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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-08

A CALIFORNIA HABIT" Take
drink ?" is form of expression somewhat
common in California. Formerly there was
absolutely nothing which could be consum-
mated without going through the ceremony
business transactions, the meetings %
friends at strcet-corners any posslnie OPP
portunity, in fact, was eagerly selzed !or 'he
purpose. A little of all this has been
modified. vet there is more than enough
left. At the theatres, between the acts
there is greater rush out than could be nc
counted for from ordinary causes. Our
people arc n thirsty race. A young lady,
commenting in one of our papers on VISIT
paid by her to the opera in company with
Young man Of otherwise uncxceptionabie
habits, but somewhat prone to "going
out, says:
" Hardly were they seated before he must
70 out and get EjrettO; which hbTctto,
being brought. smeiled horribly of cloves.
Then the book fell, in quite unaccount-
able manner. over the balcony; and on the
return of Augustus with the missing docu-
mcnt the odor thereof was one Of unmis-
taxable juniper. Here the first act ended;
and, BY Jovc, there's Frank and forth
with WISH DccHlnc EcCtsSdIN W 'h'' Seh
tlcman, whose habits could not have been OF
the hest, seeing that proximity to him had
diffuscd about her escort, on his rc!urn, a
strong favor of Otard. After this there
was a frc-alarm, and with something about
the Office Augustus disappeared again,
returning with piece of champagne cork
in his beautiful, curly wl:iskcrs. This kind
of thing, the young lady is confident, was
conc ever at least dozen times, and led
her to think seriously on the subject. 1t IL
all over with them now
Temperance societies do not thrive in our
midst, and with all due respect to DR..
Scuddcr, who has asked from the pulpit
"Sball we drink wine? and has since
published his sermon on the subJeet,) |
question whether they ever will. Callfor-
mia is, as some of your citizens know pretty
well, q tolerably dusty old country; the
climate is warm anywhere excepting San
Francisco, and much Of the South has
broiling temperature; the grape thrivcs
everywhere: ergo, think ave shall drink
wine" and do go with some spirit.-Chl-
cdqO ,JOu3Rnl.
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TIE WATER CREss. This is such plea
SAINT salad to the taste, and is so wholesome,
that it is singular such an easily-grown
plant should not be used more and made a
marketable commodity. In some parts OF
America it is used, but not to the extent il
is in tie old countries; if it were once to
be known as the finest purifier of the blood
of Ell the herbs N existence, it would surely
meet with as good sale AS radishcs celery,
&c. Il is eaten exactly in the same way as
other salads, and in London tons Of it are
retailcd daily; it is taken round BY girls
chiefly, who cry it through the streets in u
musical kind of way.
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5'ERTEVEyEsssi.

Tl7IIE, ALBEMARLM FERTILIIlNG
4 MILLS. THOMAS j. ElRkPhTElCk,
Lyuchburg, c. II. IlOBSON, Lynchhurs, have his
diy formed Il co-partmcr5hip under the firm name
Of KItKPATRICk II CO.; ". II. PARISH
Superintendent: and have purchtscd the factory
street Richmond Va, Libby Building: for The
purpose of grinding PLASTER A&D RAW
BUNES, and take pleasure now In Offering IT, the
farmers and dealers very superior article OF
KAW BONE DUST, free from any adultcratlon
or acids, and warranted to contain ~ large Per Per
plaster is of the best Blue Windsor, and ground
with great care rs to lncncss. \ liberal discount
To tho trade. M orders promptly attended tn.
VIII pay In cash the highest market price for
pnEES Sc 3-ln
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Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch
LETTER FROM GOSHEN.

FROM CULPEPER TO GOsHEN-UNIVER.
SITY-STAUNToN-SIB lRoN-sTEEl
woHKS--yAgIETY SrRINGS-G OSHEN-
COLD SULPHuR-ROCK AL UM-G CT
BATHS-UNIvERSITY HIGH SCHOOL,
NEW ALUM SPRIN G-HUNTING-INTE-
RESTING, REVIVAL.
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GEE Emf.

