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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-23
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in bic preubifde Gerfai1uns serlanst:
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iammltde mod etpa beftebence &lSfer.
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fatbplilden prer proteitantilden Stride
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men uno Niemano rteper in ben Befb
elmer SteIe geieBt percen. Das Ser
m1sen rer &l6iter fdQt Der Staet su.
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fort3u MISUNDERSTANDING @eleB."
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tra9t: uDas 9au6 ner Nbeeoroneten
poQe pie aus neu Sabre 1921 ber
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welde fir preuben bic biid1fiGen
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gu pbrolenret6enHepen iber ultramonz
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liou res Nbgeprpnetenbaule6 seltefert.
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beiten pas llntere na9 Sben g.
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pobnern jeneS Qanctbeiles Gas Ne9t
pprtebalten, rariiber ab,uf ftimmen> ob fie
preubii6 Deer rdniid. iein wolen.
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irt; nun aber perlansen fe, oonGrantz
reid unb Seiteryetd unterltiiBt ibr
NeAt. preuben piQ bic Nbfimmuns
ni9t suseben, aber in Noro<S9lcspi9
mirp pennod oteeltimmt ,posu baS
@olf felbf Gomni0dre ernennt. Das
9dno6en 1T tlein, aber 9rob eenus, Inn
S9wiert9feiten ju bereiten.
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partei IN 0SieSbaben nabm einen
tldsltden @erlauf. DieSosialzD Demo-
traten wpllten iid ndmli9 ebenfaQs
3utritt peridaffen unp tirmten in cas
5aus> po bic 8eriammluns fattfanp.
Statt Der beaeiiterten Grbrterun9 men<
lhenbe9lidenoer Sheen fano cine men@
idenentwdrciae priselet ftatt, bis bic
etnl9reitenpe Yoli3et Dem Sfanpal Elm
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-23

10 ppR.O Offee. Mpnes. Osters fnb tas biGisae anb
unb Fdere Mitte aur eberienbuns ron @elb une cten
~ fe su baben tnb basu sebraubt perbsn. ,.5
Denu bic Ramen BON ateridretern enseiantt uerssu,
snten f bsutia sef8reben .in unb Sas gpamt County
unb etaat senau unb ridtis anseseben rerten. ...
gDenn eine 3s;tuns einsm ppfamt an elm anberes
serest tperten pa 70 mus immer aud bas YOamt anse-
seben persen no bic 3eituns frIber empfansen nurse
Deun S.manb iein gIatt niat rese.mdsis en,pfanst
pber @ auf irsenb cine Irt Jebler endleidsa. 70 cte
ber tetreHenbe assnt fcpe bic 9erausseber psIeia Be-
naart&tist wersen. .'..... s. .
Die gerantmortlidtett fir @eItfentunsen fir bic 3t
tars erbea mir bann bernebmen rean bieetea per
,esRrrtea Brief cher per guf Ofee guns7 Srees &C..
fdeben. ..
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be germ 1dben, trBfen fi9 nit cem 9ez
beimnibpouen Spridwprte: srpee @rz
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ben, @.' '.'r '.'.
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nidt mebr b5ren AUDI Der IeleSrapb
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,u beribten 10 rob man fait annebmtn
mub, es babe cine onperepartet ii@ an
eemaet eie Mebrbsit ;u bebaupten.
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prpneten. Die Sttmmuns war aQerz
lett5 cine 9ebpbene. Sir 0ctt, &6nt9
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nennen telieber, Der vcleriealen" partei
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srobmitbi9, oisler Yartei Gin Mitslien
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bonclun9en miro raS Seaebren Der
;patrioten INN giuflbruns pirecter
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re9tS iein, ppr refen Muslpru9 rer
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mebrere neue 3eitunsen entitanpen pie,
mas fir cie rermalise 8olfsitilnmun9
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-23
ct. @anl, @einneDta, Sama9, SEN %. Sctober 1869.

