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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-05

WE HAVE Little secret to whisper in theearsof
the little folks which they must not mention for,
more than 9 month. Gid. SAINTS Claus WIN soon
m AXE his annual visit, with his PACK SRsn stored
fith everything to make their cheeks sios ana
their eyes sparkle. Wepeeped In sslyly At his old
headquarters, ELLYsoN & TAYLoR's, No, llls
Main street, and saw him packing away greater
variety of beautiful things than you can shake
stick as in month. Keep this secret and DO good
children. and see what he will brinx YOU yfs ysE.
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pYcu,toSn Oh Dacemher

Ut. PICTTMOND I'd December, !87V,
To Nessrs. Wog9oner G. Harvey, A. Y. Stok>s d
Co.. and others: .
Gentlemen,-I have tie honor to acknowledge
the receipt of your communication Of this date
beg to return you my sincere thanks for the klnc
and flatterng estimate you place upon my capacity
TO serve the interests OF this city and county In tht
House of Delegates. l will only add that IL th'
service ia assigned me viii unde take its per
formance with all the ability and energy cal
command.
Very respectfully, your obedIent servant,
n. ...'..-. -. j. C. SHIELDS.
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F.. STILL .ANoTHER.--Justice W bite fined an.
other hotel employs on Saturday for OBJ
Astructlng passengers at the DanyilIe depot.
The gentleman representing the hotel ex-
way, required him to pay $3.50 on his own
hook, he not standing sufficiently in awe Of
the blind goddess. L-.~ 80 - !
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LOST. sTRAYED, dse.

TAKEN UP, on the 18th OF Mo- ES.
1 yember, In the city OF Richmond 80; 80;
nine years old In good order and Of hnE &C ioa.
l'hs said horse is supposed 70 nave nx peen ~
Office OF City Police Detectives, corner o. MalR
ana l7th Streets. do 2-eodsL&M&sMnA
neutrality-suspicious. has been made to-
lN the Richmond ana Danville Railroad ConF
pany for duplicate script for TWOSHAaEs tro.
maine Of Selden q. Macon, the original scrip
having been lost. - |-j GEO.W. MASoNy Rth
no H-N4w* Ex'or Of se!0en =. AScoa.
r OsT OR MISLAID, CERTFICATE,
IL No. 2o02, VIRGINIA CENTRAL Hall
ROAD COMPANY, for four shares or stock
standing In my 5naue. Il u. ,.-..@s Il -,
Notice is hereby given that / shall sppay fora
:" 20 : - SAM,l. i, HARHzSON.s rs
no2s-Iawcm % Nassau street, Neg 9orhs
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! na,srnrp ,nr pARrNr-A Gentleman

A CONSIDERABLE PARENT.--A gentleman
was before the Police Justice Oh Saturday
charged with assaulting negro, and Wheh
asked if he had any evidence on MS part,
replied that his little son could dt>provs
everything that the complainant had stated, !,
but that he had rather pay the Ine ttiai ~
that his child should be brought INTO sucn y
q place, where vice is so often exhipi1eo III
its naked deforInitV.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-05

sowLAs y Co. jewelers., are receiving mAs,
ma cent new fal styles OK all the choice patterns
S,,,nontls new patterns mtdalions, neck chains
Isaat,ns aud opars chains, glove bsnds, handkei'
ehief hoiders. diamond rings ana sgpero new ~.
vsr for bridal presents u coFnsr aa.n ana hsas. -
ptreess. Issts.5; (
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-05

R Mechanics nuy our goods, merchants wear coats
bought Of US, clerks trade at our house, young
men come TO our place to get their dress goods,
married men and men about 70 be married alike
get their supplies andoui6ta from sus@tna word.
the town Is making rush on Us At orr store, Ne.
Ia00 Main street 93a ~ Z! trt.4!tt 1xs
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LIST OF uNMAJLABLE LETTERS RE; E;;aAiNiFa
IN TIE RICHMOND Posy-UFPrCE DEpEMasH
3.-R. L. Williams a. Co., Peggy Wa'shtns-
ton, Richmond Henry Coles, Steyel 1sqn ,
|P. NJ, Brady's Bend, Ps.s Washh lgtoh
EHaskins, Gloucester, Va. stss.,227''zsss 227'zsssT
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y. >.e>aErFsnx~ s. pAarn xasHEps

