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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-30

DEATH or An AssAssrs.-St. Louis, July
28s-J. M. Milone, the murderer; OF Colonel
Buell at Fort Leavenworth, died yesterday.
He confessed tho crime, the cause of which
was that Buell. had compelled him to saw a
cord of~wood as o punishment for absence
from roll-caII.
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pICHMOND AND DANViLLE RAILs

- ksNGC.--E fAo9hN0EIh GOdEDULES = Y
GoIEG SoUTH.-Lynchburg and Danvine pas.
ssngers leave Richmond daily Except Sundays}
at s:ss a. M; leave Burkeville daily Except Sun.
days. at ! T, n: STRIVE at panyllte daily lex.
NJ; leaves Danvtlle daily 1t as A. M; arrives
ut Greensboro daily at AIS A. ID. -; Z :
sensers esVe panve av ana psnvs pas
1Ao A. Ii. leave Burkevfde daily. Except. Sun.
tsxNgnepS S% md s At 9ss P; NJ TARoUgHMAL
z. NJ. leaves Danvile daily at ll:s7 p. ID. :; ar.
riyss a. Richmond daily at 10 A. M.opG7 sees :
The Lynchburg and DanviIle Passenger Train
connects connects at Burkeyille with the trains ont the
Sonthslde road for Petersburg, Norfolk, Lynch..
burg, and ALI stations ON the Southside and VIZ.
gina n Snm tennessee railroads., Bristol Knox
and all important points South and Southwest.
The Through Mail and Express connects
2: Greensboro With the trains on the North CsEo-
vannah, Macon, Mobile, Montgomery, &c., &C.
and at Richmond with the Richmond, FreGericks-
burg and Potomac, Chesapeake and Ohio, and
Richmond and York River railroads. :
SLEEPING OARS and CHIL ESS PATENT
RECLINING CHAIRS on the through express
train. THOMAS DODAMEAD,T- :
WIS SuDprfntprfant.
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1870. 1870.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS OVER TIE
- .-.E SHORT LINE. : Il go 4
1870.

RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND q :
POTOMAC ROUTE TO ALL POINTS
NORTH, EAST, AND NORTHWEST. 2 s.
TRAIN No. THROUGH MAIL TRAIN vta
Washington leaves the depot corner Of Byrd and
Eighth streets, daily at fi:l5 A.. III. Arrives In
Richmond daily at 2:ss p. NJ. z.,..,
TRAIN No. 2.-The BALTIMORE EXPRESS
TRAIN, connecting at Aqua creek with the
steamers Georgeanna and IrOnsides, leaves the
depot, corner or Broad and Eighth streets, daily
Sundays excepted) at O'Clock z. M. Arrives In
Richmond Mondays excepted at $40 4: NJ:
TRAIN No. s.--THROUGH MAIL TRAIN tt9
Washington leaves the depot corner OF Byrd and
Eighth streets, daily Sundays excepted. at SEQ
r. NJ. Arrives In Richmond Mondays excepted
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG
GAGE CHECKS to all principal points In tho
AT. F,hEIGHTS contracted for and forW a a
DAILY daily, With dispatch, to all points NORTH ana
SPECIAL NoTICE.-The BALTIMORE Ex-
PRESS TRAIN viii run rs far as Milford station
on sunday, leaving Richmond, corner OF Broad
ana EiEhth streets! at o A. M. Returning, VIII
leave Mul0rd on Mondays at s:2s A.. IL. and ar.
rive at Richmond st $500 A. n, NJ. H.. go
Apply af COMPANY'S OFFICE, cornar OK
Broad ana Eighth streets.
I "a. j. B. GENTRY.
s General Ticket Agent.
ED: 7. d. MYERS, General superintendent. !
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The Cause OF the American Yachts
Li.--E.E Defeat. =. "

NEW YORK, July 29-The American yacht
Dauntless, which was beaten by the Cam
bria by an hour in the race across the At
lantic, lost three hours at sea in a vain
attempt to save two of her crew who were
washed overheard. s4,
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POStmaStprS.

