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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-10

An official report afirms that the United
States Treasury has received during the
past year the sun, of $3.50, 5s7 sent to satisfy
the conscience" of men who have swim
died the Government out of that sum.
Now what proportion do the honest men
or men who have consciences-beart to the
whole horde who have dealings with the
Government? 1t is impossible to answer !;
but It would be safe to assume that not one
in fifty of those who have robbed the Gov
eminent has made restitution
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fgorse.sl,oe found fair n,aidens, natives OF
the yallay, bright as their mosntains, weaf-
ING the rich hussof health and grace con-
farred by the fountain Of strength and
|beauty In which they bathed. Thetwo ora
|ders Of Knights found fasor with thea angelic
representatives OF the two sides sof. the
mountains, and aihappy day reigned 1.-THE
valley with its bright streams, green mea-
dows, and lovely shades.
Well-we were not born about that time.
The balance Of this story will be given when
theneSt great flood as high rs that of II
shall happen.
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FoRREsT-LAURA KEENE.-Forrest closed
his engagement on Saturday night in ''Da'
mon and Pythias." He had splendid
house, and at the close of the piece-whiGh,
by.the-by, was admirably put on-he was
called forth, and made neat and appro.
pirate little address. It is to be regl cited
that Mr.. Forests engagement did not last
longer, as he was just beginning to be ap'
preciated at its close. 1t is generally con
coded that Forrest in his palmiest days die
not act MS we'll as he does now. n..-.,
Tonight Laura Keene opens with hel
superb Company in the School for Scan
dali" This lady has remembered Richmond
in its misfortune, and we trust that our PEG
pie will show their gratitude, as well al
their appreciation of true merit, by giving
her a warm reception.
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No IRISH LINENS at IS, 40, As, and

me- IRISH LINENS at IS, 40, 40, and
Coo.
LINEN TABLE-CLoTHs, full two yards long,
at 81, worth $3.50;
FRINGED NAPKINS or D0YL1ES at 7Sc. ana
81 per dozen, worth sl.2i and $3.50;
BRfDAL or HONEY-COM6 QUILTS, large
enough for the largest bed, at $3.50, worth 500.
A large stock of BED BLAN IKE rs from - to $i'
q pair; GINGHAMs at loc, per yard BED
TICK at loc per yard; CoMFoRTERs at e. 80
larae.size HEAVY WOOL BED SPREADS al
90. so, worth $5; WHITE CORDUROY, CO
LORED CORDUROY, BALMORAL ehlE1s Oh
overy description, at LEVY BROTHERS.,
=. -. 1918 and l?l5 Main street.
Take notice that our store VIII be closed MON
DAY the 10TH and MONDAY the 11th, on account
of HOLIDAYS. ---- - w .
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MARRIED.

July l4th, at the residence of DIR. j. P. MeFar.
land, by Rev. Mr.. Lindsay z; 7. DAYS. Az Of
daughter Of o. j. Reynolds Esq, of Cumberland
county, Va.
At the First Presbyterian Church, on Wedres:
day, 5th inst. by Rev. T.. L. Preston, WILLIAM
this city.
On Thursday, September % 1870, by the Rev.
Joseph Rowley, At the residence OF Che brides
fstteT, near Racine. Wis, Rev. WILLIAM 8.
RYEAND, of GrenadH. Miss, to Miss MARY T..
MORTON, daughter Of DR.. VIM. j. Morton, for.
merly of Kentucky. ..--
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-10

The BOARD OF EDUCATION OF VIRGINIA
has appointed the following county super
intendents of schools: VIM. Wolfe, B uch.
anan and Wise; Colonel J. Lucius Davis,
Buckingham B. a. Hancock, Chesterfield
J. X. Mason, Greenville end Sussex; DR.. j.
N. Powell, Henrico John W. Wildman,
Loudoun; DR.. p. s. Dance, Powhatan ;
Edgar B. Macon, Princess Anne Major j.
V. Fulkerson, Russell; j. D. Thomas,
Wrfhp
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ME- FALL STOCK OF BOOTS AND
sH, Es-I would respectfully call attention to
my large and varied stock of BOOTS, SHOAS,
AND TRUNKS, manufactured by the best Baltt-
more and Philalcl phla makers, which offer st
prices that defy competition.
JOHN HAROLD, r
/ oc 7--eod2H Sl7 Broad street.
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me- FLANNELs! FLANNELs!!

