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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-02-06

'~INthe rural districts in Maine IN
the ladies' d weaEla large pump
kin seed, trimmed with fur, for
a bonnet, the large end in front
to Keep The wind DffGs 42 V
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-02-06
A1EEgg o1THzE f2T H;zaT!Hsfs ETid FIEGs
ESn al tAslnwpOsesof a Laraass!lIed

! Fer all the IEtgpose$Qfa a Laxdase,Aed
IuoiioI bnr sbooi ytcfae.9's,d oissslohW
u'InAEhaps nopng pedicneis sou1niVersaily
e9ep ahy 6efofe 90 universally Td0Bted i1to
use. 10 'eEeryleountfy and among ttit 'chsses,
| as thif mild. but efficient PHI; sHhsaohkjqus
more sneetaaI ' rened = a yiESnisbyUthsfj i fa3so
HhQIhaYetgied itlsnow that Blenreris sthein;
BSRs na reSSl, aSS S8s sh$ NSE Sf kSSs aSa RSSs
dDeB ohes9h does aIway . aiilst n hsveTnAils
thtenRh any fault pr neglee.efltsy yasmRdsi.
tlon. We have, and can show hoQeapdsiVp.
Cd thousands ~ certificates of rreifiRrkabls
lepres of'the foiiowIpg geomplfnIasf but such
cures are knqynin every neighbprhQpd, and
why should we publish them. Adopted Il, an
| ages and conditions in all climatesS eontifhfng
neither cnlomel or S-deleterious drug, they
4 may BE takeh with SAFETY 10y afHboij u gheir
makes them pledtant to take, while being
pufely vegetable no harm eat1 aTibd Hothtlieir.
lruse,,ln any quapgtsYi i COLL n,eJt snidphsj
q, They operate by their powerful inDpenee an
te internal Mscs to PGEfs thS blood aSd
sttructi9ns % The lstomaeh, bogelsn liysrraBd
other organs Of the body, festoRpg tbeiIJF-
regular action to health, !ahd by cotrettlRk,
wherever theyi. eSistI ..sii6h d9rshg gemsIhents
as are the first origin of disssssosi., .,ei .oss
Minute dlreetions, are given IN the wrapper
ess sae Pls SHs tSbaiy fSEs8H %neh
For dyspepsia OF indiesstioAI Listlessnsss,
Lapguo and Loss Of Appetite, they shopld be
taken moderately to siimDlate The stomach
and restore its healthy tone and actitF.fohI
For Laver Complaint and it's vsn0usByf1p.
toms. Bilious Headachep,Sick HeadAehe,
Jaundiee or Green Sickness, Bilious, Cqlig
and Bilious Fevefs, they shoufd be jtidiclots.
" taken for eaohease, 10 correct the Diseased
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-02-06

WHAT is the difference be-
tween a gauze dress and a
drawHs stt999ths One, is, tooth IN
and the, ,otheris tooth out.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-02-06

A Miss PENNY has been turn
ing herself honestly by writing
a book on @Woman's Work and
Woha8s Pay.m n .0 Z
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-02-06

THERE ]; 8 are eight newspapers
Pablisbe3gby the cOloted nfen
in this country. The New Or.
leans ,TribuhShss fheJ largest
circul ation-10,00O COPIES.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-02-06

A FARMER Of Lockport Indi-
ana nsscSpnted(1f1as d(1f1 souhdsgtaiis
of corn on a single ear. That
lis over a1thousand fold. pga
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-02-06

The season for trimming pine
treesis between November and
Febrraagyii pF9pe1thems with
care.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-02-06

READER, did you E ever 'ei'' enjoy y
the: :ecstatic, bliss of courting =?
If you didn't then get ,a,slittle
calamity O " AANN
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-02-06

faEsaaSas. a.. s. ae rspsepisSt
husband after knocking his
wife down-@Come, rest III if NY
bosom, my own sttlrgiGGkAep sttlrgiGGkAep dear"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-02-06
TicRMs 3S1ac'

