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, 1869-09-23
Action Of the Spanish Cabinet
on Prim's Return to
Madrid.
They Resolve to Use Every Effort
to Sayt Cuba.
Position Taken by Our Govern
mant in the Recent Nego-
tlations..
Fommotton Caused by the Lei
ter Of Perc Hyuclntlae.


JI{X
Iosr.ox esn, %
{. The N,nss eays tt,e snanI,h h.va fonra sar...
agc in q bold d,Fp1av Of n.,1otIar, ,nd r-+tan.,
courage. TbeF mat an inns, a,,ned .trnon, -5,h ~.
med1ate den.nre tho11h thoI, .n-a..s... 49, "u n
xxry is ten Zines n,orr norertoi 1h., ,hs-,
General Sickles u m1nIfestly x,at1nsd =. ~.
suit OF his proceedings, an1 ms raor.at.4 ec...
iustruction4 penntnr r.n,r 1ras, 1r.sa," ~ ese4
he deetret To w1tf,ffr,v HI. no,s - ,s.s ~
actual position of The r,.c so.in 49,. :. tao
own fe.r3eesnas, -h,.n -. ~ ~ ~ Aek
but hcea mt r.,+.r. - -. ~ oneasoa.
She h.s ;,.ri.-a. =. - .ete " oealAoo~
v1u noht ~ ao,h, ~ - Nv eH..eo't5' SAG
calo snv,,,s,s ~ - W." Foi neE TO
0un.t,on. hnt =, ,r,;,s-s .,.sa ~ ~. o1 tae
bC - ,h,n he- $500 sAa .ae NH iose 1ess
decline m ~.sr rirtn.- y, .r,n s oa5 AuE
s1al terms Tnr nron;. ~ ,ae."In vs.su. nuu pa.-
a.e re,o,red m. ~ ns~+ 49, 1.IN ~ opsan
struou~- 4 con,ast .so,,,d ~. '.,s SnA "!@oout
nrce OF fnh. cnnn,Hd 4xs,s a.s-a ~ tae SAC
yoss. Genrr,3 sIrtje, e,r.c+.d ~ sou Engineer
as Glx 1o,e rrnrotrd pn..,,I. -, 41aetooco
such cppo.1i,n,, HI, nnoraa,,,as 80, :. sus t11s Q.
or repudtated by hi, cnrcrn,,.r, ~, ~ 1un1ueo
he exceeded his au,hnrttv sns ~ - uellese'l
respor nb,e far h,e ~ -A9 0t''e''eA eanuos DC
The Ssanda1t mint. ,hs ,o.- =, o..
hans portn Rto., .~o,,a -. ,s' ~ eaoas oao per-
war Min the Tr,i,sd c,.,n. n ea'u te7u't %
for sua,n von,a sns .,,sx n.e 1ue "seaie1
.ns 10y ->'eA @0AA4I 140AtAa VI CUQl-
, 1869-09-23

second Day OF the National Convcn.
Fton OF CntEer1Rlists Mt Buffalo
.Hcp0fss Of COmnaittees-Aunun
sermon bT Rev. r. H. Tutsle, OF
tmInnctotns -
, 1869-09-23
MORRIS,

sevcrnl Pefsona Hltsrn bY a Mad
-DoK-Confcaa1on OF a Murderer.
Special Despatch to Tne Chicago Tribune.
MoRx1s, III, Sept =
a rad dog, laas evening, bit 1,x persons, and
many other doCs, befo.e he wRs killed.
John Ddannanau has confessed that he killed
biz faihe1, and that his tasher-fu-!aw nad nothing
to do with II,
, 1869-09-23
WISCONSIN.

shocking Tragedy MT Mndisou-
1f1ni Of Dr. Enslen1n for 8ur.
MAplsoH, Ind. Sept ea-A terrible tragedy oo.
euffea nea5 this city ycs1 e1dAy afternoon. Wul.
dered h.s wife win 4 hatchek dIs0rcd
her BODY from Tic houss, set tre 10 hil
dWe1nnR and oQtouladinR1 standing
III tneJ were conkumed, md inen enot MmselI
dead. He would allow no one to interfere 70 8aye
Anything. a considerable amonps OF money WI
burned
The tgtal Of Dr. 3. J. Englemau, for burglary,
commenced IN the Criminal Court, JesterdAJ, Il.
ter tWp day9 cdps to empauel = turY.
, 1869-09-23

