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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-25
"RICuMoNp, May u, 1859.
{, JTr T. EIi1S {.

.sDear Sir.-This Is to certify that / have used
Your 'Eradicator' three times in the course OF O
week, and conscientiously say that have derived
more relief from 1t than anything have ever treo.
have been afflicted with rheumatism Tor nfteen
years and during that time have been unable 70
dress without assistance. IL has cost me swo
thousand dollars without receiving relici: Your
cerely hope you viii succeed In establishing IL all
through the country, and heartily recommend ~ 70
all afflicted with rheumatic diseases contracted
from colds or other causes.
- And believe me, yours with gratitude,
&C. &. lIOPkINs, No. II Broad street.n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-25

GUNNER ARRANGEMENT TO THE
- NORTH, Fast. and Wet, ei1 the Eich-
carrying the United states mail twice daily. E!c-
g.ut cars with new patent slccpin@-chars on all
;rains. The through trains on this road arc nos
run fTom the depot corner Of Byrd and Eigltb
TG" DAY TIIR0UGU MAI. TRAIN leaves
Richmond duly at ll:l5 y. ", 4ETiving IN Wash
!l.vtua =, G::5 +. Nj. connecting with the early
AFTERNOON express trains ior the North, East, and
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN, with
elegant ears with the new pateut sleeping chairs
attached. leaves NIchmond daily iSHndays except
ed at rs J.. NJ. arri wing III Washington at C:lO \.
NJ, connecting with The early morning trains for
The North, East and West.
Eolh SIEA MEHo stop III alexandria each way.
I'm" ACCGMNDDhTIpN TRAIN for Mil fo:i
au4 II Hay-statiOns leaves depot corner Broad ard
EiHEn streets ut $50 l.. NJ. Returning, arrives a.
Through Qckets and through baggage checks to
FOR iurtG~r information and through tickets. ap-
ply at the office Of the company, corner Broad ana
iirlih streets, Shockoc Iiill and at the ticket Of
ice corner Byrd and Eighth streets.
J. u. GENTRY. General Ticket Agent
SAMUEL RUTH, Superintendent. myt
TGICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
~ HhILEOAp.-On ana after MONDAY, May
al the trains Of t'ls road Will hc run as follows:
yI. .H% ihur ~ ~ go 50 A. A. n. and ESQ r NJ
ACCoMMGDAIIOE TRAIN, with passenger
n. aad Petersburg daily at ! \. NJ Sundays ex-
fhc4A. NJ train viii not leave Richmond on
Sundays aud the $50 =. NJ train Will not leave Pc
Passengers for Norfolk will take tie 235 p NJ.
train on and after August the llth instant.
Baggage checked through.
Ih" passenger coach attached to the coal train
viii leiv" Cl0Tcr Ill! at 4. NJ: and returning,
THOMAS H. wYNNE.
apis Superintendent.
DICuMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-25

WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, BALTIMORE, MD.
Tsc lS-eod6m
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-19
Notice OF Final settlement.

Notice Of Final settlement.
COBOMON CARVER, Administrator Of
- the estate of Morgan Carver, deceased,
having fled IN M one his final account cur
rent with said state together Tiihhis petit
iion praying that be BE released from further
liabilities ss said administrator. This is
therefore 10 notify al persons interested to
Be aul frIe.r before al ll1nUabie County
Cont Of Dallas couHfy 20 De- heiien ~ The
Celfihneze iu ihe fuun 81 Dallas On fbe
laei aliuiay ftht 2sih day 81 Jane. N.
] ,sa uhst aul -hsre the ssse WI bs
ar-e1 uur. ia ca Eel. De- safar " thry
srl--E. -.r--tf. ES.
r- c.f- I'd. o.. texas.
1 c
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-19
The Crue Policy.

