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vyALLEY yIRgINIAN NEWSPAPER

VTALLEY VIRGINIAN! NEWSPAPER
Y OFFICE (STAUNTUE. VA.,) FOR SALE
Bv virtue of trust deed executed tn the under
signed BY the proprietors Of the -palLey p@rgt-
undersigned trustee WILL by direction OF the eestat
que trust, and at the request OF said proprietors
taunton, Va, on SATURDAY the 27th day Of
March, 1859, to sell the PRESSES. CASES,
STANDS, TYPE. aud MATERIAL OF said Office
at pubic auction to the highest bidder, without re-
ferve-the parties interested being expected to
protect their interest. Il eaf -GEsI . :
This paper has good subscription and adver-
Using list; and being located Ia one or the most
GuurishIng towns and sections Of the Valey Of
Virginia furnishes fine opening for an enter
prising news paper man. L. Gl-Bt.fg =: I
TERhs OF SALE: portion OF the purchase
money will be required In cash (say OIL, 0to), and
for he residue, liberal terms Will be given which
will be announced at sale.
Persons desiring farther information will adj
dress
NH o-Etds t~g 81. n. BELL, Trustee.
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By Cook & Laughton, kuctioneers. .
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

COrner UOSEruOr anu I iaIAlIlI sIIce -
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SILVER
~ WARE AT AUCTION.-By virtue Of . de-
cree OF the Circuit Court OF Goochland county
made In 4 cause depending therein In which john
Morris is plaintiff and Nelson F. sheton's admi-
nistrator and others are defendants, / shall as
special commissioner Of the court. proceed on the
25d dav OF March, 1852, at the auct1on-rooms OF
Cook Il Laughton, to sell at pubic auction, for
cash,
One SOLID SILVER BREAKFAST SET,
consisting of five pieces.
GEORGE w. HARRIS,
NH l-M2t&dst special Commissioner.
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CROCKERY, &c.

ITO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
L Take notice that shall at The next term Of
the Circuit Court for Mecklenburg county, Va,
apply TO the said court to order that the money
and effects held by Thomas W. Dawes and William
H. Farrar, executors OF Pettus Farrar, deceased,
in trust for Samuel G.. Farrar and his family, TO
be paid to me. and for leave to remove the same
to the state Of Arkansas, where the said Samuel
G. Farrar resides. = .
THE TRUSTEE OF SAMUEL G. FARRAR.
NH ll-lawdw
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REAL ESTATE FOE SALE.

TOR SALE, THE LARGE DWELL-a
~ ING-HOU5E No. 2ll, south side Frank. ~
lin street between Secoul and Third streets. Will
exchange same for approved in,erest-bearlng bonds
or stocks, or will sell for MONEY much the larger
roftion upon a long credit. II desired Any one
Wishing to purchase will find me at the on e Of
the Virginn Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany, no. 1915 Main street.
NH l3-lw* BOILING W. H NALL.
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UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
OFFICE THIRD DISTRICT Va: {

