirty second Ass u. sa
g. Also, the HALR.ACRk LOT ironhsd -, "a
on north side OF n street. running back "'e''
east line OF Thirty -seeond street. a
TsIMs suneisnl In esah 70 Rsy the ~ ,s,,,ea
sale and bond for u, 500 with intsI.s. - rs
nom ;th October. lss;, and nCss fos 49, a., %
Interest n om NJ October 1893; cred - 70 -,
until mn October. 1881 further credit ,,rrs
uY,til IN October ises ard the residue az ~,
Of payment 70 - made srS.S ds siiss frs:..
Garsss = WILLIAMS. Austionsss.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY
By Lyne & Brother, Real Esa:e Agents
and Aucti oueers corner Wall and Franklin streets

By Lyno Brother, Real EEA.e Agents
and Auctioneers, corner Wall and Franklin streets.
BRICK DWELLING,
CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS, FOR sALB AT
AUCTI0N.-We viii sell, at the request Of the
owner. at public auction, on THURSDAY, ah OF
sirable FAMILY RESIDENCE situated rs de.
scribed above now in the occupancy Of Mr: Paul
Murphy. The house contains Ave rooms, with the
usual ont houses, sill in good repair, with we'll
OF good water on the premises.
The LOT fronts twenty eight feet, running back
l32 feet.
TBRxs: One third cash balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen msnths, negotiable notes. interest
added, sec ured by trust deed.
noe LYME d BROTHER, Auetioneers.
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By Harrison, 0eAdin 3 Appsrson, Aue,Ios.-.-
Banker, Brokers. and Real Estate 80

VALUABLE GRANITE.FRov,
Apf 5hRs cSsD siR 81 rHf IS SSSE YER
TION:-Will DO sold ct auction on n . p,.m,.A AVG
MONDAY ths 18th November, Isss a. .
2, NJ that valuable GRANITE gRUsf Tsss;s
hkST located - sbose, formerly owned - 49, u.
late y, 0tannini. and nor occupied by w Gs
Dfinkafd Johnscn. IL Is egard.d a. srDs a,.'
usole location for . family grocery sso,.
which purpose II has long been used ''s' 'H
n,rs ; so,,h on 81 ssss oalanes At tire. a..
secured By trust deed, or title retained '4''s,
HARRISON, 0ODDiN 4 ApPRgsoy
nov
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"A HIB epok. Auossonees.
lTVRNlIUR1 CARPETS, ETC, AT
GvAUCTlQN..On $DKsDAY the eth instant. II
- 0e1oek, VII 81 q my store, corner Of Go
S 3ns 3 8.K G G!sIa ssT. complete;
OAK, WAINUf, and MshooAsY TABLES,
MAHOGANY SOFAS and CHA IRIS, Z. u
MAHOGANY. wALAUf, and COTTAGE BED.
xA iHIs TOP slDssoAaos, -.-,~-z--,
CANE and W0oD:ssA CHXiRs.
YEA1HkR 1kb9, pILkOW4, b., aft
DAMAsK CuRTAIHs an1 MINDoN SHAD1s,
COOKING ST0vH1. OFFICE gr0vBS, &c.
no :. B. COOK, Anctionser.
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By Harrison. Goddin 4 Apper.on, Auetionesn,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Astnn.

By Harrison, Goddin Appersoh, Auctoneen,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
GALE AT AUCTION OF FLOODED
- HORSES, CARRIAGE HORSES, MULE, CAT.
TIE, FINE CABBAGE AND HARNESS. TWO
BUG6iES, &C., &c.-Ws shall sell at sue,lon. At
Hix's stable, In the city OF Richmond, on J hCLs.
