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HUN 40 UOu NS y
Hugh Il. Wttt; Secretary.

WHAT is QUILLAYA SAPoNAR1A?-Itls Is tree,
the bark Of a Chilis tree, which yields, when
macerated a fragrant vegetable soap with clean
ing and antiputrescent properties not possessed
by any other vegetable production. This ba k is
a prominent constituent of the celebrated sOzo'
DON'T, the most popular dental preparation ever
introduced III America. y. ~r-.
"SPALD1NG's GLUE,n stickiest thing out.
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WAR IN EURoPE.--Ihose Of our citizens who
propose to enlist in the war In Europe had better
get one Of those heavy one dollar Merino Under
shirts before leaving. They or. the gery things
Ior 3 winters c.mpaign. e. B. SPENCE & Sos
nave larxs stock OF Them. =.
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RESIGNATION. OF, A CITY OFFICER.-The
acting Mayor received on yesterday the
resignation Of DR.. William z. Palmer,
Sheriff of the city of Richmond. In tae-
cordance with the law, the resignation was
referred by Mr.. English to Judge Guigen.
The general opinion is that Mr. John W.
Wright will be appointed to fill the vacancy.
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DETENTION OF THE NORTHERN MAIL
The northern mail train, due here at 200
p. NJ. yesterday. did not arrive until 7:30 in
consequence of the steamer Pentz having
broken her shaft ut Alexandria. She was
towed back to Washington, and the passen-
gers and freight trans sferred to the Wander
bilt, which has just been put in thorough
ranoir
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RowLAE q CO., jewellers, are receiving msg.
nifcent new fall styles Of all che choice patterns
Of tine 3ewelry. sets Of amethyst, coral pearls,
diamonds new patterns medalionss neck chains.
Eeonf1ne and opers chains, glove bands, handkef-
chief holders, diamond rings and superb new sil-
yer for bridal presents, at corner Main and Tenth
streets. ..E- 4 ttF-f. .-ra ,sr,-stfg +
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ECHAssE1or LocATIoS.-Messrs.L Lyme &
Bro, the enterprising auetioneers and real
estate agents, have removed their Office to
No. 1912 Main street. This building was
erected. by the, Messrs. Lyme, and is wen
arranged for their large and increasing
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MORE PROSECUTIONS UNDER TIE ENFORCE
MENT ACT.-R. y. Foster and John Strong
were erraighed before United States Com
missioner jenkins yesterday, upon the COM
plaint Of VIM. p. Moseley, charged with at
tempting to control one Milton Nicholas in
exercising the right Of suffrage. The of.
fence is said to have been committed at the
recent election In Goochland county. The
of these cases has not yet
taken place.
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BOLD THEFr.-some unknown person en-
tered the house of MR. Hay, No, 5l2
Marshall street, on Thursday afternoon,
and stole bed-clothing and wearing apparel
worth about 80. This robbery was COM
mitted in broad daylight. -
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THE INTERESTING RAFFLE.-The rafHe for The
two superb horses Is going ahead. WIN probably
take place Monday night In a lively manner. FER
sons who want chances should call at once at
wEsTCoTT,S. .,yy,;,y.:..-r-r.e. -, < .-
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WOOD, WOOD WooD.--One hundred cords OF
seasoned woods pine for sale at reduced prices at
the Che: apeaks and Ohio Rsilroad Depot, near
Broad street, br ANDERSON Il KING, corner OF
l7th and Cary streets IN IN s..-r.f .fa7.e:i r
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1T is In accordance with the fitness Of things
that gentlemen in wishing good Ats should 20 10
sPENCR's, for nowhere else In town do they OBJ
tain nicer or better fitting suits. ,.ta tg1 500
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CITY DELEaATE.-Among the candidates
spoken of tor city delegate is Commodore
Boutwell,. Rumor brings, others into the
field, whose names will be out, we suppose,
in due time.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND Posr-OFFICE NoyESBEB
19.-M Miss j., Morris, Lewis II. .Frayser,, Mrs.
Mary F. Peterson, - e, ~ Richmond Mrs.
