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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-25

GENERAL BANK and COUSTiNG-HOCSE
!ItJlrEFkS Of all kinds.
3aA.h-BDoKS made to order IN any style OF
b!ltiiifg aud ruling. NH 2-cod3m
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Bv wellington Coffin,
huctIoucer AMI Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
4 LOT AT TIE WESTERN End OF MAIN
BETWEEN SHORT AAD HARNIE STREETS.
Bv virtue al two deeds OF trust cXccHtcd by Mr..
james W. Read. the first to W. Goddn, Charles
Dimmnck, and William Evans, trustees, datci
l4th September. 1872. and the second 10 LomaX i.
Smith 4 Inert l.. Brooks and Josiah Crump. t"iiS-
tees. dated nth March, 1.G2. the former recorded
In IIrnrco county court. and the ] alter In Rich
mond IustiIgs tnart, We shall rs trustees, pro-
rcch Ia sell IT public a:ictiou, the premises, on
THURSDAY the asst March. 1870 commencing at
O'Clock r. NJ, II fair. If not. the next fair day
thereafter. thr REAL ESTATE couvcycd by The
deeds OF tr,I IL Aforesaid viz. ri OF LOT
No. Is in sidney fronting 81 feet On Tia" north slide
Of Eil~"0d 81 Niia street running back $50 feet
to an alley 20 Feet Wild, having thereon comfort
able FRAN ED DHELLING.
The dec'lS require C%sh t. IT." eNtent Of about
$500, and n" rosi'lu" on such terms - the debtor
shall prescribe and direct. ON his failure to give
any Instructions. then on such terms the truss
tees shall think fit. W. GpDDIS
surviving trustee in first deed.
LDNAN Il. SMITH.
ALBERT X. BROOKS,
JOSIAH CREMP.
NH q trustees In tie second deed.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioncers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

by TrubbS q " lIIla11ls, NuClIUHccTS'
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.
TOR SALE, A VERY ATTRACTIVE
Z AND BEAUTIFULLY.LOC ID MAR
KET FARM OF NEARLY Ten ACRES, u
AIlAI.F FROM RICHMOND.-I;h has two dwell
ings-onc Of seven rooms above the basement in
good order. with all necessary Out-houses: the
other has 'hrec rooms. and Is Il comfortable house
for a small family. The place is well enclosed;
has beautiful yard. from which there Is splCl-
did view OF the city and surrounding country.
There Is Il large numncr Of frst-cass young fruit
trees growing Oh the pla~C.
For one who wishes TO engage in frnt-growing
and gardening or To invest money In property
that must greatly increase in value. this place IS
very desirable. 1t can be divided into number
al line building lots. II viii he sold On very rea-
sonahle terms. GRTBBS & WILLIAMS.
Peal Estate AGENTS,
nh IT-ows Richmond, Va.
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By Lee i GoddIn, huctioneers,
No. 1Il3 Main street.
1nMu1ss1oNEP,s SALE nEYALIIA.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALUA-
OBLE REAL ESTATE, IN nENRICO COUN..
TT, NJ AUCTTON.-By virtue OF the DEGREES OF
the circuit court of lcnrlco county entered in the
suit OF "smoots administrator rs. Smnot and
de will proceed to sell at At. public NIL auction on
1870 at IL O'Clock W.. if fair, otherwise, the next
fair day, the real estate In the bill and proceedings
TSnsf% 6N If yfAGH q HSD Af Y
FIVE ACRES, more or less. known rs EDGE
HULL, near the Carbon Hill coal mines, about
thirteen miles above lsIchmc nd which Is said To
he very good land and to contain coal. There are
good dwellings and all necessary out-honses on
this place.
And also, at the same time and place, the TWEEN
Tf-ruuK AND \ HALE ACRES, more or less,
near Springfield pits. bout nine miles above Rich
mond , on at the Dep Run tnrnPke whIch Is said to
TERMS One-foursh cash; and On a credit as to
the residue In t1ree equal instalments at Six
selve, and eighteen months for bonds with inter;
all tie purchase money is paid. In case purchaser
pays all cash he can get his deed Mt once.
j. II. SANDS, Special Commissioner.
Sale conducted by LEE & GoDDIN, auciloneers.
HIGH CONsTABLE'S SALE.-Will be
o'clock 4. NJ, at the iIiri Consta1le's once, ne
following propcrty-to wit. n lot Of GROCERIES
aud COW, to satisfy orders of the Court Of Hust-
ingS for the city Of Rchlnond III my HANDS IN favor
OF Radcliffe and Easton and against Fltchett.
TERMS Cash.
NH % High Constable City of Richmond.
uIGH CONsTABLE'S SALE.-Will be
IL sold on TUESDAY. March 90 1870, at II
~" ms '':si'BIirT REATS and GLASSES,
WARDROBE,
WAssiHisTAED,
2ThBLES,
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GAVE YOUR MONEY.
DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK.

DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK.
This institution receives deposits of ONE DOL
LAR Ormore sni allows HbcrDi Interest thereon.
once lJ09 biAIs STREET. Richmond.
President: JOHN e. BOSSIEUX.
CseLicr THOMAS S, AEMIsTEAD, NH Tim
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By Grubbs & Williams, Anctionecrs,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
- EST TIE ON DOVER STREET, N SID
NEY.-Pursu.nt to the decrees entered by the
circuit court Of the city Of Richmond IN TIE it'll
day of October and lst day Of December. 1899, and
on the 10th day of February 1870, in the chancery
suit of Griffin against Griffin and others shall,
on TUESDAY. March %, 1876, at half-paSt !
o'clock p. NJ, on the premises. proceed to sell
ut public auction, to thrh'ghest bidder, til" iIEAl;
ESTATE directed by the said DEGREES: to he SOLD
nprn he following terms One fourth cash. one
fourth a credit of four months. onc-fnnrth on 4
credit Of eight months, and the remaining fourth
on n credit of twelve months from the day Of sale,
taking from tn" purchaser for the deferred pay
ments negotiable notes with Interest added. and
deed of trust to secure the same.
This property consists of TWO LOTS on Dover
street in the town of Sidney one with FRAMED
DWELLING thereon, fronting ~ feet. running
back 10 9-12 feet to alley twenty feet wide; the
other, vacant lot. adjoining the above on Tire
nrs;. fronting 2G lie feet, also running back
l79 Ole feet to said alley.
This property Is In N improving Locality, aud
presents Inducements TO persons wishing dwell
Ing building lot ut moderate cost.
THOMAS J. EVANS,
Special Commissioner
-nrc q, U~rrr uptJn mi
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rs'HE VALUABLE LOT. WITH COM
1 PORTABLE C'.TTAGE. &C.. TilrREoE,
NEAR Til: RESIDENCE or MES. ELIZA
HETI J. RhIRp Ji-~r OFT OF TIE CDRPO-
RATION OF MA <CnESTFp. At AUCTION. -
7 will sell It aur;ioH. on The premises on Sa-
TtKDAT The 18th March. $50 III :! o'clock p.~ =.
the DESIRABLE lot fronting eighty feat six
inches running back cfi feet more or lcs:) wiha
comfortable COTTAGE containing five rooms
and dry cellar. Smrk"-h"us". &C.. well Of most
,!cia water IN the ya'd. upward Of iltty Sc
Icctcd young and thrifty fruit trees Of different
varieties standard and dwarf. number of ilow-
crs embracing monthly roses, &c. ; about four
bushels potato onions set out: rcce;tly occupied!
BIZ Mr.. u. X Welsh
TERMS: Onc-third cash; balance ut four. eight.
and twelve months. nc"ntiatlc notes, Interest adj
d,.l. and secured hy deed nftrtst.
NH u 4. &. PULLIhN, Aactlonc"r.
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DowuATAN STEAMBOATcIr.

