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P o + &c A I
"Giye to Him that Asketh Thee,

II the poor man pass thy door,
Give him Of thy bounteous store,
Give him food and give him geld,
Give him shelter from the cold
Aid him his lone life 20 live,
For tbs angel-like to give.
Though world riches though h.-t not,
Give to him OF poorer lot;
Think thee Of The widows mite.
Ii the holy Masters sight
|, ~ss more, thousand fold,
Than the rich mans hoard 0: .old.
Give, it is the better part
Give to him, 'the poor in hcsis;'
Give Of love in large degree.
Give o. hope and sympathy,
Cheer 10 them who sigh toriorn,
Light 70 him whose lamp i gone.
Give the haired wanderer room,
he. h'n gently TO the tomb !;
lie, him not in frieniless cline
Float adown the tide of time;
Hear the mothers lonely call,
She, the nearest one OF all.
And the lost. abandoned one
In thy pathway 10 not shun;
Of thy kindness she hath need
Bind with balm the bruised reed:
Give and gifts above all price
Shall be thine IN Paradise.
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A wag, upon visiting medical muse
um, was shown some dwarfs aud other
specimens of mortality, al preserved 10
alcohol. WELL said he Il never
thought the dead could be in such spirits =
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The attachment of some ladies 50 their
lap-dogs amounts in some Instances to in
fatuation. We have beard of lap-4oe
biting piece out of a male visitors leg.
Her mistress thus expressed her compass
.i"n: Poor little dear creature. hope
it .il not make him sick p
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A poverty stricken gentleman. being
aroused by his wife one night with the
cry, Get up, John, there's a rohber IN
the house, calmly answered, .'Hush {
don't let us disturb him. Let him ran
sack the house. and if he fnds anything
Of value, we'll then get up and take il
away from HIM"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-09-03

There is this difference between a thank.
full aud an unthankful man ; the one ia
always pleased in the good be has done.
and the other only once in what he has re-
ceived.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-09-03

AS the luminaries of heaven reflect from
one to another their light and heat. even
SO it is that one human heart must reflect
upon the other the genial glow of happi-
ness and joy.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-09-03

Little boys should be seen and not
heard" as young precocity coolly remark
ed to bis teacher when he could not say
his lesson.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-09-03

ldIeness is no natural propensity Of
mankinl, for when they are too youg for
being tainted by the example of the WORTH
le.s they are all activity.
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In the voyage of life We should initiate
the ancient mariners, who, without losing
sight of the earth. trusted to the heavenly
signs for their guidance
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:" " W 'rtLI1. . KUSSELL, JR
For"".riing and Comnission MrcAamts,
Dealers in
AGR!CULTURA IMPLEMENTS.
Fi1CA. GRIM. rNPEk. lUNEtR.
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COTTON RAGS Away wanud fFcG. 'fe
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And drill their wheat and raise good and bount
full crops and we will soon regain the good old
times we expert ncedi in past Years and regain for
old District No. |, the wealth she once enioved.
Farmers. don't apprehend we desire to Hum
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call and Sc for yourselves before purchasing. or
read the array of Gentlemens certificates to the
merits OF GU Phosl hates.
Call without delay. Don't inger don't b,
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We want every Farmer to try them along side OF
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pilates at $50. aud decide others have done.
that Gll's il the best ara cheapest.
Farmers. only call and see US. we are pleased
to see and to accommodate the wos king Farmers.
and to assist them in raising good crops. Farm
ers that used our Phosphates last fall have laid in
their supplies again. ana will other but
Gill L Co.'S. GILL Il CO.. Manufacturers.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-01
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, June 30.-A number OF
southern delegates to New York continue to
pass northward. Among those visiting the
President to-day were Colonel William a.
Reed and Arthur Hood, Of Georgia. The
crowd at the White House was too large for
full conversations, bat all the delegates
found opportunity to say word Ill con-
demnation of the harsh treatment of the
Columbus prisoners, now being tried at At
lanta by order Of General Meade.
The sentiment of the southern delegates
gives q glow to General lIancock's pros
poets, though the undercurrent for Chase Is
quite strong.
General Grant departed westward with
his family to-day. General Rawlings, his
chief of staff, officiates during his absence.
The internal revenue receipts for the
fiscal year ending to-day were $4,000 600
The Senate had an executive session to-
day, but did nothing. Action Of any kind
in an executive way until after the New
York nomination is improbable.
The Senate to-day tabled the House reso-
luton to adjourn on the 18th of July.
Politics to-day are nearly ut a stand
still. Violent partisans Of the various can
didates still keep up the old confidence, but
even in sporting circles no clue can be had
to the result. The issue seems to be so great
as to be sacred with the sporting fraternity
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Conversational.