=. Evans, Camden county; Mr.. Charles O.
Winston, Sandage ST. - III s.Gdea'-.. : G:,,a 4
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The Worcester and NASHUA Railroad
Company have put on avery useful appehd-
age TO their passenger locomotives in the
shape OF Il large pipe Connect ting the smokes
stack with the 1ire-box, by which means
the great nuisance ot flying cinders is OBJ
yiated. /. they hsing all returned, It Ia the
invention of Mrs' Griggs, master mechanic
Of the road. 49, ~, gt.s.,ra3., pa
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II. ELEYsor y co. will insert adrertfssments,r
the principal newspapers In Virginia, North Caro-.
Una, Tennessee. and the northern cities, a. par :
ishers' rates, for cash Apply at this ONCE, .,I7c
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sUSDAY-ScHooL MEETING.-The regular
monthly meeting Of The Methodist Sunday.
-echopl Society will be. held at tlay-street
Church Sunday afternoon ut 3 O'Clock.
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: THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF HEERIco
COUNTY met at the Courthouse on yestcr-
day and laid the county levy, which they
assessed at 80 per cent upon the. State tax.
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MoUETcAsTLE,5 $50 Broad street, puts on lava
tip or iron eas-burners at three dollars dcsen'
Give him q CALI ia Il -'~--'+~. y 80 - (
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SCHOOL CIRcULARs.--A u Kinds Of school carea
lars, reports, &C., executed as the DtsPafes oMse
as cheap % the shenpegt y fSSs - 2
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Ritllmond Qispattll.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1870.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE DE3PATCb
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIR
CUI.ATION or ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEW wsFApERs OF THE CITY. ..,.,-..- ~
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THE best way to prevent the wear OF carpets u
10 uaderlay them with old papers. They may 20
procured at the Dispatch counting'rooni 'or 70
ceats per hundred. g "a s .sEe .s i.
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CHEAPEST YET.r.You can get good envelopes,
with Ycur card printed on them, for Only ~ per
thousand, ut DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE.sR ~ q
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Why suffer with. the cold when one dollar viii
buy afieavy merino undcrsflirt from Z. b. SPENCE
& SOM .---- .-.1,,.L,.-- - L. = u -
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JOHN MonToNi !FIoRIsT, corner OF Aa.a any
Rese VOTE streets, viii give specisi attension ~
wedding and party decorations Of natural flowers
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Warrock's Edition of Richardson's Almanac,
ISL wholesale: and retail, at ELLysOy Il TAY-
LoR's, 111s Main street, g.EIT ts,1l-, =
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DRU1ps' BALL.-A grand ball win be
given by the Llberalf Ham, Mo- U ..A.s0.
D.,.on next Monday night at Schott's hon.
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EXCELLENT In quality, well made, ana mooe-
rate In price ara those business suts az 1rn. rr
SPENCE i SONS, 1890 Main street = a y,
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q Euery Saturday, Scientific American,
and .Harper's Weekly, received from ELY.
con &Taylor, news dealers. ftz
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,SPoLIoE .CouRT--Justice j. j.. White
preSiding.-Edwar1a Woodson (colored),
charged with having in his possession lot
of chickens supposed to have been stolen.
Case continued until this morning. -acai
Noah Coleman (colored), assistant junk
dealer, was brought up to answer charge
Of stealing pig-iron. Case dismissed, but
he being professional thief, was sent TO
the ehain-gang in default Of security for his
good behavior. q a .H52s41 gd
Mitchell cCarthy alias Michael Magorty,
supposed to be deserter from the schooner
Lillias," was discharged aF ..J'as
A commission of lunacy was ordered in
the case Of Hampton Greer (colored), and
he was sent to jail to await the result. ss'
The oft-times continued case of Ellen
Harper (colored), charged with stealing ten
dollars from the person Of Wesley kedd,
was again called, and continued until the
23d on account Of the absence of material
witnesses. ,. aE =. ;H.' Ecf s..1 =tg
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YksSELS.


Captain Fanehion John aiorrisey, brig Village
r. Iuu.yu: Captal!. David t,o'seSi. schooner G.
