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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-25

GOVERNOR PEIRPoINT.-Many persons
are curious to learn the object of the Go
vernor's visit to Washington. The tele-
graph Informs us that he has called on the
President, and the inference is that he
went there for that purpose though whe.
ther to advise him as to his future political
course or not we are unable to say.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-25

GAxING.-The "tigcr" is supposed 70
be still loose in Richmond, seeking whom
he may "dsvour somebody" Notwith-
standing the scarcity OF fmoney-asource o.
universal complaint-there seems to be .
sufficient supply somewhere to give em.
ployment to. number Of fashionably-
dressed "sports," who lounge about the
street-corners and hotel-entrsnces in ths
day time, and unchsin their savage animal
at night. The passion for gambling among
the negroes is very great, but they some.
times fall into Q trap, as we had an eyi-
dence Of Tuesday at the Mayors court,
where four gay and festive young darksys
were arraigned for the offence. They have
d new game at the West called "iy loo"
which Ne think would suit the negro 10.
tellect much better thar draw poker or old
sledge. It is very simple, easily learned,
and may be played by any reasonable num-
bsrof persons. The players' names are
written near together, and . small lump Of
sugar laid on each. Then commences the
eager excitement Of waiting for . tly 70
light, and when he does 30, the player
|wlose name ID under the sugar hss y
treat al round. Il may mot b . very
high. toned samss bptit nakes NJ ~ fan,
spd Il tts, negroes are csusht at y tley
|sra IL ndapaeS of ayrest. 1t srksi 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-25

The CHoLERA.-The Board Of Health
having discontinued their daily bulletins,
we deem it our duty TO state that no new
cases of cholera we're reported TO us) for
the twenty -four hours ending at O'Clock
last evening. We think the disease has
aplayed out.n County people who have
anything to sell, or who wish 70 buy any
thing, can come to Richmond with perfect
safety, The city was never more healthy
than at present. .5-s..s, Z. 80 e.,
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CABBAeEs IN MARKET hucksterS
got hold Of the order of the Board Of
Health repeating all restrictions upon arti-
cles: Of food at very early hour yesterday
morning, and considerable quantities Of
cabbages, doubtless stored near at hand,
were Immediately exposed for sale in the
markets. Some Of thepOlicc, who had not
posted themselves upon the subject,
thought they had good thing of 1t, and
straightway pounced upon several lots In
the Second Market; but the hucksters
knew trick worth two Of that, and found
little difficulty in recovering their pro-
perty, one day before regarded as contra
band, but now legitimate. As soon as the
country people learn that the restriction
has been removed, they viii fairly deluge
the markets with cabbages, and the price
will come down to almost nothing. Our
people can now indulge in ham and cab
bage to their hearts .content-that is, \
they can get the ham. The trimmings !"
will be cheap enough. 3rr .S.' !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-25

MEErrys OF THE GRANp DIyIsIoS.--The
Grand Division of Sons Of Temperance Of
this State, met yesterday morning q 10
O'Clock IN the hall Of the Shockoe Hill
Division, on Broad between Sixth and
Seventh streets. After the transaction cf
preliminary business, the body adjourned
to meet last night at Springfield Hall. a
considerable number of'yiAting delegates
were reported In the city last. evening,
though owing to some misunderstan -
10 the place Of meeting, thS attendance
yesterday morning was somewhat limited.
The Grand Division win reiissemble for
business at Springfield Hall this morning
at 10 O'Clock. The Sons Of Temperance
in this city will furnish quarters for all
delegates Who arrive, and entertain them
in good old Virginia style-barrin' the lu-
leps, etc. g. E.s,.s..... \. j ..,.s
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Re- RICHMOND SHOE STORE,
CORNER OF BROAD AND NINTH STREETS.

