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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-22
Special commissioner
ia It'd B. Z. TISsLEY. huctioneet.
TRUSTEES SALE OF ABOUT ElGH


TRUSTEES SALE OF ABOUT ElGH:
4 TEEN HUNDRED AND HISETY-sEVEYS,
ACRES OF LAND IN THE COUSIf Nh Nh
NEAR THE TOWN OF WILLIAMSBURG
Pursuant 10 the provisions or deed OF tasl ~
cuted by Rober: Saunders and Lucy .. hls ~" -
bearing date on the ist OF January, 1891 anu W.
recorded In the County Court OF YORK county, ~
undersigned, the trustees therein named - - ~
request OF the creditor secured by said deed, anG
having given tho four lnonths notice requIre
the said deed TO the said Robert Saunders o. SUI
| reuufsition will on TUESDAY the lGh GAY W
February 1859, At the front door or the Eacnans,
Hotel In the city OF Richmond ~ the ceraet, ~
FRANKLIN and Fourteenth streets, 81 the n91. %
| o,cTo.k M proceed 70 sell the REAL ESfhi
| conyeyet Inv the deed OF trust Aforesaid, cau.SS
| and known as "QUEKS'S CREEK" or 80 mpIn
| or snch parts thereof AS may be necessary W
| SATISFY the trust created By the said deed tu.'
land Is situated on Queens creek one oi we s,n
tartes of York river and bat short distance Jf"it
! aata river In the county Of York, In the stass :"
| virginia Vessels drawing four or i've Iec. oi "" ;,
ter can ascend this creek TO within lew iaL"S -
| Williamsburg. ,.,.nls f,r
thought TO be necessary, as Il Is pres 'nat
one desiring 10 purchase VIII view INC pteni'''
and Judge for himself before the day, OF sale.
| THE TERMS ARK That the purchaser pay ons i
half OF the purchase money on the day OF sag -:
the balance In two equal S I S9 day d
January 1871 and Tor which ho shall execute "
bonds, each TO carry interest from the DAY ~
and 10 he secured by deed OF trust on ssia ~.
|. The undersigned, Talbot sweeney re5toiIas -.
city OF Wilamsnaps: MI LAKE p sarsSsse.
rApBoT sweeney, Trustees
de1s ALEXANDER DuDLEY,>
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FOR RENT AT AUCTION.


TOR RENT At AUCTION.-Th valu-
a. able FOUNDRY at the corner OF Cary and
Ninth streets, known as BOWERS'S FOUNDRY,
will be rented at auction on FRIDAY, January 30,
at j. o. clock NJ. -
Those desiring to treat for It privately do so
with ASA SNYDER, Of the firm of Snyder 81
Irby. -' ia l6-6t
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AUCTToN SALES.
BY CooK& Laughsen, Auctioneers.
Z ie,,oyner Governor aud Franklin streets.
..,-.s,,,.srsse,aaTg HEYsassssis:s


