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III A & II L N E SHOP.
SLOAT Il AODIEGTON.
MACHIEiSTS
WORKS AND OFFICE: ll2s AND lac. CARY
STREET. BETWEEN FOURTEENTH
FIFTEENTH STsEETs.
RIcHM oSD, VIRGINIA.,

ALI EiHps OF 4Ew WUER MADE. RE.
PAl&1NG STEAM ENGINES snt Bon. ER9 In
city, and country: TOBACCO WORK Of all
kinds mSde and repSired; TOBACCO FLAT
IESiSS-Mlb LS made anu repaired In j Din
FORM and al other kinds o SCALES REPAiR-
ED and ADJUSTED. AGENTS for tire ssie OF
JUDSON'S PATENT sTEAM-ESGINE EO-
VERNON, sELDEN's PATENT sTEAM-ES.
GiTE PACKING: Utica Ccmpany's STEAM
one year, and NO sell them AZ 10 prices we Keen
all kinds OF BRASS WORK OF SUPERIOR
MAKE for STEAM ENGINES sach as gauge
SHAFrING. SELF-FEnDERS, &rEAW-wuIS-
TnES, WATER-GAUGEs, GLOsEVhI,VFS
BDlLER-FLUE CLSASERS, apas general "a,
gortment OF such articles as are used by ali nm
Mug gteam-eneines and saw mills.
SLOAT & AnDINGT0N
Je rs l!:s and 1874 Cary street.
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BY w. Goddin

BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE RESIDENCE
ID iNTHEVILLkGEO OF ROWL;NG GREER,
sE0RT Dl,TAt,CE BEYOND THE COREnl,p-II-"
TON LINE, AID WITHIN OtIIgosSD,
II ala MIakS Fl TIE CAPIT0L, oh naLi1
At ACCTIJ:-.--At III request of the owner ,II,
sh I'll sell at auction, on TIE prem les, on e.
NESDAT, the 18th September, ~ 81 ,!r ciock
=. n, the desirable and attr: tuve I'll ans
pied by The latc Captain Wi'I m Burton, ard now
b. Mr. W f. Bur.on TT n,Ih contains ,n nre
br;ri- l,nrn Sr, kn h-.rc. : ho IND is rich, and
is vel! %dlIt,G for t2et hes. Its nearness 20 The
CITY riycs it rrsdliat advantages Us u SUBURBAN
TrsIccncc. or or market grrGen.
FERNS liberal, Ind made known ct The sale.
W. t,llDDIS i0npCr.
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4 spRorrssoR" SrEARNs has heepp gi i'.. !,

A"PRorrssoR" S1EAESs HI has nf as,hi S
" mcshelsc " WI Wipes. He lectures, and
Sou;, ns ~. -,ci,ing calls boys upon the plat
". ~ Snie>merses them, and lets them run
wild. He visited a village not far from Cam
bridge recently, and among the boys upon
the Stage was minister's son. The first
words which escaped his lips after being
mesmerised were. "Whoa! Cd d-n You,
whoa - The effect was striking, and a
good spanking ushercd the forgcttul boy TO
his bed that night.
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BY Grubbs & Williams
Real Estate Agents and AIctioneer5,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY NALUA-
1 BE RUI DING LOTS ON IHE souiH
SIDE OF F.cA+hLIN STREET, JUST Be
You'd ".,ijHRO+i PARK AT AUCTIOS -
Bv virtue ~ deed Of trust executed By the late
W. {. puEham to The Snbscrihtr as trLsl,c e,
rcarln. dat" I'D -nuary. 1879, and duly recorded
In the clerks Itlice of Richmond Hastings Court,
bctng thereto required by the creditors secured by
said decd, Will sell 1t auction, upon the premises,
Oh W EbSE StjhF. 9Th October. at d O'Clock I.
NJ, q Lot OF GROUND on the south side Of
Franklin street, beginning sixty 'eet ives. Of
aurel saIect, fronting ninety feet and running
back between parallel lines one hundret and fifty
feet 10 an alley sixteen feet wide.
1Els properly djoirs the haLdsomc new RESI-
deucc of Colonel Ur"way, overlo, Ks aonrOo Park,
and IS rcgarrct Us amongst the most de- irabe In
that rrpdgv -improv;ng ncjeh oorhrod.
EEKMS; -uili CicIt in cash / deirIy the fN-
renses Il he sa'- aGd 20 pay cF note of Sio31,
due 25th July, $50: credit tor -, 0Gj unit 25'h
JANUARY 1871; iurthe" credit Tor FL. 900 until 35th
july, 1871; and Tor tGe resid .e credit of twelve
mont h from III dly Of sale. the credit payments
to be n &c able notes. Nth lltcrt5t add, and
scru,cd y a deei Of trust upon tho property.
The proper VIII he sold rs while or in lots,
as may bS deemed De:t at tn time Of the sale.
CHARLES Z. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
GRrBBS L WILLIAMS. Auct,oneers.
~ yn y np
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. BY Grubbs Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Elayenth between Main and Bank streets.

