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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-19

BY PHILo n. CASE.


I'm uFFdIf q . ~ aaa
With NM t torn oid dress and bare cold feet
All day I've wandered to and fro,
Hungry and shiysring. and n3 . where TO go
Inc nlent s coming On u $40 si''ee
And f the chill sleet beating upon my bare
oh why does the wind blow upon me 50
Is it because I'm nobody's child? aAa
Just over the way there's flood Of light,
And warmth and beaufysaHa an tni ing
Beautiful children in robes so fair. 4i4I
4 Eo SafS th ley Il then blissfui giee. =
Would pity poor little beggar like me-
Wandering alone in the mercileSS street, q
Naked and shfvering and nothing to eat?
Oh. what shall do when the night comes
In its terrible blackness all over the town?
SHAH lay medown meath the angry sky,
When the beautiful children their prayers
And nsamas have tucked them up snugly
No dear mother ever upon nae smiled
Why Is it. Iwonder; I'm nobody's child!
No father, no mother, no sister. not one
In alIoth world loves mes cen the little
when i wander too near them; tits Won
bHow9every thing shrinlss from a beggar
PRIV like me tIIHCoa ssif 100 2ss91 aF
Perhaps it's a. Dream but, sometimes,
awhen1 Hell g9 aa-.
Gazing far up in the dark blue sky,
Watching for hours some large, bright
~---sustar,z
fancy the beautiful gates are ajar.
And hest of white-robed, nameless
Come fiaasterinx DER me in gilded wings; s.r
A hand that's strangely soft and fair
ECaresses gently my tangled hair, -fl4 =
And voice likeythe carol of some wild
The sweetest yoicethat was ever heard.
Calls me many aedear, pet name,
Till my heart and spirit are all adanne,
"A nd tells me of such unbounded love,
And bids me, con1eup to their home above
And then, with sucn pitiful sad surprise,
They look at me With their soft, sweet blue
And it Seems to me. out of the dreary
+ night,
I am going up to that world of light, breo
And away from tine hunger and storm so
I'm sureI shall then be somebody's child
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-19
APRIL.

hear through all the solemn pines,
Tie SOuthAWind's pleasant hOW.s 3
And see the clouds, like happy things,
Der fields of azure go, -
While all the sorrow from the eartn go
Seems melting with the snow. ~
The robin and the blue-bird sing hns
Der meadows brown and bare; ~
They capnot kHoWsw hat wondrons blood
Is SORRY Bud ding here. - n
But all the 'Oy their hearts outpour -
Seems pulsing in the air. q
"A rssAss wiln si no tf,ouellau our days s7B
= Seem dark with pain and less; asT
We know that sorrows furnace-heat
Consumes alone our dross; @H~
We know that one dear Father 5 love :;
Gives both our crown and cross
m white beneath the snow drift buds
The flower we love the best,
And on the wind-tOssed bough the Dlro
- Still builds its happy nest,
Praise God for all the good we know, no
And trust Him for the resti ------ sdt
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-04

Seeen Slm65ebrune.
Sirop hipophosphite de chaux (unter
pbospbo:i9iaurer &aItlbrup.
Gteies neue 9eiImiteE wirft ausseseigbnet be. GuS
bereHIoie mad Sbwnbindt, oereii sgefdbrlidbere
Symphonic es fofort beieitigt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-04
Werbauanas paftillen u. 3eltt5et

UUIt <OtIttII U4 <JNITTUTI1
2anres Der meoisini9en Ntabemie in garis.
Stefes gei9madpoue Sreparatif nirb uon ben eriter
AefSten 6rantreicbs unS GngIanbs sesen nHe aranf=
betten bee 9eraanunss BertsSeuge ais @astra ale,
tango uno i9were 8eroauuus, BIdbng, 2eberz u B
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-04
9erlniidltel,sg..

