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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-05
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, MAY 8, 1869.
Sun rises. ........5 O9 Moon rises. ........ 2. 10
Sun sets 81 High tide, A. NJ II. IS
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 4, 1859.

PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 4, 1859.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, L. B. Tatum.
SAILED.
Steamer Albemarle, Couch New sYork,
merchandise and passengers, w. o. Dunham
& Co.
Steamer Petersburg, Geoghegan, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, Harveys Will
llams.
Schooner M. M. Morris, Gray, James river,
light.
ME4oRASDA.
New York, May 1.-Cleared, schooners A.
R. Wetmore, Bogert; Annie Borland. Hall
and Yankee Doodle, Malsbury, for Richmond.
BosroS, May 1.-Cleared, schooner Nellie
Brown, HJggings, for Richmond.
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H PASTORAL CALL.-Rey. 7. G.IJones, D.
D., President of Richmond College, has re-
ceiYed the unanimous call OF the Free
mason. streets Baptist church OF Norfolk to
resume the relation Of pastor to them, q
position which he filled for many yesrs
prior to his removal to this city. * =
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"How DO I OK pa is Il equent question
among ladies. OF course ttey are charming but
to "make assurance doubfy sure ~ they should tt
photographed by G. r. REEs & Co, and they vii
tnen ste precisely how form, features, expression
and costume, combine to make them irresistible
Do not fear the white, feecy clouds Ct tbs season
they are more favorable to photography than I
solid blHe sky -H ea ..@.-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-05

BREEDEN Acou1TTEp.-The jury Of the
circuit court Of Henrico in the case of
Breeder, charged with highway robbery,
on yesterday morning returned verdict
Of not guilty, and the accused was dis
CHARGED.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-05

INCOMES OF RICHMOND MEN.-The follow
ing is list of persons residing in the city
Of Richmond who have returned incomes Of
g., 900 or more for the year 1858:
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VELooIpEpE RAcE.-The velocipede race
at Jackson Park yesterday afternoon was
won by Rodolph Wendlinger, who made the
holf mile in 244. The champion belt vas
awarded him,
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FIaE.-The alarm Of fire yesterday af-
ternoon was caused by the burning Of on
old canel.b boat in James river. ,i-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-05

d. ELLYsoN & co. will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers in Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, ct pub
lshers' rates, for cash. Apply at this efice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-05

We would advise our reaters who wish to pre-
cure fine Photographs at reasonable prices to 60
to the LEE GALLERY.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

~~<~~~~~~<~~~~~-~~~~~-
7 LIQUORS, LIQUORS, LIQUORS.
We beg leave to call the attention OF the trade
to cur
LARGE and dWELL-sELKCTEDA ASSORTMENT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-05

MISSING, since Thursday evening, Na
lYl red ami white MILCH cow. Has.4lh.
q star on her forehead. piece broken OH her LETT
horn Is in good condition, and was giving betwet n
two and th ee gallons or milk dty- IL eral re-.
wa.d will be given for her return or for fnioi ma
ZION which will lead 70 her recovery.
my4-3l* MRs. VAN LEW. Church HILL
FE>AKEN OUT OF MY WHEAT CssH
4 FIELD saturday morning, Nay LIST, 3-
TWU COWS and ONE CALF One Of the COWS
is roam, and the tther red and white. Z he owner
NUT come forward, pay damages, ard Ike them
away. G.. NJ. ROB,NSitN,
my2-5 Grove Road
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LOST AND FOUND.

T OsT, YOUNG HEIFER, with her CSs
4 A first calf about a eek OLD; red with .5l~Ah-
white spots on head and less has short horns. A
liberal reward will Ee given for her return TO j.
MAR USE. on Broad street near the Theatre.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-05

OLD NEWSPAPERS Fos SALE By THE HUN
DRRD at the Dispatch Office.
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THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIs.
PATCH" is LARGER THAN THE COM.
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAP.

