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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-05

While Samuel Gregory, a Delaware
county tPa.) farmer WAS mcuding fence
lhc other day, his old SOW was chewing
II. 200 Of his grcenbaclls, which were in
the rocket Of his vest hanging on bush
near by. The latter job was clltctually
and hopeleSsly done.
The railroads running west from Mil
waul.cc, Wisconsin,, have offered to carry
destitute cmigrantS going beyond that point
free OF charge. The city has also provided
an agent to look after their welfare and see
that no imposition is practlccd upon the
ignorant foreigners.
The shcrrv-wine merchants al Cadiz
told our consul that "the stun sent 10 the
United States was not sherry ii all, but
merely Stops used 10 wash ont the tubs and
Tor other dirty work about the stills
The banjo championship Of the United
States and four hundred dollars were won
by Dick MuGowan, of Pittsbnrg, in re-
cent match at that city with Charley How
ard, Of New York.
While child was eating candy at
Bridgeport, Conn, the other day, II got a
torpedo in its month, which exploded and
blew out three Of its teeth and tore its
lips.
The Prince of Wales has called upon
the editor Of P,mch requesting him to de-
sist from caricaturing his mother, saying
that he considered some things which had
appeared in Pt0,cI as highly diSrcspectlui
10 her Majesty.
Fitzpatrick sends word that all the stories
about him are lies, and darl,ly intimates
that he will do terrible things when he
gets home to all the people that have cir
culatcd them.
Forncy complained of the filth that is
thrown at him, and Prentice suggests that
it makes very little difference whether INC
filth is thrown at Forncy or forney nj the
filth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-05

TIE PARIS ExrosIT!oS.-lhe Mason HANNA
cabinet organs ara attracting much attention al
the Paris Exposition. The correspondent 81 '"e
new York Jou1nai az Commerce.. att.r aiicdihR
III very complimentary terms TO the = !!'i ''"'
pianos III the Exposition, continues:
Nor il less artistic skill ana tasta d!9p'"Feu ~
the fne cabinet organs of Mes>rs Mason nam
lin, which are Acknowledged Ia excel Whatever
has yet been Effected In The quality a"d >wcetntas
of tones rroduc ed from reeds. The exhibition Vi
those has been great success, and has taken i"-
risan atliets and builders quite by surprise, ne
cause they were in ;rr.,, measure unprcparad o
md American mechanical geuiue developing llreii
so much upon OBJ tcis relating to the 0grsme"t and
luxury Of life. A. upon those which have regard
only 10 pro I'll and utility. The cases 81 thee mag
u,fcen, cabinet ogtus have also been extremely
admired tor their design and execution, in both Il
which respects they are allowed TO rival the best
productions Of the FaubourS st. Antoine.'
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NEARLY ONE HUNDRED Persons Pros.

! NEARLY One HUNDRED Persons Pros
TRATEp ny LIGHTNISG.-Last Thursday
afternoon, as 2 large crowd were assembled
in the Fair grounds of the Springville Union
Agricultural Association, n thunder shower
came up, and the people present sought
shelter III the exhibition sheds. Suddenly
the lightning struck one Of those sheds
which contained men, women and horses
About hundred persons were paralvzcd
in IN instant, falling on their faces, and as
many rs fifty were rendered inscnsiblc for
five or ten minutes, while about a dozen
were seriously burned. Two horses were
killed on the spot. An old gentleman
named John Gordenicr, and two or three
others are not expected to recover. One
woman was Frustrated and deprived OF hcr
senses bUtnot of her power Of locomotion:
she instinctivclv gathered herself up and
ran 10 tho bus and was conveyed to
Holmes Hotel, and declared she had no
knowledge of what took place after the
fash until she found herself in room at
the house.
The lightning struck post in the Gen.
tire oi the shed, against which Henry Til
lon, the landlord Of the West Falls Hotel,
was leaning, and to which q horse WAS at
tachcd by a chain halter. The horse was
killed instantly, while Mr.. Tillon escaped
hy being dazed and Knocked down. A sin
gu!ar fact mentioned in connection with
the strange freak cf the electric fluid is
that all the persons rendered inscnsiblc
fell upon their faces. A young lady,
named Miss Nellie Casey, was quite scri-
oU>ly injured, and her dress was scorchcd,
but did not take fire. Another woman
was struck on the shoulder, the fluid pass
ing down her side, raising blister in its
course. a man from Otto was hit on the
right side OF the head, and on his recovery
thc mark was found to commence at the
right eye, and could be plainly traced
down the neck, across the chest, and off
the left arm. The most fearful con>terna-
ton existed among the people until it was
discovered how light the injuries werc.-
Et3dlo ErprcSS, Juty1.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
The Fourth I'm yy;yninrtor