Ser ,,@reat Gaifern" fam irfei,
aenl aegenpdrti9en 3ulfanOe 5000 Yafs
| iagieTe aufnebmen. Sic SaIonrainne
iino be0eutenO eriueitert. Ser Bed :
| iaal iii elm pr69tiges 9ema6, 40 SUB
lang Juno "a 6nB Brett, in tueIdein 500
9erioner 81 9leider .3eit ibrWlittaas.
inab[ etnnebmen tQnnen. @uBer6em
giebt es nod perl6iebene Heinere ga :
Ions, 70 oaB I'm @ansen 1000 8erio>
men sueIei9 ipeiien fonpen.
Die Sbee 9lnsfnbr bon Ghiua nacb
@roBbritanien betrus bonn 1. SUM- bic
81. December 1856 3iIinmmen 101,.
250,O 900 4fb.. mad. GuifraIien 1901,
800 Bfo., mad gforoamerifa Is, 800, 600
6fo.. mad, Dem .europailden ointment
| 1,628. 800 3d. Son 9eibe aiuaen in
Der n6nlihcn Yeriobe 81, 1913 BaIIen
mad England un6 1891 RaIlcn mad,
0earieile, suiamnien 36, $50 8aIIen
0e9en 50, POI BaIIen i'm Sabre 1865.
6 ins uermibter go that.
Nnbreto SoIlnat, bon Company @, 80.
Ohio ssreibiHigen Snfanteris, miro
neriniBt. Dae 2ebte, mas bon ibnl ge>
bort tuuroe, tuar, 6aB fr anf Sbernian's
Marfd IN Der geabe BON Fayetteville,
@oro Carolina, unoefdbr am /, MarS
1885, franf uno in cine 9lmbnlauee
getrasen tpuroe. gs miro nerlnutbet,
6aB CT aaf Der Transportation bon yietp
port rad gfewbesB itarb. Collie See
rnanO etipas N1beses lber Jpn miTen,
10 miro e. ieiner gSitt,se ynb @aifen i.
fin0ern eiHeH 8efaaeH tbuH, ITEM CT
ieinen 0ater Mrdibals SoImaH, 2eaor,
Ohio, ODER benz Sernusgebsr Der NsbS
tabula Sentinei, Seffersen, Sbie, bar
bon Wfittbeilune ina9t.
3eituAsen luerScn erludt g. ecpiren,
= Nus Srenbura meIbet bic
Stuff. get. 3tip.: Cine alte grobe uns
terirbiide Srabt 1T in Der 9labe 6es
Sort 9lr. entbeft iporoen. Die &ir<
aifen, uelde Die eiefenlug bon 3ieeeIn
fur baS Sort ii6ernommen batten, brad. |
ten aud pradti9e gebrannte 3ieeel, an
Welben fid5 Cement befanb. Ser |
Sffcier 8esroenon erfubr |
anf Sefra9en, oaB Die Rirgifer oiefe |
3ie9eI fertig in alien Nuinen finoen.
Sine Ssn benz Communicated ots Sorts
Nr. /. Maior Surii ernannte @omin,l.
iion begab iib an bic besei6nete Steue
nno nabin iiber bic baltltlt eenlabten
nidtigen &ntbeduneen einen formellen
stct auf. Wir eTfabren Snr1 benielben,
Oab li@ 81 8srit uaterbaIb Oes Sorts
auf benz Iinten lifer bes S1r, Saria
zine g1nae untesirhilde 9taot befinost,
pel6e emit am uier oes Nraliees ltano,
pater NIT Sanb nnb @dlamnI bebedt
uoroen un6 nit Stetpenbilteln iiber>
uadien lit. Die 6irgiien baben bic
RuppeI zines @ebdubes bereits algeria.
zen unb ole 2iegel oerieIben aHfaeldihs
ct. Yah Dem lIrtbeil Der Commits
ion bot bic Stu0t uneefabr fiinf Berit
Mt Dur6nefer. Belber Gpode lie
lngeb0rf, berlno1te Die G.ommiiion I
lob nidt su beitnninen; fopieI srtannte
Ie ie6od, 0aB Miaioneh bon 3iegeI
aielbt 3u aetpinncn to1reu.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-04
@petial WDtisfn.