Below will be found a few
Felectionsfrom Poor Richards
Almanac, the author Of which
is generally known to be Ben
EiaankFrmkRNY NU1
An egg to-day is worth more
than a hen tomorrow.
If pride leads the van, poY.
erty brings UP The rear.
God heals, and the doctor
takes the fees.
y MaryIA mouth, costs her,HSth;
hG IdrsheAedd eddEop psRsf f1eBut
at auother's expense.
He that can travel we'll afoot
keeps a good horse.
, MaT Voc wteeiIWaSSar
makes the most noise.
He that falls in love with
himself will have no rivals.
A false ffiend-and a shadow
attend only when the sun
shines.
If you would not be forgot
teft5asS sdAh Tas5 NOD are dead
and rotten, either write some
thing worth reading or do some
thnk wefth writing aboul.
Nothing dries sooner than q
te ar.
Scarlet silks and velvet have
put outlthe. .kitahep,fre. !
The mistake in public: bust
ness is going into il. ITTNg
~ fhe1dle man Is the devils
hireling whose diet and wages
are famine and, diseases
Kings and bears very often
worry their keepers. .
Beware Of little syRenses; a
smarr leak will sink a great
chip.
A ploughmapo on. his legs is
higher than a gentleman on
his knees. ;
&, He is a fool, that makes his
debtor his heiB.Sa Sn: y,qJ ya.'
Never take a wife. till thou
hast a house to'put her in.
tyHe, that has actsads 0has an
Office Of profit and honor. - =
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-02-06

,ahAbC{1R u bC{1R0sssEs 81 Wisconsin, has a
SKATING "rffk,i Which is said to
have cost $4,000,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-02-06

DIeeoRY says he always re-
spects old age, except when it
comes; mIthe shape ofA ,tepgh
chiekeni JAZZ : "a IHISIu
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-02-06

,rEH TEE %,XHG Virginia papers r. com
tain notices of the death = OF
M.JQhn Henry Of, C6aplotte,
the he lsaslti survivor save 15aI T. Of
the 'I' children aa& flrlSo5f of'o y Patrick
and owner ofAhe. old, iIfamily
q .saionillD ,.asi;S jniIT
seat and burial place of sthe
great eora,0FoI,M u.
.EIs,, .IEa ifAr;r6ffss tuiA;t 5i a brokabb,afeGssda' 1
signthat''a good olookinglglassI
VIII be missing in the house.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-02-06

y : = Z
The following item. of news,
is from the New York Day
Book, clipped from among a
nanbeTrIof, II others IF Eltinad1Ired y
nature, selected with a view to
prove the total depravity of the
negro race:
ga man in Chillicothe, Ohio,
hearingfa comfaosf sfaaiRAiSheh
house the other might, called
out, Who's lthereg eeeived no
answer, and fired into the dark
ness. The next morning a dead
nsgrp sag feand(wi&R a ;ehisk2
en- under his arm"
A very neat little story, but
itjMs tocarry dontisi1n With
it, for the the rFesasRoEn Fles,sR E,. that itawas
the negro who cried out, "Who's
there Rahd dMe white man2that
was found with a ,achicken
under his arm" arn -
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-02-06

