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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-05

Information WANTEv.-t liison Rossiter left his
home on Clear Creek on tie list IF April last t.
come to Carson and return Immediately: but not
returning, and nothing being kpown # him since
the III of April, his f,iend~ have become alarmed
and entertain fears Of his having been the victim
Of fatal accident or f,ul play. 1t will be con
siderej great favor if any person knowing the
whetreahou Of said Ros-iter VIII communicate
with the APPEAL m3-lw
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-05

ApELPHI CLUE Party Tine member
of this club give their eleventh party
tthe las'o OF 'hr season. To- morrow even
ing at the Turn Vtreln H Members
desiring cards for their frirnds can ob
tain he same Of the Secre airy to-day
from 10 to clock. Mr. Frisbie will
furnish the supper.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-05

A PUBLIC MEETING has been held in
Charleston, South Carolina, to give White
more. the cadetship broker,a chance to ex-
plain his position. 1t Is stated that when
struck up the tune 30, Listen to the Mock
iIS Bird"
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-05

Ds. TJaDER's health has so much improved that
ne will prescribe for patients at his residence i'm
mediateiy west of the MIut ape I'm
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-05
TAKE WARNING!

THE V. T. r. Il. co. ARE ANXIOUS TO
i take due precaution against accidents and
loss OF life resulting from the running of their
trains; and they take this method of warning pa
rents and guardians against the dangers attending
the too common practice of children play ing about
their cars and locomotives. Those having in charge
the business Of the Company find it impossible to
PERSUADE boys, who frequent the ternini and stop
piLg places of the read from climbing upon the
cars and engines; and they will feel themselves
obliged to resort to more decided measures il these
annoyances continued. Recent accidents,
which are wholly ascribable to the csrelessness Of
persons la Jumping on and of the care when in
motion, should Be warming enough in themselves
-.'M' II. N. YERINGT0N, Superintendent.
February Is, 1870. 81
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-05
SUMMON :.

Nevada State Revenue Stamp Fifty Cents
IN Tile DISTRICT COURT OF TIE SECOND
L Judicial district Of the State of Nevada in and
for thu County of Ormsby. Lucy J. Gaddy +,
Plaintiff vs. Octavis b. Gaidy, Defendant. Actin
brought in the District Court of the Second Judi
cal istrct OF the State Of Nevada, in and FIR the
County Of Ormsby. and the nplaint filed in said
County Of urmshy, in the office Of the Clerk of
said District Court. The State of Nevada sends
greeting to 0ctayis B. Gaddy, Defendant. You
hereby required TO pear in an AZ ton brought
against You by The above named plaintiff in the
District Court of the Second Judicial District of
the State Of Nevids. in and for the County Of
0rIDsby, and to answer the mplaint flied herein
Ia copy Of which accompanies this summoDs)
within ten days exclusive of the day of service)
after the service on You Of this summons-If
served within this county or if served out of this
county. but in his District, within twenty days,
otherwise within forty days-or Judgment BY de-
fault will be taken against you. The said action
is brought to obta decree of this Court dissov-
ing the bonds Of matrimony existing between the
above named parties to this action, upon the
grounds IF your ldefendant) having failed fer tao
years last pat to provide plaintiff and child with
the common necessaries of life and by reason Of
habitual gross drunkenness, your part, con-
tracted since marriage For the care, custody and
education Of your child, Eddy NJ, by the plain
tiff. And judgment against you for costs Of this
suit. All of which more fully appear, by said
complaint a certified copy of which accompanies
this summons. And You are hereby notified that
if you fill to appear and answer the said plant
as above required the said plaintiff will apply to
the Court for the relief prayed in her said conn
plant. Given under my hand, and the seal OF the
District Court of the Second Judicial Dist
SEAL. ret of the State of Nevada, in and for the
Comfy Of ormsby, this LIST day Of April,
in the year of our lord one thousand eight hun
dred and seventy. T. }. EDWARDS, Clerk.
anil -ivnr
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-05

On no i: is GOT the Grover & Baker
Sewing Machine which tangies up the
thread, and causes SO mach annoyance,
this Machine sews direct from two >poois
and gives no trouble c. Il. Maish,
Agent
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-05

THE VorE FOR MAYOR in Virginia City is
given as follows in the Enterprise of yes
terday:
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UNITED STATES TAXES.

