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Domorost's Young America
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Il cry Boy and Girl that scos it says 80; nil
the pross say 80 and Parents and Toachors con.
irm it. DO not fail to secure @ copy. A good
microscope with n Glass Cylinder to oonfno
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subscriber. Yearly, $l.5O.
Publication Ofioe,
1893 Broadway, Now York.
Try il, Boys and Girls. Specimen copies, ton
cents, mailed FREQ.
Doc. 10, 1868 ~
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ocoNEE coUNrs-,S PROBATE.
Mary Rankin, Applicant,
va. pct;t;nn ca .,)1
Francis Capcheart and Lands. nav Drhts
Others, Defendants. for Partition Rc.
appearing to my ss satisfaction that Frano;,
: ta.rtncart and Margaret Eliza Capchcurt,
defendants in this case, reside beyond the limits
OF tins State; The said absont dcrendants arc
required to appear in tho Probate Court, to DO
iioiden at Walhalla, s. G., on tho LIST day Of
July next, to show cause, if any thoy cnn. whv
the Real Estate Of Edward Rankin, deceased,
should not DO sold, and the proceeds, aftor BAY.
mont OF debts, divided among the heirs Of snid
docoasod, according to law, or their consent to
tho same will be ontored Of record. Given un-
4or my hand and seal, this 5th day Of April,
l"o9. RICHARD LEWIS,
April S, 1869 26 am
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RS- A young man, "illitcratc but polite,
on being invited to attend a wedding sont a
note in response -'":~g, 81 regret that cir
oumstanoes ropugnant to tho acquiesce will
prevent my acceptance of the invite"
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AIR vs.. FooD.-Moro care should be OK
CROSSED in what we breathe than in what we
eat. We breathe necessarily and only eat
occasionally. But nine people in ten shut
out pure air as it were infection, and breathe
that which is foul as if healthy.
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GETTING His SHARE.-Sinoo Sambo has
had his OWL rights thore has been hardly an
execution without a colorcd gentleman at the
uncomfortable end of the rope.
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ssS~ Oh 1t is reported that Mrs. Lincoln
is about to marry tho Count of Sohmidtville,
Grand Chamberlain Of tho Grand Dake of
Baden.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-06-18
LANDS, LANDS!
Ia II Nc 8 II a. wi e. UYLY
Brokers and Dealers

N SOUTHERN REAL ESTATE,
w orn Lands. Keep Constantly on hand.
plats and descriptions of Lands for sale. Par.
ties desiring to purchase in the South, and
those who desire to soil their property, will find
1t to thoir interest to consult with us. We have
correspondence in New York, Boston, Hartford,
Conn, Baltimore, and othor Northern oitios
Those who wish to sell fl.S:;r lands will
p'0"so Sony as II iall description and Plat and
Dccus Of the samo.
Parties wishing to purchase, either North or
south VIII 40 VOL to correspond with u.s.. Will
be'ploascl at all limos to sond Plat and doscrins'
ton of Lands for sale by US. Any information
ohoortully given. No charge is mado unless
salos are objected. Reference given on our
card.
KEESE & McCULLY,
Brokers aud Real Estate Agents,
Anderson c.. H., S. G.
March 25, 1869 IS GIN
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Observation-Disclosures its exceeding
hardness, grants splits as straight and clean
MS a chestnut stick. At QUO of tho granite
quarrics of Msino recently, a block was split
out which measured 100 foot long, 8 IL feet
wide, and 5 feet thick. 1t weighed over
800 tons.
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II AM surprised, my dear, that I have
never soon you blush" "Tho fact is, hus.
band, | was born to blush unseen"
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TIE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINl

ocoNEE coUSTY-IN PROBATE.
John West, Applicant,
Susan ceth"rino wost pay Debts, for ' P"rti.
and others, Def'ts. ton, &C.
appearing to my satisfe elton that Susan
n Ga.harlno West James Rogers West, Jas
Wsosst. Minerva West and Cynthia West, dc.
fc ndnnts in this case, reside beyond the limits
OF this State: Tho said absent defendants, arc,
therefore, required to appear in Probate Court
to 20 holden at Walhalla, 9. O., en- the lst day
why tho Roal Estate of Archibald West, decd
should not DO sold, and the proceeds, after nav.
n,ont of debts, divided fmong the hoirs of said
deceased, according to law, or their consent to
tho same will be enterod Of record. Givon nn-
der my hand and seal, this 9Th day Of Anril.
loo', RICHARD LEWIS,
49,, Judge Of Probate.
April s, 1860 &c Am
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CARSON P. BRYsON,
Ideal Estate Agent,
WAIHALLA. s q

XX7 ILL buy md sell REAL ESTATE on tho
w most reasonable terms. Persons Inv.
ing Lands for sale in tho Counties of Oconoe
and ilekens are respectfully requested to for.
ward Flats and descriptions 40 to tho location
and quality Of tho land to him, and no will koep
them on hand for exhibition to any one desiring
to purchase Real Estate. Whore no salo IS IS,
footed no charge will be made.
: CO. Office at BRYSON g. cos. Store.
Fob. i. 1869 II &c
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Greedy, of tho New York Tribune, gives the
carpct.baggers Of the South another hint
when ho says in a leading editorial "that it is
high time that Southern Republicans should
dcsist from hanging around the neck Of the
North, and begin to take caro- of themselves.
Tho fact Is, these birds of prey are almost as
much dcspiscd at the North as at the South.
They are 'igoing under" fast, and the ne
groes had better cut their acquaintance, and
SO with their own Southern people. The
wheel is turning rapidly, and "thc right" will
soon be on top.
The municipal quarrel has not yet boon
settled in Charleston, Notwithstanding the
peaceful intcrposition of Goy-Gencral Scott,
and the efforts of the more conservative of
the municipal ring. Tho whole thing is a
in nice muddlo. Some of the aldermen ro-
fuse to attend tho meetings of tho council
lii order to prevent the passage of obnoxious
laws tor the government Of the city. Othors
nroposc Tint oil tbo Do.rJ 49,. ,
now election Tbo noa;oa,s IT, ~ "uo' .
ofthcir brothcren in ether parts of tho State,
will not consent another e~lootion, because
thcy know that they would 10 fairly beaten.
Justice is not in tho Radical vocabulary.
&-~---
To Crr.u Wy,rr r.. ,,-c. !,
p;vos ma o or, oo,,;on A.. III
ora :. o.,oo.I1.. ..,.,I "'' 'uou'"uoS
cumstanoos in ,eo aH 'uo'0 whose OF
c)oan wb;to ~ .I.s ,. ocono"y' 10
on ,na r,.h $500 ~ s'oSeS' pu' tncn'
-, 80. ~ VI WIN ootn meal. lhis
'heth hoarly as good rs new. Try it, young
mss oe1ofc throwing away a pair after the
nrst wearing
A Wopn ron re- ~,
rorcst aoms NAN xon.L LIS, &c
to society hv .,om;na ~ u:n W." '0,'
ishly throwing il away. If this gom still
shines in your bosom, suffer nothing to dis,
place 1t or dim its lustre. Profanity is a
mark of low breeding. Show us the mau
Tin CUlullauuS TIC DG2t rlSnn0f M 0n{b
never trcmbles on crime; inquire int ia
character of those who 7,nor, from ,;u..o
Without a single crcent;on vor ena ,hom
| to be %profano. Think &c tb;s on1 II, w..
vilc word d;soracc yor
GRANITE 10 oxOooa;no
hardness. o~ran;,s .nl;t. :. s,r.;aht .na o1o.a
rs q chestnut at;oL Atono ne ~ auoa;a
o,o rr;o. &c M.;no ,. n..,
gu. "h'cn measured loo foot long, 8 IL feet
~aac, and o feet thick. 1t weighed over
oVo TONS
AIR VS.. FooD,-Morc care should be OK
CROSSED in what we breathe than in what we
cat. We breathe necessarily and only eat
occasionally. But nine people in ten shut
out pure air as it were infection, and breathe
-
LETTING HIS SHARE.-Sinoo Sambo haa
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A r Z u II
Perilous Height.

