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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-17

THE MERCHANTS OF RICHMOND
will nnd It to their interest TO advertise ID
the MILTON CHhQNICLE, published Ia Milton.
Csswell county, n. @. Its LAVE paper, Win
large circulation In country that trades IN sicE,
mond, and as an advertising Medium Ii the Eien
valley OF the Dan 1t hss no superior.
TEEM5: Same OF other papers Is the np.eouh"''
NH 4 -
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DR. JOHN KNOX HAS REMOVED TO

~ the corner Of Twelfth and Marshall streets,
first corner in rear of First Baptist church. Mes.
sages left at the drug store OF Mr.. A. Scott corner
OF Twenty-ifth and Broad streets, slate, at any
time during the day. will be attended to wthou.
fail, promptly, as heretofore. NH l2-eod?m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-17
PROFESSIONAL CARDS,

MEDICAL NOTICE.-Dr. GEORGE W.
Iva HARRIS, late Of GoCcGland county, has re-
moved TO his city, and Offers hts profession al
vices to the people. His Office and resiJenc. is on
the north side or Broad between Twenty-.h and
Twenty fourth streets. NH le-2ws
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CHARITY.
DICHMOND LYING-YN CHARITY FOB
THE RELIEF OF INDECENT WOMEN
At THEIR OWN HOMES.

I DE-. =. B.: WATKINS, Fifth and Grace streets (;
DB. z. s. j. PEBBLES, zoo Franklin street;
DIR. I. r. PAGE. 4co Franklin street.
have organized this institution, and win furn1sh
medical attendance at her own home to any woman
who may bring written certificate. endorsing her
as proper object OF this charity, from any phys-
clan, minister. member Of any benevolent asso-
Special attention Will be given to all FEMALE
DISEASES.
CONSULTING PHYSICIANS.
DR.. r. II. Deane, DR.. John A. Cunningham, Dr..
4, Snead, Professor z. T. Coleman, and Profes.
sor o. II. Manson. de 3a-sm
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BY 3. N. Davis,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner of Eleventh and Main streets.

BY .. N. Davis,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner of Eleventh and Main streets.
A NEAT BRICK RESIDENCE E, ON
IN JACKSON STBEET BETWEEN FIRST
AND FOUSHEE STREETS AT AUCTION.
VIII be sold on WEDNESDAY the 18th of March,
1859, at half-pa 4 O'Clock P. NJ, that NEAI
BRICK RESIDENCE situated as above. contain
ing four rooms brick kitchen with two rooms,
coal and wood-house stable, &c. The lot fronts on
jackson street Is feet and runs back lis feet.
There is city water In the yard and house, with
bathroom, &c.
This property is occupied by a frst.rate tenant
at SIS a month. 8. n. DAVIS,
NH l3 Auctloneer.
GALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
- Will be sold, to close up an interest at Nor
wood Mines. Powhatan county, Va, WEttNES-
DAY, March H. lse9, If fair, IL not frat fair day
thereafter,
A lot or No. MULES,
PIT FIXTURES,
MACHINERY, ..r.'
WAGrNS,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS of various kinds
Lot Of IRON,
TERMS: Cash. II. HETH,
mhs \ gent, &c.
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DRUGs, MEDICINES. =.
e[S...

