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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-01-14

The Sandusky Register says
that on the 23d ult. Martin Cobb,
John Haley and Timothy Falvey
went in an open Boat from KellY's
to Middle Island, the lake being
then entirely open between the two
points. When they set out to re-
turn, the water had become filled
with floating ice, which carried a
way their frail craft, and all were
undoubtedly drowned,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-01-14

RoBBERr-The heuse of ) .svser
Gorrell, in this place, was hdr ,rsr
ously entered on the night b sS3ro
Christmas, and his psntaloons rooct
ct robbed Of one hundred and eiy6t
' dollars, which he had recei et,i o~
the evening, after the Banlfs were no
closed. Wilmington Republican
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-01-14

Il THE i9llowlng'upes were designed for pub
liqPtion IN lhe HERALD, three weeks ago, bat
owing to the crowded condition OF our col
uIhns aid our hurry Of business, were passed
OydF dhulhdw.i n EiulttilJ quo TOO
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-01-14

Work AND PIAY,-The funda-
mental principle is, that work and
not play is the grand business of
life, A man must work before he
shall have a right to play And,
moreover, the quality and quantity
of his work shall prescribe the
measure OF his recreativc privileges.
Itis a grave error which people in
dulge, tbatmoney gives one amin
munity from, toll, and a permission
Of habitual lounging, Recreation
is, in fact, an impossibility to a man
who never puts faculty on the
stretch for any great purpose of
personal culture and the advance
ment Of the world, What, imple-
ment Of honest work has that man
re.created, who never does ANYTHING
hut doze and play from one years
end to another What right has a
man to fish for front who never
fished for souls :? What right has
a man to go to Chamopni or the
Rhine, who has never grown weary
for lust once, in some noble errand
for the worlds good T? -y .-ft
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-01-14

The inadyertance of a clerk in
recording deed, years ago, at
Quincy, ILL.,. whereby "ninesixti-
eths'' was made to read 'ninesix-
teenths, has led to lawsuit in
volYing forty thousand dollars.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-01-14

Cattle over year old, which
have not been marked or branded,
are eyerybodie's property in Texas,
and, like. CAIN, may be killed by
anybody who meets them. The
San Antonio market is stocked with
hides taken from cattle without
marks. ...r -
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-01-14
[Wrltten fQr thc Fayette County Herald.
-. pIIH OLD ,YEAIS.
n M N Hi l.Nl - e V INU

BY j, b.
~, l---- lTgI VT p
CLOSE THE sHcTERs, and barr the door,
Let no stranger enter here;
Il Ieave Ms alone with the friends We love.
| no yatehthe dying lyear4 ; lrI The
flushed are the voices that once broatl
Munled our tread aud light,
logAehes Of bitterness sprinkls'our hearts,
AS the oldyear dies Tonight.
h 'FareNsli pldlyear, the hopes youbrOugh
Have perished long 9goi, ,,.,, -.,
The joy and bliss you promisedus,
Our hearts mag never know,
2 yIustead ofloye we have gathered hate,
And sorrow instead OFF joyi.t-..- s,5
Trust and hope, joy and bliss, raat
; 7Are dust and ashes now.
ofsowing the seed Of life
hHiwbhav6 bhiy scattered taies rig1I
Instead Of staying wayward feet,
! HWShaye only added snares.H =
l,s Instead Of glesuts with careful hand,
q bThe fullsriPe golden sheay6s, ..H''
We paye stood witB idless careless grasp,
~ And gathered only leaves. ts ''
SO gra.. ....t.I $3.50, .i5u ffWa
Z BralSensy vows and blighted hopos, w
AN Crown the dying year;o 70 = .h."
Gather the wrecks of broken VOWS,
And place them on the bier,
Gather them up With carefulhands,
And bury thedeSd from sight,
Asbes Of bitterness sprinkle our hearts,
The old yeardles tonight. :
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-01-14

on ne wednesday evening before the tli
Tso6h, Jebg N, Turk II 9l SINl heomq9 on y,
King ] n Eiy, Scribe; J. " 6ietanyelan,d, tn,d a
h; Mills GardnerPT S.; W r Cieayeia9u = Y,
sfiIl al 10 gaNail 0Bi F,l M9Gelsi 10 Mist VAL
b ii, MiIlikap. Sec'Y; John Miser, treasurer
asI] ID. Kh4hey tsuAAdllO 90 eIAHl lB HaJ =.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-01-14

STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE. -
The Agricultural College Commit
tee was in session at the rooms of
the State Board of Agriculture to
hear the different propositions dis
.cussed The claims Of each of the
oontesting localities were presented
at length The Champaign county
proposition row takes the shape of
Sl20,000 in cash, or any of the fol-
lowing: The Alb. Jennings farm
and the Seminary property-the
land at 500 per acre-balahce of
the Sl20,000in cash the Governor
Vance farm of I,00S acres, or the
Pence farm of640 acres on the same
conditions. aH e8f oI qt i-tI .a
oFThc Franklinacouhty proposition
is the Worthihgten proposition
with the addition of the Ambos
farm of 220 acres. ai o.. a1Ha'
The Wayne county proposition.
is a co partnership with the Uni
Tersity at Woester-funds to be
kept separate. E aasol 2. i
No decision wasarrived Mt. The
Committee adjourned lto1meetthis
evening at the erooms of the State
Board.@O. s. jour 10 io ~. ..
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-01-14
g English Grammar.


Kftere attending a few of ou
county exawinatiohs, and after al
experieRce in teaching for som,
time in this. county, / have Beer
compelled to.eonclude that there /,
a great deficiency in the7snowledgt
of English Grammar in our schools
and among our1comon schoo
Teachers. That this state of af
fairs should not, and need not, eN
ist, is too plain to- require argu;
ment HBut there must be cause
to produce every effect. and this de-
ticiency,fp part, exists, no doubt
in the Lack >ofassaitable text book
Among the hundreds Of text books
on the, science Of the English Ian
guage,, there surely must be few
Pgo5dD0nes and NY object iii pen
ming this, is to -oaIl-attention to the
fact tH8twe havea good text book
in 'Haryey's Practical Grammar. y
While thisdis NOT the only good
text ,b9okye -haYe, on this science,
.I1deenit, that eircumst stances render
.itthe best for us in this State, or at
leastin this portion Of the State as
it is theaprodqctiorn so4lfs teacher Of
Ohio, and isvppbAshea in Cineinnat
-tiv-henee, easily obtained, DC. )
aas Browns is gooddgrammar, and
SO is Kerl's; but SO far as ] have
examined, Harysy1's combines all
the real excellencies of .bSth-is
their equal zifJpQt superior I'M me-
.elisnieal execution -and is cheaper
to lis than either. aaH ',t
Fer these and various other rea-
sons, ! advise the general introduc-
ton ofHarvey's Grammar into the
Schools b. Fayette. But as no one
text bookihcontainsj all that the
Teacher should knoY,I ALSO advise,
my fellow -labOrers to procure a.
copy of Brown and Kerl; also, Of
Kerl's Comprehensive Grammar,
and Browns Grammar of Gram
mars, and likewise Fowler's En-
glish Grammar, as reference
books. gIA8 al1 Hfa',.
Ihaye no pecuniary interest what
ever in any of these works neither
do 7 write at tbesolic licitati0h ofany
one, but simply FOR the benefit -aof.
my nuaeroqsoyoun friends IN this
county. j. n LIS.
I NorR-HarEey's Grammar can
be had OF, Wilson, Hinkle q Co.,
clHeinhati, on good terms !; Kerl's
of Iyiseh,2 2 Chimney, Brakeman y
Co, New York; Browns, Of VIM,
Wood & Co., New York; FoWl6r's
of Harpers, New York. 5a's. t-.s
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-01-14

