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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-07

BERLIN, November 5.-Herr Torchen-
brek has been. reelected President Of the
Chamber of7Deputies.
DIR. Jacoby, an eminent Liberal states
man, has announced his withdrawal from
the Progressive party. -,
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AGRICULTURAL.

TSoRN SHELTERS, CUTTING BOXES,
W CHURNs, WELL FlXTUkEs-the best
patterns southern manufacture for sale by
ALLISON q ADDISON,
NOT $50 e 1870 Gary fYeet.
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sassRsEs AMn uETE. Es.

~~~~-~-~I~~~~----~->-~
Jules AND H0RSES.-I have ~
I91 now on hand twenty -four young aDd[sez-A
well-brcke MULES ard four fine MAKES. All or
any of which will sell Very low and on credit OF
three or four months, to close out the lot Apply
at Virginia Stables. -,~
= ocl4 JAMES q. JDhSSON.
CPECIAL EOTICE.-JUsT AR-M
10 RIVED and for sale at the Elk Es;zs.A
CEtNQE LIVERY AND SALE STA "
BLES, Franklin street, ONE HUNDRED aa6saa; =.
YOUNG MULES, FIFTY WE'LL. StOhE
MULES, and TWENTY YOUNG NARESI snlta,
BILE for farming purposes ali OF which VIII De soa
at reduced prices and on the most ACCOMMODATING
terms. [se ~ John h. DAVIS.
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t A GRAND MASTER ON MASONIC sADyER-
T1sEMENT. THE following wholesome ex-
tract lis from the annual address of Brother
Elisha s. Fitch, Grand Master Of Kentucky,
TO the Grand Lodge, q fswsdays since: &, s.
While on the subject Of tnmasonic
practices, We regret to Shy there are dome
Masens who seem to have no higher regard
for our symbols than to use them as ON adj
vertising medium-often vending their.
wares and merchandise under cross-keys,
cross+pens, or cross-swords displaying the
Masonic lights over the doors Of their bust
ness-honses, or using as trademark the
all-seeing eye or some other popularity of
the craft; and sometimes they do not hesitate
,to. emblazon on their signboards almost an
entire section of the Masters carpet, to
attract the patronage of the unwary crafts
man, who may vainly imagine that he may
find o real brother In the very ostensible
Mason within. s
We regard this as q most disreputable
practice, and o gross perversion of the
legitimate use Of our, Masonic emblems |;
and the Mason who would thus attempt to
make speculation out Of his utilization
with the Order not only stultifes himself,
but, also merits the seyerest censure of his
brethren and az am not aware of any
previous Legislation on this subject in this
jurisdiction, ] would respectfully suggest
that you take some steps to arrest this
growing evil, which has not only been justly
rebuked in other Jurisdictions, but which
has also received the animadversions and
ridicnle of the world at large. -"
Akin to, this, but not quite as offensive
perhaps, is the practice, SO very common
as to be no longer distinctive, of displaying
Masonic jewelry upon the person; but this
prevailing fashion of the times has become
so very indiscriminste, extending even to
the juveniles in the land, that we presume
it will correct itself under the influence of
this justly-deserved sburlesque."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-07

MONTHLY SCHOOL REPORTS printed
W. In the beat style Of TIE sst = tss DtsAL
0EEICE. .
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The above valuable remedies are prepared oy us,
and the taste modified with agreeable flavoring.
j. BLAIR, Pharmaceutist,
ocn s25 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-07

4 ANCETS,-Thumb and Spring-best
AZ % u maAerS' i0r s"le " DOVE q MOsELEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-07

COD LIVER OIL with Iodine and Phosphorus
COD Liver OIL with Bromine andPhosphorus.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA, GA, November 6.--Seventy
counties heard from give 10000 Demo-
cratic majority.
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Gen. Mcclellan bas gone to Florence, from W
change. The dsy before h;s departure he was en-
tertained at dinner by the archduke.
