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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-07-27
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL r. r

PENNsYLvANIA CENTRAL R. R
EN- & - - -
ID q h l. r TR A X.
81 Miles the Shortest Route to New York
At Pitsburg trains from the West run direct to the
Union depot, where passengers for HARRISBURG Baltl
and more ali hs New England towns Srs transferred to
trains of the .2IitI
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
tBuy You tickets for New York. Philadelphia and all
points East, via the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne ChcaRo
ana the Pcnnsylyan" Central R"ilro"d fhe 'r"'"s Vi
IL.LI.N IsdCiE N.TR A l.
make close connectonsat NATION and Chicago; and
The entire trip to New York is made with only TWO
changes Of cars.
Elegant Wide Passenger Cars.
Ratsed Roofs ait,rp we'd Seatsi
These cars are Thoroughly ventilated and provided
with every modern improvement necessary TO the
safety and comfort Of travellers
STATE-ROOM SLEEPING CARS,
.t.{.,', Woodrui's Patent
Run through to Philadelphia ON pll Night Trans,
and New York via Philadelphia and Allentown, With
out change, afording Passengers night Of undis'
Landing chem in New York Hours in
Advance Of all other Iinesi
And in time 10 secure Hotel accoinm odations before
the arrival of the passengers by other routes.
To BOSTON and Now England passengers this route
u especially desirable rs II gives them on Opportunity
Mpuutuips besides visiting pltt-lurQ. Hlilalpiphia
and New York, without Extra Cost.
~ All New England passenger GER, holding through
and Boat Connection. in New York without charge
Four Daily Trains Leave n. Y for Boston.
Thirteen Daily Trains Leave Philadelphia
for New York,
Via Jersey City and Camden aud Amboy. Distance,
~ miles; Time, ! hours.
This Is the only by which passo myers can leave
Chicago Saturday afternoon, in o through car This
train 1caycs the ptlsb,irg, Fort Wayne a Chicago
Railway Depot NJ b30 m, and runs through without
delay, arriving In New York nj Goo Monday morning.
Hours in Advance Of Other Lines!
Rork at a;.sa am. tho SECOND DAY, = Ia Hours
In Advance Of any either H""te With cor
MiTIMORE and WASHINGTON
Dr baggage checked through to all stosions on the
Philadelphia and New York, from Pittsbure Chicago,
and all principal Western cities.
no Rates or freight aud express freight 10 any
Eastern point are at oil times a. ia'omhlc ~ are
charged by other lines.
EDWARD II. WILLIAMS,
General superintendent, Altoona Pa.
T !: KlMBALT, Passenger Agent Chicago.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-11-27
ScbifbrIebe in europa.

,gun alen Yunt.sn Der Dit uno Norboa=
Rule lieeen bsute 8eri9ts iber ben sorse(trisen
rna.teuren Sturm por", idreibt bic ,Gnelilde
Corr. pom 80. Oft. Clint Mn3abl Sun S9iH=
briden uir5 semslbst; in yarmouth ALIEN
werben ists5ii6eruaden permibt trelde mutb=
ma6liG nit Mann uuo Maus gu 0runbe &C.
sanaen Tno. Seit benz benfwuroteen Starms
ypn 1866, no etpa 100 @ittwen unb Waiien
ibrer Grnabrcr beraubt wurbel,, berrlbtc tn
garmsutb nidt 10 sroBe Irauer; bas britilds
9anunenbcut Setpn 1T nit itarfen Bei@abisun'
gen in ben b~ortiseu 9afeu eiaselaufen. Sn
Qomeltoft purbe Der Dampfer 3odet, pel9sr
lid BON Gbielbs auf benz @ese na9 Sbansbai
befano, in ben 5afen busIrt. Gunf perlonen,
barunter Der Captain unb rim Ya1asier, waren
beim Ginlteisen in bas 9out ertrunfen. 8si
Ramseate erlitt bic mad Sminemilabe &C.
bDrise Bari Gmilie, ..berengilot 3uerlt tie 9alfe
bes biususetommenen Nettunssbuotes ablsbnte
uno auf eiuen Nemorqneur uartete, grrben
Sdaben. Na9bsm bas &ettunsstout l@ aber
brsi Stuneen lang an berS eite oes S9iHes &C.
balten bate, wiaiste Der pilut Gin, bab bic
Mann19aft bas @6iH uerla0e; fe lpurbs
elidlid sersttet; AUDI sslans IS na9bsr
bas S1if in ben 9afen 3u busiren."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-11-27
&abel< Depe16en