Temple Lodge, No. 227, meets at Wash,
.ihgton1sysry Tuesday evening sttlrelrhla Il
on Court street. S. B. YEoMAN, N. ";
]. N. XANDEMAN., v. c.; II. !, CEERRY
.GRESg; 2L.C. K&RNE4, RAS,51D@ll. GETz,
sTrsasuPepEgis iass aaa sLallsIsaA
-aaissaW ai 5s1II o. 3G.yT. a5msaap
Ray of Hope Temple No. s92, .meetset-
cry Monday evening at their Hall in Ely's
Si8ioelc. lEAGs Carpenter, WA D.I.;l snnfe
Logan, MAViT3 a. EoKing, W. ;
P. Ey #oFehpuse w. RSS1 Maggie Us,
tick, ". a s.; T. D. McElwain, W, F. 81
vrBdtie Ogl6J WfT, 4 Fred FUrst6rE We N ;
Lide McElwaini W.U M; lone Mclean,
". /. G.3 5amasS II Gould, W. Q. Gi
Emma Bonfoey, W. R. H, S.; Cora Plumb
EW,)L lH. S.kS. r. johnson, 'P!NW CIT
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-01-14
Wonldn,t Marry a Maehanio

WouIun I marry a mechanic
c3R F-- art @
\ a young man began visiting
Young woman, and appeared wei
pleased. One evening he calleg
| when il VAS quite late,s which lee
lthe, young gil tgingnire where he
Pad peegs o.ssg ,r
| Il bad to work. tonight"
"Wllat !lo you work Tor a liv.
ing = she inquired, in astcnish-
ment.
"qertqiply," replied the young
m9p Il qm a mechanic"
y dislike the name Of q mechAn,
ic' and she turped qP her pretty
nose.
That was the last time the young
man visited tbeyoppg w9pan. He
is now Q wealthy man, and has one
OF the best women ID, the country
for his wife. Ifl
The lady who disiiIed the name
mechinic is nov the wife Of
miserable fool, a regular vagrapt
abgutogbg shops3 and the soft,
NeniagsaAdomiseable girl is oblig
riiis0 itaftgdnr washing to support
heEsoaitald children. tiflal7
tsGHoedi like tt1einame ofmechan-
iniliel % afOu whose brothers are
luftsaal ilgessc,tloafdrs. aodilA
siosh gritty thGsiA2'~ho has so liu-1
tieuttc3ps, who is so vefdant, so
sc4f q 10 think less Of a Young
num1g lfeing a medhanie-one of
Gods blemen--themo digBi1ed
and .galAgable parsonage Of Heay-
en- 5 n eatuges, r rrrgsraJ 1
X Beware, young lady, how you /
treat young men who work for a /,
liYipg, fpr gov may, sne day beme-
nial NAL to oHe Of then EoTse4. ID !
o An ihveHtive ge1ids, OF Newark,
Iias conceived The idea Of applying
steam TO the threelwheeldd Hveloci-
5ede,leayrhg the rider 5thing to do
out to keep his seat, guide the ma /
chine and hold on to his tiller
while speeding over the ground at
a 2:40 rate. The plan Of this ge-
MUS isit6 construct a boiler, II in !
ehes in diameter by "a inches in
hight, to be placed over the hind
axeltree in an upright position; the
boiler tesbe made ofifhe kind of .
steebnpF1 being experipepted upon /
at Pittsbprg, Pennsylvania, ahd7'
which has already withstood a pres /
jure of $50 pounds to the square !
nch. The water-tanks, of four
capacity, to be located I'M
Ier the seat, aud TO be SO copstruc-
ed as to forme the brace from the
ore to the hind wheel /; the exhaust
team to heat the waterin the tank.
Steam is to be generated by kero-
ene oil, to be fed into a furnace
onta!ning sand, through syphon
70 avoid the heat, the boiler is to
70 covered with felt and incased
nth wood a boiler Of the above h
dimensions would give fully one \
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-01-14

b NorE+H +Havey's Grammar can
Ehe had of, Wilson, Hinkle q Co.,
lciHeinhati, on good terms; Kerl's
of Iyiseh,2 Chimney, Brakeman y
| Co, New York; Browns, Of VIM,
Wood & CO., New York; FoWl6r's
Fof Harpers, New York. 'i.@.l s.al
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-01-14