me- FLANNELS FLANNELS!
~ FLANNELS!.!
We call particular attention. to cur stock OF
FLAMES. We now offer
WHITE AND RED FLANNEL, warranted ill
wool, at 25c., worth 3Oc. per yard;
Full yard wide, all wool SHAKER FLANNEL
at soc. per yard. worth csc.
VIII rE, GREY, RED, and BLUE T"lLaED
FlANNELS in all qualities;
EMBRofDERED FLANNELSi
OPERA FL ANNELS In all colors
Also, full assortment of BLEACHED ana oN-
BLEACHED CANTON FLANNELs' from
1873 to soc. per yard. ...
...N...' LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
COATS,S SPOOL COTTON, all Nos, ut soc.
per dozen.
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@" G. DUGGETT & CO., No. % GOV
ERNOR STREET, corner OF Franklin, have re-
ccIved q general assortment OF CARPETINGS,
FLOOR oIL-CLOTHs, MATTINGs, CURTAIN
GOODS, WINDOW SHA ABE and PAPER
HANGINGs, with the ususl supply OF UrHCL-
STEERING GOODS, for the fall trade, which will
be sold st very low prices and PAPER-HANG-
ING and UpHOLSTERING Of every description
executed promptly. oc A-2w
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s,,gGlaa l. II ssgrGsss.

Mr. CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS
The assortment Of CARPETS we now offer is org
OF the best selected tilaswe have ever oHsret. wy
purchased our stock ala season direct From i1e
manufacturers, and can show some Sly es "n ls
cannot be surpassed in beauty.
Took at our genuine sEHaIIsH BODY BRUs'
SELLS 81 s2.ss per yard; !.
Gennine El,GIsIsH .TApEsTRY BRUSSELS a
$3.50 5nd ai.eo per yard:
THREE-PLYs, INGRAISs, HEMP. aud VEfi
TIAN CARPETS, in great variety, Mt very
low prices;
A full assortment of RUGS, -DRDGaETS, MAJ
TISG, ind O1L-CLoTHs, at
81 - LEVY BROTHERS',r
-. 1913 and 1915 Main street.
COZ, ORED WOOL SPREADS, CALICO COM
FORTERS, BLANKETS. SHEETlNGS, ans
TABLE-CLOTHS, very cheap. oco
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M Red BLANKETS, BED BLANK
ETs.-Eyery variety OF BED BLANKETS ilon
the lowest to the highest prices.
CALICO COMFoRTERs
COI,ORED WOOL BEn-SPREADs'
sIIEETINGe, and PlLLOW.CAsE ~ ~, oN'
..1'1' LEVY BROTHERS.,
y 1919 and 1915 Main street.
VELVET RIBBONS ii, all widths and coiors
ara CK and COLOR cd sAT1Ns cut on th' BIAS
foe OF
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"THE ScApE GOAT" By LEO. Philadcl-
phia LIPPINCoTT & co.
This is an English novel which has reach
ed its second edition at home aud been re-
published by Llpf1NCoTT. @@ ,..l.. i.
For sale by WEST IS JOHNSTON.
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Hr NEW FALL DRY GOODS.
GREAT BARGAINS