WILMINGTON, n. c., July 4.-Business
to-day was generally suspended, and the
citizens enjoyed themselves in excursions
by rail and boat. The United States gun
boat Scnopcc and rcvcnuc-cuttcr Mcrcas-
STA were decorated with the national flag,
rs was the shipping in the harbor and pub
lie buildings.
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Gas AND WATER PlrEs.-An English
civil engineer named Ormsby recently
stated that the juXtaposition Of water
pipes with gas pipes underground is highly
detrimental 10 the quality OF the water,
and gave a remarkable instance 10 prove
Ills assertion. He says that ne has ii on
the authority Of the engineer Of the New
River Company that. in applying light to
some of the water pipes which he had TO
inspect, ignition was caused, as il they
contained gas instead OF water.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-05

DESTRUCTION oF DuNGENNESs.-A cor
respondent Of the Savannah Georgia.
Wears and Hr0H, writes from Fernandina,
Florida, the following interesting rcmi-
nisccnccs:
\ baronial mansion erected on Cumbcr-
land Island is known as " DungcnncSs.'
1t was once the estate of MAJ General
Nathaniel Green, Of Revolutionary fame.
Here in The rustic burial place of the eS-
tate rcpOsc the ashes Of his wife and daugh-
ter, and Of that distinguished Nirginian,
Lighthouse Harry Lee, father o! General
Robert +. Lee. At the breaking ont Of the
war DungcnnCss was charming place its
dependent grounds were adorned with
olive and orange groves, and slrubbcry in
endless variety from every quarter OF the
globe. Here the date palm Of Arabia
might be seen growing in oriental Statc'i-
ness by the side of PalcStine'S golden aca-
cias. Its proprietor, a gentleman Of for
tune and culture, whose hospitality was
Drincely, left the estate in charge OF the
servants when the Federal forces took Fer
naudina. Servants, library, paintings, fur
riturc disappeared. Then the house re-
manned awhile tcnantleSs. Al length many
families Of freedmen took up their abode
in It's deserted halls subSi~ting mean while
bv the manufacture OF olive oil and !ndli-
icrcut gardening. Not long ago it was re-
ported, upon what authority know not,
that DuugcuacsS was to be repaired and re-
furnished. The negroes, however, still
continued to occupy it w to last week,
when fire, accidental or designed, left
nothing to mark the 50 many pleasant
memories but blackencd walls ard smoul-
,I,riutr rlIirS
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Lost. StrdyefI, and Found.