Nv Cook u I.aaghtou. AuctiGneers. 70
iST corner Governor aud Franklin streets.
r r ROSEWOOD PIANO, CUR
:HiTAINs. HAMPSHIRE FTtREITuRE CAR
a,c,ock We VIM sell at our store most excellent
lot q e lernlaa sEvEH-oGTAyEt PIANO. made
by Kuabe, OF Baltimore, In eiaboratelys
: ssaaacarved rosewood cases-a very superior
set q WISDoW oTR 'T ,s ah,. sls a's
see Isl S:s'e;s g1sEsSS 49,. -
IFAEh It6 sa SeRa IN ssrred
oma t RSBEs and MARBLE- TOP WASH.
I, ntAss T1NTpesPi ' GsssB Bass: = aad
pPn VELyETIa g ss gSETs and NEW IN. ls,
sht 1ra sEH1 adH s6s shd other BrDsTEapa
FEATHER BEDS, PILLOWS, and Boil
T.. J.. n Ha SRE ana sHuoK MarTREssEai SID
r c1Nl es SION Tor TABLE,:
New OAK ExTgNsIoN TABLE; TIRE
Soo SGSf sF SxHsa ssS| s.s xueslenssr
rTNRUsTEFs SALE OF ZEAL ESTATE
Ladd 10 me bearing date February 18th, 1859, duly
recorded In Henrico County Court oMeeI sh PAL
:
ON the premises sell the PARCEL OF LAND ad
Joining the farm whereon said Ladd resided, In
Eenrico county. the lands ofJ W. -Reyertdge,
and the Brook Run, containing about TWENTY.
EIGHT kCRES.s no. fEr# t-.t. = eLt ~, =.
TENNIS Cash as to the sum Of 1851. q, with int
rest thereon for about four years and the residue
on a credit to be made known at the day OF sale.
selling as trustee, will convey only with special
warranty 80. ! -Ei.
81. I { o E. aAkds trustee
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
4 BY virtue Of a deed Of trust from Thomas M.
Ladd and Lucy E., his wife, to me, bearing date
February ?lst 1852 duly admitted to record In Hem
rico 'ounty Conrt office shall as trustee, on the
I'D day OF January, 1852 the premises, sell the
TRACT OF LAND whereon the said Thomas NJ
Ladd resided, in the county of Henrco, containing
about ONE HUNDRED ACRES, adjoining the
lands Of Mr.; J. ". Beyerldge, the estates of
chilles D.. johnson, James Grant and John
Stewart. There is dwelling-house and the usual
Z TERMS: cash as to the sum Of s7oo, with inter.
est from February q, 1889 and the residue upon q
credit 70 be made known at the day Of sale.
telling rs trustee, will convey only with spe-
cial warranty. rez JOHN &. WILLIAMS,
s. rs -~-s Trustee.
sale to commence at half-past 4 O'Clock P. d.
f. IL 1l-tdsI ft. .r.s.#r .lU9.s ..-.s Or. -.."
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PETERSBURG EErrER.

~fti vi S8Snt q Is 30 SsshT2l.F bs4
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
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AUCTION SAILS,
BY Wellington eoddin,
Auctfoneer and Real Enare A..
FGTURE DAf

VALUABLE LOT, ON THE WEST s,,,
AsD gs fFsa oANy sTpy ryBsg ADAHs
AUoFIoa;.-Wit! be SOLD 1t anst,om % 9h - AT
misses on rUgsD Ny the sch OF Jann ~. Hle pre-.
oSiorkp: M that valuable LoT In an W., a
helY-frontsng 90 feet On the vest une 21hn =.
avenue running back on its northern line y, Brook
feet TO wide alley, and bounded on The aooqt d
an aiiey separating this lot from the zroee,, ~
irsErate stand for retail grocery. NIB Il I
TERMS One-third cash balance AZ for
elgnt months for negotiable notes intercs, ana
1kN-eodtds W. GODDIN ANAL.
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sprTuALiNOTTCEs.
,,DowNyw1TH THE PRICES.

.s,.-,r, !, wnoEssAbE rR1cEs':r s1sf gBf
suner,or SODA CRACKERS. ioc. per pound Z
sunezior BUTTER CRACKERS loc. per ponna.
suner,or OYSTER sCRACKERa iec.l per pound
supefior WATER CRACKERS, pc.1per pound.
SUPERIOR ARROwRooT CRACKERS lac. per
I pound. -
Superior CREAM CRACKEsa lac. per pouna.
.s,,yertor stJGAR OR OK Frs 1lc. per pound.
spner,or LEMON GRAZ KERs lac. per pound.
superior ,sPIcsNUTs. fsc. per pound. 1esia
,snnerior {MoUASsEs CAKES, soc. per 100. ad1
suner,or SUGAR CAKES Soc. perloo. rs JAZZ
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VONMTSsTONER,S SALE OF NINETY,