GALE OF TWO BEAUTIFUL BUILD
y ING LOTS ON THE SOUTH SHE or VI : r.
SHALL BETR ZEN MADISON AND MONROE
STREETS.- By request of Mr.. Thomas Barham,
trustee under the viii OF the late MIS-. susan Bar
ham, we will sell upon the premises, on TUES
DAY, Goth Septem onr, ut a O'Clock =. NJ, the
two VERY BEAUTIFUL BUILDlSG LOTS
situated above, and lying next east OF the late
residence of The decedeEt Each OF them Is 30 by
40 feet to an aleY 10 feet wide.
TERMS At sale.
GaUBaS & WILLIAMS,
ge l6 hUCtionaprs.
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by Wellington Goddln,
Auctioncer and Real Estate Agent :.


TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO LOTS OF
L LAND, WI:H oTUREHOl SEES THEREO I,
LYING On TIE FASr SIDE OF sFVEN-
TEE TIL BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN
STREETS, OPPOSITE ARCH OF FIRST MAR
KET-HUU>E. IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
BY virtue Of two deeds Of trust executed by |. ia
e. bs aud Mary his wifc-th first on the Sd Of June,
1867 and the second the I6th or August, 1859 TO
the trustees of the Germs Building Fund Assoc
ci"iion, No. L the undersigned rs trustees of the
said Association, and by direction or the Board OF
DlrectJs Of the said Association, will sell AT pub
lie anction on ID" premises. to The highest bidder
on MONDAY The 2G.h of September, 1870 aI 4
O'Clock y. NJ, II fair. If not. the next fair dav
thereafter. the REAL ESTATE described IN lid
tno de. dS and designated above.
TERMS Cash sufficient To paw off the expenses
executing this trust, and so the fines, charges,
interest, and principal, secured by said two d. eds
OF trust TO the said Association aud the re idue
upon such credit ard to be sc ufed in such III an
ncr rs he said l. Jacobs or his assigns shah pre-
scribe or in default thereof, upon such dit snd
tn be sec red In such manner as The undersigned
th IL make known at the time OF sale.
j.. LOIlMAN,
j. Il. BOSCnEN, Trustees.
Sc 15-dtds NJ. l.. JACOBSDS.N
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By Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.


VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE RESI-
yaNTH STREET BETWEEN FRANKLIN
Nd GRACE STREETS FOR SALE AT HrC-
TION.-At the request Of Mr. Robert a. Mayo
(who will soon remove TO his new residence on
Grace street shall sell at auction, on the pre-
misses, on TUESDAY, goth September, 1870, at d
O'Clock p. NJ, his present residence located rs
above. 1t fronts the west line OF Seventh street
2s 1s feet runs back 100 feet to an alley Is three
stories above the basement, ana contains zen
floor, be sides SIMPLE servants accommodations.
The whole premises are in eo-d order, and arc
ton, so near 10 churches, mark I, and the hnsl-
ness parts of tie city, re 7ders it very desirable
for the merchant c r professional gentleman. TIE
basement has Il lne office with an entrance from
Seventh street.
TERMS Reasonable and made known ut trc
hour OF sale.
Possession given about the 1st OF October next
Persons wishing to look At The house can 10 so be-
forethe day of sule, w. Get,DIN,
Sc 13-dtd AuSLIonCcI.
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MATING, 0IE-CLOTHR. dc.

GEORGE w. ANDERSON & SONS
" have in store and for sale Il line stock OF
CARPETS, FAPE n-HANGING5, &C, &C, en-
VsLVET. sRUs-ELs, TAPESTRY. THREE
PLY, and 1t Common grades OF. CARPETS !;
Varieties OF STAIR CAePET&
The FALL STYLE OF PAPER-nAEGINGS,
nearly all OF new designs;
st ,lish D .ttsrns OF FLUOE and TaBLE OIL
CLOTHS
CURTAIN GOODS. CORNICEs.
WINDJw SHADES,
and all the articles of first class establishing ns.
These gooes arc FRESH, and a,e offered VERY
Low.
Our senior partner has had u business expert
ence in this community or thtsty years, aud has
selected our goods with especial reference TO this
market.
street. below Twelfth up stairs. sc ID I'm
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CIIRE OF KIDNEY AND BLADDER AFEC-
TON OF APATIENT SEVENTEENTH
YEARS OF AGE-THANKS TO
MR.. HELMBOLD.
GIRARD, PA, March 81, 1868.