(EMENT.-The celebrated ROUND
OTUP" HYDRAULIC CEMENT-uscd by the
Ohio railroad Companies, and upon the Govern
ulcnt buildings ut Washington. rs cqual IL The En-
srndtlr In MI other respects and Surcriurtn IL IN
uuick sctting-8aO barrels Just received. tcrtih-
~ j. =. POWELL,
Manufacturers Agent,
all Slim III! Main street.
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"FORM0SA.':

opinion OF THE MANAGER OF DRUHY
LANE THEATRE on THE CHARACTER or
DION BoUCICAULT'S NEW PLAY-WIiA1
THE ENGLISH PUBLIC DEMANDS IN THE
WAY OF AMUSEMENT = SHAKESPEARE
DOESN'T PAY.
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" There was shoat, and lamh,
And good old ham,
As mIIrn rs Won could wish it,

l. was, indeed, q feast OF fat things Uor
il was put off once to get the pigs fat), and
day long 70 be remembered by those pre-
sent.
After dinner was over, the time between
that time and night was whiled away in
different ways some of the gentlemen
riding out with those that they loved others
writing letters and talking 10 their Soreet-
hcortS.
At little after dark tho concert com
mcnced. But just before it did we were
agreeably entertained by the patter of the
rain against the house, which was, indeed,
music to our ears.
After singing few pieces we had dia-
logue between two of the Oratorical So
ciety, which was very Gmusng-so much
80 it was called for the second time. We
also had some remarks from some present.
Mr.. Johnson, from the Seminary, was
called ON, and replied briefly. Mr.. j. W.
Dupey, of the Oratorical Society, was
then called upon, who replied, much to the
amusement Of the crowd. Indeed, it woald
do you good to hear him. After singing Il
few more pieces all were requested TO en-
gage in singing the long metre poxology to
the time-honorcd tune Old Hundred, which
closed the concert.
Over 5000 were clearcd-cnough to re-
pair the church.
May that day always be looked back
upon as one Of the green spots in travelling
through the desert of life is the wish Of
One WHO WAS PRESENT.
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.r.,r,oE s.TEs-.Future Days.
BY Lee & Goddln,
,E,,,ta A cents and Auctionecrs.

VALUABLE LOT, WITH A \, ER a II;
I'm, II ~ GE tSpFtCoSD BETWEEN CANAL AND
nvRn 81 SFTREETS, AND a VACANT LOT h VI.
FOR SALE AT I A All On the premises
relrEcIHs n the 10th of September. 1859, nj D
o on p NJ the property located rs ab2Te VIZ
FRAMED DWELLING AND hl Al sdaand
s,rnet now In the occupancy Of Captain !" lllil
=. Kelly. Also. a VACANT Lot adjoining LON 'he
same and fronting thirty feet. more or lSSS;
IEhAS 0"'N Auctlonccrs.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
STOVES AND gISWARE.

GTOVES AND MISUNDERSTANDING on
~ hand u large assortment Of the most approved
COOKING and HEATING STOVES, | am cna-
hicd TO offer them TO the public ut greatly reduced
prices for CASH. All STOVES warranted to give
satisfaction. Old STOVES taken In exchange or
repaired.
All needing real good article of Stove, adapted
both for country and city use, will call on
GEORGE KLEIN,
au se-eOdlm* OH Broad street.
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ByPainc & Co. Auctloncers.

