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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-09


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VALUABLE TOBACCO MNJUINEkl
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FINI-IIISG WILLS,
PnTS, BANDS,
RIT.T FTJs III
BRNCHE9,
SCALES. STpNE"
TOBACCO STICKS
aTFN pass
ROX LUMBER,
WORKSHOP. and all other
rTN ,n Uc 80, 80 - -, ,,rss
49, ~ ~, yr,.-
FACTORY FIR hFt.
Al the sane time. the SPtCINI~ fttT0R|
now ocrupIpd by rs VIII lie RWnTED for liz pr
sent yea
y,rgus Ttlrrl gola 4, romgrrrr, At y
o.cIock.
a. % Hnod,ds pCySrFP 4 PRESTON.
a s ASSIGNEE or SAMUEL +. Nc
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On whIeh sai4 &c nse %"y ressti&sss4; - Goa,sio.e :.
i Ehn' f., nN CharIoita cn,n,T. ard i've mlrs from
KK arssviiI. dernss. ,xc.rI'Sl, frImnI dw,lIiny ~
nine rooms and the %g,l;m ., az sl.y 81 l.r r%m ~ st.s
a., ~ ubT.h -. NINE ,r-In, iva .nI safe lr
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virtue .. a 49, - - 49, 80 - -, 80. ,Ea-,lg
lelI1 20 Az w : 49,. a., 's.'i n 80 .TT-RDhT
spfS..su ar -" - ,Ss, ~ rI",,,sr,r rnurt-
.he OH my =, rcu.. H 80 -" - ,,. TTLlI.r maj
mouse a. puoiIC 1nCa.'"I " w., rl~u~a' 81 ,I,~
Valuable IE@Il I. a.! VIM ~ 80 e.
In 6!ouce5ter c'uhl", hyl -ih'lE ", J ~
TAllalerro III p.ts-Ht f"2ll-' ,D.ryyn
This tract OF !aEd %c@nt@ins ONE hNHDhhn
ANDTHhEE hfIEHS lie lnin,cl"t,lV 9h Or"
river, In one or the mos. os.slfa ia telghb"'HH'S
IN the county: mere IS on the pace = ~
DIV ~LiN61hoil hIn ~ htcesssri n
DniidlnSs, ana .He i'ha - lfotIuGIiYe smd M ~ = III
= : - ~ o. - at,.rnd f- - e,Ie
PtTTSp.tts 80 Lii H.. go, p,n,.,,,y- .euiry as
trnstr.' I will only unJr,LaSrt L. rCnvsy such Int.
rest AS IS vested Il, me - ~ SAT- Deed OF rus.;
brt the title IS bell wi "a he ne, feet.
For further particulars, or any In ,ormatlor IN
the subject OF THIS land pe-gcns whD NAV desiyr 80
rnrcsage are re- erred 20 y iCn.rd : FOXES r..
TharJes TY,y county Ia G,r,,.T,l William 4 'TaII,.
60 ~ GIn,,ces,sr pr H. IN. .rh.crr4r
60 - ia. % sIivp pn Hfs ErR- Trust...
"RUSTEES' SALE OF AGOUT ElGlI-
TEEN HUNDEED AND lEPTY-SEVEE
IrpFS oE IN MIL ~ CCuEI'Y ~
Y03k~ N The ST ~ Qg EIR5IkIh. ND
MAE THE TOWY of WILJIkMSBIRG.-
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u " 7 w. ""FT''NN RIW"'.'
GpTTBB7 r WILLIAMS. &uctfnnsers. res

yVTGH CoNsTARLE's SALE ONE
ON IE,SEI'
IN FOR SALF.-Will he sold on MON
DAY February 18th 1872 at i2o,cl9ck NJ, the
absva-named property. situated on Fourteenth
strest between Main and Franklin streets, former
" occupied ny Savage Spith as 2 carpenters
shop, Said sale Is to he made for ground rent To
satisfy a distress warrant In my hands In favor or
8. Barnett and against William I. Hen. n
fes wN. Z. IL II &C u.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-09

TOR RENT OR LEASE, IN The
TOWN OF CHAELOTTESVTLLE, aSi
large and handsome PRIVATE RESIDENCE,
with servants houses, stable, carriage, Ice, corn,
smoke, and COW houses, together with four or five
acres of ground, which embrace a well-shaded
yard, fee garden (well stocked With fruit treesk
and a large horse-lot and truck-patch. For fur
ther information apply 10 The undersigned. or to
hts agents in Charlottesville, hessrs. DUKE (
JONES, attorneys at law. P. Fl. EYLETT,
ia 2o-lm Law office 1904 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-09