RE- RICHMOND SHOE STORE,
CORNER OF BROAD AND NINTH STREETS.
JAG C0HN
respectfully informs the ladies that he has on
hand. and is constantly receiving.
LADIES' CATERS "a neat articlel ut 4i.N.
MOROCCO BOOTS Ia neat articiel at tl.so,
and fner grades OF work, from el.S mp to -; and
makes TO order sll kinds OF
LADIES CATERS AND CALF BOOTS.
Ladies would do we'll to remember this.
The manufacturing Is under Mr.. A. n. Davisa
control, who will use every effort to please.
GESTLRMEN's BOOTS, H t.f
AND SHOES, D.
AND CATERS,
MADE TO oRDEB.
REPAIRING NEATLY DONE.
l3-ta
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MISS PEGRAM WILE H.
NI nRe SCHOOL the lYJntT DAx u 4gyI5
BIR. END 'ss . ss.n;ss:tiy s'n;s. desire: 5sqTo 3c
Kvery branch q sdnsattoa WI - nee0s ~
taught By tAe noss sonpsesns sssosst W. =
sss P&2as sP&sy AisxAsD.s.aa yssns1 ny q kiglae:
,s,Se:ss: ss9s :s..s: :.f j | sassscs ssss e, 4 ~
,ilI| ,I| ss::' g..: .s.,s =; H ..li se AK
aainSsisfie ais~ & eso%nssi ~ sss 1 az
q we'll o duSing de ho9eonnGeeenoteDSkN ziscs
rof % sss'4sF l. sss'lsV lssi ~ s u ]; IS
q ~ Linen RoH. 4nH41R 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-25

SAMPSON 3ONRs. Ja.. 4 co. win ssll al No. .
fiftssnth street, between Main and Cary, com
nensing at 10 o'ebek, large stock Of sroee..
fiss. wines, liquors, 40. ,s,.,, ~, +. !, .,li,
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THE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND
l. TRANSFORMATION COMPANY

THE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND
l. TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
= is now prepared to carry
MONEY AND VALUABLE PACKAGES
TO and from New York, St. Louis, and intermediate
points, and as far south as Atlanta, Ga. In order
TO afford the most ample security TO shippers, 1t has
effected
AN INSURANCE OF FIVE HUNDRED THOU.
.ja SAND DOLLARS .- .." t.t
on the money chests Of the company by each train,
with several loading Insurance companies, such as
THE SUN, SECURITY, MANHATTAN. METRO.
= q POLITAN, AND PHOENIX,
whose aggregate capital and assets amount to
FIFTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
Shippers are thus insured against common car
riers' risk and security is afforded never before
offered by any express company. For this
NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE is MADE.
raR NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANsPORTA.
!. 1ers -e TON COMPANY - T<
Esgs ~ ,is now prepared TO do business -
CHEAPLY, EFFICIENTLY, AND SECURELY
as can be done by any other company.
J. &. JOHNSTON, President.
BIZ PIeKLiH, General Superintendent.
S1-aodta = s.@.#.sfs +
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40. rntY voa{ lksn5D III. Ia
r. yGisssG, slosk asAnAl u !
:.s,ss .:ssagss %. sss &: 8. .SSSi1t 81 Igs1; \
K.iiy. rvsntis.h ssfsss 5ssSsshpHa& 6tn0Nn1si
ons isosd of wood Hs y =, ~ &eNee2
one thrss.szns nusissf Soa; M. 0:s1ls
Mn strSst issscnd lsek lsaG0gn. 10oo1oneet
osstArss-saAss nssiMl lpx. a llEs4s Aeri
mason. Jssksea street., one IN q sopt a.p .a..y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-25

sE- JOHN C. SHAFER e CO.,
MERcHAN LORs,
No. I Exchange Building, Fourteenth street.
RICHMOND. VA, ,.,, s,-.-,
would respectfully ask attention to their nevsup.
ply Of
consisting Of Cloths, Cassimeres, and vsstings OF
the latest European !mpor.ations. and most ap-
proved and fashionable styles. aIG
SHIRTS and COLLARS OF the best make always
on hand .e#s sel1-Sm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-25