DOWHATAN STEAHbUAI fssiftstliJH.aI
COMPASY.-s STATE sSsssszzss.r-sss.sxx-.
0F MARYLAND and Observation-Disclosures Gdre soyanna,
Enstnn and tho West. Tr-~eehly line 10 bhlll-
nor. making close connections wjth steamers 70
philadelphia. no tranShlpm"nt Of goo'2 ~
more every TUESDAY, THURSDAY. ana "a
TURDAY. Leave Richmond every MoNDAi'
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, =,
Freignt received every day up to Go'clock I. b.,
except Saturday, and on Saturday up TO 0 CLOCK
7. NJ.
See daily advertisement for hour Of salliig.
These steamers have excellent saloon, Stattroon,,
and passenger accommodations Fare. - meats
and sta,eroom extra. For fr"tEht or pasS@t', "p
''' HARyEYG 4 WILLIAMS. Agents,
Fp IL lCUlIllCFii 'ti '4'~'1
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DAUGH'S IMPROVED RAW-BONE
d PHOSPHATE, unsurpassed for raising TO-
BaCCO. CORN, and all CEREAL and GRASS
CROPS and for eurichiug WORKOUT land so per
cent. cheaper !htu Peruvian Guano. Its analysis ::
40 per cent. ammonia: 50 per cent. bone plIos-
phate o.: lime; 1895 per ccnt. Of which Is soluble.
Il has been In use for over fifteen years and Its
reputation is unsurpassed. !; has been recently
greatly improved by an increase Of d MMONlA
and Sol CBIE PHOSPHATE. A trial Is all that
is asked planlc, can purchase on four anu SIX
months time with approved city aceeptances.
Orders filled at lowest manufacturers rates by
LEE, SEDDcN Il Co,
fe 2l-?m Sole Agents for Richmond Va.
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WAGONS, CARES, dc.

-..~---~---~-----,>~
TlNO CONTRACTORS, FARMERS, AND
L OTHERS.-Thc subscriber world respectfully
inform all those requiring WAGONS BIGGIE>,
or CARTS, that he has on hand and i mInitiac-
turing WAGDhS and CARTS Of every dcs"rip-
ton that he will build 10 cr,!cr any Kind "i
vehicle REQUIRED upon Iii" shortest notice and 1t
the lowest price. Particular attention paid 10
REPAIRING. All work warranted
:. Il. LIPSCOMB,
No. III west Cary street, near Adams.
fe 7-cOL2m
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PHILADELPHIA, RICH sFfR
L MOND AND NORFOLK STEAM sssassS
4 " EK.-Steaners Y OR OIL K j. ".
EyERMAN. and J. g. GREEN, composing his
line, viii leave Richmond every MOSDAY and
rIIrRsD ~, and PhIladelphia every WEDSES-
DAY and SATURDAY. alternately. at ~ O'Clock
II. Freight received every day Sundays except
rfD at the Company's freight-louse on the Dock.
;rei~nts taken for Norfolk at moderate rates.
passayc 10 philadelphia, Including meals aud
.,a3oroou a. v. Z. PORTER,
A gent at Richmond
Office No. 2425 Dock street.
WIN. p. CLYDE 4 CO.,
Agents at Philadelphia,
Offices No. - South whar"es,
t,s and No Ii North wharyes.
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HIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-Will be
I sold on TUESDAY. March 90 1870 at II I.
NJ, at the High Constabc's Ollie, the following
proIcrtv-to wit, ONE *ET FAIR y = Il
SCALES In superior order, to satisfy order Of
the Court Of Hastings for the city Of Iiichmonl IN
my hands In favor ii James Brown AMI against
the Carbon I'M Coal Company.
TERMS. Cash. JAMES LAW RTE.
nah ID High Constable Cay Richmond
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Gsssss&S .AEn SgAFEeSEKY.