Handsome Dress Goods, OILY geo.; rich Alpacas'
oulv 2oc.; best-mske Calicoes, only l2sc.; GOODS
for men,s and boys wear at eoc.; Audroscogsln
Bleached Cotton, 16sc.; good Linseys, Hsc.' L-a
Quilts. aI75 a lot of Atwood FIannels, ouy zoe.
Ladies', Heavy White Hose, l7c.. elsewhere PC
LADIES' White Handkerchlefs, Sc; Crash feI
Towels loc, Huckaoack Towels, lec.; Gold-Eyed
Needles, &c.; Corscts Laccs, Edsings, Emoroi-
deries, Sh avis, Blankets, Tickings, oilcloi,i'
Broadc,oth, Cassimere3, adIes' and Gents WOOL
len shirts and Drawers, Linen Shirts, Irish LIN
ems, shirt-Fronts, Neckties, Nainsooks, Jsconets'
swisses, Ribbons, Napkins, jet Jeweiry, anu, IN
short, everything KEEP; in a ,"
FIRST. CLASS DRY GOODS HOUSE.
Having bought most OF my goods at auction Tor
cssh enables me to sell goods at prices that can
not be equaled in cheapness in this State ana par
ties in want OF cheap and reliable DRY HooDe
Will find very much to their interest to give ME
call before purchasing elsewhere. ...s .se.t
.u ... A, G0LDBACK, eo7 Broad street,
...-., between Och and It'll sti Gets.
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mr. DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS.
A large assortment Of DRESS GOOrs; style and
ouallty cannot be sutpsssedi prices extremei!
Inv. An kinds OF GOODS for MOURNING al
'o"' LEVY BROTHERS,
1915 and i215 Main street.
UNBLEACHED KNITTING ootton, a. 90 q:
per pound. BALE COTTON an No''' .. n "a a
per bale Of five pounds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-10

JyDaE Cox UP FOR TIE DlsrRIUT.-The Dls'
trict Convention for this congressional dis.
trict on Saturday nominated for Congress
Judge JAMES Fl. Cox, of Chesterfield. He
Is strong, bold man, and as true as steel
in all situations in which he may be placed.
He will make vigorous run, and carry as
strong poll as any man that could be
named, we believe. He Is a man Of strong
intellect, extensive information, and that
sort Of frankness, resolution, and courage,
which will ensure respect and favor with
the people and fair hearing for his cause.
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PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG
HALLWAY COMPANY.

SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received until
OF the Alexandra and Fredericksburg Railway,
extending from Alexandria TO a connection with
the Richmond, Fredericksburg aDdPotomae Rail-
road distance Of about thirty miles.
Proposals may be made for one or more sections
OF about one mile each.
Payments in ash, eighty per cent. monthly, and
balance on completion OF contracts. Plans and
specifications may be seen 1t the Engineer Office,
Alexandr1s, Va, On snd after October 2sth.
Proposals to be addressed to
G. b. ROBERTS, PRESIDENT
oc DO 1887 Alexandria, Va,
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IGOR SALE, ON REASONABLE TERMS,
B JIG ore SJJBhfahINE3 IiIvIA aPPAHATUe,
tn eempIesa working erter, nearly rev. Can Re
seen at Essarso SMT III, parTEk t& coz. = D.
I1of Cary strsst .- oc s--7sNf -,
DoRDEN,S CONDEMNED MILK LIE
I'D HlC2'3 EXTRACT OF b. EF e
sc s--ats L. WAGNER, Dyugsite
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OFFICE ENGINEER)

H. OFFICE ENGINEER1
JAMES RIVER IMPROVEMENT.
RICHMOND, VA, Oct. 1870.
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE Re-
y ceived at this ONCE until Il O. clock on the l5sn
az OCTOBER Cor the construction or DRhUa-
TAG MACHINE on the Cooley pfans with any Inn.
proYenents that can be made thereon.
specifications can be obtained oy apPncaIoh 20
'-'.' Engineer James River Improvement.
- oc 5-t1sthOct .z .-rsE - ffs.E~s1
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OFFICE ENGINEER1
~ 49, JAMES RIVER IMPROVEMENT. 81 {
Z g RICHMOND, VA, Oct. s. 1870. i
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL. BE RE
y ceived at this office until I2 O'Clock on the 18th
OF OCTOBER for the construction OF FILE
DRIVER.
specifications can be obtained By application TO
= Engineer James Riyer improvement.
&C s. tiethuct 81 49,
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NJ vIlcE. TO sAlgeEEs i