MARINE 'ifTEtEtH iiss
MSfA76Ff an M SessSa 3. -. p.
sun fisss..:......:.::. 49, -
San sses..s. .....snak 81 "a 80 e l.::i,ss3
81 P0Br 01IsIO1MONh ossoaeAekI .sota
4 - :, .,v,.,s AAAlv1D., ,e.,s4 saE,c1 ssy
steamer AIsxandriA, Alisa PM xslpAfa. b6e!T
ss.saiss .as z pa. Iss:ssnss:s sss9ss - e "
iinN RoSst1 & CfowsH.l9s 0N saiIassai us5 -
rofI i'sg 2i!ggp SAxtypsao soa biuug emss
msssh ssdsss @ sSd rsSI Eer. N ~! coE!l.a;b ;bFH
,.s Issssn;F S.|RS; srA.A.
Sshoonsr R4sus CoSnhs, Dsiakys,ssa Hey Assa
saiiooonsr GsllsAsry oahihsr, ds1wn.ths ssvsssr
hssihs'',sis sotarfsx ssEsssxs1.1 ia'o tscri adi
Esw, ypAf qsnesf a.-Ths sisa~ee yaalsv
Tie bSFkP .C1shing. fran y lev o51sae1 - 90
ss:SSf; sssS 81 Pst ssl. e nsrs y el's'ss "
INV Yoax, os.obes aSJ7As .sAkyJ.. wess.l
from h ~ S "a ~ ssss
landed ct this part thfs morning saabi.slT CHI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-25

NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED AT
IN No. lses Main street Csil and see them.
!, 3. d. SPENCE. Agent,
oc 10 Merchant Tailor and Clothier.
TINDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
~ FOR WINTER WEAR.-Coid weather Is at
hand, and warns us all to change our underwear
with the weather, TO avoid sickness. Call and ex.
anime onr fall assortment Of UNDkRSHIRTS and
DRAWRkS, embracing all qualities and sizes, at
WILLIAM INA SMITH CO.'S,
oc6 IL Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-25

NEW GooDs-sECOND OPENING.
Joa SFoIes ss sf9SE 1o faELa sp
sspg 'i iWss4Ss osb IL :Tsr.::
81 MI fsssss Ass asss sss saa
II ,Ss NOT sspfcssd M 81 a slyis. invite lsSiss and
sss ,.s s. ss 3 ips s1aR e :: c.
H.B-xr. RICHARD wAIDfH q stiii With
pleased 70 sl, 70 them and make up goods 10 thsif
ordef: good q warranted. 81, 4 ~ ,a.s5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-25

NcoLIHGE. WasHiHGaS0S. D g., oS1111se
'Gs r.. :assn:sssi .ca,.s u fDs sss's;
InpCr,ins: Johb;sgs 2s:Ssi.s, k,i Ss3& &h -
cG%n:isi 1!h:.1: "a :, sfi:::; :s1 Q,
is:ssssSs Ssl:ss:sis, ); g: :ssst'.s ;:,siis 3 81 N
.; *: s:.sSt:s .ysssn e & 'Il's sssss
special sttsntion: fh6 q ths nose valsAkIs -
81 SIss ss' his sS0Sa Ssosssssi ss fssvi.dss, -
fos the more minute dstails Of sS!aa!S Sss19O @
ssscl1.hip r Rierl 4 fs,I aDusss :, - tase seSss1s
srre1 bsSoss SdptsheGRa -. .tyls I - t..,s1xi
YOI aTsIi.ns sPssi@:n q R;ses.1hiy. ssuses !,
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E LOOK AT THIS /.

Es- LOOK AT THIS!
LIFE INSURANCE. can be effected in HOME
COMPANY on as REASONABLE TERMS AZ In any
Northern Company. Therefore keep Your money
o. home.
Apply at the Office Of the RICHMOND SAVINGS
BAEK and INSURANCE COMPANY, nnder the
Telegraph Office, conner Of Main and Twelfth
streets. JOHN 3. DAVIS, President.
JONI F. C. PoTTs, Secretary. 90 lots
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HOTELS AND BoARDINa-HoUsEs.

DOARDING.-MRs. MONTAGUE, on
u sixth stree, between Clay and Leigh, can ae-
YISIIED ROOMS, and six or eight medical stu
dents, II early application be made at No. Sos.
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A SHLAND HOTEL.-Having leased
N this celebrated property, the undersigned
assures those who may favor him with their pa
rousgs tha, they will have NO cause to regret II.
grounds, well. furnished hotel and cottages, and
atundsntly supplied table,, render II aursctixe TO
all, and equal to any establishment In the State.
Terms moderate. .. eB.,. -
Regular boarders are provided with free tickets.
Rsfre.hments furnished balls and partfes.
az s-ts r. wolfe, Proprietor.
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.EDuCAT1oNAL.