{ CONSTITUTION. WITH linden, I5c.;
: r..cli.l's Annotated Go! stitutiun OF United
states; Leading Criminal Cases: Parsons on
Notes and Bills Euru,s Oh Eankruptcy: R,dncld
,,r Carriers, Wills. and OF Railways: ID tnicl on
Attachment: billiard On injunction: >clycwirk
al! Damages Tat Tor on Landlord and Tenant
Walker . American Law; Wallace, volume =
l:rigitly's Digest Unit, il states LAYS Abcuft'S
aud GriShtly'a National niyc.ts; Abbott United
SiJtc, Practice, and on Corporations and utht
new wurks. Large stock al LAW, new aud old
!. ". RaNuOIpH Il EAdl.ISli,
Bookseller, and Eiank-Eo manufacturers,
iah =. 1915 Main street.
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Old DOMINION EERTIL lZER.

OLD DOMINION FERTILIZER,
u superior preparation for corn oats, &c. The
TOBACCO FERTILIZER has been tested so often
beside Peruvian Guano and other leading fertili-
GERS on tobacco, and with such unlinrmly salts
offering il the best fertilizer for this crop now
on the narkct-Peruvian Gulno not excepted
Fresh ground PLASTER. AGRICULTURAL
SALT. GERMAN SALTS OF POTASH. &C.,
al nays on hand.
Speciul preparations made ut short notice.
Circulars forwarded 10 any address.
W. GILLIAN,
IaJ prnsi
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srEAz zHaes,