THRILLING ADVENTURE on 4 cnIMSEy.ror.
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Mrs. sN1ooLEs expressed her disappoint-
ment the othcr day on taking up a paper,
thus: "Ior sakos, there amt a single Twin
person dead that l know. seems to mo thero
amt no news in this ere paper"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-06-18

Brigham Young has just reached three
score and ten by taking his scvcntict', wife.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-06-18

RW' A method Of sowing boots and shoe,
with copper wire irstoad of the common
thread has been patented.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-06-18

KoIrDE--Tho wurd kolido," use bi ralo-
rode mon, has an indoinit moaning tow men
ny, folks. Thru tho kindness of a nero and
dere friend, j am able tow translate tho wurd
so that emmy man ken understand It at onst.
The term "Ikolido'' is used tew explain tho
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-06-18

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
PickeIs-Hn Equity.
Samuel Knox Bill for CONSERVATION az
~. W. Will, Partition, &c.
Hoirs Of A. P. Knox.
N obedience to the decroo of the Court of En-
Il uity, mndo in this cause at June Term, 1868.
notice 10 hereby given to the heirs.at.lny of
Andrew 2. Knox, deceased, requiring and en-
and appear in the Court Of Equity, for the Ifa.
trict and State aforesaid, within a "year and a
day" from tho date hereof, to identify thou,.
selves as heirs at law Of the said Andrew r.
Knox, doooasod; and furthor, to claim the fund
belonging to thom, arising from the sale Of Real
hstaso IN tins cause, on pain of being barred
any fnrther decree to DO made in this causo.U.-
ROR'T. a. THOMPSON, c.E.p.p.
CONS OGico, July II, 1868.
Pickens q. II. lyA1n
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TI1E man who has nothing to boast of bu
his h'ustrious ancestry is like a potato -tht
only good belonging to him is under ground
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-06-18

TINE Is q flo that wears and mako M
noise.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-06-18

IT is said that castor oil makos shoe leather
soft and pliablo and quite imporvious "a
wator.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-09


4 FRE-CoRoNER PRorosED.-The sug-
eestions made below are worthy Of atten-
tion:
To the Editors Of the Dispatch:
The cause and origin of every fire that
breaks out in our city should be inquired
into by an officer appointed for that pur-
pose.
lie should act as coroner does in cases
where dead body is found.
The mode of dying and the cause Of death
is inquired into in the one case that the
community may be satisfied and justice done.
The cause of the fire, whether it be by
accident. carelessness, or design, should be
thoroughly investigated in the other.
Public security alike demands this in each
class Of cases. The character of individuals
is often assaled BY common rumor when
valuable property largely insured has been
burned.
Insurance companies are interested in this
matter, both to ascertain the most common
cause Of various fires, as well as to aid them
in settling with those who insure.
If every case Of fire is examined, no one
can complain of the inquisition.
1t will clear the fame Of the honest sufferer
and assist in detecting the incendiary.
Let, then, such an officer be appointed,
whose duty it shall be, whenever tlre
breaks out, to proceed at once to the spot,
gain all information, examine witnesses,
and investigate thoroughly. the whole mat
ter. This can be better done then and
there than il postponed to succeeding
day.
Let him proceed to summon jury, lay
the case before them, and let them also eX-
anime for themselves, and then agree upon
verdict. Let the expenses of the eXam-
nation be levied upon the owner Of the pro-
perty on whose premises the fire breaks out.
think that fires will become less frequent
and our city be rendered more safe if some
such plan rs this be adopted and enforced.
J. =. l..
Richmond, November 7th, 1869.
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AUCTION SALES 7 .HIs DAY.

