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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-02-19
The Murder Of the Innoc.ats.

The Murder Of the Hnnoceats.
A correspondent of the Hartford Co,Irant,
writing from Manchester, Connecticut, tells the
following story:
A little girl, nine years old, attending public
school in Manchester. having failed to recitc her
geography lesson perfectly on Thursday, was re-
quired on Friday to repeat the lesson for that
day and thu day before. She failed again, ard,
as punishment, was required to stand on the
floor in passage way, whore there was draft
of cold air, while she learned It, She stood there
for an honr, and afterwards was compelled to
stand in the school room Ave hours longer, till
abe learned Thursdays lesson, and for an hour
more, trying TO learn Fridays, and was not re-
leased until sometime after the other scholars
had been sent homo. She is said TO have been
full Of health and spirits on Friday morning,
but on Saturday her legs began to swell and she
suffered intensely, soon becoming delirious, try.
ing to repeat the lesson which was the occasion
Of her punishment, and begging Of her teacher
leave to take hcr seat. After few days Of this
agony she died. An investigation by the school
committee was demanded and held, tho commit.
tee finding that the teacher was guilty Of an
error in judgment. - Ir...
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-02-19

Senator Yates 10 said to have entered the Son.
ate chamber, during the disou.sio. Of the vir-
gsia bill, "in sadly donoralized condition,
interrupted seversl Senators 70 msks . few
maudlin remarks, and AIT In bic seat half sleep
ing and half waking and the rest OF tho time
looking for oil the world a. II he had beeS fight.
ing toAcats all night snd had got the worst Of it.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-02-19

About the samS tins. il appears that the negroes,
who are the Instruments Of punishment, have b.
come not only A.eopthern, but northern power,
weighing heavily in the scale whenever nation
al decision has 70 be taken. -''"" .-'
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-02-03
GootlluN's German Comic

c,Isbty,gtpH = all he ingredients IF The Bitrrs
teh Slg,I tr,tz Ran, Oratg. etc. IS used fer
The sg.se dSs,,ses as tie BTs cases ,rtsre sD,at
par, .acriic siisatas as r'9TFrd LA iciu bear IN
miRI t.tt these rsssgtes emf ely different from
asy ~tito@S drs,-iscsi fDF III, oaIs If me diseases
ntr,f h.se hing sc,e,if Tic pspdti..fs Of uldrtnai
tJttts, i.te IRE 4tsrS 1Pc1ctiJnS Of ran
f1rB Tie TON IC Is sci4cdig 0,te n Tie a-si
I,eHsant and agrrera's Trmeites oftrsd 10 the
pHir Is tISs as eEg'stytis Il IS piSaSUre to take
rtfs us ifgiriyg eritslt ting, asd nsdici,.a!
qualities haze caused IL 10 te k7ocn Tie gre1.,3t Of
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-02-03
A NFW TOMATO.

The Practical Farmer saws: Among
'he noN ciIIe> i"r 1870 J. ue0 tomato, IN
der he name 81 TN Trophy tomato IL IS
sad 10 be the result 81 twenty three years
careful propagation and >e.tJtEnn, which
viii. uo doubt, insure leriuaucncy in Is
gnol properties, whatever these may H.
sing e specimens have weighed oae AM a
half pounds, heside> being very early,
Nei, 4 !, ore !. aud yn ii shaped The pro
por lon at seed aui WAFER is >.,l 10 ne -in>
suIarty small. and it cuts soiij IKE fu4ad
Of ueef
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-02-03
fooalu0's German Dit.ers

Is entirely vegetable. and centaias no
liquor. Il Is cor.p o and of Fluid E.y.
tracts. rae Roots, herb-, and xsrhs
from " tic.l tleSe tHiracI, i dc
Ha:nered TN Germany. All the
M ID tnAi ' iriUr. are ex racts d from
tac.n by >Cirnsinc chemist. Tae.e
extracts then foru ed 30 tnis
coautry to he ased eNpressly FOR the
fac;Hre at these BiiferA. There
- NO alcoholic >ub> lance of any Kind
u,ed in pounding the Bi!ters,
lac .4ce i - tn only Bitter. that can
b- used In ease, wa.re aicoh Ollie .tiin>
ni no. "a Ira
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-02-03
OXIDE OF IRON FOR APPLE TREES.