LTD. M AYNARD, Attorney, at lew
LIZ Washington, O. Office nsoOurt
street, over Henry Robinson store, "A
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-01-14

DOCKS. n "a 4tHit ~ |l '.H 4
have no pecuniary interest what
ever in any of these works neither
do r Write at tho8olicitati0h ofany
one but simply FOR the benefit Of
my nunaeroqsoy young friends in this
county. J.tH, LIS.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-01-14

Beware, youGg lady, how you
treat young men who. work for a
.liYiqg, fpr yQp nay one day beme-
NAL to oHe Of them Yourself .al
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-06

HEsR1co CoUSTY CoURT-J Justice Jacob
S. Atlse presiding.-John Robinson (ne-
gro), one Of the parties implicated in the
attempt to murder and rob Mr. Robert
Green few weeks since, was called, and
the case set for trial. After testimony and
the arguments of counsel, the jury retired,
and very soon returned with verdict OF
guilty. The court at once proceeded topro-
nounce sentence of death, ordering him to
be hung on Friday, June 18th, 1869. This
negro is considered the most desperate cha
raCter in the county, having previously
served out two terms in the penitentlsry
and only very recently released from sen
tence to service in the chain-gang.
Messrs. J. S. Atlee, John Woodworth
John B. Crenshaw, and John Z. Jones'
qualified as Overseers of the Poor-positions
to which they had recently been appointed
by General Stonenan.
Mr.. Sidney W. Blankinship, recently az
pointed commissioner Of the revenue, also
qualified on yesterday.
Mr.. George W. Barker qualified as magls'
trate, vicc John Nettles, incapacitated by
joint resolution Of Congress vacat!ng the
Offices Of the State.
The case of Baker and Page, indicted fo1
felony, will be called this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-06

APpo1NTMENTs.-The following appoint
ments ere reported from military head
quarters:
Richmond.-Pat. Fl. Woods, Captain Of
Police vice 4. T. Seal William 7. Pember-
ton vice E. II. Chalkley; Charles I. Ganter
vice Charles Epps; William D. Rendrick
vice William N. Kelley; J. B. Spahr u1ce
W. T. Bibb. s-
Commissioners of Recenue.-G. 7. Jones,
Albemarle; Warren Brown and John b.
Hitchcock, Dinwiddie E. B. Garrison
Halifax William P. Perkins, Samuel ~
Moss, Louisa George D. Daniels, Middle
sex; John r. Dick, Sussex; John Is. Sho'
mo, staunton; Joseph B. Garter, Henrico'
Sherifs.-John w. Wyatt, Allegheny
W. Il. Young, Clarke Thomas J. May,
Louisa; Samuel N. Moore, Lunenburg
BENJAMIN A. Cox, Prince Edward.
G. F. Jones, Sergeant town Of williams
burg.
Clerks of Courts.-W. Fl. Hickoks, sus.
sex; Frank H. Johnson, Wythe; Michael
J. Doherty, Petersburg; James Walker
Chesterfield; R. NJ. Thorne, Henrico.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-06