tST.-On leaving the cars Monday
~ nigh; last P; Ashland left ny " 4 ERsCasCM
PlfE IN III" smoking car. Il Is large, IN; plainly
NM ned, a:!d the bottom Ia mahogany color, while
IN" TOP IA white. silver caain connec:s the stem
with the pipe. and the lower cad Of the amber
ia"uthpoce (Which ives h!oaenl II hound with a
.ilTrr band 10 strengthen It. h liberal reward will
% pad delivered 10 me or any ofthe conductors
GA The railroad.
is .-IS JOHN o. WYNN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-05

rTHE MAIN-STREET PANIC HAS
i fortunately suhsd-d since the former rromi-
nenJ Broad stTear house OF SCHAAP HART-
In, NJ Merchant TailOTs and C!others, has been
removed from there trNo. 1911 Main street, near
Thirteenth stree. Formerly people thought that
to go 20 Main street for CLpTHlNG meant 10 pay
hig prices tor Clothing. This is played on. now.
To convince yourself, call a; once AT
SGHA.P K HARTMaN'S.
A fine ss-rtment Of CASSiMERES, Alp GAS,
LINENS .tc., fur custom work Also, n ATS and
GENTS FURNISHING GcuDS constantly in
store. i 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-05

WESTERN Temple or JusrIcE.-Tnc cN-
cuvsionis,s on the recent trip over the
Pacific railroad met with some interesting
experiences, one Of which is tlus de-
>cribcd:
"Somc Of the Pacific Railroad cTcur-
sioui,ls stopped at Selma, a town on the
plains, and found til" courthouse located
in the second story OF the printing "iiicc.
Tie courtroom was fixed up regardless Of
comfort, and was good specimen Of a
frontier temple of Justice. The trials
were amusing. The counsel acted most
unbccomingy 10 each other, calling one
another bad names, aud referring to them
rs Bill. Tom, and lack, while the Judge sat
behind his desk enjoying lis otj"'d clm'
diquitate with his boots oil and his feet on
the desk"
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CN17'i01eS, DC.

WILL IT PAY? ENCOURAGE
w HOME MANUFACTORlES.-C
LAMBETH & FRANCIS. 6a3-5ot-
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS,
successors 10 King Lambethl,
No. 1913 franklin street, Richmond, Va
Our friends and the public in want OF Car
rages, Buggiss and Wagons Of any description,
will find II TO their ADVANTAGE TO cal and examine
our assortment. We Sell no northern. made car
rhges but pledge ourselves 10 furni-h a. So"d anu
A Fashionable carriages and ~ prices a. reasona-
bic as they can be bought elsewhere. We Invite
all persons in want Of articles IN our lne friendly
to southern indu.try and enterprise, 10 CALL ana
exa mine our stock and prices.
REPAIRING done promptly and In a manner to
i. l53m LAMBETH & FRANCIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-05

DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE PRI-
IL VATELY Those two Beautiful BUILD.
mo LOTS at the southeast corner OF Third and
Byrd streets, fronting 81 feet each on Third street
aud running back l2o feet to al alley. offered
for sale privately Terms accommodating Apply
the Dispatch Office or 10 GEUBBS y WILLIAMS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-05

| OSF, on Sunday morning, June 30,
4 bel r."n the ornamental ciiurcn and The
ner OF fIfth and Grace streets, bottom piece or
handsome SiLEEH Fax KING ipear- pad.
Highly oTna ucntad. The End.r wilt he IiDcrallv
rewarded ry returning The same to this Office.
u
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100 900 GRAIN BAGS.

The Iam.s River Manufacturing Company Is
now ma kiDg, in anticipation OF tns wheat harvest
THE BEST GRAIN BAGS
ever turned ont In this a. tab ishm"ht,
Call at my office, No. Is TN the rear Fourteenth
fu ia TN NNa 3. B. BENTLEY, Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-05
Fertilizers.

yyTno STOr,'S ANNOTATED
w PHOSPHATE Of LIME ms beet article
known for mating a hosvy yio!4 OF tobacco-sn-
perior 10 Peruvian GGan0.
HARVEYS s WILLIAMS,
nvu Sole Agents
CUANO AND LIN Ell 900 casks
VI KuCKLAND LINE. 81 tons PHENiA Gu
ANO-a pure bird deposit. Price. $50 per ton.
p. LaIEhoP, agent.
MY Eighteenth street. south ride DOCK.
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II between Second and Third