ARGESALE OF FRESH DRY GOODS.
ROOTS SHOES. &C.-On WEpNESDAr
tho sth instant commencing at 10 o'clock, we WI.
sell nj our aucfon-rooms large ana attractive as
''I FRESU AND sEAsONABLE DRY GOODS,
comnrislnr y great variety Of new and choice
stvlcs. now receiving and adapted to the wants o.
S o.9 CASES BOOTS, SHOES, AND BAI.MORALs,
-oceiying from Boston. among which are many
nrInc goods with n good proportion OF extra Si@cS
rnr mon and women with an Invoice OF
READY-MhDE CLOTHING,
CtRPFTINGS.
SHAKER HOODS.
TRAVELLING BAGS,
MEMS AND BOYS HATS
FANCY GOODS IN VARIETY. &C, &c
w " PAINE & CO., Aucti0nccrS.
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4 SpRIG OF RUE FOR Mrs. STowE.-Th
New York Commercial Advertiser has the
following:
"The visitor to Castle Chillon, who has
descended into the gloomy prison where the
pious Downward passed go many wretched
years, will pcrchance remember having
noticed upon one of those
Seven pillars Of Gothic mold
In Chill0n's dungeon, deep and Old
the name of Byron carved in the fami-
liar chirography of the poet on the solid
stone of the pillar. If his memory serves
him thus far, it will also aid him to recall
another inscription upon the same column,
and Immediately above that of Byron, in
these words Harriet Beecher Stowe We
know not whether the distinguished author
of recent article penned to make the name
of Byron and his sister infamous for all time
wrote this inscription herself, or whether
some kind friend did it for her; but in
either case, and considering the loathing
and contempt she has so freely expressed
for the dead poet, we should think that
even the juxtaposition Of their names on Il
pillar in Bonnivard's dungeon would be
enough to unscttle her delicate nerves.
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FOR TOBACCOSESTS.
NOTICE TO MANUFACTURERS.

~
We would call the attention of tobacco manu-
racturcrs to the fact that the NEW STAMPS have
been issued, and It would be advisable TO groove
the boxes strictly In accordance with the revised
regulations, pamphlet copy of which VIII be
supplied gratis 10 any manufacturer upon april
cation to us by mall.
We are prepared to make TWo-TlllRDS CASH
ADVANCES upon full market value Of shipments
OF tobacco, &c.
HOFFMAN, BALL 4 CO.,
Tobacco Commission Merchants.
M 23-eod3m IS Exchange Place, Baltimore.
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BOOTS, SHOES, dc.

boot AND SHOE MANUFAC-S
ID TORY.-Thc subscriber would inform ia
his friends and the public that he has COM ~
mcnced the manufacture Of Ladies' and Gentle.
mems BOOTS, SHOES, and CATERS In all tho
various STYLES Of the season. and solcIts share Of
public patronage. plcdginG himself to use every
cXert'on 10 please. DAVID ). WRIGHT,
M 3--aOG5w 1922 Main street
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TXECUTOR'S SALE OF LAND.-ln
L y accordance with the provisions Of the will Of
Lucy Ann Ship deceased. the undcrs iGncd VIII sen
DAY. 10th day OF September, 1859. All the III Al
ESTATE. Of which she died possessed, consisting
Of TWO LOTS Or PARCELS or LAAn 50
IvIn.t as To- constitute ono farm Il desired. The
iir"t containing SEVENTY-TWO ACRES, ard
the second FlFTY-EIGHT AND \ THIRD
ACRES These lands are situated IN INC county
or CaroIluc Va five miles from Hanover Court
house. station on the Chcsareakc aud Ohio rail-
road. and upon each lot there Is t"Clinc-housc
and ou-houSCs.
TERMS: Liberal, and made known on day Of
sale. RICHARD ~ otA =, e.,
Executor of Lucy \. ship, deceased.
I,%
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T \ n d 5
/ have In my hands for sale FARMS IN almost
EVERY SECTION OF THE STATE ON or near
railroads uayigablc rivers, and near 10 towns and
VILLAGES GEORGE VI. DREWRY,
au li-lm* IVll Alilu street..
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An Unvarsiistled Story Of II Country
Festival for q Good Purpose.
the Richmond Dispatch