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
COLLECTORS OFFICE THIRD DISTRICT "a:
RICHMOND, 9Th March, 1863 }
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
~ virtue OF authority vested in me by United
States internal revenue laws have for non,psy-
ment OF taxes dIstrained upon the STOCK ana TX
lures Of the tobacco factory OF Messrs. NeudecRer
Brothers corner Main and Twenty-hfth streets,
Richmond, Va. I shall sell the same st pubic
auction on The premises, to the highest BIDDER, for
cash. on TUESDAY the 10Th day Of March. In
slant commencing at 10 O'Clock A. III. Said pro-
pertY consists In part OF the following
l HYDRA ULIC PUMP, -. r.-.. u.a.-:gr
Is RETAINERS
a TOBACCO MILLS, BLOCKS, and IRONS;
10 BOX SCREWS, BANDS, &c; ~
About 25 900 pounds MANUFACTURED TO-
BACCO, being choice and medium brands OF
q: said Neudecker Brothers; .'a
Lot BENCHES. SCALES, and KNlVES;
Lot LEAF TOBACCO. STEMS, and SCRAPS;
TOBACCO FIXTURES,
OFFICE FURNITURF. &C., &c.
JOHN F.. MULFORD,
NH 8 Collector Third District Of Virginia.
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GTAUNTON SPECTATOR, STANTON,
y vA.-PRICE OF suBsGKlPTIoN, THEE a:
DOLLARS IN ADVANCE.-lhe 'sP ECTA-
TOR published iu staunton, Va, IS the best ad-
yertising medium in the Interior OF the state. 1t
is published at the county seat Of Augusta. one OF
the most populous and wealthy counties IN the
lous and wealthy portion Of the State.
The .,sPEcTAroH" was the first paper esIab p,
the forysixth year Of Its existence under It's pre-
sent title. ~-
II has always been well sustained by the most
substantial portion Of the people. Its list OF SUBJ
scrihers Is larger than that OF any other paper
published In the Interior of the State, and is equal
to that or both the other papers published In
stanton. II 49,.
Merchants tradesmen and others, who wish TO
call attention of the people of the State to their
business would promote their interests by adopt
ing the "SPECTATUR - as their medium Of COM
lnunication.
Advertisements inserted at reasonable rates.
/ A copy OF the paper sent when requested.
/ Advertisers who desire the paper TO be sent as
long rs their advertisements ordered to be pub
lished will please say SO when their advertise
mentS are ordered. Address
-''--l.0' sTAUNTON SPECTATOR,n -4
fe IL Stanton, Augusta county, Va.
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cEMI-WEEKLY HENDERSON INDEX.
rENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN,
RICHMOND, VA.
REV. WILLIAM BROWN, D. D., EDITOR.

TERMS.
Three Dollars a year, payable in Advance. Pay
ments made within the first ts1o months from date
of subscription will be considered in advance.
Four Dollars year If payment is not made
within two months. ...e .=.-. H...
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NEWSPAPERS.

TINE MERCHANTS OF RICHMOND
4 will find 1t to their interest to advertise In
CasweiI county, n. C. 1t is a LIVE paper, with
large c.rcuIa ion in country that trades In h1ch-
1nond and as an advertising medium il the rlcn
va1Iev Of the Dan 1t has no superior. .-E
TERMS Same Of other papers In the up-country.
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! AUCTION sALEs.
BY Thomas W. Reese, Auctioneer,
NO. 1877 Main street.

NO. 1877 Main street.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITcH.
LEN FURNITURE FOR SALE AT Arc
TONI VIII sell on THUEsD, Y MORNrSS
March 18th ut 10 O'Clock at tie residen &c No is;
Grace street between eighteenth md Nine teenth
and elegant assortment OF CITY-MADE FURST,,
TURE, consisting Ia part OF
! suit Rosewood farlor Furniture, consi,t,nu
OF two Te.e-a-T etes, one Lar &c Arm Chsirr
fonr I'm I'll hairs, In six BrOckatsIle;
elegant reception Chairs,
Walnut Parl0r Suit,
Large Arm Chair and four smlu Ckiirs
3 hinese Tea Tables,
Rosewood Marble-top Table,
Splendid Mantle Ornaments.
HALL.
aLarge Cushion Chairs,
Hall Table. rf .a.,a ..s..s 4... ..-s,. 49,
DINING Room.
lelegant Carved Oak Sfcebosrd, with marble
top and mirrors, fsE -.
. Extension Uining-Table, q, a a..
dozen Cak Chairs,
Plated Wine Iastor-thyee bottles;
Plated Revolving Castor,
French China and Granite Ware,
Elegant Cut Glass ware. consisting Of Cut
and ngrayed Champagnes. Wines, Cob.
let's, Tumblers, Napkin kicgs, &C. with
the usual assortment or itcnen CtsDs
THOMAS W. KEEsEE,
NH Is AuctioDee..
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REAL ESTATE AND LOAN BROKERS,
~ 80 DEARBORN STREET. CHICAGO
attend promptly TO all business In heir line Ihey
hsev bad long experience, and are well known IN
Virginia = - =. ~.
RKFRRKscEs.-Messrs. 4. Fl. Maury q Co /.
Noting Il Kohler, Purcell. Ladd Co, HaryeSs
Il Willixms, Lawson Nunauy, John BOOKER, h !sl
John 6. Meem, Samuel Miller, LyEchhurg. W !.
B. Green, Esq, w. w. Henry, Esq, SnSr,osIe
county. N. q. Ie lb-Lm
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TINE .LYNCHBURG NEWS, e. ,-. .
DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY, ,...a
A. WADDlLL & CO., PROPRIETORa
COLONEL r. E. WIrHERs AND j. &. PERRY
l# .an | EDITORS. %. fir.