CCHOOL tNOTICE.-rMS.y q, Il G, AAIe
TER ssISSs Il. 6 ;ss DC
ssssi.s ss.sssn ystsss s'tss n: II. HI: nss
vfs, IL %siifss:i "iii s:ir special pia.aioSS ia Icf
sSsSSah s WI s.iI4sal ttlsa7
ToLLYWCoD FHEE BCHOoKs.-
II The third ANIMAL ssssieael these SCHOOLS
N sI Gn xE6sssRAx oss0''s 'aA .
Ro,Ts. 7. sup.ls la. y IN s
' ~ 1sPSSM PREY, !, EAsHsgEs a.Ds g!Sos.
90 ,s-iw, !. ai 7s' soIiisml Gs.osisI1 1ssissZ. !
DICHMOND FEMALE IN6TIgUT1.
AZ A. xs srt isSsa ;sssss Il: Ia.lsi: fsa:
Asr.hsll. and c.sg street, u !. 4 ssa,2 am,,e
s:R.s ssSs = fas
With an admirable location, building. ens sns
As .Frs ss1.ssa .Sa y fse ~ :
anew ON Its educational caSseIs And n9ers pnoSry
sasia rough intsisstSsi and sossi usiains Is tSsr
is is:i ;'';'s;
r 8. SQUIRRELS JLAssICXL AND
~
tween Third and Fourth strses. Twentsth 80.
sion. Por terms, apply atSohool.rooms - ~ roes~
denss, No. lis Second street.. g -.
nLAsSICAL AND MATHEMATlC-
" AZ SCHOOL ny: NJ Iranhiis esty:sn. .!S n.
Tbi: sshosi YIN Be Tssu1sA ths 1IRsf oy 001o. !,
Tsss, a,:ssss: /. .ay.a.:,
HishsI Eng nsn. vilI sslns.. ,..s :si.":i,..... 3
resx, exsrs n;
4 limited lgRbsr q gggilS VII es YssIzsl. u
whcm WI Eivs ny S1sluave Ief,.e \
Assi;;s G 8 n' 'Ar0ssi sA' Petie s saa assrsr.lu
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
Is FoE 5YoUNG IxDtts. -l6ls aRl0RAnse'
SCHOOL SCH. .s!f "! q e 8: 81 |. ss;s
vertissmsnts. Circular. may BE- ha4H9 Nn1tsatioa
Linden Row, 4Nuktn aye8e,
osthrouGh boa - Rishnoa4 Po(femsn
" lt-.sodts. t>IA1A - skAJf1 Sh!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-25

