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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-06-11
Chicago market.
CHICAGO, june 10.

CHICAGO june III.
Flour very dull; nothing doing
Wheat dull ut 95a1 80. Corn declin-
ing at 00}.sl. Oats doll and dropping
at 56s56}. Rye dull; held at I, l6a1 20.
Barley nopinal Provisions dnll and
NEGLECTED. =, - $500 ID ls-a asa
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-06-11
Fire.

HARTFORD, June 10.-The Hartford
carpet Compsny's mills, the most ex-
tns,ye In tho United States, were
totally destroyed by FIRE this morning.
Loo very heavy, The mills were stu
sssa o Tasifvills, two miles from hare.
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The Yacht Northumberland Raw
lins

NEW YORK, June 10.-The yacht Hen
rietta. which came in Saturday, from
Cowes, made the passage in 81 days and
ii hours, beating the Vesta Il hours.
General Rawlins, chief of General
Grants staff, accompanied by Captain
Dunn, 2lst Infantry, leaves on Monday
morning for his tour on the plains,
which Will be extended probably to
New Mexico and Utah.
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Died,

ST; LOUIS, June lO.-B. n. Rusey, an
oia citi1eh, recently prominent bank
er, OF TINS city, died Suddenly last night.
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lMiwaskes Naarke,.

,-.-I MHwAUKKE, June 10.
Flour-At 10 90. Wheat--Steady Mt
9 10. rs
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-06-11

In Chancery.
Vest UrgiRio. AtRsles held in the Clerks
Office Of the Circuit Court Of Uetzel
County, for the month of Nay, 1857.
David Mccartney.
THE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is
i to subject certain tract Of Land containing
fifteen hundred acres, more or less, situate on
the waters Of Middle Ialand and Fishing Greek.
In Wetzel County, West Virginia, and belonging
to the defendant David Mccartney. to the pay.
mont Of the csrnplainanf's claim of s3es-5S with
The defendant David Mccartney, not having
entered his appearance, and IL appearing By
addavit filed; that he 10 not q resiacnt OF this
State, il il ordered that he do appear here
within ono month AFTER due publication Of
this order and do what 10 necessary 70 protect
hi; interest inter- IN The .ui ttpYrxn cor c,.r.
GEo. = Born, and PICK 4 HuBsaap.
n fW Conp1ainaptA 90 1s nAysnAwN
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TRANsPoRTATIoN..
Baltimore, red Ohio r. R. Co
su,MMER SCHEDULE

ov,,cr BAuunoRE L. ONO RAILROAD Co.,
WHEELING, May 4, 1851
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p oa a zIs Atga s4EAaag
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-06-11
VALUABLE GIFTS.