Correspondence Of The KIchm0nd Dlspatcn.
SEPTEMBER i, 1869.
Thinking it might not be amiss, will
give you Il brief account of the festival and
concert that came off at Bethlehem church,
Prince Edward, Va, on the Goth Of August,
1869. 1t was for the purpose of raising
finds to repair the church.
Most of the crowd had assembled By II
NJ, but we're disappointed in not hearing a
speech from Mr.. E., who Was expected to
speak. Mr.. J. II. Davis made few re-
marks, which were good and amusing
Then Il song or two. Then it was announced
that the ice-cream, cake, lemonade, and
fancy articles, were all ready for disposal.
After awhile came the dinner-and such q
dinner the writer had nos seen for some
time:
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E AIDES SARATOGA AND GENTS
I TRAVELLING TRUNKS. The largest stock
and the lowest prices can lie found 4, G.. Hell
LER,S. corner Of Sixth and Broad streets. Ch!lcs
4 Chcncry's old stand. au 7-cudtSrp-
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BY James VI. Taylor, Auctionecr,
Office SCI Main street,
49,, ,-,orc IoI,,y GDntsv.nQI Hotel.

A NEAT FRAME DWELLING AND MD
"A FIVE VACANT LOTS AZ r., RnCh 81 IL
TIIlliIrRSDhY, September o. 1899, on, the premises
\, !o'cInck +. NJ, the ahovc~namcd property, To-
;rhn 50 FR&TE DWELLING, containing four
rooms. and in good order The lot fronts on the
scuih side ofNicholas street = icGt ~ IiH lSet
fronting 81 feet By 100 feet. ,,.., !,
Twn / OTIS nj thc corner Of Bloody Run and Ash
streets fronting each 20 feet by $50 feet.
Also one LOT fronting i: !cct on the Gust sue u
Lester street. ,-. :, ,r,1-rc,
nor huCtioEc"r.
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BOOTS, SHOES, AND HATS.-As,
4 few cases more Of those celebrated La EEA-
dies Congress Caters at 81: Ladies' Scwcd "a
Morocco Boots at Sl.25; Gents Carpet Slippers
ut 7Jc. Gents Scwcd Lasting Caters Al $l.;5 On
hand at U. !ELl:ERS.
corner Of Sixth and Broad streets
au 7-c0GtScp8 ChllcS & GhcncryS old stand.
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DENTISTRY.

DR. GEORGE +. KEESEE, gra- e.
J Guatc Of the Baltimore College of&TlYN
Dental Surgery gives his undivided attention 10
mi operations pertaining TO the practice of dem
tIstrv both in It's relations to The NATURAL Or
CANS andt to their substitution by beautiful sets Of
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
TEETH EXTRACTED by the aid Of pure nj
lrous oxide gas when desired.
Oncc corner Broad and Nineteenth street..
jy 2i-jm
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W4ODET WARE.
WOODEN WARE, WOODEN WARE.
w
50 dozen two and thrcc-hoop BUCKETS,
% dozen VAENISu BUCKETS,
10 dozen CEDAR BUCKETS,
10 dozen BRASS-BOUND BUCKETS,
50 dozen four and fve-string BROOMS,
% nests PAINTED TUBS,
Is nests CEDAR TUBS,
dozen CEDAR CHURNS, &c.
For sale by WAGGONER & HARVEY,
icn No. Pearl Block.
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LUMBER, LATEsS, sxc.

4 UMBER, LUMBER, LuMRl.R.-The
l i subscribers keep always on land largo stock
- 7 IfNBFR of every description. Mahogany,
BLANK and Newell Posts Shingles, Slaves, i.sth',
smokes. &c, OF their own planniaetnrc. HAVING
Tie controlling interest In The belt MIL In the State
~ fTnish on able terms timber OF all sizes
ana dimensions. Always on hand 4 large supply
OF BALED FORAGE (hay and oatsl. W. occupy
streets Give us 4 call before bay Ing clsemneIe.
10 ls-.-smr TRUMAN j. PARKER y w.
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tBy Grnbbs 6 Williams, Auctionecrs,
r,o,.,u,s, between Main and Bank streets.

