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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-04
AGRICULTURAL.

HAY PRESSES. = satiT9g ~
Ii - Hay EssEss.
BAL1NG WIRE, &c. ..
We are now prepared TO furnish the OLD Do
NINION HAY PRESS, which Is the best horse,
power press, and the IN NGERsoLI, which Is t.a
best hand hay-press, In use. The first we makas
and the latter we sell at manufacturers prices.
ANNEhLED WIRE, suitable for balinz shucks,
hsy, or straw, fer sale at NeSJYork prices.
The advantages OF baling hxy are so well under
stood rs to need no assertion. We therefore only
say that we can furnish PRESSES and WIRE on
the most favorable terms. Our stock OF STRAW
CUTTERS aud CORN-SHELLERS cannot be
exceled. II. d. SMITH q CO.
no l3-dSwtIsJa Manufacturers.
MORN sHELLERa, CUTTING BOXES,
~ GHUREs, WELL. FIXTuEES-the best
patterns southern manufacture for sale by
= . u 30 90 n. ALLISON & ADDISON,
NOT 1880 Cary street.
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SEINE THREAD! SEINE THREAD!!
~ Received and for sale, four thousand pounds
SEINE THkEAD, OF my own importation, manu-
factured to my order expressly Tor THIS markss.
Warranted the best in the city and at less price
than IL can be purchased elsewhere. A call rs So
ncitsd and bargains guaranteed.
-ss--.-L L. L.-LICHTENSTElN, --
l707 Franklin street between
. de 2a-sm seYentserth and Eighteenth streets.
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SHIPPING,

EoR BALTIMoRE.-stea
II ELLIE KNIGHT, Captain WILL -
LIAM GEoGuEGAN, will leave her Wharf vn
TUESDAY, January s. 1885, at O'Clock p. M.
Freight received up to O'Clock z. ID. For freight
of Il pIssSse' "ppiS :" HARyEYs kWuaIkMs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-04

HONCENTRATED LYE-a preparation
NJ by the use of which every family caa make
their own soap at trihing expense-for sale by
- de rs -----'- a. BODEkEE u BROTHER.
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SEWING MACHINES.

GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN SEWING
~ MkCHiNES.-Iha have been appointed agent
ior i1 The Wheeler Il Wilson Sewing Machine, which
Tor The original Sioa: elliptic Improved. Uid Sloat
Elliptic Machines repaired and greatly I'm nroN ed
ny Tue application of III the Ee% attachments and
improvements, and full instructions for their use
gwen gratis, hi No. IT Ninth street, near Main.
GtnerA repairs done ut Union Manufacturing
rcinP~ny's Works, No. ISL Cary street. near FLY
de 8 lmt GEORGE II. BROWN, Agent.
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MEETINGS.

. .--.--.oyIa BUILDING FUND COM
11iBBhN in n,n ART regular meeting OF this
II PAM - held THIS (sfondsyl EVENING
lI71piry W. 81 81 the ofNceo A. Nj. h eiey. Esq I,
4 81 o,ss.Gso street, up stairs. rs.,,r,y socro,s-r
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MFLCH COWS AND DAIRY gARmIN9. ~
.iNRLEs L. FLINT.
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DIssOLUTIONs, &C.