NXTELkV
The exhibition ol cattle Is very excellent oue
, 1869-09-23

NEw ox1KAxA Sept 1Co1 9u1-UnAettled; ssl4s
kl1t h.ls.: .nsad4ns ~ l4e; ruceaptA Aaaa
BkEAp91r1nEF1o9f aruner i 4Asx7AA Com
hErf: white. 81 a. Oats, 4c AfRu, Si1s
3tac- - -'>4~- -''~o
GEoc110s-saFsr; 13k@144e Nola,ses-Rebodled
spe.
WHu1IY-4fs1k21A Il
AexEAkT-Gold. ~; sterling. u; Eew York Eieht,
, 1869-09-23

rHk UNION rARL CONCERT.
The Cnion Park management gave grand ova-
tiou, so-ca1led, 10 the attaches Of the Chicago
pres, yeaserdAy afternoon and evening. The oyx-
ton consisted Of special concert, with an exteu-
itve programme, the nnl1c being furulahei By the
Great Western Light Guard Band. Willie the oya-
ton 1as gtFen in honor Of the editors and report.
sls4 stu the general public Here not excluded.
They were allowed to como In and usteu 10 he
m1nc, not to enjoy the bli8aful consolation that
an that sHeet harmony wis given in tAstr honor,
Ine programme OF Tue band waa a. fouoEs:
nnis1 FsEt fyest1vai voiFt
Mss :, 4 s1iias
s.. & & 4 II E:s,sas ;aea i -
s!ss Fof so4: 1As os;a1t se5sasa
ohaAN coxCExr
This sEentnX mr3sc4l entertainment Of IN.
usual att1.etiVenesa d offered 4 Tic new South
Congregational Church On Indiana 4yenue, corner
Of TwensJ-hxth street The occasIon II the exnl-
a. = s aSs 0 1s1 asr :. JS
that celeh1ssed man1factory, being, In pont at
sFeetntss md purity IT tone. n wen n power,
so!passed b feM. Prot. Dudley Buck, the nea-
eFeuinR, Intended TO bring out the highest quRn.
ties Of the instrument. Several prominent vocal.
tsts wn also participate IN the exercises. The fol.
loving u the programme:
.Batise
eo'' III: s;t'''''''''''''.' s1s;.s:
Mayer
-
". Gaodxit1A.
gTeEture 10 IT.
-
Akss GFH1e&.
e3se.sA.. .hchaIn1iu
~: Gras<s ID III: i;sa1:
l. aasae swset aa1e as-
CSlIf CHURCH CaNCK2T.
another OF tho1t foe conceftA Etll BE- given 1t
Robert CoflJer1 church. North Dearborn street,
on Friday evening" the s1ss instant under the aus
pices q 4. J. CseaxoH. 1t promises 70 b verJ
me sdAt, indeed New singers win be engaged,
End every Arrangement fn2dt to hxve the concert
success IN eStE5 respect Prom paEt experience,
TIE public nAJ know whas to expect Or the COZ
cert announced.
AxNoCNCURTA
~ eoIDos4 fa1s evening u Rood8 Auseum-
The kafne p!ay WIN BE- gtven, fur the trsr time 1t
the Opera aouse, th.1 evening, with I selected
COMPANY.
Jonn Beuugham and his "Red Light, II Nc
vtctef's, this evening.
Emez7ou 4 AA0utog1 AInstreIs haTe 4 ve1J
choice programme u tho De1Fboro Theatre, Tits
evening.
- The nifen'cou Il Library Hat1. this evening.
, 1869-09-23

DEconAH, lows. Sept 9a-The completion Of
the DecorAh Brxnch Of the Milwaukee 4 ST. PAul
Railroad IL to be- celebrated to-nofTuw by A e1-
curs!ou oytr The Rad. Speeches, n1n&c, and 4
dinner form the attractions
, 1869-09-23

