davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-05-21
Rohbrtl md Kicked into tlr sstrecf.

Shortly after o'clock last evening saor, hay
ing In tow a three-quATter obllSious German,
Eamctl Nicholas Sosone. called upon friend who
reside. in --Conntuys Patch, corner OF Franklin
and Adams Sire. Is, The friend WAS generous and
ordered hceT, which Sosong paid for. In short
Tine more q the beverage WAS sent for and So
so1r again fuuscd tho bill, this time very foollshly
taking Out his pocleIAook, which contained be-
tween so aud $50. When he replaced the wallet
IL his pocket he was knocked down. Upon regain
lie asked for 1t and WIS kicked out OF the house
Vending his way 70 the Armoy he told OF his loss
and tic occupants Of the house, with the cxc4p-
nsssd. They rast the names OF Thomas Martin,
Mira Tholnaa Martin, and Rebecca Mccable. and
denied all knowledge nf the whereabouts OF The
GrcenDacEa They vii have heaz1ug this uloru-
{1v
, 1870-05-21
WANTED TORRENT.

H-1STEn RFxTip AZ
" ntshrt rcons fos housekeeping Wcuii nrefnr
tEtythsk t9tnrete, hpt Will furnish kttefen. L III
tune office. -@A@ @'3s Aa
, 1870-05-21

. DEED CONFIRMED.
William q. Duncan ct nj r. Jacob Grau ct al,
Nasler's deed upon sale under decree OF this
cours confirmed to Eugene B. Wight the purchaser
Of Lots 81 and s. OF Block % School Section AL
alttiou The price paid was 81, 400
NEW SCrf.
James Law-on '. William II. Enonec. Attach
ment Indebtedness stated At 81 Ola IS Evidenced
hy two toveFluc} notes Witt issuel Is against
non.re4tdeut
, 1870-05-21
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.


Tor SALE-OR. EEST-A HEArTIFUI. NEW.
T. 1A=x- Ecutc Aud Srnu ads, overlooking the Lake Ia
Winnei1A. Ada;,rr J. f. STARR, La South ClarGss
TOR SALE : DESIRABLE PRt1FERTY AT
{ HInsdalc, Gu the G, Il. / q. Il. r, Il miles
tss laes Ralad a fsesls!ss M ana ssrcsn1eas.io9s ts
rtegs;y. rness l9- Trsn; z; .a.y W m.ke this
10 CnAS. Il. HOLMES. lss Wsshinsua@t
FOR sA1E-H1SsDALE HoCsEs AID LOTS
easr tet,ns-wit5 cne to ten aetr~ Lots rn4f1n-
te, to double hto:e pad foy. The proprietor viii t.te
rlrast In showing the property. an the arrival Of the
14irs4.!e at tain 1t ss n, eFe:y dAy.
y. J. STOCGH-
FOR sALE-iH FyANST0S-f WILL SELL 4
ecna pew hess st - roo,ns wet l,este,'. sE7essts
Aewn. md haan1r In annual aEn:eos1 Of l9u. G.
BROWNE. Roc1a Is 1es Ws.a!rEtantt- Cal fEon 4 tc
o+clctk-
FOR sALE-oR RES7-Ex GLENCOE: A COOP
Gothic heu.at G: EpJrns on !ot NEsG teet FTtr.
s. ~ y montAly paxmeEe: Re1s. s:5 per month; G.
T. hR0WSk- Room IL, II. Wakhnstontt Can freeu
10 O'Clock N.
FOR sALK-A STORY, AND A HALF HoEsE.
y with tevsn roma At Hinstnte. on c. D. 2. r r
Good well. c3stetn t1tdtu. sl,t out hilnEs. 1nits.
dtate poattssitn kive1- N II. WARREN. Tcou Ii. u6
LASs11c-st
, 1870-05-21
TO HENT-HOUS3E.