Lord Stanley. the possible premier Of England
after his father, Earl Derby is about forty years
Of age, and Is at the head Of foreign affairs in the
present cabinet. In manner. he Is very grave and
a1sfere. On the occasion OF the cable banquet
where mirth and hiarity were the order OF the
evening. Stanley was strict as beadle. Az an
early hour he requested TO be excused. NOV"
said bis father the earl 1--WE can have some
fuu--the old man has gone ~ -te
Senator Chandler and family. OF Michigan, are
thus personaled Ia the Boston Post
"The notorious Chandler. Of Michigan, has an
only daughter, whose debut In society was cele
brated lest Wednesday, by what's described as one
Of the most brilliant parties OF the season. The
your 2 lady, we learn, declined to come out 10 q
hired house, and the senator was compelled to
purchase one for the satisfaction OF his daughter
arislocratic notions. Then came q demand for
private carriages and establishment, which, after
grumbling, was acceded to. Then the coachuan
and fooiman must be dressed 10 livery, and the
house servants the same, with the family initial
on their silver buttons. These were extorted from
the fond fathers purse tits said, only by threats
of indefinitely postponing the debut IN case they
were not granted But she had her way, and the
party vas given, with six hundred Invitations and
great splendor. Miss Chandler is described as q
fair brunette II such is conceivable, with
golden locks slightly powdered with silver! With
WIN rare ex0ucz
servants (his OWN in livery, with the family
initial y the tastes Of the Republican senator and
his ambitious family seem 10 have been amply
gratihsd.'
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oRArp courcrL r Axpnn.

3. n. Todd, H. p, Grand Master New Orleans.
Hy \ sw~sy p, Depuy 0rsna Master, New Orleans
John W. yosss T., mustrous Grand Master. Shreveport
John Q. oody, q. r, Conductor Of work. Fr2Akiil-
h Brssn. a. O. of ths Guard. Nee Or~>ak
Josepb r Henos, a Treasurer, sew Orleans.
Qua soofag, q. Recorder, New 0rsAn2
Row ThA ,. Lawson. a. Chaplain, New oresnh
H. p. buckley, q. Conductor. New Orleans.
= L Bruce O. Steward. New Orleans
Essstua Wells. q. Sentinel. New orlsanA
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mAsoNTC.z

J. ": Ihcx NcNcn1y. 0Dwoo0X ST 1
uounf Ixnkuou LODGE no ~
soesrs v. n; \ H ssaal. ~; w s'''> J. v; :"
: -su,,v ronor no M
unity, ostahouA Parish. Ia 49,
NJ wn Dale aW.' = S''''AA-sh = Va : = -
~. nss-ssay' vxrwxA Lcp0E m ~ I
49, I.
vienna $1,000 -. ~,-s---.s = u,..
~, 5 s' =, = - - = - II
SPARTA LODGE NO. o. sH 3
spsr4s B,snvine Psri.h La omcsrs-c. h. Murphy. v.
n A ssali' VIII H. Alien >. W.; = G. H'''s ss''e
- CASTOR LODGE NO l0 tnr
c..,or c.,dx.u p.,,.b =. omeer.-V. Z. D. ors7s.-
,.sdt W NV. r. Nests1 a ": A. ,. Wood. JW.: 4
Rsynsrd. sscrss.ry.
u.pp1.ovprpo v<nox M nm
Hnr.sou. CsssbeuIs P.rsh Ia. Ne rssurnA .,slf1
URN LODGE NO III
toskssits onAsa,,A fsnan "a Inc S'9P
, ,ss, Nina - ss.rst.r,' = ~
BARTHOLOMEW LODGE NO. III
Plantersyn AoIehouss Parrish. a omesn-,onn 10
crosy' y. =: 'no ~ 5><s'' ~ = W. W
THOMAS JErrERsor LODGE NO. lls 81,
spesrsvills. unios Parish. Ia omssrs-w. L sps~s.
". |; O. r. Carroll. & W.; b ?. Hansu. J. WsB- v
Hayes, Secretary
SHREVEPORT LODGE NO. nk
Shreveport La omesn- n. y. fsssH ". h-;.':
Jacobs s. W.; B. r Barker ,. WI 'no' W AAn'' SEQ
ret@zy. .o.m.ronov xo ma
AoAv ... 1870 W ~ -,
ws,bsrs W. navid n Barrow. ". d. schlstsr. y
W.;John Msroos. sscr.s.ry. So - "a
xuronn roman vo M
x.,,,sc s..,rr,sss ra.. a.son RsSr. parish. L. ON
..r~y esrd,er w Nj i rresman- a W.:Ps
Har,,son. j ". 10 A. roiliou sserstsry.