EOR RENT.-The STORE at present e5gA
Z occupied b. Mcssrs. Armistead il Bibb, RG
dealers in fancy goods and trimmings, corner OF
BROAD and : nth streets. will be for rent on the
Goth Of April next. 1t IS the great turning point
OF the city. and has been well known &c L business
stand for nineteen years d
MANN s. VALENTINE,
IL o eodow 1908 Main street.
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ANNIVERSARY OF II D~IALECTfC SOCIETY
OF THE vIRG MA MILITARY INSTITUTE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-09

E7OR RENT, the very elegant STORE .
. No. llOa Main street, In Price's Block, Eta
recently occupied by M-ssrs. Burrcss K Powers.
In situation, arrangements, and finish. II IS not sur
passed by aay store In the city. Apply to
GhC3D3 & WILLIAMS,
fc 2-eodst Real Tstate : gents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-09

NOAL, COAL, COAL.-On and after this
a. cate the price Of GLOVER HILL COAL will
be reduced as follows Best Lump Coal. ~; Hall
coal, 98; Hard Coal, suitable for CRATES or for
cooking purposes, IS.
&. b. LIPSCOMB,
... Office and yard corner OF Seventh
Re l-2w and 8yrd streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-09

IJOUSE FOR RENT.-That very de-SFA
sirable STORE aud DWELLING noWE1
occupied by Julius Meyer IS L dry goods sore on
Broad, between Fi!th and sixth sire cts. for rent to
a good tenant. Possession given February 18th,
1869. Apply TO Il
ia 3O-2w S07 Bread street.
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LETTER FROM LEXINGTON.

correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
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FOR RENE.

TOR RENT, a DWELLING with g
4 seven rooms, kitchen, &c, at The north 8a
east corner of Franklin and = bird strcets-a very
desirable location.
in The Wickh IN Housc. next below the post
off CO, OFFICt 8 and LODGING ROOMS, and a
X Room. suitable for 4 cub or society
purposes, with q TIE modern ConVeniences. Ap-
ply TO
fe 9-3t GRFBRS u VILLA Nh.
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GRvBPS y WILLIAMS.

TOR RENT, THREE or 70 RSA
u ROOMS. with use Of parlo-: also, two Ia
rooms I'm the kitchen h4as ana water In the house
Families with small children need not apply Rent
low 10 Il good tenant. apply AZ No col, corner OF
Canal and sixth streets. fe 9-St*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-09

DEST COOKING AND KINDLING
- WOOD COAL. PUMPS. steam Fuel and
Pump Factory, south side Basin near Gallego
Mills. at lowest prices, selected OAK and
PINE WOOL. merely sawed, or split also, or
full length. all kinds best BLrCMlSOUS aud
ANTHRACITE CUAL. The best WELL PUMP.
fe --Er-s. .. j. q.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-09

HOUND, at the p~ost-ofice general de-
k livery window on Friday last q LADf,S
B~REAsTPIN, set with hair, in enamel, with gold
rim. The owner can get It by cslilng TT the post
Office and paying ior this advertisement.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-09

NOR RENT, 4 FRAMED COFTAEEEW1l
4 on First between Marshall and Clay ZA
streets, With four rooms, and "a large lot attached.
Also. Il NEAT Framed COTTAGE on the east
eide of Eighth beyond Leigh street, with four
rooms.
of Fourth between Main and Cary streets, with
six rooms.
Also. a BRICK DWELLING on Marshall be-
tween Twentv-siXth and twenty seventh streets
containing six rooms, with 4 large garden at
tached thereto. .
Also. the STOREH0UST on the north side or
the Basin between tenth and Ele venth streets
formerly occupied by Hiessrs. Seay & Noel, ana
the STOREHOUSE formerly occupied oy Mr. y
T. Pate.
Elso. several C~OAL-YARDS ON II BASH
with offices thereon, and 4 CaRPESTER-SHOI
in rear of Mr.. J. y. Sclater's store, on Fifteenth
between Main and Cary streets.
JAMES VI. TAYLOR & Son,
Real Estate i gents and Auctioneers,
raF AZ s2l Main street,
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh bet Ween Main and Bank streets.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-01-09