Die in%tereGantefe Na4riht bes 2ele9ra-
pben betriFt bie GrDfnungb es Sue3-
Canals, wpriber folsenbes bert4tet
pirb:
sort 6aib, Is. Moo., via M%leranoria.
Bie, cs 1iG sebDrt, wurbe oes beuti9e Jef'
taa nit einem Trlbfad eroHnet, etnem
Deieuner a Ia Timsah [Ssnaaila liest I'M See
Timlabl bas ben burh fetnen Namen an9e>
beuteten DECENTRALIZATION Gbarafter peni9tens
burb feline prientaliih mdrdenbafte Spus
len3 unb Manisfaltisfeit re4tferttste. gon
ben Mraberf tdmraen Der um9eseno linb sabl
reide Geiter. @elhwaber bet Ssmailia Der,
lammelt, 100 ..ie ben Mu9en Der @dlte Gin
ebenlo priaineles ais malerilhes S4auipie1
bur6 ibreGrlheinun9 fowpbl, als aud bur9
Musfubrung Der ntel geihiloertenu Tattpltas"
(Dettreiten unb &fipiele) beretteten.
Die Blalirtelen unter ben @dfen ielbf iinb
eeblenpet burd bic ei9entbumlthe Yradt
oeS @ebptenen.
sort @aib, 10. Nop. Sreben trift
bic Na6riAt bier Elm, Dap bic GrDfnun9s>
fIptte AM Gnbrunfte bcS Canals IN Sue5
anaefpmmen 1T. Yer Gmpfans Der @dite
mar In cues, 400 bic Tcrbereitun9en. bic Der
8icefDnis bat trefen 1a1en, nod 9ropartt9er
linb, ais inpcrtSa ib unoSsmailia, Elm uber
ATE 8eI6reibung 9ldn5enber. Die aus9e'
pebuten ssabrifen Der Ganal9eleQihaft, apte
Gtabli0ements Der Yerlhiebenen Dampf>
Observation-Disclosures, bic Nelioen5 bes
gieefDniss, oieBobnunsen Der perldieoenen
Gpluln unb viele Der retden fren1ben unb
einbeimifdsn 9auHeute uno natarli2 au6
bic S1iTe ersldniten nit @nbru9 Der Dun
felbeit in Der prdAtisien illumination.
Der Sues Canal bat lia bewdbrt unb 1T.
tpie bic Mmerieaner iaeen, Elm Suecee. Die
aus As Ddmpfern betebenbeS nausuratione
Slotte 1T bier anse1anat. Seine Don tbnen
Bate es nDtbis. einen Gotten gu sebrau4en.
Die ein3ise S4wieri9tett, tpelde tie battea
befanb in Der 9rpben Mnsabl, rpoburd eini>
&c rmebrcre Male auf bic afer ees Ranals
Seoranst rpurosn, aber obne @abe f%retfamen
0a Der fanoise 8oben iie tueber bei9dbtste
nod fefbie1t.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-11-27
Grbbebem in Oeuticblanb.