11Wu - tn1 AaotnPsoa 6oSfs Futts q rooms eacns
Mater eio.es on c.eh aeoF Rant cheap. Apply to VIZ
II. THOMPSON Real EatAte Agent ~ West Madison.
= 10 57sT ez7 v,a,s77 ~ ..777;7 ;7=77 zzz77,v
i md basement. .raarbio front, Ia 90 o1,3er. Il.
FoWLKR, lU W1AhLnston-t
TO nzFSEoHSo Tt y WEST @ JAokSoNsT. Ia NEW IWo-
apnE HHnH ~ ~; Dew so'tAso+ foofns-socap
61o = = ote0o-. - .eo1!0o-E
mn EFNT-TN EVANSTON m a sW1II "a 1TT
II Eood in'nt.hed ho1se u 10 rSous, with BAN.
1s' 81. .os .ntse nnnlhs @ q Eaotn &tom
tnS !a.n q une, sos on1 nsN h91sc q 10 sooias Al
TT fi59o1n' 1u1 wv @ o. r99s q Us PCT
Can from 70 O'Clock p. N.
~ HkMNI-hOpSE M " II huoAn. WITH CLOS
located. Inmed!atelv frentnK Lincoln FMk Rent TaH,
Apply to G. q. MESERVE OfEc1 under Fifth National
80 -, -; - - =---- ------
Ito Sept l. good bfiek hoase,. ail furni.hcd Wet
AdaEas-tt, nc4f Jefferson Park VIII be Ict Oniy Ia
su4all and responsible family. Apply 1t ouec 10 SNY-
DIR LEE, No. t Metropolitan Hkock.
mn RET- n 3f7Cai01N7V 970pv.V1
i11parr and a. dxtu,es IL re:sst oFisr thrDuabuut
Immediate poaseFsiou. SNYDER LKE Eoopa i Xc-
4eP0.--A --.Ne--
no RKNT-A FIRsT-CLAss MARBLE FRONT
ho9se on North Lsssllest yely pleasantly located,
heated throu&hout by 4tcAn Lot 50 feet ftppt viii
bc rrrltel only to 1 Euau fKulY Appfy to HRYAN
LATHRCP, e South Clark+t.
, 1870-05-21

TOR sALE-A TW0.SToRY AND BASEMENT
t5ei II 81 h"aee in one # the htst i"'.t. Erie-tt.
hAfEain- MEAD CUE, ia W4thinxtoa-st.
L@oR RSAI.E-TwULSTORY FRAME, WITH BRICK
l. basement Oh pragls'rpAt. mar Llncul1 Park with
1A WasAfsltt
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HARRISBURG AND Potomac RAILROAD.
We are grattled to learn, says the Berkeley
West Virginian) Union, from Mr.. Faulkner
that his recent visit to Pennsylvania has
been satisfactory, and that the Pennslyva-
MIA companies are acting in the most per-
feet good faith in their cooperation with our
improvement. He expects to have the road
under contract before Christmas, and much
of the work done during this winter. He
has no doubt the section from the river to
Martinsburg will be completed by the close
of next summer, and cars running to this
place. It's the intention Of the northern
companies so soon as the road is completed
mail train, to have an express train, leaving
Martinsburg every evening, with all the
comforts of sleeping cars, and landing the
passengers in New York or Philadelphia
that NIGHT.
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slsssz 49,
Died.