John Forsyth, in the columns OF
Mobile Register, says.
1--WE of the South owo it to our
selves and our children to prctermit
no opportunity that is presented
by thc.Ioopholcs and lnpscs in the
reconstruction system to assert our
rights and better our political con
dilion. Because We cannot by one
sweeping victory rid ourselves oflhc
hated incubus of carpet bag and
negro rule, it does not follow that
wo should fold our. arms in sullon
lcthargy. IF VIC cannot gain by ellis,
IL is mono the less our duty to gain
by inches" N-
We hasten to endorse sentiments
80 sound, and TO commend them to
the good people of Georgia. Badger
cd by the Radical party ofthc North,
robbed and 'insultcd by tho carpet
baggcrs who have been elvated to
power and position by bayonets,
Dnd threatened with betrayal by the
tmid aud time serving in our midst,
we must give q fight to Radicalism
upon every field. We must mectit
at every point and cross swords with
it on every issue. Our people must
be kept up to proper respect and
support Of principal or they will
soon lose all that is worth battling
for. There can be but two parties
in this country. The one that seeks
tho overthrow of the Constitution;
the other the champion and defen-
der of it. Wherever and whenever
the last can beat the first it should
he done. Blows of this kind deliver
ell in the South, will soon drive Radi-
calism and its cohorts of carpet bag
gers, and its battalion Of camp fol-
lowers in the shape of scalawags
back 10 tho soil from whence the
abominaiion sprung. The lines
should be rigidly drawn and the
fight stoutly made whenever Radi-
calism puts itself forward, either in
the shape Of open foes or enemies
disguised as friends.
1Colunbus Sun.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-19

Ihis Cia has taken The nni frtmlun
Al the LeaisiaAa state fair IN ipril,
isos. The Committee ofIeiien brokers
and Planters deieTmined lis merits By
the sa,ing of lint and The improve
menl In staple.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-19

Goo r.iHt ao Ial.l.sh be- chs
s. ilst hinleHiii,s ace tluaIti
..tt anl iLr ssFai snrk on ihU
l.Uu u lnmh ~ enc rad -
IrHt in y. liu g. rntialY nhai
900 have rrlf'ilfi in, uni al nuT
t,al,r. 90 buua. haze tuii them
iurN,ars uas q National an'i material
s..se.-siiy Nhirh must force 10 onn
zee iiLr au alalantho,
Hhr ,,.urhrr ~ tlc news r. tho
"iiriai aiyrriis, mvht IN the Jim
Ui,rulr, Ter o'ntraeinIs hF the
ru.ilus. ~ elmmrnoo al 0ncn, ~
hru, wc arr, elise 1" the ieIsi now,
aui NO lhink Ne Alm'st hsar the
i-,lls al lho,russ r,ais llnsling, aud
ihr smart IT the I'lnnging sie,si-
the iron hursr.-Molll We W0uld
base tried IA gnt away from here
lmus u'cn, bat Nc ha'l cpsFJeHof, and
with transportation 10 carry us
l'gAt away, We knoN no batter
country Ia go II, though NO know
plonty at places where wec"uli live
Saslvr, but then We eann Il all live
fact, Same must go slow, ar there
wnuil ho ln0 many collisions for
.,pml,rl, aud G,st men do not till iho
ground; and somebody must 40 this
many must, or We shalt s,nrve, We
cannot all 1.-Two on excitement. We
caunul all buy aud sell gold, anl
drive fast irOltcrs on shell roadsi
any mora than We can 20 up in bal
lunn-, aud make n living 40 il,
There must DO .s0mo 10 dolyo the
earth, aud plud, aud train tho young
aud lead the old; and aid the world
III the regular ,horoughfrcs ofsolid
progress. Nevertheless railroad
IL fast movement, and uscfIlly as,
sists the plodderS aud labOrcrs, and
now we are about TO have II right
away; aud in n little while twill
not require three or four months "a
get our cotton to market aud goI
returns; or to get out into tho NOV
ing wolsd ourselves. Glory To God
wo ARE trcading nj last, on tho very
confines Of Progress, aud arc mid
way between the Oceans TO take
our choice of direction 10 tho Pacific
az tho Atlantic. Tho Cairo and Lit
tie Rock, tho Eunico Camden and
Fulton road, are both about TO con
. Al z. l.. H..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-19
svIo shall be Lieutenant Gov
ERNoR.