NHw pnnRc npw pnnro
A0" 1oVA0s N0" " o0Vhos
7. b. PETKKSoS HRnTHFRS PHI '3nTtpur. ~
And afe for sale by al Booksellers md Nev1iAxeutx
~ . rpo,1opr,. pr- ,oo,r
pRKAM NUMBERS A noyrst,o rox,I p-r
ApoiFIcs TRoIior1 .nthaT nt 1S.Hm. Mn.E. II I.
LTSnoTa Ea.s.!eri: or. The Mari Aso Secrrt'
<nodesdmo voaame Pf5ee eI7s In eIo,5: or ii si1}kn
paper eovG.
T. n. THOLLDFES OTHER WORKS.
i:KGMn LKKpGHMGhA CASAkqSI; o.. r. kaT'os* setTst
MARIETTA; OR, LIFE IN TIiSG1Ev.
prsr 81 4 IN II rosS - + T. ..,A !,
Wis s2 ~ eaosn' os s1-'' esea II paPet eostf.
T1R tNtTaAva 1+tsp tnrwr.1a
THE INITIALS 4 IcEe Story Of Modern Lite, md
= Iautpheeus euthor II 0lttts, tte uompiete ID
n snf "a Il sotoue- fee eL's tn e1th; OF
~
". n. AyN8yTnRTT}ta GREAT yVnux
r,r., ,,.gnr.. n.--r-.. 'V31N@
aaE A16hho UAu9HIEA By William HAlT.
ts.n7 ~ tr = Essa9s .! 3aeK Snsppard Old
star Ch1moes,'. Uue roluUas, octsrn Priee N.
p,cnopI.1 1Irr .~n ~ z.rs
JACK SHEPPARD, tha raost potea Hrr1lsr' Hobh.E.
, 1869-09-23
JUST PUBLIsHED, OCTOBER EUMBEB
THE OCTOBER
pHREk0t0GIcAl JOURNAL

contains: Geor1s ". Ohfds. Pharp PhMips, John H.
Roehtnk Aad 6eosEs l. NNes: Il PhreuatoU Sci
ence Salem Whebetaft: Our Couytcts-WhAs aha1l b
done with the4n! 4 New Method tf Warming Heusea:
Tho CMnete DIGESTION; Ehau We HAss Ce1estial =
LAbores13 Tho T9Eu, &C.. with ulustrationt- Only 81
eents, q u JeaF. NewE7en hare IT, Addrtxs 8. q.
HKIIA. No. 10 HroAdxay. Few Yusk. Of Western
News Company. Chicago
, 1869-09-23

The Break In t1as Eric Canal.
syRAcrBx, Sept aa-Repa,f1 OF the break IN the
canal at Pools Brook Are progressing sstl1tAc-
torily, aud WILL bc completed By Saturday night.
, 1869-09-23
SPORTING.
4 Challenge From Bogardus to Shoot
Prairie ChickenA
The Goose HAoe, Etc.

THE TRIGGER
CHALLENGE FOR tIu.u SHOOTING,
Prom lhe following challenge 1t win b seen thas
Bo8a,t1s By no meanl confines bis pretens.ous 70
tzap-ahoottng:
y ~ Eaitov Of IA< C7;euse r+s5.a4:
hereby ehAenks any m Ah3c1e4 to aheot pfafre
sh!ekens aE.!ust ne U tho 6sld dnsn$ tbs month a
November to ehoot for tRo WGks, On tho 4xtue
Eu1od TOT stAte d ftona e1M to asp ssde Tns MAJ
Mho k1A the most during The hn specified to take a
The k4cne and the stake4, 4 H Eo0IBDE1
CHICAGO SEPT Il laE.
1HAT BK1tCH~IoADIEG 6Cx, ETC.
The following card from Nj. BoRa5dua, coucern.
ing the gun used by htm IN his match with King,
WILL be found Of Interest to eportsmtn:
r. tAs Efitu~ u 1ks C1ft1ep nr.1.e4.
s!nes ssoGs!ns ~ m.tsh Eish ~ King. md M aah
son ma1h. 18th psEtits T. nte hseeshioadus guns,
na1e reeysd several stttet1 tnquItnE WHOSE make Of
Meeshlo4dlps gun naed on that oecaAtou, and also
what poTdes. &C In order t5ouhfe In aaawrT.
Ing thcsc conlnnieations With etxte through yput
papsr th.s ~ bIrssh lesttns gun ~. maau!setMei
!ot oe G{ Aesa1l JaHea H Foster Co., No: Isl Lax
.trttt: Chless nd that the powder Mhieh used Il
Aes~a Janles Il F-ster Co arc the uh!esfo .xenta
CHICAGO. Sept =, lss. (" 0o"AApeh
, 1869-09-23