ENTITY ACRES or VERY Y y! LIZ :
RT'r LAND. ADJOINING TREE :, HILL HI,
And TIE PRolERTY or GA 7 MS III hHs seiI
DAY FOR SALE At AUCTIoSTI1MNssp Gli the the
AZ aP saatnmber. ut o'clock p. D., the FIETY
ACRES OF LAND nboyc described aaJo PM
Tho lands of Franklin Stearns, Captain henheuA!'
and Joseph J. Plcasants. ood ;, o,,b
This Iand heIng near the city and in good nelgI-
,,orhooG makes IL very valuabc for suburban resi-.
dences or neutrality-suspicious.. 1t WIZ De sou nS
whole or divided.
lh''''' GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
Auctionccrs.
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~ HELLER, corner of Sixth and Broad
VI. streets. has The largest stock Of TRUNKS I'm
the city, and sells them cheaper than any other
house in the South. AN 7-c0atScrS
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DR. GEORGE b. Steel, DEN Ed
administers pure nitrous oxide gas daily, and
EXTRACTS TEETH WITHOUT PAIN, and
performs all other dental operations In skl!iul
and satisfactory manner.
=. Il. As Dr. Steel is frequently absent during
the summer months, his patients from the country
would do well to communicate With him by letter
before coming to the city.
Post-ot!icc box 294, Richmond, Va. an ll-d&w
DR. G. l.. KLOEBER, EES
SURGEON DENTIST. &HYr
ARTIFICIAL TEETH mounted on any desired
plate
VULCANITE SETS for 500.
OLD GOLD SETS bought for cash, or exchanged
for those OH other base.
TEETH filed thoroughly ard gently. \ new anil
enlarged NITROUS OXIDE GAS APPARATUS
will enable me To have 4 constant supply Of this
delightful anTsthCttc. oo,
Dental rooms and residence, No. 9o2 BROAD
STREET. au'V
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WANTS.

WANTED, A HOUSE.-Wanted i'm
" lncaiatciy Il FfRST-'LASS DWELLlHG,
crntrajl yIOratcd GEd FURNISHED. For such 4
house Il rent Of 81, guJa year will be paid. Adj
dress lock box 10, Richmond post-oiiicc.
, 1869-11-28

Enes wor.s Of Legitimate dtssna. quilted the Tbs
s.re Esst reezsne Of tie IrzuaS-r CT the A4IL
snce Go &c! ipow. ....... .-.
AL wtpt on5 cf Ian c1pD cd baildlas with lu
cooked cutsaecca, tts qaess arcade. iss kfssit
ttcketse.tsfA md heard eansa Ia dz1xKted sktFts
ssesr1na ns+s tretr e.sasrrot.tneut And sa~
t2psy fp81es atRadtaG In t,t fa1u ~ Alwzyt fata1
Il Louton) wstttnxza rob sou.sssIdJ urster thAu
ihrss. I thought bow lnoFvalhY sxIIcrs VOLS
represented the theatre. u the par, aud the
quarter ol tAe cry rae Ioodaa Il lac present,
AK Ac1ux Uv 7nI rAsr,
reelfx cs1tAlLy Represents IT'S rsst, Twenty
Ete .aa1s aso Ef waa thought one
CT tHn bsxt al nt1ns trzgedtans, tx
he tad = pos tsfai re:ec, 2rd cGaA mt Hka Eng
carnh5sea, He s:aot1 At The nes4 Of h!s lArnts&
R'tn; hut TIT Natural ncha0 af acting cams
IT, md lets a4 stlut-art-thuudes sty|e oat IN The
eotd. na cooa rat cearee: nb d'a aos a,sa ~
Ns declared ths tiuaea unSoInnst, AMI she fesal1r
khan rnarpst-:atlve- lie srcw u.osoM and ptttG-s
he co@id nor Eet engagements waera ones ho
would 60. hare r'syr1. Hs vns Obliged u SEEK
Tho p:cstf "a. and COW. Iso., DID, t<cker, ELs s1-
tesort, hs Is n!I3s Al the Wt;l8 II. last engags:
mett ae viii ese1 Felfafn IN TO rceIopo.
HA il " I'D to tEni how The oaea
E1eat ts1Eed'an, through 10 malt n1 h8
own except that he h.. usAd tao lonS, Il
ror resudet!. ara tokt15, a. unc o. tie WORK nf
acta.1- u nc were .t1pgcs he r1tsar draw s. .,cr
DoFu3. brl eter LIS r-oEtr Of sos'tnx " ssrAisJ
tttnfntshed- reH tasass arc NOR Isc!a1cAtly
shau -ef Uz1 10 1at:.ee he gt1e14Goa InA8 gaEe
ltn kJE7A{ht cad sdG.i,nsila. j. l. L.
, 1869-11-28