Upf olvNol AHN
sale Bffeesof s0hie of'the articles W hieh they
nov offer atSl,,tV In .,,.,Ir tn
Bear, Wolf Ind BhftaIo Robes, tffbni s15 70 $50
t1ets ofFuta, Sable JBrnin9 .6t'l hiiN
Observation-Disclosures. -.1E81ge 90 ITO 100
Ladies' MufSniifnd 81 tto.t y. tbtto 90
ladies' COiidrs'% ~ = a, - % - 10 to 40
,BertgS And Egyptian Clothsiy. sl.,' 10 u
Frenc MeFibes and TShll al. n ol'llO to 10
Cambries Ihlbtt and M6Hhr..h.. Ia' to 10
Balmont and Elliptic Skirts .a.,;e" 2 to Is
Silk and BAeepe1 sl...a.Is..g.. 2 to IS
Sets Fine CdrsAnd Oollers..3..3..... 2 to Is
Pairs Of Ladies' Uorsets ~. 2 to o
Handkershefs, Silks'Plan, Hem
| n stitehed apd;Em6d Linen Lawn;lb,hroIca
''psr h9zel. a.. ~. 6to Is
Ladies NE Cent? Cotton, wSoi. 3fi1 !
enand silk Hoseaud hAlfH ose;
per dozen. pairs -.."..."......-.. to Il
| Ladies' ana Gents krefiio, Cotton '7'f,
P' and Linen Shirts 4 Uhdefshits o.,
each. ..,.. J....9...!,.. b.. "2 to
Coat, vestand PahtAiosn Patterns -, t,., !
1sS GGiS S STsen' %oSsn rsSie sSG SSssn
White and Colored Linen Napkins "u .h
per ,ioA.......... .................. "hi 6tosl2
Mhslins, White and Unbescehd, per yard Is
TO 4Oc. Flahnels; shawls in woolen; sLl kand
Meiiho Nnbias or, Clouds; Woolef, Hoods
Morocco Portmonies Shopping Bags; Wallets;
/ Netrschaun Pipes; Four and Six Blade Pocket
Knives, with pearl, tortoise and ivory handles;
| French Clocks, Glib and Bronze Musical Boxes;
I'Revolyers; Powling Pieces; Fancy Combs.
| Hair Nets, Work Boxes; Silver Card Cases;
| iAL,ums; PANTY and Pocket Bibles; Opera
We have also received splendid assort-
m9lt1 = i' u7 i. ''R ''
iTT77ti ..'' OF, WATCHES, '" ua.'l
Gold and Silver Hunting Casesfor Gents; En-
every pattern and style. Sets 6r.iewelry In ev-
cry variety, Sleeve Buttons, Thimbles, Iockets,
Crosses, Rings Of eyprv kind Bracelets, Gold
'''"' ~ '"h. Pens, &C., &c. s
THE SILVERWARE DEPARTMENT
Comprises Silver Dihingthd Tea Sets, Castors,
Ice Pitchers, Tsble Sp0 6IsI Forks, Tea Spoons,
GobletsS Drinking CnPs, C6iiee Urns, Tea Pots,
Cream Pltnh hSfs, ccngar, BQwlsT Ftplt Bas ets,
Care Baskt CARD BaslSets, ,Fru ISnlyes, Syr-
up Qgps, SAVERS, -Portpphlas, Pie, ,cKiives,
ES sDs fgS S,d s,aoa, aTss %Ss ISSsSs IGSSs Ssp
Gases, SevlTAoora3a SIAu 81
All the.aboye list of articles To 6esoldJofiBl
beaani The expenses are pa id 1by the sale,oi
Coupons OF Certificates naming each artltlesn
t'he stock, and ifs whine; these certificates are
Yepeiosed in ehyei6pes, ril& IA hb, and sufda at
y g5;CESTs BAoB,-6 E(R si--ilsF sFoFsa!
cSH b. @pbtiiSeds II One DollaI.;' 81
lThe.Ayticle Wilt he shown f0' theSholder OF
thai.c Certificate. and it viii be, al his option
wfetherhe pays the dolar6r takeS tha arti!
ce'T not. IN case ,orticleS sentby mail or
express ara lhoLsitiaactbry,i they can be re-
turned and tire money wllsb4 raf fnded.
Every Certificate ehtnles the holder to some
art sIe Of stering value, worth1mpch more
than dollar In proof Of this.
READ n HIS OFFER.
:, ,IQucm haye for any.of our. certificates and
Slrbbt bf tbe following ar1 8lksr so haiti ySu
@ nG pessea wa the ae rued o.
25 cents you paid for II: I
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-02-06

NOTICE TO TEACHERS.-The
IN regular meeting of the Board OF
School ,lEfSamihers. for Viptoh county
will oe held at the Union School
Hbus&daiMcArthIt, Ohio, on tile 1st
and 3D. Saturdays in the. months, of
Mdrch April, May, September Octo--
bers and Movemberj and the 1st SAT-
qrday in, the months Of January, Feb
rhaty, Jdne,, July, August, and De
osTper,, ,ih each, year.. Applicants are
required, by. law, to pay so cts. each,
asa eoAditioni6f eNaniiiiation. Soi'
alEI3(M r, BARNES, Ch'n. suni
ORY1LLEGUNNING,. :,
ang22 mdIMl McGILDINRaY! Cpk
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-02-06

N9msufcaKpxui0 b1O6wn
company so he'hadsbesbhffate
it as good as possible. 's"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-02-06

