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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-10-14
sTAUNTON, VIRGINIA.
Thursday, October IA, 1869.
The Scoldlng Wife.

IT'S she! tits she. the scoldng She!
With tongue SO loud, and long, and free.
Without stop-without bound,
It runs like the devil the whole year round'
1t plaques the earth, it shocks the skies,
And, like brazen bedlam, lies.
am as l would never be,
With the clues above, and the blows below,
And clamor wheresoe'r go,
If l seek escape in slumber deep,
What matter ?-she scolds me up from slcer.
loye-oh, how | love TO run
From the fierce, foaming, raving one, &.
When her mad capers scare the moon,
As she bellows aloft her tempest tone.
And yells as yells that fend below,
And gives with every word blow
never approached this terrible bore,
But envied bachelor more and more,
And backward flew from her thump or kick
Like dog that dreaded his masters stick;
And q master she was, and is to me,
For am wed to this scolding she
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-10-14
OLD DOMINION N
Cider and Wine Mill

THE OLD DOMINION was the most popular
Mill sold in 1867 and 1868, we having sold over
two hundred ourselves. 1t is made with two tt BIS
for pressing, so that the Mill and Press can both
be kept constantly at work. % $50 .s.t..f|
Instead of the old fashioned graters we have
adopted the crushing rollers, which all admit to
be the best mode of extracting the juice from
the apple. This Mill can be run by hand or horse
power, and is the favorite wherever used-pro-
ducing q larger quantity of cider than any other
Portable Mill.
At the Augusta County Fair and Rockbridge
Agricultural Fair, the Old Dominion took the
First Premium, over the ''American," "Hutchin-
SOM and "Scully." These facts speak for them
selves, as the committees in both instances were
gentlemen of thoroughly practical knewledgeand
large experience. ~
Our new descriptive and illustrated Catalogue
is now ready for free distribution. and we wish
to put copy in the hands of every Farmer in
the Valley. Send us your address.
II. NJ. SMITH & CO.,
Manufacturers,
aug 26-6m Box 8, Richmond, Va.
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THE WATT Pillow.
| UPWARDS OF TIN THOUSAND

THE WAT IT, P ~ TNI rtous,Nn
NOW IN USE.
This pillow has acquired reputation unprece-
dented in the history of inventions AS FAIL
Low, SuB-SoIL and CULTIvATING PLow, it has no
rival, being adapted to every variety Of soil, and
to foul and clean lands, eithoM choking. For
blowing and wedding corn, tobacco, cotton and
vegetables, without the hoe, nothing can compare
with it, 1t does the hoe and pillow work at one
operation.
IFrom C. W. Purcell, Esq, Alton Park, near
Greenwood Depot, 1861
Messrs. Watt & Knight: The bearer, David
Grantland colorcd, visits your city, and is per-
fectly wedded to your Pillow, NO o. p, which he
has had in constant since you sent it to me.
He will tell you all about it, and his opinion is
entitled to much confidence and weight.
c. w. PURCELL.
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We have all sizes of the Watt Plow from one
to horses, right and left hand, with recent val
liable improvements, and guarantee in every fair
trial results equal and superior to all Of the aboOe
Exemption from choking in foul lands, four Geo.
Watt is the father of this principle in the Plow,)
thorough covering up of all vegetation, ease of
draft, no labor to,the plowman, thorough pulver
ization of the soil, steady level running, strength
and durability and adaptability to every kind of
SOIL and cultivation of crops of every sort, are
its leading features. WATT s KNIGHT,
aug 26-1y 1852 Franklin street.
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David Grantland reported that Mr.. Purcell had
been using the Livingston and Dixie Plows, but
found the Dixie would not do the work, as he
wanted it done, and that three or four had bro
ken, one after the other, and had abandoned it,
and now had the WATT PLOW which was all
he wanted. We refer to c. W. Purcell, himself.
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4 ttentiOn Merchants!

A ttentiOn Merchants!
Just received large and well selected STOCK
WHITE AND DECORATED CHINA DINNER
AND TEA SETS,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS AND PLATED
. WARE
of every description at
NEW YORK PRICES, WHOLESALE
AND RETAIL,
FANCY TOILET SETS
at extremely low figures.
Also the -
NEW METALLIC PORCELAIN LINED BAKING
DISH,
beautiful ornament for the dining table,
Gail and examine the stock at
GEORGE C. GARY'S
1906 Main St., Richmond, Va
may 6-69 1y ezsff +
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Our Novel.