r,shs, ~. Z; - sos e1scty IN accerlaoca Will To
: AI1tu. .nus1. In rerts 10 7es.usIJ, 1888
v.ses s.s 1safNone !saso n.sEs ha.tcS loss h.,
AaI,a OTIS. =, ht!2 hin IN ~ trouh:tk She 70.
ssssss 'r hfa e'Hsn e ,ass 4 IL ss5ass' g
a:c:, u sses - WI Is ses sae inca VI ms MAJ,
Wao txd lie WATCH Tho psoise faao3ed 10 "1stw
Ehnkera, hu: Ln tace. 4 fsw days atterwan1s
s as kass ~ ner ttoe sh!innks aoi eixpenoe wn!se.
anil fu The seatch-. \ isouna kns did b. eve
FER allr!.ar sutn of EtRe 1nilii1ab knh A1peEte.
tor Similar pcrpose; h7t 10 sar retshee doetoFa'
sttn nor Arch oo : Io7r1h ecsaAhtn 10 s1,-
E.tca 1as ETA CAB na rnuss have sboas qua u
1uu saluu bJ tnts tiza}, And hs Waa hidden ~ 70.
Fan tattooss nntl, II midnight Maria shentd
9,s 91ns ,,a1n13 1m tas 1a Mno pesassa the xatsa.
nmhR1ssf1tn thAs ~ DID xslt indoors. Aa1 lns1
the peep.d id nj -cc1c sIa ths watch. Wa
oontetalEg = Marvei a.
being n srpl.tI1 to . " canning IrAa'' 10 aseet.
tatn FnttAIr she va not LcNltcte1 A nnitdSnt
neetlnz. book of EecroE1AEcy. patt Of tor{A,
HaEe asm pns, 400 EFeA' arAi u e;1snsasa.
st1chAttsn and tAtrpu scs1ehox fA4lSal tssosf 10
brig TIC Hitch 70 natt o. 70 cnrn tho tdntas-
In NotcaIber, 1861 At 7untndEe Weus 4 Fo-
man, te1l0us Of Ees kExaAna applhod = = iatlnne.
telltE 70 earsti shetner there wste 1oundA IOl
sst1ns 10 buy doc:ass' s:uI .se fortuonttllef
kno1lu bew1tch certain ott,aI WOMAN woo wn1
fupPbseI to hayo lc.l hsz hlshaad 2,uaJs snd
shuuia giva hyr "exesae:as'nz tn seueha.
thne n!Eh:, ahc then Indicted taa fotuoe.sa.tcf
:fls hnstGg fs.Hltcned The wrnrc pelsoil. ~ Mali
sto1e Assites TIC ctafHa settled doFn. into tho
Eese dsauiis one ot obtaining shilling undss
Eocrxa. Ssx.azper scadsra nay rsuemoef
ELL t1ots recsAt lExt0rees Of Lie anna EtId
, 1869-11-28

