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w
einia and Tennessee railroad, with Ito con-
ncctions extending to the Mississippi river.
We cannot by making ninety-hVe miles Oh
road In any other direction unite Rich
mond to so long line of railway, nor de-
rive 80 much commercial advantage.
SO the advice of these advisers can
hardly be considered. We believe Rich
rond is going to be united for once, and
not be carried of by the conflicting coun-
sells Of others.
However important other projects are to
her, she never can accomplish anything
until she concentrates her means and ener-
gies: completing at q time one work, and
giving her attention successfully to those
most practicable and beneficial.
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vssse World and the United States.

sAse World and the United States.
81, ahe MErHrsTorRILEs Of the New York
herald takes survey Of the affairs of the
United States, domestic and foreign, and
arrives a. ~ conclusion that the Federai
Government Is triumphant everywhere
and can dictate terms to the world. nc
disposes Of tho South with dash Oh INC
psn--set.ing her aside with genera sn-
nesty and impartial suffrage wn.ch nc
AYERS the President and Congress Will con-
chr IN. and if the South does not acqui-
o.c. a. once II will be glad to do so after
a uh;,s Thus settling affairs at home,
urnv,srorurLxs looks abroad at the
,rorh,es OF the two great kingdoms of the
18th, France and England: He makes
himself Jolly over them in conformity with
the devilish feeling that finds delight in the
troubles of mankind. England, he says, is
laundering amid q sea of troubles"
BR,cur and his faction and the Fenians are
threatening the quiet and security of the
Government; and in Canada leading men
are in favor Of annexation to the United
States. Madison he represents as in no
better plight. Snubbed by Prussia and
I,aly-with newly discovered conspiracies
in Paris--his offence to the Catholic world
by deserving the Pope-the failure of his
Mexican policy-all these are represented
as seriously complicating the Emperor's
affairs and rendering him liable to COM
bination against him in case Of war OF
very dangerous and powerful character.
And now having these two great Powers
exactly in this condition, the Herald
presses the Government to make impera-
tive demands upon both. To demand OF
France the immediate withdrawal OF troops
from Mexico, and of England indemnity Tor
losses in the destructive cruises OF the
Alabama. The Herald thinks, situated as
they are, neither of them would refuse
compliance with the demand; and if they
did. the United States could whip either or
both, So that the victory is with the Uni
ted States in any event. That would in
deco pS mhhiDS tHc ShitS" SNNANN' >'A~
greatest nation in creation. Neither OF the
Great nations which the great MEPHISTo-
YulLEs disposes Of thus will, he contends,
dare to fight but with the embarrassing
and disabling complications in which they
are placed, will get down in the dust, lick
UNCLE SANS feet, and do what he requires
them TO do.
From the signs Of the times we rather
think the devil is right, and that France
and England will both " swallow the leek."
France has already done it, and England Is
getting ready with rye face TO pay the
demanded indemnity. Yet appearances
may be deceptive, and we may wake up
some morning surprised with new aspect
of national troubles not so very agreeable
to the contemplation Of the Federal Co.
verumeut.
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To EDIroRs.--The attention of the edi-
tors Of all daily papers published in the
South is called to the fact that they are
authorized by Mr.. Pollard to make one in
sertion of the advertisement of the
" Southern Opinion, to be found in another
column Of to-day's Dispatch.
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FORM nE PROXY.

Know all men by these presents, That -, the
undersigned, do hereby constitute and appoint
attorney for and md h in name hnfo to
the meeting Of the stockholders Of the Richmond
and Danvfile Railroad Company, to be held at
= on the - day Of, or at any adjourned
-, said attorney In the premises, fully as If
were present and voting in person;
In testimony whereof, - have hereunto amxed
- hand this - day OF -.
The transfer book will be closed on the LIST De-
cember until after the annual meeting.
no I2-eodtd ]. ID. BLAIR, Auditor.
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MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
n MANAGERS OF LAKEWOOD MEMORIAL As
ISOLATION will be held TUESDAY, December
4th, at IL o'clock A. NJ, At the house OF Captain
WILLIAM GORDON, on Broad between Twenty
sixth and Twenty-sev.nth streets. Punctual al
tendance OF the members IS request
MRS. G. POYTHRESS.
de lat Recording Secretary.
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The above listed dfty-siY hogsheads Tobacco
Stems lying in the warehouse OF Ludlam Wat
mnye5 prior 10 the Sth instant The proper voucher
of ownership Will be required, and payment OF
accrued ch argss otherwise, they will be sampled
on FRIDAY the It'll instant, on account OF whom
Il may concern. 6AhhEi T. WAicoS.
ia l-et
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By Regnault 4 Co. Auctioneer',
Main street between Eighth and Ninth.