Dit ltOnen pians 5prtrs pom @rpsslfeen
u. 70. ipfgegp BON alien gutrn .Senuerm ais
has Bette fss Der 9lrt gebdlten. Sir trilIen
nidts gu erlvahHeH, we9 Gin mulifaIiIctes Sn-
frurtent Ssutcmli1ener MAIDEN fSnntr, obaIeid
MIR jugeben muiItn, baB baS S5Gffe Der Ser
bptlfentmnIns nitnals erreitt Hsthen fam.
gesCr re i6re pianos ~ ibreF FaesispsaSrti-
GeH @sNknbunS bra1ten, itnterkretfeSen he Sir
IfleRt eeiR 8srslft6 nit SIfrgumitfaaten Sen
beifen GabEffsB gurupa's unb Mmeritds unb
lie erbteItsn bic 0erbitnit- Ne6dille Tiiber ale
enbersn 5abrftate tn Der beribntttn @etnns-
beauus. I'm bfnt 5abriFat 0rrrhtiafeit hi
Serfabren gu lnifeit, 1iiiien mir erpabaeu, bas
eieies llrtbcil bur6 bic muGtalil9e lDelt nidbt
lei 5eite gelest rpr6en 1T. -
Gdts6tifcrenieer baben Die berret fiiriliG
nod @erbeferun9en an ibrea pianrs anae.
6raGt aGD lif BADEN 70 bas nparabrrcn.' er.
perten, n&ussesei9netes" nod ,,ausseseit-
neter~ stt MAIDEN. Glider lint iIe temna6 III
0em Mottp,, GxeeLiirr'| berechtiaf. 7ph
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-04
Jett OOrbanbem.
SaS neue sountassfduIens Sinqbud
USie eolSene 0erheisuua1s

pom z. G. y erHtns.
Serlafer Ses pSOnntass= S9uIen 8anners,a .Der
nene f9einenSe Stern,~ Der gfaImen
R0nis%, sSte ssbeHste Sl5te" &C.
gBir molten eine yturrsser asufroufirt In,
A0Fene nap GmPfang BON 20 Gents tiberfdbdeiIs 9ie
nWoloene Ser1eiBans" ite8t rDie fpIgt u.
SIn;elne 9awmern in papierumf@las. $3.50
Sinaelns ysnmmerH in gappen6edein IS
Sonntaess S@uIens Nfuiif fret fir
.es. sss..e.s ieben @onat.
TT persEieatitdeH ieSen TcHat eiaen neisen Ges
GirtuIar on N" isH's i9' s'n
SrowH n. Dertfns,
toS~ 40 8roomr strase, y. @
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-04

gGcrD6fe &Opfs u. Seffd)tsfsbmer3en
sDerben fofort burd bic brnItonffdbe guarana elm
sanslitbe Subans aus 8raiiIien, bic bort Don ieber
IN Gehrau9 gemeien, geheit.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-04

Asins SsifeI sasn ssaaeE asin @eifs6.Dss.s
@tOIon's 0las gssluisunss. p oIiriailfsl
PateHttEt ann 40. RGEDber 1906.
I'm asHIlsE @pse0eb Gelb, GiIbsr, Rgsttlste aDaa,
esnt 1sslliHe, krpfsrs Sfhh &C. ~ ressft0en Sine
reue etnneans pon BEN griffin praffiitien a8effhe
1s9samak igtett nne @ElperutB. uhhme6naltdh nnfbs
@eMReg fMr Ghe 4aaDh uaters aBirtbe, adben6efSeT III
". MereiitEe o. 90. @r0wn, Ra. "a @Ieefer &trase.
aeI getf. stbsraler ssabet fur 6anSIer WTsts
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-04