The following postmastcrs in Virginia
have been appointed Catawba, Roanoke
county, John Hackel; Ford's Depot, Dim
widdie county, j. &. Mccall uice Miss C. Il.
Walden, removed. Office at Crimea, Din
widdie county, discontinued,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-30
AN ANCHESTER COTTON MILLS.

The subscribers, having taken charge OF. arc
now operating the MANCHESTER COTTON
AND WOOLIEN MANUFACTURING COM.
pANY'S MILLS. Are prepared TO offer
Sd and 7-a BROWN SHfRTINGH
49, BROWN SHEETIEGS,
+ EXTRA OZNABURGS,
. COTTON YARNS (ait Nos Y
of tue wei. known and popular brands Of tho COM
fpany. asza, -.
The attention Of the TRADE IL solicited.
Office nc Messrs. Winston y Powers, corner
Fourtesnth and Gary streets. Pos,-estce boz No,
sd, u, GRAHAM y 20.
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engine goes on with TIA ceaseless pulse,
transferring the heat from one side Of the
machine to the other taking 1t from tho
water in the imperceptible condition Of
latent heat contained In n subtle vapor and
reproducing it on the other side. as senst-
HE heat that warns up the sides of the
vessel as soon as the liquid in which 1t was
latent has been condensed. On the latter
side il is dissipated, carried of, and pre-
vented from returning to the water from
which it was taken. And in this simple
manner is ice manufactured by steam.-
flames Finn, in Putaams.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-30

NOTICE.-The creditors interested I'M
~ der The deed OF trust from James II. Taylor
and wife 10 the subscribers, trustees dated 10th
day Of May, 1863, are notified that dividend or
FIFTEEN PER CENT. will be paid on account
Of their claims upon presentation Of the same 70
Samuel II. Pullism, Esq, at the Office OF NE au-
tual Assurance Society," ON aud after the LIST day OF
August. RiCAARO :; AMEN,
A. ID. WILLIAMS, i-
SAMUEL II. PULLIAM.
+ fvao-4t Tru stees,
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4 7. STOKES y CO.; ;,,, WA0lEsnAkanE .
TIfs NSrs Ri11HM0ND, Waive hsse 10 aosS
large ana well-sssortad stock of GG9CEEtsAss,ss
which We ossr TO the merchants o. ypg aa y ny
North Carolina 10y k9gsheaaas s. sssi,a GS,ss
psSy's sugars, ETM 4. :, ssQKkss Z ",
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DENrTBrRY.

TsAYLORBRoTHERs, DENTISTS, l11s
4 MAIN STREET, tower Tribbetes confeS-
tionery extract teeth without pain tnsers tceen
rs low as els, and don't chaY9es for extracting.
Sensitive teeth aiied without pain. Any tooio
1lled with gold, and warranted for HE, az
TAYLOR BROTHERS.,
lIl2 Mxin street, Richmond, w.
N, B.-Instfuctions In sny braach or dentistry
given 70 the profession On reasonable tesms.
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RICHMOND AND PBrERsBUR9 II. II, CO.,
RICHMOND. April a. ls7e.

RICHMOND AND PBrERsBURa X. r, Co.. &,
RICHMOND. April 81 1s7e.
Leave Richmond al s:4s A. II. ahdaanPs II. Il
Leave Petersburg at 10 a: ~. and 5 z. ID. seesa.'
ger car attached. will leavs Richm6nd daily Mt
A. NJ, and Petersburg daily as $40 4. n. lssa- {
days excepted). 10y. ~ 5.ss - = -.
fhe 3:45 A. II. train viii not Leave Richmond On
SUNDAYS, and the 7:o6 P. ID. train WIN not Leave
Petersburg on SUNDAYS. ths<sl.gs.. -
Passengers for Norfolk will take the $50 r. NJ.
train, running through daily. Baggage checked
through. =
will run on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and
FRIDAYS. ~ 49,
chestsr with the accommodation train. 9 Passen.s
gers returning viii take the 25o r. NJ. train COM
Meeting ct Chester with the coal train.
THOMAS II. WHINE,
apps superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-30
War and General News Arrang emenf t.
of the New York Associated Press,

NEW YORK, July 29.-J. W. Simonton,
general agent Of the New York Associated
Press, has returned from Europe, and has
completed a reciprocal contract with the
three great news agencies of Europe for five
years. This arrangement covers the whole
world.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-30
TOILET ARTICLES.

