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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-09
oe 2s-2sth& ao,h, No.d, 9Th. Roth. ids

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
y on AARON,s CREEK, MECKLENBuRGt
vAn, ~h aeft al 3,
september term 1859, In the suits of Shells execn
sell on tie premises, on SATURDAY the 18th day
+ Of tAS sf upon ns which William
from Buffalo Springs, and six miles from We'll
Trap depot on the Richmond and psnye and md
NINETY ACRES, and having upon IL COCA
dwelling and all necessary out-bouses. ,,.
TERMS onc-third cash; the balance in ana is,a.
months the purchaser to execute bonds Win nfi
rest from date, and the title 10 be retained WILL
the whole OF the purchase money isp a,Ii
BoYpToN VA. October 10. 1859. oc.
VALUABLE TOBACCO FACTORY
FOR SALE IN THE Town Or CLah hItSc
circuit court of Mecklenburg county rsncereas,'
tie September term (ise0 ip the suit nI t9whes,s
Young's trustees &c., shall on FRIDAY tn n Tan
Hotel in the town Of CIarksyilie, TO the hishssss
BRICK VIII. , few isssG Il.
tached, Formerly the property OF John w. iolsSii
located on Main street IN said townthe he Ssr,S
The tobseco-growing region Of Virginia ano soi''
tS The FACTORY BUILDING is Of reeen,, Z, s9 'Ss
strnct,nn large and conveniently arranged LOT
manufacture OF tobacco-belns three stories n Ssy
about forty feet wide, and se'ensS'nse VI ''e
TrRMs OF SALE Enough in cash e pa, d ;ns
costs OF suit and expenses OF sale sna ~, a,es,s
on Nth snSroyed personal security for he Se
Ssrred naymept and the little to be rssaiaee ui'A'
the whole Of the purchase money - pSs ~ complied
Win q oHes or ths property slk & soHNsoS
scsold. iommissiouss.
oese
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-09
FURNITURE, de.

" RNITU RE AND MATTRESS
Il WAREROOMS.-We have now on hand. in
two of those iron-front buildings opposite tho
office, Richmond, Va, large and elegant stock Of
PARLOR, CHAMBER, and DINING-ROOM
FURNITURE Of every variety of style and finish.
Also, MATTRESSES and SPRING-BEDS, made
In any style desired. Our stock of CHAM
B 1ts FUkNiISK being very large, we are con-
than any other house In the State Chamber Sets
can be purchased 1t our establishment from s35 to
5000. As the prices of most other goods are COM
Ing down. we have reduced the price Of every arti-
Gle IN our line, and are now selling about as low as
we did before the wRr. All In want of superior
Furniture or Mattresses Will please examine our
stock before buying. We have goods to suit the
rich or the poor. HARDWOOD & RITTER,
ocl1 opposite the post-ofice, Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-09
LOST AND FOUND.

r OST-TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS
IL REWARD.--One DIARY Of 1905 and one
DIARY OF 1850 were lost ON the Fair Grounds on
Thursday z. NJ, both marked "a. j. Nellis, Bath,
N. Y" on the cover. A reward Of TWENTY
FIVE DOLLARS will be given by returning the
above at the Mutual Life Insurance Company CT
New York, one door west OF post-othce.
no 0--2t* 4. j. NELL1S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-09
POWDER.

DOWDER AND SHOT.-100 bags NEW
i YORK SHOT, lokegs DUPoNT'S POWDER.
oc IS w. q. DAEnRIDGE & CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-09

SCHOOL REPoRTs.-Go TO THE
y DISPATCH PRLNTING-HOUsE IF Y0D
Want THEM PRINTED NEATLY AND
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-09

r OST, on some day of the Fair, TREA-
SURER'S WARRANT No. 0Gi, dated No
ycmber L 1902 payable to me, for $83 80. All per-
sons are warned not to negotiate the same.
W. 4. POWELL,
No atk Cacopd uditnr,s Office
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-09

EOR RENT, with immediate posses GA
It sion, the DWELL1NG-HOI!SE recently So
occupied by Mr. E. W. Tompkins, and formerly
by the late DIR. H. A. Tatum, corner Of Clay and
second streets. This Is desirable residence, sup
piled with gas and other conreniences and In good
repair. Terms reasonable. Apply on the premises,
or to WELLINGTON GODDIN,
no S-Iw corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-09
WOOD AM, COAL.