MlUrlCE TO SHlPPERS.--ss:sss. .assssss
Nv rne boats or tile gAEES zsI-SSs3ss 3f
WEE AND EANAWHA. CANAL COMPANY
will Leave the Gocka usual promptly ~ ~ e On
TuESnA KS, THURSDAYS, and bATUhDAEs.
Freight sal tolls on goods for Lynchourg sn0
SsEord collected on delivery. o. pre- e .sS
b. saoriaa cons asneas bat no oblfs ration IA ag-
Gulied 10 deliver Gown freight elseShets Tran AT
nv csiss en- Che Docs With ont speSia.
Way rEsi ap pc delivered ss't asfgea sss
pdtc. ~ i. 80 !, ssE q -
Eeass locked aud inaused. : 90. .
dc II EDWARD DALiAsJA, 4SuQss
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uAyiNG QUALIFIED AS ADMINS
Isl TR aTOR or the estate OF the late GHASEC @.
FI,iE rT ], am autho TtZed to request all persons
fndeued 10 the same to come forward aud make
payment. and those having 81, Inns against ths es-
tate Will present them for settlement. s
g (lcT. 7rr. 1876 f.fs = @44 ioe 1n-.s
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RYLANp h. NoRvELL, formerly with Ifaac sy'
Gle: WIN. n. B. TAYLOR, BENJAMIN BoLTZ, ana
Miss ALICE HARpEsIY, arc with me, and would
he pleased TO Do favored with cell from thctI
friends and the public generally.
oca A. GOLDBACK.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT POLITICAL
- NOTICE.

The voters Of the city Of Richmond and its Vi
cinity are most earnestly requested to assemble a.
METROPOLITAN HALL on MONDAY EVEN
ING, October 10th, at s O'Clock p. NJ, to hear
Major JOHN L. MORGAN, OF Clarke county,
and other distinguished gentlemen, upon the
issues of the day and tbs duties Of tho hour. 81
lie. the MECHANICS and all Che BABoRING
PEOPLE turn out IN full force, aud decide for
themselves which Of the two parties # Is incun-
bent upon them to sustain. .3.-.sa
.s' Sg. De gs.s 81 u. NJ. HUMPHREYs,
Chalrmain Sd Congressional Dist. Com.
SAA'L l.. ,AsABLE, .ls
Secretary Sd Congressional Dist. Com.
" Fa a5g t.H ytHg -.s.gt. e. @esg ~ I.
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.EXECUTOR'S NoTICE.-An persons
H having claims against fhe estate OF DAs ~.
sgRnWE, deceased, OF Indebted 20 said Growe, arc
be seby aoslned that have qualified ss hts exess
hereby nStiAsd 10 eo,r . forward and prove their
debts for payment. Those owing the estate arg
requested to O. me forward and pay sheir aeets,
Iwish to settle my accounts WITH ne g.
s Executor OF David Grove. q ees ss.i
4 HIcAMosp. September II, 1870 gs ~ MxW
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OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER, I
RICHMOND, VA, Oct. 2, 1870. :

4 RICHMOND, VA, OCT. z, toIV.}
ITO CARPENTERS, TIMERS, IRON
WORKERS, AND PAINTERS.-Sealedp pro-
posas viii re received at this office until " Ed
NEsDAY the 1s:h instapt II O'Clock NJ a. Tor
StYtion-bouse. and for repairs TO the Second Mar
ket houses, aud painting the same,
Specifications may be seen by application al Inns
office. .~s. 49,,
The Committee on Public Grounds and Build.
ipgs reserve the right to reject any or all propo-
ls CHARLES II. D1MMOCK, -
oct Az City Engineer.
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-I am receiving
N supply OF the celebrated FRANKLIN,
IORBERkY, and "LYkEN'S VALLEY - RED
ASH aud hrst-class WRITE a SH ANTHRA.
CITE GOALS, which win be sold ut Low Est
RATES. Also, CUMBERLAND COAL, Tor steam
aud cmitlls' use. >. I. LATHhVf,
auI. -: Seventeenth street ut drawbridge.
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asSsr I 40 sss1sse.

publication viii BIO made 70
In fha Secdno Auofs0f OF yfrs1nIs for TIE re-
rewal In tho name or ELI 4 ~. TH,aPSoNs
OF tie FOLLOWING Virgins registered STOCK which
Ss no. s.s1 issued III her name foT esso
s,,rstler act OF nd OF March, 1867 oanss &c.
under Oct OF eth OF April, fasa-City Point Iss5t~
road Company. ~ s--sss sL1.---
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. viii be made to
sES TO the Second uditor for the renewal OF tDe
folio1fg STATE BONDS which have neen % OF,
MSS: no 1914 g. 500. l4Ih Janusr5, 1855. aes ast
March. 1s47; Issued to }, b. D.. Cuiii s Il Msm
TIyEtDoLLARs REWARU-ES
F Estrayed from my residensss aSs 1 n9I,
Wtth blask teats, ana hair punched on he naor
DC 8-52t 49, - -. S- 49,,
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SHIPPING.