NOTICE. Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Y Annual List 81 Taxes Tor the Collection Dis
trIct Of the state of Nevada, embracing Assess
ments Of Incomes for the year 1869, Special Taxes
Tor the is al year ending April 50, 1871, ana the
Annual lakes IN Watches. Carriages and Plate,
ha- been returned [; me for collection, and all
persons residing IN the sixth Uiv sim of said Bis
ttict, and cub acirg the Counties OF 0rmsby au !
Douglas H4!ie to ply such JaNes. are hereby no.
tifie,i that til have become due a d payable,
and viii be received 10y he, 4 my Office in carson
CltN until and including the 10th day Of May,
lc70. Al persons who shal neglect iefu'c To
pay such Ike. WITHIN the time prescribed, shall
table to lay five ~ per cent. additional, and
interest Il. The rate OF one per cent per month.
toy. Their with such ether costs the law pre-
sc!lbe..
STEPHEN T GAGE,
Coll Dist. of Nevada.
Carson City, May 9, $50. lot
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Virginia 6 Truckee e. r. Co.

'i'HE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHoLD-
l rKS will be held at the office OF the Com, any,
Virginia City, TUESDAY,, MAY 10, 1870. at l. NJ.
aplotd +. A 16ITLE. Secretary.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-05

Ir is said Of the man who was pardoned
from the Massachusetts State Prison last
week, after twenty two years confinement,
that he was more surprised at the street
cars than at anything else.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-05

SUpDEN DEATH.-Mr. George Dow, a
native of Maine, while sitting in chair
at his home in Bellrna, on the 18th ult.
suddenly fell forward dead.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-01-13

% y ~y bssS:. ss'"''i ''s,,'s: g .eSs IL ~
Bs>mi'h, 'pd help ma to look .f,sr N
my auntS boxes." -:
tfWh0patntsibo bozug Z" mid Bssn.
ish sxgerf ..,,~ -~s-,-.-
Z Not Mrs. ButlsrsY . Dick asswered,
smiling. "But Catherine Is Aouzisbins
'I t 'esst she ~.s Looking WY pretty
when I came a*.y; nd s;fa1, I h%ve 10
'doqbs, be very g..d 70 ~ ne ,g.ia.">
Ana e. then, "a vhen dinner ~ over,
snd she odd -looking, British couples
4? nad 1stited TO the;.. sssona, tie ~
y94nsomen kghtea 'thsis sie>p, .aa
'stfelied out across Tho PlSes toe,ther.
welt ont 'nd sat upon the loe, until
qaiet l.ts At aisht,, t.ltisae;,,..d ind smoking
iq The qit quiet ia dnfness.
u F'"' (r9o5 c195 Bz cosrIsUp.) nlrrls15 .
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-01-13
acoURv 9IIE.
a2 s2s,:ts.sA: A.s,, and ,s..,:s
-G1un4 ,ub, ,itaaI .aooiS2rms. SS,t.Y,i- u

biQ bisl.r:ts,sAs IL :7s;'sIaas;a and ,s..,.,
-mtB1 1,@or @or hla h4lak +aa9aE Saafr hnaudS,1; 1;TL Z"
tAglltf,lits tol<ed ieaeart.aat hve,, IL ai :
fhe dewy morning Of our summsr, days; :,
the golden lamp ii happy yldlsside ho.rs;; E'''
\ fhaihtles,e<iautA Asssade h aursias,,i +: !
fhe dcye = ~hec, cqqpins schoestd in eur h,sz.;>,
fhe swtsstss chord upon our II harp * pSrasise;
fhsqaet lsktnt,s tho ilsnljt q jey;, OF olsAi
fhsyssll among HI, gifts ~ho gave p, ALI; ..,
= On whom not We alone, but ali who hooked,
- Gastn6 Mould breathe: :tE5 iAydluhtary y'wordb.
Cog t!sss thee, Ev.!-aol !'s be hlt..a for th'ss
Alas! clohdsgathersd quickly, and the storm
Fell without warning .oa opr.tspder bud,
Scattering its leaflets; and lie star was drenched
IN tearss this lam p burnt didlly; amwares'
Tle little .lambwas faint; the weary dove.
The sshotd was.!ooscned or 6urharpp; tke'iolnti
Wy t5eubled apd the rill n r.a' nlarly dtry;oor4
:; And in our souls we heard our Father, saying,
fHan 5e fetur6 tts g,ft n tfhe voice was low
Antl answer lsge9; ;stl4 x Thy will be donsl',,T
And nov, where We bad often pictured her,
I sdG orone ofthe beatihed; y" ...'
F.; Etc oughlqssomlop prs forever now, y": >.
Unfolding in the atmosphere of love. y.
THAT stat that sst upon our earthly home
Had s4en .trelbxy. ,adi. pdrsr skiesii, -
We - shining; II and thelamp va sorely missed
: Shed its soft radiance in bet.er home;
put lamb was pasturins tahesrent me.ds; Il
oVr doye hrd ID! settled en TIE tssss # lhe;
Ahother chord was ringing with delight.
,S~S = H.~e. = u
In Paradise 4pr treasure ~. With God; 49,.
The gift in the great aivsr's ateeag right hand;
Appdd yponee. who looked on her, would choose but
say,
EVA smeet tanxn; aed sspsi.ss ssr thee ~
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-01-13
THE OLD. OLD STORY.
ID y :: -. s,.
DY ABBY HU1cHIxso1 PARTON.