Der Anietgenbe 1T IN fpenieen Boten ourtt eiir
tinfa9es 9eiimitteL nnbeyH Sabre lang nit eii,em
beTtt9en 2ungenbeI nnb NIT Der tiircterli1en Rranfs
bett Der S@pinh1u4t bfhaftet mar, gebeiIt roroen
Mne piini9t iebnliGit ieinen Ritmenf4en 0as SeiI<
miftei mit3LtbeIen.
A4en bic IS uaufGen, fpirS er cine gopie bes RES
1eptes tcftenfre nit Der 9irefton fir bic Bereit,lna
Ins ne gebrou suienoen, ueIdbes iie fin6en rper6e
as eine f3ere 9eilnng. fir 51win6fudt, Mft5ma
SronHNis 1e Den etnstge 8ioed beg Nnseiaenoen 1T
&ranfe fein Ditta pertndben piro, DO Is benieIben
nj CTS totet pnb 30 ale Segen erIpeiien wirb. :
Yerionen. bic eas sieeept uini9en, TpOIIen li ge,
dnigit tDenben an n So - -
Rec, @nwarA u aBilipn,
tDft1 aIob - aSi1icmshura, Rings Co., q. 81.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-04

GEtas poufanoiss bilbIi5e @eiai6te Der ssit.
o.,.s .a is eee, 6teifs Mh6 besbEensfte 5amfiisn
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-04
8rud 8rhd !
Oas felbIfanpaf1enSe 8rnbbanO.


Sieies 1rn6banb tft gang perf6isbsn i'm 9rir,
p Rns IttiOn Don irgens enem an ern i'm 0e.
raud unS bat ieSen wHnf6ensDelt5en 80rtbet
atmIi9
9 es Iei9t, renIi9 Hns beqlseHi tein 9rld
lnt ben Haden nit ms unb ausneAbiaer Sc.
TCeguns.
> Us bot feline SSebern ODER Yatten Der Rnopf ia
.utt unS SaHsrboft unb abforbirt feinen s6peis
Druid in slei6maBis anf ale 9obeuzEbeiIe,s obne
ser bic Spermatif5e Gcrbe beriibrt (eine Gfaens
bG Sie teia anseres Bru9banb beiist ME bic Sdu.
stsw asr 8aricoeeIe, bel Senen bic bic ne 5ieSenen
Aten setsa9sn A6ben, brseust 70, oa bic aperture
som Druid befreit dt oIrb abbeiiDe sSHfGmmotion
EFT sei3iOfien HdfSs iER5 10 cine 5eiIuns berpirtt
81 es pat. iG irscEss elmer Steauns an ; tann fiir
,eosS Ater Gtseweaeef inezben faiIu mitb1 aus BEN
Elas seUOrien Derbeu: sod fam bic ysynteftiue,
ai1rb oaIieIbe in irgenO eiue Spannnne oser Sepez
guns forcirt werben.
esst ni9t eenpHGrt urb tann nt5t ausrr
DIbnuns tommen.
81 Gs tn bus eiilsige 9ra16anb in SieIem qanbe.
sas sauernS ben granddaughter iowobl pfe jInaTten
Gaa pom s$pernia" beilen ruirb.
pa ntemas sTuei 6dEe 9ernia sIeid5 10 in perz
Salt1s aTamtnatiOR nStbig Mnb mus ieses synitruz
;rsnt fiir Ssa Oe5raut Defenders aneepast uerben.
Teteren5en t6nnen in siefer Stabt abaeaeben uer,
sn aber 6dae DON
Stint 81 Sribig Sabrnlt,
Ots Sur9 sieiss Snitrumsut permanemt eurtr
parben
sue Ritt5eiIansen a5teiFre man an
Or. q. ct. 6. Ferris,
9aibDiHe, Eennefiee,
5abrtiant unb ansiniser eEeeatsiiraer.
trabs teine Sreppe bod.) ayS5 III
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-04
Mafbpille nnb q baftanOpaa
z @ifembabm.


