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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-05-25

Hsmstrssts inmitAble Hair uoloring is dye. All in
Simultaneous dyes composed Of faaar oaH and more
destroy vitality beauty the hair Thlss the
gnal Hair Coorng, and has been growing in favor
twenty years restores gray hair to its original color by
gradu Al absorption remarkable Il Ia also
beautiful hair dressing Sold In two sireoo cents and 81
by all dealers,
Q. HEIMsrREET, Chemist.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold by all Druggists.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-05-25
Ea5[;ll[Li,I:Il[;XE;TxI.I;I|SIIIiN
.GEORGE P. ROWELL IL CO., Advertis
" ing Agents, 2S Congress Street Boston.

Thoss who desire TO avail themselves OF advertiser
agency and they are very efficient Institutions In ,hs
days. wilt And that Of GsoRen p. RowRLL e. Co one
the best 10 the country. Its facilities are unsurpassed,
II IL entirely reliable --Bosfoa PosF
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-05-25
ggAAERRR9YNs Nv i 1tNy5LL' co,api,sisne-s.
waltshsld. May IN A. q. Is5S. l0na

CTArE or ygRMoNr. WAsHISGToN DISTRICT. AZ
- in pf9hae Court held at Mon,pelisr within and foI
Horace A. Putnam administrator Of the Freeman
Iempeton late OF East Montpelier, said
makes application TO said Court Tor license the whole
the real estate otsad deceasei said East in
eudng the Homestead heren that the sale
par Thereof Il neesry for The payment q the debts osad
deceased Rud that such wtheu injury
those 500 re rsnanAer aud that the sale u such
Whsreupon, ordered by said Court hat ai ennlcton
be rssred TO session thereof held Probate once
in sd hontpeer, The u OF A. o. l for hearing
and decision hereou and Is further ordered that ali per
sous be ngh-d hereof ~ publication noticr
ah and order thereon three weeka suoesssyeiy
10 the Vermont Waterman and Iourua prfnSci al
Montpelier, befors sa Of hearing hey ay Ape ar
at said time and place aud they object thereto
By the C0urt-Attesi, n. A. CHASE.
lO.l2 Rari.e.r
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-05-25

who woald he beautiful Who would not add To their
beauty What gives that marble purity and dfiHgas
upon aod ia The city belle Il is
longer secret. They Hagans Magnolia Balm. It CON
tnued ecke pimpe and roughuess' from
and hAndsAnd the peAon smooth transpa
rent blooming aud ravshing unlke many cosmetics It
sins maeriainiurous to the skin. Any Druggist viii
der Il for you, Il not hand, at 10 per bottle
We. HAGAS, Troy, n. y, Chemist
DEMAS BARRBSS co Wholesale Agshfs, N. Y.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER sold BY all Druggists.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-05-25
E'W = T:YS1

Rave saved more than 10 o from DEATH TO- they cure
In single day, Cholera, Dysentry, al summer Complaints
Fever and Asue and Neuralgia. Also for Dpih
era, Coughs and rheumatism. An druggists sell them
ORRtN SKINNER & CO., Proprietors,
q,rt,ga.id uasa
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-05-25
Aqua DE MAGNOLIA

toilet delight Superior any Cologne used to battle tn
aoe and person. to render the skn so fresh to aay IN
hammAton to perfume clothing Tor headache &c It man
utctured from the rich southern Magnolia and obtaining
patronage quite Unprecedented yorts with aotrese.
ADD opera singers Ills sold by oil Dealers At foo ia tare,
bottles and BY DESas BAKSEs Co.. New YORK, wholesale
Agents.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold By all Druggists
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-05-25

Cholera MDybus, D'arvheI, DySentsyy, summer
Complaints Pain IN the Stomach
aud Boveh, &c
It's action Is aEDArE and and has been used
by thousands since the Cholera season OF 9 Physicians
and RrcoIsD It, All admit to be the BHsr COMPOUND
USE for the Complaints foe which II Is designed.
sroDDARD a BURTON, Proprietors. Troy, ny.
tJ-For sale by DTusgilts and Dealers 10 Medicines
March laiono,d&w.
TO FARMERS.
The Celebrated PoUDRHrrE Of the Lodi nanufotung Co :
the CHEAPEST aud BEST fertilizer agsis kepfor sale
By MrssHs. FSEFcK cEAyYIH, Agents,
0o2 BARR, Vt
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-05-25
Aegal A0ttres