Bieberum tv:rb ron r,ebrern GrterIdutterunz
gen semslost. ,,0eiern Nbenb", idreibt man
aus 8rauba1 bon, 1. NoY., yuna ST ubr Ser-
lpirts nan bic critic Grl&utteruns ; bieielbe
bauerte nidt 70 lanse an tpie bic stpeite, ,elde
beutc Morssn 10 Minuten mad 4 l1br crfolete.
Man fonnte bieie lebtere Gri4itteruns als cine
wslenfSrmise Seripiren uno brei StDBe unter=
l1eiben, bic cine ltarfe 8smeeuns Der ~bewesli<
den 5ausssratbe peranlaeten. Do9 fdien bic
Gridiitterune ni@t 70 itart gu iein tpie bic am
49, September b. S." Na@ einem Ielesranam
aus @iesbabm purben 1T Der ansesebenen
i3eit b.ftise GrblSbe in Na1au peripirt.
Mu9 aus 5e0en'D armlt abt uirb bapon esmel>
bet. Die 3peite Gridutteruns mar beftis unb
tauerte ssbn Secuneen lang lit Der &id-
tans Don Glib mad Ncrb. Das Grbbeben
wuree in gan; &beinbe6sn uno Starfenburs
beobadtek namentlih in Main3, WOrrlaok
2ansen, pfuns1abt uao @roiserau. Mn leBtez
term Srte tuurben iiber ereibsg Gridutterunsen
ae3a5lt. Ginise ~berielten tuaren 10 fart, bab
@durnIsine einifirsten unb Elm She'll ter &C.
anaItiaten gewpbner aus ibren 5auiern fiidtez
ten. OteiGss eeidub in Iretur uao Nau=
bsim (ar. @robeerau). SIM irssnannten 2iee
bei Darmltabt fol- man bic gan3e Wobs ldon
tletne GreltcDe peripirt baben. Nus Gberltaet
bel Darmlabt, meleen beiVi&e Ylatter POM I.
Ncu.: vS,it Gam flag Mbeno iino bier fanf
Mal mebr pesr peniser ltarfe Groeri9itterum=
gen ssripirt ,pprben. :3uerit am Samltas
eeeen balb nsun llbr, bann bes Nd@ts TIM IL
llbr unb asltern Nadmittass 3 u9r, bann bes
Mbenbs 5 ubr, peldes bic ltarflfe ,par ber
guben ldien untsr ben Jiben gu l9panfen,
man m,ubte liG unwiafurliG feltbalten .robet
Elm aiemltG ltartes bonnerabnlihss 0et0ie mar.
Gbenio beute Morsen eenau I'm Al ubr ~
0arf, bab baS 8st wie Gin 3abn su i&aufeln
i4ten : aud bierbei mar Elm eraulises Getols
seruebmbar." Sn @ie6en mar bic Grldutte=
runs 70 bsftis, bab eeute pon bsn @tiblen auf'
eeiprunesn fnb, I'M @efibl unb lit Der Gur&t
ummfaaen unb bab (uSrhid) S&reibenben bic
Sober aus Der 5anb esfa1en II, tuabrenb bas
alirren Der Genler. tn StSben erfoIaenb, nt&t
NIT BET gepesuns BON @tube aa perelei&en
tuar. Mu9 in 9eibelbers bat man bas Grbbeben
peripurt.
Gin ipGterer Brief beri&tet usiter: Die
Grl&athrunsen (&einen nod nt&t gu Gnbe au
fein. Sn Der Na&t BON, 1. auf ben 2. UNI IL
llbr tpurbe an pielen Orten hes Mittelbeins Elm
neuer @to6 s~sripart, uao an, g., abenbs $50
nabua man eiusn 1ol6sn III b~erislbeu Gesenb-
Roblena gupparb, ct. @oar mabr. SIN
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-11-27