~>~>~~~~<~~~~~~~~~~-~~-e 100
rOMPOUND ELIXIRS and otss. -
" psrstioSs Of SHARP e DOHNE. Hait,,sple-
. full assortment for sale by a'''naofe,
mn ~ 49, - : IS Brosd street.
TOR INVALIDs.-Comstock's Rate,
II Food. Corn Starch, .Arrowroos, HecSs1,!!
Farina, Pearl Barley. Dat Meal Baker,s SSaafs
late and Cocoa, &c For sale by onoeo-
A. BODEkEE u BROTHER
nm 10 - - Druggists.
CCHENCK'S PULMONIC sYRUp
~ seaweed Tonic and Mandrake pIIIs
Wtshars's Pine-tree Tar Cordial
staRord's Olive Tar,
Mrs. GarGner's Halsan OF Liyerno,,
1aynes's kxpectorant, &c.
For sale By A. BUDEKkK 81 BROTHpp
NH 10 Main street near the Old Marx,
DIED SULPHUR WATER from -.
LII springs In Monroe county, w. Va, sr..H
lot Just received for sale by Au
PURCELL, LADD CO
NH Agea.s Yirsinia sgsllgs, Xatsrs
MINERAL WATERS.
RoCKBRIUGE ALUM,
ALLkGHANY, ers
WHITE SULPHUR,
RED SULPHUR
GETTYsBUhG, CONGRESS- %
HIGH ROCK;
VICHY. from France.
The above celebrated waters constantly on h.,t
for sale by PURCELL, LADD q CO.
NH Agents Virginia Springs Waters.
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AUCTION SALES
tFUTURE DAT.

BIZ Thomas W. Keesee, Auctfoneer,
- Mo, isl7 Matrt street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-17

Postponed on acco unit Of rain to WEoNAs
DAY. !7th OF haren' p. ". g.. Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-17

After living sixty days without food an
Indiana doctor died. A post norton ex-
animation showed that his stomach was
wholly DESTROYED.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-17

POSTPONED to WEDNESDAY, March 10th,
at half-past O'Clock P. II.
, 1869-10-01
THE 0REENBACE POLICY.

C,-r,,,,r II oA,,,, NJ Nar, yor1. In r,ot-
,,,s so.1aH,a1oa,1 o,,,5.a ~ ~ Atlantic
1,,,u,vrurr fnT thc presidential nomination
:. 1s~a H. ~ ,'s, 49, =. 49, w. -.
- , .e,. n n ,' ,. ~ ~ ., - - .n,;.. M ,'a.ua..n
nr' ~ - na, ~. .h.;r ~. r.Ins.,;F fs.t;ons
j. s.r.-e md h;t,.~ Hartman in n recent
snsech ,,eToro M ,n-;cn,.uro1 soc;c,v in
w. v,,l. ,ron. . ,;.,i. nrt of h;s v,v N
:sa;o. @ ' 49, wv" '. ns,.ma.on @ usss;a.
e' s,au -, ~ 49, ~ ~, ~, ~ ,sn, n,, ooe
eps1 ios n n.i,oas re Sr 70 sas 81
~" ,y n des s9 ~ y m eG .ue 3, T.
Tc..ccmao,c paoer. Their @ eut one stanasEd Of
s1d ~ ;ns' ;hr rd md ~ Thai stsndsf must
Ill dtb.ors ultimately re Judged As 10 qaacs
see nsnssi Can po,a.
out Al, hut The ono way to rsy nations debts"
This is plain and direct. He p1onounoca
the g payment of the debt by the issue Of
grcenlacks," rs proposed hy Pcn'lloton, tc
I,e ~ ouack remedy" by a "Quack states
, 1869-10-01
"hile Tue snfvisofs were engaged gaSn
over the Gc!l hur3iuy tho dead and helpiuc

While the survivors we're engsgel g,,',.
over the fc!l huryiug tho dead and helpiue
The wounded, and while The hank was gather
inG MI ills scattered means for renewal of
i's business, Tam1uany Hall puts forth its
lsnn1. aud, obtaining from ono Of its crea-
'nns (JudRe Cardozo) receiver, has taken
possession Of the bank, its effects, book.,
and lsnpefs, nnd, of coussc, will pocket a.l
hat is left- Experience has showa that a
:cceiver, appointed b. ore OF tho Tam
'nany Hall Judges, is not to 10 kent ou, ,,f
i*'sa'tas'on by locks aud saies; but, b; free
ufe 81 axes and crowbars, will reach whist.
vrer is valuable in the shape Of muney or
''''sis tl1at is on tho PROMISES, no matte. by
whom owned,
Tho appointment Of this receiver is, Of
cunrse, the last that will be heard Of the
s'osd Exchange Bank, and Of Its gold, anil
its assets generally. That is tie end of
he Battle Of the Bulls aud tho noan,.
cau'rnany Hall takes ull that is left. and
'nsidcs it among its sachems.
, 1869-10-01

