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SERIOUS AFFRAY IN CHARLES CITY.-At
Apperson's, Charles City county, on Satur-
day night, Mr.. William F. Walker had a
difficulty about money matters with q ne
gro named John Woodley. The negro came
to Mr.. Walkers house after dark, and, call
ing him out, demanded settlement. Mr..
Walker replied that he was willing to set
tie provided the negro would bring a
statement of the work performed; where
upon the negro rejoined with an oath that
Mr.. Walker wished to cheat him out Of
what was his due. A scuff1e ensued, during
which the negro received cut in the neck, !,
inficting a wound which will probably re-
suit in his death. Our informant gives the
negro bad character, and says that the
impression is that he was bent on quarrel.
Mr.. Walker is an ex-sheriff, and enjoys
the respect of his neighbors.
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FREGGHTs RECEIVED PER JAMES RIVER
AND KAyAwHA CANAL for the week ending
Saturday, August 7, 1869: 92 hogsheads
and ii tierces tobacco; 25,76l bushels
wheat 1866 bushels oats; l3S bushels
corn; 50 bushels rye; 3S5 barrels flour !;
43 barrels apples barrel empty bottles !;
II barrels and boxes eggs 622 empty bar
rels; 822 tons coal $50 tons stone; lO84
tons slate; COZ tons pig iron 20 cords tan
bark; 5S cords wood $4,000 feet lumber !;
80 bales sheaf oats; IA, l5S pounds scrap
iron rags, and bones l,o34 pounds butter !;
926 pounds wool; 300 pounds furniture !;
49l pounds dried fruit; stcam-cngines !;
2 barrels vinegar; iron safe; 6 bushels
onions 2 buggics; 9 head live stock; 10
coops fowls; 20 packages sundries 1877
passengers (othcr than by regular packeD
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LIGHTNING RODS.

T IGHTNING RODS CIV, nc
ROOFING and TIMING ut $40 Broad street,
PLUMBING at MOUNTCAsILE's;
HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS ana
GAS-FITTING at $50 Broad street. n,
SUNDRIEs at tMOUNTCASTLE'S' up ~
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PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST q, 1859.


Steamer Petersburg, Geoghegan, Baltimore, ner-
chandise and passengers, Harveys Williams.
Steamer Isaac Bell. Bourne, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, w. c. Dunham q 60.
Schooner Robert Hcaly, Brooks, Baltimore,
Shells to Croweil & Currie.
Schooner Roxanna, Frank, Hayre de Grace,
coal. Hawes L Mcrriman.
Schooner Tunis Depew, Crittenden, New York,
merchandise Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Annie Borland, Hail. New York, iron,
Tredegar Manufacturing Company.
Schooner Isaac G. HartZ, Clinton, Windsor, y.
s.. plaster, Pleasants Il Ross.
Schooner Maggie Bell, Hall, Rockland, lime, A.
S. Lee.
Schooner Bee, Hastings, Philadelphia, coal,
Hawes & Merriman.
SAILED,
Steamer Eliza Uancox. Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandse and passengers, l.. Il. Tatum.
Schooner ID. V. Streaker, Vangilder, Boston,
grain and mill feed Curtis K Parker.
Schooner S. II. Sample, Little, Norfolk, bricks,
Curtis & Parker. -,
Schooner Bee, Hastings, Shirley. tJanles riverl.
to load with wheat and return Curtis Parker.
Schooner Edward Dement,, Smith, down the RI
yer, light.
MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT, August s.-Arrived, steamer Ken
nebec Freeman merchandise and passengers,
York River Railroad Company, and sailed sth Oh
return.
FALMOUTH, ENGLAND, July 25.-OG Sicily 22d.
bark Egeria, Starrett, from Richmond for aavre.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RIcHMoND PosT- OFFICE AUGUST
10, 1SG9.-R. o. Waddill, Hon. George Cha
hoon, Mrs. George A. Barksdale, J. H..
Goodman, Richmond, Va. 3; Mrs. Peter Per-
kins, Louisa county, Va; Miss Mamie
r. Smith, Abingdon, Va; James J. Brown,
St. Louis, Mo-; E. T. Robinson, Philadel-
phia, Pa; Francis II. Rollaman, -; E.
Honoy Hutcheson, Screamersyille, Va. !;
one letter with no address.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
nOLp SWEET" SPRINGS, MONROE coUNTY,l
WEST VIRGINIA, August q, 1889. )

