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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-19

nIETETICS FOR INFANTS
~ AND INYAI.iDs
COMSTOCK'S RATIONAL FOOD,
RACAHOUT DES ARABES,
HTBBELL'S F.tRINACEOUS FOOD,
HoEE'S EXTRACT OF MALT.
ROBlNSOE'S PATENT BARLEY,
PREPARED DAT MEAL,
LIEBIG'S EXTRACT OF NEAT,
PREPARED CORN STARCH.
TOURTELOT'S EXTRACT OF BEEF,
PREPARED RICE FLOUR,
BERMUDA ARROW ROOT.
HARD'S FARISACEOUS FOOD,
TAM&RINDS, SAGO,
TAPIOCA, etc., ETC.;
tor sale ut
MEADE 4 BAKERS Apothccary store,
it 10 $40 Vain street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-19
THE s3 PlIITER Esp FARMER
FOR 1864.

This STANDARD JOURNAL has just entered
its twcnty-third year, and Is of the few ancient
landmarks still left 10 Old Virginia.
The JOURNAL Is offered for tn" new year al
TWO DOLLARS PER ANNIM; ana We must
urge upon our readers that the low price Of sub
Scripti6n makes II imperative that we shall come
down to the cash basis. Our subscription. must,
therefore. he IN ADVANCE: and We believe
proper exercise OF economy will enable ALL who
desire to read the SOUTHERN PLANTER ASp
FARMER 10 conform to our terms.
We are confident In promising our roah'rr
journal I'm every way worthy Of their support.
As an ADVERTISING MEDIUM the SOUTH
to the attention Of teachers. merchants, mnnniac-
turcrS, hocl-kecpcrs, druggists dentists, nursery
men, stock-raiscrs, land agents, &C., &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-19
WANTS.

WANTED, to purchase DWELL-9:s
w ING-HOUSE, four to eight rooms, con -
yeniept 10 the Capitol. Address, with description
terms and locality -. T. b. box 's'.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-10

Since the frs, O: january We have
shipped nearly 4 million bushels OF
w.rat to Europe against about 4 quar-
-" \. 1t million hast year. This Is en-
cuurn";ns. All We have 10 do 10 cs-
ID ssh u healthy trad is to produce =
surplus. and TO afford it cheap enough.
Now that speculation is likely 10 be
checked by Congress, and the South
has nearly settled herself. We may en-
poet far lcss waste ol energy and tar
more production OF real wealth. The
prices Of brra,l-lulls in New York arc
much lower :han last year AT this time.
No. spring wheat now sells at Sl.7O
per bushcl against $40 last February !;
pr:l.le California wheat now sells 1t
81 per bu>hcl against $3.945 last Feb
runry tho best California -four now
scl!s 1T $1,000 per barrel against $3.50
last February; prime brands Of St.
Loni, lours now sell ut $ll to Sll50
rcv barrel asaintt SIT last February.
Everywhere the word is that the
wheat never looked better at this time
o. wear Travciiin. agents in all src-
tions Of the country concur in this
pleasing report.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-10
State of Affairs In Texas.

d. Major General Candy, commanding
the Fifth Military District, has adj
dressed u letter to tho Secretary OF
War. datcd Austin. Texas. February H.
In which he says the convention has
eompir,rd the work OF forming Con-
s,i,ution for Texas, and that he under
siands tho time liked for submitting II
20 the people TO be some time in July
next, The suggestion for po>,ponlng
the submission 1T that time having
originated with him.
IT, d,taiis ut length his reasons
therefor, anon. which arc the facts
tha,in. many counties there il no civil
organization (that is. in relation with
, tho executive department o:thc Sta,e) :
in others the county officers haze re-
fused TO recognizes or report 10 the
Secretary o. State; and the dlmru:tT
of comm unicatinc with some OF the
more distant counties. There are no
. R.-i.,r.rs' li.:> on ilI". but measures
hcvr i,.rn taken 70 coilCc, the original
,:>;. and l~"r.NmiHr the PcrSohntl OF
rr.i.trni;"u. He reports that the con-
dillon % lie state has materially i'm.
uroyrd since tkr November election.
bu; there are s,iIi some districts In
witch thr authority OF the United
States md o. the State Is openly doticd.
General Candy append, u lcttor adj
dressed to him by tho President Of the
Con>,i,u,;onai Convention. in which
he sys the Convention passed 4 rcs"'
luton Tor q division OF the State.
which IS only Il question OF time. OPP
,,.;,;,, ,n,n.s .rom interested per-
B.. sons at Austin, and late rebel news
papcrs. The division, however, Is sup
ported BY nine-teuths OF the loyal pee
Die. He concludes as follows: we
earnesilv believe this measure viii
8. finally dispense and demoyslile the dis
loyal element aud give US asepasation
of,hc State which will bring Us the
.rs,. peace and prosperity which we
Save Tor so many years been striving
, TO ,ecure." :..
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-10
West VIRGINIA Agricultural COLLEGE