GOAL. COKE, AND WOOD.-Extra
" quality RED and WHITE ASH EGG,
STOVE, and CHESTNUT NTHRAClTE COAL,
BY weight. Superior CLOVER HILL LUMP, for
CRATES HALL, AVER AGE, and SMITHS COAL.
Choice OAK and PINE WOOD, sawed, kindling,
or long. y. Il. WAihlNS,
no @ I'LL Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-09

TONES & BROOKE,
ID AGENTS DOVER COMPANY AND
CARBON HILL SOFT COKE MINES.
Yard on Sixth stseet near Canal.
BITTMINOUS COAL. SOFT COKE, AN
TIIRACITE COAL, and WOOD, at market
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-09
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT, the NEW BRICK 81
4 STORE with basement) No. 5l4 Marshall ks::i
street. between Fifth and Sixth, recently occupied
by Mr.. F. S. Rhodes. Being near the Market, this
stand affords the usual facilities for any retail
trade. Terms moderate to prompt tenant. APP
plyto HILL GODDlN.
: no o-st 1903 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-09

TOR RENT, BRICK COTTAGE ON a.
L Third street between Arch and Byrd, with ai:;i
five rooms, and kitchen. Apply to
no est GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-09

1--WE DOLLARS REWARD.-J
L ,Strayed from my factory, on Satur-SASN
day the 9th instant, u YELLOW HOUND fUffl,
about four months old; well grown white about
the face, neck, and legs also, tail tipped with
white. The above reward will he paid for his de-
livery at my factory, on Ninth street below Byrd.
no 9-d% GEORGE W, GILLIAN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-09

DIVE DOLLARS REWARD.-Left on
Il one Of the benches ut Metropolitan Hall. on
Saturday night. November 9Th. GENTLEMAN'S
HEAVY BEAVER CAPE, lined with red. and the
name A. Royal marked under the collar on inside.
Leave it with r. w. POWERS, druggist, Rich
mond, or with me, In Manchester.
noa-1t2 z, w. WEISIGER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-09

r OST OR STOLEN, between Hattorf's
IL Garden and the city, on the evening OF the 9Th
instant q GREEN TABLE-COVER worked in
worsted. A liberal reward will be paid upon Its
delivery at this Office. no St
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-09
WANTS..

VIZ ANTED, a FIRST-CLASS BREAD
w AND PASTRY BAKER. Also, Two
WHITE FEMALE WASHERWOMES. Re-
ference required. Apply ut st. Charles Hotel.
no 9-2l&
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-09
BY Wellington Goddin
Auctioneer and Zeal Estate Agent.

Sale conducted by 4. c. PCLLIAM. Auctione'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-09

A YOUNG MARRIED MAN who I'M
IN derstands German wants 4 situation either as
CLERK or SALESMAN III some business house
- ~ N-''' no l-nt*
, 1869-04-08
GRAPES AID WINE.
Singular Charge Against n Catholic
Priest OF this City.