y
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3Dei taslide 8iies berIallni gfalb6ib.
fur Wafbiu9ton, S1ews Sort uuS
ale Yunfte inn Siten uno 8iae,a.
genaller @nfdiuB ipirb in G botsl
iiooga Morgeus liao Mbenos
.9q fiir ale Staote I'M Often
une Sioen eenta9t.
"; Y. e. GHe y. u. u. y. Gifetibahu !
Eaf9uiHe, Senn., San! q. 1857.
an ans mad SOi,ntas. "a. Sannar fssS. urA k;s
ipe'tere Noti3 seben Eafiasiersiise as nil fpiat:
@dfAptIle unb 9 battansoaa ainie
serdst RafbpiIe fur svo,btaa,or. Q.,, a.., !.
lontd. Mneor, Heonfgpnlerp, Mue,,ife. es9nes,rs
yseIn orleans nHs ARcbiIe UNI 500 IT. n ma ( ~ Il
Ed 5Sn No t q sSsdstal,ossa an 200 x 81 anS
;',,s mt ssnen Der ea Eenn y. e.
s & Sssssts =, s. =. 40 81 as D.. laa
i0ntn'sH in aaibOiGs NM a-se 4. ~ nni S.sS b:
eIe9aute Balaee ;gdIaiipaaeit an arI.u
Raat Rafasitrsiisen.
,, SbsIbpuitIs atEs mskatien.
geridtt SbeIbppine $50 D. 81. urS fx.sd D. M g..
Iss3 Talagile LILO y. y. unS $50 3. N. Ser
sast 9afs pile fur Gbelbbuiue 5 90 " n unh beIse
M eFrs'qt SbeibppiRe 9.00 v. 4e. unAB.05 q. nj
q. 3 zs.5{s @ CT Sass{eEI
aafs stIIt ns as : 5 Rtfstts ssnti.
eTREeh Yaffaatsr.- 8erIaft RaSbpiHr a IA
": Antunft IN SobnjOnpiHe 100 B. R.. @bfSSrt
iS "a SOgRi0nSts 4OO q. d.; antInf IN Rais0as
9ise a,lf Der q. uuS g. .. q. q. perki,,s.,, -
Sog1lsnptue, nit ben Cairo ainSohufeitpiiIe Resien
H Solen uitb NabI;eiten fifo frei aNf Stesrs ers
g qsas N serbtnsans iteben NIT Der r. aaS 81 a.
Ia paEasiere Sisier soute eriyor.a n. Pane.
Gatrp. W" sO'ISS" "el9Vsue uhe
L. 8ass AaIten an allen Sa,pif@sn Iiessasen
1tdsts fnS ~ RabeH Sci 8. g. Sad{ou, aeosn,ber
IT. siOa0 sotsi OSer an chattanooga Depot.
@. -. Slines, GenI. 9upt.
: q. Mab q, %. q. q.
Z :. SO. Bromu,
op1 am General Faif. Gssns.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-04
&etnc SlutarmMtb unD Blei65Gudtt
mebr.
Firophospboriaures gilen<yiatron bon

Giefes neue Rrdparat lift bereit In Srdnfreidb unb
.@maatlo an Steue Der Gifenmittel o6optirt IS lift
Aiitg, farbs unb gef6mados unb entfprtdt in ieine
sseii9nst5eiIen Der 8uiamme nesars bes 8Iutes uns
S4pde Screaming unb Mnainie, aibt Is feil f5l,eIs
erer uno iiderer irfen6es IsitteI Die AtabenIie Sc
Aeoeeine penoet es in ben ueiien 56aen an unb ers
ieIt eamit bic beften Grfolge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-29

PAINFUL ACCIDENT "A few days sincs
Mr.. Andrew A. WaueH, 8 machinist IN the
employ Of the James River 1NAuufac-
turing Company, accidentally ,shof hin-
SELF He had been lying down, and o
[rising, bis pistol accidentally exploded, the
| ball cutting 9 button of Of his pants and
the bali and button both lodged ID tlis
small Of his back, linAisting painful but
not serious 9 wound. Dr.. IWeidees was
called in, and succeeded In extracting the
BAH and button, and the, patient is doing
well. Another warning against carrying
ire-arms about ones person. 'DV' : + q.
RoBDERY. .-On Saturday night Che reh--
dence Of Mr.. James Turner, on the corner
OF Decatur and Thirteenth streets, was 81
tered. and bag of gold and silver eotps
amounting to about s225, distracted. No
clue has been obtained to the perpetrators
but Mr.. Turner thinks that the theft must
have been committed by some person per.
fectly familiar with his premises and 90
quainted with the family Mr.. Turner h q
most worthy man, and has the sympathy
of the community in bis misfortune.
TAxEs.-We are requested by Spencer
7. Hancock, town collector, TO state that
the day of indulgence for delinquent tax
payers has passed, and that IS soon q no
can make out the list, the property Of those
in arrears will be advertised for sale. We
advise all who have not done 50, to walk up
to the captains Office and settle, and save
themselves about twenty-five per cent. Cd
ditional expense and the modification Of
having their property advertised. And,
besides, the town must have It's revenue.
Death and taxes are debts which must DO
maid g
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-29

