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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-01-17

The MAsoN's ToNGUE.-In the old
English ritual, according to the Presto
MAN system, there was a toast drank
with all the honors, the sentiment of
which it would be well if Masons re-
membered at the present day, although
the drinking of toasts forms no part of
the lodge work. The toast was in
these words: To that excellent key
of a Mason's tongue which ought al
ways to speak, as well in the absence
of brother as in his presence; and
when that cannot be done with honor,
justice, or propriety, that adopts the
virtue of Mason, which is silent.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-01-17

The TRUE LIFE.-The mere lapse of
years is not life. To eat and drink
and sleep; to be exposed to darkness
and the light: to pace round the mill
of habit, and turn the wheel of wealth,
to make reason our book-keeper, and
turn thought into an implement OF
trade--thissis not life. In all this but
poor fraction of the consciousness of
humanity is awakened, and the sancti-
les still slumber which make it most
worth while living. knowledge, truth,
love, beauty, faith, alone can give vi
tally to the mechanism of existence.
the laugh of mirth which vibrates
through the heart, the tears that fresh
en- the dry waste within, the music that
brings childhood back, heprayer that
calls the future, the doubt which makes
us mediate, the death which startles
us with mystery, the hardships that
force us to struggle, the anxiety that
ends in trust, are the true nourishment
of rational beings.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-01-17

The following epigram IS respectful
ly dedicated to James Gordon Bennett,
Jr., George Lorrillard and Frank Os-
good:
Three young sprigs of Gotham
Went to sea in a bowl;
The bowl it broke,
And the sprigs got soak
ing for going to sea in bowl.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-01-17

AT the residence of her sister, Mrs. Z. R0dd.
III Caroline county. Va, at o'clock p, NJ, De.
cember 81, 1866, Miss NARY Z. Hill, after &
painful and lingering illness.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-01-17

Two MILLIONS OF PEOPLE IN PARIS.
The population of Paris, including
the ACCOMPLISHMENTS of ST Denis and
ISceaux, according to the census Of
1866, amounts to 2,15O, 9l6; which is
an increase of 1917, 456 above the num-
Der given in the census returns for
1851. AS the annual expenditure Of
the city of Paris now amounts to up-
wards of 90, 000, 900 francs, it follows
that the local taxation is ten francs,
or eight shillings, for every head Of
population.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-01-17

The Coop CAUSE.-THE Norfolk
Virginian states that subscription
list was circulated in the Methodist
Conference on Friday, for the purpose
of raising funds to present Mrs. Jeffer-
son Davis with q testimonial of affec-
ton Quite large amount was con
tributed. It is stated that . portion
of the proceeds will be appropriated
to the purchasing of necessary and
comfortable furniture for the quarters
at Carroll Hall.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-01-17

The FOURTH OF MARCH, The ques-
ton hos often been asked why this
particular day was selected as the be-
ginning of each Presidential term and
the closing one of every Congress. 1t
seems to have been the result of acct
dent, and not, as has sometimes been
stated, because it so rarely falls on
Sunday. The old Continental Con-
gress, when the ratification of the new
Constitution by the necessary number
of States had been ascertained, passed
resolution, Sept. IL, 1888, appoint
ing the first Wednesday of the next
January for the choice of the Presiden-
tial electors, the first Wednesday of
February for the election of President
and Vice President, and the first
Wednesday Of March as the time for
the organization Of the new govern
ment. The latter, in the year 1889,
happened to be the fourth day of the
month, and as the administration
which began on that day was limited
to four years by the Constitution, the
next and all succeeding administra-
tons have begun on this day of the
month.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-01-17

