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Inducements to immigration.

A New York Journal, which has exhibited q
friendly desire TO assist the South in the intro
duc-iou of immigrants, says that we make =
serious mistake III our plans for the introduce
ton of laborers from Europe when we expect
them 10 work by the year. It's probable that
labor will arrange itself here as II did IN the
West When that section was tmnly popu-
lated. il was for years almost impossible 10 hire
farm laborers by the year, or even by The
month Lands We're cheap ana ABUNDANT :
labor was high and scarce, and all preferred 10
till their own small farms rather thah WORK
for hire upon another man :. IL maze ihe III -
mcr's life hard until his sons grew up 10
nseful age, and this gave rise 10 Il cohiio"
saving in the West, when son was porn III Il
farmers house, that this was Is Eoou is Il
thousand dollars TO him
The plan which, under these circumS tahc''>'
the West took to encourage immigration was
this: they did not offer 10 hire white LABOR
by the wear; but they made ii known, lar ana
wide, that with them land was cheap ana Ter
tile: that forty-acre farm could hc bought
for a very small sum that man VINO, III
Europe would be all his life dependent ana
living from hand 10 mouth, with no better
future for his children, might, iii the West, IN
a few years, pay for his farm, be an lnd"-
nondent man the rest Of his days and educate
his children in n free school They held OUT
the inducelncnt of cheap lands, purchasablc IL
small lots at easy rates, and opportunities OF
education. This plan was immensely success
full, because it held ont just the inducements
which tempt the class which emigrates from
Europe. The stupid, thriftless and ignorant
class of Europeans do not cmigrat" from
Europe II is the thrifty, the energetic, the
aspiring, who wish to better their CONDITION
who desire a happier future than their own for
their children; who leave their English and
German homes in the Old World TO find new
homes in America. 1t Is these men-lhe picked
men of Europe-who have gone by tens Of
thousands 10 the West, and whose mere pre-
sence has, in ten years, quadruplcd the selling
price of lands i'll some States. But thes" men
will not hire themselves ont 10 work ny the
wear We have only to hold out the induce
meuts 10 immigration that the West has hcld
out, and we shall have the same success.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.


Prayer by the Rev. DR.. Moore.
Committees made reports.
Senate bill 10 amend and re-enact the min
section OF chapter one hundred and twenty
six of the Code of Virginia for 1866, In relation
10 ,masters and apprentices, was taken up,
and, after the rejection OF several proposed
amendments, was passed. 1T was noticed III
the Senate proceedings
Senate bill extending the time Tor rebuilding
.thc toll bridge At Buchanan, III Bot"tourt
county under the charter granted 10 Joseph
Cartmill and John +. Wood by an act OF the
General Assembly passed February II, lsi',
was passed with some amendments from the
Committee OF Roads.
The bin for compensatng the witnesses In
The Tyler Coleman and Pollard case was read
a third time and passcd-6i TO -.
ACCUSED PERSONS THAT ARE LrSATIcs.
Senate bill providing for such cases II that
of Mrs. Kirby, enabling Judge To order TO
in "A lunatic asylum any person
accused of crime giving signs Of INSANITY, ana
directing that In case said accused person
should be restored 10 sanity, he or she shali be
sent back TO the jurisdiction OF the courl, 10 he
disposed Of according 10 It's Judgment, was
taken up and passed.
The CHAIR announced the following named
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-31
ByI.l,ell 4 Davis,
pn,l Estate Agents and Auctioueers.

WHAT VERY DESIRABL AID
! CENTRALLY Loo ATED Bkinh E w - = e. :;
- oTp tIiT 'T F1R SALE AT ATCTIoN.Wiii be
"a WEDNESDAY the 81: Lex %sy P p ? M shyyt
, Ii.;r, III. ana centrally located BRlCk RESI-
DEECE on the corner Of Broad and Mayo streets,
containing seven rooms besides WIN
GAS gas fl xturrs bath rooms brick ktcneh' water
g.. ri" urrulr,c- are rented 10 good tenant 1T
ono th0u~a nd dollars per annHm. II.
TERMS: one third cash balance al iour, 'IE H.
and trrIyr months, for negotiable notes, WIN
,',1rast Jdrd and secured by deed Of trust.
Tavn. for 1865 10 be- paid BY the purchaser
!, - ri. ISBELL i DAVIS, Auctlon""r.
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By Harrison, Go4din < Arper~on, Auctromc,r-
4 DNINISTRATOR'SS ALE.-WiII l.,