HUMMELSHINE, R'S SALE Or NINE
" THREE ACRES OF WOOD LAND Sr nAE
KILBY'S MILL, IN HANOVER CoUhIl.-
BY virtue Of decree OF the circuit court Tor tbE
city of Richmond pronounced on the ah esy %,
December. 1868, In the case Of Halves Us. hBIhs
and Gretter.n the undersigned, special coinmi1I
sioner thereby appointed for the purpose "lil sen
a. public auction, In front OF Hanover co1rt-puSe
on the 18TH DAY OF JANUARY, lst9, that oCiak
court.day, the TRACT OF LAND cohiaIhlDt
about pinety-three acres situated near huna -
mill and very near the railroad. BENG the sH"'
land recently purchased by George W. ore.tef :,
NJ. ID. Whiting, and adjoining the farm Of S"Eon'
w r. VIM and others. ,,h
TERMS For sufficient in cash as 10 deiray al III,
expenses of sale and 10 discharge ludsihfn'
for $lce with interest from the 9th day OF AukL
1866, Till paid well as To pay the taxes no" "
upon said property and the costs OF The sEits 80
to the residue, one-half payable at six mohths ~
other half al twelve months, purchaser giHng nI'
negotiable notes. well endorsed, for the ersais
stalinents and title 20 the property 10 be retAHe
| until deed Is directed by the court.
WILLIAM JOSIAH LkAkE
Il c.. I.NI ~. ,l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-22
H9s7sI ~ By Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers,
>, 1889 Main street. yy,scc-,y

WTILL BE S0LDATsPUBLIC AUCTION
on TUESDAY, January &C. 1850, at4 ~ clock
2. NJ, on the premises, that desirable 3 UILDING
streets, In Strecker's plan, fronting on the west
side of Twenty-sevcnth street IS by 40 feet. + 81
TERMS At sale. LYME & BROTHER,
IL 22 ar Auctioneers.
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BY James NJ. Taylor Il Son, AuctionccTs,
Office No. SCI Main street,
three doors below SpOtsWOOd Hotel.
TRUsTEEs' SALE OF A HOUSE 4,

D,-,,c, c,,yr an Tyor1cr ,vn
fBNRUSTEES' SALE Ot q HUUSh AND
I L LOT, ON CLAY BET WEN SEVEN.
TENTH AND EIGHTEENTH STREETS, At
AUCTION.-By virtue OF two deeds OF trust,
one dated the LIST day o! Anil. 1858 20 william.
iddIck trustee the other dated the lsth day of
June 1885 to James NJ Taylor, trustee. both Il
which are duly recorded In the clerks Office Of the
Hastings Court Of the city OF Richmond. Ia secure
the paymnnt of certain negotiable notes therein
dascrrfbad and at the reauest OF the henprclar,es
I'm said deeds we will proceed to sell at suction,
ON Tie nrsnisss on Va TIrRDhY the 3oth 81 j anu.
arv. 1850 Mt 1 q, clock p ri 4 portion ~ tn" pro.
pertv conveyed in sad deeds, being IN" BRICK
and FRAMED TENEMENT on the south sidr II
clay between Seventeenth and Fightecnih streets,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-22