PAINE & co. will sen Mt 10 O'Clock large as.
sortment Of silver-plate ware, etc.
LEE iODDIS will sell At O'Clock sixty acres
Of valuable land on tn Williamsburg turnpike
three mikes from Ric hmond
GRUBBs G WILLIAMS will sell at 4 O'Clock y
house and lot, and vacant lot. on the corner of
Twenty-seventh and streets.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR will sell at O'Clock large
three-story brick dwelling, with three ncres of
land attached, north Of the city jast bcyond the
corporation line.
EDWARD 3. NEWBERr, win sell Mt 4 o. clock a
valuable brick residep CO OH the northeast cor
ner OF Main and Foy,rth streets.
GRUBBS C WILLIAMS will sell at ia oclock
Ashheld, valuJ bic farm. on the Chickaho-
miny six Milea below Richmond, and within
one mile pf Fair Oaks station on tho York
River raj lroUl.
COOK & L.hUGHTON will sell at their auctions
rooms at loA. NJ, an assortment OF household
furnitlre carpets, &c.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THEATRE.
1.-THE TROUPE OF THE UNIVERSE

FOR ONE WEEK ONLY.
commencing MONDAY. November sth, the old
established Troupe Of twenty years. standing,
EEWCOMB'S MINSTRELS, THE CZARs OF
MINSTRELSY-
8 combination embodying much that Is truly
great artistic and incOmparably excellent In the
world OF minstrel art. talent, and genius-chosen
from the very front ranks or the profession With
that nicely Of artistic perception and superior
Judgment Of what Is decidedly acceptable to the
amusement seeking public which only years OF
professional experience can give. Such eXpe-
rience has been that of the VETERAN COME
DIAN AND MANAGER and most successful
caterer to the fasttdons taste Of refined, intel
lcctual, appreciative public for twenty years:
This MATCHLESS ORGANIZATION VIII ap-
pear nightly In their new and SENSATIONAL
PROGRAMME.
Doors open at I O'Clock: commencing at pre-
clscly.
Admission as usual. -
Reserved seats secured at West & Johnston s
bookstore. no Ut
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= ; - = -
STEAMERS.

EoR NORFOLK, PORTs-af
LANDINGS on TIE JAMES RITEk.-T last
and elegant UNITED STATES MAIL sseamo1
s1sstF 10 III n pSYLyE TIE Hr
srs > Captain q. G. CLIFFORD,
leaves her wharf st Rockets for the aboye-I1mS1o
places on MONDAYS, WEDNESDA1S M ane r,,s!. rn1.
DAYS, af q O'Clock A. S.. and returns on 1oss.
days, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Passengers arrive In Norfolk IN time 20 COZ. COZ.
meet With steamers for Baltimore ana posuss
Srsins leave City Poinssor Petersburg on srri-
val OF steamer.
Fare to Norfolk, O.. 50.
FREIGHT
received Tuesdays, Thursdays, and SasufoayS
rom II M. TO o. p. H., for Norfolk, FortsmouLns
Chesapeake bay, and NIL regular landings on James
river, at reasonable rates.
NO WHARFAGE CHARGED.
Freigits for 1ay-landings must be prepaid.
.Applyto L. o;,a Y; TaTuMs a,csnsr Agspns; ggpsr..
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MAYORS CoURT-Adyor Chahoon pre-
siding.-Conrad Deiber, charged with tres
passing on Henry Bergheimer, was ac-
quilted.
Ellen Coles (colored) was acquitted OF
the charge Of unlawfully OBTAINING Lizzie
Smiths trunk.
Richard Smith alias Charles johnson
(colored), charged with feloniously. assault
ing Captain Pat. Woods, of the police, and
stealing one watch from him, and also vio-
lently resisting policeman Williams, was
committed to be tried for felony before the
Hastings Court on the third Monday in this
month.
Charles Smith and a dozen other colored
men, arrested for playing "sweat" in the
house of William Stephenson, on First and
Broad streets, were all acquitted save Smith,
who was required to appear and further
answer on the 10th instant. "Sweat" is
played with half dozen cards and box OF
dice.
Agnes Creel. charged with abusing officer
O'Conner while in discharge Of his duty,
was required to give 800 security for her
good behavior. -,
Henry Thomas (colored), charged with
stealing $40 worth Of clothing from Anna
Braxton, was sent on TO be tried for petty
larceny on second Monday in November.
Mary Perkins, charged with assaulting
Betty Valentine. and the latter with doing
the same thing to Mary Perkins, were told
10 make themselves scarce.
Henry Brooks (colored), arrested for tres
passing on the premises Of Thomas =. Law
renee aud creating 4 disturbance, and after
ward cndcavoring to force his way into
Trinity church, WAS acquitted.
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WINTER CLOTHING FOR THE CoEvIcTs.-
By General Orders No. 23T General Candy
has appropriated S2,652.S5 out Of the State
Treasury for the purchase of cotton and
woollen yarns to be used in the manufacture
Of clothing for conyicts in the penitentiary
during the ensuing winter. This sum is in
addition to the gularappropriation for the
current fiscal year.
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CROCK ERY, dc.