N'UTICE.-I have this day sold out to
= Mr JHilE rEKRN. Jr. my well-kno WI
HtDA $50 NEWS DkPDI III no. sos Broad
.nyt u'N. PlZziGt's cone 'Itrucry.
.."rE my lr!CGt> Iuc the patronage 50 liber-
... .,-iuwsa upon Ne, cord ally tCspeak tor
p. sU ~, ogr III samc $ul port assuring The pub
j. 'la' hc h,~ ma"u arrangements TO give In
.fcN-'!ilr.s ;ce - i Satisfcli ~ tr .5ur llne.
&'-rcr.fuliv, q. BELA DYER.
4t.rt e.. 't,.l. | Il ls;u
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From G.. r. j. CoLBURN, Doctor OF Dental sur
.ery, Newark, n. J.: The popular dentrlnec
known as sozodonr besides being very pleassn.
addition to the toilet, contains Ingredients that, IL
used according to the directions will prove OF the
greatest utility to the heslth OF the mouth anu
teeth. = 80
"spaLprNe's GLUE, with brush, ready for
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-05

A SENSATION STONY ABOUT BoNDs.--It is
stated by the New York World that Jay
Cooke &Uo., the Government agents, have
returned to the Government several mil
Iions' worth OF bonds said to have been
frandulently printed from the Government
plates, The administratio contends tnat
The loss must be borns by the holders. 4; ,.5
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Fe FeiADTHaTHsERs.- The Rsstgions Herald. of (
this city, is one Of the best mediums ror. adYes-
sising TO be found In the south. .Ofaee on, Main
treet, just oproslte the Dispdtch Office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-05

CHEAPEST YET.-You can buy all the maga.I
zines and weekly papers at New York prices, at,
ELLYsoN & TAYLoR's NEWS DEPOT. next to
DISPATCH Office. & - . 1919. ~ Z" ~
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Prru1As CE1ERRA11oN.-The members Of

PyrH1AN NCELEBRATIoN.-The members Of
Syracuse Lodge, Nos, knights Of Pythiass,
are making great preparations for the eel
ebration Of their second anniversary, which
occurs on Friday next. The main feature
of the celebration will be grand supper,
which is to be spread at Johnson's res
taurant, and of which number Of digni-
taries of the Order and invited guests, be-
sides the members of Syracuse Lodge, Will
partake. This Lodge is one Of the strong.
est in the city, and its influence is felt III
the Grand Lodge with good effect.
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TOBACCO INspEcToRs-'The Governor on
Saturday appointed Col. RicRd A. Booker
inspector on behalf of the State at Kan !,
dolph's warehouse, Farmyille, eand :. 2.
Rice on behalf of the proprietors. j!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-05

The DEDUCTIONS OF GEoLoaY.-Dr. Old
ham, a distinguished Indian sayant, some
time ago, when it was announced that coal
beds had been discovered In Beliary, Pc
remptorily contradicted u rumor that con-
fiicted dwith his geologic diagnosis, and prom.
ised to eat all the coal that was found in the
Madras Presidency. Some thousands oi
tons have already been taken from the
mines, and great concern IS manifested by
the doctors ood-natrred friends, who all
declare he Is o man Of bis word. .,
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THE best way to prevent the. wear OF carpets ts
TO iunderlay them with old papers. They may be
procured at the DfspatcS counting-room for 10
| ran IA ar hun r,ad = +
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SCHOOL CIRCULARs.-All kinds OF school oircu
lars, reports &C., executed at the Dtspatch offiee
IS cheap as the cheapest. .lttI~. sst9 nj -
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ALMANAcs FOR 1s7l.-Thirteen different kinds
al ELLYsoS q TAYLoR's News Depot, next 70
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JACKsos's Wholesale and Retail Confec,ionsry,& Il
corner Broad and I'd streets tnew buildlng). We'd
dings, Balls, PARTIES &C., furnished ut short mo-
tice and on reasonable terma.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-05

