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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-01
BY Richardson & Newburn.
u Real Estate gents and Aucticneers,
No. Iole Main street. corner of EleVenth.

A NICE LITTLE PLACE OF THIRTY
IA ONE ACRES tsmall framed houre, choice
fruit & ees sufficient wood. water. &C. hsif an
hours run from town, will be odd at auction on
the premises on THURSDAY the 9Th day OF Mav.
ticket to ellen Allen. on Frederick burg railroad.
leaving the Petersburg depot &c II Is \. ~. and
returning TO town at 20 p. III. The monthly fare
f. ss. Captain Cussons will AXE pleasure In
showing the place az any time prior to day OF SALE
hi. HiRDSON b NEWRUaN,
ana Auctioneers,
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COLLECTION OF LICENSE TAx-aARRlAGE
AND OTHER STATISTICS -CLEBk OF CHI
CHIT COURT.
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BY Grubbs IL Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE FARM
Il KNOWN AS "OAkLAND,n IN THE
COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD, NEAR THE
MOND AND PGrERSBURG RAILROAD,
WITH ONE HUNDRED ArRES MORE OR
LESS, AND HANDSOME IMPROVEMENTS
By virtue of deed Of trust executed by John How
lett to the subscriber as trustee. dat It'll April
1868 and duly recorded being thereto required by
the credIsors secured will sell Mt auction, upon
the premises, on THURSDAY. eh May, at 1
o'clock the property above described
The deed requires q sale for cash. but am aus
thoized TO state that the terms will be one-fourth
cash: balance ut six, twelve and eighteen months,
with interest, and secured by deed OF trust.
..a- ...a.-'.s.a L. r. SPILMAN, Trustee.
GRrBBS 4 WILLIAMS kuctioneers. ap26
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TYID GLOVES FOR THE OPEaA.-oas
Ia vial OF y UyES'e KID. Gil 0YEI LsAsEsSS
viii clean one daxen pairs or Kid Gloves Anu
m Axe them a. good az new. For sale %
MEADE q RAkERS
ana q Main, stSeot
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LOST AND FOUND.

GAVE YOUR FURs AND CLOTHS
OCaMPH1kaTHDV We fTvERT Is less volatile
and much cheaper than Camphor, and will protect
effectively Furs. 'ashneres Carpets, ami " oollen
6oods against the ravzyes OF moths an other In.
sects, Price, I5c. q box, Bold by 4EaE
MEADE BAKER, Pharmacists,
aps8 ole Main street.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

r Aw sCo-PARTNERsHIP WOOD
~ BOULDIN, JR., having retired from the
firm Of B0uldn Bouldin, In the county Of Meek
lenburg, the undersigned have formed q co-part-
nership under the firm and styIe.of HUULD1N D
FINCH, and will practice In all The courts OF that
county. WOOD BOULDIN. e.
Talcott Station, Va.
GEORGE B. FIECH.
NH 8l-W&sem Boydton, Va
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STENCIL TOOLS ANDPLATEs

