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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1870-02-11

WIGS, BRAIDS, CURLS. 800
| no. 3E .2.is4 J.HANEY,
asal (SucceSsor to Deville h %Bourguet,)
HAIR DRESSER AND WIG MAKER,
IMPORTER AND: AANUFA CTURER O.
WIGS, TOUPEES, '' -
RRAIDs, CURLs, &c,
Every description of Ornamental Hdir Works,
for Ladies and Gentlemen, constantly on hand
and ms dc to order, at the shortest notice and
moderate prices. For any Of the above named
articles CONFORMATION concerning them, address
J. HANEY,
14l W. Baltimore steeet,
aprl0 60 Tyr. Four doors below Calvertst
~ FROM VIRGINIA.
WITH
REINHARD BROS. Il CO.,
WHOLESALE CLOTHIERS
7, e& IL SHARP STREET.
OPPOSITE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK,
apr2 'es-lyr BALTIMORE,
D. ap0Ds FALL 1863.
HULL, ATKINSON Il co,
258 BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE,
OueI tucl1 idIS Sc ClC6dHt StoOCk OF DnIA-
ISH, FRENCH and AMERICAN DRY GOODS at
the lowest prices to eashand prompt buyers:
RORT. HULL. ~ WIN. J: HULL. 4tt
THUS. W.ATKINsON. s. HARRIS HOPKINS
SAML. HUNTER. p H sept. 18th ly.
WADH H. HHlsFr1h' r,,,
- GREEN WAY 4 CO..
GR0CERS
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, !
| .a@ 1O5 Lombard Street. m
BALTIMORE. sep1(
HERMAN-ST, HALL, -seyat
EUGENE NJ. DAILY \ co. ,PrOprfetors.
Between Sharp and Hanover,
! April 5 '69-1y BALTIMORF
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1870-02-11

aH| ANAO1th MO.
Springs wiU not rust. Pods impervious
The best and most e%ffectual Truss knownf for the
cure and relief ofHernia or Rupture. This Truss
has received the sanction of the most eminent
Physicians and Surgeons OF this county who do
not hesitate to recommend it to those afflicted
with Hernia as being superior to all others.
It is the only Truss that Will retain the Bowels
with any certainty, and the wearer can feel as
sured that he is using a remedy that will be at
all times safe and ~etfectual in its operations. Of
this we guarantee entire sati ~sfaction to all who
may come under our treatment.
LADIES' ELASTIC ABDOMINAL BELTS
for Corpulency, falling of the Womb, and as a
support to the Back and Abdominal Muscles.
Anklets, Knee Caps and Stockings for V~ariccse
Veins, Ulcers and Weak Joints.
SHOULDER BRACES for Ladies, Gents and
Children, for the cure ofstooping of the Should
ers and as a Chest Expander. -
PILE INSTRUMENTS, the mostsuperior article
use-lighter, easily adjusted and ~effectual, In
struments for all Physical observation-disclosures
ture of the Spine, Bow Legs, Club Feet, &c.
Pessaries and Crntches of the most approved
make.
S. MARSH & co.
-a. -r .s5a.-ar No. 8 Holiday street,
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TINE NEW FURNITURE
wAREROOM.
Corner Baltimore and EutdW Streets, !.
OPPOSITE BUrAw HoUgE.) !"
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
We arc prepared to offer PARLoR AND CHAMBER
FuRN1ruRs, also CANE AND WooD SEAT CHA1Bs
OFFICE CHAIRS AND CHAIR CUSHIONS, at very low
prices, as we intend to sell with small profits
aud having all the facilities for Manufacturing
we can sell aslow as any house in the City, aud
would respectfully solici- call before purchas-
ing elsewhere. 9 8
~ Constantly ON hand q large assortmento
CARPETING. .r..a
agents for 0. G. Phillips HAIR, HUsK, AND
STRAW MATTRESSES.