By Regnault 4 Co. Auctioneers,
Main street between Eighth and Ninth.
WE WILL SELL BY AUCTION,
w at our store, THIS Saturday MORNING,
coramen cling at 10 O'clock,
BUREAUS,
SOFAS,
LOUNGES,
BOOK CASES,
DINING TABLES,
NhRBLE.ToP sIDEBoARDs,
ROCKING CHAIRS,
OFFICE CHAIRS,
PIER TABLES ,s
HAIR, sHUCK, and COTTON MAT
C0oKING and OFFICE STOVES,
FEATHER BOOSTERS and PILLOWS,
IRON HAT RACK,
READY MADE CLOTHING,
BOOTS.
SHOES,
sHIRTiNGs,
CASSIMERES,
CHECK CANTON MATING, SC.
del REGNAULT & CO, Auctioneers, nc.
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NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-I1

~ compliance with an ordinance of the city Of
Richmond, will attend at my Office, at the City
Hall, froms A. NJ tosP NJ, from the 18th to the
Ing half OF the CITY TAXES dedueting ten per
cent. thereon from those who paid ons-hatg in
June. JULIUS A. HOBs0N, C. q. X.
N B-Thoss persons who have not paid any por-
ton OF their bills will please call during the same
time and pay the amount OF their taxes, A. viii
have no opportunity Of calling on them before nd,
twenty per cent or nofsold) Those who have not
paid their personal tax by that time must expect
have their goods levied ON as soon Is gel out OF
Dc i1in J. A. HoBsoE, c. Q. r.
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DICHARD A. SAUNDERS invites all
N his friends and desires them 10 know that he
is still at his old post where he has been for years
selling GOOD CLOTHlNd to his friends and pa
irons at the old established clothing. house of
WILLIAM IRA SMITH CO, and Invites all,
both grea, and small who have plenty bat little
money, to come along, and he will give the full
value for heir money In nice and well-made
CLOTHING. WILLIAM IRA SMITH Co.,
del ia NJ lain street.
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GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRU-
u MENTAL CONCERT. AT VIRGINIA HALL
on MONDAY December :, 1866 Mrs. LOCKER
MAN assisted by her pupils and other amateurs
also several eminent professors: Will give at ne
above named hall GRAND VOCAL AND N
SENTIMENTAL CONCERT, producing some Of the
choicest gems from the operas, etc: Doors open al
7o'clock Concert commences al o'clock: Tickets,
81 for sale AT the Richmond Musical Exchange
and bookstores. no -p--th
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NEW THEATRE.
LECTURES.


TOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL ASSO-
III CIATION.-JOHN K. THOMPSON, Esq,
will deliver the first lecture OF the course, al the
request Of the Committee on Lectures, for the ben
TUESDAY the 4th Of December, At haif-pdst 7
o'clock.
PRICE oP Tickets: Flf,y.cents. To be had at
the door. or at the principal bookstores, drug
stores, and hotels. 40 It'd
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MARRIED.,

On Wednesday, November 2lst, at tn o residence
OF the brides father, by Elder l.. A Cutler, Lieu
tenant JOHN NJ. G.. FITZPATRICK, OF Nelson
Albenarle county, Virginia.
On Lords DAY morning, November 18th, at the
residence Of the brides father, by Elder L. A Cut
tor, Mr.. JOHN TERkkLL, Of Hanover county, aud
Miss MATTE TYLER, Of Louisa county.
On Wednesday the 2sth instant, by Rev. George
Jacobs, s. NJ. LEVIN, ESQ, Of Charleston. 5. G..
to EsslE, eldest daughter Of Solomon Davis, Of
this city.
Charleston papers please copy.
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BY Grubbs i WilIiau.., Aue'.u@~"r-r
Northw e., corner Main and Es.rv.arG -'fe~..
JARM HANOVER, ABOUT 81.