INsN'hs
1t is high time this question was
rcttlcd. There are several aspirants
and each has his supporters. The
pcerle. We believe, have generally
'sdtLlcd doSR inJo tho belief that
inopitablc destiny points to A. J
llamilton rs Governor, but no such
unanimity prevails rs to other State
officers. Tho democracy, wc think
will put no candidate in tho field for
governor; they accept Hamilton
from the hands Of tho republicans.
Justice and fair division of Office
would say give the democrats tho
choice of democrat for Lieutenant
Governor, but VIC candidly confess
VIC look for no such division; if not,
then give them choice ofrcpublicans
for that Office, give them in tho alb
scncc of a democrat an honest fair
minded republican. Such an one
can DO found in tho person Of Hon.
A. III. Latimor, of Red River county.
His namo was sometime since sug-
gcstcd by the DALLAS HERALD. The
suggestion then appeared to us as
good; it appears SO still.-Wc have
the honor ola personal acquaintance
with Judge Latimcr, and venture to
say that although he may be 10.
publican, he is reasonable and mod
crate in his views; he cannot be
otherwise, because he is an honest
man. AS the presiding officer Of
the Senate his course would be mark
ed with candor, justice and forbcar-
anco-Shou!d no be called upon to
fill the Executive Chair, his admin
istration would be conservative and
inst, the laws would be impartialIy
administered. We should not fear
10 cntrust the executive duties of
Texas in the hands Of Judge A. III.
IMtimcr.-Thcrc is no more honest
Republiean in tho State of Texas.
fisherman Courier
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-19
Terms Reasonable.

long experience in the business gives
advantage in the manner of curing the
beef. Our brand stands high in the mar
ket for good fat cattle. We will
Guarantee Larger Returns,
Ifpacked with us, than can be obtained
elsewhere. Liberal advances made. We
ask drovers to give us a call.
L. W. PATTIS0N & co.
May Is, lSG0-35:lIt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-19
TEzE GROVER s. BAKER
Se>AstM0 -MocMlNe

tOSN& SNSsp
EATAS AWARDED the Highest IIonors
w at the EHrosrTioA UNIvERsELLE, at
PARIS, 1867, the Cross Of the Legion Of
Honor and a gold meddl thus attcsting its
great superiority over all others; and at
THE LOUISIANA FAIRS OF 1865 h 1869,
held in New Orleans, it proved itself the
victor by carrying off DIPLOMA at the
one of 1868, and two DIrLoMAs thc high
est awards) Mt the Fair of 1SG9-onc for
the best sewing nachiue or general work
and the other for the best machine for
family work.
Its points Of excellence arc-Bcauty and Elias
ITCHY ofSiltch Perfection and Simplicity Of Ma
chincry; Using both the Threads from the Spools,
No fastening of seams hy Hand and no waste Of
Thread Wide Range OF Applcation without change
of Adjustment! Tho seam retains its Beauty and
Firinncss after washing and ironing
Besides doing all kinds Of work done by other
Sewing Machines, these Machines execute the most
beautiful and permanent Embroidery and Orua-
mental Work
GROVER 4 BAKER SEWING MACHINE CO.,
Isl Canal Street, New Orleans, La.
May 2, lSG9--3l:2mo.
AGENTS WANTED.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-19
AXTR'S
S AR APARlllA.
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

The reputation this cx-
cellent medicine enjoys 8
derived from its cures, ma
ny of which arc truly mar
yell1us. Invcterate cas- 8
# scrufulous disease, wi Q 0
the syst0m seemed saturi
ted with corruption, have
fcen purified and cured 10y
II. Scrofulous affections
and disorders, which were
aggravated by the scrofr-
IOus contamination until
thpy were naiufiillv afflicf-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-19