HYRCs JOsCYS's ESTATE. = fhe slbscTi6ers. baviag
been appointed By the Honorable Probate for the
~ district of Washington, Commissioners receive, err
anime and adjust All claims aud demands u all persons
against the estate " Cyrus Icyn, late WatsGed. sad
District deceased presented nsovent, apd the term Of
months IRON tlc @ih Jay Of April being hilosed BY
said Court TO- the creditors o. said evh prove
their respective claims before Give Wll
attend To- The p1ine
Calsta Iosyn, In Waisdell Ia said District, an
Wednesday Of June and Olber next, O'Clock 10 The
forenoon on each ofsail DAYS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-05-25
AI 5s9i copy ''Fseord-A''s'r MEHaJ IL.

CrATE Of VERMONT, WASHINGTON DISTRICT, ss .
In Probate Court held At Montpelier, 10 said District,
~ che llth day Of MAY, A. d. ls66
nenison Tar administrator % the Paine
late o. Montpelier IN said District presents
account for exarnaten and allowance, and
makes application Tor decree % distribution partition Of
the estate OF said deceased. Whereupou
Court that SAID account and said application be referred
session Of said Court be held
Montpelier the 9TH day Of June, D. d, hearing
and decision thereon And Is further ordered,
pc sven 20 ~ persons BY o. III.
siat Journal newspaper publ shed at Montpelier previous
TO said time appointed for hetriu that they
said time aud placer sh0w they
said account should not be allowed and snch decree made.
By The CouTt5-Aites 4. X. MERRILL,
nl.ll = Indu
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-05-25
a /. II s6y 3 iIiAsEs' Commissioners.

SyTkTF Of VERMONT WAsHfNGTOy nfSrRICr So
In Probate lsafi, lfsi Nnup er. within and for said
DISTRICT tle q NlT. A. y
Az nstruaet parpaftils he The VII suf tstsusqt
o. horace hra9n late q hortrgn said District deceased
being presented 70 he Court x = James, the
therein named for Frubas 10 q ofirred said
az psIens sonesInsd e soted 70 appesr q session
on the 2 day ofJunet is6d cause any they
against Probate
y further ordered, that copy his order he
published three weeks In the W. Wschman and
pointed for hearing.
Alrue copy q record-Attsat I. r. MERRILL,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-05-25

BANKING HOUSE
JAY COOKE & co.
Corner VaR 4 Nasian SIS Nee York
la oannecon with our houses Philadelphia and Washing
iug,on ve have opened NEW YORK HOUSE loca
ton anl or our services Baak Bankers and Investor.
ofheir business IN this city, including
aud sales Of sIcuRurs, STOCKS, BoSps
We constantly represented At the STOCK EH
change and Gold Board where orlsrs promptly
aled. We keep hand full supply Of
Government SetutiieS OF all Issues
buying selling prices allowing correspond
the most liberal rates the market affords.
j. COOKE co.
May 81 " daw
ID EAD HE DIS.
or other words heads whose glorious locks hay,
WIrHERED AND WHITEHEAD,
oanin few moments re-eloths1 with all their
YOUTHFUL ATTRACTIONS,
by single application that wonderful taismAn
CRlsrADOROs HAIR DYE,
GhEzed whkers aud moastAohes, laiies ourls which
the Of has prsmatarev drei, sud red saudy
Whitley hair receive by magic, the shades
black brown from this harmless botanical hair dArkener
Manufactured BY J. CRlsrADoRO,6 House, New York
Sold by Druggists. Applied by all Hair Dresssrs.
May 2, dawlmo.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-05-25
G. A. RICHARDS


standard Spirits, aud Wines Pure aud reliable for family and
private use Put up in large square bottles and sold all
inc country aud at % washiugton Street, Boston
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-05-25
LION IAMEs GREEN'S Esr1rE --rhs ,ae,criSst.. hss.