RfcHnorD, VA, November /, ,lssss
T0-PARTNERSHIP Up P.-B 0HSIEUX &G0.
Messrs. r. ". COLLIER an, and . WsLbItM IL Ia, 4.
sisned employees, men thoroaghly conysrssnt Wish
The tsaniing business, we rtn be enahied 70 Etse
the same general sasstslo which We we .os nass pes
ssoesee sses " aas on r meet With PROMPT
s1sUXs Fs5sSpss BRo4Hsk Ba i win present them r I'M
mediae payment 70 EDM0sR or GTkIss {ssss-
- G.W! GxWsgsc scs2Efas, ,52fs,ag stis
aArAexas: virsin,us % Bossieux, wfiisn j.
Bsker, Robert Billiard, George z. DensIsssJ M,i'
liam Dovdcn.r - = s-e2o.w
V0-PARTNERSHIP.-T The undersignsd
VI hsve formed a co-psrtnership nnder the arm
sIs q 5 ssi seS pSrRssssfIs RssIs
SEss L Nos. tl,s and is Gary ssress sisanSnd
vi; tim nea 5.H., j. i, pHak 5thkzifE.-
T1HE FIRM OF ARMrsTEAD. d CARY
Effs thisday dissolved by mutual consent--JoHN
B. CARY Withdrawing: All parties having GLAZING i'm
fss Either % member viii use te naase 81 .hs 1r IN
liquidation only EHsts1 y9Hk 3! o4aH. 44iAHsA1sFnAp
GO-PARTNERSHIP,- The underssgned have
&C PEEk fer ths Pyr2o%se % q Gss sS
MISSION BUSINESS in thls city and viii sccupy-
the old stand Of Arnistead Cary, NO. LII Cary
street i They solicit the patronage OF the frienass
Of the late Arm andthe public generally
ls3 o. 7+.ts3 !. WILLIAM A. .ARAfSTEAD, 4
JOHN L. PEEK sy5..s,
RICHMOND, January L 1859.
+ The undersigned proposes to resume business IN
short time, of which due notice VIII pc E1yen.
Meantime, he can be found at the Office OF AEmlS-
TEAD q PECK. .a.--..., ,ff,I.' = y rtst
/ in lin : x. ~ ,,-t JOHN b CAh1.
MIR. WILLIAM G.. MILLER is from
lYk this day partner In our business. y
( III T1aH WALTER x. MARTIN % GO. 4 =
Richmond January !, 1850. ia 2-lw
NEW CONCERN undersigned have
IN this day formed q aco-partnership 70 conducs
the wholesale and retail LUMBER, SHINGLE,
sTAvE and HAY business under m the 1r1n an, and
tn whole sqnare front on Canal street from Finl
to Sixth street They RESPECTFULLY asktk fASorxble
attention of the trade and the public generally.
TRUMAN a, PARKER ~
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ses,,,ncBANCE NOTlCE,-The officers
1tEMphnI'yHE HIiL DIVISION, No. Sd
Of sGNHrERANCS. VIII be publicly In
ms or 80 - Hn,ytsian-roon,, at the Red Mems
@ ! ssPs ,es Teeth ssssS's HIS f
rykNiNG ",tpS- ~ n"s ar a.siience are 10 be pre-
5ap GTess nef'issisf iss MEETING { which the public
.sS s9S ScsstSiS & !9St'SS ,Ss g. t9 attend
By oF0eIP IPPE.TEaFIELD I. TRENT, NJ. D.,
Scrfhp
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take this opportunity Of thanking my friends
iol their liberal patronage e1tendedme during the
past three years, and earnestly solicit contlnu-
ance OF the same TO the new concern. .gase..a
jal LANES W. PESRAM.
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This depends in q great degree upon the
character and completeness Of the appara-
tus; and while no fixed rule can be laid
down upon this point, it may be suggested
that in an ordinary steam distiller this
varies from three to four gallons, many dis
tilleries producing fifteen and sixteeni
quarts to the bushel. It would require y
strong case to justify on estimate as low as
three gallons, and in such case the reasons
for such allowance must be fully reported
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JOHN M. ALLAN.
JOHN D. WHITEHEAD.