WHEN the mail boat from
New Orleans arrived at Mobile
with the Japanese, the. distip,
gdished Foreigners q arranged
themselves in the cabin, to see
whether any were missing out
Of the twenty four. The Count
showed that only twenty-three
were present.-All of the Japs
on the boat then counted, with
the same, result. Finally. con
vinced that Uae" Vas missing,
they ran about in wild confu-
sion. Mr.. Marshall counted
them himself, and found them
to number twenty-four. The
trouble had been that each Jap
ad'hegleoted II TO count him
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-02-06

g G GO A1....z- J = "A J 4 !
SAID a poor little girl in the
fourth ward.-of New York, as
she was dying, 81 am glad 1 am
g1i1tg tqdfesibeeaRss nq@fty
Brothers and sisters will have
enough to eat" Nothing could
be written or thought more
simply pathetic OH III
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-02-06

,H16I GfRo9DHAg, new YORK,
AgenbsIfdf RIiSobeah Manufacturers,
Ahppbhse that in yoFskqpShSe )of the over
stocking OF the English market, an immense
a6 Ss SetS
cleared for immediate CASH, at any ikacrfce.
4 Il Co., have, therefore, resolved to offer them
according TO their ordinary kyFiegn OF busi-
ness al 81 each, without regardtoi value.
> 1heaollTing ltsf showJtbS ohgngIkhple-
sale BFieesof s0hIe of'the Articles hieh they
BSsssfSs oaSsds sbnIo aG6sS Sf4tbh siytJ.;O
tIlIa inflFn tAI n khIe.I IHrrniria.Aftl IiiiI
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-02-06
T8E0TIIfOH RECORD.
sRARE4,E,R, .qRIo'
THURSDAY. FEB. 9, 1868.
Supreme Judges.

q eAAA eAzg
THURSDAY. FEB. @, 1868
,tn4HEnxrHttt-=aadite114zsd.-
Supreme Judges.
MBRa aFey&tIpreSeht, eight
.urIAdgesrofo + the,$uprsme Court
of the United States.
,.nGGEAeif IastiseS1 1,SJmaRR P
Chase, of Ohio; salary, $500
Associate J6stlessLN athan
Clifford, Of Maine; Samuel, Mel.
son, Of New York; Robert @
::sGfier, y Of Pennsylvania; David
;sf'ilDsYis,. 4 of Illinois,, Noah W
..a'SwayAe, Of Ohio; Samuel F
Mfller,,''of Iowa; Stephen j
FieHiynf Oah6f6ia. / ESaDAs
sociate Justice has a salary dt
$4,000.
The Philadelphia Press says
"Qf these, men, Chase, Miller
SFayne, Davis and Field, were
appointed by Lincoln; Grier
by Polk; Clifford, by Buchan.
an, and Nelson by Buchanan
or Pierce. The Democratic
TpaftisanI latalNd1on.and ORf
ford, Justice Grier, claimed
son the same side, gave several
opinions during the war that
j, showed himtobS altrde patfi,
,,ot,. Of the five Judges appoint.
ed by2LincoIn, Mr.. Fieldi,is &C.
cepted as a reconstructed
aJdRAsohiany Mr.. DAVIS do a
moderate Republican, whose :
name has recently been men.
-Tfbned asa C'-IolnrseryaGye can
didate for President; while
.ss:Messrs. Of, 4. Chase, Swayne, "a and
Miller are avowed members of
1.-The Republican party. 9 The
full number Of Supreme Judges
is nine, but the death of Hon.
James NJ. Wayne, Of Georgia,
appointed by President Jack.
ssPn, il in 1885, has reduced the
'hGmber to 'efght." ""' V''''' 80
.hlh d, recent contamination n
to the e'ohicagd )dSdtnat5 LONG
John WENTwoRTH says"a%ith
great truth: .G,,, oisrsas&
.: .. aThe Republican partyimust
prove itself as sound upon f.
nance, taxation and economy,
asit hasrtipon wan and recon
struction. Grant has begun
ItheMosk noba4 in the War De-
partineht, and Republicans are
!at9s hostileto him afhah DEM
,ocratS who do not labor every
where To reduce retrencEb aud
economize- hoItwas not its re-
construction policy that caused |
the, reverses 10 the Republican
organization last fall On the
contrary, it was. that policy
that gave it all the support it
Sh@a4 aIt rallied Die 1philaR-
thropic, the wise and the just
to its support. Its reverses
were caused by distrust on
the Part of many good. citizens
thinking reconstruction safe
in the hands of the present
Congress) of the ability of the
Republican organization to
Keep itself from the control. 6f
men who. were opposed to the
policy OF General Grant in re-
ducingpublicI expenditures to
what they were before the war.
Those citizens-will all return
to the Republican organization
when its action zHaHA z HAptoYe it
self as favorable to economy
asfto liberty" 80 ''" .','.'' Lev ."
= ThE following item. Of news,
is from the New York Day
Book, clipped from among a
namberyof others Of .E4indred
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-02-06