TIT.A NM y II AANV ' ItIst .NIIEIN 7 -
Il YEN MILES FROM EiCHMuAp, FOR hkEI
OR LEASE, AND CHOPS, hroth, f.h@Iht|t
UTENSILS, &c . For SALE AT AttI"a m
the request Of the representatives ~ Che es.#.a
pr. u. A. Curtis, deceased, We vii a'er ."f-a. Ell
Puccoon, hi. lat. residence, - II a.>|Ab ..
9th day 81 December next, II fair, u az. la@.,
the next fair dsy thereafter, ~ II u't.@gs j J.
the crops II Corn, Fodder, shuckst %c ..'~r'..
Vegetables. consisting ~ the usG0 variety a--
stock OF Horses, one Mule, aud 81 me YER "
blooasd Cattle and sCmn huus .lu.i t.3 ..
furniture A. the same time viii Doe y G'ss
year, or leased for 4 term OF year. i-# .
The dwelling has rooms N good rsrtr. .~ '.'
usual out. buildings, with orchard u choice j s.-
peach, apple, pear, cherry, &c.
TgKAs. For the sale aud renting LIBERAL, Isl.
will be made known on the day "t .a0a.-,,.
GRUBBs = WILLIAMS.
rooT Asnt.uH#wfn
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nE- BINFORD'S HAT STORE, 1i0s MAiS
STREET, FEW DOORS BELOW PEARL (ok
FOURTEENTH ST Rect, IN THE HOUSE
KNOWN AS THE "DiME HOTEL" AND NEXT
DOOR 10 ALIENS HAT STOEE.-All the HATS
I'm this establishment are new and fresh (having
been bought in the last few days. and of the latest
STYLES. good assortment o! WOOL HATS, su'ta-
BILE for the country trade; asplendid assortment 81
FANCY HATS, for young men and boys BLACK
SOFT HATS in great variety. Also, CANES OF the
latestmake, and UMBRELLAS.
Captain WILLIAM II. MAXWELL, formerly OF
the canal packet line, Is engaged In this house,
and would be pleased to See his friends
no ?4-lm%
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SHIPPING.

NOR BALTIMORE. SAVANNA.
4 AND BosToE.=PowHAT.N ~
STEAMBOAT COMPANY ;-,sEal, g------sxss
.yary WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY. Ary,n5,Y
timore every WEDNESDAY sn4 sAi H., ~ 4 $50
The steamer PETERsBURG, CstAlH N sa
TRAyERs, will leave here Wv
SUNDAY. . - -, D, & . E..sA
p NJ SATURDAY. ,.. ate rpyl'a
This steamer has splendid sSIoop'
aud passenger Accommodations
Passage, meals included, w.
Por freight or passage spplyto,, rrEklg
once At Charles T, WORKMAN ~ .,,,,i
no PSI E"sN--.-=---@
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Rr h. +. Lester ( 60
FOR RENT.

L'OR 4 f y 7. the large THREE
L STORY BRICK WAREHOUSE, on the ivr2
north side ot Franklin between Fourteenth '...H
AMI Fifteenth streets, recently occupied H,tk
Nr-sr-. Joseph BruWmoll \ Co. The central TOCd.
ton Of this property makes il very d"siraGle - a
cuhmi->ion house. for which purpose it has been
used. To good tenant the rent will 10 very loy.
L. A !. rLOPTDA,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionerr.
de Ia: So2l Twelfth near Franklin street.
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rRACT OF NALrABLE

cMALL TRACT OF VALUABLE
y WOOD LAND FOK SALE AT AUtli"|.-''
ter the above sale 1T Puccoou, - v ~ stIl 81. =
FORTY ACRES OF VALUABLE "o"p LAHa
oris inal growth ~ oak " = Va.Hat. = Tor III.
and when CLEARED, will TO rAIutbie irr ras' t
early vegetables, ioT which the soIl i "1"
adapted. ..,. ,,.,,,..,,
4, AHUE# #.## -
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by Puklntou. PulIiam & Co.,
Aucticneers anu Commission MEEI#@#'f
40. wal street, under -. Charles H".ra