The following we find in the Bran
don Republican, and we have to ex-
press our regret that its editor should
be capable of indicting SO ungenerous
and unjust 'a-paragraph. We notice
elsewhere in his paper that he. was
"quite unwell," and that he was CON-
PEELED to attend the meeting of the
Board of Police two daysr-two very
good reasons for being in such very
bad humor:
On! How PArRIoTIc.-The great
big old county of Kinds, in which is
located the capital of the great State
Of Mississippi-the city of Jackson
the home of patriotism and chivalry
ION paper 1.-THE abode of wealth and
wisdom lin horn 1.-THE great rail-
road centre 1.-The city Of big pictorial
newspapers, big heads with little
brains, big dogs with little masters,
rich men without dollar, more pol
iticians than voters, more whisky than
milk, more pistols than dollars, and
in fact a bigger show on less capital
than any other town in the world
where the Central Relief Association
is located, and from whence all the
exceedingly well written, patriotic, pa
thetic and soul-stirring appeals have
gone forth in .behalHof our captive
chief-Hinds county, we say, has con-
tributed the enormous sum of sistys
seven dollars, for tue relief of Pres
ident Davis and his family, whilst the
county of Claiborne gave 1854 90,
and poor little RanKin-sneered at by
host Of sap-headed counter-jumpers
and beggars in bro4lcloth about the
capital-has already forwarded $110,-
90, and has not yet received returns of
amounts collected outside of Brandon.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-06-04

4 DISTINCTION 8he experienced are
aware that there IS no seycrcr trial a
temper than the milking 81 a refractory
COW. Such q COW. hy refusing to stand
still, aud by kicking over The milk two
three tSmus, bad vexed me so beyond all
endurance, that procuring a good cua-
eel, and having got The cow well corn
cred, | proceeded 70 administer 4 most
wrathiul aogging. Ny father at that
moment made his unexpected appear.
ance and suspended the operation Of
the casiigalion by saying Harmon,
my son, don't strike that COW again
never strike a Cow; Il never docs them
any good neyerl
About week after this my father
was doing the milking himself. and the
COW proved unusually troublesome. as
inferred from loud sounds in the direc-
tion Of the barnyard Going to the
spot l arrived Just in time o see the
COW in n very close corner of the fence,
and the boot Of my pateYnal relative
administering kicksof the heaviest kind
thick and fast Father" said I, very
quietly, | thought you told me never
to strike cow. Yes, that is true, .
was the reply. while the Punishment
continued with undated yigor that
is true; but did i say any thing about
kicking them? Striking does no good
but kicking seems to curl om right up
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-06-04

Christian friend, do not speak evil Of your pass
tor. We say Christian friend, because we have
known quite too large number Of persons belong
Ing to the visible church Of Christ who have been
guilty Of the above sin,
We are acquainted with a church not Car distant
ia which there are members, who, to our personal
knowledge. have been ready not only to lend lis.
iening ear TO evil reports concerning theiI pastor,
bat who have helped to circulate such reports, not
only among ,he members Of The church, bat among
al classes Of persons with whom they come in con-
tact.
We do not suppose this evil to be confined to the
members Of one church only; more or less Of such
persons found IN al churches, but that renders
It none the es. sinful
suppose your pastor 70 ba guilty O some fault.
and uoAe are without them, Is il becoming ia a
church member 10 catcl ai eyery such fanlt, real
OF imaginary, and siye !. co'oriug aad circulation
to saii their own fancy? I, i 30, rather your duty
70 hide be faults q your pastor yoa would yonr
owng Are net BIS Interests teur iuteresis5 Are
you not Representatives o, the same cansc the up-
building aad extension u Cbnsis Kingdom ia the
world.
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STATE or VERMONT.
a Proclamation.