HHxHAfX1 ApFIxItx140 AaXx1K,
4rs hRAnFtsFd ~ Tsssfss AE&a0N4~Askt y~ TIE TNl1.
EHE a os~ {s..sse .s3 Afao, NFsats "a rst.s od.ss
hssA1@ts ~ N<3taNf ~ al NKEHAfE1A u1 NAaAZEE1
Hs@F laAEnass3 n d Q. q IxIttaFSAs, ot fks P.A
kAAsvF lasesx t.{E4
, 1869-09-23
AQUATIC.
YGE Es6lSE NICK

announced In TMk TRIBCKK ~ Get down fol
THURSDAY Of last week, has been postponed unu
70 dAJ. In addition to Billy Emerson and Bob
HAr', between whom the match Was nrst maoe
George Morris. the welEknown hilnardlsr. hai
entered the GstA EAcn OF tha contestants wall
nda IN llt9e-stzed wash-tuh, With pole Of auit.
able length attached. and drive SIX geese, nar,
nessed IN pa!rs to Tho rpb4 The start will tse made
street, In the lake khore basin, and
The rsler, geese and tub Who individually and cul
ActiyclJ frst reach POINT thsoe hundred yardi
1ontn, win tbs gaoe ani the pure OF 800
Eighteen healthy specimens Of the anseF tt1be
were 5e:sezday procured for the race No pafttc-
uiar training u required. The Reese ~ straight
ahtad-that Il. nnltAs the leaders ahould happen
TO take Lotion TO dive in which cnse tbs reIh1in.
der Of the team would undoubtedly follo], Al
would also The tub aud rider. These arc the ext.
genctes Of the race, and upon these nud Rtn1ia1
luoicrons possibilities will hinge the rare sport Of
the amir. The race Fill poa!uaelY begin a. )
o'clock this afternoon
, 1869-09-23
France
ANEfYEHAtRY rrTrnntvyox

ANXISKRaART c1LEnRAy1ox,
.---.--.. PARIS, Sept a.
banquet sud fete wete given IN this CITY In
comEeEosatlon Of The 9l4t Of September, 17ya.
TER KNrKRoR.
PARIS, Sept 22-.Eyeuln9.
Tue Emperor prestded 1t the Council Of Mtpl3.
tiers today.
TIE T1yE-Fp1p KCKpEH,
Evidence has been discovered which leads to
the belief that the WOMAN and Eve chldrrn who
wefc discovered dad this week wcye murdered by
the husband and eldest sun Of the family,
, 1869-09-23

1NK 1EuuLk0<
~ 0sHF{AAd b FteHs4 FIR Tn fRlxEyI
q sse isr~k rafAs, a.6 al.e rer s4v nET WseklF q
&sAkA1r NNap.psv Ha1Asa.s = AAArlaa Al pssSdsA.
~ 4af~ prires. EA1A2n E~- .HaAr ~ rasa11 d.
airA6 fWsteksd ssut1 =
, 1869-09-23

TIE CkIFKKa1L FL1Cx E0K0kESA
.. lAralF, Switzerland, Sept "a
The rDtvefaat Peace CoDgrexs Is nov 10 sesxlou
aefe. Yesterday banquet was given to the dcie-
gates Victor Hugo NAs present And offered =
toast to The republic Of the United States. DC
said he felt aure that, Initiating the exAuple Of
America, Europe would eventually become Ted.
efattve republic.
, 1869-09-23

