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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-16

IN N, WALKER i co.,
As SUCCESSORS roo. +. ERssEE, ESQ,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGhNTS.
Once 1914 Main street,
Erst door east o. the pcsrottce. under Aessrs. X.
H. Aaury u Go,
Buildings merchandise, furniture and personal
property OF all kinds, III the ely a. country, In
sured against loss damage by Ire at The lowest
rates In companies OF The h!shest standing.
Losses egu}tably adjusted and promptly paid.
Marine anu inland Insurance also effected 81 cur.
rent IaLSS. 40 ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-16
GOD BOOKS.

G0OD BOOKS.
READINGS FOR EVERY DAY IN Lent.
Compiled By Miss Sewelt from Jeremy Tay-
wkiTI'c1HT0KDs FOB TIE WARFARE OF
LIFE. From DR.. Martin Luther. iiy tie
author or ''Hchonberg-C Gotta Family Price,
Sl.75.
CLOSET PRAYERS. sid to those who pray IN
private. Hv hev. D. +. Sprigg. COO.
KEY TO THE KNOWLEDGE AND USE OF
THE HOLY BIBLE. ByJ. II. Blunt. 81 %.
KEY TO THE KNOWLtDGE AND USE OF
THE BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER. BY
j. II. Blunt. $l.25.
fa l2 MOODHOUSE IL PARHAN.
NTEW BOOKS AT 1908 MAIN STREET,
~ OPPOSITE PO51-cFFICE
TIE CHAPLEF Or PEA GLS. BY the author
Of "The Heir OF ReGclTfe.'
LIFE AND LETTERS OF FITZ-GREEN HAL
LECK. Edited bY James Grant wilson.
HAWAII An Historical Account Of the Sand
witch Islands
EALPINE'S tMiles O'Rielly) POLITICAL
WORKS.
HOW A BKIDE WAS WON. 4 brilliant new
South American novel.
Together with all the lates: publications.
il large stock Of STATIONERY, in great yarie-
", always on hand.
Prompt attention given to country orders.
lie Il =. ii. CHRISTIAN L co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-16
rOFs RENT.

IRON RENT, two HOUSES, Nos. 729 m
and Isl, on Fourth street betwesn Jackson az
ana ~ ab ont the other SIX rooms. Both have
g gSS Sa with two rooms, dollhouse &c, and
i.tar en- the yards. To good tenants the rent viii
he very low. Apply at No. Il west Grace street.
"a enI3tk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-16

NOR RENT, BRICK DWELLING on Ass
tie south side Of Grace between fWenty-Assa
nth and 'rwenty-sIyth streets containing nine
rooms, &c. with gas and water. Possession at
once pply to -s LYME u BROTHER,
ia Il 3t kuctioncers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-16

EOR RENT, SMALL BRICK TENE-m
4 MENT on the cast side OF Fourth street, a:sa
onposits Pratt,s cottage, CANDLES Hill, contain
ing four rooms; Kitchen. &c. POSSESSION ut once.
Apply to LYME ~ ", BE- .,a; 1 LIZ - rest
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-16
ayCTTDN SALES.
T'afS DAY.

gy Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
eornar Governor and Franklin streets. !,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-16

G7OR RENT OR LEASE, the STORE "a
z 40. 1ilO Cary street, al present occupied s;a
by Mcssrs. Wilson 4 Foster, fronting twenty: SIX
feet on Cary street and running back orc hundred
aud thirty feet II IS one or the very best stores IN
the city for tie receipt and discharge Of goods ::
Possession given 10th March next. or earlier II
desired Apnly TO VI. Z. HAXALLI,
ia ;-lrn< dos Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-16
LOST AND FOUND.