WASHINGTON, June 30.-Senate.-A me-
mortal from the Texas Reconstruction Con
vention, narrating the murders and disorder
in that State, was referred 20 the Military
Committee.
Thomas W. Osborn, United States Sc
nator from Florida, was seated-ayes, So
nays, 6.
The civil appropriation bill was discussed
until adjournment.
Howe.-Several purely political motion:
referring to finances were introduced and
discussed without definite action. The evil
dent object of the Republicans is to make
finance paramount question in the up,
preaching contest, ignoring, or making Sc
condary, the condition Of the South under
the reconstruction acts.
The credentials of the Florida represen
tatives were referred to the election com
mittee.
The river and harbor bill, without any
amendment affecting the South, was passed
and goes to the Senate.
A joint resolution to adjourn on the 18th
of July was passed-9l to ii.
The Alaska appropriation bill was taken
up, and night session ordered on it.
The House then took O recess.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-01

The FLORIDA SENAToRs.NI Times an
nounces in q very matter-of- fact way, anu
with no suspicion Of satire, that one OF the
recently elected United States senators from
Florida was only last spring chosen Presi-
dent of the Iowa State Agricultural Col
lege. 1t is presumed, therefore, that the
time Of this collegiate carpet-bagger will
be directed and devoted to representing
Florida in the United States Senate, and
teaching the young agricultural idea how
to shoot prairie chickens in Iowa. 1t If
doubtful if there is even one Of the senators
and representatives to be admitted to Con"
gress under the omnibus bill who does not
claim residence and citizenship in some
northern State, while the majority Of the
carpet-bagging congressman know nothing
even Of the geography of the States which
they assume to represent. Will they send
their washing "home" to Vermont, Iowa,
Ohio, and other States, where Their families
reside? Representing a State i'll which
the entire property interest Of the repre-
sentative consists in the beggarly contents
of his carpet-bag is understood to be the
latest phase of guaranteeing republican
form of government to every (southern)
State" 1t is to be hoped that the new
senators and representatives will not I'M
dertake to draw mileage to and from both
the States which they represent and those
in which they reside.-Neeo York World,
June 20.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-01

CAUSE OF HEBER KIMBALL's DEATH
The cause of the death of President Hebel
c. Kilnball is given in the Deseret Ne,os.
Some few weeks ago while driving into
Provo during the night he was thrown vio-
lently from his buggy. He fell partly on
his head, and injured an old hurt IN his
side. The. fall was severe one at the
time, but beyond the injuries then received,
nothing serious was expected to result from
it. But it has been noticed that he has not
been well since that fall, and during the
early part of last week his face was con-
siderably dushed. He was at the mass
meeting on Wednesday, June 18th, and
his appearance was then remarked. On
Thursday evening kind Of paralysis
manifested itself, SO that he was not able
to use his right leg to walk with, but still
he kept around. On Friday his whole side
seemed to be paralyzed. He died on the
18TH
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS:
Latest News from Washington.
Il telegram 20 the Dispatch.

special seie2ram 70 the DlSpatcn-
WASHINGTON, June 80, 1868.
FURTHER CONSIDERATION OF THE TAX BILL.
ny THE FINANCE COMNITTEE-THE COM
.sITTEE WILL PROBABLY REPORT To-MoR-
ROW.
The Finance Committee Of the Senate
were in session, all day-in7 consideration OF
the tax BILL. The bill would have been
ready to report but for the delegations OF
Ohio tobacco men, who urged the abolish
ment of the plug tobacco bonded warehouse
system and the doing away with the small
package provision Of the House bill. Much
time was consumed on the tobacco question,
but the committee came to no conclusion
except to retain the two rates named in the
House bill. No substitute has been offered
Tor the provision regarding the additional
tax on national banks, which the committee
decided to strike out yesterday.
NJ. Rollins, the commissioner, and Mr..
Wells, tfe special commissioner of internal
revenue, have been present at most of the
meetings of the committee. Delegations OF
whiskey men were also before the commit
tee, and fought to have their portion of the
bill providing for tax-ofv four dollars q
barrel on whiskey in bond stricken out
The committee will not, it is understood,
recommend this, but the subject will likely
come up in open session. The committee
are in session this evening, and the
amended bill will be ready to report back
to the Senate tomorrow or next day.
WALLACE.
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Domestic Markets.