CHEAPEST YET.-You can get good Envelopes
Nth your card printed on them, for only 9S per
thousand, at DISPATCH PgINTING-HoUsE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-05

i n, ELLYsoE q co. Will insert adyerttssmentsia
he principal newspapersi In Virsinia, North Caro-
ina, Ternessee, and the northern cities, at put
tshers' rates, for cash apply at this once 81 "a
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wAlEs. ABOUT RIoHnosp..-sYssaa.Y,s ID ,assa.,s

SHOULD HAvE IT. This I,ttfe bt,or' baa FsiaSx
N sae its appearances. EveTy Fseb,nsnd sSy
should bay 1t a. once. In the form of q story. t
tells all labonf The ipisccscf iDtercst iu the e.sr.
snd their history; about the great neah az ls.e
the death Of Gen. LEE; Richmond during the
war, and Dunberiess other things Of intress, met
the least interesting Of wbc Is an aceorn. az sbs
fights between the a aBuchersoSnS Catss, snl
"Eil1 Cara whish iii the boys know:somen nsnk
shout. Bestfes ali this, It Is. handsomely iIus.
.rate4 ana bound In oloth. Published snd Tor sass
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WOOD, WOOD, WooD.--The cheapest oak wood
In the city is to be had Of W. s, PILcHER, 20
south sth street. Como see It. and you WIN buy IL
1t once, so low is the price. '.,AS - = fSss
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STATE CONSERVATIVE CoMMITTEE,}
e. - Nov 3gtfI 1870. ~ (.

4 WRIT OF ELECTION having issued :, =.
"A for an election on the OH December. 70 sup.
.y the vacancy occasoncd by the resiqnatio OF :
rom the election district composed OF the city OF
edmond and county o! Hehrico, i Is recon-
om,nittee and the County Superintendent be ?
held on MONDAY NEXT County ct urt day. az
Inc exchange Hotel. in this city, at Il o,cIocK a.
IL TO n min ate q candidate to represent the oie.
trict. X. I. DAS1Ehs cha.lI s5; ~. II
JAS. r. FISHER, Secretary. .l &c s.sst
SOUTHERN AND D,ATLANTIC TEbE-E
= GRAPH COMPAEY.-Ihe annual meeting OF
he Stockholders OF this Company WIZ ss hslq ~
the Compauy's office In the CITY Of Rda1a
It O'Clock r. NJ. for the election OF officers for
she: ensuing year. and for such other business -
NAV be brolsht before the meeting. .stg ,ss
'tN' j. n. CULL1NGWoOD, ~
po1a-.d a--. s-''F- -. Secretary. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-05

THE E~cTRcuLaTIoN OF THE DIsPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIR
CuLATEoS OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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MEETINGS.
THE GRAND ANNUAL COM. a.
4 a TIQAl aft 10 N w Grand WV

THE GRAND ANNUAL COM. b..
L MUNICATION OF the NJ. w. Grand XX ,,-
lodge Of Virginia, will be held at St. Al-/VN@
ban's Hail. corner Main aud sdstreets In this city,
IN MOaDAY, 18th inst, at 8 O'Clock p N. 1n
ION sequence oftbe increased number Of represec-
tatives to the Grand odge and the want OF accom-
modatIon IN the LOdsc-room for representatives
md visitors. the following regulation has beer
adopted and 1t is hoped and believed that .isninR
brethren will not only the ne 'ssity or the reg
riation but viii chcerfuy govern themselves so-oi
cordingly ..-fJ -eaE Er.r
"None but representatives Except visiting
brethren from foreign jurisdictions) Will be 3D. III
milted to the Grand Lodge until after the org .niss
oN " DOLL 4 20 the Grand Tiler, In accordance q
with the existing law Of the Grand Lodge. Zee !
text book. chapter 7. section 81. 80.
h by order of the NJ. W. Grand Master. - y'9f
'>'' 80 OsHD0yE, t.s.I II
de std s.t Grand Secretary. ..s.
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r.Na Ny rnTFvDS AID PATRONS :