s,ov... sll 7ss:a s...-: Il ss;iy, tar c.. .rc.e1
a2t.ttu 70 =: fa.:td n"ast pralA'ed rl1.rt1
'fT akr-Er<t F+H4aa- ss E-t.~ AN ,qss taS f,tI (
III s!aSoc. A.: NJ. i.srlE :s.:i.s 1,a s.t aae!x
tst - :ss l..rts ~te.La: a..eets RE- $-4le fsr.
pa;S. tss-cc <.aA o. TIE Y:4a ns..d r. !es.9I<s
!fH lst lE.s, c!i E.s, wTS..s4- % eas-s. iax tho
s1tt: k~G:d CT 1iIA 1t lie 54,4nt NJ a.as ust a.4
~ > hatf tn ist;g:s. ss,n vt!.: mi e:.re ~
a:sFe'.f q tx: tI,a1e a.te.t I:.r. VITO rtct!sci
:t,&sf.5s, s1A'Lf il iS his hea5 VIA t4,ta
lsanA Aii c:nase & T. nur. o: h..lsaI. 4t::+s
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I'm. tx = e. - -!-e1ta 1oSer h!s 4reca 10
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al: .,E.t- :sd. Ter, tts,itrs h,la.ei dog, bs-
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s:oNy au~s sse right s:ssc, xaa tsra-
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1ktw cat the ts:t Il. iare EoI* esa ..A &srr4cSes1
e;:s hts nsct = tspirst!on Of l:.sn Ter itc l-s
LIE crcesed h.s isc~, tas he at.e:ct Ed &o1aG.
A tia. Co:oeLt TIE ta.sGalr, xbt, sui crruch-
t1f Il Il. hi~, Bad aeep ws.cE.sS his esery raose-
rSGE~tLI T. .he VIZ: tb-fu vsa : k1sav Aesvy.
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had t~t. -, fttrt ::'1i the t-,dJ a dssi ss.-nca
t.ctsd sttx trs -pGt Of m. kcrs hear before ~,
Ek:ca bEs EuceT,t tcIase TAD seen trAvr ami
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, 1869-11-28

smterated, vita N rider btotacS, ia ia3a 70 the
valley ol tte AlAhs c1a f,vef, uA&t Act,So.,ezr.
xtssc ee hks t1tc< sr.ided lie received only 4
caNman ezfuesixtr. ssEcAttf lA9, asst wsS Admit.
TED to rInesce IN Is.:- ueuas encitty ss:asx xara
E,ected Solicitor Of sAs JaItoaAl U.actet Ia whs7h
hn Gred, e-d hsla sss1 otHce aItl lszo. Wher.
ox1ne 10 I'll health, re rensQtaned lac ryanstee ol
Law &ai eestrrd 70 fklu- Il is4a he xas caossn
fzaEsse1ra. E1ec:of. sld IL Isl: w2s eace.ed Qos.
aroaf a Alabama, to xh4eh position he tas n.
e!estos 10 Is4s. In ls,1 ke ~4s arpostsed Reas-
t1r IN Curs7ess 10 faoSeta Hon. n. Z Eus,
Hhifh xppoinrIent Was eoatroed by the Leg
a'atale. A1a In is3s he wss re-eaec.at 10 to
sane po<tt.on for tbs tern scdtrx tulsaL liz Fas
ftssa.ez frp s=s- Of the Secase during tae Ehh.y.
MT Coucrrsa. tat death c; Ii. Gag haftuz !a;t
tno E1eo Presidency raosa. 10 zs4 l1au1uoakY
no1.tasted for VISA Irtz; aC2t u.sn as paag:as,
~ he Ehz:1estco- pAEiqofr coarentiea Of sta,
tut decttHe4 In FtssEs.y. 1851, hs x:sa1zsx aad
rrtnsued 70 hA hcIaa 10 AIaaalsa. Although =
UupathJ with ahs neor,.tau, he saak 10 acuvp
rzzt tn Il. rtnsani1y quietly oo As plantation
AfseS tts e..eso Of Tic wax 1e was els,.ed 70 .as
C1usttt1siorA Canrestt0l cAr.d Iatef President
IaAusonS pss1 Q! reconstruction, aod W1s choaap
NJ P1ez.trIS Tae kat'ozs ct LIE oonseattea eYe:,
Mr. xstfraI.ek sstnyusl 70 ps.tsLe Tic, .ou
hhjEG te btSxf Atef G-rsrcpd