Also for MISUNDERSTANDING BED
L. o. MERCER, & co.
jaEl7 TO sept, II 1868
W. G. BANsEMEs, G. A. BANsEMER
MARTIN MADDUX,
w. G. BANSEMER & co.
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NO. As GERMAN ST, Corner Howard
july23' 69-ly BALTIMORE.
W. g. GARDNER. 80. JAMES G. CLARK
w G. GARDNER lqS : Co.
III rs.s WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
3 KEROSENE OIL, LAMPS,
GLASSWARE &c. &C.,
NO. II SOUTH LIBERTY STREE
fif CORNER GERMAN,
s4-A BALTIMORE.
apr2'ss-1y
! CHEEHAN'S
- WHITE HOUSE
DINING SALOON
AND
RESTAURANT,
No. les, VEST PRATT STREET.
ADJOINING EtETBY HOUSE,
BALTIMORE, MARYIANQ
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| NA1 II r. u Ii z " " Wv " ~ NJ q -
YsX3@ A1M
Family Sewing Machine.
OVER 800, 900 SOLD.
Are adapted to all kinds of Family Sewing
Army Clothing, and to the use Of Seamstresses
Dress-Makers, Tailors, Manufacturers of Shirts,
Collars, Skirts, Cloaks, Mantillas, Clothing, Hats,
Caps, Corsets, Ladies' Boots and Shoes: Linen
and Cotton goods, with silk, cotton, or linen
thread. They will seam, quilt, gather, hem, fell,
cord braid bind and perform every species OF e
ing, making a beautiful and perfect stitch, alike
on both sides of thearticles sewed. IN y.
va Office GA W. Baltimore Street.
PETERSON & CARPENTER, agents,
aprl0 ss-lyr. .. BALTIMORE. &
a CT ARLEs P. STEVENS. -
~ SUCCESSOR TO s
q5a S. S. STEVENS & son, u
MANUFACTURES OF 9lse -
CABINET FURNITURE. MATTRESSES;
SCHOOL DESKS, CHAIRS, SET -
TEES &c, ri
AMI DEALER IN LUMBER AND MATERIALS GENE
WAREHOUSE & OFFICE, "a 81.
NO. S0UTH CALVERT STRE EFT,
(near Barnum's Hotel,
er- BALTIMORE, Mp.
wv H. HASD1nf: OF VIRGINIA,
WITH
II r., TINY p, TT A INV
WHOLESALE + A..
Tin and Japanned Ware,
Manufacturersand Dealersin
TIN PLATE, SHEET IRON. HARD WARE
81 i-.t &C., &C., &c.
SOLE AGENTS FOR a rgm
ISAAC ..sHEPPARD&CO'S" EXCELsIOR"
LIGHT HOLLOW WARE, TIL
80 South Caluert Street, Corner Water st.,
March 20 '69-ly BALTIMORE. (
baltimore LEATHER HOUSE.
MAYNARD, ELY & ROSE,
No As and 40 South CdIOert Street.
TANNERS AND CURRIERS',
WHOLESALE AID RETAIL DEALERS IN
HEMLOCK AND OAK SOLE LEATHER
FRENCH AND AMERICAN a
CALF SKINS.
Findings generally, and all goods used BY Boot and
-z5gs .git IS. Shoe Manufacturers. liz t.
sa Boor, SHOE AND CATER UPPERs. y
Highest prices paid for Hides and Skins.
Advances made on c~onsignments ofLeather.
Msrch 29th s. ~ .-1ae-9 an
ESTABLISHED 1912 ESTABLISHED 1912
ALFRED H. REP. II t1-l .aT ALFRED A. REP.
REF SONS =
NO 335 BALTIMORE STREET,
aa1 ta rzs BAL IMORE. 81. ri.
l-s, MANUFACTURERso OF T|
PLAIN AND JAPANNED TIN WARE,
AND DEALERS IL
Britannia Ware. Hardware. PlatedWare, Wooden
Ware. and Fancy Goods,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
~ Country Merchants are respectfully invl-
ted to call and examine the goods t
March Goth ,'69-ly.