The moons pale beams fell upon the earth,
bathing in a food of silver light. The gen
tie zephyrs signed through the trees and toy
ed with the leaves, making them rustic in a
merry laugh as they kissed them.
Calypso sat on the doorstep, fair she was
and melancholy. Oh how beautiful she was
in her robe Of spotless muslin, her radiant
chignon-that rested on the top of her head
like huge corn, got from wearing a tight
homeland her new CATERS which peeped
out distractin.ly in the evening air. Grace
was in her mien, beauty on her brow and a
palm leaf in her hand:
She hove sigh. Will he come?
e She was waiting for her Teller
We passed that way an hour later.
lie had come-he was there No longer
had she a seat upon the doorstep. Oh no!
They were sitting at a window and a va
grant moonbeam stealing in reye led a whit,
vest end chignon resting on its watch poch
A straw will make an impression on the
virgin snow let it remain but short time,
and a horses hoof can scarcely penetrate it.
So it is with the youthful mind. A trihins
word may make an impression on it, but at.
ter a few years, the most powerful appeals
may cease to influence it. Think of this We
who have the training of the infant mind,
and leave such impressions thereon as will be
safe for it to carry amid the follies and temr-
tations Of the world.
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CALDWELL, TEXAS, 1859

: n = =. .CALDW E-A:KS, Iooo'
Messrs. Watt i Kmght-The Plows sent me have
been received, and have heard from all who bought
them, and they all say they the best Plows
they have ever used Some say they would not
take 500 each for them. have challenged each
and every one in the State to produce a Plow to
beat yours, as l believe it the best in the whole
country. Very respectfully, j. W. SALE.
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Diaper Warehouse.
BAUGHMAN Brothers..
1919 Main street,
PAPER, STATIONERY AND IWlNE
DEALERS. @5t3 ass7la
We have in store and are constantly receiving
. ,orce stock of WRITING and WRAPPING PA
PER- of all kinds and sizes. TWINES of all
sorts. ENVELOPES, from note size to full gov,
eminent. all grades. DIRECTION TAGS and La
REFS nla;n or printed. BLANK BOOKS, all 81
zes. STATIONERY, in endless variety.
Our Goods are all DIRECT from the mills and
manufacturers III
We manufacture PATENT SATCHEL BOTTOM
SACKS and BAGS, for MiHers, Grocers, Iopac-
conists, &c.
The merchants of the VALLEY will find in our
stock everything they want. and at as low prices
as can be had in any city North.
BAUGHMAN BROTHERS,.
1919 Main street, Richmond, Va.
CASH paid for RAGS at highest market price.
may g. 3m
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William, Hall Grew,

gag DEALER IN s sltae aG&}
ANTHACITE COAL.
Best Red sand White Ash.
for CRATES. stoves and foun-
dry use.
BITUMINOUS COAL.
Glover Hill, Midlothian and
Black Heath, adapted to man
oufacturing. ~
Lump, Hail, Average and
Smiths.
BEST LUMP B HAIL SOFT COKE.
/ Office and Anthracite Coal
I Yard, corner of 18th and Ca
ny streets.
Bituminous Coal yard, 18th
street, near Danville Railroad
Depot, RIcHMoND, Va. o-
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Quincy 4 Watts. ts ar..5.t,
The Old Established Boot and Shoe House,
RICHMOND, VA. eA

Weare prepared 10 furnish BOOTS and SHOES
of the very best quality as low as any house
North of the Potomac. la iasrY7j u.s. a.aY
We desire our old friends of the Valley Of
Virginia, to give us a call; VIC assure them
our goods will be sold as low as they can be
bought in any Northern city and will be much
better suited to their trade. r. aa' ,asts 33
PUTNEY & WATTS, 13
,8ere.i tas09Nta 1919 Main Street. .s
aug 26-3m Richmond, Va.
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INSTABLlSHED In 1919.
southern Steam Candy H1anufactory.
ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURES!
LOUIS J. BOSSIEUX,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
COnfectiOneries, Fruits, cigars,
Canned Goods, sNc..
MANUFACTURER OF
STEAM REFINED AND FRENCH CANDIES
No. 1412 Main ST., Richmond, Va

nea. An experience of twenty years and s sue
cessful business, enables him to offer everything
in his line, at Baltimore prices, and IN some IN
stances less. Call and see him. may 6-69 ly
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IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF
SADDfERY HARDWARE. CARRIAGE