TTsE DUPUY's HELIoTRoPE Pow
u DER for the toilet aud nnysssy: IL "a e III.
ccafeIy nerfnmsd wi,h heliofropes, Gansains -
mineral and warranted not % snlars . i ne Hoss
delicate skin. Price, zs. FOE SAFE ov,s az
.PoWHATAN .. DURua h, A sIsesS s;rs:t i
iva lE-. 80 - -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-30
QOUND-TRIP TICKETS,
7IA CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RA1LRo

VIA CHESAPEAKE, AND OHIO RAILROAD /,
to WHITE SULPHUR, OLD SWEET. RED
SWEET, ROCkBRIDGE ALUM, HOT, HEAL;
Ing, MAkM, and BATH ALUM SPRIEGs and
kOChBRIDGE BATHS. Good for ten days,
Also, -s. - = -.
/. EXCURSION TICKETS r"f ','.'t /.
o-~NIAGARA~FA VIEWPOINT SARAT(y-.
GA, snd Lake GEORGE, at low rates.
j. r. RETHERLAND,
y8-tl5A General Ticket Agent.g
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-30

MIR. J. NJ. GREGORY: Dear Sir,-Be-s
ATTORNEY to have no connection with the politi-
cal Issues Of the day. and In view OF the very gene
raj desire to have some one TO represent the peo-
pie Of the whole county at the next election, we
earnestly request you TO announce yourself as The
PEOPLES CANDIDATE for that position.
And believing 1t to be the pleasure of majority
Of the people at large to bestow upon you their
regard our solicitation, and pledge our best exer
: c. L. wEIsIGER,
-.-.. Els. GREGORY,
j. G. BROWN.
c. s. CURTISS, #s
w. b. ASHBROOK, 3
JAMES A.. BRUCE,
THOMAS WILLIAMS,
a.. t. JOHN WILLIAMS,
----.- DAVID II. TAYLOR.
CHESTERFIELD, Jyly %, 1870. .,ta
LOCKWOOD, CHESTERFIELD coUNTY,)
. July 20, 1870.
To c. r. Weistger, Edsoin S. Gregory, and Others ::
@Gentlemen, Heartily endorsing the sentiment
entertaj ned In your fattertDg solicitation TO
the Office OF Attorney for the Commonwealth and
representatives of their own wishes, and espe-
cially In such matters as those In which they are
all mutually and equally Interested, cannot re-
frain accepting your highly esteemed request.
And returning my gratitude to you, gentlemen, for
your hattering compliment, can assure you that
If II shall be the pleasure OF the people to elect
ME, It VIII be my earnest endeayo: 10 indicate >
still higher appreciation for your favor by faith
full discharge OF the duties pertaining TO thSt I'm
porEant and impartial Office.
Very respectfully, your ohedient servant,
jy Colts j. n. GREGORY.
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GRAIN BAGS, DC.

DAGS, BAGS.
ID Is geo UNION A SEAMLESS, direct .from
the factory. Parties wanting will save money by
calling on us.
te 20-2m HARVE1S 81 WILLIAMS.
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seass5 gk,ss.a (.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-30

The Prussian Government has suppressed
large number of journals.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-06-26

loved disciple, (" Woman, behold thy son r.
/" Son, behold thy mother I" In the solemn
and affecting words Of the dying Redeemer,
the Catholic Church had always recognized
= legacy loft to every one Of her children
In all places and at all times. Jesus wa
truly our Brother, having put on human
flesh, and having given His life to ransom
|us and the mother Of our Brother was>onI
mother also. She was the mother of All
believers. She saw her Divine Son expire
in torments on the Cross, and she firmly
believed Him to be God. She saw Him
buried, and put away from the sight of
|men, and she sustained the faith of the
Apostles, and of the infant Church, know
ing that at the end of the third day He
would rise again triumphant over death.
As through the first woman we were all
l0st, go through this woman we were all
restored. AS Eve was the mother of q fallen
race, Mary was the mother of redeemed
people. Mary was the second Eve, who
was to crush the serpent's head. The
whole life of the Blessed Virgin was life
of sacrifice; there could be 40 love with
|out sacrifice, nor could anything great be
ever achieved without it. The Blessed
Virgin sacrificed more than all creatures
put together. AS she watched the Holy
Child Jesus increasing each day in comeli.
|ness, and growing beneath her eyes Gin
grace and strength" she thought of the
prophecy of Simeon, and knew that the
day would come when sword of sorrow
|shnnld pierce her heart
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-06-26