ten patriotil1en Gereine, tpel6e bic
Madt Der pre6e unter cem Solfe 5u
1ddsen ptien. ...... ~. y.
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ees 8auernperein6 in Dessenpprf be-
ldlob fiir3lid II. q. cine 2lcrsne at ben
S1ni9 gu rthtsn pab er iein 2anp be-
reilsn mb1te, I'm Die eisentlide Stimz.
mun9 ces Bayernpplfes unmitteltar
fsnnen 3u lernetl. Nud cine 4etttion
an rte Nesierun9 UNI Gtnfibrun9 BIZ
rccter Wablen miro III ben @emeincen
serbreitet. -. .-- .....
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eas @olf fit Den Get16ratb belddfttst
aub Die Nesieruns in Seiterreteb.
Der Winilter peS Snnern DR.. 0tsfra
bat ielbft Die Snitiatipe ersriffen unc
Elm Nunoidreiben an bic Stattbalter
in ben &rpnldnpern erlaien. pamit rtes
lelben bei ben gegenpdrttg perlammel@
ten Yrupin3ial eanotasen piele pi9tise
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neil bic 2anota9et ild in eriter 2inie
lber pie Ginflbruns bireeter @ablen
aussuipreden baben. Z .iJra-r,..a.
@on ben Dlerret9i11enTt betbt
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men iitertetsen cte i'm Bup9et aus9ez
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i'm &iiltenlanre unp belpncers in Grtelt
itet6 adbrt 1T befannt. Sum beift g.
Der Spil6en ZEN nerldieoenen Nationaz
litdten fi6 INNER 9eba1deer entipinnen>
be Gampf tperpe meiiten6 pom Grempen
seldl,t uno pie Sa6e fam io9ar i'm
Miniiterratbe 3ur Sprade 100 Der
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Selterreibern ren&atb su ssben, cab fie
jeoen Yreueen btnnen "a Stunren NIT
tells Sdub iiber bic @rensen ipeciren.
. peuhde Gintradt!
S5reufen. sluf bem 8Snissplab
in Berlin miro Elm preubil9es Natioz
nalpenfmal erridtet caS an umfan9
uni Gisentbiimlidfeit aQe6 bi5ber Ga>
setpelene III rer 6auptitapt Der SnteQi>
gen; in Sdatten fteQen fol-. Das
Dentmal 1T ben GelpSi9en pom 1854
uno 1866 gewipmet peren Ge19i&>
te unp Sdladtenpline int @runoz
ftein einseldlpGen tperoen foQen. Der
llnterbau 1T nit NIdidt auf oa6 Sc
widt oes Denfmals 18 Gub tief. Man
mag fid von pem umfanre einen Se@
sriff pom be6en @robartt9feit MAIDEN,
paB 60 &anpnenrobre pom eroberten
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-23
Mm8ldmoii@e Ma9ri9te1t.

Sc ndber cer 3ettput1tt nerGrcHnun9
bes allsemeinen Gonctf5 beranriift,
refo 1nebr riibrt fd iene fetncli9e
Madt, bic 1don fruber einen Sturm
auf Gpm unternpmmen ltno NIT bluttz
gent &upfe beim9eididt woycen. GS
1T neuerpin06 RON @aribalpinilden
umtriebeu bic Nece. Nidt purd cfez
men Rampf ma9t eS he 1mitur;partet
cas- Sbsrboupt Der Gbriaenbeit ansuz
9reifen ,ppbl tpilenc, rae Der &aiisr
Der Transplen ieren slnsriff nieceridlaz
gen wlrpe. Daaesen 1percen mierer
iene nteu6elmDreeriiAen Wittet 3urain-
menouns 9ebra9t bic Dor ;met Sabren
S9reden in Der ewisen Stact Derbreiz
tetet, inoem Ga1ernen untermtntrt wurz
ben. Neuli9 ma6te man abermolS
cine lol9e Gntpeduna. Der 3mtd
perarti9er 59urtenfrei1e 1T leidt gu
erratben: @aribalpt unp feline slnbdnz
ger boffen paourd cine 9e>pil1e 6ur@t
berporsurufen unp pie gum Goncil Be-
rufenen Dor Rem Belu9e 8om6 abjus
idreden na6rem eS ben Geinpen rer
STRIDE nt9t 9elun9en it, pe0en 3uitan<
petom,r,en purd piplomatiibe ManSYer
su pereiteln. 2lu6 piele 8erlude werz
ben jepo@ amGellen Ter Stride 19eitern.
Mu6 alien 2dnoern Der Gbriitenbeit
fommen 8eri9te pab bic Sberbirten
fi9 GUT &omretle Yorteretten. Die
Mebr;abl rer amerifanilhen Btld6fe
bat, unsea9tet reS boben @reilenaltero
mebrerer ron ibne11 bic @etle iiter ben
Ocean an9etreten unp talo weroen mir
Don Der GrDfnuns jener seleBsebencen
8erlammluns b6ren> nit lpel6er bic
2e9i6latur peS md6tisien &eidc5 Der
grpe pen @erslsi6 nidt ausSubalten
Dermaa. 49,
Mdbreno bic 3uitdnpe Der meiiten
europdil6en Staaten fid rubi9 entwidz
eln bietet Spanien Ypn 9leuem pas
lrauerlpiel blutiser Hevplution ror.
NlS ber &rcnprdtencent DON Carlos
unter cem lpanilden Golfe gu trenia
Mnbans fanp, INN bic eesenmartise
repolutiondre &esierung 3u ftiir;en, Yer<
lu9ten eS Die &epublifaner, peren parz
tel in lebter 2eit auberorcenili4 an
5tdrfe 9ewonnen' bat, beionoers infol9e
pes entwirpt9enben Sdaufptds, mel
de5 bic @e9ieruns caourd bot, pab iie
in gang europa feinen &Snis fnren
fonnte, Der fir oas folse @panien palz
fen fol-. Bluti9e &dmpfe 3wii9en Der
Mrmee uno republitanilben Sdaaren
baten in Sara9o0a, Balentta, Ara9cr,
luwie an mebrern pldben &atalpntens
ltattsefunosn tpie eS beiet nit Der enc%
li9en Nieperlase per Snlur9enten. Snz
pe0en wiro aud bieler Sie9 bic Griz
itens rer ebenfau8 aus elmer Hepolutipn
bervorsesansenen &esierun9 ni9t auf
pie Dauer befeRisen.
Oeutfh Iauo.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-23
eutf6 Ian B.