| SADDLERY HARDWARE, CARRlAGE
GOODS, FLY-NETTs, HOG SKINS, SHEEP
SKINS, STREAMING WEBS LINEN
HORSE COVERS, SADDLE CLOTHS,
HORSE BRUSHES, CURRY
COMBS s. CURRYING CARDS,
FINE AND COMMON RIDING
e 1901 BRIDES, English, J 49s
English, German and American GIRTH WEBS,
Best quality Saddler's TACKS, HARNESS
ftari MOUNTINGS. of all kinds and
qualities, Patent steamboat Panel ,.
Tor solid back)
BUGGY SEATS.
These are the cheapest panel seat made, and
REQUIRE nc ironing. 1slHf" tat r F i'-
l-1giaua iu Superior Quality ,6 1.il .l...,Ir
SpOkes. Hubs. Axles. Springs, and
Varnishes.
.oRAIDE AND SILVER LINED MOUNTINGS.'
sIlyer.Platet- e. wooden stirrups.
Mcclellan Saddle Trees Sherman Saddle Trees,
Jenfer s.41 81 Buena Vista " g
Morgan 6. 60 Mexican I" {"
Utah q Ladies
Hone q. Somerset
Spanish a"o}si +" Mems Plain &c, &C
In fact, we keep every article in the line, and
in large quantities. We have, also, heary stock
- - =, CARRIAGE GOODS,
Enameled Canvass Dash, Patent and Collar and
Enamelled Leather, Springs, Axles, Bolts, Fell
loes, Hubs, Spokes, Shafts, Damasks, Varnishes,
&C., &C., in fact everything in the line.
+ We give personal attention to oGr stock, and
attend upon our customers in person.
Our English and French Goods are of our own
direct importation.
nag Orders by Mail carefully filed.
MACKENZIE BROTHERS,
may 2O-69 1y e7i BALTIMORE
CHARLES Il. InlOes a. Co..
~ 143 west Pratt street.
BALTIMORE, MD,
Opposite AIaltby House
Railroad Supplies Miller's Supplies
Gas Filters Supplies Machinist's Supplies
AGENTS FIR the New York Rubber Company's
Gum Betting, Hose and Packing.
AGENTS for the Eagles Company's celebrated
oak-tanned and stretched Leather Betting.
Wrought IRON Gas and Water Pipe, Lead Pipe,
&C., &c., constantly on hand.
may 2O-6m 1a- -...
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M sTUIEITC3
Can enter at any time. there arc,no vacations.-
Special individual instruction to all Students.
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The standard Of Gusincss E-ritin. Il rdnptcd and
taught in its purity ut hi Institution. by
one uf the HIs.-t rXp,IicIic' ii and rns- .-sa
cesrfui teachers If business and
Ornament PENN nslip
in the ~.
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

ANTED-1MMEpIATELY, A SMART PRACTICAL,
w working frat class farmer Ameroan or Scotch, no
family aged 25 to 5 who has always followed mixed farm
Ing M middle states has experience and judgment ia
carefully manage al! kinds of i've stock dairy, machinery,
make properly post and rail and board fences &C. refer
to capaby and moral character required Address,
with particulars HuSBANDRY, Herald onice.
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

DoOk CAEvAssERs WANTED. IN EVERY STATE,
- for the Life OF Chancellor Livingston" one Of the
founders Of this republic and the amba ssador who
chased Louisiana from France Address the author MANS
FIELD TRACY WALWORTi, 467 West 2Sd st., New York.
The New York herald., 1869-11-30