4 writer in the Dlrie Farmer advocates
tue application ut the oxide of iron to the
>oli about apple trees. with view of in
crea>Ing the color II tue fruit He saws
that Very deep red clay underiies Que part
OF his orchard; under another part The
clay Is not 80 red (,he red color is certainly
impaired by the oxide OF iron The fruit
in the red clay Is more highly colored than
on she lighter Ten yrais ago he applied
anvil du>t, clnierS. etc. 10 the sol under
certain apple trees. The effect, for several
years, vas more highly cciored fruit than
formerly.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-02-03
CONSUMPTION.

Thousands OF cases, " hen the pa.
ttrni supposed he II licted w eth
al Is terri bic dt sease. nave been cured
by the use of iese RENE dies. Extreme
enHcis lon, debility. and tOuXa
the usual Attend ants upon severe
"..es OF dyspepsia or disease of the
digestive Orsnns. Even in cases Of
- ain~ Cons unipi tOa, these re ine dies
y "a be found OF E3e greatest benefit,
-..rA Aenimg and inyigorx.inS.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-02-03

iHo1cn a,'- tei~ al diseases resiitny fion
bad t'.ud.
h6'P yoa, bioof pure; keep your Lirr in oyde,.;
k'sp s"F1 agsSttrs otgGS sots5!a hs0it.p rts.
fr"". IN tire q Hrsc rtncotes a3.Q a.G
AskalL IN.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-02-03
DEBILITY.

T.re IS m.aicin> >g"Gl % Ifoofrnd's German
'f>cs or fi14ir u' cssrs II Drtt:g. ftrg nnpdrf
rd risDr t5s trl,.i Syss. strengthen t.f Gt-
nStfr. enjoyment AZ the tr1J. ealhis he
'ti ~ e "ti"f 4" P,".:jy ne "t'Tf. gee 011d,
s1 tr'tty c1a,,.i,rtorl. cyld-,, "a. ys}lrc tin.s
fa,p, he ys igpri io,rq - t,e c5c,3y and cbarq,
III J-'aH f,om ,iori-.rcsisi, slaa,ttt,d, tc,aA.
md aT'o"s u,r1ia to fel-t.ceI, s~.t. d,.d r,yo,.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-02-03

eH~ What is the difference between ac-
cr,reG and rejected lowers? The accepted
kisses the misses, aud the rejected misses
{ he kisses
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-02-03
Weak and Delicate Children

are made strong by using ,He iIittcrs
or oHic. la IcCs. t1tt are + Family
NeciSine-. & he, can De administered
with perfect safety cs.iid three
niOntns old. the iaost deiicase female.
Oh "A men OF NINETY.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-02-03

The true gill Of the perioG-one who
EnoTs iust when and where to stop.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-02-03
VALUE OF ANGoRA GOATS WOOL.

The Ohio futmer. 10 AN article on An
CORA goats ana The fancy notions respec' inc
the IA, says that there IL All intrinsic value
~ tion eighty ceuf> 10 ont. dollar pound
tor Ang"ra -ece>, and We have no dout,
th.t TAR tu>itte-> tnisht be done at rails
lhs thee. goats III l"ca,i aud under CIR
chh>tanccs fatoiat!e tor keeping hem
trns>td on the common goat. tue, Y AIDE
u rapidly they are chearIy kept on
rough iand, the ret,> at high grades max =
bean'ria. AiiG bans and sleigh robes; the
nttce> makes >uper .xcrti.ut hosiery TAX &c
h-au'iiul dye, l. habi>,,ur FIR iringes,
Wheh -ucH ATE III fashion. AID viii >eii IN
market rs uiohar al arout the same lt,ce
a. Leicester aud Cot>wold xoni-a hr,ie
higher tui .u. blood. We have been
careful observer of this goat business fur
NE iart ht'ern years, and this is what We
tbIuA ollt bow
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-02-03