New YORK, June 30.-Noon. - Gold
1903. 5-20's, '62, coupons, 1871. North
Carolina 6's, II new, 7215. Virginia Us
coupons, So; new, 56A. Tennessee 6's
ex-coupons, 721a. Sterling unchanged
Flour dropping. Wheat nominally lower
Mess pork, $27.75. Lard lower steam, lf
@l64c. Cotton quiet st 81 &C. Turpen,
tine favors buyers at 441@@45c. Rosin
irregular strained common, $3.50.
EUentng.-Cotton firm; sales of 1000
bales at 81 &c. Flour dull and declining
superfne State, S6.750S7.25; southern dull
and dropping; common to fair extra, 500
$1,000. Wheat very dull. Corn-Western
mixed, 99c. GSl .03. Mess pork heavy at
s27.50. Lard lower; kettle, l7@l7@c.
Whiskey and rye quiet. Naval stores un-
changed. Gold and sterling firm. Southern
State bonds very active. Tennessee 6's,
II; new, 69T. Virginia 6's, new, 81.
North Caroline SIS, II; new, 70.
BALTIMORE, June 30.-Cotton dull. Flour
unchanged. Wheat dull; new white, 50 rs.
Corn firm; white, $l.l3; yellow, SLIP.
Provisions quiet. Shoulders, lac. Virginia
Us, ex-coupon, 471s@47A. North Caro-
lima SIS, Is. Louisiana 6's, Ga.
CINCINNATI, June 30.-Flour dull and
nominal. Corn declining at S3Qs4c. Pro-
visions nominal, with no demand for any
article.
LOUISVILLE. juno 30.-Superfne -four,
81. Corn, 90@93c. Shoulders, 1870. :;
clear sides, 1870. Mess pork, s2s. Lard,
lie.
WILMINGTON, N. c., June 3O.--Spirits
turpsatiDs active ss 500; New York casks,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-01

CoURT-MARTIAL AT FORTRESS MONROE
General Grant has issued special order
directing that general court-martial be
convened ut Fortress Monroe on the first Of
July, or as soon thereafter as practicable,
for the trial of such prisoners rs may be
brought before it. The following named
officers have been detailed for duty on such
court: Brevet Brigadier- General j. Ro-
berts, Lieutenant-Colonel Fourth United
States artillery Brevet Major-General c.
P. Eakin, First Lieutenant United States
artillery; Brevet Captain c. T. Hsvilton,
Fourth artillery; First Lieutenant j. Dill
ienbach, First United States artillery First
Lieutenant A. L. Clark, Third artillery !;
First Lieutenant B. F. Ryer, Second artil-
lery Second Lieutenant A. Howe, Fourth
artillery; Second Lieutenant R. D. Potts,
Third artillery and Brevet Major J. Camp
bell, Judge-Advocate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-01

IMPORTANT LEGAL DECIsIoNs.-Judge
Marshall made the following important de-
cisons at Lynchburg, Va, on Monday last
"In the case Of Franklin Us. Merri-
weather the court decided that Sl5 in gold
would pay the defendants bond for $50,
900 which matured shortly after the sur
render.
Merriweather Us. Franklin. Uuder the
decision of the court in this case, Merri-
weather, on the payment Of storage, can OBJ
tain his tobacco.
"The celebrated suit Of Curtiss, caves,
ct a., Us. the corporation of Lynchburg, to
recover accruing interest on certain bonds
issued by the city in 1864, was decided in
the plaintiffs favor. This decision makes
the city liable in the amount of about $3.50,
600, principal and interest"
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The JfississipDi Election.

JACKSON, Miss, June 29.--The second
days election has closed here with Radi-
cal majority Of GIG in county where the
blacks have LOO majority. The election
-.A4Epugh the State will not close for several
DAYS. Tie DJgocratic majority up to this
time is 2,7s5. The p5 d were kept open
at Vicksburg Saturday night till 10 C'tt-f6otcr
by General Mcdowell, against the protest:
of the citizens.
The official organ of the Radical party ha.
suspended publication.
The Radical newspaper here says q new
election must be held in all counties thai
have given Democratic majorities, and the
vote declared null and void, although there
is not single outrage known to have oc
Cured in those counties.