iietrieeu Rent Grc6. Gerau, jrtlaen Darn
aabt nne @ainI a& as b'r Mittelpanh esr
@emegunsen bar. Bon bort aus erRreden nd
bic @abrnebmunsen ;ali& Bic aber @eln-
bauftn uns al&aftnburs, fabSalt& bic iibsr
1eilbronn unt Stuttgart. t1eber cine fsltfan,e
NIT benz Grbbeben pobl IN 0erttnbuns Rsbenee
Natur. Grf&etnuns beri&tet bes "&b. g." aus
@iesbaben: v@arltmeiaer S&mtest sr3ablt
uns ~folsenbss. sIs i'd sersansene Ha&t NIT
meinen 2euten auf benz Warlplabe bef@aftist
~ar, bic @arttRante a~uf,ui&lassn, pures bic
atmsipbate lei gang tbsbedtem 1immsl = e
par seseu baIb 4 tbr-auf einmal 10 i@pil,
ta6 mir tauu, nod III attnaen sssno@tsn une
es uns S~orlana, ale Of pir ratttea IN einsn' ben
sanaen wlab bebsdentes Geuer faaesn. Gs
rurse uns ni&t tpsntsansa; a0eia 'pir bsslten
e., cine Diertelfunte lang aus. Damn lam Elm
Dinbao6, urb plSslt& par bic ncrmals Ismps=
ratur tieber eineet.ten." @i man aus 3sQ
f&reibt, enbete bort bas Grbbeben IN Der Ra&t
auf bex O., init etnent 3iidartsen @etSn."
Wadelise @&srnasine fnb aud III @altbrsit'
bad, et,ise @tunbsn BON Neuwteb, etnssRarst.
Dit ,Matn,er &c., raeloet: ~auf benz ct.
Qui ntiustburme ,purben BON benz abiruasr 2
@tS6e peripirt innerbalb a&t Sstanssn, 70 bab
Ballen, 19iren unt GenRer tra&ten anb hirr=
ten. Ct bsri@tete benz Ginitneer: ~Da mad
btefsn StSeen bielbrstpi&ts nod fart bin uas
Der fdautslen, 10 babe i'd &c mebrere Nal ffiQ
sebalen ; aber INNER auf's rsae fnseu ie an
III tpanten. Grll I'M 10 rbr fonnte i'd lie gun,
Stiaaanb brinsen. Dieltn geriu9 babe t@
abf4tli9 oema9t. psil % mir ~Sorfan, als tpan'
te Der Iburm no9." Gin Mitarbeitsr bes
,Granffurtsr Sournals' i&reibt: ~Msrtmiirb's
mar tas gerbalten meines 9uubes, pel9er I'M
ter benz @9reibtii9e ldlafenb lag unb sben
nod ssi9nardt bate. DAD 1bier fubr pl0b'
lid bD9a errsst aut bette, lief an Der Wano
bin unb Der, perlu1te binter bic S4ranfe gu
fommsn unb lprans, binaussela1en, ale 1rep=
pen auf unb ab, iu9snu uab a~uWeilen plOBli9
it'd bor9euo." Sotann teibt IS in elmer 3wei@
ten Mittbeiluns: ~@ein 5unb (f!siasr Iads=
baiart) 1prans beibs Mal aus Dem S9laf Don
ieipem Eager auf unb lief am NaGmittas aur
lei9t eri9redt, Ma9ts ~pialslnb bsrum, che er Td
tpieber leate."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-11-27

Die pariIer Dldner u1niperS" une
~Monte" ~perontaIten cine @ammsuns
pom Beitrdeen flr piejenisen Biid6fe,
renen bic Mittdl CUR 8elreitunS Der
&eil., unp Mufentbaltsfofttn befmGonz
ell feblen. Beim vllniYers" par bis
gum 10. bereits Is 900 Grcs. einse,
9ansen. Die Linton" uno mebrere
semaines religieuses (Hir@enbldtz
ter) fno rielen1 Beilpiele bereits sez
folst.
Die &aiitrin bat son, Sultaa bic
Grmd@tisuns erbalten, bas fi@ neben
Dem Serge Dapio lin Serulalem] BE-
fnpenbe Terrai1 an3utaufen, auf nell
dem f& bas Grab ber beilisen Sung
frau be1nben fol-. Ste be3ablt oasItlz
be NIT 10000 Grancs.
q @pei5.
@dbrenc in ben GantonenB Bern unb
Grid, fowte in Der 5fli6en S@weij
fi6 srobe 9uf ;eist bic @erwaltuns
oes 2onDes nod n1ebr ju centraltiiren,
rest fi9 in weitli&en Gantone, cine
entldteoene Sppoiition basesen> unb
trete1 belonbers Die Baaotldnber fit
bic Grbaltune Der Gelbidnbisteit Der
Gantone in bic @@rantsn. Sie fin
ben In ben innern Gantone1 9etreue
8unoee9enphen.
Mitslieoer Der Understanding
baben bic Grri9tuns zines Mationalz
centmals fit @ilbelm Sell in Nltorf
IN Anresun9 9ebradt. Die %llrtantone
baben ibrem 5eloen ldpn scrJabrbunz
perten Gapellen 9ebout.
Der ipani1de &ronpratenoent Don
Carlos bat am @enferlee cine YiQa eez
fault. nadoem Ct in ieiner olten 6ei@
matb idledteg eidafte fit ieinen 1brcn
aemaht.
Nus 2uyen,6ure
miro Grfreuli9s5 beri9tst uber DEN
%wabrbaft driitliden 0emeinlinn, Der
iid) unter Der cprttgen Ber6lferun9
funcgiebt. Diele fra9t meni9er mad,
Der i'm 3erfau NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
als naa 9uten @erfen. Das bewieien
jInet perl6ieoene 0emeiuoen> welde
oas bel Nnlab pes Subildums 9eiammelz
te Mlmolen fir bos fatbolilde Woilenz
taus |denften, oenen @riincuns i'm
Noroen Deutl6lanos Der 8onifacius<
Gereiu beldlul1en bat. Mit &edt
cmpfebien eeutl1c Bldttcr oiele fatboz
lilde Ibat Der 9urcmburaer 0lautensz
eenolleu DEN 0emeincen in Dcutl1lano
;ur Nadabmun9. GS 1T mod gu Be-
merfcn> pob bic pfarr9emeince Spnz
rorf NIT ibrem Beilpiel y%oran9ins.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-11-27
Mrbeiter=Sflapcrci