cold and Silver Hunting Castsfor Gents; En-
every pattern and style. Sets 6riewelry in ev-
cry variety, Sleeve Buttons, Thimbles, Lockets,
Crosses, Rings Of evprv KIND, Bracelets, Gold
,rttl'l ~ 70 fFff lDano Ao .TSL
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-02-06

FARMERS wanting the BEST HAND LOOM Il
liiafar AAligk ~ J6ts dk doth! alnuM procdrs NEN
JENiIALLS, with late Improvements. IL Is simple
sSiS&s, 2alSTsSs VIII itiit, GiisEa%b Zoo,
COMPANY, Cincinnati, D. O1hee removed to 100 Copr
'trest, between Race and Elm. ~ SrUt N9'f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-01
LOCAL MATTERS.

GENERALscHoF1ELD LEAVES RICHMOND >
General schofeld will undoubtedly accept
the Office of Secretary-of War. He left
Richmond for Washington on Saturday
morning. accompanied by Colonel j, a.
Campbell and Lieutenant Rathbone, of his
personal staff. Colonel 4Wherry will leave
this morning, and it lis understood that Co.
lionel Campbell will return to report to the
General who is to be assigned to duty here.
The papers, &c., at headquarters are
ready to be turned over to General scho-
fields successor when he shall make his sap-
pearance. In the mean time the Office is in
charge of Colonel Sc. Chalfn, Assistant
Adjutant- General. .ss~tg !, ..,--s -sr..,-,.. j..
Before his departure Saturday morning,
General Schoield was waited upon by q
number of well-known citizens, who ex-
pressed their belief that he had, carried out
the reconstruction laws faithfully ), but had
borne as lightly as possible upon the peo-
pie. The General said that he would al
ways-remember with pleasure his Virginia -n1lilaa
experience.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-01

The. FEDERAL MEMoR1AL CELEBRATION
The 30th Of May -haFing- been selected by
General Logan, efgthegG Grand army Of the
Republic, as the ~1 Union Memorial Day, y
the branch of that organization in Rich
mond celebrated It as such on Saturday.
The memorial exercises took place at the
National Gemetery,r on, the williamsburg
road, about two miles from Richmond.
Here six thousand two hundred Federal SOL
diers sleep their, last sleep-seme Of them
fer: from where they fell; for by special
enactment the United States Congress
has provided for the care: Of the Union
dead .s' Money and labor have made
this cemetery a beautiful spot. It .is laid
out with great regularity in sections, and
the head-boards are planted in rows with
true precision. Every grave is covered by
a green-turfed mound. The neat wooden
boards are painted white, and in some
cases bear the names Of those whose bones
are lying below but two-thirds Of them
simply bear the inscription, q Unknown o.
8. Soldiers, u or 80 Unknown D. s.. Sol
'diers.':'. In the centre of: the cemetery is q
tall mound, upon which is erected q plat
form, over which the stars and stripes are
continually flying. On Saturday the flag
was at half-mast.r AT different spots by
the side Of the gravelled walks are shield
shaped wooden tablets bearing appropriate
poetical Inscriptions We give one or two
specimens !
s'The bugle's wild and warlike blast Ets7gssi
- Shall muster them no more; -S
An army now might thunder past,
~. And they not hear Its roar.
The starry flag meath which they fought
On many bloody day,
z From their graves shall rouse them not, pa
For they have passed away" 800 :
Another: " ~ s.5Z IS. =.
2-t'F1ung to the viewless winds, sS1S52 r.5.'
sas Or on the waters cast,
90 Their ashes shall be watched -. T. -
And gathered at the last: -s
While from their sacred DUST Z
1------@A Around ts-atd above, ,------------
Shall spring aprecious, seed
Of M1tnpasns f0f End,31
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-01