vALOAnLc OlE Ss
PLAN OF DRAWING.
Duplicate numbers from to 900 are placed
In q Wheel: the LIST number twhen drawn ouD
draws the highest or first gift; the 2d number
when drawn sut) the next highest or second
gift, &c, until the whole number Is drawn.
The distribution will take place after the Con.
cert, where 5000 persons can witness 1t. com.
mittee will be chosen from the audience to take
charge of the same.
with correct list Of the awards as soon ~ pub
lished
HOW TO OBTAIN TICKETS.
Tickets will be supplied to all Booksellers,
Druggists, Music Dealers, &C.. where they can
be obtained at 81 each; or in quantities at club
rates.
Circulars containing full instrpctions and
Of stamp for return postage.
Orders may be sent to us, inclosing the money
from 81 to S25 in registered letter lstamp en-
closed Mt our risk. Larger amounts by Postotiice
order, draft, or express, at the following club
rates.
tickets to o6e address. ................t4 50
~ .-.-...--.-...--. lo w
50 %" ..... a 10
@The names Of the agents will be publish.
ed from the central office.
BTickets viii he supplied to agents at Is
~ Under, and In pursuance Of the provisions
of the Internal Revenue Law, His Honor, the
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue has upon
due proof, granted permit to the Southern Or.
phans" Association to hold It's Gift Concert e1.
smpt from all charges, ioheheT from special tar OF
Tier duty in respect to such Gift Concert.
This In q protection to all Agents, and exenpts
them from any and all liability for license, tax
or otherwise rf1 TfIt
This exemption L. made upon the ground that
"a u n ~ - MA n Al II.
cert are 20 DO devoted TO charitable object, and
Grafton which our efforts have been constantly
met with In nearly every direction.
REFERENCES:
Maj. Gen. G. T. Beauregard, New Orleans.
Brig. Gen. JET. Thompson -
Brig. Gen. S. b. Buckner, "
7. 7. Sills, Publisher, baltimore.
j, T. Nimmo & Co.
C. N. steif, Piano Manufacturer, Baltimore.
G. McKeever & Co., Baltimore.
Col. Geo. p. Kane, Danville, Va
w. A. Wright, Augusta, Ga, Gate Of Ameri-
can Hotel Richmond.)
Maj. w. B. Mears, Lexington, n. c.
]. ). Morrow, Publisher. Baltimore.
II. Clay Dallam, ESQ, Counsellor
H Stockett Mathews, Esq., Counsellor.
VAn orders and communications should be
addressed to the Central Office Southern Orphan
Association. No. IL Holiday street, Baltimore.
JOBRPH l.. WILDE,
Authorized Agent for Wheeling corner Main
and Union streeta ap99 ecd2m
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Authorized Agent for Wheeling. corner MAI
and Union streeta apaa ecd2m
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-06-11

a ~" sAaA' %z2g4S sas 60 p $3.50 " ~
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-04-13
tpeifen unfere Bebauptuna. J

weifen uniere Bebauptung. @'~
Mdbreub Der Daner tts aaHaen 4rtea's auto-
riflrte Der republitant(te @enera!!- Ae1utant tas
8olfsblatt fcgut, pie BIZ. @taate3rttun9 CUR pu>
b~lictrung (.iner EoAsttfeble unp 'eas ~Volfs-
blatt" parb fir bie(e arbeit iesut ee399lt, ME
MIR. Das tpa7 redt. uno i'm Jnternlt res &C.
~lammten teutfden pub'ifums!
Die lebte @hteeebung beauttra9te eas Vots
blatt foaut ME uns NIT Der Yurte'rung Der
@taats9eftse uub bas Bolfsblatt erb'elt eotlr ben
n6ml,9en Wreis pie mir. DaS ndr eee'.
Nph mebr! Die nerlsste @tfessebuua "a lir-
te Elm @efee, bera3nto 9e rte Staafsotnaarotttsn
niGt ben, Oreon ber btrrfdtneen 'rarte': Ion
bern BEN MinbsRforbernben hbe1la'sn ~uresn.
Das war botber1ie!
Mber re6t, eb<l unb bo@ber,is eeaendtsr e.
ntr @.ppl@aft baneeln, pel@s. rena ne bic
Madt bat, iepe Rudiht aut oas Ned't Der Wi-
noritat rob unb fre@ nit tubsn tr'ff, eas 1T -
I'D ma6bett!
llnp Don't eit{e, .@@pa&bett TT etr- Utinb ~
RrGften 0efpn1u,en.
&s it uns ttetalb fsbr lisb, bab bic Otmotra'
tie f& einu,al in ibrtr eau3en @'ettt 9sBsi9t.
uno tpenu mir glauben iSnnen, baB btsreurd
ben Nspublifanern e~iniaermabtn BE Nu9en ea~
riber auf g,tsn, m,e ttDri&t uno ~etnf1ltta 90 1T.
benz Betnbe nit Der o,6BeRsn 3~uoortommtnbeit
auf bic Beine ~ belfen> pan1't er uns gum DAM
bafur NIT 0trfeietn unb Gubtritten resaliren'
polsn mir nit @tQem @6ul3e sr8.bunSsvcu
rufen: Bravo! 90 mug ct ton'raeu!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-04-13