TptE II. TYLER Il CO.. successors
y to Mitchell s. Tyler 1872 Main street, Rich
varied and eyt.n sive stock Of Gul.n and SILVER
WaTGiIsS and CHAINS, CLOCKS, JsWEt.hY,
SILVER and PLATED EakE, GOLD, SILVER,
and STEEL SPECT. Ci.tS and Ely .-GLAkSES,
no; supposed by any Glars OF good. IN The country
~ quality, and which IN viii sell ut prices as
low Is III any other regular nous north "r south
Their pr. sent sock vel! selected and very com
p!ste and consists Of the most desirable and
fashionable styles usually kept in hr"t class Nv
elry Il bile hinents and to which they con
SANITY adding new goods. y eV continue. IS
h.r-tofore to order dir CT from the factories hat
ever airciss their Customers may Ccslra, and al
tn shortest possible notice. II AIR JEWELRF Of
every description made 10 order. WATCH BE-
PAIRING done in the very best manner by the
most experienced watchln@ kers IL the country.
my 30
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Educational.

WASHTEGTON COLLEGE, len.
w lSGT0I, VA, GENERAL r. z L-E
PRESIDENT, aided By a corps OF twenty instrur-
tors. including a profess OF law The next
session wi.l h gin on the third THURSDAY in
September and sud tho .hird THHRSDtY In
June. Lexington may b. rea ch-d from staurton
or Goshen, on the Virgin ia Central railr ai t,om
ynchbnrg byfanal, or by stagc from pnnsa,k's,
on u - Virginia and Tennesscs railroad. For
further particulars apply to clerk OF th- faculty.
for catalogue. iy 1T fpt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-05

RICHMOND HOUSE, CORNER OF
Is, GOyERSoR AND ROSS STREETS. RICH.
NoND. yA-This commodous and admirably:
and newly painted, IL now open and prepared 20
accommodate TkANslENT, PERMANENT. ana
and handsomely furnish ed the location Is central.
aud combines everything dssirabls. Term. mode
rate. ny A-~
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or. CHARLES HOTEL,
- CORNER MAIN AND FIFTEENTH STREETS.
This o rst class aud popular Hotel, having recent
" been thorous hly repaired and newly furnish cd
"a now open for he reception OF guests.
B-ing situated on the main street OF the city,
convenient TO all the railroad depots, stsamDoat
landings. and principal basness houses to.e'bsr
with its superior table, comic. tabls acconmoda-
tions add fare reduced TO $3.50 per day, II Is the
most desirable house for the travelling public 10
stop at while In the ciy.
Stages attend all railroad trains and steam boat
landings to convey passengers Ia the NOEL.
ie l2-3n w. j. BABCOCk, Proprietor.
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pUBLIC BATH.-The subscriber has
L e-lab ished 1t BATH at he i"ot ol alaSaHihe
i'm wher. he naas the public to cncouraSe him
~ 80, ;, - =, .o,. In. -. son ...........SJ 90
Sing lc ticket for the season. W
Singh. bat
I.HEk BEER and other kEFRESHM ESTS car
" n"" o. Su no '"''' JOHN nSrRINGER
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IMMIGRATION TO BR s I'll By IL Il
T. UNITED STATES AND Brazil MAIL
STEAMSHIP COMPANY THETWENTY-ss EnA d
uF EVERY MONTH.-Th- Government OF BrsIil
WIN advance PASSAGE. provisions Tor Elk months,
the first seeds aud Implements. 80 acres OF land,
with pravisionAl home, 10 en grant twlta ami
lies or i?lthoul dt-riC: 10 settle IN HE colonies
already - absh.d In The best lands and health
les, part the Empire. 81 70 ne pald III Elk years
Time Fer 9th particulars apply 10 ,
Brazil, EMlC;s.rIoE AGENCY,
iyn-bl Bow LINK Green, New J ork.
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Boarding anil Lodging.