YEARS OF AGE-THANKS TO
MR.. HELMBOLD.
G1nARp, PA, March 81, 1869.
Editor CosmOpolhe:
desire as an unsolicited tribute to the merits or
Helmbold's Buchu, and for The bsneft OF those
similarly afflicted as myself to say that after con-
sulting many eminent physicians, and trying
ne ,ry all the best advertised remedies In the vain
hope of finding relief from aggravating kidney
and bl adder diseases from which I have suffered
excessively for many years, good fortune finally
suggested to me Helmbold's Buchu, which COM
menced using with little faith, and no apparent
beneficial results for about month. Al the expi-
ration of that time, however, I thought COM
menced to experience slight relief, which encou-
ragged me to parsevere in its use, and now, at the
expiration Of four months, al hough / am nm In
firm old man, nearly seventy.eight years of age,
and con sequently medicines cannot be expectedto
favorably effect n as they otherwise would, 1
have found such unspeakable relief and perma-
men: benefit from MIR. Helmbold's valuable dis
covery that feel I ought publicly to recorfth the
fact. as an acknowledgment to him anda valuable
suggestion TO the public.
Yours, respectfully,
D. n. LAREN.
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Be- Grnnns ! Williams
hucti1netra aud Real Es12te Agents,
Ele> emln between N5iy. and Sank streets.

TRUsTEE's SALE OF LOTS ON
| Il DOVER STREET, IN sInNEY.-By virtue
OF deed Of trust executed by \. Grant, Jr.,
trusic'. AlrS. julie Grccn, dated :efh Octo-
be-, 1897. viii sci Mt auction upon the rremis S,
NJ. TWO I.',TS on The south side Of Dover str, ct
between Cherry and CuiYcrt stfcers, each JaxlsQ
feet 10 alcY is :,et wide,
The deed authorizes sale Cor cash. but Il rcp-ou-
able cro1tt VIII be Showed f"r. portion OF The
purchase morev. z. V. GRUBBs, Trustee.
GRuBBS 4 WILLIAMS Aucti niece $. sel2
r .ARGE AND VALUABLE REAL
IL EST TIE FOR SAL Ely virtue OF /, decree
OF the circuit court for Me- klenburg county Va.
Of Williamson, surviving partner, for &c IS. =.
X. Burwcll, &c. l shall, on MONDAY the 18th
day OF October $50 sell upon The prt misses the
highest bidder. at public -uction, the lRACr OF
LA ND belonging 20 Fcyton X. Burw5l', situated
In Mecklenburg county, acout three mics north
miles t: ON the I;irhmoEd and Dsnville railroad,
adjoining the land, o; nG5ett Scott James oliver,
and c!hers. ard containing ONE '4UOTS1 I'D
THREE HUNDRED AID NlNETT-FoUE
ACRES.
The improvements consist Of L handsome and
commGdious dweliing-hauSe with al abuudsnca
Of necessary out-buildings.
The lands OF excellent quality ard Ie'l adapted
TO the grow;h OF wheat, ott,, co II, Ionacco, and
the grasses. The tract Is We'll waGcred. and con-
sidcred very valuable.
TERMS One fourth cash, and the residue upon
credit or SIN, I've, and eighteen mon hs the
purchaser 10 execute bonds for the def. rred pay-
meuts, carry ing Interest ffcm the dsv OF sale and
the title t. 10 retained until tie whole Of the pur-
chase money is paid
BoYDToS, VA, september 10, 1870. DE l4--tJH
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wv HITE SULPHUR LAND.
MOST ATTRACTIVE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