'G MnUTB f AND All REGULAa
G.kEDfSGS ON TIE JAMES RfvKR.-The fart
md elegant UEITED STATES NAH. steamer
CAPTAIN Y. G. CLIFFORD,
leaves her wharf at Rockets for the anove-namsd
places on MONDAYS, wednesdays, and FRI
Tines laws. THURSDAYS, and Saturdays,
Passengers arrive in Norfolk in time IN cor.
,ect With steamers for Baltimore and points
Trains leave City Point for Petersburg on arr.s
sal OF steamer.
Fare to Norfolk, f2.1
FREIGHT
received Tuegdays Thursdays, and Saturday,
rom Ia ". To O. 2. ID, for Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Chesapeake bay and all regular landings on James
river at reasonable rates,
No WHARFAGE CHARGED.
Freighis for way-lanaings must be prepaid
Apply TO L. Is IAICh, Agent.
seal uNCe- ste1nerS' "HaFIs
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DICHaOND AND DANVILLE RAIL-
Ia ROAD.-CHANGE OF SCuEDULE.-OD
ana alter WEDNESDAY,, December 2a 1859, the
PASSENGER TRAINS on this road Will be run
4: 'G:Cwa:
GOING SoUTI.-Lynchburg and Danylc pas.
Scu;:ers leave Ricnm"uI daily except sundays
II s:l5 IL: have Hurkcvli" daily tcXc%nt SIM
tllv>l ~ i3:!5 7. NJ arrive At Danvilc daily lex
.cut S..ndtys} e. 5:5J L. =. THROUGH MAIL
s&D EMPRESS e-vcs Richmond daily 1T 5:0
:. -: i.afe, Danviie daily at 50 ?. NJ; arriVee
a: ;,ra"ns ,1ro' daily at AS 4. u.
GOING Morrill, yuchburg and Danyllle pas
s.ngrrs icaive DanTllle daily except snudagsi at
$40 \. u. leave Burke.ile daily except sun
days( Mt ic:l5 p. NJ: arrive at Richmond daily
Except sundays at 1850 Z. III. TtlRDLHH NAIL
A%1 EXPRESS lea ges Greensboro daily AT 0:2s
T. NJ: leaves Danvlile daily at IL: T. N. ; ar
riv;.s ut Richmond daily Il 30 A. II.
The LynchJarR and D.nriile Passenger Tran
connects 1T BGrkcyillc with The trains on The
South, !c roal for Petersburg, Norfolk, Iynch-
.,nrg and al stations she South-dc and ' ir-
ginia md fannr-Sce railroads, Bristol, Knox
Vile. Daltnr. Cflatt1nooga. Nashville" Memphis
AMI all Important points South and Southwest.
The Through Mail and kXpress connects
AZ Greensboro with The trains on the North caro-
lima rad for Ghar otta Columbia, Augusta, Sa-
yannah. Narvn, Mobile, Montgomery, &c. &c. !;
ami at Richmond with II" Richmond trehericks,
burg and Potomac, Chesapeake and OEio, anu
Richmond and York River railroads.
>LEErING CARS and CHI. E3'S PATENT
RECLI%lNG CIIAINS on the through express
.rain. THOMAS IODAMEAD,
,ir93 Superintendent.
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Two FAST DAILY LINES SUNDAY
] p. r %XCErTEDl T. !, III Il &3hTiI G45rI,
M AQUA CRsEk-TiE SHORTEST AND
QUICKEST EGCTL.-The TilEoUUil TRAINS
. or this III ;te run from the d pol cornei
OF Byrd tl:th streets II II. 10 =. MI s.:of
VI. iSund;iy 1T II IL \. u. ONLY maStng close ano
reliable connections ".th THE NA>iiiNct oH
AID NV YOHh FAT LINES and "i,h trains
ior rus. GREAT NORTIiW EST. ,
Car, Gt,cd ~ with SPL EEDlD RECiISANb
;If liRs,. .or "hirh to charge IL made.
Jht. c.cgaut and comm 3d:uns steamers on the
:'ntnr.,;s river TIP !: tlcx1Gdrla ct.. Il way.
The ft'DI .tEtft1S IE: I'm between
R!ahaon1 "at! MILFORD lcarH. lit. depot corner Of
irt.ad anA Eight" ssrects daily lcundays except
ct 2.3. =. VI, AMI arrives in Richmond Il oi'
..-o9Ea,..z~g. .o - rstpc.p&: points North anc
Nest.
Tor nrIAgr '1SoTn~ atloa ana for through ;!c"e;;s
I,1tf .,1. - -. ll e. eGrncr iir3ai @UG ti.tf
slraas. an. ar tt.rnr. ii Its 20 al poins North
and N'cst alsrIy Il. ,hc ;irket office corner B!rc
au:! '..:n,:i So. :.
% j. l.. t;,tTI:Y. General Ticl.ct Agent.
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FERTILIZERS.


SD D." SEA-FOWL GUANO.-We
-. have jnst received cargo Of this very
superior GtANO.
NH IS -lw A. Y. STOKES & co.
n II + SOUTHERN FERTILIZING
l. COMPANY.
OFFICE. CORNER CARY AND VIRGINIA STS.,
RICHMOND, VA.
Are prepared TO fill orders for their
TOBACCO FERTILIZER
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wTuEIAM C. DUEHAM & CO.,
" GENERAL SHIPPING
AND COMMISSION aERCfiAN1s,
CORNER MA1g AND ELEVENTH STREETS,
RICHMoSD, VA. PosT-OFFICE Box d.
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RAILROADS..
I %

RICHMOND March IS, 1870.
CPECIAL NOTICE.-On and after SUN
y DAY NEXT, March 2dth we will rnn spc-
cial train EVERY SUNDAY from Richmond 70
Petersburg. leaving Richmond at A. Nj. re-
turning, leave Petersburg ut Z. d..
Tickets for the round trip, ONE DOLLAh.
'o'' 'o' ''"' ''''''' j. II. WOODCOCK,,
mble-1w General icket Agent.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Aucticnccrs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