TJoN. JAMES GREEN'S srArE.-The subscriber. hav
ing been appointed BY the Honorable Probate Caart
u for the District OF Washington receive
examine aud adjust Az claims an dsian Of all psrons
against the estate Of Hon James areeu Of Kaesbury
said District deceased represented iusoysnt and the term
six months from the 9th March, BENZ allowed BY
said Court the said ehssd, exhibit And
their respective clis before notice. that We
will attend to the duties Of appontment tbs dwelling
house Of Wdow n. Green, 10 WRterpufy, said District
in the asraaen IN sach - al s' - ''e 0ei'SN
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-05-25

Nashnson Street, Boston, aud at "a Camp Street, New
VsAns are the principal pots for all Of ncars ces
"s'tc bottled Spirits snd wines 10
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-09-05
General Newspaper Agency
and
BUREAU OF CORRESPONDENCE.

Is 5si F.. e. (. -,
Having established ourselves as SUB
sCRIPTION. ADVERTISING and COL
LECTING AGENTS in New ORLEANS for
Newspapers and Magazines throughout the
United States and Europe, we are prepared
to contract for Advertisements ON the
most liberal terms. Notices of Business
Houses will be inserted at reasonable rates
through the medium of well written letters
from New Orleans, thereby introducing
the Trade to thousands of readers.
Communications may be addressed to
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Parties addressing us as above from any
portion ofthe country can subscribe for
Newspapers and Magazines throughout
the United States or Europe.
ty Promptness and Dispatch will be
I our motto.
August 90, 1866.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-09-05
p H A r. M A G I e N

OFFERS THs FOLLOWING PREPARATIONS
i OF HIS OWN,
" CoMPoUND1NG:
ST. Johns ARNIcA LrNIMENT, An o
excellent preparation for Sprains, ~
Brushes, Swellings, Rheumatism, &c. ~
St. Johns CONCENTRATED ESSENCE OF
JAMAICA GINGER. Prepared from the finest
root.
St. Johns ExpEcToRAsr SYRUP, for
coughs, colds, bronchitis, pains in the
chest, &c.
st. Johns &oMpouaD FLu1D EXTRACT OF
BucHU. For diseases Of the bladder, SC.
st. Johns VEGErABLE ApER1ENr Pills.
st. Johns COMPOUND SYRUP OF THE HY-
PopHospHITEs. For chest complaints, weak
luogs, &C., .,
ST. johns ANrIsEprIc DENTRrF1cE.
st. Johns ESSENCE LEMON, VANILLA, &C.,
&c. For favoring.
Shot, powder, grn caps. double water.
prooi) Eleys elastic gun-wads, all sizes.
Scarifcators, gum lancets, Evans thumb
lancets, toilet soaps, tooth brushes, powders
hair oils, envelopes, writing paper, hair,
brushes, combs, razors and strops, fine peck.
ct knives, Rogers English scissors, WarreD's
English needles, Coats sewing thread.
Carbinate Soda, Salaratus, Hops.
Smoking tobacco, chewing tobacco,
cigars.
Fine Ro,,rhan Wh;slrev ond rarrino
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-09-05

rT1HEsE stoves pake no SMOKE .soor,
1 ASHES OR DIRT. They throw off very
little heat, outwarlly; and cook better
than any other stove They are now used
by hundreds of families in New Orleans,
who find them not only the most economi-
cal, but Indispensable, as every housekeep-
er can easily do her own cooking, indepen.
dent ofservants. 4,
Liberal terms offered to the country
trade. Refer to General Frank Gardner,
Judge Charles beaumont, Rev. Mr.. Hall
and 9. Cavaroe, Esq, among many other
well known New Orleans gentlemen who
are using these stoves; which are on eyhi.
bition and fOr..sale at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-01


do the work are understood to DO men Oh
annie means. The early commencement ol
their labors, and their rapid progress according
10 the bill, will be the means OF discussing
considerable amount OF money very moch 10
the advantage OF the country, now so nearly
impoverished.
We apprchcnd that one great motive lsep"-
tie from that of securing so good properly
as The road itself which actuates the capt.
talis,s who propose to complete this improve
meut, is the great effect il will have in develop
ing the vast mineral wealth of the hana"ho
Valley Thousands Of acres III that rlch
region are held by Northern capitalists III"
the opening OF this road will throw immense
wealth into their pockets by the enhahc''"''''
of the value of these lands.
Another advantage to b" impaired oo '''''
great work will lie its auxiliary relations -
the James River and Kanawha canal VIII :,
the French Company propose TO complete anu
n bill for which has inst passed the ''' '1"'
Assembly OF this State. The immense oPe'" -,
tiors of the two colossal corporations VIZ
give new life to enterprise, and greatly "Ss'7
- revive the spirits and hopes OF our p'ol'''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-01