q Two children wandering h.,d In
hand by the sea, singing sopss Of er,ise.
The suiod blowing fresh in their fss,s,.
and tho beautiful green vivss, da,ssse
in tho light Of the morsisg 90. No
sound came fon the rude 'vorld. not
even tho song bird. not. NJ A...d-
only the voices ofthe noble yo.,h ed
the pure and dtrathf.l upaid,e. At
their feet were white ana lovely sh,lh,
which they gathered aud tossed iste
tho sea. Yet no shell was vhiter Tia.
the souls Of the youth and naidee:
and no water pureri than their words
to each other. When the yw,st so.e
Of praise ended, the youth said, "L;i.tls
maiden, shall I tell you. very o.d, old
storyS" and the maiden, looking into
bis deep, honest eye, replied, ''T.n me
tho story" In voice low aud m,.io.l
he repeated to her the old, old story.
She bent low to catch the words; and
1t the sound her own voice died .v,y
and she heard hn voies alono and hsr
own beating hssrt-hat the littls waves
listened and caught he .osds intended
for the maiden sear, aad tAey n. DOM
to the large waves, and sa;l, eve head
the old, old 'story,"-anda: IL In,
waves said, "T.ll rs, and ~ viii tx,
ii to every shore" The wi.ds, .lso.
that played in the hsirsf th. maiden
heard and said, wv. TOO viii carry
this sory On the wings Of .ir 70 Ill Ii.
world" And ths ts,unb,ans MD, I'VE
will travel fastsr than Wind, .ad x.v..,
and aa.h this truth into ths hsasss Of
all mankind. And ths v.vaD, I'D
| winds and sunbsans dsassdis GLE, ii
uew life haa lossesl then. But abojs
'Al tho hearts Of thsyouth md maiden
aug s,soog 80 full ct pe*ns and joy
that the spirits ofthe liz caught il, ed
more swiftly than wind, d v.v.s, q
light, they asv witt. It. % -thel 2 ,sissis 5
and: eri'd.- led. : haye ,bso4sat ~ -
old, old stesy';:-taad ~ The .snsaAt 0l-
iok, said--;HIRs d : 81 azseady kse,a IL Il
* ~ II, .ee sJar.ssrs'a'A @11e
IA2snxee. ...
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-01-13

THE publisher of the St. Charles
Herald has placed tho accounts Of de-
linquent subscribers in the hands Of q
Justice for collection. Publishers gen.
orally would be justified in pursuing .
similar course.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-01-13

The St. Croix Republican, says:
"We wish Northwestern Wisconsin.
vas called Minnesota for few years.
Wisconsin sounds oil aud slow-g.ited."
Tha: part Of Wisconsin ought to belong
to Minnesota
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-01-13

THr C1ristian Usios for January lot
contains the saiat.tory Of Rev. Henry
Ward Bescher ~ it, chief editor. The
Union has now taken the form of 4
sixteen page paper, With wide columns,
clearly printed. 1t employs tho best
taient, and ia rapidly increasing in eir-
cu!ation. Terms $3.50. J. B. Ford
Il Co.. publishers, New York.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-01-13

