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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-08

Two EDITORS SHOT BY a PoLICEMAN-ONE
MoRTALLy AND THE OTHER SERIOUSLY
WoUNDED.-Te7re Eautc, Ind, July c.
This afternoon about o'clock G. w. Brown
and Major O. S. Smith, editors and proprie-
tors of the Saturday EUenin9 Gazette, were
shot by Erwin Sernia, policeman.
Major Smith was returning from his dim
ncr to his office, and rs he passed the corner
of Third and Nam streets Serna assaulted
hlm with a billy. Stunned and bewildered
by the blow, Smith ran in the middle of the
street, Sernia following him, and oyertaking
him dealt him several more blows before he
reached the opposite side of the street. by
this time Smith succeeded in drawing his
pistol, and attempted to shoot, but the pis--
tol missed fire. Sernia then jumped behind
a lamp-post, and, drawing large navy re-
volyer, fired at Smith, who fired at the same
time. Sernia's shot took effect in Smith 5
leg. He then started across the street, and
met Mr.. Brown, who had by that time
reached the ground, and, again drawing his
revolver, fired at Mr.. Brown, the shot taking
effect in his breast, producing, it is feared,
a mortal wound. The affair caused the
most intense excitement in the city.
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Health of Jefferson Davis.

MONTREAL, July Letters received here
from Mr.. Davis, now at Paris, render it
doubtful if his health will ever permit his
return. If he RECEIVERS sufficiently to travel,
he will spend the summer i'll Canada and
the winter in Mississippi.
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A. IrNpnoFITABLE SPECULATION. in Hots.
some ms time time ago, when hops were worth
s Sore for1v cents per pound, firm here re-
LEVIED ,es on consignment about 81 600 worth,
o advancinc thereon $500. Prices continued {,
to annresiate, when the holders reported an a.
q. Offer It forty,ve cents, and asked perm1lsG,
u v;nn to ali. In reply, they were instructed
t flon hoSd for fifty cents. The market soon
weakened W. however, when the eonslgn OF
wrote to have the merchants LET ms hogs r.
MT fol ty-fye, but he was informed ,ns nlE
cents oaly could now .h pc Of Finally, the
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It is now proposed by the Pacific railway
folks to sell excursion tickets Ground the
world" ..s.
Appleton's Journal for July LIST announces
n doubtful story that Eugene, Empress of
the French, will visit America next summer.
BREsT, July 6.-Dispatches from the Great
Eastern dated at 10 O'Clock this morning
announce her arrival in American waters.
The common notion that the Friends are
dwindling away is incorrect. During the
last year the Orthodox branch of the So
ciety alone received about 900 new men,
bers. There are now twelve yearly meet
ings-nine in this country, and one each in
Canada, Ireland, and England. The Society
is growing quite rapidly at the West. They
have three colleges in this country-yiz;;,
ham College; in Richmond, Ind. and Whit
tier College, at Salem, Iowa. 1t is note,
worthy fact, and one not at all difficult t OF
most in those States whose Quakers believe
in Sunday schools.
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EDUCATIONAL.
CELECT CLASSICAL AND
MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS
NEAR WASHINGTON,
RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY, VA.