JITANTED--A FRENCH OR SWISS WOMAN TO TAKE
w Of little girls % and 10 OF agol and 70
Apply imoidately with references TO No. 10 East
18th ct.
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uAed. The democrats. however, stood by their
colors. wishing TO place themselves square on inc
record and TO stan by the opinion OF the people OF
the State, which was twice emplatlcaiy pronounced
against giving the suffrage 70 tue ncaros-tne last
time by majority vote OF l0l 0Go TINS ground was
forclby taken by senator Creaner IN calm and iii-
pressve speech lie aske1 tne senate not 10 iorc9
q vote upon ihe question al this time-not to enact
farce by adopting a measure IN the Legislature
which the people, whose representatives. they were,
had twice pronounced against In an cnmistakable
at this moment . humiliation and q dis
grace TO The state. Senator Kennedy,
who Is always oratorical or notninv.
made al cdptdnduna speech aoout tbs day being
also OF tne ASSASSINATION OF Lincoln. and therefore
an appropriate occasion 10 adopt this amendment,
when was intended 10 fulnl the grand designs OF
the man who stood out in history as the great
Beach was prithy and humorous in his
remarks IN favor OF postponlny the vote. He
den ed that II was the democratic party In the State
which had voted down the proposition OF negro
he had a son sixteen years Old who was not better
quained 10 exercise the franchise than the majority
OF the negroes, he would be induced 10 put him In q
lunatic asylum; or n he dd not believe that his wife
he would be sttll . bachelor.
A resolution OF Senator Hubbard TO postpone
Ieelsiatlve action on the amendme & until the pe0
pie OF The State nad an opportunity TO vote upon It
before them, was, OF course, voted down by
z strict party vo'e The hour appointed
naviul arrived, vote was taken. which The Clerk
"a l6 t6lI. Mr.. Beach voice aye for the
attempted 10 change his vote subsequently, but the
president declared II 100 late. Mr.. Beacn's motion
or reconsideration was lost by vote of II to l5
lhe amendment was therefore carried.
,xpire to-day. HenceiOrth members must be mag.
iauliuous.
The New York herald., 1869-04-15
CLEARED.

Steamship sanaria tBr) Lor Liverpool via Queenstown
Steamship VIM Clyde. Morgan. Wilmington. Nc-Jsmes
steamship Acushnst Kelly, New Beaford-rsrruson 4
Wood.
Ship VIM Wilson (Br, witurn, sbanehae ArteI ru.!s.
fhip Queen Of the Age tBr Clyne Boston Peabody wn.
Bars Columbus .Nc), Helmer. Brcuen-.H Koop Co.
barx efcnoa sNor Thorsensen, Vgo for ordarsFunch,
Bark sami Larabse, Thompson, shsnsbae-s Merchan,
pmk fremont Carlisle. Cenfner,s Miller 4 Houch.on
Bark Cochran. Swasey, Cardenss Il r Buck Co.
Bark y Fe.twipe West. Cardena.-A Alb, ott
Bark Eusen's (Brb Dexter Windsor Ns-H Dewolf 4
Bark Mary Bird, Packard, st John, NB-Brca, Son A
Bark Horace Beai., Blan,onshp. New Orleans Brig
ham.
Brig Taneredt 1sl). Fsporito, Tries,e-G slocovich
hrie Syante tswcl, Ablsuest tronstaa-Edye1 Brock.
Brig Aspen tBr sheehy, Maitland, NS-H TeWoN A Co.
Brig orinoco tBrl Roterts, Windsor, Ns-Crandar Um-
schr s~er STAR Smith, rsra-c Ludrusn Co.
fchr Gersh Banker, Swinnerton. Para-F Moran
sehr ahes Dcpnis, Ha lock, Sagna Jonas Smith Co.
schr win Dayton. psracoa-B Weaberg.
echr y Auser, Adrlch. Ct rohns PR--A Abbott.
sehr Ajmeer tBr), Giist, cornwallis, NsH Dewoif
schr Islander tpr, Waters Yarmouth. Ns-rensy Far.
ker
schr rl.eyinE tBr,. Reynard S, John Ns via Portland
Rchr II Alien. Day, savannah- Bentley, Miller Thomas
sshr Madison Holmes, Howard Washington, Sc--Thomas
scbr s,urscs, Taylor Richmond r,run, s.sh,
schr MAY Monroe Ill, Fortress Monroe-s 9 Loud Co
,schr Ella Hodsden, Hodsien, Wilmington Del-NlIer
schr Lynburncr, Orcu.t Elzabsthport- Pcase.
schr Mary Paten, Cummines Bsn-T-k Buck Co.
fchf Waterman, Chase New Pc nord-Ferguson Wood.
schr Il smith, kickersoD, WOODS Hole-Fersuson q
sloop Report, s.cpp. Hartford a X Racket Bro.
Steamer w Brune, Foster, Baltimore.
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SUPREME coulT-clScu.T.