'I'EE wINTER. TERN Of ,h!s Institution will begin
} Sore7nbrr 80. lsos. Til. scope Of the College,
beside Preparatory psnG-tmsnt. embraces fol! Ani
thorough Cour,-s of instruction III Mathematics. An.
cl-at and .Hod-rn LrnpuuyIs. PA1o.dp1y. Gsntral
L.tsrntHrs. MI StfIncss. hyr4t.!turs. and NlitIry
7LeficS.
Tho eO n Tuition, BOols and Boarding need not ex.
coed irUnl $50 20 el;5 per annuin.
In respect ~ Health. hesuul Scenery aud f,76rAbr
Moral Iurrouui!ngs. the place Is un,urpssteJ.
ALEX. MARTIN, D. D.. Preiftien!, md Pro.
it1.M Of NantAi and Moral tbiipbnphy.
~. LION, A. 81, tic< IrsIIdtni, rroicxsor Of
Ens'L Literature. and Principal Of Preparatory Dept
Col. J. X WEAVER. a. 81. ProIe.>V! ol Alxtil,..
ulA,!ea Itd Of Military rAeticr.
y; @. srEvrSs, a: ~. Professor OF Natural
fhllo'"rhy ahd nf The Natural SeIeircE.
HEShr u. uARNAH, D. D.. Profsrsor Of An.
Client and Modern LAIkuaksI sud Literature.
OLvEH w. A;LLrR. A. n, Assistant in tho
Preparatory Department
De- 81. nAoANs, E-q.. Superintendent OF the
GrouhdI and Buildings.
AooH ". DRocx. 81. D.. Lecturer on rhysl.
Hon. Join a. DiLLz. Lecturer Oh Civil and
Constitutional Law.
.horodntovr. p. ia. ""'''
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-10
BIZ MASTER AND NOT ne MASTERED

Dx MAsrEn AND NOT DE MAsrERrp.-
Ills no, by rc.rctling what's irrcpara'
Bio TINT true work is TO be done, but
: b. making the best OF wha. VIC arc.
Il Is no, BY complaining that we hay"
49, no, tho right tools, Lut by using well
tine tools wo have. Where No are,
and what We are, is Gods providen:
- tisl arrangement; aud tho wise and
manly way is to look our advantax"a
in the face. and see what eau be made
$of.hnm.s Lie, like war, is series OF
mistakes, and he IS not the best Chris
I'm No; IL. bcS: general who ml&cr
-. .,Ses: ~. -'"n>. rour m":il,c:.-
.'e.,: ~. - .;.-t: II; - Is =" hrS'
" .:,. 49,. uau>.. <p.rn'iM Victories
:. 6y ,tns r,,r.erA. o. MISTAKES soFse'
mistakes; organize victoTy QUE Of MY
fuEes- Ca+iIt!Gn 7>eo'u'V.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-10
RELATIVE EALrLs OF FORAGE

RELATIVE VALUES OF FORAGE
Chemist, say that seventeen pound> Of
clover hay arc equal. TO one hundred
AID fifty pounds OF whcat-Slraw, which
contains quite rs little nutrimcnt rs
Gay other. Such statements cannot,
however, be- wholly relied unon, be-
cause the nutriiivc value OF all forage
p!ant- depend, upon the stage ot
growth Al which they arc cnt. and
clover IN whirn the scrd ha- bcrn.su:-
tered 20 rlr"a is but li,Gc better than
ordinary straw.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-10
The Fatal Arrow.
ny ALICE CARY.