A NTaRACITE COAL, all kinds, and the
IN very best quality DRY PINE and OAK
WOOD. Consumers viii please call at all the coal
and wood yards In the city before purchasing OF
me, as | do not desire the trade Of any body who
can DO better vi h other parties.
Keep down the prices OF the Indispensable ar
ticics of consumption in these great times OF
poverty is The wish Of
BUREHAM WARDWELL,
~ Coal and Wood Dealer.
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nth STREET. l4TH strict.
COAL. W. HALL CHEW. WOOD.
T HAVE ON HAND ANTHRACITE
u RED and WEITE8sH-BITUM GUS,
LUMP, HsIL, and AVERAGE GOAL, which
will sell at lowest market rates. Also, SEASON
ED OAK and PINE WOOD.
MIDLOTHIAN FINE COAL at 81 in yard :;
50. so delivered. .t. ...
Once aac yard for Anthracite Coal Gary .nd
seventeenth streets. ... .
| Bitrminous Coal and Wood yard, Fourteenth
street near Danvine depot.
del " W. HALL CREW.
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MYOOD, WOOD.-Wood, for cooking and
wv baking is now the cheapest fuel used. SO
study your own interest, and 20 to the yard Of w.
J. MCDOWELL and get your supply at once. He
has on hand large supply OF frst-rate SEASONED
OAK and PINE, sawed and split ready for use, at
the low price Of SO per cord for long oak and 81
for sawed and split pine, $3.50 long, sawed $3.50.
Wood will soon advance.
W. j. MCDOWELL,
de4 next to corner First and Broad streets.
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LEIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.---Will be
a sold on MONDAY. Janu sry 2sth 1863 at II
O'Clock NJ. on Virginia street near Danville Kali
road DEPOT the following property tn wit
TWO FRAMED BUILDINGS and ..a
A lot OF FENCING, on leased ground,
to satisfy distress warrant In my hands in favor or
e. A. Anderson Us. Lemuel Logan flor ground
rent). t ..s4 .# ..
TERMS Cash.
ia I'll WILLIAM r. TALL. H. @. G. r.
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-A full supply Of
"A FIRST QUALITY ANTHRACITE COAL,
sizes suited for ranges and stoves Of all kinds fur.
naces and CRATES.
Also, GLOVER HILL LUMP AND HAIL
COAL. s.... -... --s
Purchasers are invited to call on Seventeenth
street. at the drawbrtdge.
no 10 8. P. LATHROP.
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4 NTHRACITE COAL.-I have on hand
Ia LOCO tons LORBERRY RED Ash EGG
and STOVE GOALS, 200 cords SEASONED OAK
and PINE WOOD; also MIDLOTHIAN LUMP
and SMITHS COAL, which am prepared TO sell
at the lowest market rates. --.. ..-~
Offices corner OF Seventeenth and Dock streets
and Seventeenth between Main and Cary streets.
de n WET ROBERTS.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-09-01
NO WILL.
WHO are Ihc Claimants for Dead Man
Estate.

WHO are she Cluiuants for Il Dead Mans
The Richmond Sate Journal OF Saturday
evening says
About two week ago Mr.. William o. George,
a very old and wea thy citizen of Richmond
died in this city He left no will. There are
quite a number Of blood relations claiming the
estate, which is valued at about $500 A
day or two since n lawyer arrived in the city and
claimed the property for a colored woman called
Mrs. jackson, who lives in Philadelphia at pre-
sent but was formerly resident of Richmond.
She alleges that she was married to the de-
ceased about a year ago in Philadelphia, and
that she has Il certificate of the marriage, and
other papers and witnesses to prove that Mr..
George took this method of legitimatizing the
children in order that they might inherit his
property. 1t is said that the parties lived
together before the war, in this city, and that
they had children. The woman is a bright
mulatto, and the children, of whom there are
several. are very white--one of them full
grown man. The relatives of the deceased deny
the marriage, and the probabilities are that we
! shall have very interesting trial of the case
| before the United states Court.
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SELF. .INEMOLATION.
Seventeen Hundred Russians Burn ThemscIvc


Seventeen Hundred Russians Burn Themselves
Death.
The following statement appears in the Pal
Nal Gdzette:-
"All the extraordinary proceedings of the
many fanatical sectS whose rapid increase has
excited so much anxiety in Russia, are fairly
thrown into the shade by terrible act of self
immolation which Is reported from the govern
ment of Saratow. a few months ago the pro-
phets of a new religion made their appearance
in that part of tile empire preaching self
destruction by fire us the only sure road TO >ll-
vation; and so readily was their dreadful doc
trine received by the ignorant and superstitiOls
peasantry, than in one large village no less than
seventeen hundred persons assembled in
some wooden houses, and, having barricaded
| the doors and windows, set the building on lire
| and perished in the flames. The authorities are
| doing all they can 10 stay the progress of this
new madness, but their task is obviously dii,i-
cult one. The punshments which the law can
inhict must have little terror for enthusiasts vino
deliberately choose a death so horrible as the
| true road 10 heaven
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The present issue of the fractional cur
rency now being printed is the fourth series
since 1862. OF the first, second, and third
series, more than S2O, 900, 600 is now outstaud-
ing, about S., 600, 900 of which is of the first
and second issue, and it is estimated that six
or seven millions Of this amount will never be
presented for redemption, hence there is an
actual reduction of that amount from the
public debt, although the books of the de-
partment do not show any such decrease.
A letter at Nashua, New Hampshire, was
Returned to the writer, supposed to be Horace
Greeley, for a more legible direction" 1t reap
pea ed addressed TO a relative of II. g.
The registered voters in Texas, in 1869
were:-White, 81, lGl; colored, 486l9; total
lO9 780 The amount of State tax paid wat
| 1913, IA.
-Lashetscheriskoff, the Russian novelist
caught his own name between his teeth and dice
. 0t .9eF,aW, 50 says the pe!T0It gri3aRs'
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FINANCIAL.
PACIFIC RAILWAY GOLD LOAN