The man whose soul lives in the thoughts
of wealth can never become the possessor
of that inestimable jewel, content.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-06-26
NEW ORlEANs sentembor 81 Ioeo

~, NEW ORLEANS, September a. 1862
hereby certify that the Sothern Plastic SLATE RooGng
'Oonpany put roof ON my house Apollo Mel
tirey satisfactory and in fact has exceeded ny e1pec
'tatons The material has proved itself thorouahly
adapted to this climate resisting the sun does not r
many other plastic roofing materials do has be-
come one sheet OF slate s perfectly proof and
forms light most durable and reliable roofing. shall
cordAlly recommend it desiring cnsap and AZ fie
Same time, durable roofing - W.
A. IIAYNE, "a Bacchus street-J
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-06-26
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.

G,AUTIoN--- ------. CAUTION. CAUTION
respectfully call the attention IF the business com
munity the following certificate in relation
8CH AMBERLAIN'S CUTTING AND DATING CAN
&CELLING STAMP:
q, S. ASSESSORS OFFICE, LIST DIST. OF La, I
New Orleans June H. 1870.
/ certify that the e. d Chamberlain Cutting and
Dating Canceling Stamp the Machine designated
ton of internal Revenue Stamps on deeds documents
etc designated in Schedule B Circular No and
ISoT N. L. Chamberlain's. b. +. JOUBEkT,
Assessor First Dist. of La
Said Stamps he procuredat all first class Station
this city, and through my represe ntave AIR. A
KELLY. w. T. LEWIS. Sole Agent
General Engraver and Stencil Cutter.
No. Old Levee, opposite Postofice.
P S-Assocation Badges neatly engraved Seal Presses
Door Plates. Name Plates, Stencil Brands Burning
Brands Alphabets, Figures. Stencil Ink, brushes
Indel ible Ink, cheap and guaranteed. IeI9 3m
Joseph RAYMOND.
Dealer In
Moss. Wool, Hides, Beeswax, Tallow, ETC.,
y custcmnousc street, New oTioansS La.
s4laaa Hor va P.o ~eslv
IDECIDED IMPROVEMENT IN LIGHTNING RODS
would call the attention of Builders and Propert,
Owners to my new Improved Copper Covered and Gal
|vanzed Lightning Rods which i offer At prices that
An orders intrustsd 70 win meet With prompt aad
narrful atfeotion, FRED. FLCK-
col m 10 BarvRno street.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-06-26
PREMIUM AWARDED

At the Second Annual Louisiana State Fair beId In
January, le6s this Roofing awarded the Blue RIB.
bon: and committee Sir Builders annon ed e., eT
amne tie merits, reported that their opinIon it was
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-06-26
ROOFING FOR STEAMBOATS,.

A. -, NEW ORLEANS, January 10. 1870.
Slate Roofng Company:
Dear Slr-We take pleasure I'm stating that, having
Govern ono OF our boats with your Plastic Slate,
III 10 answer the purpose well and much bot
Yer than any other material known to u.s. that have
nce coveted two boats with It. and with the
Satisiactory results Respectfully.
!, 5. TUPPER
President Attakapas Mail Tranaportation Conn auy,
Owners cleaners Warren Belle Minney AVERY,
Anna Il, l------,.z=-ig- - -
NEW ORLRArs Bspt@mber a. 1885,
hereby certify thaS TAs GoteAeTa Ftste St0h ooA9
IOoRpanY q reef trelh9rEn ~ Tchnu1lGonl6a
street February a. 1619 S17 RDof proved perfectly
sound and good and cordially L. and faltY
lStteat to its nestss - rkiaRLRA JOwOacz.
May ~
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-06-26