MOST ATTRACTIVE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
a-~|1
offer for sale my Fam, "EEAuRFGARD."
situated mile and q half from the White sulphur
Springs IN s,reeunrier county. west Virginia. It
contains nrarl IS& HI - ptPn ACRES. orc
third of when is ii : AnnW Ia ed: A ocmt one
TIMB y. A part Of The III adow has been In
for ab9Tt fthy ia aed w ito srm Is
to the White Sulphur Sp,ings gives 1t the sdvan-
tn &c of 4 market nj It's very q or.
In copi1us springs the almost exclusive supply OF
water for the White Sulphu7 and the cor siderable
town thst must gtowup there upon the compile
ton OF the Chesapeake ana Ohio railroad to the
Ohio river in the summer OF W.
It has commanding later st on account OF Its
fine adaptation TO nurposes or health ana recrea-
ton It Is one the most he utful, as It Is one of
the most healthfhl, localities fl the Virginia noun
tans. Il has fin" hath anda super abundance of
water for many pr rs n es ms h sti1u 9eeh
Of the skin and great lnvtg"rstor OF the system.
There hesides nest and 6ooE
alum slate highly imnrc mated with alum, IN
vhlch, at q mol.r,1a eHpeu,", ! LuM WATEKS
might ne 6sS hn n 'rSe nd nrosrer e
ols adjunct of the While SUI hur. the great water
ing-p:ce If the nddle and 5, utlern States OF the
J. has fna grounds for ml. long TRoTTING
OK FACE CDI ESE, ana The addition OF that
source of amusement for the jmm1n,e thrGn S, OF
WI uld he Il & eat puzzle graf iicat!on> and highly
lucrative 20 IFS ownrrs. ; h track, eXactlT
suited 10y the ten acratuTg I the place to summer
sport. ould become one OF the most famous III the
Union.
Tins farm might also he adlrtcdto fish culture,
Ia rn.c an !mmc~ supply OF clear sDrlHg water
from several large s2rng>, aud good location
for a lake of several This business has
laIs IL become Ikea cdiuglT y oft bic
Tpc.u IS u lar+e DOUBLE B"1Ck ii USE,
ctntsniug twelve CON :t'd'"n5 rooms, u"on The
niace, tnee:her w!th cuthris 5. Thu grounds ere
admirably ada0ici 70 I'll" fiucsf display If arch-
trcllral and 9th. T imDruyt Men z.
II Is one OF The most sitl le,ttt1-i;faces IN the
mountains, whe. her imp'o rement as place
Of public es0r; or fer sureIb residence for
wealttIfiy gentleman.
~Persons dcslrous OF s:cirg tire place are re-
fcrrCd to nv son, j. | Il. C0wAEDIS, w!' resides
upon t.. Either he or myS. II will state the ,erms.
j. 4. co - haEtE,
Dispatch office.
RICHMOND. August IL, 1870 All Is
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Anew WHOLESALE CHINA, GLASS
IN AND OIEEe SWARE HOUSE,
= NRICfINI 1ND, VA.

am receiving direct fr"m the manuf +ctuTers IN
ImandIng stock embracing all he re ent stylea and
designs purchased on the most ftgotable terms
Rstpce tho decline in gold. MercnantS ana Pnr-
chssers generally viii find 1t greatly to their In
ReyeH TO examine my stock ana pflc.s ne!ore
In aking their purchases. JOHN Abb Eh.
= az 10 1893 Main at, eet.
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Mr.. Laren refers to the following gentlemen:
Colonel DAN RICE, Girard, Pa;
CHARLES STOW, Esq, Girard, Pa, editor Of
Cosmopoltte;
GEORGE II. CUTLER, Girard, Pa, Attorney;
c. j. HINES, Girard, Pa, Attorney;
Captain u. W. HUTCHINSON, Girard, Pa, At
torney;
DAVID OLIN, GiIard, Pa, Merchant;
DAVID T. DAY, Girard, Pa, Merchant;
c. F. ROCKWELL, Girard, Pa. Merchant;
B. G. ELY, Girard, Pa, Druggist.
ASK FOR
HELMBo LD's.
TAKE NO OTHER.
Sold by druggists and dealers everywhere.
Price, $l.eS per bottle, OF six bottles for $3.50.
Delivered TO any address.
Describe symptoms in all communications.
Address
II. T. HELMBoLD.
DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE,
ss4 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
None arc genuine unless done up In STEEL
ENGRAVED WRAPPER, with facsimile Of my
Chemical Warehouse, and signed
az sl-.am q. T. HELhBOLD.
H 4
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TOR RENT, THAT VERY DESl-r-s
saBAt STORE. -. 1910, .wn DOCS hc. -
low III. 81 Charles 1iotcl having b".n rccul:'i
ns grocery ore i"r many years. and the i''">t
we'll kuowu and e5!nri;sii"l - Sl II. AID IL pr
su I " led ny n .nt"'! d. ttItr.s, t5l. lus-
sesoi III can be h III Immediately
:. y FArH..
~ % 81 Ssal stn'e y gc,.
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s'essS EsiI$ 4.