A charge Of forgery, founded on very curious
circumstances Il the allegations Of the complain
ant are true, *as yesterday brought against Rey.
JaIues A. Aatshali pastor Of ST. Bonlfaces Cath
olc3 Church, corner OF Carroll and Noble strccta
William Schumacher appeared before Justice Ar
mold and applied for warrant for the arrest Of
the reverend gentleman which wsa forthwith Is
sued bui up to a late hour list evening, had not
,een served The statement regarding the case,
here made vas received from The CLERK Of the
to believe 1na. il materially diners from
the complaint verbally made by MI.
Schumacher: The 1o1gr1 i alleged 70
nl.eE the defendant succeeded Rev. Mr. Albert To
The pastora1e Of St. Bouif2c4a Church Eehat=
legged to have received boz Of Eespect3tIe pro-
grapes In abundance; saadfessed to his predecessor
III clerical otrce, and to have signed the express
receipt for the package with the name Of NJ: Al
grapes never reached the person 10 whom they
EeEr addressed, and suspicion thus ga!nh favor
that Kes. Mr. AaTsnatl and hia ptuteSea ase drank ~
6ut 1t Is sa,i. sbat there are numerou;
witnesses Of the alleged oFert act and Of the cir
grapes and the drinking Of the wine cotcne Of
individuals. al Interested in the prosecution {pos
Silly bit Of persecution, gathered about the Jus
narb overheard and detailed 70 our reporter ali
sasur OF hiiter feeling toward NJ. AAtshhlL One
individual Nas heard to enphaucallJ assert thai
Mr. MarEhall, utter opening the box t1h dlspoaIn1
CT the contents, had tbs aadae!ty 70 hli II With
Rtoncs and express II to Rev. Ar. Alberr, who va.
then. and Is now, IN Wisconsin How much Of Il
pa, oa on ta .Saa can eI Be
puted honorable men have urGed the prosecution
!. publication Of the ease wonld he deferred until It
: probably bc served to-day. and further faeu
i elected.
, 1869-04-08
THE cFIT III sRIEs.

AT TEE AfsuAL AkI1rFG Of the Chicago Medl-
cal soctesJ, held on last Friday evening at the
Court House, In the County Courtroom, the fol-
lowing ot1eera were elected for the ensuing year:
President, r G. Bogue; Vice FTesdent, Eru1t
Schmidt; secretsxJ Aud Treasurer. Hiram Wsnzer;
delegates to National Medical Association 70 be held
At New Orleans on the nrst Tuesday Of May next
nr. r c. Haml11, Dr. II. s Davis, Dr.. A. Gfoea-
beck, Dr. A. Fisher, Dr. g. c. Paol. Dr. Ernst
Schmidt Dr.. n. johnson: delegates 70 the 6lAts
Medical Association to be held In Chicago on the
third Tuesday Of Aay ne1t, Dr. Jas. Hitdseth, Or.
+ LH9!mes, Dr. james Y Auienlnson e, p p, Dan
\. r. Qunilcs, Dr. r. r. Mcdonald III. 8 G. AvcEy,
III. E Schnlldt, Dr. L Ware, Dr. IL Wanzer, Dr.
G. c, Paol, DE. A. Fisher.
a MEETING was advertised To take place ,as
adopting measures t'to have Justice done" IN the
case Of Devtne the man charged with having shot
Aevey On Saturday last The meeting was calea
who attended his funeral 4 committee Of four
Vas appointed to cali tha meeting, and they, It
Tsa 1P9n tao;e ao hare contEo G Of .ns
for last night With this assurance the meeting
WAS advertised Late on Tuesday night, however,
dontau Executive Committee had Been held, and
1t Was decided that the hall would uot be given for
tie meeting 1t Was too late to withdraw the nc
nce from the papers, 80, tn response to the call
member Of persons assembled outside the hall Last
evening. Auch Indignation Was expressed at the
action OF the Club, 1t WAS uUlllY decided 10 Ad.
Sourn. to mert on sa.uriav nicht AT sn1er other
t,Iare nf whcb tine untie. viii h.a piyrn In fhr
naneTs >-N - 'NS
..---.-....-.
e,ecied ina foiinxinr oftrer Tar IN ensujno Teay
rrTK,TirntE Samuel nnar1i> Vice Presidents 4 r
Bf.hoIl Secretary and Treasurer-a ". Wnlkei.
ton, HnIh Telnpleton, E. II. Teaie, i, Z, plshop.
Jnf1n + E1erhaTt ems. + chasr +. Il HradEef'
$. P. Walker, 4. G. Ihtoop, 7. u. Avery, T. 1u-
gals, " D., Samuel Hoard. Medical Boaru-Ed-
win Powell, N. D., Consulting Surgeon; james P.
Ross A. D., Il Webster jones, n D.. Consulting
Physicians; E l. Holmes, NJ D, Consulting Ocu.
I7na1,. N. n Ii K I;Iea.nn' n. II! j, y nan.
forth. II. h. + AdolnhuA N. D. Asststant PhJsi-
clan y Il brarteti II. Il.
, 1869-04-08