DOARDING.-Mrs. NJ. G. BARRY,
- having moved TO sos franklin street, third
door from mort Invest corner Of Sixth street. B pre-.
pared TO accommodate permanent and transient
BOsRDgRS with comfortable rooms and hrst class
board on most reasonable terms. Also, TABLE
BOARDERS. oc2z-et'
DOARD, WITH PLEASANT ROOMS,
ID can be procured at No. oi7 Main street, be,
tween Sixth and Sevenths Also, . Few DAr
BOIRDERS can be accommodated on reasonable
t.yms oc 8-ts
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FEMA LIE .sEMTEAHY,utN6ot
E Linden, Row. IHehiiH stfsst Giia4ee9
.S W. Ess g sosssass; & .ihs9! S % 3:
terms Of board and tuison sR1lZa e & 49,
.n.-rhAxu - RlsSSes 81 w.
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of the series did not meet with his indiyi-
dual approval.
Judge Ould, who said he offered the
first resolution In the committee, replied
TO General Taiiaferro, and urged its adop-
tion entire. ss,, * l-s...
Colonel Evans asked why It was that
there was any difference in freights for
different points on the canal!
Mr.. Grattan replied that . barrel Of
fiour, for instance, that was carried only
flty. miles could afford to pay more per
mile than one that was carried l60 miles.
The first resolution Of the series was
adopted without amendment. e
The second resolution was discussed by
General Taliaferro, Messfs. p. r. Grattan,
'H, 20. Baskeryili, G. M, Blackford, and
Colonel FL. G. Csbell, and adopted as re-
ported by the committed.
j witt regard 4s the third resolntson, M.
tBaskersilf fbaid that the action Of the stock-
holders IN respect 10 water power had al
rssdy besn inticipated by the Board. ni
lDirsctsrs,owh bad giYeh sinstrnst stiohs %
IthS cpstnsesS - make the imptosemeAti
proposed. .t.Adcpted- .ssia..& 80 - e
ma remsinihg rssotutions Mars tnsn
mead aridtin, and Sn6ptsds8 E&,gs
sThs sslsct coaymit4se 20 inspect tho linz
a. the impfOyement authorized by zths
tissk annual meeting was then appo3nted
| on mellon a. General Taliafarro, O. 6l
loIS4ANSs1f6. z. r. Grsttsp, Isaac Uayen
lpoxg Js. Charlse II. Bis1kfaed, JaSAe,
t6xHsAnd william MsIAushlia. g
gHr. HARVEY said that he Had lj56n IA
h5bsued ty Mr. Cox, thpQEDsF 1of : p{lyats
EliiS of boats, that The @ompsny Nd q
| tssod 6tlke asits from Asse q lstnehharl
I.at a.. .eopt per ack md groceries st 'oos
tbSf - 1N1dre1s kinlt e Ga
ltill q yasssev
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BOOK NOTICES

. hEADLES hONThLf.-iE- have received tie
aaTch number 9i tus literary pu5. .satiau winch nm
On 'Saf'-.yH We a1u -N"!s IL Predecessor, m "a
F"ir II / advancing toward = v iUterc,fil., ,g,l
popular W5atg.y wIih t'.at slow and steady tread
magazine often renders attractive b II Is wien IN,
ooH 'a.9 beaIlc that II aitractTene-- turns INTO r
ytiLt. S5uZie copies, Sipj per anuum. Bsailek 4 Cy
lis William street New York.
PETER>DN-Ths, ladies magazine. win. Ips,,a,
1TAi."ut array al -A-rarngs aud illI-lralIous for
March = on orr .'be. IT, rna,ter.poetry prose &c
..'iss IRON ',s pen oi some oi The great literary
"FiIeT' o! America. u - . --.sun.tl monthly and
cheaP' the terms he NJ Iy sos wear. always in adj
Philadelphia. - '' -
THE LtDY's FRIEND. monthly roao,,,,o T.. .
DECIDED L'T"EIe wt ,3= lai.e-. beside ste, Mat.
e.i"feh laSi"h-p'le. and other illustrations The
hafrh number contains Music. Poet-y and ,,r,.st
variety. II reading such ~ 5-ul.v ad0rn- i. r5gs
ln1''1sIl.ts -r" o'i=re1 fog clubbing 1t is vaTua
'i'sf q, ~ irenn Term $50 per annum inga
5ls Walnut street Philadelphia ''' s'"'
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Qeus from other Counties.