,VRUSTEE'S SALE or EARN
i FLOUR AID GRlST MILL, ~ tia,ih.
FIELD COuSTI.-By yirtG" II a del "i Il
dated Aug ust let, isC5, executed by Ftr*t. .a#t
pigu0n and vita ~ James 4. Clark aaa'.". ...
Austin ul!msu, shall sell at public ~.a n. .
THURSDAY the 18th day 81 December #rA@ 40
o'clock NJ, the tract ~ LAND, C,u.a a##. "t
acres, lying on Falling creek. In '..a.~E.
county, being the same laDt convey yf..i
uLau and wife by decd dated August H.. l.. A.
4 tract II LAND, containing four are. - 70.
Falling creek, with iouT aad .I.st Ma.. MI
thereon and adjoining the above y Il :. ."
lands OF James Gregory and william 5 D.
TgRys 800 in cash or the taiasasea ...as'
credit will Do given. ..,,,... Co..
Sale conducted by PtIA!>ToS, Ffd.L'A
AuItlOueers. no 81
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RICHMOND AND DAgvILLg RAILROAD CoHPASY,l
RICHMOND, November Il, 1866.
csT0cE HNI nERS, MEETING-T

- nineteenth annual meeting Of the stoc kholders
Of the RICHMOND AND DANNlLbE RAILROAD
on the second WEDN ESDAY 18th december, 1866.
J. D. BLAIR, Auditor.
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DISTORI! RISTORI THE man
IL ayers Of the Richmond Theatre have much
nlsasnre in announcing 10 their friends and pa
IRONS that they have made arrangements to bring
the great artistic RlSToRI 10 Richmond, and re-
specially beg all those who wish TO witness klS'
steiy REGISTER THEIR NAMES at the Music
stores OF Messrs JOHNSON j CHAMBEELhINE
and Messrs DAVIES SONS, and also AZ the
Hotels and Theatre. no 30-ts
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NO1ICE.-l will offer for sale ,a
" THURSDAY tue IN dtv - uaN msa.h =,
public auction my FARM. roufsEn#.g .a .trs,
and situated immediately IN ihe Viz, - ta,.r.
railroad one IN ls west oi Freierrkz Hal #f.sr.
Aitpr the sale ol the land ~. 80 Il aY . ssa
consisting Of one good HORSE, NULL. U.ss
crop Of TOBACCO, SC Sc.
TEEYs Accommodating AMI raate XIV. .-
day Of sale. JOHN Il nAEtAks
Louisa COUNTY, VA, November lsa.
III -
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T I EsA e COKE } Commissioners.
GBrpBs < WILLIAMS, Auctionaers no2S
LAND FOR SALE AT

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE AT
AUCTION, IN AMELIA CorNTT.-As com
missioner appointed by the Circuit Court Of the
county II Amelia at the October term. l'GH, shall
proc cd to sell. on the premises on the SlXrk
DAY OF DECEMBER, the TEsCT ~ LAND ne.
longing TO the estate Of John Clarke. deceased,
one mile and - half from the AppomtttoX river
and twenty miles from Petersburg containing rs
acres This land is IN Il good state Of cultivation,
with very good hui liingo on X.
The terms " II he one iourth cash, the balance
In six, twelve, and eighteen months
ROBERT A. CLARKE,
no eth, S.STu~ COMMISSIONER
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NURSERYMEN, FLORISTS, &c.
AND WOOD.-The subscri