NLOTICE.-The concern Of STEVENS,
lS PEGRAM 4 co. is this day dissolved by the
withdrawal of James w. Pegram. ;. r.e.ap
The business will be continued at the OLD STAND
by j. M. STEVENS and u. L.. MOORE. under the
nrm and style of STEVENS & MOORE.
Richmond January !, 1869. '2a HtaB5Hf4
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-05-11

Representative Sargent seem TO be
exerting themselves to complicate
the Union leaders and get up an
other Gorham campaign, but as get
nothing definite can be known Of the
outcome.
San Francisco and Sacramento are
laboring over the preliminsries Of
railroad celebration. There is a dis
position upon the part OF the major
ity Of the busy ones here TO belittle
Sacramento in this business, and to
that city the country at large is
chiefly indebted for the early com
plction Of this great Atlantic and
Pacific thoroughfare. A more snowy
celebration may be had here, but
those energetic Sacramentans, STAN
ford, Crocker, Hopkins and Hunting
ton, run the machines and control
the road upon which they run, and
are the railway princes of the Pacific
Coast, and will continue to hold the
enviable position they now do.
The White Pine drafts for money
and real estate are the apparent
causes Of stringent money market,
but a vast amount of coin recently
taken out to pay off on the C. P. R.
r. has not yet returned, and its alb
sence is felt.
Improvements In the city were
never more active. Buildings of
great cost and magnifcence, and
specially Of solidity are being put
up in the business part Of the city
on and to the south Of Clay Street.
J. w.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-05-11
HEADQUARTERS

For every delicacy OF the season.
eE- In addition to the regular trade he has
on Commission large lot Of goods, with or
,lers to sell at a Sacrifice Come and buy
en- up almost at your own prieo-but bring
Cash in every case.
4ltf f. LOBENSTElN.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-05-11

THE San Francisco Examiner says
the Chronicle . has no religion, !"
whereat the Chronical man answers !:
True, we have none of the
Methodist Church South " article
no religion of which human slavery
is the corner stone, and of which
the auction block, the whipping
post and the branding iron, are the
sacramento"
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-05-11

HIr. Isaac Case found yesterday
while Mt work in his stone quarry, IA curious
geological specimen, the skeleton Of large
fsh, petriied and imbedded IN piece Of
sand stone rock. The vertebral column is en-
tire and measures about eighteen inches
from the head to the extremity Of the tail.
--.S'dfeaadR 6M.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-05-11

The next style of bonnet is to be
a bead and two inches of ribbon
fastened with hair-pin. The bon
net will be strictly for use, not or
nament.
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san Francisco Letter.

rocks. Rocks are good when rich,
but to find rich ones and 10
get the riches from them constitute
.. the rub" I'm not disposed to
come down ON the mines consider
ing the labor I've done in them, they
have paid me poorly, but not so
poorly Is they have many others.
Mining and all business based upon
them are hazardous, and none but
foolish enthusiasts need be misled
in them. The business Of mining Is
legitimate and should beeneouraged,
hut the cost Of it excludes most peo-
PIE from pursuing it individually,
and each day on California Street IL
Illustrates how little real labor has TO
10 with establishing the market val
ne OF mining property. Inside Of
ten hours, feet in mines vary in price
Ms much as hundreds Of dollars. The
condition OF the property never Jus
fiiies these sudden changes. Men
who but few years ago could draw
and have paid their checks for hun
dreds of thousands, are now work
ing for daily or monthly wages. The
mines ID which they dealt and lost
are as productive now as at any Pc
riod OF their history Still will men
and women poor and rich risk
their ali on mines. Ii is not, after
all, on the mine that they make or
break, but on the manipulations OF
#. Thousands Of poor people are
daily buying shares Of stock in com
panics in which they will have just
a. much controlling power As will
over tne next earthquake. John
Mcmahon, l.. j. Lewis, /. W.Groen-
well and other 0wyheeans are here
in Some way operating in Owyhee
and Willie Pine mines. Mcmahon
ana Lewis each report some prog
ress, and q course they sell nothing
hut good things" really enjoy
talk with Lewis. I'm just begin
ming TO learn how rich The Silver
Cold Ana other mines are, and yet,
strange to say, with all my new light
upon the subject, ! prefer to buy
common dirt ID gold and silver
tpaper) ware. could sell my soil
Al nice advance, but lpreier to
hold Oh.
I've been racing round in this
State and Nevada, and if don't
make cent, enjoy it. Spent Sun
day in Napa in the midst of flowers.
waving grain, fragrant air, bracing
hreezes ana beautiful trees-es. Pic
MICS have been the rage since the
first. AMI the boats to and from the
city have been crowded with humid
reds OF lighl-hcarted. joyous child
ren; those in the country delighted
with visits to the city and its gar
dens, and the city youths in raptures
with their excursions to rural resorts
If extended lawns and shady groves
eoursed with clear brooks. Old
Coleridge says all mortals are rush
ing to and fro like gnats on the even
ing CLEAN, promiscuously seeking or
avoiding the objects Of their prefer
ence or aversion, neither knowing
from whence they came, whittier
they are going, or why they make
one of the multitude. 1t is a world
of odd people. That which attracts
and amuses some, repels and disgusts
others. The city children are in ec-
stacies on a visit to the country, and
the country ones just the opposite.
Us old children are about the same.
Quite an exciting political cam
paign is near at hand. a Legisia-
iure and two Supreme Judges and
local officers are TO be chosen in Sep
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-05-11