3 .#4 + f.
The undersigned ask leave to inform their old
friends and patrons of the LYNCHBURG DAILY
AND TK1-WEEKLY NEWS that they have this
day become the sole proprietors of the paper, and
NEWS not only a irst-class Journal, equal in
point OF merit and ability to anyone in the state
but 10 excel a any other Of Its in an
tute a newspaper In the proper meaning Of, the
term. - 49,
The NEWS will be under the editorial manage.
Mr. j. Ii. Perry, so widely known asithe founders
Of the paper, and under whose conduct 1t attained
SO extensive popularity, and who, In again en-
experience and an abifity which guarantees to- the
patrons Of the NEWS journal worthy in all re-
spects of their favor, and welcome and accepta-
shop, to the merchant and the professional man !;
In fact, to all classes and conditions of people.
Especial attention viii be given to furnishing &C.
curate reports of the markets from ell sections Of
the country, and the arrangements made to effect
this purpose defy competition with any journal in
the city or State. 5 :. la.. 5 4L $50 80
MT. a. Waddlll, with an experience of over
forty years in the newspaper business with 3
corps OF associates OF enlarged practical expert
ence and determination to make the NEWS de-
serving the fullest measure of patronage, conn:
IDENTIFY appeals to the old friends and patrons of
the paper, as well as to the public generally. for
their encouragement and support, assuring them
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favor.
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s SIN montas.... s Six months %
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4 u 4
" OF Richmond February ., 1899, Marth. =.
Hill, the widow Of Alexander Hill, deceased; T.
Clay Maddu1 and Betlie +. Maddux his wife ; and
the said Martha E. Hill, the guardian and next
James a.. Gardner, executor OF Alexander Hill,
ministrator OF James Hill, deceased; and the
said 7Zachariah y. McGrud-r, late admins
traitor de bonis non with the win annexed OF Ia
! ehariah Mc9ruder deceased: and Henry j :.
& smith, sheriff of Henric,I county. and as such
mrissrator de 6oafs NON With the viii annexed
@ iofiZschsriah McGruder, deceased 49,,
49, EXTRACT or DEGREE.
! "ordered that Zachsriah s. McGruder, late adj
ministrator OF James Hill, deceased and late adj
ministrator de bonfs non with the will annexed I
Zachariah NcGrud r, deceased; and Henry j..
smith, sheriff of Henrico county and as such pre-
sent administrator Of James Hill. deceased, and
administrator de b01is non with the will annexed
Of Zachariah Me6ruder, deceased; and Henry j.
Smith sheriff Of Henrico couaty, and as such pre-
sent administrator OF James Hill, deceased. and
ofZachsrish McHruder, deceased, and James II.
Gardner, executor Of Alexander Hill, deceased,
do render before one OF the Commissioners OF this
their respective fduciary capacities AS aforesaid.
''And the Court doth further order that the Com
missioner who shall take the foregoing accounts
shall ascertain and report TO the Court the deb!s
and claims Of the creditors and heirs and dIstribu-
tees OF the several estates OF James Hill deceased
or Zach ariah McSruder, deceased; and or Alex
ander Hill. deceased That the said Commissioner
shall give notice of the time and place Of taking
the said accounts and receiving proof Of the said
debts and claims by publishing notice once week
for four successive weeks In one of the rewspa-
peIs publtshsd in the city or Richmond, and By
posting notice on tie first day OF two successive
terms Of the Richmond Hastings Court and Of the
County Court of Henrico county, which notices
shall! be equivalent to per service upon all the
parties. .sa y
: The COMMISSIONER who shall take the &C.
counts directed by this decree shall regard rs rt
ma I1cte correct any account heretofore settled
aad recorded accordingro law by any Of the hdu-
Charles herein mentioned. nabls 70 be surcharged
and falsifed by proper evidence" 'th,''-
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BY Wellington Goddln,
Auctioneer and Real Estate 4 gent.