A Curious Case-A Widow Receivers Thirty
Thousand Dollars from the Estate OF Her
Husband, with Whom She Had Not Lived
In Thirty Years.
Before Judge Barnard.
WinnJred Ward rs Eaen Uaru.-The plaIntifY Ia
widow, and brought tins action to recover her
third OF the estate Of John war deceased. She was
married to John Ward in Ireland In 1884. Immedi.
ately amer their marriage ward came to tnis
country ard engaged III business as q cotton
sampler, IRON which no realized o large
fortune. la 1854 he died, his wife having pre-
viously foiowed him TO tins country. After her
arrival Ward refused TO recognize her "a his wife
ano never lived with her az such. On her part she
refused 10 apply for support aud received none from
him. When Ward died. 70 prevent Identification,
his body was packed In dry goods box and sent To
Philadelphia. OF the witnesses TO the marriage al
were dead except one. and that one could only
swear TO the fact that the palntifr had mar.
red John Ward. but what John Ward
he could not state. The plaintiff could not
swear TO the death Of her husband, as abe had not
seen the body after hs deccaso which purpoeely
kept out OF her way. John Durnery was the surv,v-
koscoinmon Ireland. but he had no knowledge Of
whether or not ward was dead. There was no per-
soa ,,i lying was 20 Wa, sns soeaTy u4 knew that
IN the case consisted Of letters written
by Ward TO plsinifr IRON 1885 to 1887 His hand
writing was proven by Mr.. prte, cotton broker,
Mr.. tarrick. John Brett and 10 IN Farrell The
letters to painir which were put eYldcnce were
shovn 10 be In the hanowritlng OF Ward There were
no stamps on the letters, but II was proven
b7 witness who had been employed In tue
dead letter onice IN Ireland previous TO ls4j
for letters sent from New yorx to Ireland II was
also proved that the letters IN question hai been In
the dead letter 0lce m Ireland. Tie suit invo, the
te 20 three acres OF aHd In the outskirts OF Brook.
yn. including portion ~ ie'ferts Park, valued at
siSo..y: Ihe !url found verdict Tor the pialntn
Eonert tombstone Tor plaintir; Judah Dickinson
for defendant
The New York herald., 1869-04-15
CITY reur.
Before Jnogc Thompson.

Ammo Kelley ~. iIiii'on kettogg ana G. O. Cur
don--On the tst ~ May, 1867, plGntn hired store
on the corner OF Toutth and South Filth streets,
Z. p. ior the purpose OF carrying on the millinery
business. on the 10th OF February, Is0s. she
assigned her lease TO the defendants. with the
exception OF one large show window, which
the reserved for the exhibition and sale OF her warcs
ON ae 2oth OF August OF the same year tae deendan g.
~ aeged, IN total disregard oi the terms Of the
sieuincnt OF the lease, c'sc,cd her IRON the
piemfea 1his action was brought 70 recover the
suLi 0f 1900 as damages for This ejectiucni. The
ueinse ses UP was iha the rights reserved were not
transferable, but tnat they were neyerinccs
rauseired IN june, 1865, 10 one John Calhoun which
was forfeiture OF a'l rights under tue ica,e. Tho
case was tred ln December last aud the plaintiff OBJ
talncd vel0ict Tor 49, On motion " the counsel
lot the defence rev iral was gfar,ed. At the last
trh., WI cn was finished YESTERDAY, the iut found
for the plainn aud assessed her da ages al 900
the fu'l amount climed. A. n. Daley Tor paintif:
Cyrus J. O,mstead for defenfnnts
The New York herald., 1869-04-15
ARRIV AIS.