O. BELLENOT, DIE SINKER AND
No BRAND OUTER, lalo MAIN STREET.
inc new patent Branding Iron, for marking all
Ands .! Wooden articles by heating It. Is peril city
ueder the new law. $3.50 -
,. Ms.nsrayers' stock Stencil Paste, Brushes In
9psaoae Ing; steel Dies, AIphabrts Zeal Presses
Dh ana herman oliver, frames. kteel Rings.
Checas, rags, etc. Wholesale and retail mhs
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A beautiful line OF DRESS GOODS. consisting
In part OF ~.
ELEGANT COLORED SILKS, all shades;
HANDSOME JAPANESE STRIPED sGKs
something unique and pretty;
BEAUI IFUL ELK POPLINs, some as low as
$40 pattern, very cheap;
BLACK SILKS at 81 s2.25, 2.7s, $3.50, very low
JAPANESE CLoTHs, plain and cbecked;
CHECKED ALPACAs, all colors;
SEA SIDE LUsTREs, every one. says they are
beautiful; t.. h.. #.
SILK CHALLIES, every color; a.f ..
WHITE AiPACAs. plain and figured at koc.
75c., and 81; Er
BLACK ALPAOAs, the celebrated Buffalo
PLAIN ALPAoAs. all colors, at s7sc., very
cheap;'
GRENAD DINE ROBES, something new;
FIGURED GRENADINES, at 40, Is, 60, IS, soc.,
and 81;
MARsEMLEs, for Dresses, at s7a. 20, 60, 75c., and
sl;
NEW STYLES OF CALIcoEs OF BEAUTIFUL
DESIGN.
We ask the particular attention Of the ladies te
the above list Of DRESS GOODS, and In doing SC
feel satisfied that no one who calls to see will fall
to be convinced Of their BEAUTY, STYLE, and
CuEA pNEss
A bargain,
SOLID COLORED DRAB DELAINEs at lie.
per yard.
WHITE GOODS
OF every description, style, and price.
WHITE SWISS MUSLINs-some as low as lsc
TARLATANS-green, blue, white, black, pink,
and red;
81 FRENCH MUsLINS, beautiful quality;
Plain, Plaid, and striped NAINSOOKs, remark.
ably cheap.
LINEN GOODS.
IRISH LINENS cheaper than the cheapest
PnLOW-CAsE LINEN cheaper than the
cheapest.
MEMS WARE.
An endless variety Of
CAssIMEREs,
.. CLOTHS
MELONS,
COTTONADES,
LINEN DRILL and DUCK.
SHAWLS. sHAWLS.
beautiful SPRING SHAWL for s2.so.
LACE SHAWLS. LACE SHAWLS,
EMBROIDERIES. a4
are still offered at great bargains. Also many
other articles which we have, but have not the
space to mention them. ALL WE ASK Is A
GALL. HIksH q 9U6aENHEIMER,
No. e27 Broad street, third door above Theatre.
Statesmen
W. @. KEAN, j. Il. CHENERY, W. 81. GORDON.
CLOSED ON SATURDAY.. apH
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cEcoND SUPPLY

CECOND SUPPLY
~ OF s-... ..-.
sPRINa AND SUMMER DRY 90 obs
NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION At
nrBEn DIZZY GOODS STORE OF BROAD
sTRkET-No. 69.
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GROCERIES, &c.

GROCERIES, &c.
100 BOXES SCALED H Err LIN s.
sale BY :, ANDREWS a.; z SA Main Street rr:
on PER CENT. SAVED BY BUYING
STORE, corner OF Nam and Righ'h st Gets: Gun
powder Tea, 81; BEST GAS japanese, English
breakfast and uolong best e. so upe iar hoa; ts
starch. lac. per pound doney soap. &C. per G. X,
COO per o0zen Exton's " Inc racsers and Gin-
ger Snaps, 2oc. per pound; Ba'oit's ana "a Van 20
Hngdn's soap aP ~
NTEW CROP NORTH CAROLINA HER
A ap s S-I0-'D' III HaRvI}s . Wi. L. lis:
GAIT, SALT, SALT.
~ DIRECT IMP oRTATIoN.
1000 sacks MARsHALL's FACToEY-FILLED
SALT,
in doube-beached sacks, just received direct from
Liverpool, and now discharging e1 oaik e''a' :
ut City Point
For sale at City Point or Richmond, at lowest
an N 81 ROBERT r. WILLIAMS & co.
DRIME SMITHFIELD HAMS,
PRIME smoked DRIED BEEF,
POTOMAC SMOKED ROE HERRINGs.
All the above articles just received, and we can
recommend them as first quality.
apr STEVENe q moohE.
/
SALE SALT SALT: ."E
1850 sacks MARsEALL's FACToRY-FlLLED
| SALT,
800 sacks FALKs's FACTORY FILLED
SALT,
to arrive, and hourly expected, for sale at lowest
rates. delivered at City Point or on our wharf here
apis sc. TARDY & co.
TIN sTo E.
so half barrels
NEW EAsrERN HEREINas
No. EXTRA.
100 barrels
EASTERN HERRIEGS,
| .rt.. for sale by
WAGGONER e. HARVEY.
| Zap II
or POCKETS FINE OLD JAVA COZ
| Ac FEE, 10 bags prime LAGUaYRA COF.
+! FEE. CAMBRIDGE u ANDERSON,
| apl S27 Broad street
ERESH GOODS OF ALL KINDS in our
| n line just received.
DaNDKIDeE 4 ANDERSON,
ap1 s27 Brosd street.
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N0TICE.-I desire to resume the prao-
In tice or my profe sion. and with that view win
attend all the courts held In this city and In the
county Of Hanover. Iw,ll also act as arbitrator
In any case that may be submitted for decision.
ONCE at my residence, corner OF Eighth and
apllm JOHN Il, MEREDITH.
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BEAL ESTATE FOE SALE.