South America.
coNtxRc1AL pErkESstox At r1FAxA.
NEW YORK, Sept q.
4ue steamship AEizonA hzing Panama dates 70
, 1869-09-23
DRESS PATTERNS,


Perfeetatttnx Dress Pstts1nx-Dseskuate.x. tv !,
uew house. Cat thIs cot znd eous and aee soueshtns
new. Jnss west cf the Pat OteA ereuer of tua,k II
A8 MS. oQhAWELI. lste o8 Eex Yo.f 0ttJ.
, 1869-09-23
MEDICAL,


By. DU BARRY'5 Del4ao1s RKvALKNTA FQQp
nhie1 nsa nsaals,sd. iadisest9 Goe1t as
pst3cn. F!ssn]eue5, PhieEna, Iaw 6ptrt1. Gtaz7hMa
Aedin, Dsbetes. Na1sean and Femtttn6, v 1ytiny
gaEe ", A.S1: Aen9a:Z1hs he.kh ef sha H1i1
knn His Holiness eanno4 waiss ths e1seent food ~
hxhly."-DU BARRY 4 CO, in Wfl1aE-st NaW
SIS tor - II ~
, 1869-09-23
NEW PUBLICATIONS,
A NEW college TEXT BOOK,
HOMER'S HIAD,

WIN kxe3anatAEv Nssea. Intended for BE-
ktnaeE1 In the Epsc Dialect. By JAMES Il.
BOISE Professor Of tseeek in khe Tutretslty
OF Chicago. Prires 8l.73.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-05-21

One Of the chief arguments of the
London Times in discussing Mr..
Summers speech upon the Alabama
claims may, for the benefit of those
who like to run while they read, be
succinctly stated as follows:
a and ID having engaged in n des-
perate combat, c, passing that way
takes the opportunity of picking AS
pocket. The fight being over, A dis
covering the larceny, hostilities hav-
Ing ceased through the total discom-
future of B, the aggrieved A demands
restitution of c. This felonious per.
sonage, with more than the brass OF
his craft, responds-but we will le,
the London Times Quoting from the
telegraphir abstract of its article)' IAN
swer FOR him:
"The Times argues that although
according to Mr.. Sumner England
was the only foreign power in the
world implacably hostile to America,
1t is not too much to say that at one
moment the fate of the American
Union depended upon the voice of
England, whose sword thrown into
the scale would have decided the
contest, and shows the unfairness,
bordering on the infatuation, which
leaves this consideration out of &C.
count"
Shows the unfairness, 1--WE take
1t, is the private opinion of the gem
tlemaE on the other side of the wa
ter who made up this abstract. 1t is
not quite agreeable to be told that
you are bordering on infatuation !"
but at the risk OF being charged with
downright lunacy, we must confess
that We do not see the necessity of
taking "this consideration" into ac-
count. Here is a prodidgious credit
claimed for rather unusual magma
nimity, because England did not
throw her sword into the scale, and
soestablish the Southern Confederacy
upon the ruins of this Republic!
What charming amiability! what
engaging disingenuousness! 81
have your pocket-book, it is true"
Gays G, but as l did not break your
head when could easily have done
so, / suppose you will allow me to
keepit. oh! you will not allow me
to keep it +? Very well, then, I beg
leave to inform you that I intend to
keep it and am quite ready to break
your head this time without any mis-
take whatever"
A moral poet once observed that
Heaven was sick and earth was wea-
ry of the hollow words that States
and Kingdoms utter when they talk
of justice. Hollow" is good word
but "silly" at present seems to be a
better oue-N Y T.J,,s,e
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-05-21
The F,'re.. lands Of IOWA.