@Gltmme Ma@rt1ten rpn ben
Stour Der &tene. Montana Ypft BON, IA,
Mdr3 melbet, Bag 1900 2obets @tour,
auiammen 1850 Rrieeer aablenb ant Big 9prn
Stuff, etli&t go Meilen pom Gpt 5u1itb, canpt-
rem. Mnpere @tdn1ms baben f1d un!er einanber
unb nit ten @tonr gum Rrisee eseen bic @et,
6fn Seretnt. 800 2obBes .perben Md ron Der
9~lorbfeite bes Mt6iourt Der gu ibnen Rr6en. SIR
@rrbalt 1T, bic Beiben bdtten nun ttren Ies-
ten Saabgrune ceeup:rt unb 70 let es fir fe te7er,
I'M Sample 3u faQea, als 9unesrs gu ferben.
-Da6 robifale Eidet erbielt BET Der
@taotwabl III g I, 2put6 stne Maip,
rttdt ppn 200 StiMmen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-04-13
De8 x8plfsblatt" lber ben bemoFra.
ttfden Mappr.
so fno biz Knownothings?

@u Fnb bic Knownothings? Sci ben
&epublifanern |" 1T bic ME aus elmer Reble BON
Der seiammten Demufratie %eesebene Mnttpprt.
in f%plsenben unser9ebli9en Wprten, bic mir
Nepublitaners s. .. McSlratb aunt pol3eidef
bur9 MlaYor Otis e%ntnabmen.
Der Na&bar iast bS@f eisenminbli@ unb &C.
brudt 11tpar3 auf tpeiB:
vMebr @runb gum Tabel bietet tppbl bic
e~tgentbumlt9e @telun9, tpel6e 9err StiS ben
1aturaltirten 8Irger1 bieler @tabt geseniber
einnabnt, als Ct barauf b eltanb, Der III ernen=
renbe @bief milfe Elm etn8ebprener
Mmertfaner fem, pbtppbl er feline Mabl
bauptia9li@ benz ufremben" @lemente Ser=
bantt. Wenr Ser Stis Elm tpenia nabred-
men nil, 70 tptrb ct BON ben fir i'm obqeae-
benet 1889 @timuten faur1 300 @timnnen
BON ,,Nattpes" fnben. Wenn nun aber 1900
aus ben 1900 @timm8ebern, pel@e fir i'm
fimn1ten, uMusldnber" Deutide, SSrlGnber.
Gran3pfen &c. tuaaren, bann mug etuem bic
8ebauptuns, Der n@bief" mnTe elm 81 nj e.
ritaner, Elm NatiYe fein, bod ettuas fon=
berbar er}9einen.-Wir fnb perlSnli9 burd-
aus ni@t tnr biele @%rnennuns tnterei}lrt, nit
Fnb aber Guberf Identify" tenr man bic
NattpnalitGt elmer per1on ais Quali=
fitation fir irsenb einen SOFTEN geltenb
MAIDEN tpiQ.
g}a9bar, es 1T beute, tpp mir bie1e fSSflide werle
1T Sbren1 8latte fanben Treitaa, unb bestpeaen
fSnnel1 mir nibta '1ebr barber iasen, aber, glei@-
tnb Mnbern @pefulanten, 1T beren tRrar1 eS nidt
pabt bab SIR benofratii&er Mapur l9 ais
nNtdtswtner'"
aeaei9t, geltnat, McSlratbS Npmitottpt riido1r-
gig 81 maiden, tpas sic iiber bieielbe oe(aat, Sas
baben Gle eeiaet, unb tpenn ole SIRE e{oe<
men @orte nidt bis CUR na@fen @abl @ede
fir Wode gu sertiPetlen: betommen> bic @ie eit1-
raiumen, baB Is cine : is it, bic republifaniide
partet iei bic Der @i@tswi6er 10 mi9en mir ST.
Der bas :3eitli9e iesnea. s,. '''.c :
-S9n ten Soften pom ct. Sobn duff
ber Smell N%eufunolanp lanote cine 8arts
no@ elddlt@ pousnoeten &reumuoe 800
ote Seebunpe an, 'na@bem Ge i
oie( er Gbiere erbeutet. f
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-04-13