At bis residence, In Manchester, on Tnssday
morning, Novembir 2pth,. L!t@1S ROGERS, III
the Attn year or his age. -.e- .., ;,
His friends ard acq aalnte: CO. are requessed 70
attend his funeral from the NJ nehesler m 10. -.
Church, on THURSDAY -VES1NV, bece, etx
Ist t2S O'Clock.
On the 2sth Of November, o heart disease, va !,
LIE EMMkTT, youngest 80; o! MaILha n: aau .
D. shaw, aged Syears6 months AND II days -
Near little Willie, HIS snfTe, trgs are Ger,
+" th,s worIi Of sorrow be suite II no more;
He has Joined the spirits before him gone. .,,,,,
or broi her and sister in tn It innunerapis
Though Young "a he was and tear to US al,
We how with snbrni lon to Gnd's holy call,
Know wing he Is with the angels hiest
Freed from sin aud in Heaven ut rest. l
Friends and acquaintance Of the family are rs-
spectfully invited TO attend the funeral 49,
1AY EVENING At hal1-past o'clock, from ine,r
residence on Eighth, between NAN anu "a ~
streets.
At bis residence, IN E1gvaanae iSnityi aged
81 WARS.
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incompetent, but whose chsracterist.ss
were odious. This was . monstroas o o;na
rage upon his previous views, ana onsn .h.t
alike to justice and propriety. 49, - Can
t;mo Al, scanned to understand whe, ' oens !.
go. ,,.o,,,d no found. This incident o
/, ~ s...a.;or has done him more harm
than any other. }, ,,,r,oa,f in yir-
r;n,a Nv throwing away the Victory "hion
i,n n,;cht have called his own, ne was
.s.,,hled with " thick-coming fanclcs aoou'
m;ssouri. !, and hurried to write TO Ms ae,
.atc,, followers, "NEwcoNB, EAsToS, ana
sx,ru, ~ together with their associates. nus
warning took the form which indicated ms
fears. Like MACBETH. It was bAseoo .
Ghost ALI the time. He tells "she NEW
CONES that they are going to try IN mis-
souri, the same game that was played N
virginia" which" they did. The fresi-
dents fears, so stimulated by guilt were
true prophets. The same game was
nlayed. and the President was beaten.
lie tried to stock the cards with Intent
to deceive. and did what he could 70 MAKE
"the NgwcoMBs play them right but
the Stands that were Played and "tne
noints that were made" by BROWN ana
SEIZURE were quite frightful to the PresI'
dent, and, as in Virginia, the "neW move
ment," (which he espoused and then desert
ed, swept over the field and left him scarce
corporars guard. 1t has not prosper
ed with General GRANT since his lalth'
lessness to his own principles in Virginia
and to that he may attribute most OF Ill
woes, which are not yet ended.
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ENGLAND AND THE SUEz CANAL.-There is
rumor that the British Government is nee
gotiating for a transfer of the rights and
privileges of the SueZ canal to itself. The
prostration Of French resources is alleged
to have driven M. Lesseps to England for
funds to pay himself and to keep the great
enterprise going. AS an investment, the
canal does not pay, but it is Of great value
to commerce, especially the commercial in.
terests of England, which require it to be
in situation to carry out the object, and
unless England backs it, this great work Of
science will probably prove future. Should
this be the result, it will be a monument at
once OF the creative and destructive ener-
gies of man, Of his capacity of building up
with one hand and pulling down with ano-
ther. not surpassed by any of the similar il
Illustrations OF that collection Of contradic-
tons, human nature, which the present war
will leave in its wake in Europe:
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me- DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS
Heavy diagonal twiIled all-wool .PLAIDs at &c.,
would I've cheap at 81;
A1l-wool PLAID POPLINS at &c., worth Sl.2s /;
CHANGEABLE PoPLINs at 25c., worth aoc.;
COLoRED and BLACK ALPACAsa at 20 and ssc.;
Elk client BLACK SILK at S1.4o, worth SITS;
BLACK SILK at 81, would be cheap at $3.50;
Handsome STRIPED SILKS, very fashionable,
ats Llo, regular price Sl.so;
Also, at very great bargains
OTTOMAN CLOTHS, PoPLINs. o..
vELoURs, EPINGL1NEs, GRANITE, and
RoUBEUX POPLINs; s~.
ALPACAS and POPLIN ALPACAS.
And large variety Of other DRESS GOODS, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street
Our stock Of BLACK and CoLORED VEL
vETEENS is very large, embracing every quail
ity-some in appearance equal to SILK VEL
VET. NOS
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SPECIAL ROT7UEs.