Indies who wish a fnir skin ard
good com pieSion. free from yellow.
III ttuSe snd II OK her iii ri u. al eat.
should u-r these reuet.ie. occasion,
ally. The Liver in perfect order, ans
the blood pure. viii result In >parD
ling eyes and blooming cheeks.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-02-03

b"2FdhTS German Remedies cosni~r fir.
IN, ge'Iaine nae, TIE Signature If 4. NJ JocE>t
on tie front u the oES1ts 'r1ffr PER Of zach LD, IT,
u CJUsIfcJJ-t
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-02-03
Ien cut up Il should be
PLACED UNDLR COVER,

at least before the heavy spring rains
Sometimes, If paced III = tIyh wood no, sc
immediately after cutting, it will slIo~
signs of decay when taken out for the fire
the uext winter. But al. This i, rem.dieti
IS also~lLy u 10 retualn for a iex week ;
exposed to The air aud >un betvre putting
un,itr cover. So much tor The wood Tor
next winter.
Now for
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-02-03
WOOD FOR VgE SUMNER.

there l, nuf one farm III 6ty in any
W"u'icd section bur has IN IL some grow h
Of bushes or un-ightlv trees that i!,f rure
me ahh>car~ an'! occupy 'aud that cut.it
D more profitable aYpf p@l'cd. All these
ht!' u u bc cur ~ al n4.lr iua,iY Tor sum
ms! H. he>i al the rgfu-c tn,.r,lS AID
I'd ial,- AMI s'ick, nat have arcu a. az;
during The year, aui such other HaMe.e.
atbTts a. aIperts'ES 10 any Vell-keEt tatn.
ini> should ne immediately piac,d under =
shelter, ti,at few boards thrown on to
ten pnrdty llathr- wuts ot crotclies aud pplt :
wli readily and cheaviy muk,, niviHg tree
atccs> to The aIr, Wine protecting from thc
ram.
With weed for the summer and winter
really Oh ii'c hr-, DAY OF Mu~h he year
l. vel ht.un. and the tine that viii he.
needed ion Other work vii not te t.rok n
IN upon to 80 wHat should have been ear
H.r done Neaith otd Uoa,e
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-02-03

/ Work FOR THE MONTH. -January is
( generally ausdne taruers month of COM
parative leisure. There is little hat can be
done out-ide the cotl>iderate care that the
cattle JenIarid,. The days are short and
/ the wea herI- generally rough and if there
+ il httie lap-iug into sort of :. nj idiene-s
(, i. Is a. least pardonab bic. and may be wise.
Al work aud No play makes Jack dull
10y, and hat /, true of toy> Is equally 20
Of men
BIi.aniong ne things tlIa, need bought
~ TIA v'u'tr month, or at east the n,Xt
- p,'pa i Z
WOOD For NEXT SUMNER,
aud, we might adj. i1r The ahoIe year
E.rIy ron i,tetale tsrmcr v hu ha- ON hi
u"n Iairi ,uppit II iuri heep> SOC. vi
a prepare Tor the tir- ~ least one scar
aheaI- Ii l. 4 lIcFatv OF ecnnouls, "a we'd
- >oHfre ot ct,iuforr Ac.uai exp n
"a IT, ha> demonstrated ihat uuc poGn,, 81
my wood All heat Ibrt, five rounis o.
water from Ice b DEGREES 30 the boiling
point ~ degrees, While one pound ot
Green vii only heat twenty FIVE pound,
ftuHl 81 Icttee~ 10 2i2 degrees Green wood
beside being cost. III he matter of dr
lafe. Is mar ~ ~ he matter Of happi
h'N~. "A uls'finR Aibup vi CuiiulcU kati>
efe1 around stove that iMparts about a.
much heat As the straw IN the TO ton of u
New ork street car, with father and
uIpiher III rhe lack grnuuG:. i not dom,
tic see that Il subjective at the largest
posi- r. anUunt oi home enjoyment.
Oar Practice Tor years h.. been tn con-
rn"iIce eating III The woods i cary a. con
V inert, al er he ,aIi work Was well over.
l. ght fret l. cniip, nIent ienyth for ali
~uck> that one or Two men caii !, at, wine
Al, the heavy wood that needs splitting he
| lore transportation 10 the house should
| pHIy lie four ieet Throwing Iuto HEAPS,
We generally wall for The first SLOW, aud
hen with good team aud sled take il 10
liz house
The best way 10 work il MP is with com
mon wood -aw. Suht farmers still pre,lst
III using the TX alnnr; bat man viii wors
| NJ more Tnud III tuu hour, wljh the TO
/ l"f than he can III tour, using the tooi that
ha~ only the fact oi lt- antiquity 10 rec"u.-
ueud u. ion the purpose OF changing four
ar eI-ht feet wood lito suitable ieugth for
he stuve
W hen cut up Il should be
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-02-03
CAkDING CATTLE.