II will purify the most offensive atmcs-
pherc.
1t will cleanse and cure ErysirelAs, all
sorts OF sores, ulcers hollis, cuts, Tounds,ctj.
II will prevent gnngrcnc.
II will curc burns, scalis aud bruises.
Is n perfect pain-killer.
II will destroy and ncutralzc all animal
and vegetable poiccns.
1t will, therefore, cure stiuss or bites Of
insects.
IL will cleanse and purify i'ic breath,
and hence is an excellent tOUlh-wash aud
hcallhfnl cosmetic.
u Eill cure diarlhrn, even in the worst
chronic cases.
1t will instantly relieve horses of the
collie or persons of heartburn.
II will, owing to the bleaching properties
of Chlorine, remove all ink spots mildcw,
vegetable stains, etc.
II will euro Catarrh.
1t will remove rancidity out Of butter and
lard
II will, properly used, he more efIicacious
than any other agent, in preventing the
spread Of contagious diseases, and has
frequently done it.
1t will, used in bathing, keep the skin
healthy soft and white.
We pledge whatever reputation VIC may
havo rs honest, truthful gentlemen for the
peri3r nance of all here Claimed for the
article and more too.
II is used everywhere by the medical
profession MS fast ms il is introduced, and
VIC respectfully refer to all prominent men
of the profession, from very many Of whom
We have the highest testimonials Of praise
| for the Fluid.
AS convenient article for constant
| family use it has ;io superior.
1t has bcrutiful color, and when the
color is gone the virtues of tho Fluid are
lost. Hence be careful not to get the cork
in the bottle or any animal or vegetable
substance, and always keep the bottle
stopped. After the Fluid has acted the
residuum is perfectly inert and harmless.
J 1t is taken inttthAlly as we'll as applied
externally:
II is cheap, selling only at so cents per
| bottle of half pint.
You will find it ut all the drug stores, or
you can order it directly of us.
Trade supplied on liberal ttims.
jim DARBY 81 Co, Propricters,
No. 100 William street. New York.
May 10, lSG9-35:3m
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-19
KANSAS CITY
Beef Packing House.

yJJHE UNDERSIGNED are prepared to
L kill and pack cattle. Capacity for
four hundred head of cattle per day. Good
yards and railroad track connected. viii
receive cattle, kill, Pack, ship and collect
for beef, dispose of hides and tallow, and
make prompt returns.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-19
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
TEXAS UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE,
S0ULE UNIVERSITY,

CHAFPELL HILL, TEXAS.
rINlE Press, the pulpit and the Professors Chair
L constitute tle trinity Of intellectual forces
IN action sor the Improvement Of humanity Their
legitimate union is possible. The Universities of
the O'd World have. tor years, held them IN power
ful combination iu their grand Efforts TO ighten
aud elevate.
oar University, sharing now liberal patronage,
sustaining tine reputation for high scholarship,
aud directed by sound pulpit qualifications proposes
90 add 20 lis mans Of public usefulness the QUNR-
rEELT issnc of MAGAZINE. devoted TO EDUCATION,
LITERATURE, the Classics, and the AIRS.
The proposal has the appreciation and supervision
Of the Faculty Of the College Department Of the
University, Tut Is under the editorial management
OF the studcuts Of the advanced classes. We invite
correspondence, contributions and other assistance
iron the Lterati e the State and We invoke the
Operation Of the clergy aud cdtorsthe leaders and
inspirers Of e1ucatiun-as agents.
Terms, the dollar, in advance, or, six copies 10
one address, for Eve dollars.
+. y. WILKES, Chairman.
q A. GInnINGs.J J. a. ilATNIE, G. &. JonNsuS. W.
y. MARSHALL, W. J. MOAN, BEsJ. TEAlSnAN, n.
y. WArt~H Committee u Pullication.
Ma, Is fsG1-31-f
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-19
Mr. yireiuius Hutchen. iun

Mr. Virgiuius Hutehen. junior
elitor ofthe DALLAS HERALD, and a
poet and literary scholar Of no in
considerable attainments, passed
through our city a few days since
on a trip to "the States" He will
return anon, and resume bis eonnec-
ton with that excellent paper, the
HEsAlD. at which time we presume
there will be more Of him than
there il nov. Whatever may turn
NJ. may bis lot be in pleasant places
aud happiness attend him.
Marshall Flag 81 inst.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-19