DEATH OF REV. Tho. WALKER GILAER.-
Rev. DR.. Brown, Of this city, was sum
moned by telegram on yesterday to attend
the funeral to-day Of this beloved young
minister in Fredericksburg. No particu-
lars were given-nothing but the fact that
|sAIr. Gilmer expired suddenly yesterday
morning.
This Intelligence will be received by a
wide circle of friends with deepest sadness.
Mr.. GiImer was son Of the lsmented Tho.
Walker Gilmer, formerly Governor Of Vir-
einis, and at the time Of his tragical end,
from che explosion Of the steamer Prince
ton, was Secretary of the Navy. This son
was himself bred to the profession Of the
law, and resided in that capacity for short
time in the city of st. Louis, Mo. Omitting
other particulars, it is proper to ssy that
when, at the close Of the war, he was set
tied as pastor Of the Presbyterian church
at fredericksburg, he gained rapidly
and TO an extraordinary degree, the
affections and confidence Of the whole com
munity. The PROSTATE church in that dl'
lspidated but noble town was soon restored,
and career of great usefulness and honor
seemed to await the beloved young minis
ter. A recent marriage 10 one in every re-
spect suited to be the wife of such pastor
| and their removal to sweet home in The
Manse," might well leave the hope thai
life would be prolonged through many Ions
and happy years. But He whose waj'
and thoughts are go high above ours has
| ordered otherwise.
Among the young ministers Of Virgins
| nP n
who have fallen early and deeply lamente'
there are hundreds and thousands through
ou. her borders who will embalm with thei
tears and their blessings the honored nam
OF Thomas Walker Gilmer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-06

AFRIc's SUNNY FoUNTAINs.-Oneo Of our
reporters, being religiously inclined, on last
Sunday went to church three times,-an
unusual thing for him-and each time the
minister gave out that old familiar hymn
commencing +" From Greenland's icy noun
tains." He admires the hymn very much,
and thinks it one of the finest old tunes
ever sung, but SO much of the icy noun
tains =" he is afraid has increased his cold
and he has been wishing ever since that
some of "Afric's sunny fountains would
roll their golden sand" down this way.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-06

BI1GSoL1's CoNcERT.-A brilliant au-
dience attended Brignoli's first concert last
night. That distinguished artist sang seve-
rel fine selections in manner well in keep
ing with his great reputation, and was en-
Enthusiastically received. Mile Durand is q
charming artist, with comely person and
very fine voice. The rest of the artists are
very good, and the concert was most ex-
cellent one. 1t will be repeated tonight
with change Of programme, and those who
have not heard Brignoli should not miss
their last opportunity of 80 doing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-06
RAILROADS.
I q -

lsg - Es5sIs:ssll -
DICBMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL-
IL .ROAD--CHANGE OF SLEGEULE.-SD
and after SUNDAY, February 2ist, 1857, The PAs-
SESSER TRAINS on this road will be run IS
follows:
come WEST, LYNCHBURG PAssENGERs
leave Richmond daily Except Sundays) at SIS A.
NJ arrive at Bu-keyile at Has A: NJ, making
close connections with traius on the southside
road for Farmvile, Lynchburg, Bristol. knox
Vile, Nashville, Memphis &C., &c. GHkOG9H
MAIL AND EXPIRES leave Rlchmond daily al
sa5P. NJ {; leave Dsnville daNy at s.52 Z. ID. !:
arrive ~ Greensboro daily at 2. 10 e. Al, making
close connections for all stations on the North
Caroline road both east and west or Greensboro,
Charlotte. Columbia AuSusts, and all points
South.
PRESS leave Greensboro daily Ct 4. NJ; leave
Ds1ville daily ct go Z. M, arrive at R1chmon6 y
daily at Il 4. Il. LYECh3URG PABSEh9 ERE
leave Rurssvlle daily except Sundaysl ut 40 T.
II. /; arrive AT Richmond 3. g.2oP. M.
Through tickets can be procured a. the ticket
Office In Richmond to all important points South
and Southwest, and 81 Greensboro' and DanVille 70
al points North, East, aIid West.
T3OEAS DODAMEAD,
fp ~ SupertntPndentp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-06

a NEGRo's OPINION OF RECONSTRUCTED
CoUET.-After the sentence of death was
pronounced upon John Robinson in the
county court yesterday, one of the cable
auditors in the crowd Of idlers who had
gathered there was heard to say, "If dey
don't move dis bench dey will hang ebery
nigger in de county" 1t is reconstructed
bench, nevertheless.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-06