NV SELECT SCHOOL for boys will be re-opened
on the FIRST OF SEPTEMBER NEXT and close
ON the 10Th day of June, 1870, under the charge OF
Mr.. G. III. BADKSDALE, an Il. d. graduate OF Tie
University Of Virginia.
Pupils will be prepared for the University OF
Virginia and other colleges, or for the business
pursuits of life. .-.
TERMS: For board, tuition, washing, &C., $3.50
PAYABLE quarterly in advance. No extras. early
application desired.
For circulars and further information address
JOHN G. LANE,
Washington, Rappahannock county, va.
REFERENCES: Ri. Rev. John Johns Theologi.
clI Seminary Va: William Green, Esq, Rich
mond, Va. b. H. Shackelford, Esq, Warrenton
Va: Professor c. s. Nenable. Or. y s. DAVIS PM
v.rsity of Virginia: Judge II. II. MarshaiI; Char'
Iottc Courthouse, Va; Wood Bouldin, Talcott,
Charlotte county, Va. 1e 28--7ta"o"
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Foreign Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH.
LONDON, July .-Noon.-Consols, 9Ss. Uniteo
States bonds quiet ut sig.
LIVERPOOL, July T.-Toon.-Cotton quiet essl-
mated sales, 10, 900 bales quotations unaltered.
LGyERPooL, July 7.-EUening.-Cotton I'M
changed sales, 10000 bales.
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NIACETINERY. &c.
NE ACHINE SHOP.
sLOAT & ADDINGTON,
It rIIJNTC'rS
MACHINISIE.
WORKS AND OFFICE l4l5 CARY STREET, NEAL
FOURTEENTH, RICHMOND, VA.

WORKS AND OFFICE l4l5 CARY STREET, NEAR
FOURTEENTH, RICHMOND, VA.
ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK: REPAIRING
country; TOBACCO WORK OF al kinds made
and repaired, with all kinds Of steam-fttings for
same: PLATFORM and other SCALES AD-
JUSrED and REPAIRED. Exclusive agents for
JUDSON'S pATENr STEAM.ENGINE, COY
ERNOR, SELDEN'S PATENT SIEAM-lN-
STEAM GAUGES. Every one of these gauges
are warranted for q year. We know them to be
the best gauge now In USE They are LESS IN price
ticies ALWAYS on hand. We also keep HOLLANDS
PATENT SELF-FEEDING O1L-CUP, for shaft
ing and all kinds of machinery which saves ninety
Dcr cent of oil. This is the newest and best thing
now out. Come and see IL and US.
'1. GEORGE b. SLOAT.
mylO A. JACKSON 4DD1NGTON.
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promptly committed TO prison 20 await the
result. He Is large, burfy-iooking ID.
borer, and appeared to take the matter
very coolly IN court. lie had nothing to
say about the matter.--New York DEMO
Graf, 6th. III
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RELIEF FOR Ex-CoNFEDERATE Soldiers
A large meeting Of exc Confederate soldiers
was held in Memphis, Tenn, last week, and
a Confederate Relief and Historical Asso-
citation" was formed, with Ex-Governor
HARRIS, Of Tennessee, as president, and
dent. The main objects of the Association
are 'tthe relief of the destitute soldiers,
their widows and orphans, and the collec-
ton of records pertaining TO the late war;"
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The Troubles of n Colored Postmaster.
WASHINGTON, July 7.-Turner, the CO.
lored postmaster at Macon, Ga, telegraphs
the Department that he has taken posses
sion of the office, but that all the white
clerk have left. He asks for instructions.
Turner's bond is not recorded on the post
office book here devoted to that purpose,
which causes surprise here.
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COMMERCIAL.
Grain ana Flour Market.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, July 7, 1859.

OFFERINGS.
Wheat. White, new, 500 bushels. Red, new, s7c
corn..white, none. Yellow, I,2s2 bushels.
Mixed, 1903 bushels
Orts.-1se bushels.
Rye.-1e bushels.
Whenf.-White, $50 bushels very good new Al
SI.60. Red, 100 bushels good new nc sl.5o.
nrivate terms, Mixed. $50 bushels good at 0sc.
O0ts-l72 bushels prime at &c.
Rye.-lG bushels common at sL1o. ra1,
RE-ExHrDfrED.
rorn-YeIlow ], 100 bushels.
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The INSTRUMENTATION Of Mckenzie
by Five Thousand Majority.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, July 7.-McKenzie de-
feats Whittlesey for Congress by s, 200. Cui-
pepper gives Walker S4 majority Orange,
200; Fauquier, 1900; and Rappahannock,
SOCIAL maiorities.
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More Trouble with the Indians.
ST. LOUIS, July 7.-Dispatches from Salt
Lake, Omaha, and other points, report the
Indians as turbulent.
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The New Orleans Sugar Seizure Sus-
pension Of C0nturie & C0.--Wheat
Orders from France.
NEW ORLEANS, July IA large quantity
Of the seized sugar of Auguste Conturie d
Co. has been claimed by the Havana firm OF
Plepan, Aviles &; Co. Conturie IL Co. have
longing to the latter firm seized, there is I'M
der surveillance large quantity of molasses
and liquors.
Heavy orders for No. 1 and No. wheat
are being received from France-more than
can he filed here. Orders for 1O0,0 900 bush
els of No. have been received in the past
few DAYS. --
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REAG. ESTATE AGENTS.