The Ae,C Eogiund fnrmer ha, an article
on CaIdlng lnter StucA, wh,cn ha,
ahnuf Vt n,icn 10 couIuicul. | says tia;
J"hi. tiuut,I, one 81 tae most celebrated
hA>liih~ that ever nVrf, gave the mo he i
"! us dat Tour cardinal things Htt died fur
ihthHi> i'i'Ht) oi tniin, = eiitS III >ierp, pitu
~ al nannei, aG,i ps,a,, Ut tIicl,U.
tatsC al ~ TIE >tati.- where they can
hdt >ctaiCh ~ Hck tie iu,rivc> need III.
tiAnry 81 daily cisuiuX il Should be
stately aDi H,htis done. aud beside, benz
uri:.lui measure, Il an ecuuUuIlcai one
II makes beef hy kcrpiuy the SKIN soft
au'i i"">t, hid i.vIA Il increases the low
ol ihi,~, hs hctriuy atgt >gInn>, which l.,
AWAY aided y Il tea fh, III III. aud saves
lo"d, because the IrEter he digestion The
more nunl .on extracted from the food
eaten. Aud To al TIA, that The cattle
sl~ays IUon letter when thu. CONSIDERABLY
treated, AID yOu have a. array of reasons
Tor caIding stock that no keeper of even a
single COW as II seems to Us, can withstand.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-02-03

Thousands of letters have been
cetNed, testify ing to the virtue Of The
dies.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-02-03
FROM HON. JAMES THOMPSON.

Judge 4 the Supreme Court Of Penns, lrsaia
PHiL.pEIPHI,, aPRIL 18Th Iaf1
consider 50 IIoof1and's &c man Bit
ters' u raiHdb!e m~tfiriae in 4 ase Of At
tncks OF Indi gestion or Dyspepsia. }
can certify this from my experience.
OF IT. Yours. wit il re.p-cI.
JAMES .HOa;pSON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-12

RIGA, aas at me door; and his attention.
was instantly attracted. The "good man,
as he called him with his latest breath ]
was received by him, and prayed with him
more than once. 1T is great m ; III:
he feebly observed, "but ! shall know :, az VI
soon ~ while his repeated amens gave
audible and abundant evidence that those
PRAYERS were not lost upon his ear or upon
h;s heart. The friendships of earth could
mo longer soothe him. The highest honors
Of the world-the kind attentions OF q
sovereign whom he knew how to respeet,
admire and love-could no longer satisfy
him. The ambassador of Christ was the
only visitor for that hour.-Address OF
Hon. r. 6. Hiafhrop.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-12

AN INCIDENT OF MIR. PEABoDY's LAST
DAYs.-I may not longer detain you, my
friends, from the sad ceremonies which re-
main to be performed by us; yet cannot
quite release you until have alluded, in
the simplest and briefest manner, to On in
cident of the last days, and almost the last
hours, of this noble life, which has come to
me from source which cannot be ques-
toned. While he was lying, seemingly un-
conscious, on his death-bed in London, at
the house Of his kind friend, Sir Curtis
La,mpson, aud when all direct communica-
ton with him had been for time suspend
cd, it was mentioned aloud in his presence,
in manner, and with purpose, totest his
consciousness, that highly-yalued &C
quaintance had called to see him; but he
took no notice of the remark. Not long
afterwards it was stated, in tone loud
enough for him to hear, that the
Queen herself had sent special
telegram of inquiry and sympathy;
but even that failed to arouge him. Once
more, at no long interval, it was remarked
hat faithful minister of the Gospel, with
ghom he had once made q voyage to Anne
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-12
: IryCT16M AaEEa FIXTURE Yays.
BY .Rfchards6n n Cd.
siF5i37Il = r1fg Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OLA NEAT
u FRAMED DWELLING AND Let, ON
BETWEENi oil AND n STREETS, CHURCH
HILL, AT AU QN,-By virtue Of Q decree q
on the Th day OF FEBRUARY, 1870 In the chancery
case OF Hopper, guardian, rs. Roper ct d.; thsnn.
dersigned, as special commissioner VIII SCI Z;
ntltiic auction, on the premises, on THURsDAY
the nth instant, at 4 O'Clock f.. Msthe. EEAI.
ESTATE OF which James Roper died seized, con
sfsting Of LOT fronting IL by l25 feet, more OF
less. located rs above, with neat TWO-STORS
FRAMED DWELLING containing five rooms
md the usual out-houscs all in good repair:
TERMS OF SALE: One-third cash one-tniro on
credit of six months and the residue on credl,
of twelve months, taking from the purchaser nego:
table notes. with interest added for the deferred
payments and the title to be retained until the
purchase money Is paid.
-3-a ,.g d. W. IL Special Commissioner!
RICHARDSON q Co., Auctioneers. fe IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-12