I QST, q VAULT KEY-it is thought in
a. the neighborhood OF he central depot.
suitable reward VIII be given If 1t Is returned to
this Office fel6-lt+
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-16

TOR RENT, that handsome BRICK a
i RESIDENCE No 800 vest Grace street, SsA
ut present occupied By, Mr.. = D. Hicks, contain
and water on the premises. Possession had IL
once annIV To LYME & BROTHER,
:" Real Estate Agents. iilo Main street.
, 1869-09-14

ttcin'h Ocean Symphony and Scenes from tho
lkyr1t, u symphony oAc ~ David, consisting Of
The Caravan Afsrch, shr Night AratInu FNnta.
ttrs, Dance Of the AImcs Frrctiom Of the Desert,
freana OF the Might, Snnrtsc. nat s,nettny cf thy
CArzEun. The programme concluded With the
Festival Overture With Song, OF Schumauu's
lthetn ~etnltc,,. The music, both yocal and Ip.
atrt1nenta!, was sp!enuJly dune, and MAS Kent up
III a late hour.
Atlcr the conclusion OF tile performances a
iorth1sGht procession whs formed which tpnlclel1.
accompanied By nu8tc from Turner HAL down
CLARK street to tho anuth DEtttou and visited md
sefehRued the various ne"sparer oE1cea
1NekIHilI.
The programme for The exercises a. the second
celebration tonight at the Opera uo1st, u a.
follows,
l. Jubilee Overture, by O. II. von Weber,
a.Epcu, written expressly fef this occa..cn, bJ
Galpaf Hutz1 Esq., rrcitct hJ HsA AIbertine
kenkeL
.. FestIvc Cantats, composed expressly Tor this
celebration ay u. Araatta, sung " Ma!atae Ack-
ermanu.Jswofsfh.
4. t,rAtton, dclitcscd hf nr. E.uss schn,td..
q tRutatA. By AuzAft, sung by Hr. 4. Hlschof.
& nFand Fest!te March, by Aenicnsohn {So.
ai Ct hH rosthunons w0rke).
At the c1osc Of The exercises. gentleman oi
The committee will LAY before ihs nnience ptntl
lot Tho organization nt \ tricntsc KtA HtrrRry
r!ul, under tho nAuo VI The :" lluu!sodt Society. "
Tho nrct Of this Organization IA Il, srcnrr to thc
scirntinc lrtiu1+ III thr hiRhnst ts,irr and shunl
II Me~t y th knf1cIcnt encouragement fE,m Dthtf
paris Ut Thu cUnHsry. thc funnastthh u! y Mnlrrt
.Hy On se llah of lIe nlost celebrated frIlargrs II
EUROPE. ur uf *ntnc similar Ihstllniion foF tue al
fxucrtur ut Of AcIeurc nn,t knnneiIKr,
, 1869-09-14
TIE CITY IN BRIEF,