J. p. ALVEY. III ]. ROBINSON CoALE
A LyEY, COALE& CO.,
81 EupeEsaRs TO
JOHN F. ALVEY & co.
JOBBERS OF
FANCY DRY GOODS,
WHITE GOODS. 7-ae"
LOVES& HANDKER CHIEFS
No, II Sharp Street, corner of German,
Up Stairs, BALTIMORE.
apr1G 69-lyr.
wv H. H. ADHESION, LATE
w MoRFIT & ADDISON. /
No. 276 BALTIMORE ST.. %|
n BALTIMORE. Md.
BOOKSELLER AND DEALER IN SCHOOL,
BOOKS, SCHOOL SUPPLIES
SoleAgents for the Sale o the ai si
usoJ1THERN UNIVERSITY 3i- @.salsai
M tz... = SCHOOL sERIEs;;;:
AAURYS GEOGRAPHY.
Feb.2l, 'e9-lyr.
VXTALTER CROOK, JR.,
w 22o WESTBALTYMoRE ST.
UphOlstering Furnishing
a WAREHOUSE.
CURTAINS,
DECORATIONS,
VENETIAN BLINDS.
WINDOW SHADES
and BEDDING Of Superior quality, made to or
, 1870-04-12

In our Washington dispatches yostordar
VAS IN attempted apology for the cou,se
'aken BY the Attorney General to drncoon
the suProrno Court into = reversal Of It's
decision on the Leeal-Tenaer acs. Tho su-
p1ene Court decided that question After a
long and careful hearing and sehea.ino. It
WAS decided By majority of tho seven
'udges then on the bonch, anothe. Judge,
VINO agreed with The majority, hrying r.
tafed just PREVIOUS to the decision. In the
despatch refered to, it Is stated that tha
Attorney General gives, as q reason for de-
nnandin8 a zrhnaziug before the two new
Judeea That there is popular dissatisfaction
with the Judgment, and that he finds that
Individuals and corporations ate not paying
heir debts In accordance with tho de-
ciaion.
Is It not a remarkable reason to be giyeu
" Law officer Of the government for TO
ve1s'ng decision OF the Supreme Coust,
thai some persona ase dissatisfied with il ?
Ia not somebody dissatisfied with every
decision that is 1nada2 But Why a.e people
hesltatmg to pay their debts in accordance
with tbs dcciGon7 Because, as soou as the
oeclnon waz announced, there vns an un-
seemly attempt made by the political de-
pathnents Of TIE government to oyernxn
and break down the Judicial department.
This attempt to convert minority of The
bench into majority Is an assault upou
the whole judiciary Of tho United States.
and, If toletnted and aequiesced in
, 1870-04-12

dsmetsos oo Wa quite sound and sbout .,7 >. ~ u
ntn near tie b.ae In sawinr tho t.enta ~
obatrnct;n,n. Tor use II butchers. hJoeIs r. ~
ten fcet s1a W. found in the centre At absont
acetio. e !Iom tho butt n cntr;nn n.r,Iai .pyu1
tsi;na tin ~ = distance Of ! far iS.har. Anai ana
eoSn.s g Sns tho intervening wood + IT, a. 1na
~ tra mat Eun-bar7el m ~ :, ~ "sa a- os ~
.ne uee, itselt flled viz rod ~ Up "a s1 coIg of
meisnt md character Of he ~ % he@; hpan;; Ihe
1,le ane mt It may harp beionead ~ pasat nal-
M cI meighed upon ihe mind Of 1s,.1. ~ ~ In11
tnh1as % ~ tne apple got inside Of the dn13niine i
~ nrST S1o tnqulaitiye Yankee mind $As'
cn,o.t ttup1ncauon puon entitled AT17e 1r.o..- -,
G;snE GG;aetA Gt7nt statea the nrnro7+;a-, "a o.