TOR NEW YORK.-The OldsfSsI.,
Dominion Steamship Com oany's u 49, ssS2R
elegant side-wheel steamship WYANOn n, Cap
TUESDAY, October iitn, at a O'Clock P. N.
Freight received until o'clock =. NJ. Fare, sls:
steerage, So; round.trip tickets, $50. For freight
JOHN w. WYATr, Agent,
sal0-ot No. Governor street.
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DOR BALTIMoRE.-Steamer q
e ELLIE KNIGHr will leave her
wharf MONDAY, October 18th, 1870, az O'Clock
p. n. Freight received up to "a O'Clock r. n.
For freight or passage, apply % ..s' {.
IL -. w. Z. DRETT, ARents !,
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1aODA.-TNtSLIsfSs BIT ssARB. SODA
y far sale BY aoRDuM s& s,sss y s I.
leIe feaft h.scEs
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|M A-LA ga GRAPES l' wAn.e az eaArrs,
FINE DUCHEES PEARS, 70 =
ne - : a. PiZZIE1 & Co.'S, Z
OCT s97 Bsoal kLi,et.
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FOX REHT.

TOR RENT, THE FARM ON Thee
Il KipesI md road. ten miles from Rich LEI
mopd. now occupied by DIR. Thomas q Lyae.
Amrnons, and Mrs. Grover. Tile farm contains
TaHEE HUNDsEt' ACkEs5 Of which one hun
dred are arabic. There is o LARGE DWELL1S9-
HOUSE on The place For further particulars
| Inquire Of A. NJ AKIN,
&C TO- 2tx YARNS.
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| TOHN MAHONY, 80. -
d SURGEON DENTIST, c6O
formerly OF The 1rm of Wayt Mahony.l
AHTlsICIAL TEETH for from TWENTY 10
| THIRTY DOLLARS. sttse
| OLD G0In SETS boa9hs or exchangel ~ ticH
| value for new sets or vufcanite.
styth aud Seventh streets Al q IA sel2
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-For sale, Hall
N Brothers & Co.'s celebrated FRA NkhlN
Goa L from lyksns Valley HOCANAQuE nED
Ash GOALS: GEORGES CREEK, CDMBEf-
LAND: MIDLOTHIAN and CLOVER HILL
BITUMINoUS GOALS.
Also OAK and PINE WOOD at ioYe esi marIes
rates. 80 h Si 80,
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1fOAL AND WOOD.-ANTHRAC1TE
u coal FOR CRATES. stoves, and furnaces CO
YER BILL LUMP, HAIL, and SMITHS o. X
and PINE WOOD, long or sawed; at greatly re-
duccd prices. Call and get your supply, ~ Nine-
tcenth and Cary or 70s Grace street
sc 10 CHARLES Fl. PAGE Il CO.
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oc 7--eod2
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T. c. JONES. captain II. % miSoh'
TONES d MINOR, - -.
O Sole agents CARBON HILL SOFT COKE
CLOVER FILL COAL Dealers, and Dealers IL
ANTARACITE AND all cthe. descriptions or
GOALS and WOOD.
Office corner Eleventh and Ml1n streets, under
National Bank o: Virginia. ,G~G an 10
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REAI. ESTATE AT PRIyATE sALE!