we have received several letters of
inquiry from different parts of the
country, Wisconsin in particular, In
regard To the free lans of Iowa. The
principal United States land office in
the State is located at Sioux City.
The district embraces the counties OF
Woodbury.. Plymouth, Sioux, Lyon,
Osceola, ,O'Brien, Cherokee, Ida, Sac,
Buena Vista, Clay, Dickinson, and
the west range of townships of En-
met, palo Alto, Pocahontas and Cal
houn, district ninety miles square.
The soil is unsurpassed in fertility.
The railroad system of the State is
being rapidly developed, and several
of the most important lines are to
traverse this region. These millions
of acres of splendid agricultural
lands offer inducements nowhere
else, perhaps, to he found, to all who
will assist in developing their re-
sources.
We some time ago gave instructions
as to the methods to be pursued in
acquiring title to public domain,
whether by purchase or presumption.
This ground need not be gone over
again. Those desiring more specific
information can obtain it 10y writing
to the Commissioner of Public Lands,
at Washington, or to the Register OF
Public Lands, Sioux City.
Besides Government lands, there
are in Iowa over two hundred mil.
lion acres of railroad lands all OF
which will be for sale i'm due time at
reasonable prices. At present the
lands belonging to the Cedar Rapids
and Missouri River Company are in
the market. This company has
nearly 500, 900 acres in the counties OF
Woodbury., Ida, Sac and Calhoun.
Prices range from five to ten dollars
per acre, according to location and
quality. w. w. Walker, at Cedar
Rapids, has charge of this depart
ment of the company's business.
A recent writer upon the material
interests of the country says, what
every sensible man must indorse,
but which too few seem to realize:
''Our experience as q nation
teaches us that it is desirable. that the
lands of the country should be in the
hands of the many. The whole
landed property of England is now
owned by not exceeding 20, 900 of her
people-less than one-sixth- hundreth
of her population. The ratio of land
holders there has been steadily de-
creasirg since William the Conqueror
caused record to be made i'm the
Doomsday Book of all the landed
estates of the realm. Then England
had IS, 200 land-holders in q popula-
ton of a million and half. We, i'm
ninety years, have reared an Empire
where there are over five millions of
freeholders, and now our Govern
mcnt offers TO every man, for NOM
inal consideration, the opportunity
of becoming such. Would it not be
wise for the landless, instead of toll
ing year after year on the estates OF
Others, after the system of feudal
England, to heed the generous Offer
made by the Government? Now is
the time to lay the foundation of in.
dependence and competency. In 0
few years it will be too late, and the
Doomsday Book of this country, too
will be made up.n-Chicdgo ErcninS
Journal.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-05-21

The Burlington Argus says Thomas
Henson, stopping at boarding
house in the city, sober industrious
man, died, as was supposed, on
Thursday morning, and was buried
in tine evening. AS the sexton had
got the grave partly filled. he heard
noise in the grave, and uneovering
it as soon as possible, found the eyes
partly opened. He got some one to
help him, and took the body out of
the grave. A physician was at once
sent for, who advised that it be not
buried that evening, but made no at
tempts To resucitate it. The body
had the usual appearance of life. 1t
was put into the tool house and kept
until the next morning, aud was
then buried.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-05-21
CHRoMoS.
CONJUCAL LOVE.

AND THE HAPPINESS or TRUE MARRIAGE
Essay for Young Wen, on the Errors,
Abuses and Diseases which destroy the Manly
Powers and create impediments to MARRIAGE
with sure means Of relief Sent in seaItd letter
envelopes. free Of charge. Address, Dr. = skill
LIN llOtGlffuS, Howard sssoctatiaa. Fhifadel.
pfa. Pa. g.fryt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-09
From Josh Billlngs,s Farmers Allmlnax.