rOLD SWEET" SPRINGS, MONROE coUNTY,I
WEST VIRGINIA, August q, 1889.
THE SECOND GRAND
SQUERADE BALL
at the SWEET SPRINGS will take place on TUES
DAY, August 18th, 1889.
L. MoxLEY, Esq, OF Washington, Costumer.
COMMITTEE:
GcneralJACOB HYLAND, Philadelphia, Pa;
General W. Y. c. HUMES, Memphis;
Colonel FRANK JONES, Washington
A. X. POTTS, Esq. Washington;
Colonel ALBERT ORDWAY. Richmond;
SAM'L j. CARRINGTON, Richmond;
Hon BILE HAMILTON POPE, Alabama;
Colonel MALCOM CREIGHTON. Baltimore;
LOUIS ZIMMER, Esp, Baltimore;
W. V. MCKEAN, Philadelphia;
Hon bic ALLISON WHITE, Philadelphia;
III. G.. JARRETT, New York:
JAMES n. MILLS. Sweet Springs.
JAMES CARROLL,
au 10-eodtd Proprietor.
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RICuMOEp VA, June %. 1860.
This i 10 certify that for twelve months last
past / was afflicted with chills and fever, and on
aesu. two boxes Of 'Raphua Powders - have been
s,t,ir,lv relieved. and cun with confidence re-
cu9lucud them 10 those who are afflicted
THOMAS II. ROBERTS.
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RICHMOND. VA. Scotember 2s. Is

ItIV IIMT'NII, ' n. ~T!FIVIII IItT ., IcUO.
Thi, IS to certify that during last spring con-
tra~tcL in one of the lower counties Of the State
cMtlls and trycr, and Qfter t,Ying great many
r,tn.ficS for tn disease. (oUnd no permanent re-
H.ftWtu procured from Captain Levy package
IL: his celebrated "kaphua \ que and Fever Pow
G,rs." which, take pleasure In stating, checked
tl-rn Immediately. The prescription contained
Twelve powders. found IL necessary TO take only
half the number. l hereby chccrfully add mine
T. Tie list uf certificates Of the efficacy Of the
..EaphuN Powders" " In cases Of chills and fever
md would advise all thus afflicted TO procure Il
package Of them at once.
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II. I. !. Ecrn:
Dear >ir.-With pleasure 10 bear testimony to
the cticacv oi your "Raphua Powdcrs' In ar
resting and permanently curing aguc and fever. !
have tried IL in my own family, and confidently re-
commend il 10 others.
kCspcCtfullv, YOURS. ETC..
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WTOODHOUSE & PARHAM have in the
w same building with their bookstore COM
pletc BOOk-BINDERY and BLANk-BOOk
MANUFACTORY,a appointed with modern tools
them to execute orders for FIRST CLASS WORK
on as good terms rs the best houses anywhere.
offices clerks Of courts and others, can have their
books made here to any pattern desired
A good stock OF blank-bookS OF regular forms can
alw:tys be found on their shelves ready for use.
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NJ. ELLYsoS K Co. will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers in Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, ut pub
lishers' rates, for cash. Apply at this office.
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MANAGERS.
General j. A. EARLY, Virginia..
General WILLIAM MAHONE, virginia.
General s. B. BUCKNER, Kentucky.
General G.. G. WHARTON. Virginia.
General p. 0. HEBERT, Louisiana.
Colonel CHARLES r. POLLARD, Alabama.
Colonel +. HUGER. Virginia.
Colonel ID. +. CARTER, Tennessee.
Hon. j, w. LEFTWICH, Tennessee.
Hon. X. r. BRIDGES. North Carolina.
Hon. w. X. STAPLES, Virginia.
Hon. +. L. JEWELL. Louisiana.
A. :. WOLFF, Esq, Pennsylvania.
THOMAS platter, Esq, Tennessee.
W. L. CAMERON, Esq, Virginia.
J. L. MARYE, Esq. Virginia.
n. X. DARRELL, Esq, New York.
WILLIAM GIBBONNY. Esq, Virginia.
JOHN ID. LASGHORNE, Esq, Virginia.
Major j. w. DANIEL, Virginia.
The propretors beg to inform their friends and
the public that no pains or expense Will be spared
render the above the most attractive entertain
lnent Of the season.
VOLKER's CELEBRATED BAND will be in
attendance. -
EXCURSION TICKETS for this occasion will
be Issued by the railraOd companies ut Norfolk,
Richmond, and Lynchburg.
For further information, address "Committee
COLHOUN CO.,
au It'd Allegheny Springs, Va.
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ROCKS AND STATIONERY.