--7'7- ~ =
-. 49,. 49,.
Sua, oi>''o'n' .'", - 1s :. ~ =. ~ ~ " =
$780, - ,sls'''' . "' . = [" ''- . "'''' =
a pEERF1ELD LODGE NO Ia
peerneo. osiIon railss Ia. 500
,.. D sssa- = s. asss'. . v" oA-' =
LISBON LODGE NO. In.
Lisbon, cisloorns raI's1, La 800.
s-I- :. = "'s'A >'-s-' = "'' =
hAokAf LODGE NJ IA
h1ssoia nlsns'ns rsrA1, =. nsss. ~
s..s.. u '''''' "' =, .
LIBERTY LODGE NO Ia
1sssn, pes0s' r'e sns ~ S s.s s v ~
y. q harrison o NJ 4 - . Nj e'''
see'e'ay rrrrrRrowN ronox va 12x
x.p...,,. -, r,,,.,.,. p.r,., =. om..r.-a =
xor,-,s.a W NJ. r 7 psrb,. w.: q s. Paine. y w:
Tho. = cs,ins. sscrst.rv Is
z PEARL RIVER LoDeE NO. IN
Shady Grove Washington Parish, La oheers-James
= Rs,r,r IS s.r,.tarv. y - =
= AsAA''' $50
ARCADIA LODGE NO. Ia
Arcadia, B'snv,i's r'I,'n, La s.,.',1n s'ssa
., ol'se, S'''' Vs. :" --''''- = - -
an'' oec'''-',. -
ofhlro hill LODGE ". III. 49, =
spnns n'', .e'1 r.N Sl' ",.' r. ra.'ss'- M
! w Hontips Secretary
= '''p-''''' ..'s-,,. 1ztes
DA"sor AoD4r NJ ~
W g,sa.a. : w ~. us,.~ Ts.,.
a.. - - -. s'-' = go = - =
- 49, SOLOMON LODGE NO. lsI
,..a-..h ..a,.. <,.x-,n p.vs.h l.. oo..~--robo.ur
80 80 - - - - = - : = : -
V''--' ts,1 vurror1 rsr,av ,ro n,
,,--.-,-- - ,-.--.---.
SIMON mn, Sn'sa w r, a. N WA. ws,s.
Secretary.
WARkES LODGE NO. IL = "a
Wnnsbero, Franklin Parish La Odcers-Jos. Pittt. "
Secretary.
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Planters and country merchants are aware that
staple dry goods have advanced largely. l.. II.
Gardner 4 Co., are offering them at fifteen per
Common street.
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GhAEU tJ<rlolOnt D RI ~ q Lnlnil-r EJO
s. NJ Totd. SD. Grand commander IN Chief NV Orleans
John Claiborne SD. First Leuieaant Commander. New
0rleans stf .l..l.t
Fulxenes Riea~ SD. Second Lisusualt Commander New
Orleans
sohn l.. Lewis, ga, Grand Constable, New Orleans
John o. Smith. SD. Grand Adrniful New Orieenz
Samuel r. Wslks<, ssd, Grand Minister Of State New
Orlesns-
Dr. james O. Bsschsior s,d Grand chaacsllsr, New Or
lesns-
Ben De slvr. ssd Grand Amonsr, New Orleans
Emmett d. Craig. SD. Grand Registrar New Orleans
John E Mcclure SEQ. Grant Keeper sf 8. and A., Nov
Orlesna
VIM NJ Perkins. SD, Grand Treasures, rew Orleans
by. r. ewssey, sd Grand Prlmaie New Orleans
T. Solomon. 50, Grand Provost. New Orlesus
James , Scot. sd. Gran4Experh New oreans
james O. wnlnsr, s2t Grand Assistant Expert. rew
orleAnk
Jean LAmar7s. SD. Grand Besnssnior. Eev o-isanx
Angel Martin, SD Grad Bearer OF the B. Ess Orleans
Bruno De Lucss ga Grand Master Of the Guards New
Orleans.
william O. chamb#IIu. sd. Grand Chamberlain. Ss~
orieana
Daniel y. scrueez. nd. Grsnd Steward, New Orleans.
John Melton, sd, Grand Aid-ds- Camp. New orls2ns
I. Carroll, sd. Grand Tyler
Grind Annual Cemnuniession. Second "Wednesday IN
January.