ON ALL PUBLIC OR PRIVATE sAlRs or REAL
ESTATE EADE BETWEEN THE FIRST DAY OF
JASCARY AND THE FIRsr DAY oF6SULY THR
FURCHA6ER PAYS THE TAXES FOaBTHE PRE-
SENT YEAR, BUT ON ALL SALES BETWEEN THK
FIEsT DAY OF JULY AND THE THIRTY-FIRST
DAY OF DECEMBER THE SELLER PAYS THEN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-05

EOR SALE, TWO LOTS on Rockets
a. street between ash street snd Gil.ie's creek,
with small imprOyS ments on each.
LEE GODDIN,
myl-3t huctiopeers.
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BANKS AND BANKERS.


WILLIAM B. IsAACs WILLIAM G.. TAYLOR,
JOHN C. WILLIAMS.
WILLIAM B. IsAACs & Co, BASKERs.l
Corner Main aud Fourteenth streets.
RICHMOND. April Il, lSos'
TOREIGN EXCHANGE.-WE DRAW
II TIME or sIaHT BILLS In sums TO suit on
tne foliowiug pieces TO wit:
EEHLAND-Lrndcn and Liverpool.
lREE EAND-DGb in.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~
FRANCE-Paris and Hayse.
GEgMANY-Bfemen, frankfurt, AGgsburg
Muenchen, Uarmstads stuttgart, Aens!aat an
der Eaardt. Mannheim, Landau In der PfalZ Hei.
deiberg, Wiep, prag Cssseb Luebeck. Leipzig.
Crefell' Dortn,und, Luxemburg. Muhlhauseu In
Thuringen. br.unschweig, BEesiau, prescep,
Coeln, Berlin, Goe!tingen. Msgdsburg, hcenlgs-
burg. =
+ SWITzERLkND--Bern. st
BELGiUA-BTussels.
HOLLAND-A mSseTdam.
SWEDEN-Stockholm. s-
EOHWAY-ChrtSttana.
COLLECTIONS made on all accessible points
DEPOSITS received,
LoANs nseo.isted. apla-d&w,u,
GP00L COTTON,
~ OF popular brands
at v holesale only.
HALL q AUTCH1SON,
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FOREIGN and DOMESTIC WINES,
LIQUORS &C., ~ -
consisting in part or -
. casks Qtard, Dupuy 4 Co.'s Fine Brandy,
vintage 1869; .s-a e.s-..-y
cass old Hennessy Erandy. vintage 1852:
IS demijohns Extra Fine Dark Brandy, for me.
die!nal purposes;
casks Very superior cherry Wine;
s casks Very superior Port Wine. direct I'M
portation:
10 cak .'Medinm Grader Wine,
80 baskets Champagne, superior brands;
2S cases fine Wines, one dozen bottles each;
80 cases Claret Wine,
barrels wv. Az old Rye Whiskey. FIVE years
old &;
10 barrels Kentucky Bourbon Whiskey. two
years old; -z~- .%s-- =.
10 barrels Wilson's Pennsylvania Whiskey,
two years old
" barrels scksy's Mountain Whiskey,
20 barrels Hangers Whiskey,
2, barrels 10 artin w hsskeys
Is barreis Whites kockoi tdge w Whiskey.
10 barrels hpgelman's valley Choice Whiskey,
l68 barrels common TO medium " hiskey,
10 barrels 10 land Gin Gin--a----.---r-l---------.--
Ii barreis New England Rum,
barrels old Jamaics Rum. o.
Also. a large lot of mike Brsndles, Wines, Cor
dials Tonic and Bar Bi ters. &C., &C., In store and
for sale on accommodating terms.
AEDhhW j. GRAY d CO.,
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Fob SALE,

EOR SALE, A LIGHT AND PROFITA-
II BILE BUSINESS "A rare chance Is now Of
fered TO PEI SON Of small capital by Mrs. A. N.
" ILsUN, who Is about to close out rer HOOP
SRIRT BUS N Ess. esta bished over three years.
Satisfactory reasons given for selling Address or
call on u. CLINTON W M1LsON, S2l Broad street.
m Am
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oranges AND LEMONS receiving by
~ every steamer, and for sale by
HULST & KING,
ape 1922 Main street.
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SHIPPING.
VT To SHIPPERS