ttuFEEAs fns sTAsS Hasg, acpgparsii'1H only We.
w t1gtasrahA hg he hess3atste Vt ~ siair 81 Nrf'
usnpa isrsssd and aglne hHsiaess 4 Henhinsina' 20
~ raawtt ~ BHaiaFtpa has msiS spRtiesian y iHe
sssesfns re f issue ststasttt fsiaal lne F7lue
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sfkpas <. 4,
sS VAsypss II hss hcan gaAdf tn aPnraf % fne hsl
shf. II ths lsai rsissss 81 ghr s't ha3srs q saa
sesf..aratiaa seer given IN aNaf wf SCI application
Nss thwgssfg 1 Fsri pFsusnaa N3frfnM q iss
sna de rfssituas g ssFtAn tsshHssN ais4 fA&Na'
,eseH n Asnsf elrA5Ftnr - ihe ts aefa' ~ s}ss v
Nsvaeaf An hssaAt gssas nv grpgas5ss8a $50 afStA
tkaa oa ihe Nfsa aas u Aagass \ ~ isss iAf saa
rgrsste Ia n t5s stlfk HaHk sa8 rsse "a eaiFi' =
tiSs 50 tfh i sars egetf y ifs charter eAfed
~ sAe Efagi iAiiun ia0ssta-
p. ,,sf..sss ssgssg Aafe hffeHHio sAEnsd 30 haia
AID eaassd the sasi ui fae ets1f tb ~ sffsais
skeasea is AKeeatlfe Ntssatef a @aief 94S sRafs
ssgwr-sszf aay nl aaN0aFys Ia ihe geaf a3 0Hf
ts,syg ssr shaaHd tshi hansiffd $50 fAAif - 81
"a II sbs la4sg,easasrss * ne lutsa STATES ~
rAUL pilIINsAAM
~ shx NUgtfe0ss -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-06-04

DO sou iaye God, arid have you shown II BY
o5esing bis wlil7 DO yoa love Jesus; {. he your
teacher and gudey Afe you daily endeavorug 10
be mil, seute, humble ahd resigned ike HIM DO
you owe ihe worship q Gods house aad the cota-
pans u sbsse who are truly aesssous % be Chrs.
tisnff Are yta prsyersul, ready 10 do good, and
~illiug % communicated Arp you striving 10 be
better, daiy endeay0sing % overcome your temper.
your ri AUD your orl5ly desres9 II you can
susser in ihs at native, ea you have great cause
for Fraii;ode sad should si look 10 him who alone
can ensble you 10 ooutnae faIthfal to TIC eod.--
Fred. r. cray
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-06-04

SnfLurpEs III y supposed by some srzt iu-
broatlon q "a i TIE set Prsssyravs aoI sutlao,e
sFsnsi The poisonous biit of aerpenis. Il weuid
eeraiplY seem iaai q sataats the l.e With tie oi
q ioY aad glvsinsss l. he basi meats - removing
the sting irpu ali evtwara tras aud of prevessiag
the entrnes q inward Freis. A loving spirit
hrings ose uts haupouy usih fhs Divine 1--we, ard
eaHses bin g receive roasssat revelation Of 3,
shfrsyeg y gees. He casts beam q ioy from Biz
eva sdssmed hear into every soens. which. Tie
ths wood eas, by Moses la;a ,he waisrs II Mara.
urns ~ hitter nto assmes sua whele.a-st.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-06-04
A Wreck rom the Army.

BY L. Wv.
Pity him2 Yes, In heart ! do--
Poor unfortunatel zee him there
Leaning upon that friendly cTuich,
Aiding bis weary lad 10 bear.
Only one leg aud arm are gone
Bettor have added his HE 10 those.
Lett 10 be ptied, aud scoiicd, and scorDed,
Living TO know Of naught bat woes.
Just AZ tile corner there he stands
Reaching his lone hand out Tor aid
Once he WIS proud Of his brawny arms,
Boosting OF marks which they have made.
Only penny II seems so small,
Counting The drops bis veins have shed
Shame, tllSi a soldier who fought SO well,
bus should return to beg his bread,
Who can rcfuss that honest face,
Coyer'd with shame. aud crossd with scars
Shame, that he can donaught but beg
IN the rough strife OF ies fierce wars2
Out on the heart that feels no pain
Gazing upon that week OF sirile
Uut on fne hand tnar can wlInnoid
Only this mite TO struggling lie!
Left in the streets to beg at last
Dreamed he OF this when 10 the line
Over the rebel works lie charged
lreadiug above the bursting mine?
Bu,t and steel no fear can bring
" hat ii to>day had dawned on hm2
Oh! il is harder than lines OF steel
Facing the world with broken limbl
fbut alone he suffered on,
Lighter would he this load to bear
There are his babes now through his need
Learning his lot 10 share.
Out IN the storm, be il ever so chill,
begging their daily bread they start;
Pitless stones are freezing their feet,
just as our faces freeze his heart!
Il Was for you, We rich and proud,
Ia the dread fields these limits were torn;
II for you that be now stands
Pleading for aims this wiHtry morn.
Shame TO the heart tina; gives not hefei
Shame TO the hand that dares withhold!
Blood he has paid you, aud they tear,
Counting against each grain Of gola.
Pity HIM, ave, and aid him, too,
He is not less but more than we,
Who but bestowed our paitry gold,
GruIging the cost that set free.
Only penny It's but the pree
reason besiows for souls betrayed
Coined from the patriots heart, such drops
Are but IN virgin gold repaid.
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Galnr lolhr nl.trlel sshool. /.