a h,u ON its second reading IN the HOUSE,
ou,horises a railroad from lanHille |" l-Shch-
burc. and another proposes The connection OF
the Winchester and Harper's Ferry railroad
with the Manassas Gap road 1T Strasburg.
Another scheme Oh foot Is 10 extend the raii-
road line from HarrisonburG 10 Salem, on the
Virginia and Tennessee railroad.
That these lines will Dc made, we have noI
= doubt We cannot, however, but d"plore the
unfortunate condition OF Virginia, when
exhibits the spectacle Of = series OF railroad
lines drawn across her territory, from south
Yves, 10 northeast, all taking away commerce
and travel from her own principal towns
Some of her most influential citizens have lent
all their influence 10 the establishment OF these
cross lines, while those leading 10 III" sea
board have been victmiscd by the ios-rolilns
system, and made TO assist every measure hos
tile 10 themselves, aud 80 10 diminish the
means of the State as TO defer al iafmitun
their own completion.
Now had il been the good fortune Of Nir.
ginia 10 have completed great work, such as
a railroad along the James River Valley, 4:
the main artery 10 receive tributaries from
every direction, then no danger To her CHIEF
interests need TO have been approhendcd. Bul
this vital measure having been omitted, we
have cause 10 indulge in something like :
lamentaton.
But time may enable us 10 recover los1
ground. If the French Company achieve any
thing like their extensive promises, the Ok
Dominion is sure of a glorious resurrection.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-01
Completion of the James Rl'ei ''I'~'
Kanawha Canal.

7, ,b. ronort of the proceedings Oh NV
,;.l.,rra 10 bn found in another col'''r"'
,,,;iI y, observed that bill has passed ''''
~. tboyirg previously passed. wv
o,,h1a ,be con tract for finishing Inc '''''t W
,,,,,a,od ne,yvecn the James EIvora ana h"i'"-
,,,n, canal Company and BEilor DIES NJ H'h''''
RpoTurRs ( COMPANY, OF irah'''
r,, ,ro,,nble to the contract reclte> mat II
i of the highest Importance 10 Virginia 'ii''
,,,., ,,.,tnr line between the Chesapeake bay
.,,a the Ohio river, which Will open til" short
est safest, cheapest, and most certain route,
should ~ promptly completed, securing there
by a great increase in the trade both OF Viz
ginia and Of France.
The new company is incorporated under the
name OF the Virginia Canal Company, ana
will have one Office in Richmond and on" IN
Paris. 1t shall have a capital stock OF hot less
than twenty nor more than thirty-tiYc mil
lion dollars, divided IN shares Of on" hundred
dollars each.
They shall repair the canal from Richmond
TO Buchanan, making il ~ least i've feet deep
at every point.
They shall complete the water line from Rich
nond to the Ohio by an extension Of the canal
10 I.ylcu's shoals, on the kanawha ANA nm
proving the kanawha TO III" ONO.
They also enlarge the Underwater connection
at Richmond by doubling the locks between
the basin and dock.
l. is impossible 10 calculate The enormous adj
yantagcs Of trade and the vas, mcrc@s" oil
wealth which j. offered 10 Virginia 10y THIS
scheme. Taken In conjunction with IN" 60
vlngton and Ohio railroad, which i also TO be
completed, We may fairly look forward to
handling a large share Of the produce Of Inc
Ohio and Mississippi Valleys. The value OF
the properly along this lin" VIII u" greatly
increased 1t will be- like streak OF fat from
the mouth of the k,nawha 10 Norfolk through
the lean of Old Virginia; or rather, like the
Nile, the channel Of trade will overflow with
wealth and enrich the whole STATE. >" mote
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-01
Getting Warm in Washing ton.