The Superior advantages Of this Gin aTe'
lsi. Il enhances the value VI tie eaiion
glazed "a il fully = ssni Per pouni' By 'ia'
proving the staple,
"a. The quantity ofeOlioh glazed in = 81
ven tine is maeh greater lhaa b. any ether
gia Of al equal numbsF Of sass a san Of
eighty sass tuTns cut ten tales per day,
81, II separates fr0m ihse cotton more dust
and notes aud leaves il clearer fFom hsp
than any ether gin made,
4lh. Tho effect Of the steel brush Is 10
sirAishieR out the hht-TemOVing all the
hinks aud khois-eausing il 10 undergo a
partial earling process, The performance
II this at The State Fair Of Mississippi IN
1851, Is thus noticed by the IissisF dNd We
sLaais, Published a, Jaekson'
-Ihs Oaiiua Ola q Guilsti, dlalnsy A a., sHsi,sa
msJL susirT aIaoRs Tho soiIan laurIs, iaiHs 'sIA.
he q taTRins ID, 10 t@is IsT DAY, The samples u
oiisa ssosisi in issuiy s-hnoss And fys.iun i'"u'
zap ans that rgvT sss-lsaking nsTs lku shi.. a.
hats ,,ia IaiT u oiinsn oolion carts than samples
iiua a oullua gin,'
9th. The roller cannot BE- broken by
oyer-fstding,
9th. II Is made In a superior style Of
workmanship, strong aud subianiial, with
iron ends, under the personal supervision
Of the palehlee, aud with the most complete
machinery. Every ore is tested before be-
fore being sent from tho factory.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-19
FREP8RED By
DIR. i G. AYEIs * Co.
LOWELL. MASS.

Practical and Analytical Chemists,
ssld - ~ Iiru-zists sul ns.irrs y aesi-iu- -
.-,..1.-r Ar riarI-=al- u T. =. HART p Co.
"a FTTEEIocE. TrsIaT , c. New orlsars
ntaH-i-s1-s45
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-23
l l6; assessed upon l25 cords wood in mountain.

l l6; assessed upon l25 cords wood in mountains
| valued ut 315 CO.
| John Moran: 8. and C.. tax, I6 IS. delinq.
l %; assessed upon . horses valued at 200 90 A;
wagon valued at loo 90; 80 cords Of wood in
mountains valued at 100 90; Is cords Of wood ia
| Carson City valued at 125 90. Total. 5.5 90.
n. Winn: and G. tax, IL -, drlibq ] Il:
assessed upon household furniture SO 90; mer.
| handiae 800 90 Total, $50 90.
George ". Bo'lan 5. and c. tax. 6s, delnl
l6-lo0; assessed up'n r. y Of Il. No T. Z. and
q. div. Carson City, valued at so 90.
Mrs Susan Cow les: ;. and e. tax, 3 81,
delinq 33-1O assessed upon lott, B. ~. Mus
ser's div. and inproN Ncmenis thereon, valued at
100 90.
Frank Duff: 5. and C tax, 6S, delinq. 1s-loo;
assessed upon the y. 81 feet Of the ". y of q.
No rs phillips div, Carson City, valued at 80 90.
Joseph Il. Thomas: :. aud g. tax, 03.
drlnq., 5e-l00 assessed upon lots Mo-. = 3 q.
and S. in Il No. l, ia Curry'- div, ca sou City,
valued AT 100 90 also lots Nos. and % in Is. No.
IL, same div valued at 50 %. Total, $50 10.
The taNes and ten per cent. thereon for delin.
qGcncy, a." payable in lrgi,l tender paper cutr.n-
cy. and a costs to the officers and Printer, are
pay able in gold coin Of the United States.
TiiOS WELLS,
District Artorncy, Ormsby County.
Carson Citv. March 23a. 1859 mh2iti
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-23
Hates of Advertising
State Of Nevada. County Of Orms by
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE
Notice of Suits Commenced

';D THE FOLLOWING NAMED DEFENDANTS
and u alt the owners {, o. claimants TO- the
.~ai estate and inpr vcnen's there IL or 1nr,yr-
Iuen's, when assessed date!y, hereinafter
described, known or unknown.
ou are hereby nnrIf fed that suits have been
'nmnenc' III the Justices Court Of Carson Towu-
tNip, Orrn>ty G nnty Nevada. hr:pic : War;,
L.~q., Justice If the Peace in and for said Town
-hIp. & C'unts aud STATE. by the state # Nevada
plaintiff, against each "f the defendants i,yr.,u
htter nanei, and c'ch Of the following described
tracts or parcels OF Land with the improvements
taereon. and i'm ruvemeuts when sep.u,teIv
assessed, and all owners uf. or claimants TO- the
.sne. know or unknown, to recover tA- tax and
dellnqneEcy, assessed to said defendants against
ala properly Tor the d Co! ear, cun'H.rnciBg
January l, ls6S, and ending Deceuller 81 ISt;S
and that summons la. been Guly issued in each
ytse. and You are herb, futther notified thar
erless y"u appear ami answer the complaint filed
n said caase. on OF b.fyrc the
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-23
SBeyiG's sale,