kT A. LIST OF CHEAP GOODS !:
TsBLE-CLoTHs at 81. worth S1.so
Large-aze BRIDAL or HONEY-CodB QUITE,
large enough for the largest bed. at SI.So,
worth $3.50;
CALICO CoMFoRTERs at 81. 50, worth $50; !
Good BED BLANKETS at g.. 50, ~ $3.50, Ss, and
upwards--all very cheap;
Excellent 5ATT1NET at 6oc., worth CSC. per
KENTUCKY JEANS and cAssIMEREs at very
low prices;
yELvRTEENS at prices that must be seen to be
appreciated &
HOODS, soNTAas, NUBIAs,
BREAKFAST SHAWLs,
WO0LLEN HOSIERY, sACQUEa -.
CLoAKs, and COATS, in very great variety;
Also, knit WoRsTE JACQUES for ladies';
BROCHE sHAWLs In square and long;
PLAIN, STRIPED. and PLAID SHAWLs. In all
qualities and sizes; -
A full assortment Of GLOVES for men, women,
and children;
UNDERGRADUATES for men, women, and
children; -
All kinds of GARMENTS for ladies, and
SUITS for children, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
..se.sl 1918 and l2ls Main street.
Everybody who has used It, gives Jno. CLARK, Jr.,
Co.'s COTTON the preference. no %
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The BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD VS..
The HARPER's FERRY WATER POWER Con-
PANY-FrOm letter in the Washington
Republican, dated Martinsburg, W. Va,
Nov. &c, we extract the following:
"The case Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad vs.. the Harper's Ferry Water
Power and Manufacturing Company was
called in the court here yesterday morning
ut 10 O'Clock, Judge Hull presiding. Gen.
n. p. Banks and Andrew Hunter, Esq,
appeared for the water power company,
and Judge Lee, j. II. B. Latrobe, of Balti-
more, and Mr.. Blackburn. of this place, for
| the railroad company. Judge Lee made
the preliminary opening, and closed with a
motion for an order to have more fullaDd
complete survey made of the property, in
order to obtain the exact northern limit of
the land purchased by George Washington
of one Harper, and on which the Govern
ment Of the United States afterwards built
an arsenal and works. Gen. Banks resisted
this motion in very able argument. Mr..
Hunter followed Gen. Banks on the other
side in very lucid argument, and reviewed
the case at some length, MIR, Latrobe closed;
was humorous, witty, aud discursiye. His
legal diminishing is quite effective. The
object Of making this motion is TO gain time"
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General Grants Policy.

