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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-04

All persons whose articles have not been
received up to this time are requested to
make the fact known at the Presidents
office. w. II. SUTHERLIN,
President Virginia State Agricultural So
ciety.
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L. NJ. Cardozo, Richmond pair sorrels Deuca-
lion and Gay, and years.
W. l.. Waring, Po%hatan, Reb aud Star, and
John A. McCaull, Roanoke, bay mares, Pin and
Queen, and years.
G. Il. Turner, Charles City, blacks, Prince AL
bert and Fanny W Washington, 0. ~-' @..-st[
Matched Horses in Pairs, Coach Draught.
j. L. Darlington, Richmond one pair. -.
John S. Coles, Albenarle one pair.
p. c. Wescott, Richmond, one pair.
Saddle Horses under the Saddle.
Isaac j. Parkins,, Augusta, gray horse Humbug.
old.
j. Y. Phillips, Charlie, years old.
j. l.. Carringtou saddle horse. "-...
+. Taylor j. Foster, Charlottesville gray saddle
horse.
DR.. w. C. Archer, ch. h. years old
w. L. Waring, Powhatan, bay colt2 years old.
= p. c. Wescott, Richmond, saddle mare Lady
i. B. Haxall, ch., + Treasure, years old. !,
j. NJ. Johns, Buckingham, b. &. Lee, years old.
!, James Macgill, Chesterfield ch. s. mare S years
' Ponies and Rorsemanship.
s James Z. Carson, Augusta, Gallaseeva poney
Master Joseph b. Davis. Richmond, bay poncy
Billy.
! &. T. Smith, Caroline, Indian poney Mamie Co.
manchie, years old.
es Mules and Jacks.
w. B. Williams, jack Refugee, jcnnet Jennie
Brown.
CATTLE.
We append, also, correct lists Of the en-.
tries of cattle sheep, swine, and poultry:
Short-Horn Cattle Qr Native Stock. s2 il
John Trimble, Augusta, Durham bull Sweep
stakes, years old
james B. Newman, Orange, Durham calf,
months old; bull cali, months.
R. v. Gaines, Durham calf.
~ w.. Arnal fKs
( a.: LapeiL Rockbridge, cow Pefri cuff Generai
II. Z. Lee. .r,..f,s...lty
Frank Robertson, Washington, Durham calf
months old. z. q 'hi1 t,,.sLF..tts2s -
L P.;Mc;ioysrn, Durham calf u year old. h,t.
SW Eiekiin, sAlbemarle, DurhasR bull bfelo.
dson, years old COW and calf 0rbani9. year ~.
old COW Red Flora, Tyears old cow Roam tiora,
years old ]; two heifers years and heifess
year old, /" 1ss&Ft's
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- ELLOI HIOII ! A-ND AUH2VCHf0R'R@
The new electric engine invented by Pro-
fessor Gaume, Of New York, and which
created such sensation at the late Ameri-
can Institute Fair, where it was applied to
q sewing-lnachine and force-pump, after
unexpected delay, arrived last evening, and
will be on exhibition to-day. We would
call the especial attention of our readers to
this most important and ingenious inyen-
ton, which, from the report of the New
York Journals, is destined to work COM
plete revolution In power, especially fol
light manufacturing and domestic purposes,
it being the first practical or successful ap-
plleation Of electricity to the sewing-ma'
chine.
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Books! Books!

Our readers who desire to
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firm should address Hunter &
Co., Hinsdale, N, H. For ten
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no equals in prompt attention
to orders. They often receive
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and address for catalogue, &C..
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Hinsdale, N. Ii.
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A CORRESPONDENT of a Port
land paper says there is a man
in Porter, Me-, who during the
war was so much opposed 10
giving aid and comfort to the
country while struggling tc
perpetuate its existence, that
he left off drinking liquor Ia
habit he had INDUCED in to
great extent, because the Gov
ernment derived a revenue
from it, and he has since main
tanned a sober life.
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Great Distribution
BY the Metropolitan Gift Co.
Cash Gifts to theAmount Of $500.000,
EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE.

8 8 cash sif's' each siS'SSS TO- SSS
10 - lViul
90 " 6,OOO
40 e" " LOU
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10 " [" Melodeons 10 TO 100
$50 sewing m nchines, "GOto 175
500 gold watches, "75 to 800
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THE vINToH RECORD
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AMONG the bridal presents
received, the other day, by a
young lady in New York-the
daughter of a millionaire-was
a $4,000 house with $4,000
worth of furniture.
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The pertinent reply of a col
ored lad to a white boy, who
asked him what he had such a
short nose for, was: "I'spect
SO it won't poke itself into
other peoples business"
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The Paper for the People.
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"WoULDN'T you like to be a
woman when you grow up,
Tommy?' "No." "Why noI?"
"Because women can't turn
summersets.n
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Being Mirror of New York, rehecting with
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PRICE LIST.

Suits, Walking, With panier cut, each..".. ,75
Skirts, y ain white, per quarter dOzen".".. rs
Skirts, one rufie, per quarter dozen ........ 90
HandFcrcheis, embossed handsomely,
perfect imitation per dozen .....-"..,.... 81
Collars, plable as linen, per dozen.....-... 80
Chef isetts, per quarter dozen. ..."...... GO
Shirt Fron.s, elegant designs, per dozen. rs
White Vests, four IN package. ......l 90
lIandkerchiefs, per dozen. LOO
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80 Circle Street, corner Of Market,
Indianapolis, Indiana.
sep % 1869 3m
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BRIGHAM You've conducts
his connubial affairs on the
principle of a large business
and small prophets.
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For the Record.
Trees and Shrubs of Ohio.
BY REV. C. II. WARREN.
RED-BUD or Judas Tree.