Die Neaer-S ~flaperst i'm Suben III aufeebc-
ben ; aber in man6en 1beilen pes Ncreens ert-
nirt nod fir bieJabrifarbeiter Elm 3ulfano, wel-
der ais @flapsrei be3eidnet werben mub. Be-
1onbers bridsrb ideint bieie StlaSerei nod IN
ienen Gtaatsn gu lein, pslde fd ibrer freibeit'
liaen @sdnnuns Dorsusspeiis ribmen: in ben
Nsusnglanb-S taaten. Sn Na1aduetts tper>
ben nod CARTE Ginber uno 0rauen gu spDlf= unb
pier3sbnlunbiser Mrbsit per Sag III ben 5abr'ten
anaebalen. Die bort i'm Gutitebeu be9rinene
Mrbeitsrrsform vartei" bat es fir nStbis be-
funesn, tir3li9 ben Bei1lub au3unsbmsn:
DAP jster Ganbisat fir elm politii6ss Mmt
Der bic llntsralBuns Der @rbeitsr Serlanst f4
perp1idten ioa, auf Grlab eines @eieses binsu=
pirfenL psldea ben Jabrif~G t%atlifemsnts bss
Gtaatse p%erbietet, Trauen unbainber LANCER ais
10 @tuuoen tasli@ gu bel6dftisen."
CUR aenn3eidnuns Der SYrannei tpsl@er bic
Oabrifarbeiter in MaHaduietts unterporfer
inb> ssniiet 60, foIssnoe BON General Vutlsr
bsliGtists GbatiaGe an3ufubren: Sober Jabr't>
arteitsr, pe!Ger ieinen Ylas psrla6en nil, BE-
earf oa3u zines GntlaGuussi&eins BON isinen'
betrsfsnren Mrbeitseber ubtr @ufiebsr. Sbne
cinen iul6en Sdsin piro Ct DerraSss eines ALL
aemeinen l1ebsrsintommens Der Gabrifanten IN
teiner anbern 8abrit ansenommeu. Sn Mala'
duletts, in Der &spublit Mmerita, beifebt alio
nod cine Ginri&tuns au l1nsunasn Der Mrtsitsr,
pel&e soear Souls Mapoleun in Granfrei& auf-
aetoben bat. Die @ertdte Don @a6a&uletts
lnS suar uw abbalfe ansesansen porosn unb
Butler bat einen berartisen GaQ bur@ ale Sn'
aanasu ssrfoIst; aber perestli&! Der 8s'&ste
lautete babin, baB Der In &ebe 1sbenben Gin'
rt&tuus mad ben befebenben @etssn ntbt BEL
3utommen Jet.
Die NeserlflaSeret If bas 2anb eladlt@ Loo ;
1T e. niat an Der 3eit, iest :nsli& au~ eafar
III 1uraen, bab bic pielfa& eefne9teten Mrbeiter
I'M Norben mirfli9 fret tperben?
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-11-27