Stated sssnss ns March. ash June s.s sspssmbsr and
nth Decenbr.
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ARTICLE vi.

srcrroxl II shall be ths Manager to keen
cause 10 be fspt found books, the Of
psDy record Of the proceedings transactions
courts property, business and a2irs well full aud
complete Of the receipts and disbursements Thereof
He shall moreover Of the Comp any, and
keep . cash Of The banks banking
ranes OF ety. subject 10 the the Board
Control and OF the Company and to
be authorized and enpovered dr<~ cheeks be
sounesiered ~ the Secretary, and transact all banking
sro 2. shall be the duty o. the Manager Of said
Company exhibit be exhibited 70 the stockhod
efs required by them all the BOOKS papsr
and belonging aid Company and also
before the twentieth OF each month
detailed the buness and Affairs Of the Company
durit the preceding month
Irc IN the event the resignation perm
or ath the Manager he Board II Control shall
distey sppsnt Manager pro tenn who shall
rs snnpai eetng thereafter Of the Stock
odsss which meeting the stockhoders shall 10
manager from them elves hstha be subject
%
Of The Manager the Aforesaid Board Of Con
t5en have power Manager
At the meeting OF tbs Stockholders OF the
Compa the Manager make OF such matters
tine he deem expsdsat and for the
interest Of the mpsny which Getting each share Of
stock IN the said mpany sail be entitled vote al
matters brought before H.
Src 5. The shall hive p0w-r 20 appoint
serresry other employees annually and sener II
vacrnciee suhject the approval OF
Bosrd If Contrib he sad So
other employ time. without the sanction Of said
Board
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HOUsE-FURNIsHING GOODS.
CHEPARD. ABBOTT n CO.
IS CAMP sRrEEr.

wsrespectfuiy call the attention public
assorted stock Of
cR0oKERy. CHINA, GLASS WARE AND HOUSE
FURNISHING GOODS
which offering at greatly reduced prices FOR DASH
City Country Buyers would do wei 70 call and examine
cur stock end PlICES before making their purchases
SHEPARD, ABBOTT CO,
- Caunp street
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Fifty dollars sloat elliptic sewing machine
Triumphant. Highest premium Louisiana State
Fair. For sale at 81 Canal street.
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Shepard, Abbott Il Co., IS Camp street, ar,
selling their stock at greatly reduced prices.
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lMAsoN1c.

n ~ I'll D.
). ~, n,.-, e.-, y. - - 7
coLUnBIA LODGE NO iss-
cesunhiA Caldwell Parish. - .s,.,es n asr,
A;s. F'Yane' = Y. 80 .s..v' ~, ,.s
LAKE CHAkA1S kocSn w. o. a,
LAhs Charles. Na1cnnosoe 49,. "a ~ 80. Nv.
Aocihe, n = A = w, = = - - :" -
D =. hssd s'eEs',1y. -
ExCkLu0k LOUIE NJ 100.
Grand Lodge Han. Ss~ or'ssu. onesr-E w L s'oo -
". n; u D cr-whsd. . WI = D. o'fos'' . We -
ws'<' Secretary
LWN"0oO LoDos NJ ''f
Brbls House 10 Camp st'sss Nov orssrs : n.
VIM xopuh, !" "ms X "n'A-el' . W. = -
ward ;. W.; henry Aoe''
~ W M Samuel Bern,,en, 3 w.; r. saunAte. J. W.;
David Hardy, Secretary
HhYNEsvrLLE LODGE NO. le9.
r7sxr.svine C,ssborns Parish La ofoers-H. w. Kirn
na1rr< ~ n ~ A Naddox g. W.; p. Q. Collier, J. Vs.
- q CsDs,.nd Secretary. ,,f
oRus LODGE NO ITO d
go. ~~~< $780, vter. and Robertson Streets New
Cons' 'ssss : oss,'rd ~: wall. awt
= 60 r-s~. T. Isr.sa sscret,rv
= - =. = y. :. -<>,><.-, - -, =. 49,
kosAos LyDvn ~. ~
New or1eans. once.s-to.*'x = .,e'. ,,,,, So.
krsnss 3 WI onss f'scH' o W. oA.'
sAy. rr1or roDcr NO. IN
- r-~'~-s r. - ~. a., r.
re~ olxs1ss V.os,s-e a. n n'o~n. :" - -. IS, -.