DAY, November the 18th, lsco, eommene! NJ a. y
O'Clock n, At the corner of Cary aud Tenn
streets. tho following valuable articles TO %
brought from the farm recently owned BY Tie
French Consul ut Amelia Courthouse, VIZ:
very nne, gentle CARRIAHB HOksss,
6ns BLO0DED MAZE and her COLT,
other FLOODED MARE,
WORK HORSES,
hns MILE,
;MILGa GSTs and three CALVES
excellent CARRIAGE. SHAFT. and POLE, T.
one or two horses, with superior Han
NESS 70 the same;
excellent BU00i EB and HARNESS.
The foregoing property ID well worthy the alter
tion OF those who are IN want Of really 'a!aat,
articles.
TERNs: Pour months credit for approved o.
dorsed negotiable paper, or ave per cent d!seoHs
- HARRISON, GoDDIN / APpERsoS.
AurttoDeen
p. Sat the same time and place Will be .sii
two very superior CARRtAGs8 aud BABshs
both OF supsrior quality, and one equal % ,L'
finest In the city. They are being sold onlyt u
cause the owners have no use for them.
fA. HAk saHsS aopDlS ! AppERsoy.
noa Aueuonesr.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN on the Goth day of December, 1885, / will make
application as required by law, atths Office OF the
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad E1mgsnTyE
for SIXTY (sO) SHARES OF STOCK In the said
company, belonging to me, the scrip for which
have lost. The numbers and dates OF SAID snafes
unknown. foe ls-law?ml JAMES II. cox.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
lost GEkTIFiCLTE for TWO SHARES or STOCK
In the Richmond and Liverpool Packet Company
SO ll-law2m ChAhLEo d. Fht q w.
neutrality-suspicious. will be made
~ for the renewal of the following lost virginia
Slate registered certificates OF debt, IN the name
of franklin Stringfellow, viz: No. 2,M1, Tor ssoo,
issued May TO- 1862, under act Of 18th March,lSSo.
selT-T3m*
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r OST STOCK VIRGINIA CENTRAL
i RAILROAD COMPANY.-Notiee is her'aby
given that application will be made for the 40.
newal OF certificate for $50 shares Of stock OF tn
the books of said company in the name OF J. L.
Bridgers, executor Of the estate OF J. w. Powell,
and which was destroyed by United States troops
In Edgecomb county. n. c., In the month OF April'
1866. ID. I. WILLIAMS,
Attorney for J. L. Bridgsrs, Executor.
I'm
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I H6k1n D1N

- ~ -
The New York 7sms = a1snsus on
The Baltimore troubles, t1Akss We follow.
i'm remarks, which couM no. Ave found
vent anywhere ID Nils Unicn TO callsd)
but 10 the columns Of the Times.
"And now that the trial has taken. place
wtsA sseming fairness, and with the old com.
miseleuers present. ~ thetr ccussel-now snA I
Ssmoving IL commissionefs 70 make way Tor
new ones--thers u really no more excuse for
violence than at any other stage Of the annir:
The law andtts every day msal,innesy sse eqaa.
there b = jsssixeaiion Of any other agencies.
The deposs3 commissioners viii place them.
selvss u ths wrong u they eek 70 forttfy their
petition b. On array Of force; and the Cover.
nor win commit aefAve biundsf u hs attempts
s % lsoords psfssis.ss 70 he e o.
This Is the patent mode Of enforcing
order and law that hes no parallel that We
ever heard Of save In the exqulsitely wise
and prudent instructions Of that unparal-
leled defender Of the sovereign power for
the preservation OF the peace and dignity
Of the realm-the Incompatible DooBERRT.
Mr.. RAYxoND, the sstute editor Of the
1smes, II evidently ambitious Of eclipsing
that heretofore peerless expounder Of the
supremacy Of the law and the irresistible
power Of the regulations for the enforce.
ment of authority. We cannot moro ap-
propriately define the views Of this admit
rable Judge. whom Mr.. RAYMOND hopes to
supplant In the worlds respect, than by
copying his own sage counsels to his aux
iliary officials Of the renowned police Of
the classic Nesina:
"Docbsvry 10 the watchmen). This be your
charge: You shall comprehend all vagrom
men; you are 70 bid any man stand In the
"s WaieA.@How II he will NOT stand,
"Dogo.-Why, then take no note Of him, out
let him 70 and presently call the rest OF the
watch together, and thank Goo goo that you, are
all the ale houses and bid those that are drunk
70 get them " bed.