TOR SALE PRIVATELY, HOUSES
Il and LOTS. and u lsrge number or gSCA,S ,,
Ls,TS In the western ana other paris on ans
Apply 20 d. Il - a. ~ grn,t.
&C T-U heai 1-et's" fNs
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DREW had flood to protect from asper-
sion, and with his wonderful memory at his
time of life, and his concise and well-sus-
tanned narrative, he had done it admirably
well. This was the flood Of '95, whose wa
tiers freely flowed III and out, and fioated
boat through the passages of the base
ment OF the hotel which stood where the
st. Charles Hotel now stands, and we know
the water swept by the st. Charles on Satur-
| day. -.e'
But while Mr.. DREW is so clear III his
memory, he is q man OF sound judgment,
! and will not undertake to settle questions
| of the change Of landmarks, the elevation
Of the streets, sc. He reviewed the scene
Wednesday morning, and amended his YER
dict While In this he declares that II there
was and difference between the flood Of '85
and that Of Saturday lest It was in favor OF
the former, ne thinks it would be safer to
say that they were more nearly equal than
any two floods ever known ia James river.
As to the impertinent inquiries of d per.
| sonal nature, every man knows that there
is but little comfort left to age save the de-
ference which is due, and lwell.bred PEG.
pie accord, to it. And VIC are not impoIitie
enough to diminish the amount of this de.
! ference by untinaely confessions. As to the
time of birth, as that covers all the other
questions, let us say that in the time some
years before the Revolution OF ,76, there
CAME from the Piedmont region Of Lord
ColErsPEs to the ioveliest valley OF the fair
mountain land of Virginia number OF no.
BILE ladies, escorted by the Knights Of tie
Golden Horseshoe. Il that lovely valley
amid the Allaghanies they were adored by
the Knights Of the Silver Bride Reins. At
1.-THE same time the knights Of the Golden
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-01-13

In our connection of some ten years
with different agricultural associations,
we have distributed hundreds OF pack
ages of seeds among the farmers Of this
county and the State, and this is the first
report that has been made to us of the
observation and results obtained. While
we have known from inquiry that many
have produced desirable results and that
the farmer has been benefited, yet they
use.restraint upon the subject and, neither
the Department or their brother farmers
are benefited by their observations.
We make note of this case for the
purpose of calling the attention of our
farmers to the Importance of communicat-
ing their observations and experiments,
for the information and benefit OF those
engaged in the same pursuit, as well as
to let the best varieties of seed for the
locality of Vermont be known, that all
may avail themselves of the experience OF
Others. The farmers of Vermont should
give more care to comparing notes OF
their experience, both among themselves
and in agricultural clubs and associations.
When the farmers of Vermont are true to
themselves and their profession our State
will take many steps forward in agricul-
tural progression and wealth.
Mr.. Morgan has these oats for sale at
So per bushel. His Post Office address is
East Poultney, vt.
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THE RUTLAND HERALD
SATURDAY, JANUARY s. 1870.
Sclfisllnoss.

Live for some purpose in the world.
Act your part we'll. Fill up the measure
OF duty to others. Conduct yourselves 80
that your presence will be drawn to the
silent land with sorrow. Multitndes of
our race are living in such selfish man
ner that they are not probable to be re-
membered after their disappearance from
the world. They leave behind them
d scarcely any traces of their existence and
are forgotten almost as if they had never
been. They are while they live, like one
pebble lying unobserved among million
on the shore; and when they die, they
die like that same pebble thrown into the
ocean, which just ruffies thu, surface, sinks
and is forgotten, without being missed
from the beach, They are neither regret
ted BY the rich, wanted by the poor, nor
celebrated by the learned. Who has
been the better for their life2 Who has
been the worse for their death? Whose
tears have tney dried up9-whose wants
ssuppliedS Whose miseries have they
healeds Who would unbar the safe of
life, to- readmit them to existenoe2 What
face would greet them back to the world
with smile2 Selfshness is wretched
unproductiye mode of existence. It is
its own curse; it is starving vice. The
man who does no good gets none. He is
like the heath in the desert, neither
yielding fruit nor seeing where good
cometh; a.stunted, dwarfsh, miserable
shrub.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-01-13

A SUPPOSED BANK RoBBER ON HIS
TRAvELs.--A dispatch to the Troy Times
dated Saratoga, l p. m, yesterday, says ::
ga stranger hired cutter here last even
ing, and said he was going to Schuyler
vile. He left three 800 bills with the
livery man as security. The man re-
turned..e early this morning and paid double
price for the establishment as demanded.
The owner of the establishment saw him
take package from under the seat, and
subsequently found a flask of powder and
pair of oyeralls in the cutter. Suspi-
cions are aroused that the stranger is one
of the robbers of the Glen's Falls Bank.
He is gone from there, but in what direc-
ton is unknown.