So miro per1dert, baB bic @ereinfa.
Staaten fit ba6 an &ublano abQetretez
ne @ebtet Z Mtufonen Dollars III be>
tablen boben.
SIN Mertfo feben BE 2i6eralen 81,
900 Mann fart Ten 8aieui9en, 10000
Mann fart BET 3uererp i9ladtfertio
ae8eniber* Mor mtro pobl balo bic
lebte Selun8 befommen+
Bet NewsS Orleans unter unb ober-
bolb 8aton> &ou9e roerben bur@ ueber>
l@tpemmun8en Der Milflfppi> ufer arp,
Re @e%rbeerun8en an9ert9tet.
Die &uinen bes tn ct. Qout8 ob>
9ebrannten 2tnpeQ> 6otels rperoen 1peooe>
rauuat, uno ioQ an ber @teQe Elm Ntu>
bau aufaefitrt meroen. Da 9ebts better
mte TT @t, paul.
Mar betteIt tet Snfeu
Gam UNI @tlfe.- Der &atler Yplt
Osferret@ bat bur@ leinen @e(anbten
BET Separb anfra9en la0en, % SuteI
Sam ni&t gu @unfen be6 r,unmebr bt8
auf ben duber1en Grab Ger 6tlf8lp(ote{t
b%eprdn9ten Scatter pom Merifo etpos
tbun f1nne. @dren MIR @ewarb, f.
wiroen MIR antpo>ten: v@ir pplett
tnbrduftis fir bic St9erbei4 pes aelalts
ten 6aupte6 beten.
&attfcattun be8@ertraaS
NIT &uBlanb.-D Der @enat rot{f,
ttEte ben @ertu9 betref Der Nbtretut,u
Don &ulfl4 Mmerifa an bie Ser. Stooe
ten. Sc 9ei&ab pteies in oebeimer Sft-
Sura, unp man wetb peebolb iu,uer nod
nt&t@ BON ben acknowledgements.
-l1nter benz 1Oten Mpril tpfrb Don
Walbtn8tcn 9emelpet, coB MneY (ett etlf<
eae,; aaaAeen unpdblt@ IL her ou>
p9 an s.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-04-13
@robtr "5ieg J.
HCRRAH!
Der Gieentbluer bes
,,Dlanen$tore"

~
bebauptet has Gelb.
aDtr erbolten lest In xnferm neu er6Hneten @t're
NtcpQet, Strobe, apet Gblren unterbnlb
reS 2eibtoQeS, mtnneapolt6.
Htslt& neue 8uientuuses ssn
GLEN unp ausn Sorter S9ntttuaa>
rem, &et1eta{@en &C., Berti9en <tcern,
5dten. MaB.n> @tiefeln, @&uben unb
allen fleinen Nrttf'ln Der 6erren>0ar>
berpbe (Gentlemen's Furnishing
Goods)
welae aaes III n. dttsen pretfen s~ertauft mtrb.
QaubtaxReuten merben bic e%hn0tefen Bebtneun GEN
aepabrt, unb tperben lie unfer Eager ais es b%eaafor-
fftrte I'm Staate ertennen, ba bafetbe AIT ben 6hlt&en
Ndrtten init srrber Sorefaltssn etntn! alien &tntaufer
ausaewabt pSrbea. Die Mufmertlamtett spa
leuten
tste{pnbere wtrb auf unier errSes &fertnent BON
gDaorer FIR tbren @ebrau9 ee1enft.
81 un{er Waarenpprratt Dor benz tlrsli& Ratteebab-
. ten steteen per gretie eeSdaauft TatSt, 10 1tns MIR II"
etanDe &tntaufern sroee gertbetle ~ eenebren:
Webmt Guren Bprtbetl matr unb fault Gure S9nttt-
tpaoren, fertteen &letber, @tteiel unb S@ub, pate uno
Mnecu, 6emben unb, untertleteer, &C., TN .'Sla1en
6tpre," NtepQettfraee, awet Ibaren ~unterpale ees
e%tbtaaes.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-04-13
9emator Mamfep unb Der ltufue be6
x%aricultural. Go4e9e.S crtp.~ "