NOTICE TO BOOK-BUYERS,
~ TEACHERS, COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
AND OTHERS.
COLLEGE AND SCHOOL TEXTBOOKS,
STATIONERY, &C, &C.
We keep constantly on hand full stock or all
the latest and best TEXTBOOKS published,
together with large supply of STATIONERY OF
every quality. Teachers furnished on most liberal
terms. Country merchants will find II to their ad-
vantage TO purchase their stock In Richmond, as
they can get their goods ut the same prices, ana
save the expense of trip North. All new publ
cations received as soon as Issued.
A. Ii. CHRISTIAN & CO.,
1908 Main street,
aul nearly opposite the post-oilice.
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This company makes specially OF issuing
PARTICIPATING POLICIES
on dwellings and furniture, whereby the Insured
shares in the profits OF the company without in
curing liability.
Agents may be found at nearly every prominent
point in this and the ncighbor!ng States, TO whom
applications for insurance may be made.
Scrip dividend to holders of participating poll
ccs, TWENTY-FIVE per cent.
The scrip OF 1857 t?5 per cent? Is now receivable
as cash in payment of premiums.
j. II. MONTAGUE, Agent at
nv 25-2m Richmond. Va.
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ALLEGHANY SPRINGS, I
cDITNTY VA. 4

ALLEGHANY SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA. !
A GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL
AND SUPPER
WILL BE GIVEN AT THE
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS
WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGsUT Il, 1850.
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BANKS ASD BANKERS.
SANINGS BANK.

THE RICHMOND BANKING AND
iSSIkA nee COMPANY,
~ their SAVINGS DEPARTMENT., receive
money on deposit, oE which they pay lNIEkEsi;
t'tt would respectfully c&ll the attention OF all
"HrmdiP IGIc money 10 this department a. ,..,
Vicc, No. l@V., corner Of Main and Twelfth
'Lec!s. j, Is. DAVIS, President.
UiI DIihiEcToEs : j. i. Davis, j. A. Belyin, Joseph
l. )" Uos~e! and ". W. Cruap, tyl4-sm
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MEETINGS.


EERMANIA BAUFERElN.
u
MITGLIEDER WERDES AUF DIE HEUTE.
Abend stattfnGcndc General Eersammlung auf-
merksaIu gemacht, da Jeder der fehit elncn Dollar
Straie zu erlegen hat.
In auftrage des Prasidenten. -
Fl. WESZEL,
au lots Der Secretaer.
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CEMENT.

