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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-04-08

III zen Itytcn Ia9en fics Der Tlue be-
csute!lr uno wdbreno .ncs Gpnntaoe
trad bus Sis Ypr @iQ'S QSarebaus.
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caran cpn ben an%crdu9enoen GiSmaGen
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The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-11-12
SUICIDE OF AN AUSTRIAN NOZZLE.

The Pail Nal Gazette gives the follow
ing account of the suicide of a promi-
nent Austrian nobleman n Vienna
1t furnishes still another illustration
OF the sorrowful and disgraceful infiu-
ence OF what is mildly called specua-
ton:
Count Wratislaw was ore of the
handsomest and most popular of the
young mobiles of the Austrian Court.
where lie held the dignity Of Chamber
lain of the Imperial Kitchen. Shortly
after returning to his residence from
the court. dinner given at the Hofburs
to the Crown Prince of Prussia, he
stabbed himself with dagger, and the
physicians who examined his licless
body on the following morning found
that he had died lyon the internal
bleeding produced by this wound.
He was victim to the mania of spec
ulation which has OF late baceme so
rife in Vienncse fashionable society.
He was one OF the founders of the
Vienna Bank, i'll which lie occupied
the post of president at the time of his
death. At the beginning OF August
the shares OF the bank stood at $50,
but during the late crisis they fell to
between 60 and 70. This sudden de-
probation caused loss to the Count of
100000. AS his own fortune was too
small to bear so heavy "a charge his re-
lations came to his assistance and en-
sbled him to meet the whole of his liza
bi!itles; bat he seems to have felt so
acutely the humiliation of making his
family suffer for his failures that he
put an end to his life.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-11-12
PERIODICALS, &C.

The American edition Of the Edln-
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You viii know WI nj your Prize Is before
you LAY for II. -lHD r 'tze etcbanged for an
other q same rNtUc. l. . BLANKS. our pat"
rons can depend on fair a Ealing.
t-EfERENCits:-Me eeiCc, the ioiloTinE
from my who have lately [. HaWn NRlna bI0
l'I44es ana kindly permit us to .ubllsh theln:
AndieW j. Burns, Chicago, SlG.6l, Miss Clara
;; NaiAtri baltimore, Piano, $500, James N,
Matthews. Detroit, 5000; John T. andrews,
savannah, So tc0 Miss Agnes sh 1mons,
Charleston, Piano, SG,0O0. We pubih Il no
names without permission
OPiNiOES OF ffiE PIESS :--"The firm is ~
iianle, ana deserve their success. - IFeekh
IrtO1ne, nan We know Them to be "
fair d. aling 1lrm."-N y. HeraIa Nan. %
was promptly received" DufiH NeWS june3
send for circular Liberal inducements to
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November, 5 IS69-3In,
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Mr. 4. II. B.rai, % .taiEofds has
heen appointed by Gen. Catht ION
missioner in Charcers for thss co'hty
The National Board OF Trade i8to
meet in Richmond during Inc present
moatl. No politics.
The closing of the Tobacco Fan'orief,
tins winter will throw y large nun. Der
OF coiored people ont of WORK III h'.5i-
mond.
An admirer Of General Lee, Ia Nor
loke has mand him \ presel,t Oh sIe-
giant cane, made OF piece OF me AeF-
rimac.
A Fredericksburg seml-weekly paper
the Virginia Star, appeared last Satilr-
day. IL isa very neat aud readable
sheet.
The Virginia Annual Conference
meets In RE moud to morrow, and 1t
is expected that the attendant VIII be
Il large one.
A mau named Gardner, died ycster-
dav in Amherst just opposite Lynch
burg. of well developed case oil gam
ders. IL is supposed he contracted tie
disease IRON Aome horse.
Among HE articles winch were sent
for exhibition at the Richmond FAR.
was the cradle in whith Henry Clay
was rocked. Mrs N. i. Griffin is the
lady who owns it.
The Press Convention, which was to
assemble in Richmond during the Fair
week, was rather failure. There was
a good deal Of ress on the air
Grounds, hut not much convention.
Judge Braml all has been transferred
to the Hastings Court, and Judge Nor
ton to the Circuit Court OF the city OF
Richmond. This arran. ement and
transfer were made by request OF :lie
gentlemen themselves.
About eighty colored men lett Lynch
burg OH Saturday for alatama, having
been employed to work on railroad
in that State. There are many ldllng
and loating about the streets VINO
should take the same direction.
A beautiful model representing the
"Virginia and Tennessee Air Line box
and Flat Cars. with the VI "A ION
Truck" now in use on the roHds OF
which Gen. Malone is President, was
on exhibition at the Richmond Far.
A boy named Dickey Tillery from
North Caralna only nine years old IS
giving exhibitions of his oratory in
Petersburg the proceeds of which ne
proposes to appropriate toIne educat OF
of himself and sisters, who are quite
poor.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-11-12
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA,
Proclamation by the Governor.
To the People Of Virginia

To the People Of Virginia:
While during the year now drawing
to close the blessings now vouchsafei
to the people of this Commonwealth
may not, in ali respects, have Cqualled
those enjoyed by rome Of oar more for
tuna:e neighbors, nevertheless We have
had manifold calses for profound
Thanksgiving and p;aise 10 4 mighty
God.
War. pestil ance AMI famine, with
their attendant woes, have been alb
sent from our borders; religious liberty
has been enjoyed by all; good order
and obedience to the laws have geHer-
ally prevailed; reasonable success has
crow ned our varied industry; the dark
and sombre clouds OF adversely ANA
desolstion which have enshroadcd our
horizon are breaking away. and tie
bright sunlight OF real peace and sub
stantiai pros perlty is dawang upon US.
In humble recognition Of thee aud
other innumersbe blessings, rrcuin-
mend that THU RSDA1. the 1871 day
OF n ovember instant, BE observed MS a
Gay OF pnblic and general Thanksgiving.
Let all the pc rple 81 The Common
wealth, resting from then ordinary av-
oca.ioHs, on that day assemble around
their aitaIs and "praSe God from
whom all blessings flow, and reyeient-
~ implore His proyidental guidance
for the future.
Given under my hand as Governor.
and under the Seal Of III" State. y:
nithmond, this first day Of November.
IN the year OF our Lord one thou~aud
eight hundred and aixty-nine, and Of
thr indie pendencG of the United States
the Dinety fourth.
GILBERT c. WALKER.
BY the Governor
GARRICK MALLERY.
Secretary OF the CommOnW' III
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NEW sPAPER LAWS.

Postmasters are required to give notice by
letter whoa subscriber does not take his
pc per from the office; and give the reason
for its not being taken. Neglecting to do SO
makes spostIaastcr responsibleto the pub
41sher tJr the payment.
ANY person who takes n paper regularly
from the postotfice, whether he has subscribe
ed or not, is responsible for the payment OF
the subscription.
A person ordering his paper discontinued
must pay all arrearages, or the publisher may
continue to send 1t until payment is made,
and collect the whole amount, whether it is
taken from the office or not.
The courts have decided that refusing TO
take,a paper and periodical from the post
office, or removing and leaving them uncall-
ed for is prtnid facle evidence of Intentional
raudS
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-11-12
BURNING OF A sfLErDID nzslnExor

The Lodge. the magnificent residence
of the laJe VIM. ). a rchei OF Amelia,
was entirely consumed by fire on Sat
urday last. This beautiful huiiding
WAS butt just prior TO he death OF Mr..
Archer. few Yeas ago at immense
cost and was the most elegant eslaD-
lishment in the county. TIE fire wa
accidental. --BukeuWe Times.