GOUTHERN LAND AGENCY.
CENTRAL OFFICE,
No. 1904 MAIN STREET GROOM No. o.,
RICHMOND, VA.
FREDERICK w. POOR, GENERAL AGENT.
We solicit the attention of persons having real
estate in the city State for sale to the advantages
offered by this AGENCY, and promise on our part
energetic efforts to secure purchasers for all pro-
perty placed in our hands.
Our connections are we'll established throughout
the North. r,u,1 mo
To purchasers we offer for sale CITY PRO
PERTY, FARMS, MILLS, MILL-SITES, NINE
RAIL and WOODLANDS.
REFERENCES:
Hon. James G.. Blaine, Speaker House OF kepre-
sentatiyes. o..,..oo -,
Hon, R. C. Schenck, Chairman Committee OF
WAYS and Means, House Of Representatives.
Hon. James A. Garfield, Chairman OF COMMITTEE
on Banking and Currency.
Hon. Alexander Rives.
Hon. II. II. Wells, Governor of Virginia.
II. G. Bond, ESQ.,, Register in Bankruptcy.
Maior-General o. o. Howard, u. $. A.
Colonel A. s. Buford, President OF the Richmond
and Danville and York River railroads:
II. D. Cooke, ESQ. of Jay Cooke 4 Co;
General Williams G. Wickham, President OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. ap Is 3md&w
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CONTEMPORARIES.
STENCIL TOOI.s AND PLATES.

III BELLENoT, DfE-SINKER AND
JsBRAND-CUTTER, 100 MAIN sTREEnLt. -
The new patent BRANDiNG-IkOSsi Tor m ,a .las
Mi Kinds 81 wooden articles By heating IL Is per
feetIy adapted TO branding barrels OF any osacI
article under the new law. . 49,. ~,
selibfe" ink Steel Dles Aiphabets, Seal Yyesses,
Brass and German silver, Frames steel hinSs,
CHECKS rags. &C.. Wholesale and retail mns
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A GAIN THE PUBLIC GAZE
Is ATTRACTED TO
THE BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY AT
JULIUS MYERS.

NEW DRESS GOODS just arrived, comprising all
the varieties and fashionable shades OF the
season, and prices low almost beyond compre-
tension. .r
R1CH-LoOKING DRESS GOODS at 20, IS, and
soc.; something surely within the reach OF
everybody.
new lot Of BLA CK ard WHITE MARSEILLEs
TRIMMING at Csc. piece; also, DAISY
FR1LLING at CSC. piece.
WHITE FRINGE-something handsome for trim
ming Marscilles goods-at soc. dozen.
LADIES' HOSE at l2sc. and upwards; great bar
gains In these goods.
TRIMMING LACES, both black and white; an
immense assortment at surprising low figures.
MOSQUITO LACES and NETTING in various
colors. ~
GAUZE SHIRTS for gentlemen at SOC. worth q
great deal more.
LINENS for gentlemen's, ladies', and boys wear
all the different grades and shades In these
goods. and prices to suit.
PARASOLS and FANS for the million.
LLAMA LACE SHAWLs; few of those highly
attractive patterns left 1t would be wei to
call soon If In need, as they are selling very
rapidly.
Everybody In town, and in search OF DRY
GOODS, win benefit themselves by calling at
JULIUS MEYERS,
IA a COZ Broad street, near Sixth.
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Naval,

PORTSMOUTH, n. H., July THE Penob-
scot has arrived at the navy-yard from
quarantine. She is free from disease.
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). T. BOHEMIAN, President.
ID. +. WILCOX, Secretary.
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
T. = COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
ORGANIZED IN ts42.
THE LARGEST INSURANCE COMPANY II
f THE WORLD.