Messrs. DABNEY, MORGAN & col
No. SO EXCHANGE Place, and M. K|
JESUP & CO., No. 12 PINE Street
New York, offer for sale the Bonds d
the Kansas Pacific Railway. Thea
Bonds pay Seven Per Cent. in Gold
have thirty years to run; are Free froI
Government Taxation; are secured by
Land Grant of Three Million Acres
the Finest Lands in Kansas and Cold
rado. In addition to this special gran|
the Company also owns Three Millio1
of Acres in Kansas, which are beiil
rapidly sold to develop the country aI
improve the road. They are fin
mortgage upon the extension of Il
road from Sheridan, Kansas, to Denvd
Colorado. The road in operation MOI
EARNS MORE THAN ENOUGH Nj
INCOME TO PAY THE INTEREST d
THE NEW LOAN. There is no bett
security in the market-this being
some respects better than GovernmeI
Securities. PRINCIPAL AND INT
REST PAYABLE IN GOLD. Price
and accrued Interest, in Currenc
Pamphlets, Maps, and Circulars fu
nished on application.
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u ~ an nrmhsrs ana brands Tent, Awning, Trunk,
and Waeon.coyeT Duck Also, Paper Mannfacturers'
ra1hns' Betting sah i"ihs' JOHN W. EYERMAN,
~ w. VP CHURCH Street lVlS st0gssA
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-09-01

II uOTSE.wARMING WITH STEAM
III We are prepared to warm Dwellings and building
of all classes with our Patent imppoyyeed e rTrs
LOW STEAM APPARATUS, 81,
Which, for efficiency and economy n'@is all HmiAi
"Ao'nouo H. BELFIELD 90,
am No ass North BROAD Street
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CAMDEN, N j., July %, 1869.
Messrs. Perkins, Stern CO.-Oul experience with
your Wines and Brandes reaches back almost to the
introduction OF the goods TO the people of the At
lantic States We have taken palms, at different
times, to submit them to scientific men for eXamina-
tion, and from their reports, and the growing de-
mand we believe them pure and know them to give
satisfaction. Yours, very truly,
p mwf pm EVEN g. BROTHER.
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PHILADELPHIA. LnlY %.

PHILADELPHIA, July 90, 1862
Messrs. Perkins, Stern * CO.-Your Wines have
become staple article of merchandise with us, and
give our customers universal satisfaction. From
such examination as we have given them, and the
reports we hear Of them, we have doubt OF their
strict purity. Respectfully,
JOHNSTON. HOLLOWAY & COWDEN.
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For LOOKING GLASSES, all nho are
building or tt'rniShing Should go to JAMES
s. EARLE & SONS, No. $40 OHESNUT
Street, aohere mag be found tie largest stock,
tie greatest 0drfety, and tie ceyy lo,0est prices.
It is tie only establishment in tie city ,chere
Frames arc maze and gjyded HroUghoat and
achee tile pdtterns are oytgjnd 45mwfrp
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PHILADELPHIA, July %, 1st