harrf = hey sbd tlt stii.
Shf vsl nHY ctest and rnr.
IT, 4 krsl ez1 bruwu wf1 tar,
sufat hule farncF mAn.
Old suaw hat, viih brokeu rim.
L ths east thai Hrue3cs him.
A. ne 3larn- pail be uiifEs.
fsil q mo,hcr's choicest thingi
Happy sIls pair are fhcv.
ChaflluE busliy ca iba ~aF.
u thc morning fresh sad cool
0p,eg 90 the dimmei school.
From the shady farmhouse 19of,
Mother sa'ebes. I'D 30 mare
SHE car sullos- onf IS sighi
They srr goue--heg heart delight.
Can ven sec them sitting there,
0n the benches bard ana bare.
Tired feet ssisEinF 70 anA iru,
Couuiug DER tie lessons loeY
Sitting ai the noon of school,
By The gurging sireasniet cool,
Mong the breaks and bending trees,
kaling up tle bread aud cheese!
Or, with merry Anel aud shoui.
When the BOYS and girl, sFe out,
Books Bad pencils east aWay,
See them jump, and swing, and play
Hark the ferule on the pane,
Rap and rap ud rap sgaiu,
KushiBg li With checks seiow,
Hal reluctantly they 80.
Glide the busy hours away,
filiihc warm suns western ray
slan,s across the open door,
Aud the hous Of school are DER,
Happy, healthy girl and boy,
Ful. 81 simple careless JOY,
Free from tyrant fashions rule,
Going TO the district school.
H. the busy noon Of life,
Md its restless fever strife,
And your pathway shall divide.
From the roof-lree wandering wide.
Memories Of the morning hours,
song OF birds aud scent Of flowers,
blea' OF lambs, aud sohg OF rill,
Nill come sgecilv DER you still.
Aud your thoughts 10 seaFning back,
O'er that simple childhood tack,
When the longest road tou knew.
Was the one that lei you to
! he school house one mlie away,
Where the birch aud ru he'd sway.
EMr;.Y j. BuGBEK
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PEEOTO ; R.fPES
FOR THE NI1TIIONi

Riil send pUsipaid % Photographs ~ the most eel
bruted Actors faf 81 cents 81 Actresses or 90 cents
81 niou Generals iuf ~ ccAis - Rebel Generals for
"a rents b8 stesmen f1 o. 1rats % beautiful Young
f1r ~ crnts 6 large Photographs ~ French Dancing
GEl. IN costume beautifully col0red, exactly they
appnar fat ~ cents for % eent Of the beau
tfal Ladies of The patsian Ballet Troupe as they aps
pesr "a hr play of tie Black Crook At Niblos dsrcu,
View York
sena an nrlefk 70 z O. Box Ia. TrnY N.Y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-06-04

Il41aS leased ths custom or misunderstanding part Of
mY aas5nase 20 4 y Yi4alt, who has been 4 my ,m-
rqs ~ the iast twelve feAr, can ehecualy recon-
npaf BIN q ai who vlsh BIS services ny this ar
rsnpnasnf an euablea 70 give M Whoif sncntoa u
tbs Lcady Nads beparmsnt, and iut nd 20 keep AZ
II ,liae i assorneut y Boots and shoes aud goodi
Il tale lice, masking fof ,he brncat r nay punersus
casfone-f 2 coaeuns theif pairoasgs. Ny spring
sita sin y iat H early With prices mach lower ihsn
ia@ eessen.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-06-04
SPECIAL NOTICE.