At meeting Of portion Of the surviving sol.
diem Of the FA1 Of 1sl2, held at NJ Pleasant lows
on the 9Th daJ OF March, 1s5o, 70 take Into con.
s!deasion the subtec, of pensions due such
eoldsetF, tho following resolutions were adopted:
RnaoEA Thattt II just that the few Aoldie af ths
War cf t. sn hrinx ahouA receive from thc fnsrIp
meat in tr shsS II putluuv such r{er tcoguision oi
ttEst ecEr icta a lhty as%e<vN.
fesossrd- That fellow soldlcr1 residing In tho
Fveral counties # the sererni Staet d tho Union r.
q9r.ted to cal public nectnfs 10 he hta CD the h day
of june ne1L or eneh uthcr dxy they may n1 tc
rroeur .aeh aica they nay deem proper 10 futhe,
or caAtna4 hftnrr Congress, And to sdnk inch cthe1
tussn1 :. tbey r. a e y.eeate .stAcu r osn9rn
GtKstta 10 ruhlis sbrsc rfysxnk1 and Gil attrn.ior
tatc.1aly Md 70 fAvor ~ much u poadhc full Aitcnd
AEEr-At fssrh fottrttnek
1 Er.str~d. ThAt wc recommend that the pttc.,sd
!ngs # tho AcTrfal meetings t he1d In the Ultrt
stsirs signed by thc 1nenbes II snrl rncrttE Anl
that the o ths agne1s br attached to their a8nA
t1rrH,
frcxideot-.1ohn Gray, aSrAevnty.E7r:
Sec1rxuy-EtcneErrCh Chandtef, nE- ecvrnty-stI.
IAHbt1 1hrA NC ~ EGnty nine yctfs.
LAmes & Hannah aFe etGhty.tSc.
Hatacc ". Phelrs- age feventy-d1.
Peter Fisher. age aeFruty 4our,
i L. E{uA, AEr Hp~<ntyztI.
Abraham Mrh4dty. AErd rixhtyt6vt.
Ford RAfntA, ~ -thfftL
, 1869-04-08
CITY pullTTs$,


CXXIRAL CLUE.
The regular meeting OF the Cook County Repub-
lcan Club viii be held Tits evening ht Y O'Clock,
In Room court House. fell attendance Is de-
sired, as buhtness Of importance Is to be trans.
TWELFTH MAEn.
The officers and Executive Committee Of the
Twelfth Ward Republican Club are requested to
meet II Fer11er Bros Etore, No ia Madison
street II o'clock sharp. this evening, to transact
business OK importance.
, 1869-04-08
J. SsunFt Mill's Views on the Amcri-
tnm f8ril aeEicA.

