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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-25

think without shudder of horror OF
the hell upon earth we should have under
the Wells dynasty 1t would fill the heart
of Satan with joy in his hour of bitterest
malignity. Wells, the suggester Of frauds,
the fomenter Of hate, the manufacturer OF
strife, would plunge the State into disoord
and bitter passions, and wreck all her best
interests in the storm he would arouse.
All confidence, all hope, would be banished
from Virginia, and we should indeed find O
wretohedness exceeding any we have yet
experienced.
Which Of these pictures shall we have
The answer is prompt, | know, in every
mans heart. G..
Public Meeting I'm Dinwiddfe County.
At meeting of the citizens of DinWid-
die county held at the Courthouse thereof
on the 10Th day of January, 1869, (that
being court-day), on motion Colonel Thomas
B. Hamblin was called TO the chair and
James G. Balm was elected secretary.
/. s. Keller, ESQ, explained the object
of the meeting to be /" the approval OF dis
approval of the recent new move of the
twenty eight citizens of the State concern
ing universal suffrage and universal am
nesty."
Addresses were made by several gentle
men pro and con.
On motion, it was
Resolved, That the chair appoint a
delegation to attend the convention to as
semble in the city of Richmond on the 10th
day of February next, if one should be
called positively on that day, and if not, on
any other day one should be called, consist
ing of three from each magisterial district" )"
In conformity with said resolution the
chairman made the following appoint
ments:
&c. Shell, Henry Cousins, I. s. Keller,
Colonel Edward A. Wyatt, E. L. Perkins,
James Hargrave, John Dodson, H. ]. Heart
we'll, A. T. Dowell, R. P. Atkinson, Colonel
VIM. M. Field, Robert G. RieVes, Dr.. VIM.
P. Thompson, DR.. II. C. Worsham, VIM. M.
Gill, ] ohm G Hardy, Colonel VIM. II. Lewis,
Robert Boisseau, VIM. H. Rogerson, Thomas
B. Booth, Wm. Turnbull.
On motion. the chairman and secretary
we're added to the delegation.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
THOMAS 3. HAMBL1N, chairman.
James G. Balm, secretary.
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ASNIvERSARY CELEBRATIoE.-We return
thanks for an invitation to be present at
the twenty first annual celebration of the
Dialectec Society of the Virginia Military
institute. The exercises will take place on
Friday the 18th Of February a; o'clock
P. NJ. Orator F. B. Clarke, of Alabama.
Debaters F. T. Anderson, Of Virginia }.
7. Dixon, ,!of Alabama R. 7. Wilson, Of Vir-
ginia and ". P. Howerton, of Virginia.
Declaimers W. r. Tuller, Of Alabama F.
c. Gage, of Alabama and J. NJ. Riley, of
Missouri. Committee OF Invitation: G..
Stacker, of Tennessee G. J. Anderson, of
Virginia; J. F. Hopkins, Of Arkansas ; A.
J. Twiggs, Of Georgia; J. A. Marvin, Of
Florida L. S. Jervey, Of South Carolina !;
and J. Il. Anderson, OF Virginia.
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Now they are to be found not only in the
suburbs, but in many parts of the city. If
conducted properly they are Of great benefit
to the citizens of the neighborhocd. In one
of these the housewife may find whatever
is necessary to make up dinner for the
family, in the way Of meats and vegetables:
As rule, too, marketing may be obtained
from them of as good quality and at as low
rates as can be had from the market
houses for if of inferior quality, or If sold
too high, purchasers have these latter to 60
to; or if too remote for this, opposition will
spring up, which always enures TO the inte-
rest of the buyer.
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aware of the trouble and expense to which
they have been subjected before possession
of it was regained. To such we need not
urge the Importance Of paying up, snd
those who wish to avoid this trouble and
expense will 60 at once and take the only
steps to prevent it.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. james Powers, of
this city, formerly of the firm of Burress,
Powers Yancey, and brother-in in-law of
Nr. John p. Ballard, died very suddenly on
Saturday night. He was rezed during the
evening With an indisposition, which in
creased rapidly in violence, and a; half
past 9 o'clock he died. Mr.. Powers was .
prominent merchant of this city until his
i'll health compelled him to retire from busi-
ness. BE was gentleman of retiring dis
position and pleasant manners, and was
much esteemed for integrity in commercial
circles
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THE RELIGIOUS HERALD is one OF the best
mediums for advertising in the country. II Is the
organ OF the Baplsts OF Virginia, West VirSinia,
Maryland, and South Carolina, and has also good
circulation In other states The business men OF
Richmond, Petersburg, Norfolk, Charleston, Bal
tinore Was hington, and other cities, should con-
slider whether their interests may not be promoted
by availlng themselves OF The advertising columns
of the RELIGIOUS HERALD. Its advertising rates
are very reasonable.
nice on Main street opposite the Dispatch
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GRAND CoNcERT.-The ladies and gen.
tlemen who acquitted themselves so hand
somely last year az Virginia Hall in the
operetta of " La Sonnambuls will give q
grand concert at the Theatre on Wednes-
day evening. The company is one Of the
most complete that can be gathered together
from our Richmond amateurs, and the pro-
gramme has been selected with great care.
The sale of tickets will be opened at Wood
house s Parham's bookstore this morning.
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THREE poLLARs-GREAT REDCCTios.-Tep he
the lowest and extend its benefits for few days 70
those who pay cash when they order a half cord
best oak or pine. Sawed or kindling wood VIII be
delivered at three dollars from the steam FUEL
Factory. Come at once. See advertisement.
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GERMAN Comic THEATRE AND BALL
On Friday evening last benefit was given
ut Sauer's Monticello Hall by Messrs. Kop-
pie and kempc, of the Turner Gesangve-
rein, which passed off delightfully."-. The
entertainment consisted first OF q theatrical
performance, which WAS followed by 3
Grand ball. The theatricals consisted of
one act farce, a bridegroom Marries his
own Bride" representation of German
watering place, and q musical medley. In
the first the characters were taken by Mad.
G. and Messrs. Kempe, Kopple, and
Loewe. They were inimitable, and although
wc could not understand them-the play
was in Germau--we were highly entertain
ed. The representation, in which were
many personations, was capital. The comic
song By Mr.. Kopple was a feature Of the
evening. Mad. G. rendered the Tyrolean
song with artistic grace, and the bass song
of Mr.. aug. Euhl, and the quiutette of the
Turner Gesang section were highly credit
able. At the conclusion of the theatricals
a most agreeable ball came off, which was
participated in by actors and auditors. On
the whole, the evening was one of the most
pleasant we ever spent, and we trust the
time is not far off when these charming
combinations OF the Thespian and Terpsl-
chorcan amusements will be Of frequent oc-
currenCe.
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ING IN THE RICHMOND PosToFFIcE JANUARY
25, lS69.-Brever Msjor-Gensral Charles
Z. Wood, Neport Barracks, KY; Captain
Samuel y. Skinner, Wilmington, n. O.; d.
E. Waddell, Charles City county, Va; A.
D. Chockley, New York, N. Y; Miss Ida
Airport, Richmond, Va; Box 81, Rich
mond. Va.
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STATE TAxEs.-Sheritf Wright, in an
other column, gives delinquent tax payers
notice that ua!ess Immediate payment is
made 10 him their property will be returned
to the Auditor for non-payment OF taxes,
and sold. All real estate owners who have
ever had their property sold for taxes are
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THE COURTS.

SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.
Ia this court saturday an appeal Wa
allowed in the case Of George Gavinzei Us.
Jones and others from decree Of the CIR
cult court of Richmond.
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GREEN GRoC Within the las. few
years this business has sprung up in Rich
mond, and has now grown TO be OF iumenss
Importance. Before the wGr, green grocers
were scarcely known in our city, except al
points very remote from the market s-h0uscs.
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COUGHs, HoARsENEss. and the various throat
affections to which public speakers, military Of
hcers and singers are liable, relleycd.by BROWNS
BRONCHIAL TRocHEs. Having direct ipau.
ence to the affected parts, they allay pulmonary
Irritation. The freedom from all deleterious ingre-
dients makes the Troches a safe remedy Tor me
most delicate female youngest child. and has
caufcd them 70 be held in the highest esteem by
tho IN usp them.
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TADLEAUx AND CHARADEs.-This eve
ming our citizens who choose to avail them
selves of the opportunity will have the
pleasure of witnessing the ng-promised
tableaux and charades at the Metropolitan
Hall TO he rendered By some Of the young
ladies and gentlemen Of Church Hill. From
the character of those who have the man
agement of these entertainments we are
assured that q pleasing rendition will be
afforded and as the object is commend
able one, we advise all to 60 and see them.
The scenes are we'll selected. Among them
we note The Baptism of Pocahontas The
soulptor's Dream Justice and Mercy; Faith
Hope, and Charity and Venus Rising from
the Sea which deserve special notice. The
charades also are very amusing, and If
rendered as we think they will be, We are
sure no one will 90 away dissatisfied. A
band of music will be in attendance, and
will enliven the occasion by choice selec-
tions between the different scenes.
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REMOVAL OF TRooPs.-Company A, Fifth
from this city 20 Norfolk, has been ordered
from there to Fort Adams, Newport, K. l..
and will leave for that post in few days
Major Randolph, Captain Day, aud Lieu
tenant Denison, 20 With the company.
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FREE LUNCH MIR. ANTHONY STAUDE has
taken the popular stand formerly occupied by
Jonah White, and will give n grand free lunch To-
day, to which the old customers and the pubhc
generally are invited to attend.
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HEN-RoosT RoBBERY.-The hen-house Of
Mr.. John 7. Gordon, on Grove. road, was
entered and robbed of quite number OF
very valuable fowls on Friday evening.
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ArPo1STMENT.-Captain B. c. Cook, late
of the Freedmen's Bureau, has been ap-
pointed City Gauger in the place of Mr.
Richard Fox, an old and tried officer.
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CALL DEcLISED.-We are informed that
Rev. William q. Murkland has declined
call to become the pastor of the Third Pres-
byterian church in this city.
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THE ACADEMY or MUsIc.-Thts resort for
amusement Sc. krrs is open nightly with all The old
fayori.es Of Richmond. New attractions are pro-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-25