/. HEARTH AND HONE, is glorious
paper for every family. Ike Marvel
throws bis soul into its pages, snd Har-
rlet Beanher Stowe warns It With her
gen'e!! pen: q 90 = year. o. $40 a
year TO club Of Eve. Address, Pet
-teoxill. Bats, l. Co., 81 Pazk Row,
'NeHs Yorkk Exchange.
u Hearth aud HON. is, without doubt,
one Of the best paper in tho land, only
Mn. Stowe don't "w.rm" Il any more.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-01-13

The Duluth Ainne.otian states that
the St. Paul and Superior Railroad will
be completed to that place By. tho
Fourth Of July next. A force of about
$500 men is at work on the .liss. =
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-01-13

"GoqD Coo HEALTH" ' ter January, II.
nlshes much information valuable fos
1.-THE j. Improvement peys 2 E in = human 2 halta,
the len&t'heppins 7Ist' out out q! of hun.e r."
Il gives articles from the best aashori-
ties, written in . styls that may be ~.
d derstood BY all. Terms, Sc; With tn.
JOURNAL 1926. Alexander Moore,
publisher, Boston.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-01-13

"A Wisconsin farmer two year. .ao
refused 81 10 for his WHEAT and held il
in store until this fall, whom hs ssld l.
for 20 ceutss;, -...t :.
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EDITORIAL JOTTlH00,
-! rfg& Official e,q,...., g. ., s, ST.. vi.
OF h't November gives the Repabhssa
candidates the, following maiolities:

u Ast gNoyempeI gives too 0epopoeoo
candidates the following m.jolittes:
Governor, Austin, l.o47
>" Lieut. Governor, Yale, ~-@ u 7,71l
Chief Justice, Ripley, -, j. F.. &e9s
Secretary Of State, Mattson, 6,0o6
:" a Auditor, McIlrsth. =: .6,6Oz
Trsassger, ,Ms,oh, :-o4}!oL 9, je,s6s
Attorney General, Cornell, 5.488
Clerk Of oupreme Court, Hough. 6,6S6
r Majority for aaaendasnt fsfleoal t...-
taxes for side walks, &c., =. II. .e4l
Majority for amendment sbolish-
: 81 ing Maasnin cosnt5, J -. n. .o7S
a: :Thosd amena.eat. invoked 10; pssty
feeling: ':.e ,4't!,..':.!t.s.. co.. :.
CA" RAJ ( netting. sd IL.
Grand Army. Of tbe Republic hid il
Minneapolis On - Thursday. Ii. following
officers were elected for' The ensiuuine
Is 81, d.! '.'1f ,':.. u chi.st9 81 ::
M.jjoor.' Mjo John 6. Hamilton, aaiiht; R.e..,....
Grand Commander. s,A1f'en- u 90:
y MAJOR Gould, Wiaoss, S,aior w,
Colnnaadsr. III 4:@..'a y.:.2r.. : =:
,C.gt Hsry Giln.n, ,Au.tia, junior
Vite Commander.
u br; z Butler, Minneapolis, ia1 A.die.l
@saNt :snf .safy I,--. .
It WIS. sWilop, Owasos,a, ca1,,.,..
- CosseI Of: AdssiAieenasios-Heaxy
!, Castle, st. Paul james Aprieoe,
vi nneapolis; W. h. Hoolteo, Elk
River J. G. ,XeGo16hsS II Wiseea;
|. B. Weber, Owatoana.
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4r This nouse.hseg Just peeh :resf1kd and
te-furuished throughout, and offers to
guests every comfort Is So desired. The
tables are proMdediwith the heAt Of every
! thing in its season, served up, in pa!stahle
[.style. Stages start from tle II siisS 4dfiNs-
for, Fdrt Abadonbis, Fort Ripley Aad .ip.s
lterhediate points; T. ,m. MI
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hillside passed him on the road,
L was. full of country peoples, .
Young m0n NTH a Anvor stns.k info his