TOR RENT.-Thc undersigned de- 90
u siics To rcnt th,t vauahlc proc. = L..
koown rs the WARN SPEl - II .Te =
ciudiny his furniture. for one wear from :Ec arc
The Isl i,y or r. ,uer mex. II not sold h. TOR" tli
time The renior can alsJ lctsc"s much I. ~
as he may d, sire II conn elton with the ii",cl
urotcrt, baths &C., thee t,elng >"1 tcr.S IL ii
sevet, L tracts Of Iand 900 % l@'y acres nn'":
renee tue l.rgcr part beng III Cultivtt on, me-
dowS and yraZing. Apply "a T.. unGcss { Ell,
either ia person or ny letter ht BAT ''nrl t"ES,
Va Sc 20-5tr e. b'tii MAJ -.
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r ANDS IN LARGE
IL .Nu SM = QUANTITIES.
have in my hands fer pale aNDS ia alm"st
every section OF The state. UEm,ier nf them are
large, firSt-cla7s c-t7te2. with plctdd improve
mems and .esratly located -
GEORGE v. DEFWRY,
au 90 -lm* 1914 Main street.
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HIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-Wil be
IL sold on SATURDAY, septemoer 2.th, 1870. at
IL O'CLOCK 4; ~, the following property-to wit
CABINETS,
WARDRUBEs,
CHAIRS,
TRUNKS,
Seven iran-hound wHIsKEY BARRELS,
LOOKING. GLASS C,
PICTURES,
One p,ir PLATFORM SCALES,
One SlGS-BOARD,
SOFAS,
REHSTEADS,
BEDDING,
TABAFS
Lot assorted AW BOOKS, &C.,
10 satisfy sundry distress warrants and executions
In nv hanGs. A. w ROsENE,
Sc la~Is&tds High Consi able City Richmond.
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DOR RENT, the STORE and Up 90
Il FER FART of IA" liuU>* 81 sra IL e.
street eit4er separ te"r 'ltoselh"r. Apply"
Miss MANY MRS,
l7l9 Muin stree,
0 70. Fourteenth st!e=t, DAVID PAER.
2u-lw
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DOR RENT, the + IRST -CL A SIS g.;
Il STnhEH USE NJ. $40 Cary street, now III
occupied ov Board & Hirsb. Possession given 2e!l
lnst-nt. apply to
Sc 5--Im WILLIAM X. HAXALI.
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YEaE, ESTATE AGENTS.

ITO LAND-8UYERS.-C and get my
4 CATALOGUE, of huudT DIS OF impro red
FIRMS. large and srual Il + rds Hotel hich
mond, Va. editors Chronicle, Charlottesville;
Jacob L Sher,, Harris"nbrg: Exchange ho-
tel and my office, GordonS"llle, Va.
ia lbs FOR KE IT, TOO. A LARGE STEAM
DiSTILI.FRY. with safer power dwellings, &C.,
for sale near sushvllc, Buckingham county, in
a fine grain section.
DAVID -. NJ. NIGGES,
nu27-lm Iant = get, Lu:donsrilie, Va.
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FERTILIZERS.

DERUVIAN GUANO.-100 tons No. l
JIG PERUVIAN GUANO fer sale by
40 Id. wSswlm ALlIrGN 6 ADDISON.
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WANTED, THIRTY HANDS, to cnop
w cord wood OF the Need. Tract twelve M: o
from ,n. hmond, near Dcep-Run Pts. Appis 'N
The premises to az p;s,IrR
4. zD-2t w.
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wANTSs

xTTANTED, q WOMAN without incura.
w h~a,re. 10 cook and aasisS In washing or
h,nsc-cieaang hise GIRL, 70 q. and ggI Sood
nrmsG mus, I'm Amply ON Thursdap, 22d. at The OF.
Ace OF Dks D. ~. r " ctreat
az 90 StS ss ~ rInunl---
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WANTED, FOREMAN in weekly
w newspaper and job office: Must some well
recommended. Apply 20 =. u 49, 49, ~
oo 10 corner Byrd and Sixth streets.
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WANTED, to HIRE Re-; an SSm dkl 81 rsean.
,n.rs,d, ADDRESS IL" care Dispatch office,
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WANTED, an industrious and reliable
w WHITE WOMAN as seamstress ana On 'fn'
oer'""'' >f''' WILLIAM W. COSBY.
soooq. 400 Franklin street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-03
Knights of Pythias-Widows and Or.
phans.