The telegraph brings us information OF u
warm day in the House Of Representatives.
Yesterday That indomitable leader OF the
Radicals. Mr. THApDEus STk'kNe' '''"'
a hold dash into the Conservative camp
and swept everything before INN. ne
ava, charged into the White House al"
denounced the President for his frank CONVEX
...;o,s ,hout matters under discussion in the
corcross Ue pronounced ii Il direct violation
~ ,no ,r;,i,cres of Congress one that, made ~
"a. s ,,,,,,, Il fer yenrs since To II British Par
b,nent ,r,nIf hare COST \ BRITISH KING
HIS HEAD This is, indeed plain talk 1t Is
n serious matter when men talk about heads.
Blu, then the great leader is reported TO nave
added, But we are tolerant now of usurpa'
ion Oh, very SO very much so that Were
the matter left TO Mr.. SrEyENS, the PreSid'ni
might begin 10 feel his head, to be assured 'ii>'
/, were not already gone.
The bold charge made by the relentless an"
determined leader brought his iol1o"eiS "i
in full force The vote upon MS cohs''"
t;onal amendment showed no fal'eFlhS' ho
yaycring in his ranks. He seems 10 nave
wiped out Mr.. RAYMOND. and, ike 4 daShihS
stra,cgist, struck for higher game Inc ife-
sident is the object Of his heaviest blows. IL"
even shakes him by the head 80 boid III ~
tack upon the Chief Magistrate We DO no' re-
member in former days; and 1t would apP'''
,ho, ,hore i no one in the House equal TO ms
defence against the vigorous assaiiant.
The struggle certainly grows WI H. '''
..-,.o,,s Tho interest in what Is 10 foito"'
Tho president. we doubt not, would be S"s'
,o;ned nv the PeoplA but he is opposed by
nsr,v SO powerful. 50 ably marshalied' that ne
l1bove need of all his tirmne$s, all his power
aF resistance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-01
Nv Mr.. coleman ::

l'N M >"'h''"N -,. t,,,~,..
. ,,,t;.., -, md ,hrv 1rr hereby. instructed
n iuuuirc into the cXprdicncy of reporting u
hill authorizing county and corporation sur
,ryors to administer ualhs 10 all persons or
parties in the execution Of the duties OIL th'lf
office" Agreed 10.
rnx,p.cTs FOR LABOR BrTwFrN WHITE MEN AND
SEGNor-.
ON motion of Mr. toIEHAS. the bill rpgltla-
ting this subject was taken az. II pFoNIdtS
" that no contract between white prr>oh ~"
Il coiorcd person, for the labor or service OIL me
latter, for longer QcTIo't man on ''.o'I 80
SHAH b" bnnlnI on sCen too''t nI,,1,
lhe Sohl'"' W III t,'e, -, - s,,.I, .,l,t,..I
whlte person o, ms aI'i,'i t,l,, tr - ms
r mm,,r,. 9uhlir or clerk OF the county
-. ,'r ~ GOVT or oyrrxprr OF the poo!
VI .oi ioi'. . ,'r,,,r,,;t, IN yyhi.h the
III NV 'o"'t ~. ',;it, c,. i, ,ynirh thr Labor
Will l'4 syn I'i,, ',.tor,p,I Ana II Shall br
VI SUI WV = 49, ~ =, Ii ,nt,r, clerk or over
'h' w. VI ' 49, ..,,,j ..>-,lui,, tho con.
seer OF me Io9c, ~ ntnn hetorr ,aitng his
- w " ~ ., ,L.rnrr .,,d IA Stale that he
achnoWItoSih'lit 'iici'o! '.''' =" 49, ,t th,r
i ,hn ro''tttet has been n,knowir,tscd before
nm, ;,
,,i,g, fur,h.r uroyision that if any
narson rntices away a iaborer from service.
nnndar Contract he shall forfeit 10 the party
argri.ved a sum not less than ten nor more
IT,, ,,vn,,tv dnIIor>
The bin passed by vote of Il 10 >.
RAILROAD coNrErI1I"S.
nv Mr. GIIuiK.
by "i -.o....,...,,,,
- htS"tr''' M iH'' "i'''''''' y" .'.,,' '
Internal Navigation "' IhA'i"'''" /" ''''i 49,,
and report what legislation may ho necessary
10 protect the Commonwealth ahd olh'r
stockholders III railroads hrt"tr" Weldon ana IN"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-01