11EE slf1EHS or CHARITY ol the House OF Prov
iafnee. Huron street, IN charge Of SIS
yer olympia, 'icssrc to return thanks to
the 'afltcs and gentlemen who 80 kindly tntcrpsie1
1aenseises in Their behalf. IN connection with the
tafiof eoncett, 2tTen al ths residence o. Mt anil
MfE Henry Green North No aYj Dear!nrr z,re..l
on the evening OF the 9Th tastas unslef ;hr dir.r
tioh OF lTof. IaHmeAch, aAA4Ied pf Miss Hanna
SMesafta!. Mss lsob,e Fasrrll. Mi.s Nosaiia
Jewctt, ME. fo!,x aatl Nj. Bischon. who gcneT.
ousts gave their Ecrvices On that OCCASION The
SisieFH lhankInl!y nckno~leEv lhc receipt OF xtsa
as the result OF the festival. aud sha!t ever feet
rrcnfa OF Their fencspaty, and hope that 7hc
Gser OF nli BIZ essinR7, who has Erurnlse,i that
even cup ef cpf wafer given IN His name RhaI
moi 70 Without lis scwanl. maf return a thousand
1oin 70 at the,r beneiactola.
The foIlowtpE items Of news wetc ot,a!ncd yes
te1daJ al General Sheridan S headquarters: Eel-
tenant l. I. peHt Tenth Cavity, haS tnaen t!ts.
missed the service. Tor uos9'1cslx and unkentle-
n!anis cnn,iuct- CorrorA John lyle, Company
n, Fifth tAsRts private J. ". Weeks, Compans
\. St.toul cavalry, anI prIsRse of Company Z,
s'rnnd Cafalrf. have teen detailed as urteTltes nt
tic Lieutenant tichtr8l's hcAIquuFtrFA Leute1-
alt Fitzgerald, and ~ men u lnr S!ath lnftntrJ,
have fsru detailed As In e.coEt Ia the surveying
| nhits nn.cE NJ. l'ouEhcTft. engaged working In
tbc North Platte country. The f1our1 and NlI1uwa
IT The headquarters Aasr h:rn trsaet In tn,ntntup
! In hanor Of the memory Of the lac Gcnctai
! ha~Ans-
/ Last ErESIst;. at lliS rrylte residence, thrre
| Tas presented to George Armour, ct4. hy tie
| Gf1lccrs.ef the He!uhants' Insurance Cptpnany q
massive silver pitcher and pair Of silver goblc:x
Asl tpl.l ellFrr o the mott be1ut.fa! wurk daastp
t,u the pitcher Has nAe!y engraved r'prraen,a
tttn ol the new Merchants INSURANCE Building
GU The northwest corner Of Lasas'e AID Washing
, 1869-09-14

~, ~, similar, 1r., p.t,., ,o.r,,, .,e INV.
~, - ~ n, =, ,,,E ith tt.,t tc infn,m,. h1Gn snn
~ ~ ~ ~. ~, aaa ~ ~. in1r. hcr sisn
-. Ap ~ - S.e,s,en s-,t1, T,,,1. and Ifu7t1
cns l1atss ~ W. " thn:r i,,,tT" t,rr.srvcr. war
Rmss nes v Ts ~ Jx1tt, rrt ;uarr,tsi anu ihey
tlaitesn .... @o T,ot. trEnt,urr n ahout TO ii,
Fene ~ !D's - -, .,5snn,1 Trturn, from "a Atrteaa
root F.ss ~, ;. .sn,x ~ fn1x nrf hiA In tEe fur.
.ausst @ ~. -. tti.' .rt rnetorrr hhrrinrs1 in the
~. ~ ~ r,etns win f1e ,frnsrttre of Sfio.
nenE 1te e ~ 80 T.; snnch 1nian IA trIisr II,
WY TIE ~ rtnr rH p.,h ;rbtnd ~ "e'>st A'A
leI1uncf. ~ ~ ~ ~, .s - T. rrot~., Ut ...,n
- tne ~ ,1te-' .rr4ss r.5 ~, =, N.,s MeAea "
H1 sa,,, H f.,,n, Sn ~ssira st H." rn,r ~
.,,,,,n.tnnc;1 ,,1rnsnn m, S.sS stts. e's ~
tpE.E To'}oss 1sctxrcn Sfs. onn ~ 49, AZ ~
~ ,snnrnrcs her sn,1 rae hoe w,.h ~ nN'ea
a1m in ,tesh*jr js.t thrnr, hnt.af, 70
.trn.- ~. NV, ,hs ,,-,s1n rt httee1l iHto !he
, 1869-09-14
A CARO-.