40 WafcA. How II they will notH
"Do06.-Why, let them alone till they are
sober II they make you not then better an
swer, you may say they are not the men you
took them for"
Upon comparison Of the admirable advice
of DoGBERRY hero quoted with that Of the
editor of the Times we cannot see how
any one can doubt bis lineage. He Is de.
scended in straight "air.line" of success.
sion from DoGBERRY, and If that renowned
person had left large fortune, and the
rightfal heir was wanting to lay claim to
II, the world would with one voice assert
the right Of the editor Of the Times as the
right loyal descendant from the loins Of the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DoaBERRr.
His claim could be established in any court
Of justice upon the indubitable proofs of
his relationship to the best expounder Of
the laws for the preservation of the order
and security Of society that ever lived!
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k-~-~~N~~~~~1rssr~~s--~,
ii x54HxoHD oIoAIl249xr 70. ID
I n5cHnoW5 NovsM1efs, Nv. -
nRDERS No. 4-SrR4s ANraHTs,-
vi. Assemble . the Sece ov:SE 10. NJ
y CAnfsAa stofa, ON Mia st1 ge. ~
tween !ishth 9sl Ninth tSse5 hlk 61Ye ~
Nh IaIDAY, 9Th MO.Dinnr,v I ,mi ,.,.,,.
wEDN 18th. and ~ ,h a"n n, ,nsssh, ,,
ssr SI Sh {. ;id e. Kash. ssns
Bs,dsnop. shouId sttsnd these drills.
4 Uniforms Of this xncsmpnensl Of ~ nOn ~,
be returned forth with 10 the Captain: General.
g. New uniforms and jewels can pe oytsine e =.
p, Knisas Jonn hAr 0S Sosrs.snth ana Of Hiss
McDosALp, on Broad street between sevsnsa ANA
Eighth, ct moderate prices. :. 81 "a, x,,.s,
T. Uniform csps IAN be obtained 81 sir Ahnisns
wEfsi8gR, on Main street oetMsea Asenstn sne
Ninth. south side and II II imponam that ofdsn
for The same should DO handed IN prenDdy.h
By order Of N. B. :. p x;di iJItY Z. xAurI,
ArOTICE.-Ths stockholders Of the
IN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS coMPAHx are
requested to meet at the Exchange hotsi, siy q
o'clock r. N. WILLIAM b. CAbMkiL,,
no s-dsod&ctm - fresles1..
A NNUAL MEETING.-The next
Company viii be held ut the ofhee OF the COMPANY
I'm Richmond on WEDNESDAY the list OF no
vember, 1885, At II o'clock A. u. wrSsroy
oc,i-ta Secretary and Treasurer.
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BY Regnault & Co., Auctioneers, .f
Main street between Eighth and Ninth.
EXCELLENT FURNITURE, &C., AT
IL AUCTIOy.-We will sell at our store WED.
NLSDAY MORNING, 7h instant, commencing at
~ 0WstlRDRoBEs,
BUREAUS,
COTTAdRsET
OAK DINING. ROOM CHAIRS.
Music STANDS, ...
HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES,
FEATHER BsDS,
BOOSTERS and PILLOWS,
TIN SAFES,
WASHSTANDS,
TABLES Of every description,
Superior DOUBLE. BARREL GUN,
CROCKEKYWARB,
MIRRORS, &c.
nos Auctioneeis.
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EOR RENT, TWO FLOORS above
my store, 10 feet deep, well finished, -
with entrance from the street, and suitable e.:1
for any kind Of iighrs business nhsy ,,os
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets.
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BY Pilkinton, Pulliam Co.,
.Auctioneers and Commission Merchants.
No. . Wall street, under st. Charles Hotel.