DOARD--A few PEHMA NkkT and
ID DAY BOARDE-S can be accommodated on
Franklin street, second door from the corner OF
Eighth. NO. us. - Its
MRS. MOORE, formerly of 620 Broad
vi street, having REMOVED To 1921 MAIN
STREET, IL prepared 10 accommodate PEhhA-
NENr and TkAN-IssT BrAhEEkS. Her house
being In the centre OF the bu-i n-ss toron OF the
city, and brt short dill lance from me railway
de n0ts persons visiting the city on busiue.s win
Ind II very convenient. TIL. rooms are large,
airy and well furnished, and her table supplied 1t
all times with the best the market affords.
L. 22-3tAR2W
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{, kD-

nlSSOLUTTDN.- 90 partnership
IL OF w J. ANDERSON & BROTHs k is this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons Indebted to the concern, and those
having claims az 4inst It. viii please come for
wa I'd nd settle without delay. Either partner Ia
authorized 10 use the name Of the arm In the set.
Element of its affairs W. J. ANDERSON,
j. T. ANDERSON.
Iniu Ix 4
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TO THE TRAVELLING posLlo'
BALLARD Housg,l
RICHMOND, Va, May "a, 1857.
REDU CTION OF PARE.

The undersigned. determined to keep pacs WIZ
the times and to afford every possible fAellliy 10
tn. travelling public, has rsdnssd the tAIs 20
THREE DOLLARS PER DAY The well, ss hn,si
and wide spread reputation OF this isvnri'e n's.t
render. II unnscss,ary for the proprietor 70 sny
more than that etor, on hts PAT shsl % III.
Ping TO make II equal any nrst. 1855 h.ts' IL 'n
country-NORrH or SOUTH. ,,r,.h.,
II has been recently rehttsd and newly ar @
III rouy hout and moth Lug that can pf"motS ~ ~
fo,t and convenience OF his Hueo" ~ '"A
Grateful for past favors. the undsrsisnea soleio
=. eoii.anu i,S JOHN z. BALLAhD.
II. se an :. Proprietor.
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rALBOTr q BROTHER,

TVALBOIT q BROTHa
.!ASuFACTURERS OF
SrEaM ENGINES SAW MILLS GRI,T MILLS,
HYDRAULIC PRESSES, &C.,
ara again in business corner Cary and seventeenth
stragts, and are prepared 20 larnsh HlCks'S
PATE:;T ENGINE the srest.st hing now ou,.
Also, orr Improved o>c! nLAtisH EI6lNE:
something very simple and any other kind OF
EtGlNE required. All persons wishing 10 buy
will do well 10 call and them before purchasing
= ?--ly
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MULES AND HukS.S.--&,
VI Just arrived a. the bXyHANG SSsr;A
LIVERY AND SALE sIABLES. Frank
WELL -BROkE MULES. ALsoa 10! Of rne YOU "a
Houses suitable for farm purposes, which VIII
ssll at fair prices
Invite tne attention. OF the tanners and plant.
ers OF North Csrolna and Virginia 10 this superior
lot of stock, and promise tasI Satisfaction ns TO
opality and price. lie 2"--tsl J6H: y. DAVIS.
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Public Notices.