Harper's Monthly and the Land zoe Lovs,
both for February, have been received from
Turner's news depot. They are capital Nos.
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FALSE ALARM.-The fre-bells we're rung
on Saturday evening after o'clock in con-
sequence of the cry Of fire being raised
in the Second Market by number OF
small bows.
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The Massachusetts, delegation are report
ed, with one possible exception, to be fa-
vorable to the Virginia plan of settlement,
and its friends to-day are very sapguine of
its success. They rely much on the known
sympathy of General Grant, and would be
glad, they say, to have him dispose of the
atter.-Ne,o York Tribune, 22d.
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.orrAL CORRESPONDENTS.

a. rsf u
rnIToHlS" S" '' ''''
WASHINGTON, JSnnary -, iS0!.
1av has been exceedingly lhtcrc5ilnp
-,.s~a' ucnW.c who are anxious 10 put
.t.- strife aGl as>uagc TIC bitter ani-
-h.-l have - racked and wrecked
......-a natieAl interests. 4 highly
..u.. .4frrvicw was held between the
....,f.n Committee Of the House
... -,rsr;,tec O. nluc, Mr.. Baldwin,
...-.. hr;Dr the spokesman on behalf
,,.-
s,.,c~ino uron thc settlement of
~ ~. an tbe general Question Of re-
' ,-.v,;ria uaou the platform Of the
ramm!,,ec reGues.cd Mr.. Bald.
....,...g uroa the legal point OF the
..-.nrrtv clause in the Underwood
......., IL rrp!y. he gave on interest
...mstbe laws concerning church
srr hon exrla;n,d how. under
..e !, tho constitution. church ero-
......-l., 70 into the hands Of persons
..,.t m. ,lc State. \ church might
...- fra,. ;hc congregation and pass
.t... control Of minister without a
.... ,,,. resent before the committee
.s i-' '&purSANoN Of th!s ch0rch-
sr s@..se iE3" the constitution Ny.
H. .'',c1 '".,' 'NAS gentleman was
III '1-',,.. t:'ssi ,,,SI 10 " ;a@y T: pos
..." g. I'D" N''ho3'7' chuScheS Gnu IN 'irs'-
',.S r,. :. .>ns' - -. t-.'.utto
's', ~, ,''', ,-,ra -,t>,, c5YrcS,b;"Gr , - "''r
'' ,n' .0,>,r ..I3,rin ;nstoncoi 'A,h2 -,
49, 49,, ~ ..I.,,,nI :" S,o.,r.nr
'", ,,'l>.1 s1i +unn,r.ndi ,,.,v,i
...- .'' '' ,t, ~ .a1.'nr.an' UIa
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~ - ~ TSo,rs,l so9 TIL
-'' NJ. pa,4uaii,.
lteI 5'".,S @ ''sS tho :" va 80
- ''Er' 'P l,asJ ls'' -. ~, ~
.s.i"s ual A.! n'Su s'."lt" o5 law 70
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY Is.