.te Peoria 1l1 Dtnsoe5ut Of September . says:
"1hc TACT ulay not bc known, bur tt ts fact
nc, c,e1thtsesk, ihAt ctafter was passed hJ the
Mcnona Ka.isosd Cctnrany. Among the mutt
llicstI Of other reads, 1hta charter has not teen
u.eu, bnt we understand that measured arc 10 he
commence business. We believe the design y At
present to nate m arrangement Win the Rock
I.!aua Road ,n run upon ts ,Esctao 1acon. And
vii soon be In running ofier. THIS
vii sive M 4 very dtrect south to We
% tS1 tpe psss rs river %sss Ri. a.
President, u .hicn the Inc w,1l be continuous TO
tho11 tire TO epen up sals route sae ensre dts
tADee. From here 10 Lacon. the llne Is Ill really
ss advantageous Arrangements can be u ale wltn
road ls graded. and can Be rut IN orler lcr bust
ness IN i short lime. From Wenona - STeater
.se roaa u Eow done F,o% stfS.'er r.. to ossas.
ground ready ior putting down. From
t.ack and viii t. shortly commenced, II II
r,sed u vnsi eo1dst,oa the tine ron oswtsu "a
chicago u, but the probability u th&t An sccou'
nt daiion ran te hsd fEpu the Chicago, Hurting
t!rc. ii rs1uTrc This programme will tc UnlJ len
rorsry. The charter au,l those vho organize un
| der ii contemplate spatl ria NetImora. Wenons,
nass.,cn e D. sn foied q hefssii.i tat tiorr TIL
eau be scretn rlthc1, The energies OF the new com
sny Will to tunnel 10 the line - VIC hAra At'ov'
| tAetehet IT. We arr tot Al liberty to Dame tn
| Nesaf iheY mir n,nh VI hlcatA tntf1s. exptf!
ei cr. sod hAvc The confidence ot tue CONTINUITY.
Ito l!nsnnRlun tkan., lntttt tAta: III. Il
| Meason, Ct il on County, and Nol,cst Mofrow, o
| lxr lrnCc. Lasc teen here dur,Eg thc weckt g
curing 1hr right ti %ay tot The Union t'art0c ll&il
! roam, eorthefn 1srAnch. thtUuEn our county. The.
}tiit, tut viii tc tRek t1c tGrp fart VI next Nes
IL rOhirletc and arrstRc this tnat&rf With out III
uefp. EtlpN hrto II viii roat Still less, II nrNl
| III the fRfurr- sic aonHtthR thr night ot W
] u rutteh thttr rtrh.hrs. 7lra hare lern tasrl
| t't<st fer herr, ata afo informed tho camean
NJ reIatf} pit thr toAi utstCf cGntttct t1n
l.rr 10 Ato,hu rsNs, TO l% completed, ltls Mia
1 ftf'
, 1869-10-01
FRIDAY, OCTOBER l., 1860.
Cl1r .AND r0rXTY NOMINATIONS,