nlltslde passed him on the road.
= L was. full of country people:
young mauiwith a flower stuck into hi
Gap was'driviog, an old man was sit
ting beside him. Inside the cart wer'
rthre women and some children. On
little fellow Wis leaning right over
taoM Mhg = bigstrumpet and holding ,
Fhag. The ether children we're waving
branches and pulling at a garland ol
vine:leaves, Of which one end vas drag.
glng; baskets were slung to the shaft
below;two dogs wore: following .od
bar king while the people in the cart
were chanting a SORT Of chorus as they
went Jolting along tho road.
They sang while the children waved
Their branches in accompaniment. 1t
looked like a christening party, with
the white ribbons and flowers. One Of
the young women held little baby in
her arms; another sat as if she was 10
'a'boat, holding fast:a pretty little curly:
headed girl, while the other arm drop
ped loosely ovor the side. ~ ;"t
As the cart logged past him, the
children recognized But'er,. who was
well known to tham, and they began to
call him and to wave their toys to at
tract his attention. Two men took of
their II caps, the women nodded, and
gent g on singing; all except the young,|
woman ~hs had been leaning back
.he looked up, smiled, and made the
little J ! girl kiss her hand to the wayfart |
y, ..,-. |
~ fGsod-by, Reine," said Butler, in |
English, starting forward. "I'm going
b. o>morsow." g.: .,... |
Refine, jogging away, did not seem
o ,understand what he said. She I
'trstehed out her long neck, half turn
ID to the others, then looked back
gain 1t Dick. The other two women
lid lot heed her but went on shrilly
81 10 cheu,i0 nous ennuie
L'un Pautrs nous boirons!
And a second verse
Volci tous gems do courage
Lesquels sen won't On voyage
Jusque par-dela des monts
Faire CO pelsrinage.
Tous bore nous ne pouvons
One Ia bouteille on u'oublie,
En- regrettsnt Eormandfe,
En- regrettant
rent the chorus, with the mems voices
Dining in. There was a sudden do.
line in the hill, and the horses that
ad been going slowly before set off
I a trnf Rcino WAC st;ll lo.n;n b..l
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WV sosooSaVU VI = 4El6uU, :,
Who sometimes listens, sometimes dis
courses, s.ying .ll' sorts ! Of pleasant
things; suggesting, turning your o@n
dull and wearied thoughts into new
ideas, Frightening As you brighten, in-
,tere.siss yos;; lsddisg@ yor aksy from
the votn-eut Old daagsrousp pisbs where
you wore ssahbaSg aud sttegglias; and
up and dovs which you had boon van.
dering asi bsvitched. ,,.', :. .'1t.l
Dick vent back ~ the" ,tabls1d'.hots
at Eve o'clock, :snd desired ehs waiter
to keepa vacant seat beside him. Be-
fore the soupe had been handed round.
another young man, not unlike Dick in
manner, but taller aud. better looking,
came strolling in,"spd With q ned and
= smile, and shake Of the hand, sat
down beside him. 'h:.@n&> ,.;, 80.
"Whers have you been /" said Dick.
"Lookiug for you," SAID tn. other.
"B Bhttany-th.t smt Of thing: Have
you got on with your picture p ;.
q "Yes," Butler ansxered,, ''.fiaisbtd
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Volci tous gems Do courage
Lesquels sen won't ea voyage
Jusque par-de-la des monts
Faire CO pelsrinage.
Tous boire nous ne pouvons.
One Ia bouteille on u'oublie.
En- regrettant Eormandfe,
En- vo~rnktn~k
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-12

Ex-Governor WILLIAM SMITH is out in Il
letter in which he counsclS the ConScrya-
tlves of Virginia to call themselves Demo
Gratis" The Ex-Governor made powerful
speech in the State Convention Of 1869
against Withdrawing the WITHERs ticket.
He is as wrong now as he was then. He is
noble specimen Of our old Virginia poll
tcians, but seems to be unable to realize
our present condition. We do not desire
to engage in an improbable discussion, and
SO we shall not comment upon his letter
but we will make this one rcmark-that be-
tween the doctrine of the Republican
party that the Federal Government is one
OF unlimited powers, and the doctrine OF
the Northern Democratic party that it is
one of limited powers, but that itself is the
sole Judge as to these limits-between the
northern Republican who says he will fight
to maintain the supremacy Of the National
Government, and the northern Democrat
who processes to believe in States rights but
who aids in this shameful work,--there i.
just that sort of difference which should
induce us to let both know that we do moi
agree with them, and should lead us t.
maintain an organization of our own purel
than either Of the northern parties.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-12
ME- FALL-1sT0.-T. r. PRICE & co.
are now opening the choicest and fullest STOCK OF
uT,pEE AND FANCY DRY GOODS