Sv~g,rroyAr SToRY-Ay INNOCENT MA" -
Sr.1r pRrsoy-H1s Two W1vEs.-lhe tollo".
i,r /. = singular statement relative 10 p''''
now residing near Rochester ,a,,ts
III, ,,arratiyo which am about 10 IeI W. -
pcrmliarly interesting. Although II my can
rctitious il i nevertheless Tur; 10 rtiss
youch. being acqualntca WIN -
concerned and the facts Of the case NJ car
sh0nT Tho surnE Of the year 1850, n Mt u "a
nett living near Auburn, n. =, was t ~ and
Cor f,rprry He was tried, iouhu s"i..' H. tho
errtonrcd to three years Imprisonll,'nntt ,riIt
1T, nrisou ut Auburn lie dcnl'd Ms go" t
IA IT. - end and being man Oh wy Lnrn
CrrIiugs, aud having wife ana I.llli1 ~ 80
quite heavily upon INN. re ~ hfn former
iind vsas released, 4 mere wreck OF MS i"i w
Ii dismissed hv his once LOVING we, VINO
refused to live with him, and summed nun ~
= ruilty culprit. sad and hrokeh-h".[ted, NJ
JiSpnsCd of his property and Wcul 10 central
PENNSYLVANIA, where no lnhFltd u p''" ''l"i
and excellent young iHS.
They lived happily and prospered. NcTeral
years after his departure the iiISt "ite became
fully convinced that he was innocent, ana had
been \yrOugrd. This conviction proved true
by the dnath-h"d confession Of a man who
acknowledged the commission Of the crime OF
which Mr. Gamctt had been convicted. The
sorroWIug woman repeated her former aci,
and with a friend went in pursuit Of hcr dis
carded hush md. whom She seemed 10 expect
10 iiud somcwncr" in Pennsylvania.
After - search of several weeks, they 4 I
length arrived IN the rcghborhood oi Inc
object of their search. Just nj dark they
drove 10 the door OF n snug aud pleasant little
cottage when Mrs. Gaructt entered the house,
and there hehcd her once beloved husband
apparently happy in the society OF his second
wife. She rushed up to him, aud throwing her
arms ahOut his neck, Wcpt bitterly. soon the
scene became affecting, the TWO wives cllnSlhS
10 him. each claiming him as her husband.
After calming their feelings, and caudldiy
considering the ease, the second wife decided
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-01
AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAY.

AUC1lON oALEIJ-f u OftE Ia I.
HIGH COESTABLE'S SALE.-Win
IL he sold On the SECOND Of FEBRUARY, lsGs,
nj II o'clock, T. NJ, at house corner Of Seventh and
Main streets, known as the Climb House, the follow
'"s pii'BrAtR COUNTER,
COOKING STOVE, and UTENSILS,
GLASS CHANDELIERS,
OYSTER BOX,
/ LOUNGE,
LARGE ARM-CHAIR,
part barrel Of WHISKY,
part key of ALE,
CHINA PRESS,
REFRIGERATOR,
DEGANTERS. BOTTLES,
DINING TABLES,
LARGE MIRROR,
Is LAGER BEER GLASSES,
IL WINE GLASSES,
PUNCH PITCHERS,
DEMIJOHNS.
WATER-t OOLER,
l DRAlAER
sCA>THRS.
Is WINDOW SHADES,
DESK, ~
lot CUPS and SArCERS,
- PAINTINGS,
OIL CLOTH,
Lot of TOMATOES and CORN, in cans;
SUGAR DISHES.
KNIVES and FORKS,
10 satisfy distress warrant in my hand, in favor Of
Grubbs i Williams, agents, against Niece.
f. l-2t 4. X. CRUMP, II. &. {. z.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-01

Dr,ru FRou 4 SINGULAR CArsE.-Icstrrday
morning Mr.. John {. Dodge, while attempting
10 cross Broadway was caught between 4
truck and pie wagon and badly crushed, sns,
tanning such injury ~ that he died within hall
an hour Mo iork N,trs, son.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-01

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drfra tcd-out of defeat viii com" al awaken
ing of the people like Il thunderstorm. II han
measures lul lis 10 sleep, 1t - il ltltl Steep ana
hri,o. rs 10 Grant or Sherman for President,
and Robert T.. Lee for Vice President, III 1869.
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