CITY oFF1cERa
F.r Nd:,r-Co;ontI X L. MAsox.
FIR Tt1tsEFtr-DAr1D A GAGE
FIR E.i;. tr'-W. J. ONAHxx.
FIR .t!t,r' r,--lFRAKL n SE7Lxa
I.v t'-ri ~ F..sir C,arf-C II. MATsok.
cIuaTE nys1cxkA
.F,Ai:t - tie srl~!iar C,,urt- 4nsE-H GAay.
tfrrt ef:i- Suf~7t:r faHrt-A T. NrIvKssoS.
.f's",~ - thr G.a.ts ctif!-M. II. II. WALLACE
tir:s At tie ttuzt1 thnrt-j. @. GlNpELk,
7traAHrrr-tf. s. RKxP.lkn.
!S.h-.f G. h'2is.iansr-J. G. WiNEGLklx,
Srrt:H-ALEI. NuLcDTT.
f,Lr E.i.an-tet1sner-MAkE SHERIDAN
.IsI-;.tss RI THE Ffoet-AAx E1knAaKpT, i, II,
rANtNN.
MEMBERS IF me CONSTITUTIONAL c)SyESTlox.
FIry.nista LtArirt-a. s Hayes, Joseph Medl,t.
Inhn L. 1lAtErs.
!*t1sx'A nsstrie.-ChAsles Hitchcock. W. F.
tno}hsuca.
Strt. f,nt Dssriet-E.ito.s Anthony, DAa!e1 Cam.
egpu+
TOWN nFT1cKR2-
S'c.r clI,cAEa-o o,i4.z4ar, Il. ". Kerxlo. A.-
s..:on' SHi-F7i+sr, Anton Berg; 7pen Clerk, J. IL.
Fet1en-
WET cHlcAGo- rhiL.=tor. Alonzo RaruM1tlt: Su.
1rr0.'F, liehrJ !ackhod; 7aun C:rrt, Il. n. Ruger.
NORTH cH!cAGo-Csaectn,, Otto Feitze.; Snp-r-
s1Anr, Robert Clark; 4 aei..aat Sapesrisur, Ii. H.
Peters, 7oan C1er1, Jonas Engberg.
, 1869-10-01
THE INDEPENDENT rlEas,

Tho Independent stand taken by tho 1tc-
publican press, both of Cincinnati mud Chi.
cngo, III favor Of reforming The c,sy rings,
Which, during tho war and since, l,nyo boon
tl'Hgraeing tho Republican pary, "strnlinR
this livery Of angels tn scrvo the devil lu,''
ia renewed evidence ot tho lliHh nul i'll
conuItibio position towarll which, tho prcrs.
in lending, m Thu imlar.inl exponent VI tho
people. Naturally tho press should l,o the
citndri of political purify. Ita interest.
arc identified with those Of tho
miEli"u, Az no intcsents Of ~ clique, ring, or
scet can 10. II II faithfully anl loyalty
serves tho true intcrcatn of tho people nj
aargc, its legitimate profits in hn4incha l,c-
et1ne 80 much greatel than any i'rii'e wl.ici.
my ring Clique, or party could nfrur.l to
r"y for liz influence, that an enlightened
hc1f-intercst forE,ids it to nllnw its influence
10 be given from. my unworthy motive. A
little nest M ottice-holdcn, with few
Thousand dollp1s at command, can l,uy nr
tue parry machinery, aud r1,n tho rriulnrv
conventions, but At that point they ars met
and throt.led ly the integrity Of au iude-
pendent self-suxtaining preas, whose inter-
ests nre really Identical with those of the
r+nl l+ Mt large.
The press is interested in parties only rs
they promote the public well-bei,,g, tic
true interests Of the tens md hundreds of
tls"nsartlN among whom, the prrss c'eculatcs.
1t asks no party patronage, aud il its c"l-
nsu,'s aro profitaE]y flied with advertising,
it cannot afford to accept any political pat
rouage, if offered. Toe trn- journalist
cnnn", afl"sl TO accept Office, .Gr*', be-
cause it lowers him from position in which
he can exercise a wider influence, cnntin-
uuuly. to one wherein he can only exert n
narrower power spasmodically, and, s'rond-
", because honest official life is less profit
as.le in tie long run than honest journal
ism. The independent presa, therefore,
has nothing 10 bias its action toward
politicians or parties, statesmen OF
rliqucs. It can even act independently,
fcariessiy and in advance toward the people
at large. Standing as it l,'es ut tho post Of
observation, 1t may warn tlae people Of dan.
gers not fully matured, Of evils not
thoroughly exposed, and, if it be honest
and true in its purpose, the people will ap-
prcci4tc the service it renders. Such is the
mission Of the independent press, the fore
u:vst agency in purging the State Of its cor.
tuption, md in promoting true civilization.
, 1869-10-01
Montana n n Nhet,t Stntc-A Won.
d~rfnt Tteld-.A Friendly Challenge
to- Natnne.otn.
TIE Helena {Mon:sna} HtruN las the follow.