Die se(amnte Iaeespre0e belddfe
tiat ii9 NIT Dem ausebltd beSorfeben<
ben Gintritt 8abens in ben Noro>
peutlben 8unp, pbne ettpas 8eitimmz
teres mittbeilen su fSnnen, als mas
mir in poriser Drummer anceuteten !:
man fablt ber 8olfstimmun9 auf ren
3abn. 9eute, bic cine baloi3e Ser
l1mel,una BacenS nit pem Norrbunz
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-23
Ser oSanberer" ,tatb europa.

Sebe @pte seben cine Mnsabl gremplare bee
,,Wanberer" na9 Gurepa, unb mir MAIDEN bic
Qe(er Defenders aufmerfiant, bab bic l1eb.rien'
bune ces Blattss an gerwaubte unb Jreunbe
jenfeits tes Deeans ein febr seeisnetes Mittel
ii, eineu ununterbro&enen gerfebr nit beniel.
Ben au unterbalten unb iIe iiter bic .3uaanee
tieies 3anees ~ unterri&teu, bs1sr ais es ear@
Briefwe&id eel9eben fSnnte. ID
8einn S6luNc be8 Sabr8an8S
erlauben nit unS an bic NIT ibrer Be-
sablun9 nod riidltdnpisen Nbonnenten
tic Mabnuns III ,uiererboletL fie m6b>
ten BEN betrefenren Betra9 entpeter
remN9enten nes uWanperer" lbereeben
poer an Die unter3ei&nete More0e Direct
pbne ,peitere @erj68ernn8 ein>
{enpen. !"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-23

Gin(tuaunstn nna &orrt(ponStn,tn,
befcnters lber fir@lide uno anbere mi9tise 3d.
sebenbeiten, fnb ieberseit piatommen, miii1sn
aber scm gerfa0er unteraei9ust iein. .
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-23
9iiMt 1T iiberieben

1T her Artifel iiber ,taiere nene Y.atuie
atf her biertett Sette. ~
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-23
9as N . fpp r t .

in ben ger etaate unb Canada betrds 20 ets per Sabr
usb mus spa BEN gmpfanser BET ner peRufee oiertels
idbrtidb pprausbe3ablt wsrben. ... ,..
man tann su ieser 3eit auf Zen ,sDaassrsr" abrn'
uireu. .... .,. .-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-12