The Missouri Liberals "played it, OF
GRANT "in way" he must heartily 'des
pise." And they took him in spite of hi:
having stocked the cards "with intent tt
deceive" as was understood by "NEwcoMB
EAsToN, and SMITH" who were in collusiol
with the President. He informed then
that the Liberals were scheming to play the
same game upon him that the Democrats
played In Virginia, in which the Republic
cans were badly beaten. The President
thought BY putting "NEwcoMB, EAsToN, and
SMITH" fully ON their guard, ScHURz and
BRowN would be defeated in the repetition
Of the Virginia game, the ''new move
ment" in which we played the "right
bower" But all to no purpose. The Mis-
sourians were quite up to the Washington
game, and beat it very badly.
Now, why Is it that the President is thus
bsaten-thus euchred, we may say; Be-
cause he went back on" himself, and for
fsited hts own Word-opposed his own pol
ley. When the question of admitting Viz
ginia into the Union was up for considera-
tor, General GRANT concurred with ScHo-
FIELD and RAwLINs. He was for admitting
the State upon as liberal scale as possible.
He inyeighed against the miserable Cousti-
tuition made for Virginia by the negroes and
malignant Radicals, and said no people
should be required to live under such n
Constitution. Although. afterwards he
showed that his indignation against the
Constitution was grown a little cold, and
that he was not 80 eager to do something
for our relief as he at first appeared to be,
he evidently saw he had gone too far to
back out entirely, SO he did get up to the
point with some EFFORT Of urging Congress
TO give us the chance of voting out OF the
Constitution the iron-clad oath. Congress
granted his request, and 10 this we are IN
debted for our present freedom from the
most Objectionable officers that ever admin
[stered the affairs of an intelligent people.
Played late, and with hesitating hand,
this card was the best Gen. GRANT has
played since he was President. bad he
followed it up like true man, ne might
have commanded the entire support OF the
Southern States.
But Gen. GRANT fell under malign infu-
snces. Massachusetts, got his ear, and
inal,y guided his hand. He turned against
lis own ofspring-against the liberal policy |
which was restoring peace and winning. |
golden opinions for him in the South. i
The Issue In Virginia was upon his policy.
t prevailed, and he only had to take into
syor the triumphant party, whichconsistedl
4 the intelligence and worth of the State.
u that he would have been consistent.and |
ensible--he would have been patriotic and
wise, aud done more to heal dissenstonsi
nd restore good feeling than by any other
ct be could have performed.
But what did General GRAsr do? he
emoyed from office every Liberal In the
tate who held Government appointment. I
nd gave their places to men who voted
gainst his policy, men who were not only :;
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ToHN ". WOODFIN,

TOHN n. WOODFIN,
1I17 MAIN STEER
OPPOSITE DISPATCH OFFICE.
am now receiving, In addition to my lar
stock Of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRi
' SILKS, PoPLIGs,
CRETOUNES, SATEENs,
PLAID PoPLIE and sEEGEs,
SHAWL SUITS,
and many other new and desirable Dress Goods,
GOODS, such as
ALPACAs, BoMBAzINES
TAMI5E, MERINOS,
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
REPS BIARRITZ,
JANUS CLOTHS and MOUSLISS,
to which would respectfully solicit an examlna.
ton.
We call special attention to our large sssor-
uent Of CLOAKINGS in SIX Velvet, Black and
Colored Velveteens, White Corduroy, and Fancy
CloakinRS.
Also, CLoAKs, sHAWLS, and WATER
PROOFS In great variety.
CLOTHS and CASSIMERES for boys and
mems wear-a large stock, including full line Of
CnariOLLe9Filic anu fieoci Ashaou's '"Di tH"'
FLANNELS in White, Red, Yellow, Gray, and
Blue.
OPERA FLANNEL, Plalds and Solids.
WORCESTERSHIRE GOODS, such as Table
Linens and Oil-cloths, Towels, Napkins, White
and Colored Spreads, Nottingham Lsces for cur
tains, Bleached and Brown Sheettnes and Pillow
Cotton.
GLOVES, AANDKERCHIEFs.
HOSIERY, EmBROIDERIES LACES
LACE HANDKERCHIEFS and COLLARS.
In fact everything to be found in q first-class
store, and we cordially invite au examination By
all In want as we are determined to sell at the
or 20 JOHN II. WO0DPIN.
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CITY ORDINANCES.