AS the State Of Minnesota has won = World
vide 1rhown npou sho1aci Of her having prn.uctd
tse hishsst .s+ssgc yield Of n,aske.Ane wheat OF
We Anow That The AveraRc- Ia her tEosS favored
season, ~as but elH bushels to The ac7e. We de-
tHe oCr neighbour or The 'lan1 Of !atcsr TO ac-
ee,t thi- !rtt n1 chsIleuEr from u, vtz Thlt We
csn show from the ttsstsics Of this sea+ou Il hay
vest bigger average Jteal OF trec-c clase wheat.
iron. sst, a1 Hc1e~. RF0wn in the valleys Of Mon.
tAnA, that eau be shown from the ee*t 100 acts Of
wheat ever Rroxn in the STATE OF Minnesots. We
canotdE believe that the entire wheat crop pt 3on-
tats lhts eAaou VIII averagc not less than thirty
time, and peIhl{x lhirt!, i've bushels 10 the acre
As htnEle instance Of The many Of which We a.e
personally ccEntzant We may mention that Major
forbieh. enc oi the farmers whose 1esLs are IN
SIGHT Of thu dtJ. has 1ots tnrcs ned z cleaned up
SIG hu1n1tls tfptu ReFtnsceu acres Of ground,
Which gEts IN aEeg1Se Of inrty- eight bushels to
tne ACRE, orc selected acre Fielding eighty hte
tEAhf1s- The wheat wss rot weighed, bot
measured as !. came non the threading. .naehiDe,
IN , hesped-up bushel measure Ii vAs The
ortnon thai i would weigh oEer sixtF pounds to
trc busheL In all IN. other farm proauets the
keMou has been 4 most prupltlous one-ynaiuTins
and GROWING successfully In many Instances splen.
did croEEc cf foTa1oes. cucum1ers, WAtermelonk,
rurpkns. corn. rte etc, which has heresosote
ostn deemed Impossible TO 1Hlsc in this climate
HEu l8ttfUdt."
, 1869-10-01
THE SCHOOL QUESTION 40 AIN.