10y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION To NJ
- directed, i-sne1 ut q. a. 4 grdsr the zeal o
the Hon Second Judicial District CONT a.
oImshy County, state - Nevada. ~ = Judgment
re iarrd therein on the - #ay of March j. b
ls'9 In favor af MASON & UtTF aud Ay,in.i
y. III boy az. nr thr sum 4 Five tiunlr.l an
tgli go y Oo) dollars, with Interest N the sun
u sis1 10 at the rate ~ ten Ilul per cent pei
anuum from March 2si 1879. until paid. together
with SIS ~ "osts, Of which said costs ga -
o.rthcr with all acrturg costs are frr s. gold
cola, have levied upon. seizrd. aud Will osnosr
~ public sale ~ the front door of the Cnur,
House OF orin-by Connty, ia Carson city, Acysds,
On Wednesday the 5tn day OF NAV,
A. u. 1869.
between the houts of . o'elpck A. VI. and s
o'clock Z. NJ, {" wit: At2u'cinck q. N all the
right, title, interest and claim of the said 4. n.
boyle uf la snl g. TIA. follow ug described pro.
patty, situate and being in Carson Civ, County
uf Ormshy ant state Of Nevada. e. VT: Lots
numbered I = and 3 IN hlak No 10 ~ ptort,r
4 Green's division ~ Clr.'n city; lot- 80 o aud
10, and south IL feat of lots No I, ? ard q in
hio,k NJ ~. Nusser'- division lut- Na LA
I and s. IN block No s. Cnrty's diyishtn: ht- No
!. =, 3, aud :. in bluck No. 9. .am. division
l,t- No. |, 2, .. I, and 6, la block No 10, sane
division, 81 much thereof as may BE- necessary
To satisfy the above Execution costs and arcruing
cets. =. Y. SWIFT,
sheriff ormsb, County
ry v. BUTLER, Deputy sh"tiH.
Carson city, April 10Th isds. mil.tj
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-23
On Wsdnesdry the 5,n day Of May
A. ~. 1863,

ry '. Butler, Deputy shriiI.
Carson City. April 10Th lsG9. nrl1.,d
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-22
A ZEN ana Iul, Po,,r.;,,

As Amanda has become somewhat fa-
nous by her one hundred thousand dollar
verdict and some fortune -hupters may wish
to know how she looks before they start off in
pursuit of her, we give below her portrait,
sketched by an ingenious reportorial artist.
When lady comes into court as a plaintiff
in sensational case, she has reason to expect
that her form, face, motions and dress will be
described. Such facts, in certain sense, be-
come public property and will be appropri-
ated by reporters who are anxious to spread
before the community all the good things
within their reach. The following is suppos-
ed to be correct portrait:
Her features are sharp; but her complexion
Is soft and somewhat creamy. The broad
and intellectual forehead rests easily upon a
pair of prominent cheek bones. Between
them are two eyes, dark and brilliant. In
them is dreamy sentiment, and when the
sentiment vanishes for lhe moment strona-
Ell feeling shines through the bright orbs. and
proud determination flashes forth. Between
the eyes hangs large nose, not decidedly
handsome, nor decidedly the other way. It
ranks among intelligent noses. The lower
part OF the face, terminating in the pointed
chin, would be weak but for the closelv
clenched teeth and firm lips. s.No surren-
der" are the silent words that hang on her
lips. Her har is dark and curling
and falls down on the neck, which
Is larger than the Venus de Medici.
The head altogether is fine, and the face is
the face of strong woman--not strong
minded, but strong in womanliness-denotine
powerful impulses, whatever way they lead
Her shape Is good. Wellproportioned and
in ffc af@r.x
which she wears is displayed to the best adj
vantage on her medium sized figure. With
intense interest she watches the progress of
the suit. While the unromantic counsel read
very tamely her affectionate effusbns, she
famed herself vigorously. At another time
she leaned on her mothers shoulder, and a
Hood OF tears eased her pent-up feelings:
when again she was powerfully affected by
some evidence, and her whole frame was con-
vulsed and shook like an aspen leaf Ger
tainiy she evoked much sympathy from the
audience.