PORT OF RICHMOND, JAsUARY2S.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Saratoga, Alexander, New York.
merchandise and passengers, w. y. Dunham
& Co.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk,
merchandise and Passengers, L. Is. TatGm.
Schooner Reoecca, New York. merchandise
and pas sengers, Old Dominion Works.
SAILED.
Steamer State OF Maryland, Trayers, Rslti-
more, merchandise and passengers, aarYeys
Williams.
Steamer Saratoga, Alexander, New York,
merchandise and passengers, w. q. pnaham
i Co.
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SAMPSON JONES, JR., will sell at half pas
10 o'clock n large and well-assorted stock
of groceries, liquors, wines, etc.
COOK &LAUGHTON will sell at 10 O'Clock
all the Arlington House kitchen and
dining-room furniture
CONSTABLE TALL will sell n u O'clock on
Virginia street near the Dauville railroad
depot, two framed dwellings and q lot OF
fencing.
WELLINGTON GODDlN will sell at u
o'clock n valuable stock of drugs and medi-
cines in the store at the northwest corner
of Main and Wall streets
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M. ELLYsos & co. will insert advertisements IN
the principal newspapers IN Virginia, Sortn oafo'
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, a. pup
lishers' rates for cash. Apply Al this en'ce.
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The MAD-D0G EXCITEMENT STILL RACES
on CHURCH AND U:luy HILLs.-About half
the people begin to think they have been
bitten, and that AL the dogs have certainly
been. The consequence is that q dog,
however innocent and amiable, dare not
show his nose upon the street. Four were
killed Friday. Truly, o terrible state Of
affairs
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INDUSTRIOUS FOLLY AND lNJusTICE.-1
find no member of the Richmond Grant and
Colfax Club now here opposing the proposed
congressional action who disputes the jug
tice Of striking out the obnoxious clauses.
They, however, insist upon leaving that to
be done by State legislative action. | have
no idea that the Republican party can
maintain power for more than twelve
month II any State wherein it embraces,
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VACUUM OIL BLACklSa-a splendid
preparation for soiteninS pfeserNihs. sh1 s,
blackiag boots, shoes harness. buggy tops, anu All
Kinds oS lea he. M .teri l-for sale by
A. BODEkER BRQTHER.
ials Druggists.
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as at this time in Virginia, only the co'ored
vote and one-tenth of the white vote the
latter embracing not one employer of labor
or one real estate owner in one hundred of
the population embracing, in fact, hardly
any other whites than those holding office
who rely for continuing to hold it, not, ee
they should, upon the superior merits Of
Republicanism, but wholly upon keeping
control of the colored vote on the one hand
and keeping ninety per cent. of the white
vote ineligible to constableship or service
on jury.
Ere adjourning this forenoon the House
Reconstruction Committee notified Colonel
Baldwin, of Virginia, that they wished his
attendance again on Wednesday, when Mr..
Norris, of Alabama, proposes to ask him
some questions, evidently in the interest of
the Richmond Grant aud Colfax Club COM
mittee.- Washington Republican (RadicaD
The Judiciary Committee in the Senate,
we are informed, stands FIVE in our favor
to two against. The House Reconstruction
Committee are FIVE of them for and four
against the proposition of the Conserva-
tives. Our informant is not quite so SAN
guine as he was. The pressure against the
committee of nine is very heavy. Well, if
Congress reject our patriotic overture we
must stop at nothing to defeat the constitu-
tion. and it can be defeated.-Lynch5urg
Virginian.
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1t is said that some of the Conservative
Virginians here waited upon General But
ler with reference to affairs in their State
and that the General avoided the direct
question and advised them to cut up their
large landed estates and divide them among
the poor blacks and whites rs the best way
to surely snd perfectly reconstruct the
State Washington telegram in Baltimore
Sll,1
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