DOSENDALE CEMENT.-Haying been
~ appointed agents al this place Of the NEW
A5kh AND ROSENDALE CEMENT COMPA-
\ !, we Offer &c the trade continuous supply OF
1as celebrated and GENUINE ROSENDALE
CEMENT
nv 2t-5m TALIAFERRO u co.
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NEW AND OLD BOOKS.-Abbott's d. Di,
~ gcst Law OF Corporations, Abbotts and
Brightly,s National Digests, Clintons Digest Of
New York Reports, Digest Of Fire ., Insurance
Decisions, Ben Jamin on Sales, Comic Blackstone,
Bench and Bar, Smith on CONTRACTS; James, bnnmP,
Avery Hobbs, Brightly, and Hillard, on BANK,
ruptcv; Maury's Virginia. Our stock OF new ana
old Law and Miscellaneous Books is large, ana
prices low. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
booksellers, stationers, and bookbinders,
,v n 1918 Main street.
4 WALL TURNER, BOOKSELLER,
ID SrrhTIOSER. AND NEWSDEALER, lila
MAIN STREET, has on hand large and we'll
selected stock OF >-r-c,re ,oope
ENVELOPES,
PAPER,
INKS,
PENS,
FANCY ARTICLES, &C., &C.,
which will be sold very cheap for cash: ,,-,
MAURY's second editiGnl PHYsiCAL y ca ,dsrass SnK
for 81. -, ,oad,,, SEwspA
pERS, PERIODICALS., MAGAZINES, &C., OF
the day. os eoon ss issued by
the publishers. -
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Yesterday afternoon the remains Of the
deceased were brought down on the Central
train. They were met at the depot by a
large number of friends, and conveyed to
Hollywood Cemetery and inferred. The
funeral services were conducted at the
grave by Bishop Doggett.
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GUARDIAN MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.
ORGANIZED IN 1859.
ALL POLICIES NON-FORFEITABLE.
HALF LOAN GIVEN.
LAST CASH DIVIDEND, FIFTY PER CENT.
STATEMENT:
Policies In force. g0O' o' 0oo o
Annual income. Soo' Wv
Losses palu....
w. II. PEGKHAM, President;
W. T. HOOPER, Secretary;
l.. MCADAM, Actuary;
G. A. FUDICkER, Superintendent.
DIRECTORS:
General John A Dix;
w. Wilkens, Of Wilkens & Co.;
George r. Hope, President Continental Fire In
surance Company;
Hon. James Harper, of Harper Brothers;
John j. Crane, President Bank Of Republic;
w. 81. Vernilye, 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
Onlce No. eo2 Main street.
DR.. j. G. CABELL, Medical Examiner. JAG
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MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
W. VIRGINIA.
CHARTERED 1894.
OFFICE CORNER OF TENTH AND BANK STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.

This old and well known Virginia institution In
surcS Buildings by perpetual or annual policy.
It has more than TEN MILLIONS OF DOL
LARS insured on property pledged to make good
losses.
More than TWO AND A QUARTER MIL
LIONS OF DOLLARS have been paid In losses to
the people Of Virginia.
Upwards of TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN
THOUSAND DOLLARS "a large part of IL for
losses during the war; La, been paid since the
closed.
The former four-ffths system Of insurance has
been abolished, and other important changes made
for the benefit of the assured.
Losses cquitably adjusted and promptly paid.
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE,
Principal Agent.
j. B. DANFORTH, Secretary.
II. ID. DASFORTH, Assistant Secretary
SAMUEL II. PULiIAh. Collector. jy 30-sm
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j. +. BOHEMIAN. President.
ID. +. WILCOX, Secretary.
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Richmond. "a, e.th September, l8oS. s. ''D-'1-
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JACKSON PARK. RAs&

JACKSON PARK. .RAs&
TWO HUNDRED
LARS (S2OO) mile heats, best three In five, will
take place over the aboye-namcd course on WE'D
NESDAY the llth instant, at o'clock Z. NJ.
William Wall names b. IN. ''Milkmaid."
John III. Carrier names b. IN. 'Gentle Annie"
The horses are very nearly matched In speed, ana
n close and well-contested race may be confidently
expected. s.,,,,,
GATE FEE. FIFTY CENTS.
M lO-2tt JOHN III. CARRIER, Proprietor.
GRGENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRJSGs,l
August ., 1859. :
rV,UE SECOND OF THE SERIES OF
/ GRAND FANCY AND MASQUERADE
BALLS will take place on WEDNESDAY NIGHT
the nth instant.
A cOstnmer. with an elegant wardrobe, has been
engaged and every arrangement made to insure
hriIlfant success. PEYTONS s. co.
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Fire-dlGrn, T'elc1r1Dh.