AT q lnFge and earne 1t lurr,iug Mt Ptkr'a
Music Hall, Cincinnati, OF those opposed Il,
The exclusion Of the Scriptures from the
public schools, soms facts were brought tn
ll,e knowlelgco If tie outside public which,
1t Icalkt, SHOW very liberal desire on the
part OF the board Of Education, in its man
:eesnent Of the Catholic question hc7ctc-
fcrc. to meet the Catholics on common
srtMnd. It appears that as early as 1879,
previous TO which time the Protestant Dib1e
had always heen one of tho text books in
the schools, the Catholics raised m objcc.
iion To the exclusive use Of tho Protestant
version OF the Scriptures, and, with some
agitation, The question zomained opon until
ls"s, when the following rule was adopted,
on the motion Of Dr. Mudd, Catholic
member ct the board:
:" The pup18 Of the common schools NAV real
such yefslon al The Sacred Scripture Al thcif
auch preference of any version except lie one one
guatdlAnk 10 The principal tsaclscrN, and th7t no
notes OF marginal sesilngs be allowed In the
,chools or comments made By the teachers on
duced-''
Under the above rule the Protestant chill
49, snA 1eAu e4.Aes VI 'ne t9otestant
1.l'"''os' us14n1"''ons' eatnoao Papus might feaa tne
'1"a"s 'ef'''a' ana jewish enuafen m'sat
read any version their parents chose Of the
Old Testament. The adoption, however,
."..eu :" .naAe WY Prae'lcai enange IN tue
:, sea'@e VI 'ne oA'nohc autnos711es Toward
Aus sonnon oca'n. e"'no''e pop'ls re-
-1" a4eo4' =. u.."'s'.'''o'uB tney ~ee"
,,.1 ,,., ~ 4s,,o 'ue'' o~n translation OF tho
se. s.,.-.a, . .4s's a'a 81 ~ i'"fsaaaeo o.
a..e ere1 r. ssa4os ,.1'''a'ag "s a'ssoaf-
1sns NV open teauios o1 tne n'ole oy
.-e ap.s a,spfosea " the tescn-
'"s"t @.'o .'sus''@ "a'oos'y IN taet Cnofens
an ~ 1uttouac1on 70 Que o1 tno ordinary
[.a'.4.t,A VI .+se 1'',.ay nloie' We hhd re-
'a,l, 4'"" 1ol"' FA.s w., dated IN l''o,
Auo a'sec'ea 70 ING translator, which uses
VIC 4'''o"Ans language:
xnch p1os. e ,tlact NAY A. sass so naeI o BAD ooks'
eu'ated. even among The unieaIned, 10 ihe seeat
snat 'ae aSlu1 ~ 1an sh; o. a. !sse sx,enR +, M Mc
o, The noy scriptures; tor these IN. The most
ss ou, 10 ls rm,an 11 'Tnl ,ns " o. M e. 91sa e.
ahd Of 1oc1rine to eradicate The errors waicn are
~. u.sn :. :. -..Is. ~ 'ass' so.s,p' a"cs
.,as;.s ~. - C..."1. ] snAs tn' "'eue.' au.uof-
- 'Ao o"@''le HoA'o eancloneu Rue
, 1869-10-01

FF"TN thf fhFfAtl'4 tAf.3 ddFtFf'Afr, !Sr5i. II.
AtLuf tw0 hDiNltrta ltrfHtIn* HAshtIt41 nj the ~
ctptlt, rum IN t:hy llhl. saturday ctralnR tn
ltapunsc to The call Tor tntttln1 Ii cnh~ier tie
ohttctA o. ptnpotet1 ltslIroat Con.rutton 1t ~.
IN rrpte*snt tho city Ut Fars'aiil.
llnl. f'hinens llarnr1 was chosrn Chairman and
IaInea srirf1e4i 70 snail meeting hrl,l In iii;
city tcftc~r ~ 1874. to present to the pcstpiH II
lprtl1pd The hchrUe Of building railr'att frpm
1hstlaha 10 Montreal; aud Ia iess than nIne
nnnths thereafter tic pcop1G Wrrc raising unney
to start the cutrsps.sc. lie predicted Tor th~ ca.
tetprlse which Tho convention WAS 10 consldrT,
btAtl greater tucrese. The enterprise IA ralIttl
rsne.ron.tncntu1, tut there ia au1ther .nt.R woni
that wc are toon 10 tecomt qolc ~ fa1n!lnF with,
vetK II 10 BE- brought in,o ilfo by tho Aesrc
al Erorc 10 rrach Asia ht the most direct ronte
and this III ie over the longest practicable rn.-
part Of the cohtanrht-frum the turf Of The "a
cinc to tho easretmost point Of Cape Keeion: nnh
Y may not sHs more str:ln9e 70 s+e Eurore ami
Ain fcntnK thclr PRODUCTIONS through tour very
ktIetts thhn 1t was ten years ago 10 anticipate a
hEc 11olu Chicago tn Sau Esaactca, 1!r. fsaTues
then proceeded At some length 10 demonstrate. in
familiar tpanner. that in nsa !ntsaing the ocean
sitttancn tet~ zen the continents We correspond
luRly zeducc tho TINS md e15epse Of transrnrta.
tsuu between The extreme West and Eurupean
msrkets. The interest Ct manktuA ia to travel IL
land E&ther than ~ water. II lhe object Of the
UsHego Convention Is worthy the attention OF tie
great AMERICAN People, certainly It Ii worthy Of
onrA. 49,
Hon. John a. Poor Hns the next speaker lie
rsieNcd the history Of the Atlantic 4 81 La&-
Nnre Railroad enterprise, Its obstacles. ana suc-
cr>srs, aud great salue 10 Portland. and spoke Of
the cosyes ponuencc That had pa.se.l between bim-
teE anil the leading tn>bess men znd statesmen
OF the West In regard 10 the object Of tue couven.
tlon: Chicago d the only preat ctT tnar l0oks IN
Portland n IN occau haloor for her, and tltArzs
s9 ne. sest nes1 9s m "" s Se@ = S ok ~,
Today. He reserrcsi to The caruestne-. Of the
e.zsns o. caq ss1e[sy r. = IL tns
EupnDftetl Gy three hundred active men. The call
, 1869-10-01
Quite n Enectnetm.