ESTATE MADE BETWEEN THE FIRST DAY or
JANUARY AND THE FIRST DAY or JULY THIS
PURCHASER PAYS THE TAXES FOR THE PRE-
SENT YEAR, But on ALL SALES BETWEEN THE
FIRST DAY OF JULY AND THE 1HIRTY-FIEST
DAY OF DECEMBER TIE SELLER PAYS THEM
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JAsuAar Is, 1859.
S,, rises Moon sets. ........ 4.4o
Snn sets .4.59 High tide, p. H.. q 10
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The Philadelphia Bulletin says STRANGE
as Twitchells statement may appear. it is
corroborated in some degree by the conduct
of Mrs. Twitchell, who has for some time
past ceased her visits to her husband. and
is said to have expressed great anxiety that
the reporters should be excluded from the
scene OF his execution. We are informed
that the accused murderess left the city at
an early hour this morning, in anticipation
of her husbands confession"
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S The Darien Canal Treaty has been reject
ca by the Colombian Senate by q large
majority, on the following grounds ..First,
that it does not Sufficiently guarantee the
sovereignty Of Colombia : second, that the
pecuniary advantages to Colombia, are not
sufficient third, that the works should
accrue to Colombia at the end Of one hun
dred years, whether the constructors have
received pay for them or not"
Daddy Cain pitches heavily into Mr..
Senator Corbin, and asserts that he made
use OF sentiments with reference to the peo-
pie OF Charleston, which were not only very
un-Senator-like, but inhuman.
Ex-President A. O. Andrews, of the Char
lesion Chamber of Commerce, has been pre-
sented with u service Of plate, {: as n token
OF the respect and affection Of its members -
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BEAUTY.-How to secure clear, smooth,
beautiful, healthy skin, is the desire of all,
and this is within the reach OF all. The
skin becomes discolored, rough, eruptive
by the vrulent, unhealthy condition of the
excretions and insensible perspiration-th
is, secreted by its functions, and expelled
through its pores. The skin is one OF the
chief outlets for the expulsion of the hu-
mors or elements that the absorbent vessels
reject, to nourish and sustain the blood;
hence, these irritant humors poison the
delicate skin, and we have Pimpes, Blotch-
es, Sores, either simple or malignant ac-
cording to the condition of the perspiration
and humors secreted by the skin Now,
the application of cosmetics only hide these
defects, and increase the irritant condition
of the skin. Use Heinitsh's Queens De-
light. and it will be found perfect remedy
for these disorders M24
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NEW GOODS Ar R. C. sHIVER'S

WHITE HERNANI, two yards wide, very fne
wv just opened.
WHITE rAMARTINE, two yards wide, for
w Shawls or Dresses
w wide, for Shawls and Dresses.
R LACK Hermann, two yards wide, for Shawls
PLACK TAMARTINE. two yards wide, for
ID Shawls and Ladies' Dresses.
RLACK GRENADINE DE FER two yards wide,
D just opened.
RLACCk FLORENTINE, single width, beautiful
I'D article.
PLACK GRAPE DE EsPAGNE, fine to publime
DIAN coLoRED SILK, in variety, just re-
pLA1N BLACK SILKS, cheap to sublime qua
PARAscLs. Plain Black, Plain White and groat
Il variety Of colors.
WHiITE FRENCH MERINo, superior quality,
EMBROIDERED HANDKERcHIEFs, in great
IL variety
G!LK SPOT LACES, new style and beautiful CO.
~ lors, for Ladies. Misses and Childrens Dresses.
PtACK BOMBAZINES, super to sublime qua
Ii EM-STITCHED HANDKERCHIEFs. Plain
IL White, Black Borders, Colored Borders
MARSEILLES QUILTS, all sizes, very cheap.
WHITE MARsEILLEs for Ladies' Dresses,
w very handsome
TJlAPE TRIMMINGS, Narrow, Medium and
Il Wide.
PUFFLINGS-Coventr Imperial and Spiral.
LIZ LACE COLLARS, III great variety, cheap.
NRAPE Wells, Medium, Large, and Extra
GAsH RIBBoN-whito, Black, Blue, Pink.
EHRENCH CORSETs, the best Whale bone and
u most perfect Shapes.
April r. G. SILVER.
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MOTHERS. DE EADvIsED.-Always keep
bottle of DIR. TUrT's CELEBRATED ExPKo-
ToRANT in the house. It is certain and
pleasant cure for Group, Coughs, Colds,
&c. 1t agreeable to the taste, and children
take it readily. Go to your Druggist and
get it at once, it may save the life of your
little one. A36
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CAsH.-Our terms are strictly cash-no
exceptions If an advertisement is to be
inserted. hand over the money; if a paper is
subscribed for, the money must accompany
the order-otherwise no attention will be
paid to them. This rule will be adhered to-
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The excellent menu of the AMERICAN
HOUSE, Boston, commends itself to the
traveller. The location is unsurpassed for
parties either on business or pleasure, and
it's accommodations unequaled. A6
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Building and Loan Association.

A MEETING of the Shareholders of the Build
- ing and Loan Association will be held
Council Chamber, at half-past o'clock. Persons
wishing to subscribe will call at once before the
books are closed. Subscription book at
, FISHER & HElNITSH'S
April Drug Store
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The Southern Guardian.

fN!HE publication of this journal will be resumed d
Il on or about the first OF MAY, prorn,o.
Editors OF newspapers, throughout the State.
will please extend this notice.
Terms, &c., made known in a few days
april b G. p. PELHAM