Throughout the middle and
Western States this pretty lit
tie tree is quite common. 1t
usually grows to the height OF
twenty or twenty-five feet. It.
is perhaps more abundant in
Ohio than any other State Of
the Union, being generally
met with in lands which are
very fertile. Along the Ohio
and Scioto Rivers and all their
tributaries, in the deep rich
soil, it is wont 10 flourish luxu-
riantly. The leaves are broadly
ovate, cordate, accuminate, vii
lous on the..veins beneath, be-
ing about five inches long by
four broad, entire smooth. Be-
fore the leaves are unfOlded
the gay flowers appear in small
lateral clusters, clothing the
whole tree with a charming
aspect. The wood is very
beautiful, being of a yellOwish
color, and will receive a fine
polish when employed me-
chaDically. The young twigs
of this handsome tree will
color wool a complete nam
keen color. 1t was claimed by
the ancients that this is the
Tree on which Judas hanged
himself; hence the name Judas
Tree. From the appearance of
the tree in early spring when
clad in its brilliant blossoms, it
has received the name, Red
bud. 1t is certainly q tree
standing high as regards its or
namental qualities, and well
deserves a place in all groun DIS,
whether limited or extended, TO
be embellished by trees. In
company with the Dogwood,
(where it should always be
placed,) it serves greatly to
enliven the scene, and herald
the advent of the floral season
Nothing can to my mind be
more beautiful in the balmy,
cheering days ofApril and May
than a round headed Red bud
standing on some extended
lawn or gentle rising hill,
clothed with its gay, charming
and richly colored flowers, be-
fore the bursting of u single
leaf. During the sultry summer
months its neat heart>shaped
foliage, silvery underneath,
stamps the whole tree with a
pleasing green tint. The bios
SONS are succeeded by pods,
flat and oblong, containing
many seeds. The Red-bud is
easy to transplant; therefore
such an elegant ornamental
tree should not be neglected by
those who are wont TO improve
grounds.
EUROPEAN RED-BUD,
[CerciS SiiiQudStrOm.l
This tree greatly resembles
our native one, but the leaves
are not so large or so round
and are en- ntirely smooth. II
produces blossoms, in great
profuslon, but less brillian,
than the Ameri can tree. 1t is
in all respects an inferior tree
but should nevertheless have
a place among all collections
A YOUNG man went to visi
his intended in New Jersey the
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Notice, Ladies mo More Washing
No More Ironing, No More Vexation!

The great invention of Paper Clothing which
can not be detected from linen fabrics, and al
one half the price formerly paid for washing
1t would be impossible to give here all the
advantages which these goods possess in ar
eminen. degree. They must be seen to be
appreciated.
The great demand for them, upon the man.
ufacturcrs in Europe, prevented lher thus far
from sending q large supply. Thus the tirs
invoice will dispose OF IN small quantities
only, merely to introduce and show then
merit.
Wholesale dea. ers will not oe dealt with fol
the preSeis, No order Will he filed for more
than, one dozen orany one article at one time
10 tho same address.
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A WAC recently appended to
the list of market regulations
of Cincinnati, mo whistling
near the sausage stalls"
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THE WEEKLY GAZETTE

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Why is d like a squalling
child9 Because it makes ma
mad ersr4 -.
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WHAT tree represents a
4afsr
person who persists in incur>
ring debts? Willow, (wlll-owe)
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JENKINS teaches bookkeep-
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Bound in calf--a man in
tight boots.
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James u. BIakeley's Estate.

N1oTICE is hereby given that the subscri-
IN Der has been appointed Administrative on
the estate OF James l.. Blakeley, late Of Vinton
county, deceased. Dated at Macarthur, this
9th day Of December, A. u. 1860.
JENNA BLAkELEY, Administrative.
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EUROPEAN RED-BUD,
[CtrciS SiliQudStrOm.l

A YOUNG man went to visit
his intended in New Jersey the
other evening, and as it was
late and very dark when he
left the house, she insisted on
his taking a lantern with him,
and gave him a red paper one,
q la Chinese. The youth had
"a long distance to walk to the
depot, and took The railroad
track as the shortest route. He
walked along, paying very lit
tie attention to anything, be-
ing somewhat abStracted with
the thoughts of his lady love;
but the revery was suddenly
brought to an end by some
one from the rear, who gave
the Chinese lantern a kick that
sent it flying. "Confound you'll"
said the person from behind,
"here l have been slowing my
train for the last two miles on
account of that red light" And
indeed it was true, for not far
behind him the young gentle.
man saw a freight train, and it
was the engineer who had
kicked the light. The young
man now goes by the name Of
"Red Light Bill"
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SEMI-WEE GAZETTE.
DAILY GAZETTE.

As newspaper, the Daily Gnzele is not
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Matter coming under these heads, not found
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hardly say that 1t Is Republican.
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w
This delicious preparation, mado from the
root of tho American Aloe, tagavool, is tho IA
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cling through MoSico and Lower California,
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DISTINCTIONS in tho Bladder, Kidneys, and
Urinary Organs; in Dyspepsia, and General
Debility, and in Exhausted Vital Energy-is
unrivaled. 1t is considered by the Mexicans
to be all absolute specific for scuryy.
DIRECTIONS.
IA Diurelic, Tablespoonful in wine
glass Of sweetened water three times day,
just before meals As a SimulaHt, from half
wineglass to wincglassrul in little water,
as occasion may require. Observe the Seal
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been previously broken. Full value viii bo
paid for the empty bottles and boxes when
returned " tho Proprictors,
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1901 RIDGE AVENUE, Philadelphia.
For Sale at Sisson's.