A tare--y -yesr-ol3 -7a of a widow ,aiy named sharp
residing Eyen~pIrg while a. pay a h-Igi4t,T ;
house g!:n s-reTa other children about two week
ago suddenly sank the too! zUG expired sftl}D,Ir
g.r.u- aay indication u appr1s. hing acalh. pal
gIJrt." examination ~cFaa.u ne presence OF piece
0! wood, about ta0 Inches long afi tre--.i igt~ 1f
ach FIdc. l hsz ~'nippe. b1, Iy., il got ter- j.
= n?steEy unexplained ahd uuexp xpalHJb.c.
Young man named Gco. Albrtg gflt in he en- D}o,
Of Edward Isei. esq spruce Greek, Huutn sdgo
C0IG,y. Ter.4rei eF j8.-s by the BURSTING ~ a
velocity % the rIE t.eg had been accelerated 10 =
degree. lille or 10 =r!agy heinz faI
20 tie tue a, IL. time.
Thomas B4ttz-t". tired r. Earning t:s- barn AZ
j. Ferguson El>t Hae.furd JInlsua county l,-
convicted and sentenced 10 tsa y-,.s ..LI rll..,.
months u tie Eastern. Feulten,i;.-Y.
-o1 II Joia L.;iz of Zion. Centre aar1@y -Ea- &C.
rvu~ty hurt bT beng ".- - 'io ruEg,,i..l -.ts Of
hprse power. SOM ptst 10. tt- urg cof!..., 30
attached 10 TIE ron w.I@r- tla JOINT j. made
and he "aE "aTTr4 around w.th great force. and a,,-
sd against n erOaad His iiu2H was fra~,u-@f and
u va ci4a.E-e .-rt- o; Is 81 ir @y g. recover.
married nan named Black. ana a Mrs An-p.,oh.
~ o: one ri hI@ le. .1hsE<. len Huntingdon county
to parts unknown. k.ar.- l.sral = vii. and go,
Children waie Mrs tua g4ch caves a husband and
child. ts.-lI O.ls Siti. L-r.
! German, named Christian Llningar committed
sunid+ br t4ut.aI himself hs> r.~.drnce IA Wool.
ward township. C3nsOL crgu-y f.y weeks since.
is Ptl cl-e'Et-, II 1flrF,,uo.-. Union ceu1-v +zs
sH3 "4E h-.~l oH saturday week. while b. Wa en-
Et-et 30 tel1@ trees detached i-,nt having u!t MIN
On 'ne SIDE af 'ne head - III great force.
Thomas Wood. Old citizen oF Lawrence ,r,yr.
ship iTlaE stcGt two ard half tui- from larsi5
iF'ze u ieatA OF me 5.n, wae he IN the woods
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DIED

In J's1-.gH1. Or ;yPIald fever. On Inar.lsr Jan.
-7th, BENNY. tAr4 ci..lu 4 JOHN II ana Ellen Z
o"alsn. formerly q tf1'- place aged years. mo.
Oa The So. "a Granville township. EIIEN3R4
REbECCA, daughter 0: " Michel. aEel : .lyltas
CoBtm"aicUfsi.
Died. n C-aas:..c township, on October 23d. 1sss
hLhkN kARCA>. laughter vi AIShIUa.I .,Ild ia +,
baEcas, aged = years AMI II months.
IL the grave. So dark 20 Ir-arv
AOIiI> tTiY b,dy ieraS;
Bat thy sJai u raTiu grown Wes-T
Lives III never fading 1a-.
He VINO gave - :E-e Inv BENZ
HI thou a-t--Iy li.u 8rl zone
Al fftS glory thou s-@Erg:
iaz called :ne- iyr Ills gyE
v NHe We mourn thy departure
Hope bright hope. our tv-.,:us cheer.
Jesus d.ei .or sIniG. uatur.
We VI! cast on A1 our care. "
L. Granville township. February 1856 ET.i.rN
.Ai~nt da7gI'er Of Henry @ud Mary Barc.ls, aged t
Hoatl4s- aaa days.
She = desd-yct S;.jI there inEers
TN her HP- EaI.,llg smile:
Ln-n one gazing i-r.- more noiv.
MI" like Heaven for ;tlc ED.sr;
For ta.F liI.uK me l.---.i angels
- :1.ey D..- her -b.si aggty.
lei. trace Of bijss Immu!ta!
Stamped UPON her infant cay. l..
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Pennsylvania Legislature

tae Legislature Of this State has adjourned until
the Z1th day Of ih. present month ''''
me Sct regulating marriages. the main feature a.
which imposes lne OF fv- Hundred dollars on nor
:on- performing the ceremony, except AldrrItc7
Ju' tees Clergynel, Mayors and Recorders pass
tae HcGse on Thursday.
&eact allowing claims to be presented for person
war also passed. ~
The su5iect Of Sunday ears IN Philadelphia has
c'!eea large number ~ petitions and TeInunstrzn.
ces from that Cry.
hI. Brown presented petition from the citizens
% MHiE county against hunting deer by dogs in SAID
wen torney Esq. worthy officer and able editor.
haF'ng been renOnlated State Librarian by Gov
81 "a 40, CuTh, "~s duiy confirmed for that position BY
St.e State Seuatc on Thursday las.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-02-21