p.e.s h 1usnihhed for the VA ~ H. agn OF sol
~ eaeh OF tho thirteen cnlonioa ne ~ tsesG1ntlon
Mass1sGnnsetts (mcludng IsinnS - = doaoEs:
ss snsre IN II Rhoda Isiand. i, &c ne1 lamp
e ~. - M,; r.; tonnsyiTanis, in l6; Nav Yo1l
virr;n;, 41;s5sand y; in e: Delassre, " in ~,
oi,I9 u u e; Georgia, in 81. sontt - ~ ~
49,. y - North Carolina, il & ~ ~
H. .sus; naa lees population at Tia na,;ad ~
1ne revolution than either yiru;n,, ~ pe3!ga q
se1,a ssonnasylyania, MAryl.nd, NoEfh is, roM aosL
-rn 1uu.n Caroiina, neverthcless ahs fa@;.ho5 us
1o,e .e 11oops for the Var than any ana ~ tbese
stsss Statea The above nruv,ort3ons ,na ~ h.saJ
lpon ths statistics cansaincd II = ra1>e.t a1; o
= "a rnade fy General Knox to Gonests.; J.; Ip 15na
4 soe colonies IN the ~ar Of ths 1e1o]atio1s ea"
, 1870-04-12

placea from which steel Is imported u;,,
vent recurrence ct those frauds in T., ~
- taese alleged frauds do not see,n "a -
nsp sscaent excuse for increasing the dutv -
r. pound upon the c1asses Of ate,:l -.'s
t1ke1s used In this country. '19s'
NJ .s g rs reduction OF fxum x to T..
fhs+ poaha On another cl1as OF steel s.
.nas+ as - not the clasa Of steel Will, -. ~
1i.;a. 4ssgelT tato consumption, Wis. 49,
rtMn oi = TINT on that class yhi,.1, eo.s-
III n the r.. county there is large l,I.s,s- -'s
n,.tta1 ~ ,9e attent1ou Of the conaitts. : :,
1,-.ao u Elecl ratss, made by The p.:s-s - -
fajs 49, ts-aI . lao Provisions Of tie iii .,.si
pes tou. The cost Of stssl ~ pGuaai o. sai.]
s4s per ton; 50 that upon liz 80 ~; =! iIsasl .
duty amounts TO nearfy 81 ~, ,Ia' crnt ~ 'la
Inns nne Whsn the great u,lus:ry ~ .''*' .,' It
teuaang ahd railroad operating; !, N ,.. .sa5'si
9Naspoft the products OF o,at. s..,;,'a sa'. ~
suhn .sh 20 another section Of ths cn,,o W u.
~ submit mat We ought, in sdfustinr w. Ip:F
~ zee ~ " that u the inte1eEt ~ 49,. ars,
aoo We Maka railroad buiII;rr 80 ~
We We possi9is ean- 1t il known th,t tt;a tSae u
G1 NJ ,he zee "a nads By single proces. @ , h
~n-l. A. uot Se15 expensive pro.sssI ~
nn,ras =. o.ieo erected Il IL due that ). -
4 .n5 ,8e .sa.s amount Of capitl to nn.1srtis-
ri ,nsnr|.ata 49," oe1 Mtarfere with u,n s,,.s.a
cnnntT =. OF H'ssen,cr's sserl j., ~
oucI,t r. ba & M 1Mportaut industry n,l,;....
iler tLc naoos'.;,. sa;s,.ansa; and while We ara ~
ciTa m.nf.ctnr:y " Esiaing revenue / gon7s
ng this Industry. But. i ~ A: 81 aeFol72-
= snse i Aod increasing demand },r H. ,. w. IT,
- that We shoulI give th.,..p p."'st
=, - *..'oo per TON u Means of enahl;r,, .tJ
- caffr On their business -Gs2
, 1870-04-12

Among the documents recently sent into
Congress is the nccount Of Hon, S, c. Pom,
eroy, agent Of the United s.ates for the
colonization Of persons Of African daseent
beyond the limits Of the United Staten. It
appears that, in 1862, one Ambrose v.
thompson represented to Psesiden, Lincoln
that 10 o~ned, or had control OF, tract of
country within the Republic Of New Granada
extending across the Is,hnas from The
chi1iqni Lagoon, on the Atlantic, to The
Pacific side; said tract containing tvo
millions of acres Of land, suitable for cult.