Dur@ has 8eleaen BON eroeen 2ano<
compleren t1 ben 4@eRli&en @taaten NIT
btQte aufsetauften raerttultural> College
@crip fno befanntlt@ Staaten pte Wt1.
nelota mel&e no6 orobe Mafen 9ute&t
freien &toitrun96lanoes 81 Der 3ett be-
laben, als iener unfue beaann. 3u f6rn1<
lt&en freten &eoteren fir bic SILL
den Sanbid9er 9epproen. wel&e nt&t 8e<
lduutt babsn, benz. !6efmfdttean 1eoler>
Dem etBentli& iene 2anbfreden bitten
~reierntrt bleiben mli1en> bunperttauienoe
Don Aderr ces aoeraus9elu&t.ften. 2an<
bes Dor Der Nafe >pee3u1anappen.
I'm bteien iadnolt@en unfu0 @tnbalt
III tbun, btantroQte @op. @au(ty, at
Dem eas tpabre Snter0e REG @taateS
Mtnneiot ftets fetnen ~ftdftt9ften S4aber
1nbet> ~ elmer 8il fir bo6 @erbot ber
MuSfeuune Don fsrneren M%Bricultural<
Colleges cttp fol9enoes prootlo: .
"@or6ebalteu> taB In fetnem Towrt tit
3ufunft mebr als 5 @ecttonen NIT vNert>
cultural college @crip" bele9t rperptn
1oQen."
Bur l1ntnfabuns bieirsNntrae6 ipra@
6err &amjep:
n@dbrenb Der agricultural : College,
Scrfp" fir bic nt6t 2aupbefBenbet
Staoten BON teinem BEL onrern @ortbeiE
eew'isn it, mar er Elm Glu& fir bic 2anb>
ftaaten bes @efen3. Der Scrip bat e8
perbtnpert, bab bte @eeteruns 2ano per>
faafen fonnte. penn Der @crtp tpar I'M
Marfte ftet8 III so - 70 Gent per older
5u baben, tpdbrenb bfe &eaterun8 ST. rs.
per older forberte. Dos Me@ ultat 1T baB
$500 ia 100 2auiepb bon Mdern be8
bertli&feu 2anpe6 I'm Wefsn IN etnem
Glide BON Speculunten aufsefauft
uno Der 8etepelun9 unp Dem &mporfom<
men eeS @ei1ens Elm furdtbates 9tnber>
nib tn ben Bes 8eldleupert miro. SD
boFe Der Senat miro mentelten6 ote8
Wmenoement aunebmen, lobaB, tpenn wtr
oielen Scrip I'm Nusenblid meper atior>
b'ren nod etnstebsn f6nnen, tpir minoel>
tens oa8 8eleeen Don 2onb NIT penlelbett
10 reguliren, pab 70 wente als m1glt@
@9aoen baour6 an9ertdtet t%peroentann.
@enn bc6 uebel ni&t 70 8roB unb f.
i@reteno mare, muroe i'd 3u pteier 3ett
nt9t auf bic Nnnabm, meine6 Nmenbfs
tnentS b~rinbeu, auetn t@ boffe, Der 81
nat ~ lrp mir 70 nie benz @olfe, &pel@eS
i'd reprdIenttre urb benz 8olfe Der (ibrt9en
Staaten be6 fernem @e1fnS bte Greupe
MAIDEN, pab er btele6 Mmenpement an>
ntmnt.
Das 2anb pdre tn bobem Mabe BON
ben Q6eln @i1tunoen, pelGe bteltr @crfp
bat, befrett roroen, bdtte Die COMMITTEE
fir Stfentltde 2dncereten lire 3u(tm.
muns tu elmer BfQ oeoeben, nel&e t@
bel @r6fnuns her @elfbaebune einbrd@,
te uno an jene Committee permet]en lief,
uno wel&e pteltn @crtp fir preemptfo>
men o%erpenobar madte, tneem lie ben@el=
ben 9eftattete, fir ibr preemptionslanp NIT
rsmielben gu 3ablen.
Die COMMITTEE tpar onoerer Nn(1dt
uno tpefserte 1@, III @unfen meiner
8>u gu ber{&ten. @o foute iebt went9.
items Der @enat benz @e1en bte tletne
Mbbhfe %bfmiQt0en, welde mefn Mmenoe-
r1ent nit {t6 flbren pirre."
2eioer 9in9 Der Senat nf6t ouf @ep.
NamleY'S @ntra9 etn> uno 70 bleitt e8
NIT BEN agricultural : 2anb = Grip
S@wtnoel" betm Nlten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-04-13
n mtnuefpta &auS,
E#)E DeutI&es @al 4, uno BoarotnSs9 aus