IN ORDINANCE TO AMEND A ~
"A REoRDAIN SECTION % Sp CH a;Ty. OF
x 0E THE ORDINASCES OF THE .1 az 20
EyGnMnED. Passed Eoyems er - hv. a If
Re II ordained, That section ~ % sn .aapar,i,ined
the civ o, uinances be amended ana teot
so a. 10 read rs follows: ,.,.S MP d.g
SSsa. 80 nerson or persons shall pieas sn " n,S
nm or assist In breaking or digging up: n y, ma.
az any street or remove any gr.Vsi' S..ajnpd The
nure therssfonf without having nrst -, IRIS
written permission of the Committee Oh - mall
Generally or the Fneineer OF TIE GU! EV or any
any city officer, emplo, &C. or stlr n,plng OF 10
Tepsiy ing the ssme, or in constructing OF , rK,
ins cuiysrts, or in making connections VIZ" 49,. n
or nriyate culverts dig INTO or break W, or NIB
In & eaing into or breaking up any SITE oy1in,
lie aiiey unless the earsh removed by sush amen,l
or breaking be- returned and thoro ghiy nnbIc
or 3nsolidaied as 10 place the sfee. inch dig.
alley in the same condition II was Deio,e Ina ds.
ging or breaking up within ten days sss nty,erson
sfng or breaking Up Of the same. an H. i,se!e
falling to comply with this section a sa more Than
fty doiiars one-half TO the inSormer OF he
OF such failure by any officer or emp ,:a AMOUNT
cfty sneh nfaatty 10 be dednc'en tron' t"~
naSs nayai,Ie 10 him for services ,.,,
Puiiished by authority OF Sity SoIn i,x CLERK.
no sS-5s d. " ho"- 49, -.
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THE LEE MONUMENT Asso cIATIoN-MEA-
sURns FOB RAISING FUNDs.--The Executive
Committee of the Lee Monument Associa-
tion for this State, and the consulting COM
mittee. one from each ward Of the city, re-
Gently appointed. held q meeting last night
at the, Mayors Office to consider the steps
necessary. to take for the appointment Of
monument to the late Gen. X. q. Lee at
Richmond, Ya.-Balttn,ore San, 18th.
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SpscGInI Msrs,sa rs.
~ No NAME.-It is a common thing

Me- NO NAME.--It is common thing
nowadays to hear persons Complain aoout then
physical disabilities which bring so mucn aisco
ncat; ~ in ANYTHING around them. One has no
salts wing rest at night; another Is always peVisn
and respondent; st annfhsr fakes mo 10
soGi sbSi exercise or even life No name is given
In pathology for their hSy any lack
ca .a owsr and PROF. Baker says that the best
r ra1a a SST for this class HERB BIT"
TERs which be has nsed f9r several ny se st
anu c M, liver seat of thu re-
Constructs the shattered constitution. THIS Vial
zing tonic eedily removes ihe cause OF ian ap
and tifscontent, imparts o calm force to Tue ner-
unns system. rouses the dormant organs OF the
BODY, and blesses the sufferer with peTlest anu
lasting health. 40 20 eVo-"
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DRY al;oOD0.
n R Y q o o D 8

am now Offering great bargains in desirable
snd recently purchased DRY GOODS. Ny stock
s large and eomplste In every line. comprising
FRENCH andAMER1CAN CAssImEgEs,
GENTLEmEN's GOODS for heavy wear,
Large stock Of KENTUCKY JEANS, for youths,
and mems wesrs at very low prices.
Is DRESS GOODS:
My stock in this line is unsurpassed IN beauty.
taste. and variety. Beautiful DisESS GOODSat
20, 25 30, and 40c. best Calicos, 12sc.: Empress
f liz Fl fTfps opn Seano and Dss
:. - FLANNELs. BLANKETS, &C.:
ATWOOD Flannels as low as 'oc. White and
Colored Elsnnels, all grades q beautiful stock Of
ssses WITH Be bsneeaP P 81 sSn1
me a cali before purchasing.
STAPLE GOODS:
Cotton Cloth as low as i0c. very good ~ Cot
ton ar l23c. Bed Tick as 10 W rs 2Ac.-rery good
for CSC. Domestic Ginghams at all prices
WHITE GOODS, NOTIONS, &C.:
Table Cloths, Table Damasi. Russia Disper,
had in this market; Ladies' Hemstitcbed r and.
Eerchiefs, Ladies' L. c. Handkerchief, al
prices.
RIBBONS, RIBBONS, RlBBONs:
OF VELYETS, VEisYETEENS, and Civ.
INGS (water prcof) for ladies' wear pur Six
Velvet, warranted all silk. ALTO, q very IL rye snd
splendid stock Of
CLOAKs AND sHAwLS,
Having made fresh additions to my stock OF
CLOAKS and sHAWLS, cannot fail to PLEASE
the taste or my customers, and l offer them ri
prices that defy competition.
GENTLEMEN,S FURNISHING GOODS:
My stock Of CENTS FURNISHING GOODS ls
very complete; gents Flannel Uudershirts
gents Merino Shirts at 81; gents Collars, Hand.
kerchiefs, and Cuffs.
CORDIALLY INVITE THE yUBLIC
to an examination of my stock. ! feel myself
competent to please, and guar tree perfect salts
faction. Give me call, aud you shall not 10
away without being accommodated.
JULIUS sYCLE,
nol7 ..-s. 900 Main street.
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THERE are many indications that the De-
mocratie party in Kentucky Is dividing Into
two sections, which may be called Li6sral
and Bourbon, and 1t is reported thai John
G, Breckenridge and q few other cId.time
leaders sympathlze with the former, and
urge that the results OF the war should be
recognized and Q new departure taken. : \
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MEETINGS.
RICHMOND CoMMANDERY. No. 9, Il. T., =
RICHMOND Nov, 80, 1870. {