BY Grubbs s Williams,
Aucticncers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank
DY VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF TRUST
- from Il. Il. DuvaI ana wife To us. the u"dcr-
signed. shall on TUESDAY. March i5th at l.
q clock NJ at tie Office OF Irnhhs & Williams, III
the city Of Richmond. sell by public auction
Kent, containing TWO HiSERED ACRES
(inore or lcssl bounded on the west by the thicka-
houiny. on the south by another tract nj land OF
the said DuvGl and on the east by the county road
nd the church lot. ana on the south BY the land Of
James Turner. IL is represented To Us that h!ty
acres are cleared that the residue + heavily tim
bcrcd Hnd that about half the land Is iow-Eroinds
and very fine.
ONLY il quarter of a mile from Dispatch station,
Oh The Richm md and York River siIroad.
The terms Of SHE will he onctlr!rd cash. ard the
residue at four and eight months. with interest
the purchaser 10 give his notes and secure them
by 4 deed of trust on The lard.
If the terms OF sale be not complied with within
one week from the day OF Sale, the undersigned
reserve the right to resell the property 1t the risk
of the purchaser IN defa,it-stamps aud convey
LEIGH r. FACE,
WA. MhURY.
G9CDES s. WILLIAMS. Auc.!crecrs.
FOSTpuEEMTHT.
THIS sale Is posipunef until THURSDAY the
3lst day OF March instant, ~ j. ". by consent Of
parties, LEIGH X PAGE, Trustees.
W. a. MAUKY, :
NH Id K. r. DUYAL.
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LOANS.
FOR TORACCONIsTs.

rl,O TOBACCONISTS.-We are prepared
J. to make In the best manner all sizes of
FLATTESING MILLS. SINkERS, CAST
SINKERS, PLATES. etc, ut short notice and on
reasonable terms. We should be pleased to have
call from all In want.
PALMER H. TURPIN,
NH l9 1929 Main street.
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RICHaoEp AND PETERSBURG X. r.: Co.,{
March Is, 1870.
rTIIROUGH MAIL TRAINS LEAVE
4 Richmond nj 3.d5 a. NJ. DAILY, except SUN.
DAYS, and at $50 7. VI. DaI.Y: Returning
ave Pet.-ahurg ut 10 4. ii. DAILY, ana ex
ccpt SUNDAYS nj 1905 j. N. DALE.
Local trains leave Richmond 1T $3.50 A VI ane
Petersburg at 8 4. 81. DAILY, except SUNDAYS
THOMAS III. WYSNE-
nh Il Superintendent.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-04-07

-
A child while playing near Drogheda,
Ireland, found curious piece of metal
which she gave to an old woman, who
took it to dealer in old iron and got a
shilling for it. The dealer in his turn
sold it for two pounds and half, and it
has finally been purchased for the Royal
Irish Academy in Dublin for G3e0 1t
proved to be the celebrated Tara Brooch,
one of the most remarkable pieces ofgold
smiths work known to exist. 1t is form
ed OF white bronze-this probably saved
it from the meltil pot to which count
less treasures of gold and silver have
been consigned--the surface OVERLAND
with gold filigree work of surprising in
tricacy and marvellous delicacy of execu-
ton. Such is its excellence, that one OF
the most accomplished living goldsmiths
declared that he could not find a work
man, with every apparent advantage of
-modern knowledge and appliance, COM
petentto 70. make such another ..r ara b
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The Reward for the Capture Of
Jefferson Davis. .s4tt.} ,fa