n sold at the residence Of the late G"org" h.
Pace in the county Of iienrico, about two miles
and halt from the city ot Richmond, on tie
Meadow Rrid.s. Road tthe residence ot th" l4#
Thomas b. CarterJ ON FRIDAY, the Nh DAY -
February, l.Gf, all the personal effect, ct ho sass
Gcnrg" H. Pace. d"crt~ci consisting. IN part,
follows, to wit HOUSEHOLD and klr'HE@
FURNITURE. FARMING IMPLEMhAIS. lwo ~"
CARTS and CARRIAGE, CROPS, CORN, FODDER,
COWS. HOGS, *, sc.
TERM: For all sums 81 thirty dollar, ana MI
months credit, for approved. endorsed, negotiable
notes L. H. HUFFMAN. :. II. e.,
and a, such administrator If q. u. Pace. dc Il.
Sale t. b. conducted by HAERIsoS, ""prtS =
APPEK-oS, AuCiiun""r,. il 2@--'l@
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,IIcr10N sAIES-THIs DAY. 4.

SALE-I will sell on
mEnNrsDAY next the 3lst instant, a. haii-
nos 10 nn'ciock A. NJ, at the auction store 81 L.
E"wman. the following property to satisiy an IN
',rrhmsnt in my hands against ,. fro7ha"i III
iaF:r barrels ~ eighty -four salIonsl BUM6ARDNhk
WHISKY, ,,rC,pr-u
! h hsrrsi thirty 7four gaiionsl SHERRY WIN H.
IN rasas WHITE WINE, and
10 cases HEIDSiCk CHAMPA"Hh.
SaIc ny - T; ~ '''''' THOMAS r.. Dudley
lhHh9a, '" Sergeant City Richmond.
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ADNissIoS or TENNESSEE. -" ParSon
Brownlow has written Il letter 10 Speaker Col
TAX III favor OF the admission of the members
OF Congress from Tennessee He SAYS they
are loyal, and can take the oath. The
farson, however, strongly objects 10 tLe
a '''i, Oh the members from any other Of
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ohAiiNa AND standardization several days
hgLtinl skating and sleighing, On S,tnrdov
ana sunday the Central Park lakes were
thronged with thousands of skaters. while nh
the roads leading from the city presented pnv
scene from the great number of sleIghs There
Ii also fine skating and sleighing at Boston.
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\ GATED IN GLOUCESTER COUNTY, Va,
ONE MILE FROM YORK RIVER AND SEVEN
MILES FROM THE cor MY COURTHOUSE, FOX
>lLE-It contains ForR HUNDRED ACRES OF
LANn-ahout two hundred and sixty five acres Of
which are cleared and Laid of into three Fields,
divided by good cross fences. 1t - now III nigh
-tttc Of cultivation. The rcmaindrr i IN orig liai
growth II pin" and oak. TIL" dwelling (Which /,
1 two-~tory framed ouel i, nearly new, having
been bullt Just bcl"r" the war ii contains live
rooms. besides one basement and two garnet rooms.
Tn. ward i, Large, well enclosed with railing, and
beautifully shaded. The garden i an acre well
enclosed with ratings, and very highly improved.
There j. Il pump Of good water in the yard, and an
excellent spring about nifty yards distant Tn"
kitchen contains two rooms in addition 10 which
there j. building of the same dimensions, used ar
u nursery or laundry. \ smoke house, carriage
house, two corn houses, ice-house, several ser
wants houses. a ltr1" stable and large barn.
with sheds attached, all in fair order. There -
good apple Orchard covering about al acre OF
ground, If fin" quality, different kinds. There are
nuc mari banks on the place" but the land l. IN
such good condition now a. not 10 need II. This i
very desirable place. and - very healthy. Lies
only one mile from Purtou bay, OH the river, noted
forts fish and oysters, and j. on the main road
leading ID Yorktown. The ucT hburhood i excel
lent Price only >. 600. w Is. ROBINS,
ia l>-2awto Real Estate Agent.
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b. l.. 1 ]. rLnn.nn.