JoHN PORE HonxErr. Our gallant
Western game cock goes to Idaho az
Assessor Of that Territory. The po-
sition is fine one, and will, no
doubt, be pleasing to the Copper
heads Of the Eight Ward Of Chicago.
II Hodnett does not make the val
leys of Idaho ring with his elo-
qnence to some purpose he should
be turned over to John Comisky, of
Chicago, to be martyred in the
Eight. Pitch in, John Pope, and
come back as the young representa-
tive of the future State. Irish Rep.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-05-11

A Debating society had under oonsid-
GRAFTON the question Is it wrong to cheat a
lawFerf" The decision arrived at was, :. Nc,
but imnnssblc z
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1869-09-08

murdered man. was satisfied now that |
had my man. Cautiously became ac.
.quainted with him. professed interest in
his daughter. learned his history--aI!,
save period Of q lew months, on which he
never touched. One day confronted hin
IN moment when lie appeared to be AZ
flicicd with great mental depression. iac-
cusetl BIN OF the homicide, and told him he
was my prisoner. neye- saw person so
utterly frightened. lie said he would con-
fcss aII--he did.
'.'The glrl was in truth his daughter, but
had iledswitl the ycaSg man, whom she
married against bis viii. They came TO
New Orleans. and higher he followed them.
They had met in the old house by appoint
ment: he had provided means TO carry on
the daughter by force, A struggle ensued.
and the man was killed. This was all.
81 brought my prisoner back to the city,
but before the day Of trial he died. 1t il
one Of The sad memories that still fingers
around my career. | often revert TO il
when thinking Of the past, sometimes wish
had never known the truth"
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From the III. Paso Journal
SUSAN.S SISTER IN THE FAR WEST,