EOR HALIFAX, N, S.-Brig sO-A.
H. MELVILLE is daily expected. Fo. sassas
ap IS PALMER. HARTsooK & co.
aTUTiOs TU sHIPPBRS.-Ths boats ot
AT the JAEES RIYEa a. Nd KANkWHA GA.
NAL COMPANY Will leave the dock es usual
snd dATURDATS.
Ccs!ghs End tolls on goods for Lyrchburg and be.
yoad collected on dsiTery or prepaid, Ct the op-
sioa Of the shipper. Freight received and do.
t7ered at ny once, On the dock.
Esy freight N1il hos be delivered till charges ar,
p8td.
Goaki locked and i2luZe6.
Ga!. HnW5 BID DlLLCN. agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-05

ITO CONTRACTORS AND
4 LUMBER DEALERS.
FOR SALE-The LICENSE for laying the Pat.
ent Nicolson Wood Pavement, for lhs states OF
Virginia and West Virginia. Address
w. 3. GREENE,
ap 27-ln,s :es Broadway, New York city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-05

IRON SAFEs.-THREE IRON SAFES,
Il costing g. eco, 81 200. $780, burglar-proof. A
bargain VIII be sold. pply at the
nv at FIRST NATIONAL BANB.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-05

UINNESS'S EXTRA DUBLIN POR-
" TER, brewed by MessTs. rth. Guinness,
Boo Co. and bottled FOR export by Messrs. II. d
J. Burke Dublin. A foil supply of this superior
Stout imported direct. on hand and 10 arrive.
Z. e. TARDY Il co., s
apl9 =, ~ Importers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-05

THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE GAL
4 LEGO MILLS M.EUFACTUR1NG Com
PANY are hereby notified that the annual meeting
will be held at ths office Of the company on fuEs-
DAY the 1lth OF May, 1882 at II O'Clock ID
IHuMaS B. kEESEk, secretary.
RICHMOND, April 81 1860. apT-tMayh*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-05

vs,HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
T. STOCKHOLDERS OF THE INSURANCE.
AND SAVINGS COMPANY OF VIRGINIA will
be held ct the Office o The company on TUESDAY,
ilth of May next, at o'clock Z. 81.
an 21-tdrn DAVID J. BUZZ. Secretary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-05

STUARpS PURE VIRGINIA WHIS-
WALLaCE,s MOUNTAIN DEW wHIsKEY, )
LONDON DOrK BRANDY,
APPLE BRAnDY, GIN, and JAMAICA Rum.
ap2s CHARLES l.. TODD. s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-05
MEETINGS.

DOCAHONTAS TRIBE, No. IA, |. 0. R.
Il M.-chie!s and Brothers. .-You are requested
to attend q regular council Of your Tribe ou
WEDNESDAY, the stn sleep, Flower Moon, ut
your Wigwam.
Business OF importance to be brought bafore the
TIlLe.
by order Of the W. g.
my Sits WILLIAM K. CREE, q. OF h.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-05
THE PENIrENTIARY rMBRoGL1o.
SECOND DAY.
EXAMINATION COMMENCED.
An Interior View of the Penitentiar,
THIEVES NOT WANTED. -

A Choir and a Police Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-05

DOOMS FOR RENT.-A gentleman q
H. and his wife, or two ladies, can OBJ ain -!
TWO or THRyE very pleasant RinMs. rsfh
kitchen accommodations. in desirable ne1Rhbor-
hood on Church Hill. Rent moderate. Ad6ress
L. &, box 6T z.zn.a ap Ss-eooG
EOR RENT, the OLD STAND No. 8ll A
L Broad street. between gfgnth and Ninth. -
next door to Andrew P1zziI For termr, &C.,
appiyto G. MCCARTHY, eN Maiu street
sp 2a-lw* between ninth and Tenth.
EOR RENT, TWO L0DGIN G. -K0OMSAn
E for gentlemen. with or without furniture IL
Inquire ut 2ss Main street. apD-lWf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-05

EOR RENT, TWO STORES under n
II Odd-Fellows' Hall, on Franklin street be- Ii
low Exchange Hotel. Rent moderate Apply to
WILLIAM j. kIDnICK,
aN E-a Real Estate agent, (
mys-it No. 1its Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-05