---~~~<s<~<~~~~-<-
u EGISTRaTIDN OF VOTERS IN
IL THE FIFTH wARD.-Ths Board nf Regis
tratIon for the Fifth Mngirter,al D,rrict will be
in session from MONDAY, July 3, 1857 until - :
TURDAY, July 10. lse', atths corner OF Broad and
Henry streets. :,
P. II.
reotly t,ken.in by the recent act OF the L'gtsIa-
ture including Bacon's Quarter branch, Sidney,
Holly wood, oregon Hill. &c.
rr w. Q. MANSP ED,
THOMAS G. CLARK,
jy2-1ot Registers.
DEGISTRATION OF VOTERS IN
II THE SECOND WARD.-The Board of Regis
tration for the second masisteral district, known
as Madison Ward. which includes all that part OF
the cit? Of Richmond lying between the west I'M
OF Fourteenth and east linz Of Fourth streets, WIN
be In session from MONDAY the Sth TO the iatn
July inclusive, q. the City Hall.
Hours ofsesson from soclock a; NJ; to p |Ssiock
-. Captain Eleventh United States infantry.
W " III Gssa ALIEN. Registers. ,eae-.,sJy
TO THE VOTERS OF FOURTH
L MAGlSTERIaL DISTRICT, COUNTY OF
session for the above District at ALLST'S PRE-
CISCT from the I'd until the 9th OF July, 1867, in.
elusive, fromsA 4. II. until4P NJ. each day
all persons qualified 10 vote under the provisions
of act If Congress of March I'd. 1887. entitled an
act TO provide Tor Ii mors efficient government OF
the rebel States" and the act supplementary
thereto passed March ed. 1887, are invited TO APP
HENRY .. wARD,
President OF Board.
WILLIAM Fl. ALbERpIcg, Registering Officer for
county.
wiIL,Ax HEsDErcK, Registering Once, for
district; js I-tJ?S
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CHURCH HILL FEMALE SEwI-
~ NARY The exercises Of this School will he
resumed the LAST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER, IN
the sch oolrooms, corner OF Grace and Twep.
ty-ihird etrasts.
MISS EMMA V. WOODEN will again ba
ciated with thu Principal, and every endeavor win
be put iOrh 10 serve the ba-t int. rests # thu pu
pills. JAMES LEIGH 'StS
je 22-lw Princpa
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UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, AT To-
~ GUST GROVE, the former locstion OF Or.
Gessner Harrtson's school. one mile and half
from Greenwood Depot, Virginia Ce' trail r4ilroad,
A lb.'ndrs county, Va, preparatory TO University
of Virginia, in Languages. Mathematics, Natural
Sciences and English branches.
UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA. april ], 1857.
In view Of our personal acquaintance with
Messrs. Fl. N. & a. j Wood We 90 not hesitate
cordially to recommend their sch DOL to the conn.
dencs and patronage OF the public.
s. Manpin, +. H. Smith,
G.. Vepabe, J. 8. Davis,
william u M Gutfey, J. b. Minor,
u ScheIs De We're, J l.. Caball,
b. l.. Glldersleeve, William E. Peters.
Terms: For tuition and boa for ten months,
including fuel. washing and liShts-lst september
to 27th June-S27s In currency, half IN ad vance,
bala' CO let Of February
Only two boys In room. Board In the best style.
For circular, address the Principals at Grssnw God
Depot, Albemarle county, Va
Il. NJ B. wOOD,l p.,.,,,.
ia I'm A. J. WOOD. ('i'1'pa''
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have for all law, we can only thiuk they
will refuse to submit. What then !?
VIII the people be compelled to give up
their choice aud stink back ito their
kennels like whipped sponiols, co* ertug
before the frown of Thad. Stevens or
Ben. Butler
1 wecn not. There is something of
the old spirit of rs left, and if it is
once fairly aroused let the tyrant be-
ware,
They may,havc more money, but the
people have the muscle, brains, l,huck,
and in the long run these arc the win
ming cards.
The cloud OF popular Indignation is
lowering, deeper, darker, thicker, and
unless there is change in public affairs
ere long, it will break out in a storm
that will sweep the Radical leaders from
the face of the earth, consiguing them
to a blacker Hades than was ever
dreamed of in heather mythology, aud
leaving their names to be rescued from
oblivion only by the memory Of their
crimes.
Again we.say, let them beware.
Shall tn arbitration bee by ballot or
bullet ? Nix.
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HORACE GREEIv AHD THE LEAGUE.

+. L ForstEG, Secretary