TNRUSTEE's SALE OF HOUSE AND
l. LOT ON THE NORTH SIDE OF MAIN
BETWEEN MADISON AND MOSROa
STREETS.-B virtue OF deed OF trust exc
cuted to the subscriber by Thomas NJ. Johnston
(now deceased), bearing date the 26lh or JaDuary,
1886 duly recorded In Henrico County Court I
Tic anaction, on the premises. on TUESDAY the
10th Of March, 1899, at half-past o clock z. M,
If fair II not, the first f,ir day thereafter the
fiEAJ ESTATE conveyed by the said deed, con-
sistlng Of the LOT fronting IS feet on the north
said Of Main street. running back ia feet to an
alley twenty feet wide, hevir thereon com forta-
pairs), now occupied by the family Of Mr.. John
ston. .f
Whilst the deed requires a cash sale, am au-
thorzed to say that The property will be sold for
one-third cash balance At four and eight months
for negotiable notes. interest added, secured by
Il trust deed. ". GODDIN,
mh6 Trustee.
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uALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY

GALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
~ VIII he sold, to close up an interest, at Nor
wood Mines, Powhxtan county, Va, WE1NES-
DAY, March II, 1862 II fair, If not, first fair day
thereafter.
A lot OF No. MULES, II . ".- ..i
PIT FIXTURES e.... .m .
MACHINERY,
WA6hNS,E .~. ~. 81 -..
FARMING IMPLEMENTS of various kinds,
BLkcKsMITHs' TOOLS. &c.
TERMS: Cash. II. HETH,
mhS Agent, &c.
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Just RECEIVED AND IN STORE A
eT very choice lot of high-colored sweet Mess.na
oranges ;l5 boxes choice Lemons IS, 900 Baracoa
and Carthagena O. coanuts; 200 drums Figs 70
drums sultana Raisfns: leo boxes Layer Hatstns
monds Of all descriptions Canned Fruit; FAR
dimes In half and quarter boxes; HOLSTERS, Oysters
&c: rs boxes Taskish Prunes: 10 oxes Leghorn
Citron. We also refer to Our extensive assortment
OF houe-m sn1factured and French Candies. Our
Buffers cotch Candy Is q sure remedy for coughs
and core throat Call for Zimmer's Patent Butter
Scotch. rs.ElIz' aI ZthMEh Co.,
mil iS43 Main street.
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Auction SALES.
-I~----~1-~.~I--~-~r -c-r~~->>-e~~~
= - FUTURE DAY.
By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
rIovanth between Main and Bank streets.
FUTURE DAY

AN EXCELLENT BRICK DWELLING NGl
a., ~ THE SOUTHWEST C0REE I QE
6STEE AN9 La Ell ThE sIaHls 18th asre6 4
AT o,cIocs ?. NJ, win be sold the pro- 2,
nsrtv situated as above, being the yon naIns
rENEmEM, ah In 1 a9d Is In very good repair
TERMS AZ s"'e' GRUBRS & WILLIAMS,
ucti .neeTs.
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pICHMOND MERCHANTS, advertise in
HI the Valley Virgfnidn, Stanton. Va. Circu-
latiou In Virginia and the Csrotinas good. Terms
moderate. Address box 10. Staunton, Va.
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VIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the
v clerks otce for the Circuit Court OF Ches-
terfeld county, on the first Monday in March, q.
D. 1852 s.r... -...s -. -. ...
L. L. Lester, executor OF wilkins Hall, deceased
who sues for the benefit and at the costs Of Mrs.
Ann z. Hall, the widow or said W. Hall
Plaintiff,
against r..- go = - ".-
George @. Gregory. trnstee Loren Dickluscn
administrator Of M. Il. Tinsley. deceased, and
) said Loren Dickinson ard Virginia his wife,
.... .--..-. 4 " IN CHANCERY. -..t. ST.
This day the plant # filed her bill, the object Of
which is to obtain decree for the payment Of the
plaintiffs debt mentioned In the bill and 1t ap-
bearing by affidavit that The defendants, Loren
dickinson and Virginia his wife, are non resi-
dents ofthls State IL is ordered that they appear
here within one month after the due publica,i On
of this order to DO what is necessary TO protect
their interest in this suit. .a -.-.a'
81 Ieste ...-.s.,.
NH 1s-s4w NATHAN 81. COGBILL, c.
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PETERSBURG LETTER.