BEAL ESTATE FOE SALE.
Tor SALE, a medium. sized BRICK On
Il DWELLING-HOUs.. centrally located. kA
o, modern structure, handsome style and fur.
nisned with all the conyeniences Of gas, hot and
cold water, bath &C. .,sa.
For further particulars applyt3 p,n,r,
nv lit 1902 Main st eet corner, of Tenth.
EoR sALE.-I wish to sell my RESI- aA
i DENGS; corner Fifth and Grace street,, "a
THE ROCKETS MILL PROPERTY
FOB SALE. '&
The above property Is FOR SALE and will be sold
on reasonable terms. Z here are u.
FOURTEEN ACRES OF LAND, es
and number Of BUILDINGS on the same. 1t
WAS successfully used for number OF years pre-
vious to tie war as q feriiliziug mill uor which
purpose 1t s we'll adaptec). and for The last three
years us distillery, i he machinery for grinding
Is IN Goud order, aLd the
WATER POWER
Is sufficient In all seasons to run four pair Of
burrs. This property Is well adapted Tor
MANUFACTURING PURPOSES.
It has An abundance Of
PURE SPRING WATER,
and as location for a brewery or paper mill can
not be Surpassed Being situated at Rockets, 1t
Is convenient to shipping, and the ioik River
railroad passes through portion of the properly.
a great blrgain will be sold in the above pro-
perty as the owner Is dete, mint d to sell. .
A plat Of the property can be sesn at the office
OF Jamen NJ. Taylor. tppiy to ~ or aTd ,sss
Main street between Eighth and Ninth.
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WANTS.

q GOOD COOK and DINING
wv Room SERVANT, white or colored. Ap-
ply to DANIEL LYON,
corner Of T Twentieth and Grace streets.
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~ BY Wellington 6oddin. ~
Anctionesr and Real Estate Agent. EsH3
rANDsoME COTTAGE RESIDENCE,
II f,N T-H~ EAST SIDE OF SECOND BIZ.
TWEEN JACK j5IN AND DUVAL sTREETSi
FeoR SALE Ar AUC1 1ON.-Wi I'LL be sold at suc-
tIo, nm the premises on WEDNESDAYt the 9th
NJ Nav lsCo ats a. O'Clock r. the Convenient
Srnla'OED { OTTs gle KEsIDENpH located rs
aboye now In the occupancy or Mr.. biase.- ~
:, ntsins six rooms. TIE lot has front OF 40 oy
Teens. One. third cash !. balance Mt Q and IL
months fer negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
my1 W w. VI III :, "e. ..---7
By erubbs q williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.
A VERY NEAT FRAMED DWELLING
"A AT THE sOuTHWEST CORNER OF
CLAY AND SMITH STREETS, AT AUCTION.
IN WEDNF SDkY, 9Th Of May, at d O'Clock P.
M we will sell ct auction, upon the premises, the
DWELLING situated as above, occupied by Mr.
J.. W. Whi|more.H
IL has Elk rooms besides a kitchen. The lot is
1e3 by 1853 feet 10 m alley s. .rr.s
This Il a desirable home for small family, aud
would be good inves tment, as the. tenement Is a
good and the rent nets good income upon 4
the probable )st Of The property.
PCEEMs One-thiId cssh; balance at four and
eight months with interest. -a-g cre
GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS.
my1 --a @t14 y &-s Auc:ioneers,
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PkINTING In COLoRs DONE AT THE
n DisPATCH PRINTING-HOUsE. isN
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PETERSBURG LETTER.

correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES:
TINS DAY.
>->-<<eS<Y<<--<>~--~e
Yy Cook Langhton Aucttoneers
corner Governor and Franklin streets.
"oRsEs, MULES, WAGONS, &C., AT
ri aTCTToN THIS DAY st 10 O'Clock we
WIN sell the horse cs on Council nnRsss Hiu
T TETs1 Pp e1HFrT = sPRING WAGONS
One OPEN BUGGY and HsRNRss. -
COOK q LAUeHTnH.
mr1 sucttoneers.
Bv Thomas W. Keesee, Auctioneer,
No. 1877 Main street.
uORsEs. MULEs, AND COWS At
.UCTIov.-will be sold THIS DAY on
Council chsn,S9r Hi 1T 10 a a'S19sF
n ssv.r,, sadie S.a M ana ESfk hoheHo'
One eg good Mich COW, Ave years old.
DIN sr.nn1os. a.ssRRtoNzE:"-1 WIN oa=r
s0f sa'ei pa rs srs sies "RnnxzE.,'
eight years old perfectly sound snd emo III sis''
and double harness T T2,e sii 50 " BESSIE
By Lee d eoddin. Iuctioneers' H.
No 111s Main et-eet. tf.s
DRrcK sToRE.HoUsE (THREE sT0-
- RIEs 1Mp s.ss nIH a.S 81 VVi rH4 "
arpEr Ms On H EEAsEH0ID.. vnR SALE AT
sTH sATTRD.Y The LIST Of May ,s at
O'CLOCK T se On 'Se Ihree so
v,a, t.sn With excellent dry basement, ON Gary
Setwee sEa Virginia n Sn IN Inc ee
iea saso,S which win be announced at hour OF
sale Of threa
and six months for NEGOTIABLE paper interest
addn6 and properly secufeQ.
up 70 -'8 huctloneers.
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WANTED, everybody to know that l
wv am still carr5iAs ON the TEAMIHa BUsI-
NEiS. My office is No. 1si4 Cary street between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth. where viii be pleased
their orders for hauling which will be attended to
promptly. Zap 2-aml b. A. HATCHER.
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AugrToN SALES.
49, BY Wellington 6oddin.
Anctionesr and Real Estate Agent.

5!afE Se2T FUTURE DAY. s
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BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneera
ccruer nf Governor and Franklin street