OY AL&CL CARY.
Cleaned behind him In tho osrley-land;
A!.l thcre he put n rex. rose In my hand:
o cruel, killing leaves those rose.icavcT' were
Ns sung to me- q lit:i" lorclo-a lay.
LssEaed Q; sopie S.tI; AMI while his sicNo
A:hwnrt tho shining stalks. ny wild heart
kept
beating toe ,uno up with him all tho way.
One t!no 70 rested by llrn2ia stream
Der which tho loose-tonsued WILLOWS "nls-
All, blessed hour! 70 Ion: AMI long aso,
It cometh back upon me Tx, u dream.
AID there nc told mo- b.u.hins sof;-ah mo -
Or one that no could loVe.--SO young, 80 tair,
Like "a!;.. III. color nt her eyes ami hair
@ :.ro.L,n osurl! though: that WAS She.
Ern :owc'i his manly beard: his eyes 81 brown
Liul. Awu,I con icAS.OH WIZ ,n"Ir tender look:
n Thousand time, kissed HIN Ia tho brook.
.hc.oan The :lowcIa.-wl.h D'.,iIlai cycios uo~h.
And sy.n yet canno: hear ,hc stir
y. w...!uwS by i SAtur Ou. sop.
And down The warm waves all tnc!r lcns:a
:.y r,n;:y arms, 70 fad ms harvester.
IN III! his speech there ~Gx no word 70 mcnd /;
Waa;r or he aaid, OF right o. wTons. was
Gnta ~ last An drro,e pierced my breast.
t.: wish q fatal lnIni,--.s" called mS Jf'cnu'
g.; all sad: Iu!l Will know, Gri wot.
That I had D,."1 In ip.c ami i" hid not.
AL "a tho bailey nc!d CLEANED no more.
--.it:ontc j::vn'hty for Marcia
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-10

OYSTER ptE.-With the richest Of
pic-crus'. line small sized pan; ill it
with raw oysters; add brine o! the
oyster nearly sufficient to cover them;
butter and season 10 taste; dust with
Gour; cover with crust in The usual
way: then bake. TO be served with
warm milk. We never SAW the pie IN
print, but have eaten thereof, aud 6now
/, is ~ood,-,hM;cothe -idcertiSer.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-10

THE following epitaph is found III a
western church yard:
lIoro lies the mother OF children nVo.
Two are dead and three arc alive;
Tho two thar are dead pretcrrinS rather
10 din with tho Ilpthcv ,han 1.-Two win mo IA
h,.r
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-10
TEMPERANCE.

Tssfr Is. perhaps. ~ one Thing TIA, L.. DOM 10
much 10 promote tho e'u's Of Temperance. ~ th,, gen.
I've stimulating tonic. hob'ok' Stomach Bitten; they
'"'oE,e'n and O''sorsss without producing tbs ~ e.
''"" o. alcohol; "roal.n... J. X. Rogers. Izr.,.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-10
Observation-Disclosures
EVERYBODY

s,ou keen con,.an,ly within th"r rraeh' 'h''o ,a.
n.I,c, 10 ,uce..fully combs. di'eair Kooas.
no"S phi, rOb.el.', Stomach pi''s'', And H0''e.
,oo, purifier: they are inisbls In the d''e''.' ~
...,,rurrd.l. J. II. Rogers. agent.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-10
(7alliDOlis Advertisements.
PREPARE FOR WARE!

an tin. Of peace prepare for War. " u" OH -s'.
and .h.r. sentence IN ID. Ens,'sn H IN Sinnum.m.
sIps' Who WIZ ' ia % wise A. to know the .1set mo;
~: ,S,, hat felI destroyer. fissase. viii attack PIN
Then be 70 prepared 1--we the ESOs s hand I
t .,i J;1s,,o successfully. J. II Ees'r' agent
The new North-west., 1869-10-29

Rssiailg ,apy .Ns6p, q saltelas@, y
beOG1o 1a ih III OsoNa, eu1iag - ~
upon ths crowd. tlas Gfs9 Stw momsnt6
hesitation, osdaally withdrsw. t.,... N.
A they qssssd ~ little ridge tllat ~
Sandy Bas fsua visw, some. looking baak
thought thsy ooald - Tsanesjsss FArtnss,
his work done. sitsiag upon ths grsvs, hia
shovel upon his knees and his facs buried
in his red bandans handkerchief, Dat Il
was argued b. othsn that you cosldst tsll
his face from his Handkerchief at that dis.
lance; and thb point remained Undecided.
In the reaction that followed tie feverist
sxcisemsnt Of that day, Tennessee Pastne'
was not forgotten. A secret Investigation
had cleared him Of any oomp,ici,y in Ten.
nssses's guilt, and left only . saspicion o1
his sensfal sanity. Sandy Bar made poiat
Of calling on him, and psohlssing varioua
uncooth, but well.meant kindncsses But
from that day bis rude health and great
strength seemed to visibly decline; and when
the rainy season fairly set in, and tbe tiny
0sO ~S>sS~ wSsO ~ BS0UJUX 70 P0Cp ASVsss
the rocky moaud above Tsnnessee's gave,
he took to his bed.
One night, when the pi.cs beside the cab.
In were swaying In the storm, and trailing
their slender fingers over the roof, and the
roar and rush Of the swollen river were
heard below, Tennessee's Partner lifted hi,
hesd from the pillow, saying: ITS time to
go for Tennessee; must put 'Jinney' In
the Cart" and would have risen from his
bed but for the restraint Of his attendant.
Struggling. he still pu1ued his singular
fancy: ~There, now-steady, 'Jinney'-
steady, old girl. How dark it is! Look out
for the ruts-and look out fOr him, too, old
gal Sometimes, you know. when he's blind
drunk, he drops down right In the trsil.
Keep on straight up to the pine on top Of
tho hill. Thai told you 20 o!--,har he il
coming this way, too-sll by himself, -
bcr, and his face s.shining. Tennssseel-
Pardnerr' ...
And 70 they met. =.
The new North-west., 1869-10-29