Correspondence OF The Richmond Dispatch.
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CALE9 OF REAL ESTATE IN RICH
= MoND-By virtue or a decree OF the Circule
Sourt of the city OF Richmond made In the SUIT OF
Foster az. Foster. SC, I shall proceedto eel AZ
auction to the highest bidder, on the 18TH Dal
OF MARCH. 1859, on the premises, at " o,c!ockS
richmond, with the Improvements thereon sltn,
ated ON Cay street near the corner OF E1ghth ana
RE dimensions OF the lot and the terms Of sale
(which are iberal) made known on the day OF sale.
!" IL CHASTAJN WHITE, Il
nbo , a-- = - Commissioner.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

J. H. REFS. L. II. PIERCE, Z. Z. HUHpLEf'
DEAL ESTATE-CHICAGO.
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DRUGs. MEDICINES, &c,

TOR INYALIDS.-Comsto Rational
H. Food. Corn Starch, Arrowroot, Hecker's
Farina Pearl Barley. Dat Meal, Bakers Choco-
late and Cocoa, &c For sale by Z.1s,gl Scl
5r-g .--.s,...g A. BoDEkGR BROTHER,
NH Is Druggists.
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh betTeeu Main and Bank streets.

r7RUsTEEs SALE OF A B r @ Z
nJTEfIJSG At THE NORTHEAST COR,
e dsed 1f slast
EiInsn to the subscriber dated aeth OF
oseoser in no tbs Seass
Court Office being thereto as a aS tS upon
Of q the nG.es eS THURSDAY at half
past If al the II n same hf hoa On the the
mex Iai ny and OF situated as above.
+ IS nearly new, and has six rooms. The lot Is
- a. alley ten feet n wa the balance OF
.,a Sabt socnr,d with expenses Of sale-say about
900 the balance upon terms to be made b aTa az
the time of sale. arrangements MAY De e ran at
fsbe honr or sale, p. w. GRuBBS. trustee.
&c GRTnBs q WILLIAMS, Aucticneers.
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posTpOEED to "WEDNESDAY, March 10th,
at hall-pas1 e w. P. W. g., Trustee.
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CONFECTHONEREES.

ORANGES AND LEMONS.-F0RTY
W boxes PRIME MESsINA ORANGES and
LEMONS, to arrive per steamer AlbeIuarle, for
sale by ....-. d. "a HULST Il KING.
NH II il?7 Main street.
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We invite the attention Of the city and country
trade to this SALE as the stock Is large and we'll
assorted, and comprises a great variety OF very
desirable goods ; which will be cold without re-
serve. PAINE u CO.,
NH 12-eodtds Aucii0neers.
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pOsTONED. on account OF the weather, to
WEDNESDAY, March 18th, mt me same hnn1.
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TIL. j. EVANS, p. q.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-01-29