From Josh Billings's Farmers Allminax.
When roosters are observed before day
lite in the morning soreing amung the
klouds, and uttering lamentashuns, then
look out for sum sudden weather and Sc
we're pucker in the money market.
When yu see IL geese walking Injun file,
and toeing in, you can deliberately bet yure
last surviving dollar on hard winter and q
crate righteousness during the next season
in the price of cow-hide boots.
If pigs squeal in the night, and grasshop-
pers cum oph ov their roost and mingle in
a free fight, yu may hope for high winds in
a few weeks, and also the typus fever Ill
yure naberhood.
When spiders are seen climbing up the
wall backwards, and frogs cough az tho
they had the hickups, look out for ram;
This IL also sure sign that children VIII
have the measles light.
If bees hang around their hives, and mules
are seen In q brown study, storm OF sum
kind liz cooking, and you will motifs the
market for herring Is very cadaverous and
shifty.
Jist before heavy sno storm. oV 3 1905
deep, chimbly swallows are uncommon
skarse, and in the moral world thare IL
CRATE lazyness in the agytashun of the tenn
prance question.
When hens lay eggs day, and men cease
tew brag, and wimmin cease teW cackle,
then Iniun Summer draws nj, and the mil
lenium Amt fur oph.
Love liz SEQ tew be blind, but kno lots Of
phellows in love who kan see twice az
mutcb in their sweethearts rs kan.
1t is very diffikult for poor man teW be
superior tew hiZ fortune, and more dltnkult
for a rich one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-09
By Wellington doddin,
kuetfoneer and Real Estate Agent,

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT yALCA.
o. IhE SEM GESTR RI 99ihP 3r SEEaN IFS
TURSPIKE, ABOUT THREE AEp 4 HALF
MILES BELOW THE CITY OF RICHMOND
nv virtue of deed Of trust executed u the sub.
scriber, bearing date on the 18th November l2a.
duly recorded In Henrico county court In Died
Book No. IS, page 9ls, we shall, in executlns
thereof and with the assent OF the debtor proceed
10 soil mt public auction, upon the premises, on
TUESDAY, November 16, 1859, commencing at
o'clock P. h., II fair If not, on the first fair daJ
called aENTERPR1SE,' ind now occupied By
Mr.. Thomas L. Peasants, containing 1904 acres.
Of which 100; acres lie on the north ana 1871 acre,
on the south side of the said Central road. Il win
he sub-diyded into lots Of 20 to loo acres each
cording TO a survey and plat thereof TO be seen q.
the Office OF the auctioneer. The land IS admlra-
bly suited for grass, and Is pronounced ny Judges
TO be emineutly adapted TO the grape culture
Whilst the orchard Is not very c*tenstrej II cor.
Gains a quantity of very choice fruit Of several
kinds, euch as apples, peaches, pears, sprtcos4
Excellent. consisting ola BRICK DWELLING.
H0fiSE OF ten rooms. comfortable Office in tee
ward. good servants houses, stable, &C. Posses
sion Of the land given In time TO sced Jah crops
md full possession at the end of the year.
Persons disposed to invest In = small or large
farm, are particularly invited to examine the pro.
p Nv consent OF the party, the terms will be one
fourth cash balance at four, eight and twelve
months. for negotiable notes, Interest added, Sc.
cuicu " = Wv ZENAs B. sTEARNs,
JAMES PLEAsASTa,
Trus,ece
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-09
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A Prarrs1e1st.

aso hnvne no home Such plainttve tone
Shilaish and SOFT, but how sad;
ThcsWecpifiR breeze full OF had borne
The waiiing cry, but never had
Such hopeless word
In such soft accents e'er been heard.
Ieurned-and on the slippery street
A little child came wandering on,
In tatsared gown, with naked feet,
That vlistening In the lanp-lirhs slione'
And az she came, so young To roam,
Murmuring ever, Hnme-no nome
And xcnrs have passed. How quickly fed
How swcctcr since that night they are,
And yet they've marked my brow ana heau
with silver and with hue OF care.
And not untouched my heart hath been;
,Tis not SO hard, and have seen
That oft In mcm'rr there would come
To save those words, Home-no home!
These fleeing years have strengthened limb
And added iustre to her brow;
The shrinking child TO woman grown
Stands peerless in her beauty now;
Stands at the affairs sacred shrine
To pledge me that which, long since mine,
Was yet denied with that sad grace
That speaks though wordless. from ncr lace
A something that bit half declared
The fear that now the place sIe shaEeo
Was won by PHYS power that mMot
The holy VOW the minister's prayer,
The sacred tones upon the air;
And We so dear before, are one,
Bless by the Cburch's benson.