20 Ny FRIENDS AND PATRONS
'i.y... lu ,'tr.-t.u rar EDrH ND NEWE
ir'' nrAr p:lz!ui's conic"ti ,nerY, No. so;
E.n.: ztirat cord.aIy lnviIc my 'r'r"iS "in. In,
aI',r .c'c ally 10 V sit my i r.. aHr prO:Gist
'...ai. -.'ta .3nl 90 in 80 o. tn"Lt rKI price
=" !. r9-Hv suhSrIi' cra l" ,uv illustrated Lon.
"'H ".. b r1n prumi-c In 'rC"etd !,ct!ttS III
''A+Ia" ~ .u: SEt a.so III mo wish 10 sub
'ti.', .r..,', ,.s period - 4. los prices.
slI. Nrry re pcctIul!y,
JOtiE FERRY, iR.
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a-.:15, [coRREsPosDENcE.1 sz -
\ omtnation OF Candidate for the House Of
-s - ...E Delegates. ...-.

cozcnes J. c. satezds: - - ~
Dear Sir: We, the undersigned, citizens and
business men Of Richmond and Henrico county,
respectfully ask that you allow your nams to be
put before the convention which meets on Monday
next, at the Exchange Hotel, for the purpose Of
nominating successor to Mayor Kelley. ..,
We want good man In the Legislature-one
who can look after the welfare Of our state snt
city, and assist In building up the waste places.
Lee the public know that you arc willing to serve
them la this important position, and we think the
convention will please the city and comfy by Civ
Ing YOU the nomination. ~
1t is proper to say we have had no opportunity
to circulate this call in the county.
Waggoner & Harvey, A. 7. Stokes & Co.,
! K W. Powers, r. T.. Meredith,
E, Geo. =. Palmer, George I. Herring,
Palmer, HaItsook & Co., G.. T. Workman s. Co.,
Harveys Williams, d. T. Williams,
Wilson & Foster, ogers & Co..
Sam. 8. Cottrell & Co., Spots & Gibson,
Watkins & Cottrell, Elicit & Watkins.
Alfred 8. Lee, W. s. Donnan Il Sons,
Wingo, Ellett & Crump, t.. 6. Leigh,
Z A. Wlllisms. Watt i Knight
!. T. II Peasants ,Henrico, q. II. Pleasants,
+. W. Knight, r. R.Pleasants, ,Henrico
R. l.. Williams, James G. johnson,
\ w +. "a EIlottI lb hHGslIOtLl,
A. T. Janke, WIN. H. Sutherland,
| Fred II. White, r. T. Taliaferro,
! Thos. ". Keesee, j. Frank Tyler,
w. G. Ferguson, II. M. Smith Co.,
! I. 8. Tower. q. Richard Irby,
As Soyder, R. VI. Puliam, n. D.,
Charles Fl. Winston, X. Hirsh,
"; It. B. Starkc, John +. c. Potts,
Alfred King Mann 8. Quarlcs,
II w. Irby, Henr!co, John G. Davis,
w. D. Simmons, A. W. Gosdtn
k. w. Haw, r'.a. '.. j. P. Quarles,
YIN. s. Sumner, W. a. Lyme,
George Watt, Jr., P. T. Atkinson. .Henricc
Hugh w. Fry, p. sellc,
VIM. 8. Watt, j. B. Danforth,
John T. johnson, Thomas Fl. Roberts,
Joseph s. Robinson, Richard Fox.
E. K. Lockwood, Samuel B. Petit,
Z. Kraker, W. s. snook,
| John Bowers, NJ. kraker,
| Vim. r. Ballard VIM. Christian,
Il. D. Danfortb, Sam. Il. Pulliam.
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The ladies or st. Mark's Church, thapkfai iot
the patronage already afforded them w,ii fe'opeh
their Fsir to-day ut L. O'Clock. ss s+.s
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FOR kEET.

1,pR RENT. that desirable BRICK e.
$ .rWELII<t; on ihe east side of sth, Sc Iii
,,- nryaud Leigh street, lately occupied o., oS
j.. r.@n- E>a containing eight rooms, WIN
' -. ,.-..s \, chen, sable. &C., and water on the
. s- al ~ good order.
J&S. N. TAILOR.
E-S tra : II. and
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..,rr RENT, TIE NEAT BRICK ~
I Et}l lNG, NJ. 2E Mayo stree, near gs:a
..uu!lc SIX rooms, kitchen, &c. gas
.... t.. '.. " .iSt. a1l ii! II good order hay
.. o sy.v Tair { = 81" rTp"r,d. apply -
tlii. ( GODDl%, iI0S .,aia Il.
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s.ESSCtk'EUHaf..