THE LARGEST INSURANCE COMPANY IN
f THE WORLD.
Cash; receipts for for the year ending february
Cash assets February !, 1852, Invested In bonds
and mortgages worth In every case double TUG
amount loaned J over So, 000, 900. !
Number Of policies In force February j, Bes,
90, 466.
-This is an alI-cash and PURELY MUTUAL Con-
paNY,- and is conducted on the only principle
which time and experience has proven 70 De usi-
nuteiy safe and trustworthy. All OF It's pronts
are divided annually among the insured III the
most equitable manner, which can be used 20 ae-
crease the premiums or to purchase more ahsu-
rance at the option Of the policy-holders.
Application can be made to DR. Lewis booAef'
sir John T. Goddin, or the undersigned.
- f d. N. WALKER Co, Agents.
DR.. j. B. McCAw, Medical Examiner. my
n N. WALKER d CO.,
u FIRE, MARINE. AND INLAND
INSURANCE AGENTS.
OFFICE No. lO14 MAIN STREET,
under Messrs. r. II. Maury 20.
Buildings, merchandise, furniture, ana person n
property Of all kinds, In the city ana
sured against loss or damage by fire ~ tne io"s'
rates In companies of the highest stanalng; ,,.,a
Tobacco I'm warehouses ana marine anu inA"S
risks taken at the lowest rates.
Losses eouitably adjusted and promptH al
----- MY
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The Cotton Crop.

SAVANNAH, GA, July 7.-Fayorahlc re,
ports are received Of the cotton crop in all
sections of this State and Florida.
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The New York Cuban Patriots.

New York, July THE Cubans (Allaro
and DIR. Brasoral arrested for alleged viola
ton of the neutrality laws have been re-
leased on s.. 600 bail.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

The undersigned, havingleased this the only first
class hotel located on Main street, and within one
square Of the capitol post-olIce, custom-house.
great aha Sne
rs NOW OPEN. tt will be thoroughly reDova.
ted and refurnished to some extent.
This hotel is worId-renowned as the headquar-
tiers of the President and Cabinet officers OF tine
j,ie Confederacy. II also contains the historic
ah..s of Presidents Davis, johnson, and Grant,
Theief Justice Chase.
make t,Eelling public are cordially invited to
viii ind ess,oine at the Spotswood, where they
other marketsssQnlfort and delicacy that this and
Express ana i>sapply.
aph office In the building.
.a- Ia rrs. s.f.as..'>, y. III. SUBLETT,
| e,te. 20. B. LUCK,
| my6 Ht8s B, BISHOP, !.
L tafo
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oT,HE" DRY GOODS STORE OF
BROAD STREET-No. 62T. ~