RICHMOND CoafMANDERY No. 2, 4. r., ! =
RICHMOND, Nov. 80, 1870.
ORDER No.-Sir Knights: At W.
" tend all assembly OF your Command *
sons, Hall. on THURSDAY AFTER + y
NOON, Isl December. in full dress anG< y,
mounted, with Grape Oh the sword-hilt. at q
O'Clock. 10 act as escort for Manchester Lodge,
No IA In paving the last tribute Of respect to our
deceased Sir Knight LEWIS ROGERS.
Those Sir Knights who reside III Manchester
are hereby Diet allied as special escort to accom-
pany the remains, with Manchester Lodge, To the
depet of the Richmond and ianyille railroad In
this city, where they vii! join The residue Of the
Commandery.
BY order of the E. Commander.
IHUS Fl. DE WITT.
Attest: Captain General.
VIM. J. RIDDICK, Recorder. no 80 ct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-30
~ WELL, THIS BEATS ALL !

g WELL, THIS BEATS ALL y
UTICA SHEETING, the genuine article, q
yards wide, at SIC. per yard. The wholesale
price in the city Of New York IL ssac. per YARD.
We have Just one case so lose no time In Sc
curing piece. Each piece contains enough
tomake from four to elk shirts. Don't delay,
or yon will miss the chance; FL
NEW YORK MILLS COTTON at 2oc.;
WAMsUTTA COTTON at 1pc.; 81
and FRUIT OF THE LOOM
at lsac.; ~
Full yard-wide BLEACHED and UNRLEACH-
ED COTTONSat 10c.; ..n tf
Good BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED COT
TONS at sAc. and 10c.
CALICOES at q, 81, 10, and lsic.; -..
AI-wool WHITE and BED FLANNEL at &c,
would be cheap at soc.; i.
Full yard-wide SHAKER FLANNEL, warranted
q. allwool, at SOC. per yard;
PLAIN and TWILLED FLANNELS In all quAl-
tiles and colors; ..GL s:>,'#sl .+f vi.
PLAID and PLAID OPERA FLANNEL
WEIGH FLANNEL, and sILK-WoRK FLAN-
NELs, at LEVY BROTHERS.,
s. l2l3 and LIS Main street.
Use JOHN CLARK, JR., & CO.'S SPOOL COT
TON. The best In use. Trytt. no 30
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-30
~BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE

This splendld HAIR DYES the best in the world;
the only true and perfect dy'; harmless, reliable
instantaneous no disappointment no ridiculous
tpts remedies the Ill effects osbad dyes 1nvleo
ratss and leaves the hair soft and beautiful otdc*
or bropr. Sold by 81 druggists and perfumers,
and properly applied at BATChELok's' WIZ
FACTORY, No. 10 Bond street, New YORK.
10 ood1yr