II. squire Cap, in NiDi.m Pace, g booner
W'lam aee: -. .cnouner z. A. sauuder: Al
s,ridams, Schooner Car ylfue KeG zle; + dward j.
pdlitin, Caroliue Flud JAMES Rose. Amazon !;
GeotSS eeelev. K. richardson i: j. u, Quillin j
T.. BVWen CRISIS. ...-. 1879.
e L. VAN LEVY Postmaster
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TURDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER Is, 1870

Husrfsds Counr. .4The following cases OF
petit larceny were disposed Of yesterday |:
John Henry johnson (colored), ninety
days In the chnin-gang.
John Cole {colored), sixty days, in the
,chain-gang. .H7t'H'> t.Es ri.s
p Charles williams (coIoredth sixty days in
the chain-gang.. 20! t9sGl l''... r'
Daniel Trent ,,lcolored), sixty days in the
chain-gang. % .pifis.' nth. I-...' -
wilson Walker teolored, ninety days in
the ehain-ga1l2.'% 70 et"S 9@.' - s.itsf'
Daniel Fleming (colored), ninety days In
the chafn.gang.
William Martin (colored), ninety days In
the chain-gang. -. " '.. q" al
9 Julia Lewis (colored), ten days confne.
ment In jail. s'& -.
:. Silvia Robinson (colored), thirty days con-
inemenS IN jail, '',i q
Charlotte Gray (colored), thirty days con-
fnement In Jail. fi's2ss' -
A nolle prosequi was entered in the case
of Sally johnson feolored). on account Of
her extreme youth, and she was ordered to
be sent to Chesterfield county, whence she
came. s.i lsI1 .'' rsl"se
The court adjourned until Wednesday
next, 2Sd instant. The grand jury will
meet again on Monday week, the 2Sth inst.
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list OF LETTERS.

,.y w ADVERTISED LETTERS
| L,,,uLxISG IN THk RICHMOND POST
- ~ >0V GMRf.R n H'e.
- ,a,os for letters Ia this list will please
d, ,t!vcrtiscd. ..,,,sr ~.
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AUCTION sAa.Es THIS, DAY.
a. Z. pULLLAM Will sell at 4 2. NJ. Ave lots near
Manchester. - .yer j. .,,.s.....,s,. =,
COOK .eLAUGyTON VII, seli at the horse lot, ut
loo'clock, hors"s, mules, TOP. buggy: &c. !a,.


RELierous SERVICES To.MoRRow..4AWe
note the following special appointments:
Brodd-street Methodist Ohurch.-Rev. ,Jno,
Be Edwards having returned from Confer
ence, will preach az IL A. Nj. and 7h P. M.
Sidney 1hethodsst.--Rev. G. W. Motley at
: oregon Methoaia.-Rev G. w. Motley at
TX P. NJ. Us 2r.@,s - st, : nr- 'g'-",
THRIFTY Methodtst.-services at Ii A. M.
and II Pm. ~ IL, ~.
Clag-street Methodist at II A.
NJ. and - P. NJ. 'sunday-school meeting
Alm*shouss In Z, e chapeE.-Rev. Thos. L. Pres,
Sidney Baptist.-Bev. j. G. Talbert at II
a. M; Rev. w. w. Wood at7H P. M.
Second Baphst.-The pastor, Rev. j. A.
Chambliss, having returned, will preach at
IL A. NJ. and TX 2. NJ. :, ...N'' ''.''