plCHMONn FEMALE INSTITUTE,
~ &. E%EE OF IE&tii AND MARSHALL
! H"Fi = ms institution can receive and
r1tss properly nuriuec of addition 4 ,uHiis. fits
t".j" al t"aC!"i i 3afge and able j. "fcrs full
tih vel dt !ncd e ;ursc ut ndv. II bas the am
Iin-' ""c"ehuo!at rrs, both for boarrerS and for
n@i tuI.Isot II grades. EE
hiyty IL tlgc undersigned q
cHAS. Il. WINSTON, NJ. A.,
no Z'-GA~3H President.
NOCNE LADIES' ACADEMY GF THE
L F4'iThyiUG, MtETE Ala Fla.
Oh II"te Slrc'l b. tween twenty -Sccond and
I"cEtS- hTd streets,
RICHMOND. VA. --
The duties OF this institution viii be RESUMED on
prospectus Of terms application can be made u
the sCFEklDRfss OF the Academy.
az S--d.C Cl&eodlFvtl -
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's,HE MEMBERS OF HENRfCO e.
/ UNION LODGE, No. $50, are reque5ted TX "
TO! attend stated meeting at their Hall, cn/V NJ
fIII- Monday EVENING, December 5lh, AZ vi
O'Clock. s., .ss ~, VI! :,
BY order Of the w. ~. -,..,,, 80. - Eh1
= :. WILLIAM WILSON, sec,y, 9a
Members OF sister l. dges and visiting brethren ,
n good standing arc fraternally invited.
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-, ,NT}N. a FIEST-CLASS ESTATE
Il 49,. r!ic. with good improvements, IN
...... I. r r,ru, IN central NeS iors. Aa-
'.'' II. Y. W."
. Room IS. i ttla:a House.
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>\TEp. four CARPENTERS for,
- ,rsi ai.c cue rLA>'rfEkN :,.d
49,. C>~ftra. inQuicr !mmedi'ifiS 81 tte
linear tEc ShIN-LcCks. .ae ~-Ss .
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NASsS.

-lrvATIoN WANlED:A, i:.! ;Cc IN noTtae1n Nc fth =
. ."'., -,,a,>t ,..,,r 4ccuatrtsucc would like \
- a., salesman. ho S-setr@r, or Snre, in-
.""." Annie rttrfeGee Riren.. Al re- l. ~
lrspN EIrurGpi.I 1. -, ----S->--e---s----- w -
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.r,\n~ WANTED.-FlFTl HANDS
! ,...,tE., at he NlRGt~iA GRANITE
s.r.sr~ s,l lie i'AuV..lc railroad. soar ana
..r, r. "a .hy ,tty. No loss OF time on &C
Co., 49, no .9--lwH
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WANTED, At the Virgins ,s;a KsTIrs, Synn'se
" 'yt"I' ,'''. ersiaut!s IusklaS and sharpening
-' -. 1Srt employment Will be given AP'
.s. t.s-.... ar ad,.tess i'os.-oiicc box SS.
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T1INEsT BORDEAUX PRUNEs.-Jusf'
received, small lot OF EXTRA BOkDkAHx
r"o1'N4@' - ANDREW PIZzfNIf& Coz.
cc7 IS se7 Broad ssEeee.!i
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-, ,NTEp. OCCUPANTS for several
y ...s.l.. rsn;us at sir. RAEhS'>, ca NJ IL
.. - ...-gy,.s. t:I and : II streets. no - W.
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MALAGA GRAPES, ss.s. ], .,.,,,s,.,i . -.
III FINE DUCHESS FEass taA
FINE,BELL rEARss. ,.o,s, t:.if. !,
ut # gtre..vS :. !. %. 81 f-oaS Ssrsst. sst
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-24