As man that walks in the mist,
As one that gropes for the morning
Through frightening chambers of twilight
The souls of the poems wander
Restless, and dumb, and lost,
Till the Word, like beam of morning,
Shivers the pregnant silence,
And the light of speech descends
Like tongue of the Pentecost!
All, moment not to be purchased,
Not to be won by prayers,
Not by toll to be conquered,
But given, lest one despair,
By the gods in hayward kindness,
Stay-thou art all too fair!
Hour of the dancing measures,
Sylph of the dew and rainbow,
Let us clutch thy shining hair
For the mist is blown from the mind,
For the impotent yearning is over,
And the wings of the thoughts have power
I'll the warmth and the glow creative
Existence mellows and ripens,
And crowd of swift surprises
Sweetens the fortunate hour;
Till shudder Of rapture loosens
The tears that hang on the eyelids
Like abreeze-suspendeds shower,
With sense of heavenly freshness
Blown from beyond the sunshine,
And the blood, like the sap Of the roses,
Breaks into bud and flower.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-01-09

Us The privilege of allowing parties
charged with criminal offences to testify in
their own behalf, it is said, was first prac-
tlcally carried into effect in the State of
Maine in 1884.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-01-09

UD" In this country no young man need
be unemployed. He has no right to be
idle he has no right to be ignorant-no
time to be vicious and, generally speaking,
no man has right to be poor.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-01-09

PROF. BLOT, in his lectures on the potato,
says the skinning process is all wrong, as the
strength of the vegetable lies near the surface
the starch growing less abundant as the
center is approximated.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-01-09

GY-A New York Ferry Company has
been made to pay $4,000 for crushing a
lady's hand. A great many have had to
pay as much as that annually, for life, for
gently squeezing that female organ.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-01-09

" Eyes are the electric telegraph of the
heart, and will send a message any distance
in language only known to the two souls
who correspond.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-01-09

~ Some one wanting to be witty at the
expense of a gentleman with large mouth,
asked him if he had long lease of that
mouth of his, when he was good humored-
ly answered." l only have it from
wear to year."
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-01-09

sB- A great poet says "The mountains
stand fixed for ever" We know, however,
that it is no uncommon thing for them to
slOpe
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-01-09

eY- Our devil was prevented from seeing
his sweet heart, the other evening, by a
pressing engagement.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-01-09

sB" An excellent cure for dyspepsia is to
give hungry dog piece of meat, and
chase him till he drops it.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-01-09

sB" Charles Dickens is to be paid $780,
900 In gold for his farewell series for one
hundred readings, in England.
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MONEY EASILYMADE

With our COMPLETE STENCIL AND KEY CHECK OUTFIT.
Small capital required. Circulars free. STAFFORD
MANFG. CO., Sc Fulton Street, New York. 4w
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10 Let your life give the lie to your cal
umniatOrs,
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OoVEI73EI<lal3C
CarpetS, Don't Paw the High Prices!

TIME NEW ENGLAND CARPET Co, of Boston, Mass.
i established nearly a quarter of century ago. in
their present location in Halls H. 49, a. 49, 81,
49, IS and 81 Hanover Street. have probably furnished
houses with Carpets than any other house in the
country In order to afford those distance the advan
taes of their low prices propose to send the receipt
of the price, 20 yards upwards of their beautiful Cot
Cpetng at so cents per yard with samples of ten
able for furnishing every part of any house. 4w
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-01-09
Orchilla GuanO.

B1KD GUANO.
Rich in Phosphates and Salts and equa the best IA
Guano. For sale at $50 per ton by
JOHN PARTRIDGE,
oct 10, 1868 Elktop.
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tss51TO THE WORKING CLASS.
AGENTS WANTED Pc Psr ssi, Ss sS a asSt


ING, ESQ.,, the distinguished Author and Agricultural
Engineer of the New York Central Park. Nothing like
it published; 200 Eneravngs. Sells at sight to
Farmers, Mechanics and WOrkingmen of all classes
Active men and women coming money. Send for
Circulars. f. b. TREAT CO, Publishers, 654 Broad
N. Y.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-01-09

Us 1t is related of certain minister of
Maine, who was noted for his long sermons,
with many divisions, that one day when he
was advancing among the teens, he reached,
at length, kind of resting place in his dis
course, when pausing to take breath, he
asked the question, ''And what shall say
more?' A voice from the congregation
responded, essay Amenr'
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-01-09
BY BAYARD TAYLOR.

From the Atlantic Monthly for January ]
From I" The Sunshine of the Gods"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-01-09
CLOUDS.