Grace EpiscopaI.-The rector having re-
turned to the city, services will be held at
II A. 81. and P. N. ~. ..,... D.
g You've MEN BEwARE.-There were some
young men before the Police Court on yes
terday charged with disturbing the congre-
CATION willie worshfppfng rat 81 5certafn
church on Shockoe Hfil!seTheir names are
not mentioned with the hope that they will
not be again caught in the same predica-
ment. the police authorities are deter
mined to break up this practice of loungipg
around the church doors, as is too much
the custom with certain young, men who
make a business of going to three or four
churches on the same morning and enter
none, but congregate around and about
the entrance, indulge in laughing and loud
talking during the hour of worship, and
stare at the young ladies as they go In and
out. This is a particularly annoy ing and
ungentlemanlys yspastime in fact, SO much
is it considered nuisance that statute
has been enacted to suppress it., and the
penalty is very heavy one. We hope that
young gentlemen will see the proprietyo of
this small lecture, and that selfrespect will
keep them from being paraded before the
Police Court for conduct SO manifestly at
variance with good breeding. a clergyman
who has travelled extensively in America
says that nowhere is this practice Of loafing
about church doors SO prevalent as in Rich.
mond, ---~-
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:cPONGE.-one husadred pounds assorted
- BATdIss, CARRI AGE end s L,AEE
SPONGE, for sale By i "a OoDG ssss ss;. 60
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DOR RENT, the very DEsSsllRa4ABlLEeas Isl g.
at the Northwest corner Of ID and BYRD. Srfseessis
cont aipinR about seven rooms wh all toe o,
hest IN the city Kent very low 1850 pee snnpn. OF
U.on anniv ~ 10 .ne s''' Il. B. NEW WBuREr-
NpSA' Real Estate Agent o.. lols Mafn stseesA ID!
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lkN'S LIST.
Logan. j,
Lucas. I. :.
Lumkin, ".
Lewis, Or.
Mason. J. NJ.
= ufhew. II.
Nl.,hrw ".
Nsvo &.
Msi,siiiid, W, G..
Maddox, a. ;.
HA:ylu. J. B.
Marshall. ". ".
Me j, W. j.
Meredith, j. =.
Slilip. W A.
Miller 7.
si;Ho,nn ! -,
" NJ u.T,"N' 80 % v"
- -. :. .'n' u :,
~ or IL. -.
Mt ore, . W.
Morris, y.
Morris, K.
Nurdeu, u. ii.
h"rrally. l.. NJ.
Nc Tarden. j.
NM ally. Captain +.
MrCurty, a. Il.
McC,ne h.
d - ~ ~.
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DOR RENT, a small FRAME TENEs.Mai
r. MENT on berry street, between Cum 1.:L~
oefi"ha "n1 j, II. PITCHER,
uou!st No. 20 sth ST., bet hain and cary.
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DOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLEG:sot
Il OFFICE on Main street, two doors below Ia
the post office and under X: sG Wes,rs
n ntton Co. bankers. Possession given
Janu ny lst, 1871. &C JAMES M; TA GlaJA,tsA "
no lb! 81 ntaI E<oeHtS ~ nS-s. H.
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NNEDICINkL' BRANDY-otard, Du-I
lHl puy co.,s brant Nv wxIx Antedt prre, fef Hats
by L. e. QuGUT. AppShscsrY.
nolS NO. an SToao s.tcS--
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|. ! ~ 2tSfs & sss!SA42s ;sk$,fa 99a }. 2
8sFz Il 1l;s5tA X ~ siss Eal Z 81
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r,OR RENT, ONE OF THE MOST HaJ n
IL cftv viii, cistemary t-buildipgs. and ~ Ioa
20 acres OF superior land incluatnx Large Kagae9
and variety Of fine fruits. Possession given lM
medi iIely. Rent 10 commences sci ,st Hg,Ss
Refer to WELLINGTON GoDDIS, L So. -
~ ,7t d3tNswlLk ..a.. .st ,g.LS5tJ yttis ~
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NM -Everyb to know that we
/ gF. aretASsENTS for ra+CaLEBaATSpBALa a
Tlm9RE SAKERY and yill AZ orders a,sr Sr sua
sale prices. GI 93si.: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES >
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FoR RENT, a large and cemiortshls 6,a bic E EG
1o and third acres of gr ;und attached. Posses
Sion given at once, and rent low TO good
ppnnis n corner eth and Capitol streets.