cNn Civil Services
The following letter wos recelyed recently by q
gentleman In New Yort City, from III. !, Stuart
Mil:
"B1AcKHEA1H PAX, Kent March II, 1861
"DElR SR: Immedi1tely On receiving your let
ter CT January ~, wrote to Sir Charles Trrvc,-
yan, who Ia tho principal A1shor Of competitive
examination as appalled, % the Civil se!ica In Eng
you, and 10 furnish Jou with al the Information In
his power, and presume he has done 70 befofe
this time The question seems v MT, II Poesi-
Bile, even more Important IN tha Uuitrd States
t1An In this country. hare long thought
that the appointments to ot1cc, without regard
to qQAli1cAunn2, are the WORT side Of
American tnsutunons the main cause Of what Is
Justly complained Of IN their practical operation,
and The principal htndrance to the correction OF
What u amtst; a. well as cause Of ft-Fepota TO
democratic institutions ali over the world II ap-
potntments were Gtvcn, not BY political indueuce.
but BY open competition, the pract1ce Of turning
out the holders Of on1ce, II ever! change In pol-
tics, In order to fcwoS1pazttsa1l, would necessar-
iiJ cease, and with nearly all the corruption aud
the 1rgr9 half Of the rfulcucc Of mere party con.
| met have been delighted TO see that Mr..
Jcnckes measure meets With increasing support
from dis'nleFcsted opinion though It will hare to
encounter tho utmost hostility nom the probes
ftonal po,suctan8 who are the great pe1yeIteEs OF
free government ], 8 MILL
, 1869-04-08
CITY REAL ETATE P0R aAJr

FoR SALE ACRES N SEC, / nA coR.ER
af5e; cab, balance !. and yessa 10
, .s5rs tp sce = = p A. y easneE Wentworth saa Belle
u;,s sar; @ s.Is ~ stanca In SIC q near tie Raj ns
10 acrss tn See- 3. II IL CO rttt1blrrh d Fl. W. r
Prtee e1.Mo per 4ctr: KsIJ AtIesnl teYHm
10 ACTS on hptthAy. II Sxc. n a IA PRIV N IN
p1 .9r: czah, hai.nee !. and sIeas
se1ts 1n 6er. II n u near tho HostA Brsaeh PrIcp
@ PCT acrrs y eash4-A harE1in.
. aEs4 ~ aeE ~ n l. the Ru11btstpo 4 or3aev
fS1SF SaeG PET AtTe, caSy teEr1a, 4nd Ere1 baf.
eatn, Au.t b ead this week % wtthdlaVn
tel feet on lndspAav and Forty t1tt 1T front Of
t nsosa xynI hopktS. saea }:sss oek soash Il
fect on Indl.na.y-. near Fifty -az1tst i q pes
f;sr <6n pt5 tSoi: 4 eash- talAner a. ttnae
LsIes3 q ttobeJ-& 1ppLAto The Wicker Park PfInc
411& PEI faGt: e11y te1IaA 49,
20 feet 6tAttA4t md cu1ptJ Fr 6fth 1srf-p n
Fer fuo4: i cath- ~'N~~
Two eo:tA Asc house. Pzairtc.v- between Irruty.
hnh md TWsnty-stxthstA Fricc Aalap eech. c.ah
Twn spys1sos twe<toEy ~ basement hoosos aa PraI
modern tmpTpssHcnta 10 complete order Ftton nll mi
raeh PHi4fDT PICKET. Real Esatc Qtls.L n
DeArhorn4t, S7 -
, 1869-04-08
PERSONAL.

TIE GENTLEMAN WHO TOOK
,.,eh crs,.h'sHTE @ .si1sh4e 2sgs@ @ sq9 e IN n
1rsnTn ~ asifos. .a eet hi1 hn w Be suitably
T1rdtd N. u. WHEK1EH. Dc1cz Master.
DERsoyA-1FT THE GENTLEMAN EHo LEFT
north End ii The Post 0t3ee, .boot oNeaoek, p n,
Wedoeeday wI1 send description Of esEoe with bis ID
notice
PERSONAL - MONROE. fHk oBJECr OF
L tyous pes.oaL dsctdaIY sel;;asnnnatod sel;;a HnaeI.
EhFn i ses you. TFust Jou M aar!tve ypu4 dia-
aV9alutnsut md 81 tte letset sent TuQ by mall
, 1869-04-08
MFnRMATIOH WAITED.