"Onriding slow, at lofty height,
Were clouds in drift along the sky,
Of purple, blue, and pink, and white,
In pack and pile, approaching high,
Forever changing, as they flew,
Their shapes from new again to new.
"And some like rocks, and towers of stone,
Or hills, or woods, outreaching wide;
And some like roads, with dust uptown
In glittering wilderness off their side,
Outshining white, again to fade,
In figures made so be unmade.
$50 things may meet, but never stand,
In life; they may be smiles or tears
A joy i'll hope, and one in hand;
Some grounds ofgrief, and some of fears
They may be good, OF may be ill,
But never long abiding still.'
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-01-09
NEW IDTERII,SETENI,S.
S!l.0O A MONTH i f.@.. & (.

Sl00 A MONTH S fal Be %.. y V %a l ""a
nothing for curiosity seeker, hut reliable steady, profta
bic employ niont fer those who business. Address
with 3ct. stamp, e. L. Van Allen Co.. IS New Street.
New York.
SOMErillNG NEW AND USEFUL.-A New Era in
- Music. POPULAR MUSIC at POPULAR PRICES.
llitchcocks IafDimc Series of Music for the Million"
No. l now ready.-Ausc and Words of the Comic Song,
CAPTAIN JISKS OF THE HORSE MARINES."-
Others to follow rapidly. Price, cents each. Your
Newspaper has it or will get it for you Mailed
ceipt OF price. Address BENZ. W. HITCHCOCK, Pub
fishers, SO Spring street, New York.
R4@TO THE WORKING CLASS.
T AN prepared to furnish constant employment to
L all classes at their homes, for their spare moments
Business light and profitable Fifty So per
evening easily earned and the boys and girls nearly
much as Great inducements offered All who
this notice please send me their address and the
business for themselves If not well satisfied, will send
81 to pay for the trouble of writing Full particulars
sent free. Sample sent by mail for ten cents.
Address, T. c. ALLEN, Augusta Maine
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-03-11
THE CIRCUIT COURT.

When we went to press last week, the Cour
was engaged in the trial of R. L. Simmons for tn
murder of James A.. Glenn. The case was give
to the jury on Wednesday evening. After shor
absence they returned verdict of "Not Guilty.
The following cases were aiso tried and verdict
rendered: ......
The State Us. Pride Hutchinson (colored) 70
Petit Larceny. "Not Guilty"
The State rs. Nathan Steele (colored) for assault
with intent to commit rape "Not Guilty"
The State vs jackson Smith (eolored) for Peti
Larceny. "Guilty."
The State Us. Underwood Tate (eolored) TO
Petit Larceny. "Guilty."
On Monday, the case Of the State ". Dude!
Jones Jr., for the felonious killing of Thomas A
Smith, was taken up, and occupied the time OF tn
Court until Tuesday afternoon. The jury after
brief absence, returned a verdict of mot Guilty.
On Wednesday morning the case Of the Stat
vs. Eli White (coored) for the murder OF Alfre'
Hart (colored), was taken up. At the hour OF go
ing to press the case was not concluded.
During the term but few civil cases Of any I'm
portance have been tried; but considerable mum
ber of cases have been disposed Of by consent
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-03-11
NrW AnVERTIsEMENTs.

T. W. Clawson, Deputy Messenger-In Bankrupt
cy-In the Matter of Josiah F. Leake, E: M
Atkinson, William Shiver, Joseph G. Har
Ian, VIM. Fl. Sartor, J. M. Bobo, Chas.
Remsen, J; J.. Porter, J. N. Pennington, J
Tillman, Harvey Jaggers, Henry r. Brown
w. L. Dukes, James Bailey, James Gam
brell, jr., r. S. Crockett, n. G. Bradford, S
Head Jesse F. Norman.
w. I. Clawson, Register in Bankruptcy-In tn
Matter of Robert E. Evans-Notice to Cred
itors holding Liens.
R. H. Glenn, S. Y D.-Sheriff's Sales.
II. f. Adickes--Look Here-Hoes, &c.-Fresl
Suppies-Dress Goods-Very Low--Boolls
&c.-Wooden Trays-Durham Smoking To
bacco--Chewing Cash-Particu
larly Cheap.
J. NJ. Observation-Disclosures Hotel.
r. H. Glenn, s. Y. DIN Equity.
T. M. Dobson q Co.-Brushes.Curry Combs
&c.-Hand dAxes-Locks-Tablea and Pock
ct interchangeable -Handsaws-Tea Ket
les-Hoes-Files-Bell -Razors--Clocl
Cord-Fish Hooks and dLines-Paper-Fin'
Soap-Looking Glasses.
NJ Jones, Agent-General Orders No. 10.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-03-11
THE INAUGURATION.