Tntion; he further offered to establish n
colony Of American citizcns Of African
descant On said land, and to donate homc.
steads to them The Hon. Mz. Pome,oT
offered to net On the part Of the government
to ascertain the truth Of Mr.. Thompson's
and, if he found them
to be true, he was to contract with Thomp-
Bon, that the coloniks rers to get home
1'e.as' that ths lands vero to be survoysd
Hno deeds executed; that, as fast as settle
a eess made, the United States ve.c 10
~ ''f aa,d lands 81 an acse-shat ia, so
, 1870-04-12

0noala fequ11c tho sale Of larger sum Of
Gold. 30 much The inore debt would We hsye
PAID and by 80 much the rnorc would our
n.osost 30 reduced The phn is simply
tms Il tho asles OF gold do not bring
ereonbacks to par with gold, or within
or 4 per cent OF par, ue do not
resume But 80 far as tho salss 20, thoy
VIII lessen our deb. and stop our interest
II the sale. however, do bring gold To
pat, then few or no grocnbacks will l,e
aHered foz redemption at the Treasury. for
any baukar, merchant OF broker. indced
a'ef,hody vii sedesm thrm. at pas in tha
street and in ali the daily business Of ,ifs
NO greenbacks being offered for rodcrn,,s
.aon' no =, per cont" OF even pe, cant
OF god VIII be required to redaem thew
but should it prove otherwise. tha,a ;,, <1;,,
ss'n senlain S30,0oo,ooo of eold i, 49,
lssu1y After tho sale Of tho }4o, ooo 600
proposed Even should affairs tu.n atto1
teso'nle1on 30 that the greenbacks nra
Asaan IL a dlscornt, We viii only be vbore
We arc now, with tho advantage Of f;xa
m'ilions less Of interest to pay, and laroo
proportion Of tho capital in the hands of "a
people which is now locked nm.
In our belief, tho country needs a reviv,,
o. mutual confidence: confidence in tba
salue Of tho greenback, and in the certainty |
ana advantages of q speedy return tn a
sound currency. What value the oreon.
back has is confidence, i. t.. the. crs5;t ~
INC government; for all the gold held
y the Treasury would buy barely
|oufth OF the greenbacks at their
''esent value. At present we aso liko
N army which has whipped :. The
nemy by its pluck, but is stationary and
eady Mt my moment 10 fall back from ;ts
1cso1y IN panic. We neod a leader h
~ forward" !" This leader must be tba
'ecrethry Of the Treasury; for it il h;s
ro1essed notes that stand in the vov of
pecie payments The refusal of the oov.
'ament to part with its own gold for its
WI promises, even at premium Of 70 ner !
ens, teaches the public distrust in tho.a
fomises, ). {. dcprcciates the currency and ,
'tards resumption How can creditors
aSe confidence in debtor who has no COZ. :
aence IN himself? Let dist1ust and tim
nfy, paralysis and doubt be put ,,ndsr ar
st and ordsred to The rear. They have i
sen our captains long enough. Then
It Us have forward movement against ro- {
and depreciation in all it's forms .