WtNNe0pplt8 WltHn+
Dem beutlden Wublifum hermit bic ergsbene
Mu,efoe. ban Id mein neu ein9eridtetea Qaus
nit a!vna &umf OFT fur bic s.brten Gaee anrs
WoQfommenle psrfehen uno tets baraut bal'en
perbe, mir ben Betfaa BON 3ofeansera une
@iufehrenoen burt anesnetn1es Sogt6, etns
poblyerIebne Tafel unb bic freuneltdlte geote.
nunq "a sewinncn. SIR ben @usipo1n babe ID
burd bic bette 5taaung 8e,pr9t. 59z
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-04-13
De6 A@tbaren VI. 4aRft .Mnttport
auf unfere
8%turtbeilune ietntr Stsuuns in Der
8onpbeReuetune5fra9e.

Snbtm mir bic nadaetsnoe 3u'@rtft brs
M@t. ~. 9auft pub i.'rsn, eei6tpt IS nit
benz Ge,ipredsn an BIN Qeier, bab mir benz &C.
nannten Germ In bitlsr na6aeraos lant .pslliQ
werrenren unb ,spie MIR eIauter, beu Re,n etr
Sade ni6t I'm Winseaen be,ubrenoen &pntro'
serfe reas I,s,e Bort laisn mouen." uus eab
bic nad0ebenpe &tn,enouna rbeu oieies 1T 3 tt
Mort" III. 9err M. 9antt alio f&weibt. pie
tcl9t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-30
Letter from Orange.

ORANGE COUNTY, March II, 1867.
To the Editors Of the Richmond Dispatch ::
Things in this county are progressing
but slowly. Last Monday was court day,
but little business was transacted. Money
matters are very tight, though the people
are making every effort to bring about q
little change. Mr.. John II. Lee, senator
from Orange, &C., and Mr.. Z. Turner, of
Rappahannock county, addressed the citi-
Zens Of the county on the state of the coun-
try, and more particularly on the S. S. S.
bill-not enlightening the people very
great deal, as far as / could learn.
As Senator MERCER might say, they
proved themselves tolerably fair diplo-
matists and that term is significant.
Mr.. Thomas McClaim, formerly of Penn
sylvania, but for some years past re-
sident of this county, died very sud-
denly while on his way to Fredericksburg
last Tuesday morning. He leaves large
family.
The farmers are very backward in
ploughing, &c., for corn there has been SO
much rain, snow, &c. On Friday and
Saturday we had snow to the depth e
inches, though it has now oil -0t slA
Your valuable par :. disappeared.
after in this Co. ,,er is much sought
aware. unity, as l suppose you are
-. will close this uninteresting let
ar. Yours, o. B. Z.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-30
The london Pan Man Gazette Of the 18th