rOAL AND WOOD.-The subscriber
I respectfully informs his friends and the public
that has taken yard at the corner Of Ninth and
hand CLOVER HILL and ANTHRACITE COAL,
and WOOD, which no viii sell ON as good terms rs
hey can be purchased in the city. Having been
appointed by the Clover Hill Company a. one OF
the agents for the sale OF their coal orders given
10 him will always be promptly fllsd.
He also has al Office at the Company's yard, near
rsburp depot where orders can be left.
ds l-lw WILLIAM H. DAVIS.
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ERESH RAISINS AND CURRANTS.
L seventy. i've boxes Raisins, 800 pounds new
MOI CAMBRIDGE ANDERSON.
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FUNERAL NoTIoE.-The funeral Of Rev. JAMES
D. C0ULLiNG will take place at Trinity church
The friends Of the family and the clergy Of tho
city are invited TO attend.
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DONDS DUE.-The parchla.,S,,s..l b.
Is property nj my sale last year sts iWIVstEaFsh
hair bonds become due on the sth 81 y. haplt3 -
proxino, and II paid promptly 81, g,ysti - -
them al nv Iesias ,as;o ~ Of The inlsIyss,-
agent, with areuiiss'oh VI ~ Il FoarAisA
Bs.ysx pAs, HAs"vss, s0's@e'' ."
ne ?4-skTa
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SCALE OF PRICES:
pr;rs,s Boxes Stand $40. Balcony Chairs, Fl so.
Dress Circle. 81 Orchestra, II. Parqueite, %
cents. Family Circle, so cents. Gallery, % and
Stia or Reserved Seats will commence TUES
DAY MORNING, December 9Th, ut the reception
room Of the Theatre. between the hours 81 IL A
II rnd1P and . 10 4. NJ. no 5o-ts
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DlED.
On the 7sth instant, Mrs. D0RATHA WADE, in
tho eight second year OF her age.
The friends and relatives of the family are in
vited to attend her funeral from the residence of
her daughter, Mrs. Z. K. Tomlinson, corner Twen-
ty nth and Venable streets, TO-DAY at II O'Clock
M.
At his residence, Laudsrdale, In Botetourt
county, Va, the 10th OF November, 1885, Captain
T HkNRY JOHNSTON, In the thirty frst year OF
his age.
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AUCTION Substitutes n,,
BY drnbbs b Williams, Aucuonssr -
Northwest corner Main and pIsvs,,h

''''H'' NAN apd Eleventh streets.
STOCK OF HORSES, MULES c.r
~ re-, TIE AND HOGS. AND Chops OY COPY 81 = /
nhh, &c, foRsALE AT AUCTION W. ysII -, ~.
anneuoh. Al Woodlawn, the rssIi anca ~ 4, -
!. % Gary, on Wss,hsm plank road AIM ~, ,.....
miles from Richmond on aoSDtY ,hs N - - -.
uop psesmn %r;, r u 9cImes A NJ the .,1t,
shem some rsry hne yourg CATTLE ., g[rt t....1't
some MILIh COWS, and some lat engggN ,,J..,,
Sha me Stop 81 CokS about sixty barrel. .
DEN, shItks, OATS. aud WHEAT STgso,t ~
IEsss All SIMS 81 twenty dollars AZ -
cash lot an larger sums, a credit Of f.ry .t
Tor negotiable notes satisfactorily ertr,..f -
rest added. GkrEBs ! with .r's.
de '-'''. m.
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+ The DEPARTED The loved ones
whose loss | lament are still in exist
ence; they are living with me at this
very time they are, like myself,
dwelling in the great parental man.
sion of God; they still belong to me,
as | to them. As they are ever in
my thoughts, so, perhaps, am | in
theirs. As mourn my loss, perhaps
they rejoice in anticipation of our re-
union. What to me Is still dark, they
see clearly. Why dol grieve because
[ can no longer enjoy their society?
During their lifetime / was not dis
contented because / could not always
have them around me- IF journey
took them from me, [ was not there
fore unhappy. And why is it differ
ent now? They have gone on a jour
ney. Whether they are living ION
earth in a far distant city, or in some
higher world in the infinite universe
of God what difference is there? Are
we not still in the same house of the
Father, like loving brothers who in
habit separate rooms? Have we
therefore ceased to be brother? p
R0cen 13.g9 seeli3 m01l Esan tlf
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Fun AT HoME.-Don't be afraid of

d Fun AT HOME, Don't be afraid of
"a little fun. at home, good people.
Don shut up your house lest the sun
should fade your carpets, and your
heart lest a hearty augh shake down
some of the musty old cobwebs there.
If you want to ruin, your. sons, let.
them think that all mirth and social
enjoyment must be left on the thresh-
oldawithout, when they come home at
night. When once a home is regard4,
ed as only a place to- eat, drink and
sleep in, the work begins that ends In
gambling houses and reckless dissipa-
ton. 1 Young people must have fun
and relaxation somewhere; if they do
not find it at their own hearthstones1
it win be sought at other and perhaps
less profitable places. Therefore let
the fire burn brightly at night, and
make the homestead delightful with
all those little arts that parents per-
Northumberland. Don't repress the
buoyant spirits of your children; half
an hour of merriment round helanlp'
and freight of a home, blots out the
remembrance of many a care and an
noyance during the day, and the best
safeguard they can take with them.
into the world is the unseen influence
of a bright little domestic freside.-
~. Y. Methodist. N.-i''. ~,
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THERE is No DEATH.