DARKROOM fixtures, &C., &c., AT
Id sUCTIOE.-Un MONDAY. May I'd, at II
o. lock- we VIII sell at the barroom or nr. j. G.
kbenback, NO 1907 Main street. between gigh-
tenth and Nineu enth streets, all Of his BAR.
FISrUktS consisting OF
Several large ,ce foxes FOR casks,
Bar, ounters, ables, and Chairs;
Decautcrs, t,lasse,. Bar innsie,
st.,e :. lock screens &c
Shuffie Board, In order;
Bagaelle Table with Balls ard Cues;
One Air-Gun and Gallery &C.
g.. ALSO,
A lot Of Furni.ur., y. dding &c.
COOK & LAUGHTOE,
Euctioneers.
Parties to whom Mr. Ebenhsck is indebted. and
those incebtei 10 him. are requested TO call and
settle their claims Tuesday. ap 2S-W, F.&M
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yXTANTED, SITUATIONS for colored
w woman and her two daughters. They can
give good references. The woman is a cock. The
GIRLS who are nearly grown. can nurse, wash aud
Iron, and do house work. Address "COOB,' at
this Office. .2s ft..@5 =fssr aD 20-1
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EOR RENT, A NEAT FRAMED "a
D. DWELLING. On Marshall street near III
Fir't containing three rooms; kitchen with two
rooms water on the premises. ..'
8 n. DAVIS
my 1-at Eleventh and Main sire efH.
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1.-TWO FINE DWELLING-HOUS USES @
4 FOR kENT.-The large BRI X kfSI- ~
DENCE now occupied by the subscribe-, No. us
south Fifth street. 7 lie house IA on lot loo feet
front, and running back $50 feet to alley There
Is garden on The lot, also stable aud carriage
house.
Also for rent. the large BRICK RESIDENCE
now occupied by Jane, NJ. WAIT ESQ. situated
on Broad street between Twelfth and Thirtetnh
streets afew doors below the First Baptist church
Amply to
ar So-lw GEORGWI HERRING.
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DOOMS FOR RENT-Three rooms "a
III on same floor, one furnished-rcnt very EA
low-at No. ace Grace street. next to Centenary
chu -ch. my 1-2t
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FOE RENT.

TOR RENT, THREE-sTORY BRICK On
h DWELLING, on the north side Of Broad e
street opposite Mayo street, containing eight
rooms Kitchen with four rooms gas and water
on the premises. -asr 8. ~. DAVIS,
myl-St Eleventh and Main streets.
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EOR RENT, A SMALL FRAMED IN
b DWELLING. on Clay street tetween "a
First and Second streets, containing four rooms /;
water on tn premises. 4. n. DAVIS.
myl-at Eleven and Main streets.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-11-12
THE NEWS FOR 1870.
Largest Paperin Kansas.
THE BEST KANSAS PAPER.
TO BE ENLARGED JANUARY /, 1870.
A HONE PAPER FOR EVERYBODY.

In accordance with our determination to keep
ahead in the amount of reading matter pulish-
ed In THE NEWS, we viii enlarge il to a nine
column paper ON the 1st of january, 1870. This
will make 1t the largest paper in the State. 1t
will contain six long columns more matter
than is now published.
We want 500 new subscribers i'm Southern
Kansas. Shall we have them? VIII every
friend Of the paper ask his neighbor TO take il
next year:
BY the enlargement we will be enabled to
give fuller reports of markets and news, and
more general reading matter than any country
paper in the State.
We intend 10 continue TO devote q large space
to Kansas matters. We shall put forth every
effort in power to make it the best Kansas
paper in the State.
Send i'm your names and money, at once, as
we will throw in the balance of this year to all
new subscribers for next year, who live in
Southern Kansas.
We want TO get in all the money that is COM
ing to us between now and the 1st of January,
and If all who have not paid for 1869 will come
forward between now and that date and nav
up for this year, and for 1870, in advance. they
can have the paper for two years ut 50. 80. This
offer will stand good until the LIST OF January.
1870.
All subscriptions standing unsettled for "A
year, or longer, will be discontinued on the LIST
of January, 1870, unless special arrangements
are made to the contrary.
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THE CAPITAL REMoYAL QUESTION.