The subscriber woald respectfully .ay 10 the public
that he has eAsea the Boot and shoe shop owned and
occupied b O + COY, Al Arlington for several years
past with the Intention of manufacturing Boots and
Shoes 70 order would respectfully layite ID. con.
iaaea patronage orNF, Coys customers vith az many
new ones a. wpsld e pleased 20 eal plcdging myself
30 Do al "a my power - piease
CLEMENT b. VAULT
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ca.n.nf.sIo.,ha.s ) .Norfcr.

W. fhe sutscstee hene eppi- iel ~ fhe IIcn
w ihe Itebste 'eau 81 br n.3r.ct Il Man
cses - I. uiuiiss,eHers reeelrf, frsHne ard sd
ias; tie ifls aut stafsds 81 al per.0as aeniissi
tae Astate q
SELAH WARNER.
lais uf iaassDre 3, ssia Dstre' Aecssses nra also
nas sss3 isn sass eGhihlied in effect thsreio ard
A mAntts sum rhe igsh aae II Nav. 1857
bsue aartd rs sssi caust Gaf tlasi purpose wr %.
tacgvfafe hsrpbY give n8ilcs thar will sitead fo
fae batlaess 81 aarappoinsueuf at The lsie dwelling
- lie tsid deceased 81 ihs III enY q October. A.
&. fse5, fgum oue uaii four o'eiocA r 81. 90
ss8 aAs.
pAtsl d lan1gtsve th, 1874 aay q Mar, A, D.
ltsT
HAMFs MARTIN. -.
s. JOHN Il. HAYNES. e''-' =
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FUN FOR ALI!

Fun Instructions by which any person, male or fe-
fnaie, can master The great art u NcHtoquism hY
feW hoHf'k prarties, making world 81 fun and after
bor1miug eNrrt- themselves teach aihcrs thereby
making q a soHrcr of Income FUN instructions sen
by maii fly ~ ceuts. Satisfaction guaranteed
address T. q. Drawerki, Troy, NI.--Ai
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ASY ROLoGY.
Tie Wolfld A-tonlShcd
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NADE aY gsK UHEAT AsTa1I0leT,
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-06-04
Singer SEWING Machine.

llariag hs9 and asea usssy aiarrrni machines, ana
49as esaal 10 tAls 10 shf respee Csi sBd see hern
esisfy pagch6sius ans 0thcv 1'8sy have sasana g.s
iAxf 10 b.hsF martlhe Gs,ssesses
o. +. COY.
Af1nstaa. Nagsh { tse7.
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EnctorN Point. VI.
No1,ICI

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NoTICK h hsree gives in pursuance ~ Ar aet ef The
Y lrslsiatnfe nf ihis hzis rssFed at its Aie tesfn
tAss ,he Hafsenkiii Bsuk sill rAeem its aaissshgthe
n'lu 81 toe euaptef ~ ne b2ienkii NSianei hss 4!
Nan bettrf thai lhe charter ut "A taid baUgnkid
HAsk Terminated iis existence 40 DC lath aX "i A'
.,n4i.er ~ gses And ihs following ls copy oi lhT
saia Aei ~ ihe teNlsia5nres
Al Aci Reiaiine tn fhl Redemption of Safk Notes,
N /. sssb saaetsb ~ ssfal Ass,aetF q ~ Afaif
a. fsraaeHfs -
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ehatserr s tBss state alcf he termination q nc
esssraee III snY saeA Rsns sgreeaolY 20 thc lev q
~. n sts sneA Bsak msy eanse nuce te he published
- 81 gse Nerkig Bessraeya IF ihe COUNTY NEfe fHrh
rAsk y located Tor ii year, setting afh fhal raa
HaaE viii ffefa IT, eHtsiauaiHe bills the DAY ~ me
srBsaan X shs CAxffer he daie If the terfnnas
toe 1fils esls,ragr sad e0pg q this sr A"a nppn
aas pahrasi0n ~ Aaeh pntief nslihef safh Bank hof
~ usaFs shs e llse - ahy aciseH is ne n0n-re-
Aezpfiau 81 Any 1f IS outstanding fills nhiess The
sams shaW have heea dul4 pfisaRiet and payment
tAefe4a araanasai wlthin gbe ynar aforesaid 81 the
Ranking IidnAe a sHsa B4Ak
n~r ARef the expiration af the charter ~ aftef me
t,rninAss 3 = hseflstenra % aHt sagt Baak az aefe-
ssa strh haHk shalt rs he sairci % thf aifa-
sm as Hahi t sNe provisions ot thf sNt ihEi section
81 eas,aef q shts slne ~ the tfenera ~iatutrs.
Err This 81 sgAA iake eaee iFAs Us passAse
Approved AUs =, is@
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pos FOR SALE