WE ARE OFFERING, FOR THIS SEASON OF
THE YEAR, THE LARGEST AND BEST
ASSORTMENT OF DRESS GOODS
ToBE FOUND IN THE CITY,
NO STORE EXCEPTED,
ANDoN MOST OF
THE GOODS
WE HAVE REDUCED THE PRICE, AND
AT SUCH RATES THAT ALL CAN
BUY. BELOW WILL BE FOUND A
PRICE LIST OF A PART OF THE
MANY ARTICLES WE HAVE YET ON
HAND.
HIRsH & GUGGENHEIMER.
PRICE LIST.
PRETTY GRAY-sTRIPED LENos at 2oc. per
yard;
BEAUTIFUL EMBROIDERED HERNANIs at
csc. per yard; &.
VERY GOOD and PRETTY STRIPED BA.
Reyes at 2sc. per yard;
STRIPED CHALLIE DELAIEE, all eolors q,
CSC. per yard.
A few of those beautiful FRENCH ORGANDIEs
left at 25c. per yard-remarkably cheap.
JAPANESE CLOTHS, various shades, at 49,;
EMBROIDERED GRENADINES, all colors, a,
s0c.
BLACK GROUND HERNANIs- something
really beautiful.
Another lot of those
FRENCH GRENADINE ROBES
very feshionable-only $1e per pattern.
pIeuEs' p1ouEs,
LAWNS ORGANIZES,
RIBBONS.
HANDSOME PLAID, all widths, at iss, IS, and
4oc.
PLAIN NARROW RIBBONS at ss, soc., and 81
per piece;
BLACK and WHITE PLAID and FIGURED,
for trimmings, very cheap;
FANCY NARROW SATIN RIBBONS for the
neck.
200 PIECES LINEN DIAPER VERY CHEAP,
MEMS WEAR.
LINEN DRILLINGS at IS, 80; IS, and Soc;
WHITE LINEN DRILL1NGs az &c.,, 81, ant
S'% coTTosADEs,
KERsEYs,
JEANS,
CASsIMERES,
CLOTHS, &C., &c.
PARASOLS,
SILK AND LLAMA LACE SHAWLs,
and 900 other articles too numerous to mention
| statesmen:
". C. KEAS, J. Fl. CHENERY, ". Il. GoRDol
formerly of s. n. Price & Coy.
STORE CLOSED ON SATURDAYS. je %
-
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RANKS AND BANKERS.

DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK.-This in
u stitution receives deposits Of
ONE DOLLAR OR MORE
and grants certificates therefor. We allow liberal
interest on all deposits. .
Receive daily deposits, and allow interest on all
check balances. make COLLECTIONS, ana
draw on all the principal cities.
JOHN +. BOSSIEUX, President.
THOMAS s. ARMIsTEAD, Cashier.
Office 1900 Main street. Jy lin
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nEyILLED ENTREAETs, ToEgUEs
itITAM, LOBSTER.-EyeTy trayellef sno asta
some or the above Indispensable satapiess
'S''.S - ANDREW pIZzINi % GU,
ty1 se7 Broad street.
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MUTUAL BUILDING FUND AND
desiring to PURCHASE HOUSES OR LOTS
OF LAND FOR BUILDING UPON WILL Yn..
by calling on lis, obtain all the particulars. Bny
Yourself /, home, and stop paying rent. You VIII
by becoming stakeholder i'll this BUILDING
FUND, have the privilege OF purchasing home
time the house viii be yours, and your accumula
tions viii be considerable besides. Suppose you
continue to pay rent-hOw much better OH VIII
you be in one, two, or three years than you are
now?
Save your rent by paying for Your own house
Call on us-we viii take pleasure In explaining.
Office, 1900 Main street, N Inn
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GUARDIAN MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.
I ORGANIZED IN 1889.
ALL POLICIES NoN-FoRFEITABLE.
HALE LOAN GIVEN.
LAST CASH DIVIDEND, FIFTY PER CENT.
STATEMENT:
Poncles In force.. SIS, o0e, goo
aoscts Loov,oov
hhnuui income. wy IVY
W. II. PEGKHAM, President;
w. 7. HOOPER, Secretary;
L. MCADAM. Actuary;
6. A. FUDICkER, superintendent.
DIRECTORS:
General John A. Dix;
W. Wilkens, Of Wilkens 4 Co.;
George T. Hope, President Continental Fire In
surance Company;
Hon. James Harper, of Harper Brothers;
John J. Crane. President Bank OF Republic;
W. NJ. Vermilye, of Vermilye Co., bankers;
Hon. George Opdyke, ex-Mayor OF New York;
Aaron Arnold, of Arnold Constable & Co.. and
others. ISAAC HUTZLER,
General Agent for Virginia and North Carolina.
Office, No. COZ Main street.
DR.. j. G.. CABELL, Medical Examiner. jas
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It is now proposed by the Pacific railway
folks to sell excursion tickets Ground the
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few of those beautiful FRENCH ORGANIZES
left at CSC. per Fundamentally cheap.
JAPANESE CLOTHS, various shades, at 4sc.;
EMBROIDERED GRENADINES, all colors, at
4oc.
BLACK GROUND HERNANIs-somethIng
really beautiful.
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oOUTHERN LAND AGENCY.
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:,
No. 1904 MAIN STREET GROOM NO. 81,
RICHMOND, VA.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-17
THEPOMPs AND vAxTrrEs.