NAV. nav, let them be built for her without
har lifting 40 much M her little to help; YET
without these Virginia routes she Will con-
tinue TO see. as ever since the war she mas
seen. other places that, few years ago;
were mere dependencies, rising up, an"
successfully contending with her for the &c
mcstic trade Of the South, that formerly she
cnioycd without Il competitor.
THE dircc. n. therefore, to which On
c;nnati is to .ook for a permanent, steady,
active. and growing trade, that no rivalry
or onnosiion can take from her, Is eastward
through Virginia, with the ports ana harDors
and oI1tlcts of the Chesapeake bay. WIN
these lines completed. the inland states OF the
| Wnst will have n waterway TO the sea open
eleven and half months in the year, instead
| Of seven. and Cincinnati position on the
wayside that will make her. by virtue OF her
eastern connections, the most favored CITY
| in the Mississippi valley. WIN the ONO
river on one side, and an extensive water
way 70 the Chesapeake bay On the other,
and with her network Of railroads to fetch
and carry. feed and sustain, the position OF
Cincinnati for trade and travel becomes,
oeorraphically and commercially, superior
| "a that of any city on the lakes, and inferior
| 70 none in the Mississippi valley.
Without these improvements. her mer-
chants will find more delight in the contem-
| plation of her past achievements than In the
anticipation of profits from any OF her fu-
ture triumphs.
As the breadth Of cultivated land IN
creascs. so will the area that Is served
through the Erie canal decrease ana lot
the simple reason that the canal, being al
| ready full, there will be no room for the
harvest that increase Of settlement and Gull
tivation will give.
The nearest way from the Mississippi
valley out into the great Highway of ma
| tionS leads by Louisville and Cincinnati.
And though the completion of this water
route is of such general interest, there are
no cities in the West that arc to be more
benefited by it than these two.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-12

We have received the first No. OF the
Richmond Tribune, weekly paper, which
is published by a colorcd man, and is to be
devoted to the interests of the colored nco-
pie. 1t advocates mixed schools. " a ne
gro will be negro" White men never &C.
sire to force their company upon persons
who do not recognize them as equals. Not
30 with Culcc. lie knows so well that the
whites are his superiors, and is so ANXIOUS
70 associate with them, that he would ii ne
could force his children into schools with
white children. He has no sclf-rcspect to
sustain him in his isolation from associations
which he regards as desirable. But he Will
fail in this attempt to get his children into
he company of white ones. Even II the
law were to allow the two races TO be
schoolcd together, the whites would choose
70 abandon the public schools altogether
rather than to be party to such Degrade
tioO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-12

The Petersburg Express, which was the
organ Of the impracticables in the late po'
litical campaign in this State, has been as
placed and replaced by the Petersburg
Courier. which announces in plain terms
that it will cordially and zealousiy sus'
I" tain the administration of Governor GIL
q BERT c. WALKER so long and so FAR as il
g proceeds in strict conformity to the terms
:" of his election, as understood by Presidenl
I. GRANT and the True Republican party o'
/" Virginia. :.
So emphatic is the Express in its repudia'
ton of dead issues that we almost fear tha'
it intends to go too far in its advocacy Of
'True Rcpublicanism.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-12
The Importance to Cincinnati OF the
Chesaneake and Ohio Railroad.

Commodore Maury has written one of
his long and fact-rull letters to the Cincin-
natl Commercial. He gives many reasons
why Cincinnati should take measures to
have the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
built 1t once. We quote from his letter:
All the inland States Of the Mississippi
valley north of the Ohio, most of Kentucky,
much OF Tennessee. with all of the
trans Mississippi Valley States north of the
Indian Territory, are deeply interested in
this work and after that, in the speedy
construction of the James River and ka-
nawha canal by the Government, and on a
scale as large as the photographic capacities
of the country will allow.
The road will build the canal. The road
is quite within the reach Of private enter
prise, n d therefore | address myself to it.
The tendency Of commerce in all the re-
rions of country just described is chiefly To
flow to and fro by east and west lines be.
tween these States and the Atlantic sea-
board.
This is commercial fact of the highest
interest to Cincinnati, for the simple reason
that Of all the chief centres of trade in the
Mississippi valley Cincinnati occupies the
most eastern position. She is the Queen -
of the Ohio valley; and geographically and
most advantageous.
This Virginia route being completed,
Chicago, st. Louis. and the terminus Of the
Pacific railway, will then be numerically
nearer 10 the shipping ports on the waters
Of the Chesapeake bay than they now are,
or ever can be. to New York, and by the
present routes the way to them all, whether
by rail or river, would lead Uia Cincinnati
Thus the Ohio and Mississippi railroad, as
well rs the waterway, brings st. Louis,
with all her connections, both by rail and
river, in direct communication with Gin
cinnati.
This is on the direct route to the Chesa-
pcake bay. 1t will shorten the distance be-
tween st. Louis and the sea, and make it
less to the Chesapeake than it is to Sandy
Hook by more than 100 miles.
So, too, the Chicago and Great Western
railroad, or, as some call it, the Chicago
and Cincinnati Airline, will make Cmcn-
natl the gateway through which Chicago
will have to pass to reach this, her nearest
and best haven of the sea.
Cincinnati is in the midst of 4 vast net
work Of iron roads, and her natural seaport
Is on the Chesapeake bay.
The Chesapeake and Ohio railway is in
the most direct line thence to the sea.
The western terminus of this road is
nearer to her than to any Of her rivals, and
short time thence will bring it to her very
doors.
Thus it will be seen, by mere glance at
the map, that, these Virginia routes be-
ing opened, Cincinnati will, in consequence
OF her connections by river. rail, or canal,
occupy the most favored position of any
city in the Mississippi valley. The com
plction OF these two great Virginia works is
sure to make Cincinnati the great thorough
fare, the halfway house and chief entrep0t
between the Atlantic seaboard and the great
valley of the West. ..
Let Cincinnati construct what works she
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-12

ELECTIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Ohio,
and Iowa. hold elections to-day; but as no
congressman are to I've elected, we are not
directly interested in the results. Iowa IS
of course safe for the Radicals. Pennsyi-
vania will probably elect PACKER and y
Radical Legislature; and we should not he
surprised If PENDLEToN were elected III
Ohio. though we cannot say that we expect
him TO be. The last Ohio Legislature was
Democratic. and hence it is thought the
next NAV he. But to-day will put an cnd
to predictions.
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The statement in our Washington tele-
eram of yesterday that on Saturday last
there was in the Treasury only - ,25o.oOo in
coin was so elaring IN error that we sup
pose It deceived no one. SS,145, 5G4 was the
mount of currency in the Treasury, The
mount of coin and cain certificates was
Sl11 CO.., 7Gs-a pretty good nest of pocket
pieces for Uncle sam.
We do not make such corrections as this
IS ccnsuring unnecessarily the Associated
Press Company, much less their capable
agent here. Yet we suppose that to call
attention to errors on their part will stimu-
late "all hands" to renewed efforts to avoid
them.
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MARRIED..

tho residence of james NJ. Ford the brides
fahcrl. by the Rev. DR.. John +. Edwards, Mr..
WILLIAM c. SLEDD, of Hanover county, to
Miss ELLA SCOTT FORD, of this city. No
cards.
on the 9th OF October. by the Rev. A. f. Dickcn-
SON MIR. WILSON, of New York city, to Miss
MARY j. MYERS. daughter Of Mr.. Alexander
Myers Of Charles City county, Va.
New York papers please copy.
At g. James church. on the eth of October, by
the Rev. Joshua Pcterkln. ID. D.. ALBERT HILL,
ESQ. to Miss MAMIE kESSON, daughter of
Major John +. Wren ell OF this city. NO cards.
Vicksbnrg Miss papers please copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-12

How few people can safely handle figures.
The New York World, discussing the tariff
question. makes the remarkable statement
that in French black silks the proportion Of
dressing, glue, gum, &C., &C., is ''trom 12O
to $50 per cent" That is to say, the whole,
and from 90 TO 50 per cent. more than the
whole, is not silk ut all !
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DEB.

In this CITY. Mt the residence of his son (Dr
George Ross, Colonel WILLIAM b. ROSS, for
mcrly Of Culpcper county, Va.
In Manchester Va, October 10th, with the bill
rul hope Of blessed Immortality beyond the skies,
JUDITH A., the beloved wife Of Joseph Il.
Seward, in the thrty-ninth year Of her age, !eav-
ing Il husband, three children, and host OF
friends to mourn their irreparahlc loss. She was
a devoted wife, tender mother, and an alice
Tomato friend
Her funeral will take place from the Methodist
church THIS Tuesday EVENING at 3 O'Clock
The friends of the family arc invited to attend
without further notice. G.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-12

The Washington Star makes the rcmarka-
bic statement that President GRANT under
took to qualify as executor of the deceased
Secretary RAwLINs's will without having
provided suretieS, because ne did not know
that surctics were needed. We hardly
know how to credit the statement, though
it is well authenticated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-12

General CASBy's order postponin" the
appointment Of proxies and directors i'll
the various chartered companies i'll which
the State has an interest until Virginia shall
have been fullyrestored TO her proper place
in the Union strikes us as a good one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-12

4 COOP STOvE.-A Norfolk man has 4
stove which he advcrtiscs IS "requiring
but one kindling of the fire the entire sea-
son." That's the kind we've been looking