MEDICINAL LIQUORS. se
I'VE HENNE SsGY's PURE r 3 e 10 n
orARD,. PuRE FRENCH BRANDY,
Caotce OLD "G aMa'' WEIsKEY,
klLhY,S MOUNTAIN, PHLLf DELPH1A,
and RECTIFTRD WafSKEYS.
HUMIDITY q TATUM,
ap13 62S Broad street.
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EoR RENT, A SUIT OF THREEA
F most desiroble ROOMS, with Kitchen and
servants room. To gaod tenant rent WIN b
moderate. Apply at No. All west Clay street
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EoR RENT, HALE Of 8 pieasanfly-D
E locst<d d HuttsE on Ittrd street mo. u
between Aain and Cary. apply on the premises,
az sddrass Re- TIT - - NV 6>(tR
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1869-11-26

energies, our hands, our hearts, our
sous to the restoration Of prosperity
10 tho rc-cstablIshmcnt Of law and or,
"er; "i smiling peace and tranquil
happiness throughout all the limits of
our beloved South. Let lis lift her up
from the dust and show that she still
has loyal and devoted sons. Let us
c'lng with revcrcncc-a reverence
made deeper and holicr by her mis-
iortunes-to this our native land let
no promise OF wealth or advancement
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1869-11-26
OUR DUTY AND OUR DESTINY.
Grafton OF General Wade Hampton at
the Georgia State Fair.
Kcs Views en- Labor and Planting.

The oration Of General Wade
Hampton at the Georgia State Fair
on Wednesday last, was splendid
effort, and was received with cnthu-
siastic applause by the immense
concourse who had assembled to
hear him. We make room for that
portion Of the orration which will
be read most eagerly by the South
public generally:
<'Therc are one or two topics to
which l beg to call your special at
tention, as deserving all the care
and thought you can bcstow on
them, and as tending to that grand
result we all have in view, the pros
perity of the South. We are es-
sentially an agricultural people, and
we must look to this great interest
as the basis upon which to build up
the permanent welfare of our coun-
try To do this we must use all
the means which experience, guild
ed by science, has placed at our
disposal. How sbal! this best be
done? The two points which pre-
sent themselves most prominently
III this connection, are, iirst, th,.
] l., I.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1869-11-26

to the House Of Representatives,.
This is something new, but VIC sup
pose he was actuatcd by The motive
which induced Dean Swift to be-
qucath most Of his property 10 found
an asylum for lunatics and idiots
"Po show by one satrice touch.
No people needed it go much
As may he supposed he gives gor-
goous view Of the situation as seen
through Radical spcctaccs - attri-
butcs all the present prosperity of the
State to the beneficcnt influence Of
Radical rule-cSpecially to that dis
interested and selCsacrificing patriot,
Governor +. X. Scott and his associ-
stes. whom he plasters with praise
individually and collectively. This is
about al preposterous as it would be
to attribute the vigor and health Of
some youthful frame to foul cxcrcs-
cence which was prying npon its life
blood
In the House the following newly
elected members appeared, were duly
qualified and took their seats: From
-abh."ii.- C"an'E. M":srs, I. 4. Sui
lvsn snd l.. p. Grth:; Ti"Acrs. !.
+. Eag'.d Hnrr,. J. : !3ntt!;
Snmter. " " HsmS;,r; k.v~I;aw,
". AdAm~n" G".,rg.tns.. ::
Ro~iev.
The r,.>.::.a;iH.. =: : ,, '.s,- ......
.nrmHcr from SUM ~. W. -.s,:
The reporters ~ ,h- r",.N ~. -:
signed seats or thr hnrr,
Mr.. Ferriter gave rtticc hat he
will introduce bill - regulate the
sale Of cotton.
A Senate bill TO regulate anI define
thc law Of divorce. bill 10 Requisite
divorces, alinony and the custody of
children, were made the special order
for Friday next, at 1870 P. NJ. The
remaining bills OH the calendar were
recommitted to their appropriate COM
.nittees.
The report Of the Commissioners
elected to revise and consolidate the
statute laws Of the State, was referred
to the Committee on the Judiciary.
A committee was appointed to draft
suitable resolutions relative to the
desta of Representatives. Nash. Webb
ana Losen'urs, fece.uS mcnhers OF
'h,s ncuSo:
re'''e' ''''F''''eo d Dill 10
S''e''' ." N'' |" "f's''Ie 'ne o'rcu''
'''"'' u "'a'' WIS '''"'re" 10 the
''''''h''N"7 o" 10" 'no:"'sry.
" u j." o''e 10
;, " y ''' Il" '''"''.
'''
'',' H'' ~
''' '''|''
.,on ~ .I ,1
,o, ~ '' ''>'N
SENATE
At12 ", President Corbin called
the Senate TO order, and quorum be-
ing present, the proceedings were
opened with prayer by the Chaplain
1t was resolved that the Standing
Committees Of the Senate remain AS
shey we're at the last session, subject
TO revision by the Senate.
The credentials Of w. T.. Johnston,
Seuator elect from Sumter, (who was
subsequently allowed to uualifvN and
J. S. Cothral., Senator elect from Ab-
beville, werc referred to tho Commit
tee on Elections.
The papers and af1idavits Of sundr,,
s"sa, saa ~. ' ~ .ho re l,o'. noosSn'e' were
.o'o'f'u ~ '"o oo"'li'''co Oh hlcc'
m,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1869-11-26