7b W Fe1iute.C,1..ns an,i I'etr1s ~ the E;:rtnth
Hurd,
Having been called rron At 4 rabt meeting 10
submit my na1nr as q cana.ha.c soz Alderman Of
the Eleventh Wara. hcs leave to ANNOUNCE TO
scl'et committee, camc 10 nc mud Ead thai
.he! & Would vote and work for nc provided
Moa.n nae,Ee s1ssc!i Tor certain men and meas.
fe7TeseM the iptescss ot The Eleventh WAfa TO
m. neSt q. n! ability soi xtthssanitng tnJ ros!
iton This committee agreed to support rle an.!,
after having 70 AGREED. Tho committee have put
ahothef candidate In The nehL !, tacrctorc, With.
draw m< name from the primary election arti e.,
NIT II 10 the choice Df thr people The Eleventh
Wart, foaFs trulF. A. H. Ln1iSsDN.
, 1869-09-14
NATIONAL 1Axk or COMMERCE,

Attention II cal'r.i 10 th~ Advertisement appear.
thK III nnnthrr Co!ufnn, relsilsn 10 thrrr Drw nj-
i~sttsn!-ntN IL thn Sut!u"si HAAk ut Eotn!uesse.
Mr.. john ut, toralrr'y Asals,nh' rn,hicf ot thc
SRtlHt,ai uAuk hf lllchmond, tlfslnsn. hns hrrl,
unanimously r!rcicti to tic position VI Auditor
= lfnl'an reputation for ss,th ability ant n1elty.
Tho position Ut l'atlnx 1rlct II tn 10 Hl1nl lIy
Mt. thasrs f.. l:cklcy, long khnrn III Tho citizens
1f this SlfthIsy In Gthrr hnI 1MIklrtant buXtrr&4
cunnrcttpna. liz viii i,sinR to thr hank y luDst
thnrtugh rxrcHcncc amt practical business c,lura.
t!pn.
F. u. t'uFty, formerly M1Gngtng "a a ltaItna
tas,,rns ns.N f th!s CITY xsi int,1n !a.te,!y Hct
fIr.i1sht II a S1tlona1 ltnuk, has tccu n1Icl to
Tho ilAt n1 ltf,ttnEs.
These three afd!.lous can hut ntitt Ereattf 10 tho
nlrra!s large h'itIura4 Ut thu bank, nul tlMrraH "
tue c0nnaanco VI the n'lshtss laen Ut This tClAly
IN tAe integrity OF 1t& future trantactiona~
, 1869-09-14
rEs1fRnAY'S FIRES.

An narn1 from Box No. ~. Al hait-rn o'clock
last evening, was caused By the burning Of lwo
buildings on 1urnsie street. II originated In No.
- two-ElorF franc, owneA1 and partly occupied
ly &. Widlcl Losa, g., ehl Insured for sl,:o3 IL
The .ftnsL TFo-otaeE families occupied the up-
per hnor. NJ furniture WAS saved Tae f.re then
communicated 10 No. =. a cottage, Owned and
occupied tsy Charles Erhtsson. Loss about s.! !os
Insured lnT 81 ,Ass in tic Marine.
Tnr alarm tro1n Box e,4. ut 5 o'clock last eEea-
.nE, waa cause! ny the explosion OF II Kerosene
lamp, on The second moor Of No sas West Rau-
t!olrh street. The Premises arc occupied hT J. R.
Cullen. M one wills injured, aud the ,1afaace
caused is fmu1ateI1al. The fire was cxt!nsu.s.ed
without the aae.stancc Of tho Fire Brigade
At 9 o'clock Fester,laT morning a Ere broke out
III tho t,2tcher shop Of FhiI!p aw!er, No. l6 Niuc
Island avenue. The building was considerably
,!a.raEt.g. Insured lor ,e7 IN The Home, OF Chit
c4Fo The nsc Is supposed to have been the work
C{ an tnrt.nHinfy.
, 1869-09-14