Horrible Onslaught on Country Editor
Twas sitiin' IN my Office, specuiatin' IN
my own mind whether on the wholetait
wouldn't be best ior NE to give myself away
for the benefit OF my family, when there
came knock at the door.
There says /, is some one anxious 10 SUBJ
scribe foe the ii Psso Journal. SO uttered
IN loud voice, !" Come in"
She was dressed in pair of store boots
and an iron gray set OF spec,acles, and she
walked up TO me win majesty inhes mien.
l knew Who 1t was the minute set nv
eyes on her.
Ir was woman.
+ gracefully arose and said; "llow are
you maain, wss,y0u wishing to subscribe TO
The I'll pasu JournaI:p at the same time ili-
PIN my pen in The ink aud openin' my sub.
scriptlon book. Tins slwuz gifts EN-. II
looks like bizness.
IL didn get her.
She i,ed her CLASSY eyes on me and said:
"foupg man, are yew an advocate Tor the
holy caws Of woiraD's rights!"
" No, man." said 1, Il am Presbyts-
rian."
sAir you." she said, "prepared to en-
bark with Us over the sea oi equal suf-
lrage::"
.Maam." said |, II haint no Objection to
takin' quiet sail with yeu. provided the
boat am, ieaky and you'll do all the row
M,
a smile perused her features for mo-
meni, aud then she said, " am wiling 10
suffer Coz the caws."
"Yes.. sald I, in polite aud soltenin'
manner, eth only cost Two dollars, ant
wen send 1t 10 any address Tor an entife
year."
..He, you wife:'. she asked.
III hey,n SAID I, wulderih' wha. she was
comm at. go that you see ! cvaIdn'l
marry you ef wsiIted 10 ever 80 much"
threw this In as a soothcr.
"Am you wlIlln' tia, she sloaid share
with you the burdens and trials Of lief
IL amt no ways periikier." said I, .an'
l'Il let her shoulder lie Whole of 'cm el slle
has a hankerin' :iia, way"
"Wood you cunsent that she should 20
10 the pUles!' said she.
..She eau 60 where she pleases," said i,
"She ginnofly duz."
.iew siF hole sold man. said she, aud
throwin' her arms around my neck. lSii
wildly.
"t;,t out" said [, "what sir Sc up to?
amt one u them men. Stop"
After much labor succeeded in unloos-
ening her hold and SIT her down ~ chhlr.
| iut-etl from he's conduct that she stood in
need ii lew mural observations.
"You air an impulsive iemail," said
ssYnor nature is at once spontaneous and
Zoo need pair oi manlin.
calls. Consider what would be your state
Il a mans vile was to catch 500 huggin'
Of hlm IN this STYLE
Sue wiped her lace with her dress. She
had on dress. iorgot 10 mention this
fact in speaking sf her spectacles.
al am aworker IN the caws Of Women's
Rights"
ayes" said I, "yoo air. You ought TO
be ashamed Of yourself. should judge 700
was cne Of them lobby women that the Chit !,
esgo Tribune correspondents tells OF. But
700 can't come yoor neisriuus airs over me.
i'm sicsled against 'em."
..l should be pleased" she said, .'to 80
arm in arm with 700 60 ;hc poles
emo WOO don't, said 1, IN alarm; "not et
| have anything to say 10 the matter.
wont 80 with yoo--Bot a single darned
polc.'
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DAN RIVER LAND AGENCY.

II HAf6 cstsoiffnfu ~ DansHes fHstuia. Nh
ssepcy lss tlle sale and purchase Of
REAL ESTATE
In The valley of the Dan, the fine country hack oi
Dsn,ilIe aud nll lhe surrounding Countics of Virgin
IA end Noah Carolina. Agencies oi this description
arc very much needed. to call The attention Of siran.
gers TO our sreiioh, which, or nasora advantages of
coll anj cliwnc water power and mineral tcsoatces,
Is surpassed BY no other portion 81 the.soulh. and
which offers the inea fcId Tor Investment ihai was
essl presented 20 thoss who wish 10 engage 10 lalm'
Ing manufacturing mining.or speculation. ln short,
l believe NC bavc lhe lincsl eouassy in Tho unised
sls,es, and Il viii be the object OF the Dan RIVER
Land Agency 70 bring IT, attractions prominently be
fore the world. Persons residing n ihis potion "
Virginia and North Carolina, viii end Il TO lhes cd
vantage 10 Pot their lands under my eonlrol. They
she'll hc advertised extensively IN every psfl of The
Unied staler, and no pains expense will 10 sPaf-
sd 10 elect sale. Il. BUULDlN.
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|nENTAL NOTICE.

rD. DO a., EW EHiRs sESWM
build respectfully relurh his thanks 10 the
| citizens oi Orange county for sbeii liberal Pa-
! Tor the last 10 years.
kan slwsys se lound a bis Office opposite pr,
|udwicks; except when professionally absent.
m visit Chapel liiII the ist and 3Id Mo.sdsys
In month, aud GresnsboIoush the 4sh week
b month.
kuary 10. D.
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SAVE YOUR STAMPS.
Ladies' Shoes from $I,OO to 2,25.
Gents Shoes from ST. 40 to $50.
OOTS.