Ine G0SQet messenger, Ine organ
of Bishop &c re, Of Western New
York, continues to follow up the re-
cent vigorous denunciation by that
distinguished prelate, of the grow
ing RIGHTEOUSNESS not only ofcertain
descriptions of theatrical entertain
ments, but also of the shameless
fashions in vogue in the matter of
female apparel. The editor says !:
Some Of The amusements and
fashions of the day have indeed
reached, and passed beyond the ex-
trenae limits of decency. to say
nothing of morality. Even the
secular press has had a surfeit of
prnriency, and is beginning to cry
cut against the bestialities of popu-
lar scenic representations, and the
revolving grossness of sundry re-
Gently imported forms of dancing
which we will not stain our pages
with naming We do not believe
there are many members Of our
church in Western New York that
have at all become familiar with
such things, or that have ever wit
messed them. Like ourselves, for
any knowledge of them, they must
depend on the accounts they see in
the papers. But doubtless, even in
respectable society, we shall find a
great tendency to relax the old
safeguards TO modesty and delicacy
of feeling, in the modern styles Of
dress and amusements. Even
among Christian ladies it seems
useless to war against fashion.
Even those who are clamoring for
wOmen's rights, seem to insist on
continuing in abject slavery to the
demi-monde Of Paris. There is
malice prepense in the designs of
fashion, in both senses of the word;
as much as in the traps that are set
for the capture of other animals.
The scene at an evening party is
sometimes painful to a rational
being"
Better revive or enforce the
Methodist ''book of discipline, y
or, if not that, make a practice,
Sunday mornings, of reading in the
pulpit st. Paul's views as to the
adjoining of women. 'The pomps
and vanities of this wicked world"
no doubt, are fearfully conspicuous
at the theater, and other places Of
amusement, but have they not a
counterpart, also-only not in so
gross a form-in what are called
fashionable" churches-churches
so fashionable" rs to start q sus.
picion, sometimes, that they are
used only as advertising media for
milliners, modistes, dealers in
iewelry, etc, etc2
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-17

Aniline is one of the products OF
the distiilation of coal, peat and
honesty varying the process OF
Installations different colors in Ami
line are produced. The combina-
ton of acids, alkalies and alcohois,
with the different Anilines produce
the various colors. We have the
statement from an authority which
can hardly be doubted, that some Of
our confectionery owes its brilliant
hues to thesesplendid dyes. Among
them are some of the colored ice
Grams z. 49, - -. - N.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-17

A HORSE STORY. AT Lake Village, N.
II recently, as a frightened horse came
to the railroad crossing by the freight de-
pot, a train Of platform cars were just
passing. He made flying leap, and
landed on one of the cars, the motion Of
which tripped him up, but quickly recov-
ering himself, he completed his leap and
oonlsnuaJ IN hsa
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-17

THE DEATHS FROM FREEZING AT
PEAcHAM, Wa correspondent informs
us that the three persons found frozen TO
death in the snow at Peacham, VI, we're
grandmother, mother and boy, WIG were
turned out of doors 10 Hardwick for nom
payment of rent. They started to walk to
their friends in Peacham, wslked fifteen
miles and applied at six p. M, for shelter,
but we're refused, when they started for
another house, but failed to reach it. and
were found as described. II the facts are
correctly stated, it lie case of most inhu-
man treatment Boston Journal. r
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The grand prize of the Prussian lots
terry, last drawing, was won by a man
now in jail at Posen on charge Of for
gerry, for which he will be sent to the
penitentiary for at least three yeaIs-se
it will be some time before he will be
able 10 eniov his wealth. -
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