The MENoRIAL GEtEBRaTIoa.-We omit
ted, Saturday o1nUtiee fhat the graves of
soldiers il. the Shockoe Hin Cemetery were
dseora4ed with flowers. Among them was
that Of William I. Anderson, Q gallant fol-
lower, Of ! StoneBa1 jackson, who fell at
Malvern HILL. A little, niece daughter Of
Captain co1e) laid q pretty floral offering
on this grave. = ',s'1st.5s--f j.
The grave Of General Waiter H. Stevens,
one Of the most popular soldiers in the
Army of Northern Virginia, was visited by
many ladies and gentlemen, and received q
bountiful share of the flowers. sF.,is{t
The graves Of the North Carolina soldiers
were decked with flowers sent for the pur-
pose by the ladies. Of rGreensboro,. The
contributors were: Mrs. "A. P, ,Eckle, Mrs.
Lyndon Swain, Mrs. r. W. Glenn, Miss
Eugene Edwards, Miss Clara Edwards, Miss
Mary Morehead, Mrs. j. B.,Balsey, Mrs.
Seymore Steel, Mrs. Jessie a. Lindsey, Mrs.
Letitia Walker, Miss Ellen Westbrook, Mrs.
Cyrus T. 4MendenhaH, Mrs. William Swan,
Mrs. B, 81. Lambert. 1890 zs i; ia - - ,it :. ,- Z s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-01

THE DOCK. oBsTRUcTIoNs.--Mr. Mahony,
SUPERINTENDENT Of the dock force, has &C.
cured an order to procure the city dredging r
machine, and will put it to work i TINS morn
ing at the sand bar alluded to q feW,days
ago. Tbe machine belonging to the James
River and KanaHha Company will also pc
put in operation, and by noon to-day u is
expected that q channel will be cut through
the bar deep enough to allow any Fesseis
now in the dock to.pass out. o. G.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-01

! iANH1vERs1aY Ann ERs1aY CELEBRl RlTioN. The Rich
mond Turnverein' will celebrate their eie-
zenith anniversary atVauxhan Islandzto-
day.TIT The Gymnasium Asseciati ion and YIirr 8
ginia GesangyereiR win take part in the
exercises. With such d combination 8
lively time may be anticipated. Mr. Fred.
HofIe is announced to.deliyer anoration.a Z
The members Of the gymnasium are re-
quested to meet at their headquarters ct S
p. M. :.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-01
L's'ssf BY wellington pddint !, i
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
T,HE yALUABLE GRIsT MILL

THE VALUABLE GhIoI MIII iIS M
4 ADAMs,s VALLEY ON THE CENTRAL
EU.RGAD DEoTH-DISTANT BETWEEN ITS
DEPoTsAND WORKSHOPS FOR sALE,-4Ast' sALE,-
the reduest of Mr. Lewis Hanna twhose ill.heath
his yaluabIe GRIST MILL,z located as above, In
Guiding the land covered by the race and tns pond
Theml Is In fair running order, and can grinoapn
Is So Constructed that by the expenditure q, q
small sum it can grind honr. The Location os ghs
the yisai ti.t ts can grind and the ABILITIES for
receiying corn from the railroad are unsurpasseft
Bacon Quarter branch q sHeyef-faiiiag stFeafny
supplies the mill With water fsSough ghcat the yeafx
Terms reasonable. Apply ~, |, ~, },
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-01

MAYoR's CouRP-MAYoR CHAHooN PRE-
siD1NG-SA ATURDAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Miller, for stealing aset of harness, saddle,
&C., from John H. Mckenzie, was sent to
the chain-gang fortwenty days. sita {
George Reakin, charged with trespassing
on the premises of st. Marks Orphan Home,
and attempting to take forcible. possession
of child, and assaulting John 7. Vanner-
son, was fined S15, in default of which ne
was orderedtoleave town, with the aiterna-
tive Of. q term, in the chain-gang. .sa,s
Joseph August alias Frank Johnson,
charged with being suspicious character,
was discharged. s.I3
Elijah Saunders fnegro) charged with
having in his possession . lotsof dry goods
supposed to have been stolen, was dis
charged, the goods being retained.
Salliei Liggon and Maria Bra1on inc
groes) were fined 81 each for fighting.