ph0nf.
Under the old constitutions there was
regulation which directed that ten per cent
of the gross receipts in the subordinate
lodges should be set apart and devoted ex.
clu lively to the establishment of Widows
and Orphans Fund. When the new consti-
tutions were prepared by the committee Of
the Supreme Lodge, that highly important
feature was in no way provided for, thus
leaving this question to the future judgment
of the several Grand and Subordinate
Lodges to determine for themselves the pro-
priety OF introducing or having any such
arrangement. In view of this, the Grand
Lodge of Indiana introduced q section into
the constitutions for their subordinate
lodges, which strikes US as very appropriate,
and which would seem to recommend itself
10 the favorable consideration of all inter-
ested, to have o similar provision adopted
in every jurisdiction. For the information
OF all who feel interested in this question,
we will copy the section, which may also
serve as a guide in the preparation of simi.
lar ones elsewhere: Ten per cent of all
sums received for limitations, degrees, dues,
deposit or withdrawal cards, shall be set
apart at the expiration of every term, and
be used IS a widows and orphans fund.
This fund shall be used for the relief of des-
titute widows of brethren of the order, and
for the education and relief of their orphan
children, and for no other purpose what
ever" We are under the impression
that one or two Of the first lodges in this
Jurisdiction who were organized under the
old constitutions, have continued to add to
their then established widows and orphans
fund, and they have now quite snug little
sum in some savings bank, ready to meet
any calls that could be made upon them.
When in health and strength, we should en-
deavor to provide for the time when these
1r,., - 49, CT
provide for the widow and the orphan is
one Of our paramount duties. We know
that this subject has been generally over
looked; but now we hope that every Lodge
will attend to this very important uestion
at once.-.Sunddy Dispatch, n. I.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-03

Bayard Taylor and Brigham Young.
Bsyard Taylor writes from Salt Lake City
to the New York Tribune:
was ushered into handsome, we'll fur
nished room, divided by a wooden screen
from dim back Office. The floor was car.
peted; circular table, with great globe
of gold fish was IN the centre; sofas and
chairs were on either side, and the walls
were covered with pictures portraits of
Joseph and Hyrum Smith, Alpine land
scapes, and chromotint of Bierstadt's
''Sunshine and Shadow" which the artist
had sent to Brigham Young. We took seats
upon one of the sofas, while two or three
strangers, apparently Mormons from the
country, waited upon the opposite one. In
a few minutes Brigham Young came
out from his Office. At the first glance
you would take him to be successful bank
or railroad president, and his quick, straight
forward business-lik manner carries out the
impression. After he is seated, however,
and you have chance of observing his fea-
lures more closely, the signs Of quality
with which bank presidents are not accus
toned to deal begin to manifest themselves.
He is both short and broad, but his thick
ness gives the impression of strength,
rather than corpulence. Although sixty
nine years old, there is no gray in his sandy
hair, and his small blue eyes are keen and
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preaching to squareness in its form, and his
complexion is a strong healthy red. His
thin, firm-set mouth and large jaws express
an indomitable energy. The general ex-
preston Of his face is at once
reticent and watchful. In his greet
ing there was the bandness Of an &C
quired rather than a. natural courtesy.
His voice is mild, even-toned and agreeable,
and can imagine that he might make him
self fascinating to women, most of whom
find a peculiar charm in playful and purr.
ing lion. He said but little at first, and
q thought seemed to be holding himself
secretly at bay for questions which did Eot
intend to ask. By and by, when | referred
to the similarity of the scenery to that of
Asia Minor, and led the conversation to the
resources of the Territory, he spoke freely
and fiueDtly, and gave me considerable in
formation concerning the remote southern
counties. On all points of material growth
he was frankly communicative, While he
was talking studied his face sufficiently to
detect the three chief qualities of his ma
ture-great prudence, great determination,
and great belief in himself.
During the visit his eldest son, Mr.. Joseph
A. Young, came into the room. He is a
tall, blonde, good-looking man Of thirty.
very cheerful and courteous in his demeanorF
He is intelligent and practical, butt ven
ture to say-will never develop into a pro-
phet. Brigham & Brother, John Young, an
old, gray headed man, also came, and,
soon afterward, hearing n bell ring some
where in the interior of the house, took
my leave.