" T. II DESIRABLE BI IIIII VI
Y LOTS. CHURCH HILL, FOR SALE At AUG
TION VIII b. sold on TUESDAY, the flh day {.
February l-.b upon the premises. a. . ,.",E. !.
~, TWO VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING Lots,
on y. between Twenty ninth and TnHIc'h .,r"o'~.
Church Hill, adjoining I'll" properly = ". r.
Nmmo, Esq, and Others, ir"nt". i"t'E ZEE "'E
on y street. and extending back on" hundred ana
thirty feet H. al alley eighteen is.'t wide.
TERM. Liberal and made known on day ~ sale.
/, 3i-,d. f. A. J. CLOPToN, Aurtt"urer.
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Bv Harrison, Godiin Apperson,
Bankers. Brokers and Real Estate Auctioneers.

VERY VALUABLE LOTS: On + TILE
Y CORNER OF GRACE AID TWhMIi FL
sdI i at arrtdn on the premises, on WEBEE>DAf
the 5ist January, 1866, at o'clock, r. ~, h tm9
VALUABLE LOT located rs above, fronting a9 3 :
,nr hundred and twelve feet on the east slac !"
Twamfioth street, running back one, hundred and
thrtv.two feet on the south side OF Grace street 70
be divided into four lots OF twenty nj l,.'
lieut. ucighborhood. . c o,,,
Terms: One-third cash: balance at Tour ana
.i,rLt months for negotiable notes, Interest added,
secured bv trust deed. The taxes to be pa!d ny
the purchaser. .. <,.,,,r,,>- , .pprpS,y
Bv Pilkintou, Pulliam Co.,
,,....,,..o,- ami t,utu1i.-i lion Merchants,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-31
BY W. Is. Robins, Real Estate Agent,
ron Front Building, Governor street, Richmon


fE'li l. Plan l. tAIlIf.l) W Ool'Bt IL I,
L IN GLOUCESTER COUNTY. CONTAINING
FOUR HUNDRED AND FIFTY ONE ACRES BY
Old SURVEY, FOR SALE PRIV ATELG Located
within quarter ri 4 mile of York river. Jones
creek runs up into il. On Jones creek Is Il land.
ng-~iX miles from Gloucester Courthousc-about
half mile from lee, mill. II has a mill site on
mostly i'm high improyemout-th" rcmain dcr in
original growth, chestnut, pine aud oak: The
cleared land j. all under one fence 81 chestnut
rails. Land capable of producing twenty bushels
~ wheat and from eight 10 ten barrels OF corn per
acre. ON tn" place are two excellent springs The
wood on the place would more than pay for il. The
dwelling j. old il contains six rooms The ont
buildings are also old. no value u placed on them.
The u,i-hhorHood is excellent. Abundance 81
oysters ami fish III season PrIceyery low - $1,000.
W Il. ROBINS,
ia I.--"tawts Real Estate Agent.
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" Eia ' y III .NDlAl. - - -
7 AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER or FRANK
LIN AND Mn ETEENTH STREETS, FOR SALk.-
We are authorized 10 sell that truly valuahl" khAL
ESTATE located a. above, now occupied - lulu-
h"r yard and for other purposes. by Mes>rs. Il. W
PirkrrrI y Go. and others. The lot has front on
Franklin street Of one hundred and fifty three feet
10y one hundred and ilty-hvc feet on Nineteenth
street. t. wide alley. Besides several FkAMkD
BUILDINGS on il. thrr" ], Il large BRltk WARE
HOUSE. three stories high, about forty by thirty
feet.
This property i now renting FOR abont tw" th"n,
sand dollars per Umum and i admirably adapted
for Il mulberry yard. or for many other purposes
and, by reason at IL ample space, - justly regarded
~ titc most valuable property now on the market
Ii 5o-3t HARRISON, G0DDlN y APPERSoN.
BY w. Il. Robins Real Estate Agent,
Iron Front Building, Governor street, Richmond.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY.