MAYORS CoURT-MAYoR MAYO PRE-
sIDISG-MoNDAY MoRNING.-Lewis Rich
ardson, negro, charged with indecent CON
duct on the street, was set back.
Thomas Joist, charged with knocking
down Major Bernard Tracy's fence, was
discharged.
Henry Clarke, negro, charged with steal
ing eight pounds of cheese from Manano
Lazzaroni, was sent on.
James Thomas, negro, charged with steal
ing lumber from brother freedman, was
sent on.
Jim Sickles, small negro boy, charged
with kicking up fuss in the Second Mar
ket, was set back.
James Childrey, small white boy, was
arraigned to answer the charges of stealing
a soda fountain from Saunders s. Howard
of burglariously entering the shop OF
Messrs. Green & Allen and stealing guam
tity of tools; and of entering the shop OF
Robert D. Pollock and stealing lot oi
tools. In the absence Of witnesses the
case was continued until Friday. y
Lewis Johnson. negro, charged with
stealing lumber, was set back.
Fanny Jackson, negress, was arraigned
for keeping in her possession lot of cloth
ing belonging to Nelly Wilson. The case
being one belonging to the civil court, it
was dismissed.
Aaron Willis, negro, charged with steal
ing wood from Staples s. Co. yard, was set
back.
Mary Rady, white, charged with cutting
Mary Harris, negro, was dismissed, in the
absence of convicting evidence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-29
Horsv OF prIva.rss- Janu.rv %. ,ss,

II HOUsB OP DELRaATBS, January z5y lSV.
personal dificulty having occurred on Saturday
evening last between Sidney Smith. Bsq., Of Wil.
liamsburg, and Colonel w. 3. n. Word, Of Bote-
tourt, the undersigned. intercedns Of their own
accord as mutual friends between these gentle
men with view OF erseting settlement and re.
concuia,ion, and being Of opinion that the re
marks made by Colonel Word, and regarded BY
Mr.. Smith as q reelection on his veracity, We're not
50 intended by Colonel Word, but were so con.
sirusd by Mr.. Smith under misapprshension -
to their meaning and effect, We are further OF
opinion that Mr.. Smith ought so to communi.
cate with Colonel Word, and for these reasons
TO tender to him en- apology for the assault
made on him; AMI we arc further OF opin.
ion that II Mr.. Smith shall so express himself,
Colonel Word should willingly accept the apology
as in every way satisfactory and recognise, - his
friends have uniformly understood him to do, the
correc ness Of the construction herein placed upon
his remarks. And we hereby tender this as basis
for the settlement Of the difficulty.
+. N. WATKINS, r
wv. C. JoEEs,
r. NJ. Bentley,
SAMUEL L. SrRAraBAH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-29

QUITE 4 SKIRMIsH.-Of late there have
been several attempts by thieves to cap
ture portions of the water pipe leading
from Bloody Run Spring to the City Gas
Works. On Sunday night Sergeant Bap-
tist-who lives on the line of the piping
was aroused by his servant man, who in
formed him that some thieves were at work
in rear of his house at the pipe. The Ser
geant, who was confined to his bed by sick
ness, gave him his pistol, with instructions
to Gre away into the crowd. This the man
did, and the firing aroused several Of the
neighbors, who, hearing the thieves retreat
ing, banged away at them also. For awhile
one would have thought that an army was
advancing upon the city, and the advance
guard had met with our pickets. Nobody
was wounded during the skirmish, but the
thieves were baffied in the attempt to
steal the pipe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-29