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EOR RENT, an OFFICE, in rear s ON On osi
L our store. ,o,,>,snoY aurnvH, I,
no le-2t We okln sLss.x -
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TOR RENT or SALE, FtNE,Ea
Il LARGE DwELLIN centrally 1 yS lSssxai ss.isEsl .
htms. ,m I: aSI'in com plete ordsr. Apply to ,1S 80
hJ%s1 tnn1s Sc - J. L. APPEAseN, Agsat.i d
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TOR RENT, A NEW Fo UR-sToFYAa.s y q q
4 BRICK HOUSE, col ner of 18th and Ma ~
shall streets The locat is one OF ie 3best s-r
this city. The house is and III perfect oroer
With ali modern improvement tand $3.50
gas throughout the premises, Tpe house has tweiEe
IONS the kitchen has SIX rnoms with theo0k,he-H
range. apply at No. 4ol corner of lit ana MsF- ieG
shall strcets. NO ~ ". q.
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TTsE COMPOUND ACT 4EA LOZENGES
" to relieve hosrseness, tickling In the throat,
coughs, &c. For sale by LIZ - a-..! b ~
no lis IyE,. d2T Sr0xd street. e..
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FOR kENT.

EOR RENT, small BRrCK HOusEMssi u;
street. near Adams containing four rooms; - -
Kitchen with two rooms. Possession cap be haaxs
once. ..a ..,:,..- T.. ~. EAChO, .;yfhf
mo- leI 3tli ' .~ !" j't' Real Estate sgtnt .'ss''
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DOR RENT, q small FRAMEDaA -,
T. TsNEMENT on tIr Icorner OF "a aEd1Eg 's1n
Federal streets; containing three rS2Ps gosseoFa<,
no 10 e-0.r 1rain,iy7 Real Estate AsenssSllgrs
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.p'sstsa t'ts!f sda Ia
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WTANTED, FIFTY HANDS TO work !,
wv ON The Richmond aud. Frederick Gurg sraa-
road (br snch line) at Brookss lstatio sgss, J
H. .25 Eer day. apply 10 J. G.. BRAefSSs1fIeues !,
ricksburg Railroad depot, Broad streetSor, TO me-
on the work. LTs.LA.s 4
oc IL 5m A..'f.,'aSI .yi''s II. SAUNDERb.t :
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WANTED, TO LEASE for one yeaTs rss
sh the gryege o rem xng h s ns esse 1Sr a
TRY STORE, on the rajlroad Or canal ~
~ e. Z. MORRIS. Cobhaih Dep9E -
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y .f-TlF " lfL-ti -75T1.I8s-8 2 - ;
-, 4. ',.-ls.s- j -
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VANTED, slTUATIoN as j. 9 "a o -
pioyeFs Address, stating whsse an can -at
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E. l.. VAN LEW, Postmaster.
I Isl OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
THE MANCHESTER -OFFICE

rersons csms nor letters In this list viii plessel
sny "AdycuisCi.r 27.i
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VJOR RENT, very desirable HALF.1aa
+ ACRE L0E, well encios ee, on earne 2
Federal and 2d streets tos5essiOu can be n4uM ,.-
a e. W days 10 ftiF& - J. I5E.aS " ACHOspn5iaH
no rsI st l..L -lln-. Rsal Estate tgett. ..ts !,
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I" AN TE D -10O, 600 POUNDS sTyiYsHss
w ROOT Immediately, for which wasstlk paaJ0 Il
aiibesal price. :. 3. BLAND ,asS : SSss.eia,
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NKIaNTED,, a GOOD. fCs)oK, WIG 70.
%. ! Il. veaE srsee sssset. s.-4s
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T0K RENT, a DESIRABLE ROOM, &ss
r onthird floor, Ia tersmenr at tue aeofns.r - -
of Bank and nth streets suitaoic TOT en oMoe ~ W
I. mo ia,st J. J.L.APPERS0N, Agent.
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gsS.f riaA :.ss Il.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-12-15

We have read, with great interest, Judge
yaughan's Communication to the Board Of
County Commissioners. There are some
suggestions in it which We trust the Board
will no, pass over lightly We clip from the
published letter tine following points that
especially arrested our attention:
Sd. House of Refuge. We have in this
city scores Of bows and girls who are npening
fast and surely into bad life. What is to
be done for them? How are theyto be cared
for or reformed? To send them 10 Jail is to
put them into a school of crime; to let them
90 free is only to unchain their vicious pro-
pensities, and harden them in their vicious
habits. There should be House Of Correc-
ton established, for without that, the class to
whom | have referred will be trained into all
the darker ways Of yillany.
ith. Inebria,es. What is to be done
with them? The prison is no place for them.