PRIVATE DWELL
IL ING OK SEVENTH, BETWEEN CLAY AIb
LEIGH STREETS. FOR SALE At AUCTioE.-".
b" sold on MONDAY, the 5th day Of February.
l.i5. upon the premises, ~ O'Clock, !. NJ, ~.
VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE 81 seF"nth.
dence of Conway Robinson, Ed, adjoining he
property Of Robert \. Lancaster, ha1.. coI11'"s1t
ten rooms store and bath rooms; ana IN" h'c1'.,T
back bindings. with gas and wlt"r IL.
premises Also. an OFFICE on thu lot, 7ui'aho If
\ professional gentleman. tn" lot irons n,a".f-
W. feet ON seventh street aud eXt"uds back c#a
hundred n nd twenty Hgc feet to wide alI": IT.,
r,ropar,v j. a desirable. tor private re-ieH,e
any nnr offered FOR sale I'm IN" city.
FIRMS: Oue-third cash: balance ~ *, ~ ~m
and eighteen months for negotiable not. inter
added and secured 10y trust deed. Taxes T.. = s.
10 be paid by the purchaser. ...
la 3l-td. Auch"r""r
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DOR SALE, THAT VERY DESIRA-
L BILE FARM, CALLED BARREN POINT, IL
GLOUCESTER COUNTY, CONTAINING FOUR
HUNDRED ACRES, SITUATED IMMEDIATELY
uN YORK RIVER. ABOUT THREE MILES ABOVE
FERRY. The cleared land /,
divided into three fields Of about seventy five acres
Zach with good fences and suficicucy Of wood and
rail timber. All the buildings are in perfect order
and nearly new. The dwelling has eight good
large rooms beside garret and basement rooms.
The outhuu,es consist II carriage. cart, ice,
>reT'>. negro houses and stable. Also, an oyster
house, and a. fine oyster planting ground ~ any
on York river. The soil j. excellent aud produces
largely The situation is fine, being in full view
ul the river Ii j. convenient 10 church, schools
ana mil there Is good WI Of water "a pr; the
$4,000 w. i. ROBINS,
ia l0-2awts Real Estate Agent
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RN Mr. Trout

"R,Soired. That the Committee on Courts OF
Justice inquire into the propri"ty OF directing
that all United States revenue tax required 10
he paid by parties In suits or actlons IN the
courts Of the Stat" shall b" taxed as part OF
the legal costs Agreed TO.
nIRrH- AND DEATHS.
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EOUND. about III" middl" Of last week.
Il near TIA" Medical College, 4 small tNAHN.
Th~ owner cIu get it BY pay.u- for til, aiy.rt.-.
m"nt and leaving Il reward for the finder. 5a-.-.g
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\OTICE.-Application will he mad

NUN T..-NV FI'HTTOH VII II TT'I|T
y 1T the proper tim" for tn" renewal 81 the t..
lowing SHARES ii STOCK. destroyed I'M The "f
Of Tn" 81 April lat, ~; one huuIred >4are- .s
the Paint Crock Coal Mining Company uf t."
county of FAyctta two Shares in the Union NJ.
featuring Company 81 the cIfy Of Richmond, 1884,.
one share In tie Richmond and Liverpool raaa@.
Company all of which were sued in the nam. a.
the Undersigned,
IL I'm j. \. lONAkEaN.
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I.ieutenaut- Governor CowPER in the chair.
Prayer by Or. Doggett
Senator RoulN-oN stated that Mr.. BuLLISG,
Of Petersburg, is prevented by severe sickness
from attending 10 his duties to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-31

BY W. Il. Robins Real Estate Agent,
ron-Frout Building, Governor street, Richmond.
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THEAP GOODS.-Fuu yard-widc
Y TNBLEACHEp >UELIING al thirty cent,
GOOD CALICOES At twenty-five cents BLACK
ALPACA at NIFTY cents gents MERlAO SHIRTS
at one dollar aud nifty cent, , OPERA FLANNELS
all colora, at reduced prices.
LEVY BROTHERS.
ia % Il Main street.
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Her impatient spirit would listen to
no further delay AT once inquiries
were prosecuted among her German
friends. One of them knew Casper.
He was tall, good Hooking young man.
He had left his home in. Germany only
a year before, and had been vainly.
searching throughout the west for some
lost friend. His face wore a deep,
thoughtful look, as If there had been.
grief connected with his history,
and indeed, the friend had often heard
Casper speak of some. bright angel
which had left him years before, and.
was now lost to him forever. He-Was
single too. She had heard him declare
that, having lost her, he should never
marry. g u1is 81 .el 1dGi1at M
How poor Kate's heart bounded now.
Twas he-she knew itlfelt it. . AFTER so
long an absence he had come back to
her. She was yet young and by no
means ugly. All she had but 70 see
htm-to talk with him q moment-all
his old loVeSwould return, iandibu as
hers was now burning, and together
they would float down Iffe's sea, SO
happy. Elz l' - - Tff'E n
The thought made her impatient.
She would surprise Casper. While he
thought she was dead or welded to
another, she would appear before him,
and win him back to q new and strong
er desire TO live for her, as she only
cared now'to live for him. The friend
assisted, and behold Kate, her heart
huttering furiously, yet light and hap-
py withal, asshe stood on the threshold
of Casper's door. Lightly sheentered
the apartment. He sat at table-his
back towards her, his face buried in his
hands, and Kate heard a sob which
seemed to come from the innermost re-
cesses of his heart. -T,-,7l q
Oh! God she thought, "and all this
for me. Hehas been SO true so levo-
ted all these long years.''gu prod
She stepped up and lightly. touched
him on the shoulder. The man, sur
prised that his privacy should be inl
vadeds looked up suddenly. Their eyes
met. Strange to say, Kate had never
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aHumorona Pnrnrrnnl,..