General Grant was inaugurated last Thursday, in
the presence of one of the largest crowds ever as
sembled in Washington At eleven o'clock the
military, previously drawn up in line on fennsyl'
vania Avenue, presented arms as the carriages
containing Gen. Grant and Mr.. Colfax passed on
their way to the capitol, and Immediately after
ward wheeled into column. The cavalry, detailed
as escort, accompanied the President elect, and
were followed by eight grand divisions the first
composed of regular troops; the second OF Volun'
teer troops from various parts Of the Union; the
third of civil officers, foreign ministers, Grant cleo
tors and nondescript oAice-holders generally; the
fourth of republican political organizations; the
fifth of soldiers and sailors Unions; the sixth,
seventh and eighth of fire companies. The win
dows and streets were filed with shouting and
cheering men and handkerchiefwaving women,
windows being valued at from $40 to $50.
A little before the procession arrived at the cap
itol, slight drizzng rain which had prevailed,
ceased and the sun burst forth in socalled auspi-
cious majesty, in honor of the occasion. A plat
form, capable of holding five or six hundred per-
sons and decorated with flags, evergreens, spread
eagles, &C., had been erected in front OF the east
portico upon which Grant, Colfax and other dig
nitaries were seated. At length the Chief Justice
of the Supreme Court and Gen. Grant rose to-
gether, and the former repeated the presidential
oath of Office, which Grant took, amid universal
silence, that was soon broken by the booming OF
cannon and the shouts of the crowd When 81
lcnce had been restored, Grant rose and read from
the manuscript his inaugural address, which is
published in another column. '...
This duty performed, Grant received the con-
gratulations of his immediate friends, and shortly
afterwards took his departure followed by the pro-
oession for the White House, which had little
before been vacated by Mr. johnson, who took no
part in the ceremonies of the day.
At night densely packed Inauguration ball was
opened in the new Treasury buildings, which is
spoken of, by Washington correspondents, as q
magnificent success. No unusual incidents Of spe-
cal interest occurred during the day, unless it was
the fall of Gen. Grants father, who was probably
somewhat e1hilarated by the occasion. He was
soon picked up by sympathizing friends, in a
slightly damaged condition, but not seriously hurt.
"Let US have peace"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-03-11
MERE.MENTIoN.

Ladies' bonnets, forthe present season, are to be
smaller than ever before :''.'.'''One hundred Gu.
ban refugees have arrived in Baltimore. ..'.''''A
Hindoo gentleman, just deceased, has left l6 900
rupees to his family idol '':'''Leut Braine, for.
merly Of the Confederate; Navy, who has been in
jail at Brooklyn, N. Y, since the close of the
war on charge of piracy, has been discharged
from custody by order of Attorney General Ev-
arts. '''''''One banker in Paris, NJ. Thibaudeau,
holds seventy thousand pounds worth Of Confede.
rate bonds, for which he paid fifty per cent Of their
face. Mary E. P. L. Msgoon, of North En-
glish, Iowa county, Iowa, advertises herself as an
"Attorneyess at Law. "'.'''':.'The snow on some
of the Canada railroads is thirty feet Deep 1.-The
Louisiana Legislature adjourned sine die on Thurs
day last. Miss Susan B. Anthony is in favor
of women riding astride on velocipedea '''''''New
York has church called 'the Church of the
Broken Covenant. '''''''''"Mr. Seward Is the only
Secretary of State who has served through the
Presidential term, since 1900 '''''';Japan has an
author who has been writing novel for 3s years,
and has just finished the lO6th volume. .''''''De-
bates in the Louisiana Legislature are conducted
partly in English partly in French, and sometimes
in German '''''''.Fred. Douglass is advertised at
Cincinnati, Ohio, as "the most intelligent coored
man in the world. ."'''.''''George Buist Judge Of
the Probate Court of Charleston County, has de-
cided the Homestead law of this State not appli-
cable to prior liens ''''":.'The tenth day of July
next is announced as the end of the world. New
jersey has produced boy of twelve who weighs
FIVE hundred pounds '::';:.'".Georgia allows maim-
ed soldiers to pedde without license. ''''''There
are seventy seven daily papers in the State of New
York. New York had ,l24 babies last week.
Just think oft. ..n........ ..... . ...j...,