NEW GOODS.
The subscriber has taken the store No. los9 Malh
street opposite the post Office where he has openeo
q large and attractive stock or
CHINA,
GLASS. and
EARTHESWARE.
Also, q full line OF the
BEST PLATED GOODS and -oor,
HOUSE-FURN1SHlNG GOODS
OF all kinds which he offers at the lowest prices;
The GOODS that were saved from the nre VIII
be sold al half their value. 4 call Is sollciteo;
or 90 No. 1909 Main street.
ERESH ATIONS.-kELLOGa
i Il GIBSON are now receiving and opening,
Of their own importation, large additions 20 the
STOCK and are prepared TO offer special Induce
mcnts to buyers. New and handsome palternso oi
Dinner, Tea and Toilet Sets In rich. decorateu
gold band Plain White China and White Granite,
Rich Fancy Goods Cut and Pressed glassware 10
great variety Fine Table Cutlery, OF Joseph foo'
gers and other celebrated makers; Plated Ice
Pitchers, Walters, Goblcts, Forks, spoons, &C.
Re!rgeratorS, Watcr-Coolcrs, Castors, Lamps,
Looking Glasses, Block Tin and Japan are ID
great variety.
Country merchants. hotel-keepere. and house
keepers, will consult their interests by calling on
US. KELLOGG & GIBSON,
Importers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers,
1921 Main street, Richmond, Va.
EDWARD B. TAYLOR and Il. G. SUTTON, ia.
statesmen. y1o
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SOMETHING NEw.-What has long been want
cd? An oil that will not explode. The PetrolIa
oil is something nsW, and gives much better
light than any other oil, while 1t is cleaner and
better. 1t only costs the same as the common oil
that Is SO dangerous. 1t will burn III any coal oil
lamp with the sun burner. Sold by grocers and
druggists. The Office OF the Petrolia Oh Company
Is at 1925 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-09

PHOTOGRAPHS, life-size, in oil, and finished In
crayon. Rembrandt and other styles In ink.
Porcelain and every other style known to the art
can be had in most beautiful perfection at ANDER-
SONS ART PALACE, No. 1911 Main street. Hav-
ing been awarded the certificate for the best col
lection of photographs by the Virginia State gri
cultural Society Is warrant that will give full
satisfaction. - ----
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-09