RrrOrrTD NJ THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
qaesa..owa rs,ssnssrs % uunsrd.
i.%y,s, scanS iis. !, Is An, al . 10 lon . x
hs VIII % ana TYPE sa sS. me
Ns.y s. HS la Ion S passed a.. hss nsi
Eria, E ~ "a q al Is "a silp John Bareour
sIs,insa.haS penaan; iaih, csa o. IS "a sssamshp
Ss AS e. wiz s;: :.s
sos%ssp n"e 'e cor va sasmsh Ie 10 Pm
"s S.s sDc ssss o"ss 10 rssna cp, poD, and
Eorfo. with mdss and passengers. 70 the Old Doninion
sscs-.s,p Brinsue, Bowes Philadelphia. with mdss, 10
sssa,ship Chesapeake, Bragg, Portland with md.s to
ship xoomar ,Bn or,n,n Liverpool via perrnud. fwscr.
.he pa, iq 70 als,rsss nsr.h 90 va, mGss 20 MORGAN
tns panics .Rr, Tspssr v"rsina sdars I'M r,,
cran'sIi umPhr,y cc: Passed cisrsisr March !, sbs
Dris Emm. lof Portland Swell. wsi,n,,s. n days with
& is.s VIII ssi ns!shsIy winds. tpr rp % lSs 90 as &
p..s sss ss' e 10 S.gp ts' windsor rs II days. with
Tris orion lsr Edact' HnsbOro, Ss Is days, with piss.
Iris froisu., prsoo, xasha II day. with ia.h, 10 suy
frs cfsfle. Heath, PoDdleiOn Nachs, with lumber, to
wslisisi, Locke, rea..n. valley with ,ps to Snow
Big Geo . Prescott, Mnls, yinahstsn for Phaadsebs
s,hr Southern q n.. SBr George wndsof, Ms days.
sass,s psylses windsor rs days. with v..
ter ~ Crsniai, Iuphray 4 Co.
win discharge ri fori Morris. WV f
Hchr Ccnstoet Sect I'D. Georges Bausa
Schr W w Dcsinfon, Scott, Guotgss Banka
ecbr Harriet Crowley, Catang, NB.
scbr sarah Bsrnlcs PROCTOR Eusqassh NIB, fdays with
sesr Ben BOT Orr, Drake 81 George, Me- with md,-, TO
schr n Cady tof Providenee) Small Iud,anoa ~ a,,.
with hides, Ao, 70 hccreaiy Co. aa been II DAYS
OF fIattcras, with light norhcriy wnjs
Scbr Lockwood. 81 john Wilmington, NC.
schr Clara, Allen Whiting. with syars, 70 snow A H,el
arir,n. ~ -
selr Parrabe, Randall Cutler with herring, TO Jed Frye
ehr vaihos, rorrey, caaIr with is,h TO corhan Board
man.
sehr Rocket, Eaton, Calais days. with la,h 10 Simpson T.
Cispp
ss6r Sarah Wooster Leland, Calais with s,b N sirapson
Ciapp.
schf Lizzie, Dobbin Harrington, with sparu. 70 Snow
Richardson. ~
bchr Jniia- Naah Harrington.
sohr chera Fletcher, Bath. days, with lumber Hot
sshr nosina, Richardson, Joncspot with spss 70 snow
The New York herald., 1869-04-15
slta us.

Mnt,b Between Fitch aud Wick for One Thou
sand DoIiars-The Former Declared tho
Winner.
between Frank Fitch, OF ROY, IA wDham WIok, Of
Brooklyn, for $1,000 was played at aors billiard
rooms. There were IN all 1iI innings. The hirhest
run 10y Fitch was ~ and by Wtck 40. Tne AVERAGE
being a little over two. All things considered the
play was rcmarkaDly good. although both were
obliged 70 contend against tue proveIbisl hard lucE
There was large number OF Spectators present ara
much interest was manifested IN the play. fch led
the way all through ana alter q good suuggle
u lnally won by seyeniy-nvc points. The match did
not lermluato m alter one O'cOgg.
The New York herald., 1869-04-15
HERALD THURSDAY QUADRUPLE


c sshr Jones. Robinson. Naeh'Aspor wfA snesr' 70
sssr sssr sssy sS. A1s,.s Perry s:,i ii1rbor. No.
ssS a.n.:.' ks e. ssssi: ssss.aa with rns TO VIM
sshr Dr. Zane Dodge Portland days. with LUMBER 10
sshr ETss r. ssIsph. wentworth. Poruaa1
sssr ya:.ps!as Ssas";S %isSssss asas @0ss.s 6sns
ssIi I'D. Craps, Ne. ss.; sssicrS S'''0'
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schr Reading RI No co. Wasson, bridgeport
Schr Harriet Ned Green, Bridgeport.
Schr Storm, Knapp. Hartford
Schr q Person. Ferris Stamford.
Schr Onrust Heath, Greenwich for Rondoul
Schr Eclipse, Sammis, Port Chester.
Echr J II Potts Robbins, PortJ Jererson
schr Lxzic Evans, Mahan Cold Spring for Ezabothpor
echr Sarah Maria Long, Oyster Bay.
Schr Amelia, Ray, Glen Cove
6chr Norwaik. Marshall Gen Cove.
Schr Geo Downing. Mott, 0lenwood.
SAILED.
Steamship. sanara, and Colorado. Liverpool; VIM
Clyde, Wilmington ship Hudson London.