NIT FALL-1ST0.-T. K. PRICE 90.
are now opening the choicest aud fullest STOCK OF
pTAPI.E AND FANCY DRY GOODS
ever exhibited IN the South. Families and mer-
chants are lnv,ted 10 call SID see the novelties N
every department.
Parties wishing fall or winter goods may feel as
sured OF getting everything of the BEST quality,
and AS low as Il can be sold In The United States
Now opcui0g, elegant stock OF Ladies Dress
Goods IN black and cclored gro-grain, Ottoman,
Konnettcs and other silks, Velour, Velour lnpera-
tricc, Chenc Poplins Ia novelty for suits( EN-
press CIoths-sl shades, +. Mcrinos, De LANES,
Alpacas. Gro De Zurich, Reps Velour ETC., exc.
American De LANES and Prints. immense as
sorment at prices. TO- L. IS. 90 and 25c, 10 hnes'
sheet,pas. Cottons, Towcllings, Diapers, Nap
ktns, Crash, Linseys. Blankets, Flannels, etc.
Large supply Of Cloths and Cassimeree Tor gents
md bows. both in French, English, and domestic
Underwear for ladies and gentlemen.
Hosiery, Thread Lace, and I'm. Lace Collars and
Collarets; Edgings, lnsertings, Bands, ETC., etc.
shawls In Cashmere, blanket-lon2 and square !;
Black Tibet, square and long; Scarf shawla e'c'
Mourning Goods specially; Velour lmpeFs-
trtce, entirely now Ottomsns, Tamfse, Bomoa-
zines, Double-faced Mohairs. Alpacas, De LANES,
Zurich, etc.
Everything Guaranteed in color and quality In
this department,
NJ ,-Gonds cut for merchants at New York
1obbing rates. l. Il. fRiCE Co'
81 % IlOl Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-12
-DE1p IN MIND.-When dis

ME- BEAR in MINI" n, h.s,c.1 ava
W. derm,nsd The health, and the pnysicat ..,,,
nas ~. become FRUSTRATED. stimnlant thas WI,
nt on,v strengthen, but remove the s 1.ross I,
w Immediately resored to. Mehtai 10, u If N,
,.o a fruitful source of the breakine ao"n ~ :,
Vs. and the ra7afes OF TINS enemy '"
n,,h are truly alarming For all ench ma'aoies
,Hs.nsTETTAR,s STOMACH BIT L 80 nave
~ found unsurpassed. BY acting directly "pni
,no 4 ros,,vs organs, they remove The hesVy' us
.r-aanble feeling after eating, 30 oiten COM
,1a,ned of f,v persons of delicate tenn permanent
a. soon as digestion Is restored tile paticn. nnu'
his strength increasing aid his general heal'h ILL.,
beusands Of persons certify that IL may pc re
rad IN In nil cases of weakness or nervous ueDlI-
nv ottandsnt upon sedentarS habits. Inc gene
r.Iitv of Btters are so disaRrceable TO the taste
bat ihey are Objectionable to weak stomach
This is not tire ca with hostetters Bltters whlch
viii he found mild and exit emely pleasant. pal
samic pIants. barks and roots contribute the'r
res :orative juices TO render 1t soothing an'
,tJ cngthening. Its basis Is the only pure st,niu
liant which has ever been produced containing nc
fuSil oil or any other deleteri0us clement. Inc
most careful and skilful chemists have analS 1eo
the Bitters, and pronounce them harmless. Ims
hundreds of thousands who have experienced lht
p-eyertiye and curative effects of The GREAT We
GETABLE TONIC and ALTERATtVE OF lnouern
times is still more conclusive. In Fever ana Gue'
DysneDsiA Blliousness, Nervous complaints,
Chronic Com pIaints, aud general debility IL IS NJ
nen h no oc 5-codlw&wlt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-12

The nomination OF JAMES Fl. Cox, a life
long Democrat, in this old Wing city, is
another proof, if any were wanted, that
our people do not, in seeking candidates for
Office, ask what their former party relations
were. We mention the fact that Judge Cox
was always Democrat merely to remind
our Democratic friends in Southwest Viz
ginia that FAyErTE McMULL1N's palaver
about old Wings and old Democrats is in
tended only to mislead them. Let them
give TERRY rousing majority, and thus rid
themselves and the State Of pest.