M Wellington escddin, !,
a,,+,nraa- and pea1 Estate Agent.


SALE OLA YALUA,iB.IgEs
+ tat. WITH ST. RETHEREgM,to.SS IT an,
STREET BETWEEN FIFTEEEs,T,IHd aa1T,R S III
-VRNTEENTHa ON THE soUIH5 aa sh ~ trnst
MAIN sTREET.-By virtue OF twg , oeg S,s sv,Se TO
rIecuted by in. j. Calisher and neE.na nted on tHe
,nnr nreecessors In ofce, the one aS IS the 1th
18Th day ar April 1885, and the 0tn NJ, WEDNIsS-
Savsaf November 1905. we SHALL. OF neo n ssIe
The sffl iy Of February 1870 1pussiic aI,c
~, tha nrer1sps at II O'Clock M., aL vavef1
ton , IN the highest bidder the propeuut2ItWARiE
w, aid deeds consisting or that $500 Tis.
ynT ia HND STORE ON Main street De.weGI 1ra.rn
,oontb and Seventeenth street, comnIoit ny nonea
M t1tn ,,nner tenement of "Thc Mnnslon no IT,
tT,aI 5, and fronting Main street nIne,Sei heo
t and running back between par.iLei AZ
IL ct to an alley hfteen lcet Miuc. W.T.
thn ,so of massage three feet three lnches wiuet
~ inc common With the owner OF the tenement ne3s
oeIS rpsss. Cash sufficient to defray fns expenses
~ aIacnting said trust and TO pay on anu oi w
~ ntn-ea the amount due and payable upon tne
ta.n FONDA secured by said two deeds OF trnst,
sTSto haianca at snch credit and to be secured IN
ench nj inner as shall be prescribed Dy the salo n'
7. CaIisher ct the time OF the SAFE;
.-s.. GEORGE HIRSCH, =..
.ft... r.... ..-rs. JULIUS IDE,
Trustees Of 1.-THE German Building Associatlon'
No.2. .-....
DISAPPOINTMENT.
THE above sale is postponed until TUESDA
NEXT the 18th instant. at the same hour. re "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-12

THAT BEAUTIFUL HALF-ACRE
1 TOT No. 797, AT THE SOUTHEAST COR,
NKR or NJ AND NINTH STREETS; FOX SALE sLis
Jrnbh shall sell Mt auction, on the premises: on
TTESDAY the 18th of February. 1870, at o'clocS
p. NJ. that beautiful HALF-ACRE LnI localrn
"a above adjoining the residence of Mr.: Lewis
Wcbb. fronting on the east line Of Ninth street
1854 feet, running back $50 feet to an ALLEYS to be
divided into lots Of suitable size, frontine IN
the hour Of sale.
These lots are set in flowers, shade trees, &C.,
and are amongst the most attractive of any now
on the market and being so convenient to the bust
ness portions of our city should attract the aten-
tIon or those wishing to build private residences
for their own use.
TERMS One-fourth cash balance at four, eight,
and twelve months, for negotiable notes. interest
added secured by u trust deed.
W. GODDIN,
foo AuctIoneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-12
February 10, 1870.
For the Dispatch.