Fail mud winter trade Is now opening, aNithose
Of our readers who deal IN, or arc In AaJ ~ay IN
want OF notions, fancy dry scoAst nAnne3s, hos-
,e-v am, Knit rood.. should not fail 10 examine
tn: : a1ap,e @ Eau aud elsgaut stock d Mears il. " 4
Kci,t1 i 70, Nos II and = Waha'h aTenae. TheE
urr the largest dealers tn their sptclat lufs Ia the
WctI, "a visit to the1f c1tensisc saleafoons viii
provr. nut viii hr pleased lu have hn5cts rom
ratr their stock qua.iles and prIcos with anF ot1-
CT hpEsp.
, 1869-09-14
Tho Quioho ost Routo TO Peoria,

no ~AuAoGt 1Aouto 10 ECoT1As
II may not be generally known 10 our ctizens
that the srcedtst rDu,c from Chicago to Peoria Ii
W the Chicago, Alton 4 st- toa!s And Tass'o, Pc
orta 4 Wasta~ iIhlfHayA rnAst ngcra taking this
tuutt ruyr t,liayp III 10 O'clock a. II. nnd r-Hr,l
1sru Ut H. H., making tic trip IN aescn hnurh
This " nn hnus quicker than BY allv othef route.
IT. a!on tU tht> stnr gained Nv this fDute, ra$s-
cuscrs hava tho aiFnnsage nl gonr t!lancr In
nIe ol iuitnlkn'a Celebrated dining cars. tlosa
conn ett!un Ia made ut GhgnOp,
, 1869-09-14

Rnndc1lss GsentA' EurnlAl.lnE IL q or1,, ,
III Dearborn htreet, opposite TIE TalBCkE lu,td.
.pf. IL certainly one OF the very best Places IN
town to snpply The raRts OF cur fHendL The
STOCK Of underwear is vcly l1rHc, IN uenno,
Esg1'.ar nla'Ic goods. with wonl unI cotloh half
hose, kcarts ties, colarB, cut7t, &c. Friends wlll
please remember RAndel1 has rfteen years exper-
icnce ut III Eighth avenue, New York, aud IL
establishing this brunch the benefit Of this ex.
pcf3ence " ouEs. Therefore, make note OF It,
ntnl the stick ut III Good aarts I'll dozen.
New York Mills, Sa6 dozen.
, 1869-09-14

Tho Juniper Tar Soap ~ tho best
toilet soap ever made, ~ II tnay he used With ID1-
nrnIty BY ladies with the most tenier skins: AZ the
same TING Ii Ii luvalnai,lc ~ remedy for ppplrs,
rough OF cnappeA hanti5 and al c0tane0ua disc aSes
where other a0aps canuot pe nsed without A1,rA-
vattug the mataiy snd EtviaS pain to the pstteut.
Manufactured bT Cas%er, Haza-d / Co, New
Notk.
, 1869-09-14

1E!s srr Ct Thcssrc Il e-owdcd risl:ls u wiszcfs
the te:torHlarre Il
EMERSON L MASSING'S MlSSTRELS.
THIS ,Tue-d1y, EVENING. S@-r.ezuhe- a Eeety-
thing new. Gsras sater+s Il the rev ILL:
THE MEJTnS TRIAL, LIEF g. THE Miss1s.
s1PFl sTEA A. AhgAI gi RACEttIERhltl
Hundred. unable 10 sssn sdsn,ss.cu. s~eufe $aar
.cn.. Ii the day tine aua steia the crowd ut the h>1
Office. Srsts efe1lred pt1 d1yt IN 41rsncr.
, 1869-09-14
MARRIED.

Paper 1InnRtnGs and Window
Saa,ea, latest styles Paints, oils, slass R0d
brushes, Ut F. f. Rigby.a 50 Randolph street-
, 1869-09-14

4 full nsaortn cnt OF Lnuick' French
EId Button Noots and Marie Aptolnctse Slippers
may te found at AASpELl j Arw4rER'5. 1853
(IAYk HtfrNk
, 1869-09-14