-- rum {hF Atf CrLrnhA PfEr.rY7e
OLc of the hAndtomfat srd best dressed peptts-
NJ IN the city u . worthy merchant, whose great
pt1tof ii care OF hjnEelI atd hiA addiction 70 Jt,y4
.ts:tg hate procured him rntuuts!sy which, NhIto
y teiIsett Nothing from his Eool looks, utterly
SCI tfsls Ertu hls own tnstcc.ton biz extfen,lIeK
Tie elien!rtiuuee was OF Friday mofn,nR the oc-
csttn of, 10 bin. . notifying expnsasr, whilst
1sntts Looked nrGn Il - m hmuelDR spectacle.
Es:ttt htFaksa,t he Invariably fAkes i murplnR
nslt. bnt, bis rrtAritJ ard rofise recognition an
ieeaAd toF " eat'5 re5csfiana WITH pleasure.
Gftx,'n4 h!tn.tif, therrforr. viii Esrst rerc,
L. aAlI.td 6uf. hC3, htfynKo to my, eTerT ona ID
nct tErred their heads and tauahes,, aa1 romn
iaalte item thn kH!!rfJ of = fra!Heuce over tho
~at !sn sets1ntIR Into the hotssc.
"Ht2t t!l u nirhn r"
a.; . AZ so !aSs !!e bnt nnots aIonotsra'o
"Whst 20 Joi. ste ahaut tue. loo llti!e ,eoun.
cftl: That rtsrt lodY iAltpbs u -
rhhth:" '~' ''"'
uttrNhetned sit.t ahanr, The ul.t usu,,emau
tuired hotEc aEa esRtfiy sought ont tic mirfor.
IL ts' Taste r. had carefully adjuatrs h, allure,
ea' ha''s 'adssd. tossos hss Paats,
, 1869-10-01