The Admiralty has postponed untd the war
is ended, the sale of surplus naval stores.
A strong squadron of English iron-clads
is anchored off the More, with fires banked.
PARIS, Aug. 90.
Assurances have been sent from the French
government to His Holiness, that Italy has
no intention of attacking Rome.
Papa troops have been withdrawn from
Campagna, To defend the city, and many
arrests have been made.
1t is reported that Crown Prince of Prussia
has withdrawn his advance on Paris, and
gone to the support of the Prussan armies
west OF Metz, the position of the latter being
threatened with formidable attack from
Bazane, who is said to have been reinforced
by McMahon.
The Journals to-day say despatch has
been received from Bazaine in which the
Marshal declares his intention of remaining
near Metz The despatch admits that Ba-
zaint's communications we're at one time en-
dan2ered. but asserts that they are now Sc
cure. All is quiet at Rheims.
Drest, the leader OF the Villett outbreak,
who has been condemned TO death, wishes to
make confession, and promises startling rev.
cIatons.
DEGREES have been officially promulgated
d' claring the departments Of Nevre and
Cher in state OF seigc.
All Journals here Indignantly deny the
truth OF the report printed in the London
limes, that the Murailleurs are loaded with
explosive bullets.
The Gaulos aescrts that Prussia applied
through Lord Granville, Tor consent oi the
French conn antlrrs to ali her wounded, to
the number of 50 900 men, be sent home
through Belgium ana LuXcmhurs, but Mar
shal Bazaine positively refused.
BERLIN, Aug. 23
Up to this time 800 600 Of Landwher have
entered AIsacc and Lorri line to invest and
occupy places in the rear, and relieve the
re gular soldiers of those buckles, SO they
may join their own regiments
Orders have been issued TO disband the
veteran reserves called out at the commence
nvnt Of the war.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-24
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN Francisco. Aug. 23.
The German Sanitary Committee to day
rcmitted an additional 81 900 to b, Rim.
The French Sanitary fund amounts to Sl6,-
600.
The Republicans. Orleanists and Imperial
lists are contributing without respect to the
difference.
French citizens were jubilant last night
over desptch, announcing that a great VIC
tony had been won by the French. They
paradcd The streets, cheering and singing. An
oth,r despatch to-d,y announcing tlie capture
ut King W illidms staff created intense eX-
citcmCnt.
The printers on the Sacramento Union
Record and Bee, struck on saturday for Gj
cents per thousand. The p"oprietors refuse
to pay over 60 cents. Thepapers are issued as
usual.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-24
WHAT Is THE MEN FAMILY SINGER or 1870.

1t Is the concentrated result OF twenty years ex-
perieuce in building Sewing Machines. t-
II uses very short -trai ght needles.
II makes the Shuttie or Lock-Stitch alike upsp
both sides OF The work
IL is very hight running and has silent feed.
1t is very easily Kept clean, and is always in
order.
1t is less difficult to understand and learn to
operate than any other.
1t has the most simple and easily adjusted ten
sion ever Invented.
IL is less liable to rust than any other.
1t il constructed that dust cannot enter it OF
oil drop from it.
1t works equally well upon the finest Lace or
heaviest Beaver Cloths.
1t will hem rulings of dress goods over seams
without any preparation.
1t i very higu. specded, and requires very little
power to keep IN motion.
1t will out-wear any other Family Machine ever
made.
1t will Hem, Braid Fell Cord, Tack, Ruflle, EN-
broider, Bind Trim, sc.
1t costs $40 delivered at your house, set to run.
ming and warranted.
Covers, Folding Tops, Cabinets, according to fin.
ish, SG5 to $50.
The prices named above, are the cash prices at
the Nanutuctory, but knowing that the various cir
>tan"e> oi oil will not admit OF the rigid Z. o.
amount into MONTH or in some cases weekly pay
mentr, in such Il manner as Will best suit the con-
vcnience OF the purchaser
This s done purely tor the accomn odaton of the
patron, no extra charge is made from the regu-
lar cash prices.
No charge for instructions in operating the Sing.
er's upon any class of work.
Remember the Plaoe-Oppose the Post Office,
ut the Fancy Goods and Picture Frame Store of 5.
T.. PLUMMER, Water Street Augusta.
y. B.-SuI,eiior quality of Twist, Threads, Nee
dies, Oil, AMI all sorts of Sewing Machine Findings
for sale at Manufacturers prices.
CIR Please call and examine.
OPPOSITE TIE POST OFFICE,
Augusta Name. aug lSD&Wu