Ut hrst Of all, against the repndiation of Z
own promises By the government. Such
movement will bring the currency to mar s
few weeks or days; and by doing 50 d
Ill add two hundred millions of gold to b
II medium Of exchange, and this viii re- d
We stability, faith, credit, and enterprise S,
a1l the channels Of trade and production. II
, 1870-04-12

ccnts pos aero to Thompson and r., cent, 4,
~ expended in building vharyes ro.da
a. ano when Pometoy should 1oport tha,
= .no nlHt oolonista were settled and eat;stod
.'e on'ted states wore to advance s5o mn
!" thompson to aid hin in onan;no sss ooa1
=, oes There were various other ;tern. l.,
~. .ae contract, but thsse will se.re to .hor
ae general features Of 1t, On the 11th of
the conract A epe1os'o
So aa5s later. on the 18th, Mr, Pom
'foy drew $500 from tho Treasury. and
W 'no 2ad Of tho same month $50 con
more. On the 10th he paid Thomnson
4'ooo and on the :Gth $40, 900 more, The
account then runs ovoz the period unit,
APRIL 4, 1864, when 11r. pomerov na;d
thompson s., 1872, being all tha. rama;na,1
In his bands of Tho 425, 900, tho re.t h.;no
expended Tor hotel bulls, travelling to and
tSon Kansas, clark hire, DC.
Is Will be noticed that the entire Contract
depended upon Ms. Pome,oys being sat;s.
ned OF tho substantial truth Of Thomr
eons representations, yet within tv,lx,
Gays OF tho nigning Of The oontract
Pomeroy had drawn se5, 600, md had OBJ,
Ia1ned a. 1hompson's receipts for $4,000.
Inc country evidently paid out s25,ooo. to
soma persons at Chi.iqui, Did
my colonists ever lsave the county for th,t
'iaoe' and how many, and what ever b.
:ane Of tham2 Have they psriabed, or
no they still disputing with the alligator
or tho possession Of the lagoon, in blis,fol
Of tho thirteenth, Fourteenth |
nd Fifteenth Amendments Il. hovrvar
mere we're no colonists sent out. what v.s
TIC nnono5 paid to Thompson for wbors
Thompson ? Who is Thomnson-
thompson with p' It appears that two
cars elapsed between the asat payments
nd the last; and that finally a1r. Pome.ov
osed his account by paying over all that
D mad loft on hand. What vas this par.
ent for? The item is very small one
Ut as the country paid SGT, 900 to colonize
me citizens in New Grenada, tho country
onld Ike to hear what vas done, and ~
Ec1slly what has become Of tho departed
, 1870-04-12
SPECIE RESUMPTION.

The New York Hultftin questions tho
safety u our proposition to effect a return
to specie payment nov, while gold is
trembling doubtfully ut Ill to 1I11, By a
sale OF 20 much gold as shall force it down
to Par. even if it should require stesdv and
rapid sales OF so large sun as $40, ooo,-
ooo. Amidst al the ficte1ing fancies and
fallac'es OF tnanciers, two solid facts stand
ont prominent and indisputsble: flrst, that
TO hoard 81, ,ooo, 600 Of illc gold is loss
OF interest to the amount of S5.OOO.-
W" per 5est; and, secondly, that to sell
gold knocks down tho premium, and bring,
gold and greenbackH nastantly " nearer to
pr with each other. This is yery hesrv
responsibility for the Treasury Department
to carry. It ought to hare some yery good
reason indeed for losing s., Oo0, 600 per
year, Tor that sI:n e1ouc is greater than ths
whole amount which the Secretary expccts
to save by coercing tho National Banks to
c1chansc their 6 pos cont bonds for 44s
What IS the reason? It cannot ba hee.nsa
'h'" hoa1d il needed to pay interest, 70. the
e0s VI No1 cnS'ona revenue over ali our
soad demands amounts to from tvanv IN
tnlf7y mlGons yeaz and If The p.escut
noalo we're Eli devoted to the purchase Of !