The BerkahTe (dass.) C0ufieT pub
fishes the following notice to its corres-
ipondents: a,ssi g I
Don't send us any more Lines to
Autumn. Our forest dOmes, I
"'Whose huasWeFe caught
From the fairy ttnts In the rainbow wrought
are before the people. and no upholstery
of 1tngling sliprshQd rhyme can ndd q
jot to their sp1endors. Words cannot
picture a scenes fair; so assuage, allay
the afhutes by taking In house-clean-
Ing, or by laying stone wall. Since
Holmes wrote, sIa4Er4 !
z ; ...'tSAnd Autumn folds her ieWelIed arms
Around the dying year.
nothing has been added to Fail verse;
] 7+Itis tolatedlthat tie clerk of Fnral.
church In England recently made the.
following afinounce to the congre-i
cation: You are desired to attend q
meeting IN the yestry, at four O'Clock,
to consider on the means OF eating the
church, and to digest other matters.
while the rebel General Johnson
was marching with his men to Brfstoe
Station, In the hRll of 1850, heperceived
one of his men up a persimmon tree,
ana called ont 70 him: ~ .ii 3 .s,.a
''I say, there, what are you doing up
there9 Why amt you with yonr regf-
Pm gettin, simmons, I am, p replied
the soldier. .fl - -lii 81 if5rs % -
'sPersimmons, thunder They ate
not ripe yet. They are not fit to eat.n
sfY but, General, p persisted the
Confed. I'm trying to draw my
stomach up to suit the size Of my Fas
tons. = e e stays Ike il Is now I shall
The General had nothing further 10
say, but rode ON. 5Gi Qr tesss
{ 5.-s = Whats the matter, Uncle Jerry p,
said Mr., -, as old Jeremiah r.
was passing by, growing most faro-
Sious1y, ,ll tikfattar;1 2. said the old man.
stopping short; :, ny, here 1thave been
InggiIig water all the. morning for. DR..
C--7s72sl wife to wash with and what do
you suppose got for it3'' ssWhy, I
suppose about ten cents, - answered
Mr.. - :. :, s.T Ten centsf She told me the
doctor. would pnIl Q tooth for me some
IA satrical EngIishman thinks q
houseWith a wife is 6fien warm enough;
a housa with a wife and a mother is
rather warner than any spot; on the
known globe; house with two moth
efs-in.laW IL so excessively hot that Il
can be 1Ekened To no place on earth at
all, but We must go lower for simile.
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DIR. T. j. KIsNER.
ECLEHTTC .MEnTCrNHS