sa Teaf saa So weeks oia Tses Gaoas anes
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-20
rREAT INDICTMENT TO Sc
CURE HOME.

In consequence of leaving the country, propose
to dispose oil my property IN the follow
Ing manner:
SIX THOUSAND TICKETS AT ONE DOLLAR
EVERY TICKET DRAWS PRIZE, NO BLANKS.
First Prize.-House and Lot 706 on Marshall
street, near Mumford, 500
second Prize.-House and Lot 7OS, adjoining the
Thiri Prize.-One Grover Baker Sewing Ma
Fourth Prize.-Brocade Silk Dress, $50.
Tho other prizes Will range from ffty cents to
twenty dollars consisting Of
Zephyr worstsd Hand made shawls,
Chldren's Ready made Dresses,
GcntIemens Fine Dress shirts,
Guns and Collars, Neck Ties,
Butterflies, suspenders,
WALKING Canes, Pipes,
Parfumery Tides Lamp Mats,
pin Cushions Ladies' Worstsd Hoods,
Cuffs and Collars, Wells, Mits, Nets; ,Soo,,s
SIX and White Bodies, Infant sacks and SOCKS
and many other articles too numerous TO MENTION
Also, Furniture, making all told 80 900. .,....
The drawing VII! be eond4e'ed by T ro,
estate will be delivered thirty days after the draw
ing free Of incumbrance. The distribution OF the
other prizes will take place the day after the
drawing, which is Intended to be the LIST day OF
May or as quick as all the tickets are soid. TICK
cts can be had at the offices OF the following gem
tl.men who have kindly consented 10 assist me !:
Mr. George Timberake, Brook avenue Mr..
Marx Mitteldorfer, AS Broad street; Mr. } Z.
m.r New Market Hotel Mr.. John strefer Mar,
shall and Catherine streets b. +. hohler' 10
O''"0 '''''' PRINCIPAL OFFICE
7o8 MARSHALL STREET, NEAR MUMfoRD,
where drawing and distribution will take place.
The money viii be deposited In the tiahters
Bank in trust, and refunded to ticket-holders IN
'''' ~ 0'@" 'Ds '"A JOHN D. LAWRENCE.
An I3aodts Richmond, va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-20

PARIS, April lS.-Imprisonment for debt
in Paris has been abolished.
BERLIN, April lS.-It is reported here
that Napoleon is strengthening his forces
and military posts on the frontier. lie is
placing his artillery on war footing and
purchasing ambulances. The French re-
serves of 1868 will be called ont on the lst
of May.
1t is represented that Prussia is also ma
king active military preparations.
LONDON, April ls.-No further demand
has been made on Spain in the case of the
steamer Tornado, which still remains un.
settled.
LONDON, Aprill9.-Dispatches from Fer.
lin state that the speech of King William
at the closing of Parliament excites dis
trust throughout Germany.
PARIS, April l9.-Boursc dull and heavy
Rentes declined one franc.
LIVERPOOL, April l9.-To- day being Coco
Friday, there are no markets or stock
boards.