A UCTION SALE OF REAL ESTATE
n IN AND NEAR MANCHESTER AT the re-
quest OF Sam0el ID. Atkinson, ESQ. we will sell at
public auction on FRIDAY. Novembers commsn-
cling at a o'clock p. NJ:
i. The LOT fronting 1870 feet on Midlothian turn.
pike, running back 420 feet, with y two-story
BRICK HOUSE thereon, situated In = beautiful oak
grove.
.. The LOT In MARKS addition to the town Of
Manchester, fronting ninety -four feet on Rich
mond and Petersburg turnpike near itS Junclon
with continuation Of Hull street.
:. The LOT fronting ninaty -four feet on Je6er.
son street. near the late residence Of b. j Rddins
quarter feet on Jackson street between Porter and
Bsinbridge streets.
TEENS: Liberal. Made known Ut sale.
We will sell several other building lots ct same
time. PlLklNT0N, PULLlAM CO.,
no e-tds Auctioueers.
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BY Harrison, Goddin q Apperson, Auetionesrs,U
Bankers. Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
DENT OF FARM AND SALE AT
III AUCTION OF FURNITURE, CROPS OF
CORN, suUCKs, &c HORSE, MULES, CATTLE
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, Gc.-Wili 30 rented q
auction, at the residence Of the late Mrs. i, =
Picot, two miles east OF Richmond, between Fair.
field raceneld and the Stony run road, on THURS
DAY the sth November, 1864, at III o'clock 4. M
the FARM which che recently resided, con.
tanning about 100 acres.
After which, viii be sold tho PERSONA PRO.
PETTY belonging to the deeedent, consisting OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
CROPS OF CORN, gHUCK6,
VEGETABLES, &c.
ALSO.
One HORSE, two MULEs, several cows, $500
pounds SHEAF OATS. one DOUBLE CARNAGE,
one SINGLE CARRIAGE, and all the FARAlN0
IMPLEMENTS, &c.
TgsHs |: For the personal property, al sums un.
der $50, cash over that amount, four month"; ere
HARRISON. GODDiA xPPSasOH,
nos # Ss lAuctioneers.
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INFECT STEAM COMMUNICA-
- TON FROM VIRGINIA TO kk
ENGLAND.-The steamship NE. HH4S
LITA +" is expected to arrive In Nor. NskGra38
folk early In November, and about - - o.7vs
the middle of that month viii be READY 70 Ie'e''
''''sn W. D. REYNOLDs / BROTHER,
Norfolk, Va, Agents.
BACON i BASKERViLL,
oc.ats Richmond, Va.
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EOR RENT, THREE PLEASANT
JIG ROOMS. on the second door, suitable -
FOR smsii family, with sas and Istsr on the f.:H
premises. Apply to Ms. HORNE, Ninth k:i
street two squares beyond Leigh, No. ~.
NO 3LStS .
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W. wrror MISS JANE DEyLIN.
GREAT REDUCTION IN MILL
WV COINS Mas. n. WALTON b CO.,
F1sHIoNABLE MiLLINERs, have large STOCK H
OF FINE MILLINERY GOODS, which tnsx IRE 70 al ~:
french felt Gladiator Hats, $50 TO latest sty!es
OF Ristori Hats, 7sc. to 81; Velvet Kiooons ana
1's'A''' 's'' Mas. II. WALTON Co.,
No. 400 Broad street, corner Of fouf0'
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FOR RENT OR SALE, my DWELL
E IN0.HOUsE, on Seventh street second a
door north OF Leigh. The house IL four sto- e::
ries, we'll built, and In good order, with oil E3A
Kitchen and laundry are large, with good rooms
over them; also, coal closets Of brick. Inquire at
~ For nE sale. one SUPERIOR nELopEoE;
m III" w.