The STATE SURVIVORS, ASsoCIA
TIoN.-Thc Association met in Char
lesion on the 10Th. Twenty-Five,
district associations were represented
eFen. J. G. Kershaw was called to tn,
chair The following officers wer'
elected:
Liestenant-G General Wade Hampton
President; lst Vice President, Lien
tenaut-Genersl r. II. Anderson I'd
Vice-President, Maior-General J. b
Kershaw; 81 Vice-Prcsident, Briga
er-General S. MCGOWAN; 4th Vice.
President, Major T. G. Barker; Secrc'
tary, Colonel A. c. Haskell; Treasur
cr, Captain w. K. Bachman.
The following Executive Commit
tee were appointed; Colonel Il. Nc
Grady, Colonel ". A. Wallace, Gen
crll Il. Capcrs, Co'oncl j. II. Rion,
Genefal James Conner, COL c. l.
Walker Colonel J. McCutchcn.
The following resolution was adopt
cd:
Resolved, That this Convention
cordially recommend the Confederate
Widows Home, Of the city Of Char
lesion, to the faithful attention of the
Survivors Associations throu. ..hout
the State, and that the members now
IN attendance pledge them selves on
their return to their homes. to use
their best efforts to obtain contribu.
tions to so noble charity.
GRAND LODGE A. F. M.-Thc fol-
lowing arc the Grand officers elected
to serve for the ensuing Masonic year:
Grand Master M. ". Brother JAS.
Conner, Charleston.
Deputy Grsnd Hast"r-R. W. Bro
th"r v. h. BIakr, of Srar:a:,hurg.
Senior &rnEd War'lr.,-V. ". No,
Gull .c:i. - G;":.nv!IIr.
jan::: ',~t: Ward. Y. W. y
i''.iS;. ol t.la::,':.I u.
'''=r'! 1rc. :, -. :. W,
- -, = 49,.
H,. ...'''
'.,.,'a ':.,rn., :" y. + ~...
:! J.. E'l,'"...: De-; .,. .;...i,,
ia. in.l'"..,.:: ..H'.''> -,.-. n,;.r...,.
cd bN -. t.;" 60: N:.-..
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s@- SEQ notice to creditors by Par.
ker & Thomson.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1869-11-26

@- SEQ notice to sufferers from
Asthma, ae.. by ". T. Pennes.
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Friday, November 2s, 1859.
Tie legislature

The State Legislature assembled IN
C"lumhin on Tuesday last, in the
chambers which have been fitted up
for them III the new Capitol building.
Speaker Moses made long Address
to the House Of Representatives..
This is something new, but VIC sup
poee he was actuatcd by The motive
which induced Dean Swift to be-
qucath most Of his property 10 found
an asylum for lunatics and idiots
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1869-11-26

H''SC ''F'VU'H,l''I'F -.l0WD'1 one or
two other significant facts. which,
az bearing on an exploded svyecm,
might as well be placed upon the re-
cord to aid in the gene raj summary
that will be male at some future
day. BY these it appears that the
deaths among free black, were 33 !,
per cent; that births among the free
were 333 per cent. less than among
the slaves; and that the net increase
of slaves was 1908 per cent. great
er thn that Of the free blacks
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-09-17
From the y. Y. Tribune, Aug. 20.
After Dark"-A Reality