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The new North-west., 1869-10-29

New Arrival at Virginia
City!
The Largest and hs.s sssost.set i. Montana con.
PL0WS. SHELF HARDWARE, IRON,
Steel, wsgon Timber. Wagon TIE; Seat sprines, Car.
sEdces Stoves cooking parlos and heating; crocks,
Tin and sheet Il.onw01.o !
:ad rinae,: stock .t exceedingly low prices: Stove
send f6l. Pricc List.
2. z. aoERk.
l4st Virginia City; n. r.
z n ,.Vt3 TnE NEW
OCC1D EN- T AL
Shaving s.A Hair Dressi.e salssn.
4 PLuxNKR, PROPRIETOR
Main Street., Deer lslss City, NoaeanA :,
Fitted up in elegant styis and . shave q hairens
ga.l.ntesd to = doas n - hghe't style u ths Ut
Hot, and Cold Baths
In ~ bsstppsinssd Dsthi,g Rooms In Tie T~.isssy
IL always ssady
The wondCr Of FIclcno {!
A Fountain OF IIoalthl
INDICATED RUSSIAN BATHS.
The Establishment Nevv ops~.
MAIN STREET uELENA
eopposite Hesshasas Bssk DsfIdiss.,
Tah Shows, R.sriaa, fsot, Cola MsaesesA ~ ue>
tric Baths, with Rooms for lnvalidA
Clcanllness Is Next to Gsllisess.
A SURE CURE fos Rsssaasisn, xosasai. ysvs.
o NO CURE, NO1PAY.
40 Cases Cured by tho Med
lCatcd Baths.
Refers to - Who Aavs bsea uudr tsestmcnt.
This establshnsst, the best bathing inseitutioa IN
s 'oss - so ~ ,:'y. .s .,:s s:s's -
these are Ruesisu, vapos; indicated and 0alvaaic
Baths. IL whisA ard by whicA. withost aeAss 6sse,
ns.t g nedieisc The soQSstes gu.saseee.a Saick
and al cutaneous diseases q ~ pay wiz Be ashsA
e. Private apastmsnts for Ladies a,d Fannies,
The Tooaos,al departnest IN eAis estab,ssans.t r.
marvel u clega1cc and taete. Only t1e moee expsst
:spps - sss 81 isssf pss e. 2 s: s.s.s row"
su + FRANK, P.seiss~.
The new North-west., 1869-10-29

mia miner, were oil here, with the drcariness
of decay superadded A few PAGES from
the cabin there was 1oagh enclosure, which
in the brief days of Tennessee's Partners
matrimonial felicity, had been used . l
garden, bnt was now ovcryrown With fem.
Az We approached it, We werc surprised to
find that what We had takcn for . recent
attempt at cultivation, Was tho broken soil
about m open gave.
The cart was halted before the enclosure !;
and, rejecting the Offers Of assistance with
the same air Of simple, seh-reliancs - hsd
displayed Throughout, Tennesses's Partner
lifted the Iodgh cofIla On hls back and d.
poased Il. unaidsd, within tie shallow
grave He then nailed down the board that
served . ! lid, snd mounting tho little
mound Of Garth beside It, took OF his hat
and slowly mopped his face With his hand.
keschisf.. ITais he cfowd IN wssa Re-
liminary T. ) speech, sad they disposed
themselves vazioaslS o. sssinps and lbould-
en-, and ct sxpectaat
"Wbcs 1hl6." bstaa IeaAeissn Part
ner, slowly, ''has been runnin' f'oe all day,
What's the natural thing for him = dos
Why, b oic6mehooA Asdif ~ aa't IN .
cosditioa . 60 homs. what con bis best
friesd doe Why, hing HIN hosncl And
hssss Teanossss bssa runniag fsss, and We
hing him hcpe from ~. N.edesi9S."", Id
aLlJH4 >.-Ia~x.A.Aa - y AA1@n1nA ~ nmn~A.
The new North-west., 1869-10-29