lleber bic 3abl ser nod in CANADA lsbsnbsn
Snbianer ma&t eia sir,li& eri&iensner anatlt<
&srgeri@t folssnbeR ittbetlansen : Sn bsrTra=
ping Ontario parea sortses Sabr 1850, Snbia=
ueI@e f1 titsera uus 1870 sermebrt babsn
tlnter ben seri&iesenen @tdmmen fnb
BE GbipYapas, Robaufs unb fs&s Natiensn
an. sablrei&fsn. Sn Der srostns Auebse IT.
trus ibre 3abl $500, bic Dermebruns uxsefatr
100. Die 3ablrei&Nen Stauarae fxb bic Rae
Iapas I'M unteren ct. 2oreaa 1850; bic Srs-
aauis BON g%anabuapasa, 1861 ; bic 81. &ests,
e01 ; bic Nippiifns, Alonqrias nnb Srsaaeis
rem Iop @ountains see, Gil s; bic Btrfmits
684 ; bic 6arouen ssn1sretto 3SbIen aur 297.
Nosa Scotia entbalt 1850 @ieRaes, bic In
auan,is oeri&iesenen Banben au~iammsnlsben;
bic aablrei&ien iinb in @uYsburuueh 1aItfar,
gieteu,, antisoniih, Cape Breton, Aussns,
&i@monb unb 8ietorta. Nep 8ranspid bat
2120: bic srSbten G3emetnesn fab in ben
Guunties Sent Iobique, Nurtbumberlanb unb
III brei anbern @tatiexen, n6mli&: Snbian
8tnase, Snbian woint uub seseniber Gresertt>
ton. o'aua Canada, NIT ausi&lub bes Rers<
,peitsns unb bes soru,alisen 1ubfon<8 ay-Ierri-
teriun,s, bat btmna@ unsefdbr 24,O0O l1retn-
,pebnsr. gisIe BON bieitn fub gum brtaentbum
be!ebrt unb baben 8ir&er uno @&ulen. Rit
Der Civilization fnb aud bic 9ater Der @eiben
III linen Setommea, bas it Elm @runs, bab ibre
2abl INNER fleiner tpirb.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-26

How's THIS ?-On Saturday the " Hon.
LEWIS LINDSAY" field marshal Of Governor
WELLs's cohorts, was found in the Enquirer
engine-room in state altogether unbe-
coming his dignity and consequence. He
was conveyed by two policemen to the cage
in q limp and helpless state, his mind
wandering wildly the while. The steam
was exhausted in the boiler, but LINDSAY
Yves well charged. When he was taken to
the cage Governor WELLS did not 60 to his
assistance, which shows much ingratitude,
since when the Governor Was up before the
Mayor on the charge touching "that let
ter" two or more prominent gentlemen
came within the bar of the accused and
comforted him. Could he not have done a
like kind act with equal grace? LINDSAY
has done him immense service, and will
still rant and roar for him as soon as he
gets his legs, and charity and policy both
combine to impress upon the Governor the
Importance of taking care of LINDSAY and
his secondhand fiddle. WARDwELL does
not like LINDSAY, but even he would be
glad to give him quarters in the penitenti-
airy and feed him we'll. Is there less hui
mainly in the Government mansion than in
the penitentiary9
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-26

coxr Dows.~-The Everett House and Me-
tropolitan Hotel, in New York, have backed
down on the question Of receiving colored
guests. The former took in dark skinned
hunter for quarters, and the latter suffered
Lieutenant- Governor DUNs (dun-colored) to
grace the register with his name, where
upon he was assigned room. with walters,
eto.. TO mako him ct ease in his inn. These
hotels are In fair way to increase their
custom In the dark line-if they do not
charge too much. But they have set out in
8 direction which, from the strong pre]u-
dices existing in New York, will render a
reduction Of fare inevitable. The Astor
bravely stands by its resolution, announced
with unsurpassed brevity, thus: "lmpos-
sible." 1t will be found that there are
other things impossible"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-26

Colonel FoRNEY and the party Of gentle
men travelling with him appear to have
been shot through the State as out OF
cannon. What they could learn here IN
six or seven hours is what we can't say,
save that they had learned nothing. Many
citizens would have been glad Of the op-
portunity to speak with them; but how
dye do ?" and "good-bye! J" was about all
that there was time for. Thanking Colonel
FoRSEY for his zeal in behalf Of the set
Element of the South, we must say that the
State is not to be done up quite 80 rapidly
and that little more deliberate obserVa-
ton might be advantageous to oil parties
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-26