a q J.. .
There is no DEATH The stars go down r..
TO rise upon some fairer shore; + -t
And brighton Heavens jeweled crown. ,r-
They shine forever more.
There is no death The dust we tread -a''
shall change beneath the-snmmershow-
To golden grain OF mellow fruits, HTs3-a
z or RAINBOW tinted lowers isrs} tnqse
The granite rocks disorganize
Z To feed the hungry moss they bear; Y
The forest leaves drink daily life Z, .-r-1
From outithe viewless air. -
There is no death The leaves may fall,
. The flowers may fade and pass away
They only wait through wintery bowers,
The coming of the May. .eEe 3fa9ree e
There is no DEATH An angel form i0ig5
Walks Der the earth with silent tread;
He bears our best loved things away, ftf q
: And then we call them dead" ID .s.
He leaves our hearts all desolate--r
He plucl1s our fairest, sweetest flowers;
Transplanted into bliss, they now --...---..g
Adorn immortal bowers.
The bird-lil6e voice whose joyous tones
Made glad this scene of sin and strife,
Sings now in everlasting song b i4---' f
Amid the, tree ofilfe. se'6lso sr ii's
And where he sees a smile too bright,
q Or hearts too pure for faint or vice; ~
He bears it to that world of light Tr-s iiq5
4 Todwell in Paradise. 1000
Born into thatsundying life. 8.soQ rid ty b
{ They Leave us but to come again; ,rsr
With joy we welcome them-the same,
Exceptin sin and PAIN ~ sii''-3Ft'' 2
ga zsaT .aBH- Gfig uo33ounao ~ 81
And ever near us, though unseen. So, rlil4
! The dear immortal spirits tread;
For a1Lthe bOundlesS universe sii7f % ttifa
@ Is Hfe-there are nc. dead. "a 5l8ataa3
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EVanSyiIIe Wool FACTORY. =
DIR. R. A. ARnTTSTEAD

Office on Third street, between Main
md Locust; residence ON Third street he
ween Walnut and Chestnut (adjoinin1 the
1ew Methodist Church)-wilI promptly at
end to the duties of his profession. in CITY
pr country, at all hours of the day or night.
maylS Dim
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IN Seasonal nice lot of s G. Dried
- Beef and Hams just received at the
City Grocery. Also, an extra article of
Ham and Bologna Sausage, well smoked
and in prime order, at the
CITY GROCERY,
Je26 L. IGLEHEART & co.
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Law CARDS.
avJ H. GARDNER zTk


the Peace, In Bferbower's new building,
Third street, nearly opposite Washington
House.
ALI business entrusted to him will De
promptly and carefully attended to-
Particular attention given to collections,
and prompt returns made. AZ iffti-
Refers to-
Messrs. Miller, Gardner & Co., No. First
street.
Messrs. Ragon & Dickey, Nos. 8 and South
Water street. - ~
Messrs. Roach & Torian No. IA First street.
Messrs. Cloud & Akin, No. Main street.
Messrs. Head & Menifee No. 10 Main street.
Messrs. Minor Dallam, No. l6 North First
street. .-.-.....-.r. Il
Can also refer, if necessary, to number
OF eminent practitioners in Kentucky.
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SENTIMENT AND FUN.

q A little nonsense, now and then,
Is relished by the wisest men," 10
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READY-MADE CLOTHING

of my own make, as now make my
Ready Made Goods in my own store. They
are OF the ~ -a....-L. --.nL 81 .-----L
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NOR DISCHARGED SOLDIERS, AND
G for the Widows and other Legal Rep
resentatives OF those who die in the service
of the United States. Office on the North
west side of Third street, near the Wash
1ngton House, and nearly opposite the
Court House, Evansville, Ind. s7'r-.fttsrk
All business entrusted to him will be
promptly attended 70, jan1S-1y.