When order waS restored, and the man
vas made 10 understand, by ssc Of foscible
figures and rhetoric, that Tcnnessccs Of
tsnss Gould not b parJoned BY mere
money, his face took . more serious and
dsnguinasy hue, and those who were near
- him sotiosd that his rough hand trsp.
bid sliehay o. ths ta6la He kssitatsd
moment = y slowly sssprasd ~ gold q
ths caspet-hag. = X b had not ~ entirely
capghs hes,eyaaedssese Il tjsseiss rhici
swaysd The lsjbsnal, end w1s psspjsxed
With the idea thas - had nat oAsrsd snoagA,
Thsa he tss1sd = ~ JsdgA, and saying,
This yes = : lone hssd. played aloes. end
without ~ pasdsss, ,"ihe bowsd y ~ jssy
and was about y sjtAdssw, whsa The Jsdgl
callsd hin bask 'Jfyos hays asythiaC =
sey 10 Tssnessss, yea I'D better ny Il now.
Pr ~ 1sss tias tkat eveainG The eyss Of
- psisosr ana - sensgs advocats NJ,
Tsnssssss snilsd. shovsd ~ white tseeA,
and saying. "I1eaGed, oM 1ha r hs6 ed
NJ hand. Tsaasassb rusa@ >ook itsis
his ovs, asd s6yist, .'fjsa dss,psd b =
IwetaaiaiDe - -. AbisOsN1ei gettin'
o." - ~ lesd pasliv9ly ~, - .eddial
thss h taWss awqn .lkAk1 ienl1 6bped
his ~ Shl u iaAdk &sl1S(. 3lSlfhosl
asoth9 voed yitldssy. IA I'D " \
Ths tvS -. Sss9 - facA sthe agaia
allvs. yos - saesaDlleDe1i iaDt g ebsiel
s9sed = Jsdss n1n = = ~ llle'
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-21
MARINE NEWS,
CHARLESTON, OCTOBER 81
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Schr Vraie, Mason, New York; days. Corn
and salt To Vim Roach Il CO, II Cobia co.
Bischoif & co, Wagner x Monsees, anu west d
Jones'
Schr Georgetta Lawrence, Robinson, New York
IS days. Mdse. To VIM Roach co, Railroad
Agents and others.
Schr Carrie Holmes, Holmes New York via Del
Creighton, G. w Williams co, and order.
Steamer st Helena, Elliott. Edisto. 43 bales sea
island cotton mdse and sundries. TO II MUIR
raw, Pavenel & CO, Fraser & Dill, ] Colcock * CO.
VIC Boyle, Roper & Stoney, Cohen, Hanckel & CO.
and Bolmann Bros. ~
Schr Emma Baker, Leonard, Back river. 23Ot
bushels rough rice To Cohen, Hanckel& q co.
Schr Charlotte. Peterson, Back river. 34O0 bush
els rough rice. To Cohen, Hanckel CO..
Boat from Christ Church. bags sea island
cotton. To Venning.
Boat from Daniels Island bags sea islano
cotton. To J Aiken & CO.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Georgia, Cutler, at New York; Octo
ber II. o..o
Steamship Flag, Leonard, at New York. Octo
ber II.
steamship Falcon, Horsey, at Baltimore, octo
Schr A Cranmer, Cranmer, at Wilmington
October 10.
wa -'' SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
Brig Shamrock, tne%,) Ray, from Millbridge
Me- October IA.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Maryland, Johnson, at Baltimore
Schr Glengary, Yates, at Philadelphia, october
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To Margaret.

THE following quaint ''amafory verses,
they are called on the ancient yellow ieai iro
which we transcribe them, are by t1tz-Greel
Ha,,eck. and have never before been puolisl
ed j
vo,, to,d me Margaret, that in time
Won might, perhaps, be learned to love me;
Pnt twas because that can rhyme
A litt!e-n the spirit move me.
All. had the Tyre that winning art,
IWen might call its skill divine:
And were sure 'twould make your heart
Beat In congenial throbs with mine,
Again I'd seek the Muses. bowers,
Which long I've passed neglected by
Again invoke the fairy powers
To aid my harp's wild melody.
But, all fear 'twere fruitless toll
Experience has the lesson taught,
That woman's fond, enrapturing smile
Can never be SO cheaply bought.
And would spurn, however dear,
The heart that verse had power OF stealing
It's passion could not be sincere
Love claims purer test Of feeling.
Yet had hoped that ere twas known
That could pen o song or sonnet,
Your bosom's little guest had flown
On Cupid's wing, and had won II.
Come, tell me, is it so or not
W ,,,.t,r INV IaIe, ! Tes p know ",
'Say--and the Mnses all forgotC
You love the Man, and not the foe''