HiN to Hit; or, Days and N'qhts on the
Banks of the Shenandoah IN the Autumn
of 1864. By JOHN EsTEN Cooke, author
of "Surry of Eagles Nest" &c. New
York G.. w. CARLETON.
This new story of Colonel COOKIES is q
brief and fierce episode in the strange life
Of the Virginia border in the autumn of
'64. It has somewhat Of historic value, as
We are assured that what is not literally
true in it's narrative is substantially 80.
The authors popularity will secure vel
come for e" Hit to Hit"
For sale by G. L. BlDeooD.
The Cloud on the Heart. A Novel. By A.
s. Roe, author of Long Look Ahead"
"I've Been Thinking" sc. New York
G.. w. CARLETON.
The author of this book has produced q
large number of novels, which are said to
have had good run in this country and in
Europe.
For sale by G. L. BIDGooD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-26

The Dispatch continues it's remarkable
stories. Yesterday was fish story-about
bull-frogs recapturing fish called buil-heaas
after they were caught and thrown ashore'
and taking them back into the water. .,
We have the key now to the favor with
which the Dispatch listened to those sirens
the tuneful nine.-EnQuirer.
1t is happy conceit that awards to the
voice of the great amphibian basso-pro-
fundo its suggestive force in relation to the
harmonious nine. But much happier
idea escaped the Enquirer. The nine, too,
have been engaged in saving " bull-heads,"
and restoring them to liberty!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-26

IMPUDENCE ExTRAoRDINARY.-An north
ern Methodist paper published in Atlanta,
Ga, says:
"When this secession lin 1S44l occurred
there were churches and parsonages all over
the South decided to the Methodist Episco-
pal Church. All such property belongs in
law and equity to the Methodist Episcopal
Church. Ii the forts, arsenals, and guns
re-taken in the war, belong to the United
States Government, these churches belong
in justice to the Methodist EpiScopa!
Church." e.
That is to say, the name being changed
the case is altered. No Christian could
even think of stealing another mans pro-
perty, much less do it. These northern
Methodist preachers need the impudence OF
devils to enable them to preach to honest
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-26

"oaAs's .suFFRAaE.-Wei have nothing
to 90 With this question in Virginia. That
IS ona monstrosity that never travelled fer
South. The Tribune Of New York gives
the strong minded women of that part %
the Horld the benefit Of the following aaroit
paragraph:
pand Of Spartan women, led by
proIessor,-of wornan's rights, we sun
pose.appeared at the registry Yesterday F.
washington, and called upon the rer;sirar
70 enroll their names on the l;st - Sn,ass
. Mahe the puzzled officials ere cousidsr;no
ING ease, We hope next to hear ~ stass
Papne-sprited women calling nnon .A ~ .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-26

THE NINE.-The sobriquet Of the most
celebrated committee ever known has re-
Gently been happily illustrated by rapid
accession to their views which made them
and their followers "nine out Of ten" of
the people Of Virginia. But this point has
been passed, and the "nine" is about to
be merged in the general food Of harmony.
A distinguished gentleman will be present
on the 18th instant, and pronounce its eu-
logy and announce it's happy end.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-26

VERY CooL.-A carpet-bag organ re-
Gently very coolly asked q contemporary
whether he would concur in the right Of
negroes to hold office? Considering that
the carpet Dagger sheet is using all its
power Of argument to deprive aohite men of
the right to hold Office, this shows high
order OF impudenee. 1t deserves to be pa
tented! 1t would sell well in rights to
counties or States. 1t is good thing when
you have effrontery to have it Of the genu-
inc sort. It is only sold by "carpet-
baggers.''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-26

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This specific is confidently recommended to all
sufferers from any of these annoying diseases as
certain and speedy cure, completely eradicatiug
the disease leaving the skin delightfully."- soft and
pleasant. z- a.. .,..-.
For sale by all druggists.
PURCELL, LADD CO., gents,
an Ia-grn .1'% 5 Richmond Va.