The resolutions adopted by the lale
Capital Removal Convention, in session
at St. Louis, urge Congress to appoint a
commission to select suitable site in
the Mississippi Valley, and disclaim all
purpose Observing the interest of any
particular locality. They also declare
that they are in earnest, and will not
cease their efforts until majority of the
! American people see the necessity of
removal and believing that the remov-
al is only question of time, they will
oppose any further appropriation for the
enlargement of the old Government
buildings or the erection of new ones, as
a useless waste of public money. The
proceedings of the Convention seem TO
of prudence and foresight. They do not
expect an immediate removal, but have
taken the proper steps to keep the sub
ject before the people until the growth
of population in the MISSISSIPPI Valley
shall give that section the power to re-
move it. The question will now often
be discussed in Congress, and by the
time another apportionment of Repre-
sentatives is made it will become appa-
rent to all except the willfully blind,
that the removal is but a question of
time; though it is not likely that it can
actually be effected until after the appor-
tionment under the census of 1880. the
capital should be in some growing city
like St. Louis, Cincinnati or Chicago,
where there is trade and useful iudus-
tries, so that law makers and officials
will be in daily contact with people who
are neither Office seekers nor office
holders, nor dependent either directly or
indirectly Oh official patronage. The
Government does not want any district,
over which it has exclusive control. like
the District of Columbia, and whatever
ground it may need for public buildings
it will be able to buy and pay for when
the time comes for removal. 1t would,
of course, have the right to quarter
troops in the city, for the protection of
public officers and property, in case it
was deemed necessary. But it is scarce
ly probable that the public property or
GOveroment officials will ever again re-
quire any special Congressional Legisla-
ton for the protection from mob riots.
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HORACE GREELEY.

| II. G.'s destiny hath been determin-
ed. His career as a public man, "to
fame and fortune widely known is
ended. The hope which for many years
may have loudly throbbed in his breast,
/ that by future generations his name
might be seen enrolled highest on the
list of American journalists, and that
| by them it might be gratefully mention
| ed as designating him who in his day
/ did most to roll on the wheels of pro-
gress, can now be entertained by him no
more forever. Peace to thy ashes J
Horace G.. And who is it that
thus hath slain our Julius Gear?
Take up a copy ofthe Tribune (of En-
poria, not New York)of date Nov. 10th,
and therein shall be found the heavy
stroke of the sturdy arm ofthe stalwart
man that laid him low. H G. is expos
ed. The evil deeds of this man of guam
dam greatness are laid bare to the pub
lie eve. This letter tells us that Horace
is now sending up Gust how far up the
letter unfortunately does not state) q
loud holrL because of his own defeat at
the late election in New York, which he
himself accomplished. 1t also states
that the Republican party has been over
thrown, and that his pen and Gts) in
fluence to the restoration of DemOcra-
CIV, and rejoiced (the scampD over the
defeat of the Republican party, and
more than this-he worked hard and
talked loud and brought about result
that followed. And now as a merited
punishment for all these monstrous po-
liticaI sins, the writer of this letter says
he is glad that III. G.. is defeated, be-
cause he firmly believes it is to III. G.'s
folly and vacillation that the decline and
fall of the Roman Empire-no, the Re-
publican party, is attributable. Goo
bad that so good letter should be
somewhat damaged by so trifling
grammatical blunder as the wrong use
of the small word '.is.'O
But let us say final adieu to Horace
Greeley and to all his greatness, who,
when he reads the letter in the Tribune,
will say:
''Of all sad words of tongue or pen,
The saddest are these: 1t might haze BEEN"
ADoLEsCENTULUs
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Prize fighting, brutal rs it is, is not
likely TO be frowned out of existence,
though all the laws in the land were ar
rayed against it, while the press so gen
orally treats it with consideration, and
avails itself of every fight for giving its
readers a report. The Cincinnati Com
anercidl of Sunday last, for instance,
was full of the prize ring, and among
other excellent matter for Sabbath read
ing, gave series of biographical
sketches of McCoole, Allen and Coyne,
with likeuesses of the trio, which show
them 10 be worthless of the true "pug
type. When such papers as the Com
qnercidl treat the DULLES of the ring
with this kind of consideration, is there
any good reason for expecting that the
ring and its beastly speciacles will be
driven from the pale of civilized socie-
ty?