By permission, Colonel Egbert, chief of
police, was allowed to speak to the Council
upon the subject of fre-alarm telegraph.
He stated he considered a fire-alarm tele-
graph necessary in the city, and that it
could be constructed at a cost of about
g., 900. The matter was referred to n spc-
cial committee composed of Messrs. Dun
ham, Milford, and Gregory.
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AZ EORGIA HOME INSURANCE
" COMPANY,
OF COLUMBUS, GEORGIA.
INCORPORATED 1850.

CAPITAL $3.50, 600
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Mr.. Parker offered resolution appro-
priating $1,000 to the first normal school of
this city. Laid over under the rules.
After disposing of other matters of un-
Importance, the Council adjourned.
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Live Cattle Weighed by Measure.


The only instrument necessary is ,
measure with feet and inch marks MOI
il. The girth is the circumference O
|thc animal inst behind the shoulder
blades. The length Is tie distanc,
from the shoulder blades. The SUPER
fetal feet are obtained by multiplying
the girth and length. The following
table contains the rule to ascertain the
weight Of the animal;
II less than foot in eirth multiply
superficial feet by eight,
If less than three, and more than one
multiply superficial feet by
If less than five and more than three
multiply superficial feet by lG
Irlcss than seven and more than five
superficial feet by %.
II less than nine and more than sew
en-, multiply superficial feet by 80.
E1amp q pig to meas
urein sirth two feet, and length ono
foot and nine inches; there would then
be three and half feet, which multi
piled by eleven, gives thirty-cight and
hall pounds as the weight Of the animal
when dressed. IL this way the weight
Of the quarters can he substantially
lscortaincd dnring life.
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DIED.

AT Bcllbucklc, OH liro col aytn Of March
1869, at the residence of Mr.. Green CLAY
MOLLIE, aged 2 years and 3 months, anc
daughter Of G. +. & MARY w. ENGLEMAy
] wish could comply with my heart,
anxiety to say words Of comfort to the
grief-stricken parents, but naught, me-
thinks, that words could express will re-
iieve the keen agony Of one who has
lost forever in this world a little darling
Child.
IT'S a harsh world, in which affection
knows
No place to treasure up its loved and lost
But the foul grave"
The writer knows too aoeW the pain of
such loss, and can only sympathizc with
others who have suffered too, in like man
ner. We plunge into pleasules-ilccting
plcasurcs-as if to find the tabled stream
whose waters brought oblivion, but alas.
we are left like Tantalus still, with thirsts
unslakcd. yet tempted still, and still
"wc gasp away
Sick-sick; unbound the b00n--,nslaked
the thirst,
Though to the last. in verge Of our decay.
Some phantom lures, such a we sought ut
first
But all too late,--so are We doubly curst."
God be with Us. w. J. S.
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Dr. Peterman, the eminent geOgra
pher and originator Of the first Ger
man expedition to the north pole, an
nounces that a second expedition is to
leave Bremerhaven IN the first wecl. OF
June. 1t will consist of two ships, u
screw steamer Of 100 tons and 80 horse
power, and sailing yacht Of 80 tons.
The object Of this expedition, as of the
former one, is to investigate the polar
regions along the coast Of Dast Green.
land. tits to be provided with a
strong scientific staff, and to pass the
winter in the Arctic regions, so as to
return by October, 1870.
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WINCHESTER CEMErERY,--Wo would
call the attention of the town authori-
ties, and ofthe citizens of ourto and
vicinity generally, to this dilapidatcd,
melancholy wilderness, though sacred
spot. There are, perhaps, but few fam
lilies in our community that are not rep
resented in this "city of sleeping dead"
within these gloomy and waste pre-
cincts. The thought to the living is
rendered doubly forbidding and unwcl-
come, that after we shall have left the
walks of social life, our remains arc to
be deposited somewhere, amidst briars,
bushes and sedge-grass, to be exposed
to the tread and ravages Of the hume
rous herds of swine and cattle that may
chance to browze over our remains,
where they are, seemingly, to be for
gotten by surviving friends.
1t is claimed for civilization and
that they impart the dis
tinctive Characteristic to human nature,
and refine and elevate it, not only to |
meet the responsibilities of life, but al
SO to respect and honor the memory of
.ho dead. What would stranger in
)ul community. in these respects,
link, to take his stand amidst our
Cemetery and gaze around upon its
present neglected appearance? 1t GER
ainly needs immediate attention. Who
s responsible for getting up the neces-
airy means for repairing the fence and
leaning up our Cemetery, and make it
pleasant place to visit and shed The
ears of sorrow over the dust of depart
d worth and friendship? The season =.
f the year for outdoor work has now !
rived. Will not something be done I
in this direction? Who l.
responsible? Who will lead the '
ay? We think it is only necessary Il
n som. one to make, the move.
i'd the community vii willingly res
ond.
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SEE the card of j. Flowers, in this
paper. "All who have eyes and see
not" let them call on Mr.. Flowers, the
old reliable optician in Nashville, and
if he does not furnish Them with glass
that will enable them to see, then their
sight is irrcparably gone, unless re-
stored by surgical operation. His
long tried integrity insures the public
against all humbuggcry. He has ev-
cry variety OF lens and colored glass
to suit every variety ofimpaired vision.
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The City Council of Memphis have
made arrangements for becoming re-
ception of ex-President Johnson, May.
or Leftwich will notify him by telegraph
of the desire of the citizens Of Memphis
to greet him and prove their high re-
spect to him, and a committee of the
Board of Aldermen will proceed to
Nashville, and thence escort him to
Memphis, where he will be received BY
a committee of twenty five leading cit
liens who will accompany him to the
quarters selected for him.
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R0saGaIis /! ROsadaIis: Rosa