THE SECRET OF BEAUTY lies in the use Of
HAGAS's MAGNOLIA BALM for the complexion. Il
Rcughness, redness, blotches, sunburn, freckles,
and tan. disappear where It Is applied, and beau
tifu complexion OF pure, satin-ike texture is OBJ
tained. The plainest features are made to glow
with healthful bloom and youthful beauty.
Remember, Hagan's Magnolia Balm Is the thirg
that produces these effects; and any lady can se-
1t for seventy five cents at any of stores.
To preserve and dress the hair use Lyon's Ka-
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Ny most sincere thanks are extended to my many
customers for their kind indulgence In waiting
with for the delivery of their coal-orders, and
I hope In short time to deliver all ordered; but
In the mean time, If any who have sent their or
ders for winter supplies to me are entirely out,
viii Immediately send them enough to keep them
going until send their full order, IL notified Of
the fact. CHARLES ii. PAGE,
Coal Dealer,
Nineteenth and Cary and Seventh and Grace.
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CURE FOR COUGH OF CoLD.-As soon as there
is the slightest uneasness Of the chest, with diff
Guilty Of breathing or indications Of cough, take
during the day a few 'Brown's Bronchial
Trochcs." Containing demulcent ingredients, they
al!ay pulmonary irritation. Have them In readi-
ness upon the first appearance OF cold or cough.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-09

FOR THE LADIES.-We would call the attention
Of the ladies to Fuller & Barnum's new Pinching
Tuck-Marker or Creaser for sewing-machncs,
exhibited by Mr.. +. &. kldder, their agent, at the
State Fair, and was awarded the premium. 1t Is
said be superior to all others In the rket and
Is for sale by the agents Of the Singer, Wheeler Il
Wilson, Grover & Baker and American Combi-
nation, at their rooms In the city.
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ACCIDENTALLY DRowEED.-Christian
Welsh, aged about forty-fye years, was
found drowned in the river on Saturday
night. The deceased was resident OF
Rockets. IT is said that he had been drink
ing freely, and some of his friends feared he
had fallen into the hands of the police.
Others watched by the riverside, and soon
discovered his body floating. twas drawn
ashore and taken home. The Coroner
deemed an inquest unnecessary, as the man.
ner of his death was apparent.
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AFFrpAvITs FOR GETTING OUT EXECUTIONS
WHERE THE INTEREST," HAS not BEEN PAID
We have had form OF affidavit, required by Gem
eral Orders No. s7, prepared and printed. This
form has been approved ut headquarters. The af-
Hdavit Is required before any execution can be
Issued by c clerk of court.
We can furnish these forms at 81 per hundred
or fifty cents per dozen, or Eve cents apiece, to
the cities and country. Liberal discount to the
trade. s4 E.sGs
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE LOWER APPoMATTox CoMPANY,l
PETERSBURG, October 10, 1889.
PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED
L at this Office up to the 18th day of next month
FOR the construction OF the works for improving
works consist of blasting rock, driving pies, and
dredging. 4 quantity of squared timber and log
and specifications of the works can be seen, and
;ll other information obtained, Mt the Office OF II.
d. BIRD, chief engineer. In this city.
Z. ARMSTRONG,
President Lower Appomattox Company.
oc l0-2tawtlTNov .s-y.1ggrE# r.s
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.-lzS-s
~ The boats OF the JAMES
YER AND KANAWHA CANAL CoMrAN1
will leave the dock as usnal promptly az u M or
Freight and tolls OH goods for Lynchbdrg ano
beyond collected on delivery, or prepaid; Al tte
option of the shipper. Every facility possible VIII
slimcd TO deliver down freight elsewhere than at
my office on the Dock without specla. agreement
Way freight viii not be delivered I'LL charges art
psid. s..-
Boats locked and insured.
de IL EDWARD DALLON, AEent. <
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-09

COLD WEATHER.-Since the State Fair
closed, the weather has assumed decided
wintry aspect. Saturday there were signs
of rain, but they were deceptive. When
night came, the sky was cloudless. and q
cold, raw wind prevailed. Sunday, too, we
had cold and disagreeable November
weather, high wind prevailing and raising
clouds of dust. Yesterday morning the
mercury stood at 25o Fahrenheit, and ice
was abundant. The temperature was not
more than 15o higher at any time during
the Clay.