DYBpcptfcs, IL ypu want 10 get well,
try Warmers Dyspepsia Tonic; 1t u wArranted,to
cure dyspepsia, Sold bT druggists every where.
, 1869-09-14

r.mrhltt rat't.~ ard for ssEe rs rents, hE "FST-
ERS SEWStN.- t5t and III StstNst.. ~ Fr,f Nc
COY ri Etssh.'s ur-t& t,sc. St.scnsnss hs siuees.
<rsk,rr .nd iIe.li6t M r11H1ta 10 tkrIt vu,cv+ and
E slt e VI h,s:et rhtrfn And
atisc: nd r~.tss Strengthened, n9tea us1c oe
fptcte Icttyir4
, 1869-09-14
FARNELL HALL,
THE CENTURY PLANT,

Whic EAs ctc1tcd tlNth cttttccs L Hatdtecf,
Sew taEL
Thts Wonderful Plant n seventy Years Old,
nearly Twrnt. feet Ia tirEEhs, and
Now tn FuIl Hlonm.
1.,,n .hltl,Iru 1t FARwEL1 HALL. The 1dni--
H. Iii +. IS fur AiuisE tad Is cch:s for eaiifrh
HILL Il Ill Il GLE Il III L II 70 Z: n
, 1869-09-14
AMUSEMENTH
llcyICkER'S THEATRE.

llCyICEER'S THEATRE.
First Engagement In Three Years OF
JOHN RROuEHAM,
Who Will A1sta. ;s!1 further ,.fce, II EIs i.ss Scr
tire-Act Drama entitled
THE RED LIGHT;
The Signal OF Danger
Ned afrDEH MOT. 9Ir. JOHN HItOrtsIiANt.
Act lst-Psidc. Art sa-Snreion. Ac. ad-JesJaasr.
Ac. 9Th Aaaarss Ae. Standardization,
kEERF EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE
HOODS MFSETM.
FRANK r AIEEN..-,......-Ps:,r.et asa A4aas.t
Thi. evening. a. o'ei;xk. md WetneAaat Ms,:aet.
Al ~, the Thrilling Stt.ateu-
Mariners Compass.
Mariners Compass.
Mustner'stCompass.
S..ttias TsLic1os. IIt.eatr Machinery. Magnificent
ktIette. Srttod1t CAS-,
, 1869-09-14