NEW TREATMENT & NEW REMEDIES
OFFICE, 3D ST., CENTRE WHEELING, w. VA;
nR. K. HAVING SECURED THE SER
II VICES of an intelligent assistant, who
VIII attend to the prepartiOn OF meCiI-
clnes, putting up prescriptions, &C., viii enn-
BILE him to give more attention To ont pa-
tienfs, especially to his many ftlends in the
country. HIS medicines are all prspnreti m
l1BOWn once, and All delivered tS 1is nm
ients by hlmselE DR.. K. treats all disaase8
both Acute and Chronic, with which humans
ity is af1icted. he has q large number or new
remedies, which have proved remarkably
successful IN many OF those obstinate caves Of
Chronic diseases which heretofore have Ijefsri
supposed to be lncurnble, among which may
be named e. ConSumpuon, ScrOfula. Dis.
Cancers and Skin Diseases. His mode ol
treating IdVeF DissREes, Stomach Cona bIRintlt
bronchitis and all diseases OF the Throat
erdIseases of the Heart, Nenr1aigia' EpIiensSya
Spinal Affections, and all diseasas OF the NeT.
'youss ystem, Is acknowledge by all who have
tested Tito bs the most certRin and EuccessfuI
ever known 70 the medical profession. DF. X.
has bean eminently successful in the treat
Menstrul DISTINCTIONS, Painful MenstFustiOn.
Leucrrhea, Uterine and OVariOn TumoEs
PTolapsus Uteri and All Nervous diseases 20
He makes a specially in the treatment Of
all Chronic Affections OF the GenitO Urinary
Organs, viz: GataHh Of Bladder and ubsthr1
Irritable Bladder, and EOn-EetentiOn and
DFibbllng Of Urine, Urinary Deposits or
Gravel, Di9betiS and Dlhlcult UrlnatinE.Sy-I
GhohaFThea, its complications and seduelIfe
SpermatorThea and 1mpotenSy, and ali adec-
Also special attention paid TO the treatment
Of Eistulas, White dwelling, 6crofuI0ns
paFtieulaEiy with old troublesOme cGISa1I
ahould lose nOttme to call on or address DIR
KIBNER. Communications containing fee
promptly noticed. Ohica Prescriptions aiid
medictne caRh. For visits in city, HaIne ~
other PlnyEieiAna. Once hours. o A M a 10
N. ..l1S. l Z. y. To- 2. n, and 9 P. a. to9P. II.
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RATE OF sUBscRRTIoNs.
RATES OF ADVERTISING
Played out,

g.. 4
took Sron,Sd G5s 5SSo. ~ $500 nSsntn ~
the multitndinons titIes - 3 80. u.
the n.rtv hos Iota,1 ~ ttoa.. uneet .N. %ilicn ,S.
ness and adba-ina 80 .ls is,ytg nusi7 Isl
tnre tn the old norta 5S.,alaot,S, - tne " y
"Demoerr5at . r. sa1S tba+ ~ +,,s % .s,,s,,,,1 y
sion sea,ns n bo vii &C. fSo,s I 49, ..Ps
no mamie, Ia, can Democrats ba,tIo 'o os go
estlv or an snccessfnII1 90 t t,o;a -, 80 - ;,
phereiis 5one r. soSs 1stscf;S.S,.,SS S, ~ =. -
-cHaatiJos or Il i's.! ,, - X. ~
goes In for nnfrr1ine, d. 4ba h,oaan al ~ ~
grand old, title of Democracv 40 y,eNo S-4
We have aIwavs lt6Id. M. ,ossars
that under all ito Tiso,,,;s.o., a,d Ill ..s
new faneled e,,. s,,;.6 i, as Co.'S ar as
seryatiyeu 1Nat1nnoI ,TT,ior, - s,yJh;ta
NT.n,s Por,1, ,7ssxati os.,,oa1 ~ ~ ~
orpanizatio1 that oopfronto1 ~ ti,a III, TT,,,,, so
MOI, 30 .,,o :,
nrr.,I e ~.
existed at tho broaI,,na ~. as @ .s:o la su"'
and that yeSs deenI1, o,isf, N 20 90 a.
svmnatbatia yftIi "a = -oa ~
Great efForts ,,e,e ,,,ola ,,as s,-. -
bv ts1na 80 CIV, .
but n every Iocsiity Syfare ~ 49, 10y :,
a sure "Democraticn ,naior;tu .'tG tbe "S3 1is' :
guise was thrown a Of ana i nm iii Mod Sr,5
ed follower of VoiIanlisyb N ygss no,,1
mated Tn states IiIra We. " T,..-s,,,s va LII
they discarded mot. on,,,, aI.'s oe
DemoeraSy f1t Tia mn I1,s =. =.
and nominated an old. Know NdthfI,,
ticket. in the homes tbot a. rnio,,t o,,a!s
the whv for tfe fa1scttS,, ~ - a. - ~ =.
pures to mower The rehol go 80 -
dispnsted with tho flot foiInro es -, !.
tricIfs; ] me Saonle9 sax tbS ssmo Old n,5
ears under the new akin and tbav ~ stooS-
aloof rom, tbe,Dnc1oo, 1n;mo1s MIR, IT, ivst4S5 Ss4
same as ever =
The rebel organ IN L Il entirely tic,lJJ mistaEfeni E (
abont the mama of nomooroov a'rHo lonis,a.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-14

"A census has recently been taken
OF tll9 9ahine species iI1habiting Pafts.
ThecIEy possesses &, ,9SI dogs S5sgOQqi
which are pets, and u, ,gS3 watch dogs,
This gives an average Of one dog 70 ev7
cry 10 persons.