Let lin Do,on Egy The manner in
which our military heroes are let down
to their original level. on their return
home, j. sometimes more amusing TO
the lo0kers-on than fattering to the
subject A case in point: Gen. Sam.
II went out in regiment from the
Badger State as Captain Before he
left the rendezvous he was promoted
70 Colonel; and for gallant conduc, in
the field was brcvcttcd Brigadier Gen
craI On his retirement 10 civil life he
told a friend they let him down easy -
At Washington it was Gen. Ii ; al
Madison, Col. II H.; at the town where
he organized hi. company it was. How
are you, Captain1" and when he got
up 70 5 where he resides, every boy
W.T. lreckIed nose was shouting, "Hal-
~. 1an - .ioL,shuu H~raH
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-02-21
Notices OF New Advertisements.

Tie Sc1|is property. corner cf ". Market and
G-1ni sire~t~ H"" fJg sale i desirable residence
aud VII bs sold lgs.
Hoffman = nov selling beautiful Jrosn Sugar ..
J. and ~i-t'r - IS UIile- .-s"eTe- $50 a, Il decline
/. pr0Ppsed - erect me new Cp.Ir: Hor,-4. r,r
SH!aer r"-"tF % "feei-- - 10 prevent future ez
p.ase IN c.s" Il rem 'TlHS l..- county seat
I" h. AH1ers9a. H4u,azi9a invites attention 70
Al- stock u lumber
Fifty Snsrs, good Oh st5,x y luce t. Tx Cg!.ec.
to7z-5z.es Vi Personal Property. 6c
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-02-21

An order has been jsSiied by Gen Grant 10 the COM
nsndeTs % the different military districts in the
nout' ciihg upon them 10 furnish The headdusrters
OF the army o tie United States, from time 20 time
hlth COPIES % such papers issued within their
Hnt departments which may publish. or ARE. In tha
hahlt OF publishing, articles hostile 10 the t,ovaru
inent. IIis ~ done with A view 10 their suppressIon
which hereafter viii only Le done by order Of the
commanding general.
Gen Grant refused 10 revole bis order for suppr4ss
lag the Richmond Exsm!De-, but is said President
Jrr-S rs-e-gttlA<i lin
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-02-21
Philadelphia Markets.

FEBRUARY 70.
Flour sold at S. 50al0; Rye Flour,
AS; Corn Meal, 1 %.
Wheat continues inactive Red is
quoted at sI7ja2; White. 25a2 % :;
Rye, S0aS5 Corn, 69a70; Oats, II.
Beef Cattle sold at I0a13; Sheep,
6a7 Hogs, l3,50al4j0; Cows, s35a
50 for Springcrs.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-02-21

a country "chap," who recently Wis
ited the city for the first time ,,;rcs
his views OF the ladies in this wav
somewhere IN every circumference Of
tl,H thh ana velvet that wriggIes along
tners alIars woman, | s'pose; bur
now much of the holler is filed in
with meat: and how much is filled with
CANNON the spectator dun no 4 feI
Ter marry's wife, and finds when i
comes to the pint, he has nntbin' ~
his arms but regular anatomy Ff
men is gay deceevers, wot's 70 ba soda a.
OF the female that dresses far . bnn
ared ana iorty weight, but hasn't rec
y as much fat as would grease grid
Ole all the apparent plumpness con.
ststlng Of cotton and whaIebono"
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-02-21

R9- Our readers must bear with rs
Tor another week after this, when we
shall be able again to devote mora
space to reading matter,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-02-21
MARRIED

Ia tI- place, ., 18Th .rst =: the Aglsx. gf tic
fT5a=s pFr.J~. - r =. J. g. :s-,f yi.r ROBERT
iai- county.
"G the sren.ac ot :ae I5.h .u-s. ;:.- Il Z Pa.
S3n.sg- y ReF. y Downs JOHN T.. IeIJ'LLIs 70
PISS AAEi = NJ1>Ek ly;.l o.: Leolssgsn.