TMoRMAT1oS XASrEn-slo RKWAAD y RlI.5s IoR
fouu6ssdL nc rlays the hA,R ao4 hsa ctlty bali as
hsIp bas = ns1:e q the top: tbe t1st wosd P1t"
The halp has d..s vher The re.daE Il Ins FtI.,a u
one who 0l give Inform .ties tees1ach VIII re4re
the sbove rcwayd JOSEPH 8ACCO. No g aEth
f.(h I'll
, 1869-04-08
CROSBF'S MUSIC HALL,


NITRICALTEJ EJEGRAPHY.
Dr. G. p IIACHESDEfsG. Of New York, " I'll drllvef
h!A Interesting and entertaining Lecture Rtertro-
Arttc lin Cscehy'a Music Hail FRIDAY EVENING,
ArE1 q Tickets 80 cents each.
~ Pamphlet publiAhtd And for aat tas ocnts b. ES
TERN HEWaCo II and - stAssst. By Prof Nc
FeafLts and fnTRHd Of result to their volcts and
health ca4es Of cure u sarcntrA ho3tseness ph1eStr
lost rocrp RESTORED.
, 1869-04-08

AGMASSkF-1n this city, AIt1 T. Mary NcXanncy
Afrd = yeAI
EupefI :. No 20 CsuAlst to-dsy, 1t II - L n
, 1869-04-08
DIED.

Paper Hanging. and Window
shades latest E!lea fAtnsA, oils, glass and brush
6, n F. E NEuyA, 50 Randolph street
, 1869-04-08

CORRESPONDENTS wASTRp-BI1H -aONE
charming min. not ovM JeaEs et .HA who feelk
/ aIua CHARLEY EMERSON, 3shkc.ha Tss- r. q.
I Cf4Hu 4
, 1869-04-08
PARTNERS WANTED.

nARTyER wASTEp-wrTH 4 CASH CAPI-
III ii QlAna, 10 t.ke the place Of one ahout 70
W4thasAw tn ettAbished obhnk ho1se u thts city
EokhirE viii be done with A{esta- address ) s. Tt
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-01-07
LOCAL AND COUNTY.
The HERALD FoR lS69.-We wi

The HERALD FoR lS69.-We will
use our utmost endeavors to mako the
Herald for 1869 q welcome visitor to
every 6reside in tho county. While VIC
will continue to battle for the noble
principles We have eudeavorcd to defend
in tho past-truc Democracy-tho paper
Will'not be wholly given over to politics,
but filled with the choicest reading and
news matter, such as will be ft to intro.
duce into every family. In word we in.
tend making the Herald Family paper.
Send in your names. Every family in
the county should subscribe for at least
one number. One dollar and half q
year. In clubs Of ten the Herald may
be had for sl.25 to the subscribor-or
$3.50 for the club. The cash must al.
ways accompany tho names. Will not
some Of our friends do good thing by
us?
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-01-07
The populstiou of Linn county. by the