49, New ORLEANS, October o. 1862.
This is to certify that The Southern Plastic Roof
Company covered elevation erected by me on NV
Mill Buildings Tchoupitouas stree-both sides and
tops with Plastic Slate and pleasure in statine
that the roof is perfectly tight and during tho seyere
gale and storm of Sunday NTH Septem when 40
many roofs in the city leaked mine perfectly tight
take pleasure in recommending IL those in mead Of
a good and durable roofing p IT. HOEI ZEI 49, Va
OF Hoelzeis Mills Tchoupitoulas street. near Helord
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-06-26

NEW CRLERNs. December o. 1869
In January. 1868. contracted with the So,ahrr.
ldste Slate Roofing Company to Soap Factory.
embracing some fifty squares and take pleasure In
Saying that the roof gave every ss tisfaction
1t has never leaked and the water from il ia most ar
cellent, and we cheeriully recommend tins roofing to
those in want of durable. and same time light
hre-prOOf roof. HUGHES g. FOIfiER
Soap Factory, Third street
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-06-26
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.


PEAsoNs FOR PREFERRING THIS SOAP:
J. u is not only the best but cheapest yet offered t.
2 1t be used successfully in any kind of water
3. 1t so mobiles the action Wooden Goods tina
their hbres do not contract under its influence and the
4 1t will destroy coors but on the contrary rem
5, The goods do not require any rubbng with tn,
3sary is soaping boiling and rinsIng.
g. 1t will not iniure the handson the contrary,
I. Without boiling it will bleach clean and white the
Simply dampen them in warm water soap them place
hem in dry vessel until next day, then rinse and dry
We all the above facts will refund the
money to any one not satisfied with their tria
lone to clothing by the soap on proof spch injury
the Wear and tear Of clothing results from rubbing
which may be saved BY the use Of this soap
A. T. BENNETT & CO.. Wholesale Agents.
Corner of Common and Tchoupispulas SITS.
For sale by most all Retail Grocers.
rs pound boxes s. 80; 81 pound boxes 81 So myi5 I'M
Secretary and Treasurer of the Louisiana Ice Manu-
Company is duly authorized by resolution
supply them with Ice said 70 last
President Louisiana Ice Manufacturing Co.
Louisiana Ice Manufacturing Company,
FACTORY:
ON Tchoupitoulas Street, Block above Louisiana
Avenue
BRANCH DEPOT:
Corner Front and Poydras Streets
ICE AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Priests per Ton, at the Works; SIS per Ton de-
vered in any part of the city, in quantities of 500
pounds. Less than 500 pounds, cent per pound.
Planters aud parties in the country will be charged
2 ve'y moderate extra price for package. etc.
Orders may be sent through the Postofce, Box 1873.
my22 lin
A CARD,
DR.. JAS w. BARNUM, DENTIST, sos Magazane
rect inear the market has operated teeth it'll
persons wanting Artificial Teeth he is skilfuI and
foes perfect woi X at very low prices.
my2s I'm ID. p. SEAMAN, 2g1 Common street.
SAML NJ TODD GO, CO.,
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Glass, Brushes, etc. l
IS Magazine street, one door above Poydras,
New Orleans.
Painting materials Of description, Artists Can
vaa. fine Colors and Tools. ae26 Nv
MURPHY, GENERAL ENGRAvER
IVA Old Levoo street, Opposite the PostohRoe,l
New Orleans. La
StaEps and Door Plates Stencil Alphabetical
Figures 1nka and Br1sheG Stencil Plates and Burnine
BrAnda- Ulsly
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-06-26

NEW ORLEANS February l. 1870
take pleasure In stating that in March, 1862 TIE
Souther Ptdshe State Roofing Company put roof on
building for me- The quality Of the roofing is so satis-
factory 70 me- that have since and shall TO ro-
commend 1t to my friends with the utmost con denoe
ID. j. WATSON, Architect and BUILDER,
254 Carondelet street
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-06-26