Come and see. Chidrens' shoes thrown in.
WE have just returned from New York with
large and well selected stock OF Boots and
Shoes 10 suit This Market We have been long enough
In the Trade we think to suit our people III Styfe and
Quainy. We know what good work IL. Come aod
look before you buy. We don't pretend 10 sell Il
Boston prices; or tclow Boston prices; bus We pretend
10 sell ssiow as iilsboo prices. and lower than vou
can buy from some houses IN The town. Remember
our stc,c; Nelson's old stand, second door above
Browns store. We arc manufacturing sil kinds II
work. and VIC work as good Material as can be bouxht
North, and we hase ~ good okmcn al work fcr us
ss any 10 the United States. n we cant ti, you IN
ready mssle work, Rave yoar measure. We insure
oil oar work. hcinembcr, we take all kinds Of Pro.
duoe and Lumber. We wilIiske money y--Buf clus'i
gre CTedg.
TO THE LADIES OF ORANGE.
WE have The largest and best selected stoek Of
Ladies work ever offered in filIsboropeh. We have
work from the best ManniaciuIersin in baltimore, Phil.
adeIphia and New York.
ron GIRLS and BOYS.
WE pride ourselves on our stock Of Cids and Boys
Shoes. All sofs. sizes, colors kinds and qualities.
TO TANNERS.
WE have the hesl Tanners OH. We with 10 swap
Oh ier Leather wantlo sell your LralheI on Com
MISSION.
T0 SHOElg.aKERS.
We are just opening Shoe FOOLS Of all kinds, shoe
Findings u esc,y description; Upper snd Sole icsli-
eI; F'cnch GaitSkias o. ID il,r iasoute Bmnds--.a
fact, csefi thing thai shoemaker wants. trf ore.
PARKS & co.
ApHiI4. l3-
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"Youog man." said she, hast thou chill
drenf"
81 hev," said J, seven Of 'em. Can yoo
show as good record!v
'sWood yoo," said she, ssbev your girls
grow up and be married TO base, sordid
men, who would take away their political
rites and allow 'em no lrane,Isesf"
ssDarn the franchises, /" saysl in rage;
"they are the things that women put on be-
hind to give 'em The Grecian bend. Il my
daughters ever go To wearin' EN-
sNo, no." said she, slhey are panuiers.'
"Well," said |, 'panniers or franchises,
or whatever 700 caN 'em, am opposed 10
fem. They are unnatural and hunpty.
They degrade the human form into the ike
ness Of a camel, and bring lovely women
down on all fours like a cal"
"Then," said she, sscome with me, and
we will emancipale women from The slavery
OF dress" 4A
"No," said |, with severity, 81 hev no
wish to take the close away from any wo-
man. Wimmen without close would be =
sad spectacle, particularly in winter, when
The bowling blasts prevail. Who are you
any wayr" asked my visitor.
81 am pilgrim" she said. 81 belong
TO the Agitator, u noospaper devoted to the
caws If femail suffrage in Chicago"
"Well. said ! calmly, !" the wimmin in
Chicsgo need something Of this sort.
Where them that air married never no on
gain' 10 bed al night but what on wakin' up
in the morain' they may be divorced, and
them that ain't married spend their time in
beitin' how many times they can be mar
ried and divorced within month. The
wimmin Of Chicago need sgitatiu' powerful
ly. Keep stirrin' on 'em up, il you
please. The more you asitale, the better
Tor EN-"
With these words ! arose, aud telling
her 10 set still until my return, | stole soIt-
ly down stairs. Ihaye no; been back since.
What will be the effect Of leas:n' lemail
sgitator sittiu' in my seat the whole Of this
time no not, but ii she waits until | 20
back her patience will be Of cast iron.
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A Aromaniic youth. promenading in one
our fashionable streets. picked up thimble.
lie stond awhile mcditaiing upon the pro.
bsble beauty OF the owner, when he press.
cd il 10 his lips saying:
"Oh! that il were The iair cheek Of the
wcarer.."
Just as he had finished. stout elderly
negress looked out OF an upper window,
and said:
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