'onus, 1t would not ualy instantly las.an
our debt by $50, ,ooo, coo, aud our intenast
bE s.',ooo, 900, but it vuu1a be Il, cour.o of !
steady replacement from .ur sp,nlus GOLD !
revenues It cannot be NECESSARY tn ho1a |
this gold to sustain the credf aad va1ne ~ |
our currency, because the vahc Of tho cur
7kF
, 1870-04-12
PERSONAL,

" Mekens made esq, 900 BY his Lat seaes
-HenE Ward Beecher received s4oo for ,
recent lecture in Boston. =
n,dsen's no,, est" Ia to bo the title of Miss
1Nn. a. TEeed, the New York Dictator
entered his 41th year On the ID inst.
1t Is reported that e1-preadeut Jol,n.on ia
.eous , to 50 to Europe, intending to bo absent
ss;,I, tsieb Cushing G., /. to I'D General Duue. in
by the Kimberly BrotheTs, Of IIltisaoru.
1anee Rcdpath, OF Montreal hss snh-
scnbod *M, 600 to en9o@ Gsir Of S,TrsI
Philosophy T. Mean College,
beT saxatIas r'stn1sa t f.: the zss time ass in
M ae'cS'on 70 the memory Of her de,d hu8-
eAnd: She his declined to tuanru,,fo H. II
bart Memorial nt Belfast. ">e e1' a.
.-Ledru Rollin arrived in pR.;s N.,ch o.
.eI Al sheenco OF morn than twenty yc.rs
ba he hs ,sst once foF Fontenay-au1-Roees, vhc5s
All. HoEhi1, of Peabody, Mass.. .nnorncss
taae :, he conadet1 himself to b the rhamn;on
eGE e1ter. and chAllences any m.n - ri.S.l
pete nth! *,sh hun for aftJ dollsrs OF upwards.
me. xitb ~ .He ~ ndr1hIadelphia carriage dealer,
night, some scoundrel entering III Tsrrt,rsa
a9d snaehing, cutting. md aIashins m fi1.~
OF hts noet expensive cz,riacca. ~ 49,!
o., nreosse nrss t3ots poem, which vii appear in
t - H4Hoef of -Hdrrtflans No7ot;up il
entitled The Legend Of JuyA.~ Il II N hs,,;s
versc md VII ocupyten or NM, - 1,..na ~ n ne,o's
magazine. - o' INC
Miss Garrett, Alady ph,ziiciAn, h.s ht.1,
oeeh appointed = member Of the ae,i;cal rtar
81 the EAst London Hospital Her1ppointmsnt @
u u ine mn recognition By medical authorities
x-Jsnse DePeysse, Ogden, N old citizen Of
New York, died on tho 7fh inst h once nm m
tof mayor of that city On the WhiR ticket H.
VA for come ycAra President Of fhs Cbsnhae az
q Commerce, and Director Of the New Yosf
i4o Anhuzance Company He waa alro a min
o1 htefary tastea and culture, and Contributed !
nheh to revlawB and newspape.s
-Se~ Haven pspeta commend tho fide1jtv
MD 1honehunlnea1 Of Nr. poumoud = nit |
Foad sw1tehman, Who, at the time Of the ernlo.
son of the boiler IN tho chair fsetoYv in fhst
1T last week, while conscious Of the fact th.t
1fs VIE xnd d1ughtcr uerc lyins crushed
1nder the rlins, Despatched 4 mcssenecr n
lag the express train then due and thus 49,
rented "kas tn ali probability wuuld hxye bac,
mother spraning cAlanitv 0'>-A
"A letter IRON New York, Speaking of tbs
NcFariand til, says: ttBy tho Eay. IT. fnnnr
o read the Hf7old report Of il Many vs.r.
SO Bennett and the loading la-Jcr n th;s
asa had bloody xucton, md Qsahspn snonn
fher cutting 1emAzks, said to Bennett iDnn5
YER dafe to print my nanae IN youz pspe.. n
oo d. IN hosscvhiP yuu the morning Of ita
ssue, Sou are above ground And sur
nough, from that distant day to this. John
3f.ha1os name don't appear; when ~
asaon dn1nAnds = reference to be InAde to hin.
then said, de-, and that's III tbo no,
loe utaaam erer gets from the A~na"