full on the sidebosrd, and he stealed i
and ,ookit in our nursery and Mary WASH
there, aud Gus aud NE driuked it out Z
the glass Mary brushes her teeth in
and it was real f,ice. aud we looked in N;
RI wardrobe and found her frock that SD
goes to church I'M and Gus pat 1t on. an
Mary's bonnet too, and we tumbled dow
and tore Mary's frock and my nose bled
and Gus said. "Oh there an earthquake
cause we couldn't stand up; and you sho'
see how the house did 90 up and dowr
awful; and Gus and me laid down on th
carpet, and the housekeeper picked me
and took me TO my mothers room, and m
mother said, "Oh, my, whatever have yc
been doing ?" and | said, "Oh, Lord
drinked champagne out of Gus Roger
mothers bottle in the glass that Mar
brushes her teeth ill.," And the hous
keeper says. "Oh, my goodness graeiou
that child's tight as bricks" ami | salt
You bet, bully for you" and then | vi;
awful sick, and have forgotten what els
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before Dir. Commissioner Wells, from
whose report We derive these facts, that
coii,fiienclDg In 1860. with capital u only
Sl6C, o0O, it has now On hand a surplus Of
sou, OO0 that it has, meanwhile, liiads
dividends to the amount OF 81, 1000, 600 !;
and that the property is now absolutely
worth "a, $40, 600 part Of which as well
as the DIVIDENDS, the officer says, is due to
the profits on ceal mining in which the
company Is engaged this is q fair show
ing on business OF eight years, on a gross
capital of $l6O,00O!
Now, as money does not grow on bushes
" flow up out of salt wells, these enorm
GUS gains-these vast bounties-the results
of Proiection-must have been paid by
somebody. The farmers OF the west where
so much of the Syracuse salt is oLsumed,
have borne their full share OF the burden.
They have been taxed on every spoonful of
salt used on their tables, On every ounce
fed to their sheep. cattle, horses and mules,
on every pound that has served to preserve
their summer meats, and on every grain
employed in their dairies. Taxed-for
whom For the benefit Of the govern
said is loser. To develop tagging in
teIoSt III WHICH SkiH duu SICot Cdpitdi Is re-
CURED Who could not boil salt, and
what community could not raise the Capri
tai that this company had? No, they
have been taxed for the one purpose-that
this salt company might get rich at their
expense. And the company his made
good use OF Its opportunities. While 1t
has sod salt freely IN New York, where
the competition Of Liverpool, Cadiz and
Turk Island, mas met, and two fishermen
On the coast of New England, tor Stu
per barrel, it has made the average price OF
the same article 81. So at the wells, aud
something more in Chicago So the west
has had the greater part OF the load to
bear. The men who raise wheat, corn and
cattle, and who want, and some day will
have, salt at cost with only q revenue duty
added. have paid these dividends, and to
them properly belong the $6OO,OO on
baud.
The patience of the farmer must be I'm.
der exposItionS OF policy the effects OF
which In this one article of salt, We trace
Upon him descend the heaviest burdens Of
this inquiry and kindred abomlnations
which men call Protection OF Americal
Industry.
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WINE DRiNKlNG-G ethe tells the &c
lowing story, winch amusingiy illustrate
the Capacity Tor drink OF the Rhinelanier
The Bishop OF Mayence once delivered
sermon against drunkenness, an, aft,
painting IN the strongest coorS the evils Il
over Indulgence, concluded as follow
But the abu e Of wine does not exclude il
use, for 1t is written that wine rejoic
the heart Of man. Probably there Is
one III my congregation who cannot driT
tour bottles of wine without feeling al
disturbance ut the senses but If any III,
at the seventh Or eighth bottle SO forge
himself as to abuse and strike. his VII
and children and treat bis best friends !
enemies, let him look into his conscienc
and IN future always stop at the sixth bot.l
\ e.. II alter drinking eight, or even ten s
twelve bottles, he eau still take his chri
tain uelghoor lovingly by the hand, al
obey the orders Of his spiritual and temp
raj superIors, let him thankfully take l.
modest draught. He must be Garrett
however, as To taking any more, for it
seldom that Providence gives anyone Il
special grace to drink sixteen bottles at
sitting, as 1t has enabled me, its unwortl
servant, to do, without either neglectit
my duties or losing my temper. y
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-01-29

CONFESSIONS OF ARNOLD AND ATE
ROOT The Baltimore american, Of the
18th, published in full the written confess
sions uf Arnold and Atzerodt, IS to Lin
coins assassination. This is the FIRST time
these confessions have been made public.
Atzerodt was hung and Arnold is now
prisoner at the Dry Tortugas. Arnold S
confession was written in Baltimore four
days after the assassination, and that of
Atzerodt in bis cell the tight before his
execution. The confessions confirm the
impression that abduction was the original
object that the Surratts were innocent of
the murder and that the officers of the
government in concealiDg the confessions
from the public could have been actuated
by no other motive than that OF hanging
as many as they could get military court
to convict.