The THEATRE.-A brilliant audience
greeted the beautiful Chapman Sisters last
night. The entertainment presented was
truly excellent, and in keeping with the
reputation Of the manager, stars, and COM
pany. 1t is necessary to defer longer
notice until tomorrow. Tonight the Sig
ters" will appear in Cinderella.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-06

MAYORS CoUBT-Mayor Chdhoon pre-.
siding.-Fields Finney (negro), charged
with beating his wife, was discharged, II
appearing in evidence that she was drunk,
and Fields found it necessary to intiict
punishment in order to make her behave
herself.
Taylor Strange and Israel Taylor (ne-
groes), charged with burglariously enter
Ing the slaug ghter-house of Theodore Frick
aud stealing two hogs valued at forty dol
lsrs, we're sent on to answer Indictment Tor
felony. They were committed.
Fannie Brown and Sarah White (ne-
groes), charged with having in their pos
session lot of clothing stolen from the
Colored Orphan Asylum, were arraigned,
and the case continued in the absence Of
witnesses.
Mary Ann Burke (uegro) was arraigned
on the same Old charge of Vagcancy, and
was sent to the alnshouse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-06

THE POISONING CAsE.-The case of Syl-
via Robinson and Eftie Robinson (negroes),
charged with the murder Of the infant
child of Mr.. William c. Page by poisoning
has been again continued until the 7th.
The post morten examination of the child
has, we learn, been attended with no def
mite result. The jury Of inquest has mol
vet arrived at verdict.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-06

A CONGREGATION SAoKED.-On Sunday
last, as Bishop Whittle was preaching to
the congregation at Five Forks, in Hano-
yer, the stove became choked, and the
smoke made quite number Of the mem
bers 60 sick that they had to leave. They
continued indisposed for some hours.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-06

MAGISTRATES IN THE CoUNTIEs.-Seve-
raj of our Richmond lawyers having cases
to be tried before the county court of Glou-
cester went down there on last court-day
to attend to them, but found, on reaching
the court house, that there was not single
rnaoistrass in the county, and that, conse-
ouently, there could be no court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-06

VIRGINIA ACADEMY OF ARTS AND Sci
ENcEs.-The following officers have been
elected to this Association: President
Thomas H. Wynne. Vice-President-A.
Lybrock. Recording Secretary-William
E. Binford. Treasurer-W. P. Gretter.
Directors-Dr. r. A. Wise, E. V. Valen-
tine, W. B. Myers, G. A. Peple, DR.. F. D.
Cunningham, William e. Tanner, G. NJ
Wallace, Charles H. Dimmock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-06

YANADyERrIsEMESr Ii another column I,
will be seen that our friends Hessrs. ANpREw J.
GRAY & co. have received smother supply OF ,hs
celebrated Il ackey Mountain Whissey," pro
nounced By connoisseurs something extra. , hose
in want Of rnre Virglaia whisky had better cal
without delay.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-06

DURYEA'S STARCH. = I his Justly celebrated
and woild-renowned article has taken the 1rst
prize medals In guroIe and in his country.
It's great strength and perfect purity, combined
with the glcss II gives 10 the fabric, makes u the
favorite OF the housekeeper and The lsundress II
Is the most economical starch 10 every way, for
on pound OF It will 60 as far as two pounds CT
ordinary starch. There is at least q saving Of
four cents pound to the hou;ekeeper in the use Of
this article.
ASK tie merchs ants for DuRYEAs's starch, and
be sure You get It.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-06

TIE New AUDIToR.-Colonel Stanton,
the newly appointed Auditor, on yesterday
entered upon the duties Of his Office, and
in q few moments thereafter he and his
clerks were busily engaged in the transac-
tion Of the unfinished business of the Office,
which has been lying over for several