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laturs the matter Of shaping the lines Of
improvement and bartering away the
birthright Of Virginia for not even mess
Of pottage. Richmond has been set back
. half century. Yet . people who have
any pretensions to manhood, any spirit and
energy Of character, any ambition to emu
late, If not to excel, their contemporaries,
will not despair and fold their arms in In.
glorious Incidence simply because they
have been tardy to put forth their ener.
gies. They will rather 90 TO work with en-
terprise and spirit proportionats to their
sloth In beginning, determined by An effort
honorable to humanity to recover their lost
ground and rival those who have won the
highest honors in tho struggle for wealth
and power.
II this be tho spirit and disposition Of
the people of Richmond, q We hope and
believe II is-if they are inclined at last
TO mako their great natural advantages
svailable-then they must organize and
systematise their measures. Their strong.
est aaa most influential men must DO drawn
together In committees and boards, and
they must survey the field and decide what
nust done for their city In the emergency.
This decided, lot rs, Ike Baltimore, hasard
al In the grand play for the greatest rs-
suits that ever people labored 10 achieve.
In this way success b certain. But II We
continue In our present divided and sepa-
rstep ursuits-without harmony Of purposs
Or Of action-with no apolicy"-no plan
sos promoting the growth q our trade end
our population, while lines a improvsmsnt
osas rses cod isit sss swssplns our trade
sway-why W are soas, ana R,ehmo.d
van - htslenoss thar : rsspecaahIe co.rt
hease Aanlst. H wil $500 -
BuTkssviIls, - Tsysnsv,lle. ~ i -. ~.
Courteous. and AshlAsa; - nm !.
time look upon her = q ups>nst 49,. =
priority n commerce % wklck - r \. =
wiss entitled. 81 4 - - -
We bops that - SAall soos - 80.
noysssesls that win prove thai lichmce6
~ No city. ehA ~ ipdeed Aone uslI
ieneb1ll6iag bss housss; but - vsiuo =
IT, beoess lepea6 lpea - SDouaf y
ssst - - - 49, y 49,
y !sy ii Fs
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a. VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
"a FOR RENT, on The corner Of Rifh and -
Main .tls:.s ls.s,y 'gsHRis;1s1 X n .o vi
ins III ths ,moasrn improvements, stable and
houss-ths most desirable position In the
town, having large grounds, and within i've mi.
Of dust and noise. Possession given Immediately.
oA-lv
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EOR RENT, BRICK HOUSE with
JIG STORE and DWELLING, stu Ated ct the -
inteYseetion Of Broad street and Brook ave. f.H
nue.. 70 good tenant It Will be rented ,E1
no a-lv No. Oil Main street.
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T DESIRE TO RENT OUT MY
i BASEMENT, either As Offices or for the -
use Of . small family also, my STABLE. e.
CHARLES AINNIGER0DE, e:lN
90 SITS 7l3 Franklin street.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-11-29
A Decidedly French Story of a Hen
pecked Husband.

pecked husband.
London Correspondence of the New York World.
It is about a certain Mrs. N, whom
you may see daily driving through the
streets at a furious pace, with her meek
eyed husband at her side, his face bearing
the impress Of fear in every feature. He
would remind you of Mr.. Some
body's picture Of despair, if the ludicrous
were not blended quite so strongly with
alright. Mrs. N, however. isa stun
ner--a little bit nanny. but a magnificent
creature, and drives her phaeton well,
though she does hold the reins, a little too
tightly, perhaps. Imagine, then, if you
can, her Indignation when she heard for the
first time that Mr.. N had accepted an
invitation to sup at Browns, jolly fellow
of his bachelor days.
and Robson" had said Brown, and Mr..
N accepted, not without misgivings,
however, for he knew what he would have
to encounter when he communicated his
rash promise to Mrs. N. AS fate
would have it, his wife looked awfully
splendid and fierce that night Between
love and fear his tongue refused to speak
the words He would wait till next morn
ing-there was no hurry. In word, he
did not tell her at all, and it was by the
merest chance, of course, that she heard
Of it.
And SO, sir, hear that you are going to
supper with that horrible man, Mr.. Brown,
tomorrow.
certainly am invited, my dear.