NEW ORLEANS, January TO- 1870
In September, 1865 The Southern Piasfs SLATE Roofing
!CompdTy put of their roofs nae embrac;ng
some thirty three squares and slnce then have had
another roof covered by them. rhese roofs give mo
good satisfaction in respect when want mora
roofing DONE expect 10 employ the same Company TO
ms good and durable roofing - '
b. J. BERKERY, Cooperage
32 Front street, Sugar Landing.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-06-26

NEW ORLEANS, September o. 1863
Eighteen months The Southern Plastic Slate Roof
ing Company put roof on my premises corner Petes
and Bienve streets which proved satisfactory that
u have since had two more put full, indorse Che
above statement and shall not hesitate IL when
ever may need strongly recommend it to ali wbe
may desire n light. cheap. durable roof.
JOSEPH A. BROWN. Lumber Merchant
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-08-18
The State Convention.

The resolutions suit us as well as
we could have expected. They are all
sound and to the point, with the excep.
ton of that in reference to the tariff,
In this District it would have suited d
better ifmore stress had been laid up
on the protective feature of the measure;
but taking the State through, it is per-
haps as strong in this respect as is pru-
dent. Our plan is, to pay the debt as
rapidly as possible To raise means to
do this, the tariff must remain at that
point where the greatest amount oGrev.
enue can be realized from it. Then ap-
plying the doctrine laid down by this
resolution, would give ample protec.
ltion 10 all home manufactures.
The convention is said to have been
One Of the fullest and most harmonious
conventions over held in the State.
That the entire State ticket will be cleo
ted by good majority, cannot be doubt
ad.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-08-18
The War In EurODe.

We have given no details of the
movements OF the armies of France and
Prussia, from the fact that nearly all our
readers take city papers, where they
get the news in full
Up to this time, the advantage has
been nearly all on the side of Prussia.
The Prussian armies are in France,
flushed by two great victories, while
the French soldiers and people appear
TO have lost confidence in Napoleon,
On Tuesday morning the Cincinnati
Chronicle brought the news that anoth.
great battle had been fought at Metz,
10 France, and that both parties claimed
10 victory, but .hatthc battle was to
) resumed. 1t may be several days
efore the result is fully known. If
be French should be defeated, it is
robable that the victorious Prussians
III march directly to Paris, and this
III be the end ofNapoleon's rule,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-08-18

About twenty years ago, a tutor of
one ofour colleges impcd in his walk.
Stopping ono day alta railway station,
he was accostcd by well known politi-
clan, who recognized him, and asked
him if he was not the chaplain of the
college at such time, naming the
year The doctor replied that he was
81 was there" said the interrogation,
'and knew you by your limp"
"Well," said the doctor, "it seems
that my limping made deeper impress
sion on you than my preaching
"Ah, DOCTOR" was the reply, with
ready wit, sit is the highest compli-
ment we can paya minister to say that
he is known by his walk rather than by
his conversation"
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-08-18

The Chillicothe ring, like the Athens
ring, has been too much for j. II. S.
Bond, and his health has again tuiiecI, and
he has sold out the Chillicothe Gazette.
Our advice to Nh. Bond is, to go into
some business for which he has capaci-
ty. The newspaper business is too
much for him.
II. r. w. Smith, formerly of the
Portsmouth Tribune, succeeds Mr.. Bond.
Mr.. Smith understands the business, ,and
he will check the rolling tide Of De-
mocracy in Ross coanty.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-08-18
Ohio University.

The Fall term of the Ohio University will
commence on Tuesday, September goth. The
course of instruction is extensive, the class drill
thorough, and every facility afforded for obtain
ing complete education, Young men of linn
tied means will find here special advantages
with respect to boarding The following persons
are admitted free of charge for tuition: l. One
student from each county of the State, to be Sc
lected by the County Commissioners and Au-
ditor. 2. Any United States volunteer, a citizen
of Ohio, who has been disabled in the service
and honorably discharged; and, Q. Any honor
ably discharged volunteer, who entered the SER
vice as minor, for as long time as he was in
the service under age. Soldiers availing Them
selves Of this provision must procure from the
Adjutant-General Il certificate OF the time spent
in the service rs Il minor. For further informa-
ton send for CatalOgue,o or address the President
Augll, ,70-iw S. HOWARD, President.