EOsaGaiis !! k0Sadalis: ROsadal-
il, This medicine has become justly eel
chratcd az the most reliable Alternative VIC
possess. 1t is a well conceded medical tact
that those Alternatives which exert an in
lluence on the Kidneys. increasing the
quantity Of the urine and improving its
quality, will prove the most eilicaciOus in
the treatment Ofdiscases. 1t is on this ac-
count that the RCSaidliS is so much more
reliable. and produces 50 much more speedy
action in Chronic Diseases than any before
known to the medical profession and the
public. 1t is composed of medicines that
not only possess the most powerful Altcra-
tive properties, but also Diurctic, Tonic.
Hepatic and Diaporetic properties, and it
therefore acts directly upon all the secre-
tions of the system and carries Off the i'm
purities, not only through the Blood, but
also through the Skin, Kidneys, &c.
G33' For sale by Hutchins d Warner.
Druggists, Winchester Tenn.
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WE expect to have communication
next week on the subject of getting up
a mandatory for making agricultural
implements, DC. We hope the public
will give il due attention. We must
ito something of the kind, or he left be :
hlnd our neighbors in the race of i'm.
provement and prosperity. We say to
the people, let full confidence be re-
stored-there is no further need of fear
from kuklux, militia, &c. These bug
bears have played out with big snakes,
big frogs, and another war;. This is
all stun. Let us go to work and build
up the country in every way we can.
Look out for the coming communica.
ton.
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APRlL.-The present month is very
much like its2!f-variable, unpleasant,
and unreliable. 1t has killed nearly all
the fruit. A moderate shower on Sat
urdoy night softened the top of the
ground, baked BY the last rain, and the
farmers are now actively planting corn.
Tuesday evening, 2 O'Clock p. NJ,
showing and sunshine. Thermometer
ut 100 above zero.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-04-15
FOR SALEI
Public Boarding House.

Mrs. Mary A. Wright gives notice f.
the public that she has to-day opened her
house in Winchester for transient, day
and regular boarlers. Her house i littryI
up in good style, and the best accummn-
dationS can be given. From her long cy-
pcrience in hotel keeping, she confidently
assures all who may give her a call n
pleasant home and entire satisfaction.
hb2J-tt MARY 4. WRIGHT