One has died there already, and that Of a
young man who once trod the path Of virtue
and honor. Some twenty eases Of extreme
drunkenness, notwithstanding the kindness
Of the officers, the jailor, Mr.. Miller, and
DIR. Callahan, physician, exist.
There is no course Of conduct on the pari
of communities that 50 emphasize the gen
uineness of their civilization, the reality Of
their progress and growth as that observed
in their prompt and full consideration Of the
obligations they are under to care for the
helpless and caring in their midst, and theil
determination t. charge themselves with
whatever expense and duty that may he re
quired to make it the most certain that the
good purpose viii be the most completely
realized.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-12-15
Form the Overland Monthly
HIS ANSWER TO .HER LETTER

Being asked by an intimate party
Which the same I would term ~ y friend
which ms health II were vain tn call hearty,
since the mind 10 deceit II might lend:
FOR his arm II was broken quite recent
Ana has something gone wrong with his lung
winch u why II u proper and decent
should write what he runs off his tongue.
Fr-t,he says, Miss hes read through Your le,t,,
10 the end-and the end came too soon.
That slight illness kept him your debtor
(Which for weeks he was wild a. loom
That his spirits are boyant ~ yours L.;
That with you, Miss, he challenges Fate
(which the Language that invalid uses
NJ times It were vaIn To- relste.)
And he says that the mountains are f,irer
For once being held IN your thought;
That each rock holds "a wealth that l. rsr.r
Than ever by gold-seeker sought
Which are words he would put in these pages.
by party not gwen to guile;
Thi"h the same not, at date, paving wages
Night produce IN the sinful sInile.l
He remembers the Isil al the Ferry,
And the Ei,le. and the gate. and the vow.
And the rose that you gave him-that very
same ro>. he i tres-ur ny nov;
(Which his blanket he's Kicked on his trunk Mss
Aut insists on his legs being free;
aud his language to me from his bunk. Miss,
j. frequent and painful and free.)
lie hopes you wearing 10 willows.
But are happy and gay sill the While:
That be knows (which his dodging OF pillow :
impart> INT small ease to the styie,
Anit saiT you will pardonl-he knows, Mis-,
That though psrtedhy many mile,
Yet. were he lying under the SHOWS, Mis-,
They Il melt into tears at your smile.
And you'll still think of him IN yoIir pleasures
In your brief twilight dreams Of the past
In this green laurel-spray that he treasures,
IL was plucked where your partn. WAS Last
Ia this speclmen-hut a small triie-
u viii do for a PIN IN your shawl:
Which the truth not 10 wi.kedly siirie,
Was his last week. ''cle:tn up''-ani iis an
He's sslecr--uhiehthes same might seem strange
Miss
Were Il not that -corn 10 deny
That raised his last dos. for a change, MIS-.
In view that his fever was high.
nut he lies there quite peaceful AMI psnsiye,
And, now my Respects, Miss. To YOU:
Which, my lancnaGs, although comprehensive,
Night seem &" he frec'lom-t'~ true.
Whrh have . small favor to ask Won,
y concerns - hull-Pup, which the same
II the iuty would not oyertask you
lou would please tn rrc"uT. for me, gosss,
And send per express To the Flat, Miss.
Which they say York Is famed for the breed
Which though words Of deceit may he that
Mis-,
i'll trust to your taste. Miss. indeed.
r. S.-which this som. interfering
Ia other folks WAYS despi-.-
Yet, II - he WIS hearing
That IT. lust empty pocket, ~ Hc-
Bctvist you ani Jnscph-It folders
That, having ~ family claims.
Here's nv pIle--uhich It's SIX hundred dollars
n l., yours, with respects.
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