PHILADELPHIA, July %, 1869.
Messrs. Perkins, Stern Il Co.-The Wines fur
nished us from time to time by your house have
gwen entire satisfaction to customers and are now
q staple article in our trade. We pleased to be
able to say that we consider them entirely pure.
Truly yours SIMON COTTON CLARKE.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-10-06

pillar Of glory and strength. from the
summit Of which viii aoat the bright
banner that protects the riehts and
liberties Of our citizens"
On motion, John Lawshe, Esq. read
the following as the report Of the Com.
mittce on Resolutions
WnrnnAs, We view with alarm The prohir,cy
and corruption that runs riot In every branch and
department Of National and State Government.
"ihc overthrow Of the constitutional right. Of the
states aud the destruction OF al tho recrved
rights OF the people, pointing 10 the sub,ofsion
oi our republican form Of government and tho
rcvertd liberties 10 dearly purchased by our noble
ancestors therefore,
Resolved, That the Democratic party i pledged
iorigid economy and roircnchmeut In every branch
Of the government, State and Federal, to firm
adherence to the sovereignty of the State Of Penn
syNania ana TO an upholding Of the nights Of the
people at al times
Resolved, That IN depriyng US Of right 10 be
heard, either BY petition or at the ballot-box. on
The ratification Of the Fifteenth amendment, the
Legislature OF Pennsylvania violated the Consiiiu-
ton OF the Commonwealth, and that we not only
favor, but dsmaad, repeal Of the resolution rat-
flying the same.
Resolved. That in Hon. Asa Packer. The Demo.
cratic nolninfe for Governor, We recognize man
whose unsWcr,lng adherence to the principles Of
honor end honesty IN the pasi are ample assurance
for The future. aud express our gratitude to the
Slate Convention for their careful selection Of a
man - well qualified to administer our State gov
omment.
Resolved, That in Che lion. Cyrus l.. Porshing.
the Democratic nominee for supreme Judge, We
acknowledge those rare qualities that enable a
man 10 deliberate upon the rights and dutici Of
his fellow citizens, and feel that our honorod can
didatc will add one more star to the constellation
that has thrown is judicial light over our troubled
horizon.
Resolved, That In John a. Hall our candidlte
for Assembly, we have a gentleman Of ability and
character, for whom we eau bespeak uaiied sup
port with confident assurance OF victory.
Resolved, That in the Democratic nominees for
the several county Offices, we recognize citizens
Of acknowledged worth and ability, to whom we
pledge the united and cordial support Of the party
With three cheers for Packer, Per
shing and the Democratic ticket, the
meeting adjourned.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-10-06

beware OF GEARY."-Thc World
says snow that the terrible old war
horse Geary is once more on the war
path, it is well enough to revive his
old story, which he told, with great
success, in bis first fight for the Gov
ernorship Of Pennsylvania, about
frightening Stonowall Jackson to
death. According to Geary, that sol
dier lay dyingin his tent, aud sudden.
ly summoned General Longsireet,
whom he thus addressed:
"General Longstreet, did you oh.
serve that tall, imposing form to-day,
seated on black horse,i in the thick asi
of the fight, as we did battle Z" Quoth
Gen. LOngstreet III did, indeed, my
dear General" THAT man, 50 val
liant, was Gen. Geary," exclaimed
Stonewall. mark me. beware ofhim
Avoid him Longstreet, he.
ware of Gearyw With this
dying injunction TO his comrade, the
hero OF Shenandoah departed.
The dying injunction of stonowall
jackson, as reported by Geary, is now
repeated to the voters of Pennsylva-
mia: Beware ofGeary!"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-10-06

RADICAL TEsTrMoNY.-In proof Of
our Oft repeated assertions that the
Radical party since they obtained the
reins Of Government, have destroyed
the country and plundered the Public
Treasury, we here give an extract
from a speech made in Congress by
Mr. Dawes, Radical Republican.
who said
"The gentlemen must remember
that IN the drst gear Of Republican
Administration, which came into
power upon professions of retrench.
ment and reform, there IS iHdubfable
eUideNco-eUidence that cannot be doubt
ea-obroaa in hc land that somebvdv
has plundcrcd me public treasury ioeii
nigh in that single gear as much as the
entire current yearly erpeases Of the
Government during the Administration
which the people hurled from power
because Of its corruption"