And what do you propose doing, Mr..
To accept the invitation, of course, my
| dear.
Then of course, you expect ne to ac-
company you.
= To q bachelors per-party, my dear
Then you don't 60, that is all, my dear.
And Mrs. N closed her mouth, and
spoke no more that evening Mr.. N
resolved he would be master this time, and
III silence made his plans.
The day came. No more had been said
on either side-nothing relative to the sub
| IcCt N"S Etiiu HOW. cG AIN lCtOCtdItiy
compelled to record the fact that Mr.
Brown and his friends were disappointed
of their friend Ms company tina,
night
That She wouldn't let him come
said one.
I only saw him this morning, said Brown.
and he promised to be here.
What a lark if we called on him.
Let us, say all.
And they did SO.
A laundering knock, Ms street
door was opened to Brown, Jones, anc
Robinson, and they were shown into the
dining room where Mr. and Mrs. N
sat immoveable in their chairs-fast asleep
They had administered strong optat'
to each other, unawares. The wife t6
keep the husband at home-the HUSBAND
to quiet the wife.
A divorce is pending.
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w GODS took Tam cry

] respectfully inform the citizens generally. that
have leased the tannery belonging to Mr.. William
OFT, in the town of Woodstock, and am now pre-
pared to do any kind and any amount of tanning.
l will tan on the shares for others, will trade
light leather for hides.
For tanning, allow, for calf skins, months;
for upper, months; for heavy hides months;
sheep skins, weeks.
Those who wish tanning done, will do well to
bring their hides at once. As an experienced
tanner, | refer to Mr.. Conner, Edinburg, Mr..
Kaphis, Mt. Olive, and NJ. Funk, Strasburg, with
all of whom have worked
Oct IL 1868. ROBERT NEW MAN.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-11-29

SIR JOHN FRANKLIN-REPoRTE DIsCoy-
cry OF RELICS OF THE PARTY AND OF TIE
PLACE OF BURIAL-A letter just received
from St. Johns, N. B., states that part
of the crew of the American whale ship
Antelope, lost on Niantelik island, Octo-
Der 6, had just arrived on steamers Wolf
and Lion. The officers the Antelope bring
interesting information of discoveries made
by c. F. Hall respecting the Franklin ex-
petition. Mr.. Hall has in his possession
gold watch, some silver spoons, and 9TH
er relics, supposed to have belonged to the
Franklin party. He also learned that the
remains Of some of Franklin's men were
lying under a boat in Committee bay
where they had been placed by the natives
after death. The natives would not per-
nit Mr. Hall to go on to examined them,
but as several vessels will winter in Re-
pulse bay, it is believed Mr.. Hall will Sc
cure assistance and push his way to where
the remains are situated
Two physicians met on the public high
way; one of them, with somewhat rubi-
cund face, riding in rickety old one
horse wagon, and the other in handsome
carriage, newly painted and vanished in
a very good style.
Said the first, Doctor, I have more
extensive and lucrative practice than you
and yet can't afford to ride in anything
better than this old affair, while you have
nice carriage, all painted up anew
Will you explain to me how this can be
so n
The other replied, ooh, certainly, that
is easily DONE It doesn't cost half as
much to paint my carriage as it does to
paint your face"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-11-29
P O E T I G. A T..
TRUE PIETY.


To be the thing we seem
To do the thing we deem
Enjoined by duty, Il
To walk in faith, nor dream
Of questioning Gods scheme
Of truth and beauty.
Casting selflove aside,
Discarding human pride,
Our hearts>to measure
In humble hope to bide
Each change in fortunes tide,
At Gods good pleasure.
To trust, although deceived
Tell truth, though not believed
Falsehood disdaining f;
Patient of ills received,
To pardon when aggrieved,
Passion restraining.
With love o wrongs can chill,
To save, unwearied still,
The weak from falling
This is to do Gods will
On earth-and to fulfill
Our heavenly calling.