Passs, s. viii B. xeiin J. W. chas A''snhsims' Score
ORIENT LopsR NO. It's ~
o-x,s.. r,,u n oa,sx-r d uow,.~ WV.
xzsra. Secrs<arv : 81
DANTE LorGE NO. ia
Polar Star Hail. corner Rampant and History streets. n q
orcers- Grisseppe Ls,z.o W. NJ, o. D. h'ssi D vi U
B. bossio =. W. = Dshz<o'icn' 9ceIe'a'y'
ANTE CITY LODGE NO. i75-
Anits City, 81 Helena Parish, La. OslesEs-ChNes s.
Stewart ". n John n. Moore. SW.; n W. W. Fe'nonJ
~ Tar. urn &
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WASHING MADE EAsH
BowMANs PATENT TRIUMPHANT

Premium recommended BY the Loussns State Fair- OF
1868 20 the AMERICAN WASHING COMPOUND, the
greatest AID best invention Of the age and house wifes
friend. washbosrds and machines entirely cut Of
date Instead Of consuming whole day in tedious washing,
II be dsne In from hours with tia American
Washing compound. Wherever Il has been used the old
fashioned Soaps comparatively only
One Quarter the price Of the dashionsd Soaps and be
used with hard son water with perfect II win not
ijure the clothes In the slightest possible II VIII
entirely Remove Grease Spots and Paint and the
clothing II saves labor; time money IL
patience 1t the best thing In the world. and meet
ing with universal appreciation It only needs trial to
vince any Of its utility and economy II you do
Jour washing nice easy quick cheap try the
Washing Compound. and you will be without For
sale BY CIV. W. GOODWIN, Agent
: Conner cnston,h nnsa and Patars strast and
Grocsrs and Druggists eener.liy
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UNITED STATES Or AMERICA.
ss.s. or LOUISIANA. orr OF Esv o.r.A1..


e rs sss 81 ss ss "a
end o. the sssrndsoes Or the pn''sa . st,ss .s sss
= sss si ';ss' 1 Ss 1s ana f:s s's
esrii:. isssa.:s .sssss.d Va: :ssss;
sssules Of Louisiana relative 70 the ogxni.a
ssIss sns % ~ Sss sxss and bind
and fhoss whom they represent % form them
parpos and ne stipulation regulations sad obs.
lions following. iowa;
oTpsss sHs AZ e s SsEssT :a b e. "a
hereby established city Of New Odesns and 10 shall
s ns s ss s
provided Il shall have seal with device u2ea
The and the name Of the Company upon the margin
shsrsoE
reoecs company eons.ruc. oshsrwss pro
lines q Steamship, 70 Be osnsd sad nsses in the city
or p rts en- The Asisn:is sesss Gull o. Nssiso.
The manager q ssa shall be re proper psrssa IN
In the said Company may be Interested
u: ss A;ss SAC e
paid before he signing q shs's p,s.sa.. waiA
lion. Il shs should be required By tw AiIds sapi'a
ARrcLE w.
The an-irs ofmd Company shah the direction and
msnss emsz Edwad Higgins who may time have
a1nr he The conpsny saet 70 the sp
povai OF the Board Control who shall act Board Of
Agents assist ransaens the business Of said Company
~ ARTICLE "
s re y s. meetings s. g.: Of I
ncng the rst Tuesday IN February 1892 a. which
Res ~ .ere - Directors or he ensuing year Who shan Goa
sises and Of Control witch the said Manager
until The election Of Desso aers
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or NE expiration o. tss ssd term Q. twenty I'VE Yeas
amsjorty kbolders capital shall have power
De- S ss q sf 81. pS E 81
e ppm 40 Ok hs and sondsa q the ALE o
Its affairs 70 the beet advantage
ARTICLE VIII
1hreeouhs Of the stockholders In capital shall have the
power wind settle the business and Affairs Of said
an, on ssnr-s % ss se 81 "a giving
sixty days prev aoce in of the published
- ''' ''''' ARTICLE TX.