Thr St Cr1epius. IN Ma'saehuteits, who havc
ITO Judges, With membership Of over % NO. have
1lls'te nrt1pxsntptA to rorchase coal in Philadel-
Fh!a and nour In the " est and to transport them
ia ttnt State for their use. They expect to Obtain
thtkc srt'c'ta tJ this means ri very cheap rate.
Mis- Walker, yuung iadf, daughter Of Wn,
Halker, Of lsrange County, Va, entlcasorttl. on
The 11'h uls-, 10 wIcst pistol from tho hands Of
hti father d ne was asont 10 ahoot himself, and
r,>rcl.e.. woundr ircm the effects OF which she
saed On Sunday night,
llev. parpAa 6ehFs, D. D., has Written TO North
Caroltna Lat no aid whatever eau he given from
the fenlGdy Southern Educational Fund 10 rec.
tsrian uf dennminsttonnl schools an, that II such
aid Las lcen given III noy caec By snb-aEents 1t
Eas reen without hls lnowleise or content and
cannot he continued day.
The State Of Delaware, originally Of small
pattern, Is becoming smaller iy degrees and beau.
tilulis less- The Delaware River Is said to he
eccroacbtEg on Its torleEs from len to twenty
feet IeE 3ear, aud the sites Of houses which
onec stood far In the nelds are now under water.
Tht cnstosn Q! burning xidowa tn India revives
The moment the Bdtish rule relaxea- Tue explain.
alton Of this custom s supposed to be the fact that
thn permanent terror OF n Hndoo's life Is poison
anil his lsst guarantee against 1t Is hts certainty
that his wife. who cooks for him. even In the
highest houses, viii not order 10 get rid OF him.
'"~ wv ~ u,Atu 'o't"oeu w ~.o""-
An hsilcscd mo'ncf says: lev days ago my
little lfnS years OIL, was couane to the ho1se m
cosAennencc Of had weather. As Is usual IN snch
ca.eF. he was extremely troublesome and nogetty,
an"' 10 consequence 1eee'scd a nnmoer of ecolh-
iaes 10 1oe eoarse OF tne morning. Al LAST ne
looked up Mt nc. With face full Of Indignation,
and exclaimed. 'Natfer, II all the beal1 IN The
world we're ouc lcar, au1 that hcar had sore
head, It Wouldn't be my dnsseF than you are"
Nan on The DAY he hceamo one hundred seara
olo went 70 nave = rhif OF taoes naae, felaa!kine
'aa' "t Hsa'eo tnea MAae tapsesuoa'' "Nn
Eeass oi noo.nana. Inc s9o'ekefpef soeee.teu
'fat 1e 1hent nol I'VE 10 wear eaeh ra:l OF saoea
eut, when the Old gentleman retoffed that he
commenced this onc hundred years good deal
stronger Than he did the last ons. .......
The ''a!arccs due 10 foreiGn countries Tor mai
ferstee n'ass oe PAID n folo. NMc9 requires AZ
eSPfLd'1nF hS Tue lpkt olHec department o.
ssA.s0 per aDtn1n ioF The premium. The rost
master General. hoEcvcr, has recently requested
, 1869-10-01
Judge Jerry FsinrR-Elis nis Suix
AEAluAt the LouisvI1te a es.zayi1te
EkNiIf0ubs

FIRM 'h< Nts AAary Commercial stp.. %. !
~, iEe seleI ta!ed LIN rrr,entel 70 Ihc Sa.nye
Ra'lFca'! oDPan5 by Drs D. ". Yande&i and Ray
.e.s, Ct Louisville for curing Je1y lAack j ar1i,,
nss q; not G+en patt The company haze uo,,aeti The
1tctots that steT dectiEe to pay an4l, accordingly.
nave fttu1t ed the t!1l For = proper u1lirrstanil
III M o. ms Esner, i should y esAtttl that the
nl! vas hkde Ont a41ups 5utIre Black but
st ne tursestion Of the rrestdfnt oi tue rnai it
va ' iad' btiofe me DitectG1s, who, uroa conssl-
etanon, hare whey coEsLls.e.l not To establish a
nftetdett hieh n0uls undoubtedly have involved
mem Y t:mculttes hereafter. The te.nlt, bow
eFeI, me ELffsts s1yP, II that Judge Riack will
onnR e1it for damages Ior the ibJur1e. he sus-
tA,rea: W ont tnls ne Houil hare lone anyhow.
=; ~ not 1e r. ess. as heretofore ssa.ed, as
~, ~ es at 1@ooo TO tlo,e The COMPANY claim
sfe sna nes e.. fespon,.nle ior tho accident,
1Nef thofuu4h tnye1tQat1uu Of me fscta ami
nfoa ne ADVICE Of eminent counsel. bat Tiers
arc alHa1e tMo Ahtes 10 question: anl the Judge.
20 doubt VII seek 10 prove different stats OF lie
sst. @ hn9xe,nefit viii open up 4 great legal
teclded. 3e'o'- ~ -