From the Washington Republican, March "a
VARYING in amounts from 1868 to $1,281,
are being prepared at the Treasury
Department for the captors of JEFF. Davis,
amounting IN all to 100000, offered for
his capture in 1866. Among those receiv-
ing a portion of the N reward are the
following, whose drafts are directed to
them or their attorneys in this city:
John Fl. CheniDgton, Marcus b.
Holman, VIM. Hampton, John Camm,
Leander B. Woods, whose warrants will
be directed to their attorney, Horato
King. 6se eta3 aas 5on : +
john A. L. Pooch, Thomas p Curlburt-
son, A. E. Ford, Thomas Riley, Robert L.
Reynolds, George H. Simons, W. II. Pal
matree, Luke NJ. Thayer, Rein vigil,
VIM. Parker, James T. O'Bryan, whose
drafts will be transmitted to their attor-
|reys, Chapman, Hosmer eco. sn
Peter H. Anderson, Csrl Helgerson,
Henry Liedenberg, Daniel G. Blinn,
whose drafts will be directed to Thos. ID.
WaklRe. t. As ~ ssnI y8lg
kza Blakelee, whose draft will be
directed to B. D. Hyam. fg8nBa
John Brown, draft directed to William
Burris a ~ a9asFies4 s8f 81
Benjamin f. Carpenter and ferrous Roe,
drafts directed to Charles G. Tucker.
Ernest Hines, draft directed to Fitch
s. FIX. eds $50 aal 49f4a hae 5.
Horace G. rJennee, draft directed to
VIM. Van Marie. 81, ss.5 as 4
Charles ". Nichols, draft directed to
w, 'WiIoughby. 81 3eeI wsa1
A majority Of the captors are residents
of Michigan and Wisconsin ens 3aisiH
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A lady living In Marseilles

B A lady living in Marseilles, (France,)
was returning from church on recent
Sunday, when she heard steps behind her,
and felt some one take her hand and
draw it und er his arm. Turning around
she saw 2 gentleman, elegantly dressed,
who was quite a stranger to her. She
tried to draw away her arm, butfthe I'M
known held it firmly, and said with an
air OF the greatest politeness, Madame,
| am a. thief, and am closely pursued by
the police. They know that | am a
stranger IN the town, and will never sus-
pect me If they see me in the company of
OF lady SO respectfully connected as you
must be-" es -
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-04-07
The National Asylum for Disabled
Soldiers.
From the Soldiers Record

Gen Butler, as the President of the
National Asylum for Disabled Soldiers,
has made his annual report to Congress-
1t appears that there are at thi~ time g.
8G2 beneficiaries in the various asylums,
as fellows: AT Central Asylum, Dayton,
Ohio, 1887; Eastern branch, Augusta,
Me-, 635; Northwestern Branch, Milwau-
k,e, 425; Philadelphia Branch, 418;
New Jersey Soldiers Home, Newark, N.
j., 1923: Rochester Branch, Rochester, N.
Y, 10; Maryland Soldiers Home, Balti
more, SO Union Relief Association, New
York, 81; New York State Home, so;
by out door relief, 49, The report says
that most Of the begging, organ grinding,
and other like pursuits, commonly indul-
ged in by cripples i'll the cities are car.
ried on by assertions whcl pick up all
the crippies to be found willingto be EN-.
| p!oyed in such pursuits, at starving sala-
RES, and that these associations make
large sums Of money. frequently as much
as $50 per day from each employe out
Of the misguided benevolcnce of man
kind. The managers of the asylums also
announce hat they have full ability and
accommodations to take care of every dis.
abled soldier in the United States, who
applies to them; that they have never
ref fused to take care of Lonorably dis
charged soldiers, and that it IS a fault OF
Ohe soldier alone If he is either support
ing himself by begging or become Deepen
| dent upon the aims or charity of any
body, or is asking any aid from any state
in the Union. No soldier, disabled in
the line of his duty, and able to show it.
who has been honorably discharged from
the service, has ever been denied admit
lance into the asyluns. Ii there are any
disabled soldiers who are not provided
for 1t is either because they refuse to 20
to the asylums, or, having been, have Sc
conducted themselves, after repeated
| warnings as the consequences of their
conduct, as tn become nuisaaces, and a
disgrace to the name of soldier, and have
been, therefore, dishonorably discharged
or expelled A8 H