Yesterday afternoon a young
lady Of 18, while proceeding along
the Morris and Essex Railway
track, between Orange and Orange
Junction, saw a gentleman who was
walking a few PAGES ahead of her,
stagger and fall. At the same time
she saw the down express for New
York approaching. The unfortu-
nate man fell on the line by which
the train was coming, and his de-
struction appeared inevitable. The
courageous girl with all speed ran
to the PROSTATE man, and by great
exertion succeeded in rolling him
off the track, but not before the 10
comotive had passed and cut off a
portion of her dress. The driver
brought his engine to a stop imme-
diately, and a doctor descended from
the train and found that the uncon-
scious man was suffering from an
epileptic attack. The passengers
lOuGly cheered the heroic action.
Recovering consciousness, the gen
tleman who had so nearly lost his
life expressed the deepest gratitude.
The young lady persistently refus-
ed to give her name when some
New York merchants mentioned
their desire of presenting her with
a testimonial. Amid deafening
cheering and the waving of pocket
the train pursued Its
way to New York.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-09-17
What is Lost,

A drunken Indian on, visiting the
city, having strayed from his hotel
found himself lost on trying to return
to it. After looking about in strange
lodges here and there, the Indian
exclaimed in dismay, "Injun lost.."- =
But recovering himself and unwilling
to acknowledge such short sighted
ness, continued, drawing himself up
aNo; Injun not lost-wigwam lost
and Striking his breast) Iujin here. .
This Is the present condition of the
Democratic party which has strlyed
from its old Southern hotel and nov
wanders about in a dazed, fuddled
nannnr L. fAAl-- itl- ----y5----lv-r-55 tl1e
dead walls of the blind alleys that
lead away from the broad and bust
ling avenues of progress. 1t STUN
bles in the cutters of repudiation;
bangs lis head against liberty poles
and memorial halls; is ripped head
long by the colored man, and finally
fetches up at a corner grocery, to
beat It's breast and deelare-'No;
Democratic party not lOst-prineiple
lost-old hotel :busted'-Demoeratie
party here. Exchange.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-09-17

Three years ago lady who was
travelling had a trunk (the contents
of which were valued at over one
thousand five hundred dOllars) stO-
len at Belvidere, ILL.,, and, after a
fruitless attempt to find it, the rail
road company settled with the lady,
paying her full value for her loss
They have been on the watch, how
ever, and a few weeks ago the check
that was on her trunk was found
in a cellar at Belvidere, and from
that circumstance the thief was
traced out, and found to be Truman
r. Hunt, who at the time of the
theft was night watchman at the
Belvidere depot. Hunt was found
at Chicago, and taken to Belvidere
to await trial.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-09-17

"Excuse me for troubling you,
said a gentleman one day to a no
ted philanthropist, but there is in
your neighbOrhOOd poor woman in
the last extremity of misery. If
she has not the necessary sum to
pay her rent to-day she will be
turned into the street. The sum
needed is twenty dollars" The
philanthropist took out the needed
sum from his pocket and asked the
poor woman's address. "YOu can
give it to me-" he replied, taking
the money and putting it in his
pocket" l am her landlord. Here
is the receipt for the rent. How
joyful she will be when you give it
to her."
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-09-17
GEO. GAssafAN,

A FTcRNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
n and interpreter in the German, French and
ItaIan languages before the Civil and Criminal
Courts of the State. A eIoSe study and appliea-
tion tothese and other languages in g sojOurn OF
nearly FIVE years in France, Germany, Switzer-
lind, Italy, Greece, ,SyriE, Palestine, Turkey
Proper and England, will, it is believed, the bet
recommend him in this department of his profess
ion. OFFIcE-OppOsite the Court House
no17yI
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-09-17

The complete returns of the late
election in Alabama show a Radi-
cal majority in the state of 1920
in a total vote of 112,440. In
1868 the vote ofth state was 49,
455 and Grants majority was f.
$50, which shows a radical gain in
one year of 11,64O. In the last
election the majorities by districts
were as follows: First district
(RadicaD, 2,075; Second (RadicaD,
1850; Third (RadicaD. 331; Fourth
RadicaD, 1,526; Fifth Democrat
icy, 1,419; Sixth (DemOcratic), CAB.