The London Pail Mall Gazette Of the 18th
instant has the following paragraph at the
head Of it's occasional notes: 1--WE regret
20 saw we have reason to believe that some
recent overtures of Sir Frederick Bruce
In behalf his Government In the matter of
arbitration in the Alabama claims have not
been received in conciliatory spirit by
Mr.. Seward. We do not understand that
the offer of the British representative has
been directly refused, but that at two in
terviews the subject has been eudded."
Some friend of the late Hiram Wood
ruff contributes to the Boston IoSt an
anecdote highly creditable to him. one
day. on the Bloomingdale road, Woodrun
recopnized before dirt-cart the relics OF
a once famous roadster, "Ajax." he
pulled up at once, and inquired the Pic
of the beast, bought him, ana turneu nl.l
out .raze unmolested Tor the reS' u no
natul al life.
Numbering or wilful compositor ana
nroof- reader on the Davenport (lowa)
Gasette recently caused that journal to ap-
near with the following dispatch: "Ihe
Committee of Ways and Means have de-
cided TO put Chase and Butler on the
free list" 1t should have read cheese
and butter"
At the recent election at Prague, a
speaker, in proposing the candidate of the
Bohemian Central Committee; concluded
as follows: Now, every one of you take a
blank ballot and shilling. Those who are
in favor of B. will put their ballots in the
the box those who are opposed will put
in the shilling" Result: Unanimous cleo
tion of B.
A Vermonter taking his family west re-
Gently bought twenty six railroad tickets.
He goes with his wife and twenty-four
children-the latter including eleven pairs
of twins.
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A Boston DoDGE.-We hear that ar
rangements have been made by which
those lin Boston, who are accustomed to
"take a little something" are not to be
deprived of the privilege by the State con-
stabulary. Rooms have boon fitted up
and furnished properly at desirable points,
and keys are disposed Of to the right kind
of men at so much per week. With the
key admission is obtained to room at any
hour of the day, and there all kinds of
beverages are to be obtained. No one is
present to take orders or receive pay; in
fact, there is no bar or cashier; the place
runs itself; if one finds friend there, they
"meet by chance-the usual way" No
room is accessible to any one not having
in his possession the magic key.-BoSton
paper.
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tors of the Richmond DiSpdteh

EuNOTS ~ Gto fttciH"o'su D'"P"
The following letter from Caesar to
Oppius and Balbus at the commencement
of the civil war in Rome may be read
with profit by our friends, the Radicals in
Congress. But Cesar lived in dark age,
nearly seventeen hundred years before the
Mayfower landed at Plymouth Rock, and
there was no Stevens or Sumner to en-
tighten him. Hence his old-fashioned no.
tions. But we have changed all that now.
HEsERDEN's TRANSLATION.
81 am very glad that you express in
your letter how much you approve Of wh at
has been done at Corfnium. shall will
lingly adopt your advice; and the more so,
because, Of my own accord, had resolved
TO show every levity and to use my en-
deavors to conciliate Pompeius. Let US
tryby these means if We can regain the
affections Of all people, and render our
victory lasting. Others, from their cruelty,
have not been able to avoid the hatred OF
mankind, nor long to retain their victory,
except l.. Sulla alone, whom do not mean
10 initiate. Let this<be q new method of
conaueripg, TO fortify ourselves with kind
ness and hberality. How this may be
oone, some things occur to my own mind,
aug many Others may be found. To this
subject request your attention. have
taken On. Magius, Pompeius's prafect I
accordingly put IN practice my own princi
pie, aud immediately released him. Al.
ready two Of Pompciuss pr@fects Of en-.
ksSs ma nave fallen into my power, and
10 Do grateful, they should eyhor. foooa
peius TO prefer my friendship To tha, a y
those people who have alwav. . "
worst enemies to him and TO me; by who's,
articles 1t has happened that the re
public has come into this condition.