1.oR sALE-TwosyuRY MARnIE- EEoNr
J. lss.c r1slnc.lY.. Eeat rwrnsstourih-s Psirr,
t.nee-tory aud fs,~nen mari,ls t1snt hon.c on n.
s-Iasy sxs, Tsstn md T., TTrry r, s..,s' s,a -
u. :I'as r IL. sSt ss :. II IS ns
7sents It'll IT.. between Wsts.h and Aiel4ssnast;
tss,9s s: siGs Ne e with
"a s1,sa ssH:: e .:5s, "ft 8 PsT
81 ~ .o &
liz ft*s: e:&,m: ..,. ,.,,, ,,,.. ", s-o T.,o,,,~
nsf,h I"asfftIafa i fsariaetnthst s.os1 - ~ ~
s1<t bss i ';: . # I'd is e. On
,.I1 Ist:'y ., s:.. II s:';t. II s 's @
~ -. Il A.; IN, iFSS ho,c No.
!Ss:ss,; !sss Sa.. ID. T.; let Of sr0naa. Nc.
ts%: - prsrS's'f"ai sos's: No. ~ A'eh's.n'
ss:1 III. r. ake =, =,
S.:'A ';s' III + III
;%;;;:: A.,
77on sALE -vHKAr 11'1H s.s To ssu;,+ IA,1T
r; r =: = III, S.1:s TT, It'st tHi". s
&uo il II: "a ;..tt.,ine snd s"u,ncf... nc.f WHa.
syo." ~ r. ~" ,.-. Indian, ~. r.uth e.
ltur "rrs # Wr.l",n ~, rsrn"rs' "'y br
Uls4r IN quarterly Int slHtrnls.
81 ara ft.sr tlhsr and 1T uH ltnl"Ast. traf AuTdAf-
IT villa f~,ins, Trrm. !. rn'I
sl..sp .lnnArf H.. nraF tAltal s c"ltbfe h"itso aa
xlWx (linlnn II .nrkr htFt st e"ttatr hM!s" wsfl
tr~r,na Ii Id, sl"tsts ~lA's "fAlohr' "
Aha it, f..s In hrs. sn F'+I nrr property ff .Alr
ny IHNAN LATH,ui'. titsnn Hall RI *'nSh 'lAtk Il.
| l1tl HAr.E tlDttAE AMP fd,r On MDnGAS
j. r.. hIrar NAshIuut'd.
I Itaisr aud 1T III Stmg gAnst. nfsI WnshInRnn.
tItAar Md Int III lA's, Ill - Ht*f Ah&Ms
t[,n.sr atd Iot tu turk It,. ltraF H!rnfAt.
iiutrt. e.Insr II 1.ahAe Al; Alttdx.ht,t IT."
tl,ts OH hisdlsap. ht"tru 1luFhr AMI lsArttsia
| 5hth rn MrnF,r, f4tnrrfs ltnrEr Mil !Ahf3tf ss
.Els cI, I<axI4t, LET AlAIns kb1 tk! Il 'itls
4lu. 1A4i teIwrrh M~4t!.11t kiiI II tnt.ta st
| .h,ls III wartrnhv., between Fstns and fssr Il ,
lt,it Iu Taytot's H,llslsIuu u psH VI the Il.
At n. ", =, St~. y. ~. II.
| 40 err ii rr1tti.st. rtss 81 ilr1!tH.
Improved farm In l tolns5 fur ssIr o' eirh+nso fo
t.!n .ess. :. ,apa in Webster Co''nty. ivwA, Th,'
AHStN TAYLOR ~ R.ndDlpL It
1,oR sA1R. ,rnotcr CRY nxRlprSEr PROF
1 tsdy ~ NUltHA1tL Il JACKSON. lteAl Ett.i
| Akrnis, M, III IG.tb9smatt
| h0GTIlWEhT E1tN frintisf Wc,t an Cnl5n FAtk
! sasi.a fnet. Just south nt WaAhln Ethnst.
| RKuHKN.hT.. 7e1II1. west iIolt. betMern AaaMs an
ssr .AGxMssr. K: e1ls .s. fton between l.,
| and 1L:tls1tat
L,om. and l.tlln: IS,
! UALuMET.Ar.. AHis7, es.t fraot. between Twenty
HUBBARD l. JACKSON.
, 1869-09-14
CORRESPONDENCE WANTED.

CORRESPONDENCE WASTED-A WIDOW
l., ta!r 1t u ttr e::Ht'r wishes n mle shc ae7,ain
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MARTHA, TribtlH gfics,
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POetrY.
The Christian and his Echo.