An transfers OF stocks shall be made IN TIE ONCE Of tbs
and s ns~ s saSs s IL fs' .
act q to .ss: y all the terms eonao.s and sip
made and adopted In pursnHncs thsreox
ARTICLE K. M
No sachhelder shall be held liable or responsible
for the contracts q h sa: .,o q ;sd CspmPsay be
Company the effect rendering the charter nall
Of his stock therein
The said Company shall and be sued IN It's corporate
and capacity and plead and be impeaded accordingly
" ARTICLE XII
The following rsusd s ssockhOlders in said Com
psny such entitled the number Of shares PLACID
J. Smith. VIM. Creevy, Jno rmstrong, Thos B: Lee
s sS Shropshire JosD Ea%S York
Harmon Doane y. H. Bradshaw, David McCoars, Keunett
Begart and others-
ARTICLE KILL
The Board Of Control shall be 10 receive urthsr
subscriptions to said Capital stock until the amount sub
scnbed shah have reached the aforesaid Of million
I, ARTICLE XIV.
This Association shall operation as the sum
Of Fy Thons nd Dollars shall have been subscribed for
And in conclusion the stockholders herenbefore named
confirmation Of the aforesaid stpnations covenants
ordained and established By the present
hercnbefore mentioned and that elect only
Subscribe their Il respectively.
I'D AL q
The day month and year frst above wen IN the
Of Geo Csrk ndF McC Swain competent witnesses
hsreunto sign their with said parties and notary
John Pemberton, r. Rign@y, Geo. W. Manson,
lillian Creevy, MARSHALL Smith. @. II. Bradshaw,
jas hcClosksy, ~ Bradbury. N ID. Edward Hggins.
Jno. Armstrong, Edx. A Torke.
EDWARD IVY, Notary Public.
In presence Of Geo. Clark r. Nee. Swan
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A RAT IN A CAR.-Commodore Vanderbilt is
likely TO get into serious trouble II the Albany
Express Is good authority. fat woman IN one
Of the coaches on the Hudson River Railroad has
had q serious time with a rat. as the following
narrative win show. few days since, just after
the express train had left Castleton Tor Albany,
rat ran from one corner Of the car amid the feet
Of the passengers. AS soon as Il was known that
there was rat on the floor Of the car considersr
BILE excitement took place among the ladies, and
crinollne took a sudden rise.
The passengers struck at Mr.. Rat with their
canes and umbrellas as be lodged from one side
of the car to the other. but without any eject
the old rat successfully avoided all the kicks and
thrusts and disappeared under the seat of q fat
woman, who sat at one end OF the car half asleep.
self-appointed committee Of one, backed up BY
the fat lady the proprieiy ofrisng TO enasle them
to find the rat. Now It IL no easy matter for a
two hundred and thirty FOUNDER, encountered by
huge mass Of crinoline, cloaks, shawls, etc., %
rise at moments notice, therefore she declined:
She was duly informed Of the state OF affairs, and
Of the critical position. which she occupied IN the
eyes OF the public at that moment. 3
Again she was requested 10 rise, but postis ly
refused. Various suggestions we're thrown gu a.
to the rats whereabouts, which made the fat
3 ~ SPLASH like fun blown rose" FfrF
and to get Ger eyes open. All the passengers
seemed TO have IDEAS Of their own, which were
quite amusing. tFFr a-
rutIcr uccI H
And the braycst held tbair breath
For time" 1888, I
But that time was decidedly short, for at this
point the lady In question gave q roll which
made the car fairly groan. and with one or two
spasmodic kicks the two hundred and fifty
poupder shot off her seat like sky rocket
upsetting bandboxes and satchels, and landed
about six feet from her seat upon an old man
whom she nearly smothered besides knocking
off his wig and otherwise dissrranging his toilet
Upon which he remarked to himself that she
had better Join the constitutional convention and
learn to be more quiet Alter vigorously shaking
her dress, amid the laughter Of the passengers,
she regalned her seat, and the huge mass com
menced TO settle in her place. and quiet was once
more restored, when one Of the passengers, whose
mirthfulness seemed 70 be somewhat largely de-
velopee, burst iuto laugh The effect was like a
spurk m magszinc. Afbs whole oar exploded,
and the fat woman joined In and laughed as heartily
as the men. Her jolly old sides shook up aud
down, and the car springs vibrated. keeping exact
time until the arrival at East Albany. Bat Whist
became of the rat is the question.
Planters and country merchants are aware that
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