RUMPUss IN A CHURCu.-Quitc an excite
ment was created among the assembled
brothers and sisters of the congregation OF
EbeneAer church on Sunday in conse-
quence of an affair which had well nigh
proven that women Of any complexion
are dangerous individuals to trihe with. A
certain brother Of the aforesaid congrega-
tion "feelin dat it was his duty to inform
his bredren and sistrcn of everything whar
went wrong about de church," publicly
charged sister with having stolen five
dollars from the church treasury and
turned it over to one brother j. W. Hun
nicutt-of whom we have heard as attempt
ing to publish and keep up printed shee
styled the Ne,c Nation in some corner 0
this city. The charge was no sooner out o
the jealous brothers mouth than the &C
cused levelled pistol at his head, and de
nying his infamous charge, declared he
intention of demolishing him. In mo
| ment her accuscr was out of sight, anc
every member of the congregation was en-
deavoring to follow him. The scene fo
awhile can better be imagined than de
scribed, and it was some moments before
quiet was restored and the services coult
| be carried on.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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HC. r.. REEs L CO.'S

PHOTOGRAPHIC ART GALLERY,
giI ard 9Is MAIN STREET, Is one Of the most
extensive and complete Establishments OF It's
kind in this country. With their extrsordi-
nary facilities, . LIFE-sIzE PHOTOGRAPH 10
made with as much ease as small AMBR0-
TYPE The beautiful PORCELAIN picture is here
made to perfection. Also, CARTE De YIsITE-
old and new sire. Copies from all kinds Of pie
lures made and enlarged to any size, ant fnishe sd
In the highest style Of the art, and at reasonable
prices Examins specimens at our doorway,
WHERE NONE BUT oUR OWN WORK 10 KX-
HIBITED. .I- Ua-sn
Artists and otherE are invited to call and ses the
beautiful effect from our direct north skylight,
which is so arranged that either side OF the face
can be taken equslly we'll, and Is especially
adapted for weak and ligh: eyes and freekled
faces | jale-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-29
rsr To PLANTERS AND FARMERS.-TE

nE- TO PLANTERS AND DFARMERS.--THE
LODI MANUFACTURING COMPANY establish
ed since 1slol having the exclusive control OF all
tho p ght soil Of New York city, offer for sale. er.
c,usively for Gosh, new article OF DOUBLE RE-
PINBD PoUDRETTE, warranted free from inPu-
rity and rubbish, which they will sell for twenty
Ave dollars per ton, delivered on board OF vessel
In Esw York city. This article, which Is pulver-
ired as fine as -four, has equal for corn cotton,
and tobacco and is equal to No. Peruvian guano
in the proportion of two pounds for one Of guano,
and better than the best brands Of Super Phos-
pilates, pound for pound This is just the thing for
those who will pay cash for good article at low
price. We have a coarser article ST twenty dollars
per ton Samples sent by mail tfree) on receipt OF
three-cen. stamp. Send for pamphlet and be con-
vincsd Address the Lodi Manufacturing Com
pany, ss Courtlandt street. New York.
ROCKY MOUNT EDagcosEs COUNTY, y. C.,l
November u, 1855. !
Xr. James R. Deg: .. ...- .....-r
Sir-In reply TO your inquiry Of the results OF our
experience in the use Of your improved Poudrette,
purchased OF you for this years cotton crop, we
would beg leave to ray that the present season has
been one quite unfavorabls to the action OF all
fertilizers. Several kinds Of manures usre used
5y us, ,oith the s1ception Of your Poudretts, 10Th
latIe or no effect 10 the crop. Where the Poudrets
igas applied il Gaue us near hnlfo bale or more
per acre. and caused IT,: cotton TO open much
earlier; and we would therefore recommend the
same as 3 concentrated manure for the growth OF
cotton, as well as an improvement TO the SOIL
Yours, very respectfully,
ia 14-sws HENRY p. SIULTs i BROTHER.