True faith, producing love to God and man,
Say Echo, is not this the gospel plant
The gospel plan. ~
Must my faith and love to Jesus show.
BY doing good to ALL both friend and foet
Both friend and foe.
But if brother hates and treats me ill.,
Must return him good, and love him stH
Love him still.
II he my fangs watches to reveal,
Must his faults as carefully coneealt
As carefully conceal.
But if my name and character he blast,
And cruel malice, too, long time last;
And, if l sorrow and aflction know,
He loves to add unto my cup OF woe;
In this uncommon this peculiar case
Sweet Echo, must still love and blessH
Still love and bless.
Whatever usage i'll may receive,
Must be patient still. and still forgivef
Be patient still, and still forgive.
Why Echo. how is thsP thou'rt sure doveI
Thy voice shall teach me nothing else but love!
Nothing else but love.
Amen with all my heart then be it 80;
'Tis all delightful, just, and good. Il know
And now to practice I'll directly go,
Directly go.
Things being so, whoever reject,
My gracious God me surely will protect,
Surely will protect
HencefOrth I'll roll on Him my every care,
And then both friend and Toe embrace in prayer,
Embrace in prayer.
But after all those duties have done.
Must I, in point of merit, then disOwn
And trust for heaven through Jesus blood alonet
Through Jesus blood alone.
Echo, enough! thy counsels to mine ear,
Are sweeter than, to flowers. the dew-drop tear;
Thy wise instructive lessons please me we'll;
III 20 and practice them. Farewell, farewell!
Practice them. Farewell, farewell!
-IArTHOR OF " THR CHANGED Cross
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ADVANTAGE OF BEING PoOR "A poor man
never has any taxes to pay. He can sit down
and laugh the assessors to scorn, and read of
the big appropriations made by councils with
feeling OF indescribable exhieration.
a poor man can enjoy life. He lives in .
it abused and his equanimity need not be dis
turbed if it burns down.
A poor man can repose in the bosom Of his
family and know that there is no avariciuus
young man prowlng around after rich daugh-
ters.
Nobody wants the psor man to die nobody
is laying around in misery and impatience wait
ing for him to die, so as to absorb his funds
Another thing-nO poor man is ever worried
by debt, for nobody will ever trust him, and
when he does see greenback he heartily en-
joys it-he does
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Two OLD soakers named Thompson and
Rogers, wandered home one night, stopping az
what Thompson supposed his own residence.
but which his companion insisted was his own
house; Thompson rung the bell Justify, when
a window was opened, and lady inquired what
was wanted.
- -, ~ Madame" inquired Mr.. T., isn't this Mr..
T-Thompson's house p
No." replied the lady thisis the residence
mWell," exclaimed Mr.. Thompson. "Mrs.
T-Thompson-beg your pardon Mrs. Rogers,
won't you just step down to the door and pick
out Rogers, for Thompson wants to so honst'
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HOoflamd's German Bitters,

HOOFLAND5 GERMAN TONIC,
Prepared by Ia. c. Nj. JACKSON,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
miry-fve years since they were first introduced
lnlO this country IRON Germany, during which time
they have undoubtedly performed more cures, and
benefited suffering humanity greater extent, than
aIy other remedies known to the public.
These remedies will etfecIualy cure Liver
Complaint. Jaundl e, %Dyspepsia, Chronic or
Nervous Debility. Chr OnIc Darrhea. Disease
4 Of the Kidneys, and all Diseases arising from a
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DEBILITY.

Resulting from any cause whatever; PrOstration Of
The System, induced by Severe labor, Hard
ships, Exposure, Fevers, &C.
There is no medicine extant equal TO these reTne-
lies IN such cases. A tOhe and vIgOr IS impaired TO
he whole syslen the appetite Is strengthened, food
h'1loyed, the stomach dIgests properly, the blood 10
puHhed the com pie xiOn becomes sound and healthy,
ne yellow tlnge IL eradicated from the eyes, bloom
gwen TO the cheeks, and the weak and nervous In
Ma becomes a strong and healthy being.
rsfsOns Advanced ia Life anc feeling The hand OF
asweighing heavily upon them, with all its attend
ntIh, will lind in Ihe use Of this BrTFERS or Ihe
vans, restore in measure the energy and ardOr OF
aFs youthful days, buIld up their shrunken forms,
la give health and happiness 10 their remaining
NOTICE.
1ha we'll established fact that fully one. hall Of the
nale portion OF our population are seldom IN
II enjoyment OF good # health, or, to use their
f'h eIpresslOn - nev u Aer feel WE'LL" They are
8"sEId. devoid Of all energy, extremely, nerv-
u, n and have no appetite.
10 hs class persons the Bitiers. the IOnic, Is
A'Peelally recommended
A WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN -
w made strong by the use of either of these reme-
they will cure every case Of MARASMUS,
.G'usands OF certificates have accumulated IN the
'1G' OIL The proprietor, but space Will allow OF the
.'leauon OF but few. Those, il will be observed
men OF note, and Of such standing that they mus