In YOUR issue Of the Sd instant find
COMMUNICATION from member Of the SEN
ate. who, in speaking of the proper persons
to fiji Tie position of county Judges, says
that if law yers should be appointed they
luicht with rropricty be allowed to practice
ia any court except their own; and in re-
rly to an article i'll the Wig. asks How
would dis be throwing temptation in their
wat -" Does he mean to say that it would
TOT be doing 10? 1t most certainly would;
and he must coAfess that lawyers are no
less influenced by their interests in these
mcrceuary aud demoralized times than are
ether mortals. We believe that those per
syns who are not so influenced are, like
any2l,' visits, few and far between" We
ru,tl; suggest that elderly practising law
yyrs,' where they can be found, whose age
viii qfobably prevent their doing very
extensive practice, and who would be able
to live upon moderate salary,-say seven
or ciyht hundred dollars, q sufficient pay
in most countics-would answer the
rr;pci,al considerations of economy and
,ii;cicncv. since the cost would be no greater
than ut present, and the requirement
learned in the law Of the State "--would
he filled. An objection raised by some that
old LAWYERS would be, in many cases, sit
ting in Judgment upon those causes wherein
,bcy had been counsel can be edsily over
come by allowing them to request parties
interested to select some member OF the bar
to act as judge in cases where they felt a
,Iclicacy, as is the custom in the circuit
courts now. The necessity would soon pass
away for ruch, and future ones would not
require any such change. To appoint any
one outside the legal profession is obnoxious
10 grave objections, and would be no NELL
urat0n on improvement on the abuses of
the present judiciary, where it is well
known that the presiding Justice is
" Tire COurt"; that is, he almost
Invariably governs the rest of the bench ;
ana it has long been the common remarl;
that the most ingenious or influential law
yer gains his point against one who lacks
these Qualities even with the law i'll his
favor; whereas such would not be the case
with an experienced member Of the bar
We take it that the object is to render more
efficient our county court, and to have the
judges without fear and above reproach -;
aud there is no intention on the writer's
pant in saying this to cast any slur upon
the character Of any Of the presiding OF
other magistrates now on the bench of Vir-
ginia, but we honestly think that no indi-
viduul can fill that important position sc
we'll Us one who has not only made the Law
OF The State, but the lawin general his earn
est study for years, "riyinti annoram H.
c7sJTGt;0aeS," and has by familiarity with
the practice of the same become "tealneo
IN the lac Of the State" and therefore
competent to judge when intricate ques
tions arise during a trial. The old adagt
still holds good that "practice makes per
feet aud there are many points Of law
that are sealed books to any one who has
never studied as well US practiced that pro-
fession for some years.
one OF THE PEOPLE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-12
ByLee & Goddln, Auctioneers,
No. 1Il3 Main street.

ToUR-sToRY BRICK sToREEHlIoIW{fSIEE,
L ON. CARY STREET BET 1TpEETs- .FnR
TENTH AND VIRGINIA 1 ssnlEHEEsDhY. Iettl
Of at premises re sal
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-12

A locomotive firm in Taunton, Massachu-
sets, have just put upon the Taunton and
New Bedford road new mammoth loeomo-
tive, which is an entire novelty, being what
may be called q double-ender," and is
appropriately named Janus. 1t is con-
structed to run forward and backward
alike, and is double in all its parts, the
engineers standing-place being in the
centre. The weight Of the machine is sixty
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-12
By Lee Z Goddin, Auctioneers,
No. lib Main street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELL
L ING. &C. on NORTH SIDE OF RR9AD
TY-THIRD sTREETs, At ATGTIoN.-R yylr.
and Adeline A., his wife, bearing date me
9th day of June, 1868. duly Of record In the
clerks Office of Richmond Hastings Court;
we will proceed TO sell on TUESDAY, 22d
day of February, 1870, on the premises, III 4
O'Clock p. NJ, the real. ESTATE described in
said deed as follows: GAN that certain lot or
parcel of land, with the brick tenement and other
improvements and appurienances thereto be
longing ling and heing In the city OF Richmond
as recently extended fronting on the north side OF
III Tor Bros ) street between Twenty second and
Twenty-third streets % feet and running back
between parallel lines $50 feet.h
This property Is beautifully located. and very
desirable for private residence, being In an ex-
ccllent neighborhood and within few minutes,
walk of the lower market and business portion Of
the city. The house has eight rooms kltcheIt
three rooms besides, n brick stable ana pump
Of good water.
TERMS: Cash as to enough to pay the costs OF
executing this trust ana discharge note for lca
with interest from 5th day Of July. 1859 the ba-
lance upon such terms as Will he announced ut
hour Of srle WILLlh NJ PFEitEEh,
CHRISTIAN UNCkEL,
JOHN LAUER.
Trustees Germania Building Society.