The population Of Linn county, by the
census just taken, is IL, ,240, Of which 43O
aro blacks. In 1860 the population was
9,112, showing on increase Of 3,1s7 in
eight years. The four incorporated towns
in the county have respectively: Brook
field, 1,l50; Linneus, 526; Laclcde, 450
Bucklin, 800.
During the year 1867, the Missouri
and Pennsylvania Lead Company, whose
mines and smelling works are located al
Harmony, Washington county, shipped
to St. Louis 122, ATS pounds Of lead. For
the eleven months Of 1864, ending De.
ccmbcr l, the amount shipped was 1885,.
900 pounds, equal to ON anual increase oi
nearly $4,000 pounds.
On Christmas night Henry Outlet, q
farmer residing near Stewa,tsyillc, fell
from tho railroad bridge over Cast-Steel
creek and was killed by the fall. The
deceased visited Stcwartvillc during the
day and imbibed somewhat freely; about
dark he started for home. Late in the
night son Of the deceased, whilst skating
on the creek, found tho dead body Of his
father. It is supposed that in crossing
tho bridge ho stepped between the ties
owing to his intoxicated condition. The
deceased was quite wealthy farmer.
Marshall, the Platte county murderer
has had on examination trial before o
justice and been recomnitted to Jail in
default Of $1,000 bail. The Western
Landmark says "Thc evidence is en-.
tircly Of circumstantial character, aad
though it tends strongly to indicate the
guilt Of the accused, it was not deemed
by the magistrate so conclusive as to war
rant the refusal Of hail. Marshall stil
remains in jail and it is not likely that ht
will procure the required bail"
A party from Boonville, Coope,
county, started on fox hunt, few day.
ago. After being out nearly all day
and finding nothing, they started on theil
return, convinced that, in that region
"the foxes have holes" aud inhabit them
When near the city, their dogs started "
a deer, to which chase was given, and af
ter the run of mile or so the animal was
brought to bay and killed. The hunters
greatly slated at their success, entered
the town with their spoil, only to find
they had killed pet deer belonging tc
one Of the citizens. The hunt, consc
qucntly, was concluded to bo not much o.
Q success.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-01-07
Strawberry Roots.

We have heard of an amateur who cul.
tivated fifty varieties of strawberry, and
prided himself on his ability to distin-
guish them by their foliage. We have
often thought that his task would have
been lightened, if he had consulted the
roots, % we'll as the leaves. The differ.
,enoe in strawberry roots, their sise and
manner Of growth, il often striking. We
have been setting out this day straw berry
vines taken from runners furnished by
two different kinds, grown close together
in parallel rows and although the bed
Of plants was . compelte mat, and the
leaves very similar, we were enabled to
separate our young plants perfectly by
observing the difference in their roots.
If any ono wishes to get sn idea Of thil
difference lot him compare the roots oi
three or four different kinds, aud he will
soon admit that the roots differ as much
as the leaves. The two kinds We sspara
ted to-day happened to afford fine con
trast one being thick and aeshy and th'
other 6liform journal Of Horticulture
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-01-07
The C,arksville Sentinel, In on elabo.

The C,arksville Sentinel, In on elabo.
rate editorial, says the st. Louis and Ke-
okuk railroad should run along the banks
Of the Mssissippi-thc Bluff route
that all who oppose this route arc the
ones whose "intercsts are diametricalI ,
opposed to the real interests Of st. Louis. u
Now, Mr.. Sentinel, do you mean to say
that tho productive interests along that
route from St. Louis to your little burgh,
ore Of vital importance to that great me.
tropolisP What . rich aud beautiful
scope Of land il must bel No doubt it
Is Of vital interest to Clarksville that the
road should take that course, but We i'm.
agine st. Louis wouldn't suffer much
If it didn't. But If tho salvation Of st.
Louis depends upon it, then good. bye, ye
Western metropolis.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-01-07
Administrator Sale of
Real ESt0to.

pY virtue Of an order Of the County Court Of
ID Lincoln county, Missouri, mads'at the No
vember term, 1888, will sell At public auction al
the front door Of the Court house In Troy. In the
county Aforesaid, on
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY llth, 1860,
between the heurs Of . o'clock .. m. and 4
O'clock, p. IN. Of said day, tho following real
south east quarter, section 80 township SO range
2 east, and ~ acres, M Of the ~ fths south.
west quarter Of the southeast quarter Of section
30, township 81, range Q esst, eontaiains, 10 oil
50 acres. Subject to deed Of trust 10 favor oi
James N. Sitton, executed on tho goth day oi
February, 1858, for three hundred dollars, with
due Nay LIST. 1854. Terms cash
J. n. KlN0. adninistsater Of
jasl 3Wl o. b. eittsn's sstats.