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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-01-03

GTRAY sTEER.-Taken up by the subscriber on
- lands owned by him section 8. town Of Wood.
man. the Highland school house. on or about the
LIST Of May, 1870, one red yearling The owner
is requested to prove property paw charges and
said stray away. JOSEPH CARTER
Miviile, Dec. r. 1870. 2Sw4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-01-03

NTRAY HEIF ER.-Taken up by the subscriber on
~ ands owned by him on section 80 in the town of
Waterloo, tHe 81 day OF December, 1870 one black
and white yearling htifer with brockle face. The
owner is requested to prove property pay aud
take said stray away. JOHN RAIL.
Waterloo Wis, December g. is. 0. ZSw4*
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-01-03
LANDS FOR SALE
DWELLING AND LOTS

The Lands Of Joseph Horner-aboui 600 are
for sale Apply to j. Allen Barber his Attorney, Ian
caster Wis soft
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me- Observation-Disclosures any

We R-DOCTORED.-W Without any
disrespect to the members Of the medical profess
sion, 8 profession honored by au thinking men,
1t Is only just say that they too thick on the
ground. The consequence is that the community
is doctored over much. When nature needs only
the gentle stimulant and Alternative, which has be-
come famous throughout the country as reliable
medicine, under the name of HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS, she is not unfreauentlY
dosed with dozen prescriptions, all expertmeE-
tai, fl ON the Pnarmacopgta. This Is an evil, and
proves that the practice OF medicine is far from
the year, when the fall OF the leaf indicates that
decay has seized upon the vegetable kingdom,
many harasSiDg diseases are prevalent. Chief
among these may be ment Toned Intermittent fever
and bilious remittant. The exhslations arising
from accompanying vegetation, and the heavy dews
and foRS, are very apt to generate. these oom-
plsinis. The wisest policy Ia to protect tue sys-
lem by course OF Hostetter's Stomsch Bitters at
the commencement Of the fall Much sufft ring
msy thereby be avoided. hut If the disease has
already begun, It's periodical ylstations az read
ny be checked ard broken up by this active, yet
harmless, vegetable tonic. - 80 - :, >
But be on your guard against the charlatsns
who are attempting to PAIN off under various
names unwholesome compounds. which they pre-
tend to compare fav0raby with the great n ttopal
elixir, which has long since swept more f,rmida-
bic opposition from the field. Bear In mind thst
every bottle OF genuine Rostetter's Stomach Rit-
tiers Is authenticated by splendfGly engraved Ia
BEL and fac stmile Of the sign manual of The
hTrn. Put up In bottles only, and cannot be OBJ
'aiheo IN putR. sc 10 eodlw& Wit
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cotton ana Woollcn Manufactures.

r,..on and woollen Manufactures
49, onerations of the Manchester coson
w. hiring the present year have oeeh
,:,n,y faYorable--iadced. rroh'aD.s " eo
I' "a nrecedent IN this locality. We ses
!""' ,rc report Of the Petersburg COTTON
'hr' oIso exhibits wonderful success
m'''S "no realized profit Of % per cent
,,,nn the capital stock it'll.
"' ,r. h.,,cye Richmond is the most e'iglo,e
=, ,be Union for cotton ana "oo,-
,on manufactures. The motive pow. :.
*" and the labor cheap. Inc ID"
'".' can he obtained here as cheapls as
:. ''" nar hc obtained at any other rnanu'ac-
~ S:1,. ,own. and the temperature IS exact
,". ';;,oa ~ The working Of cotton, "niie
:. :. ,hc very best for the preservation OF
,,n health and vigor OF the oPera'ises'
Tncsr general advantages Tor the iap',''-
.:n,, or cotton are also applicable TO the
,n,rnr,c,urc Of woollcn goods.
,ssnreoly q place so admirably adapteo
.. ,ho.o ;mnortant branches OF manuiac-
,uro must become one OF inc moss 'ei'
hratca manufacturing towns IN the on,o"'
Tor her fabrics in cotton ana "oo'ie''
goods. ,..,,o o,a
The woo,len mills OF Charlottesville anu
Fredericksburg have done remarkably
we'll. Their fabrics are gaming ""'
rcp,ltation. We have before Us specimens
nj woolIen goods from the Chario''cs'ii''
mills which aye equal to any OF s'iAn'a
,.,r., +hot oro i'm Dnrtpl.
The Konsaek Woolen Mills, of Roanoke
comfy, are now being rebuilt. Ihey were
DESTROYED by General HUNTER IN his marci'
or malicious dcslructivencss during lhe
war. They will soon be completed upon
greatly enlarged scale, and will no oouo'
promptly gain reputation much greater
than that they had before the war.
With such advantages as we have III 'Ir-
cioia. and especially here IN Richmond,
there must be rapid growth of manutac-
turing power amongst US. The Whole OF
Jimes river from Richmond to The juno
ton Of the Jackson's and Cowpasture nv
cr,, ana along both those large trlhuta-
r;ss. The finest waler-power abounds, ana
the whole country bordering these rivers
is rich in productive resources, making
living cheap; while for human health and
comfort no district in the world can sur
pass 1t. That a great portion of this supe'
rior motive power will be brought into ac'
tive use ut an early day, we have not
doubt. We shall soon have the facility OF
direct communication by railway with
every section of the Union, and will have
every. advantage which thorough inter
course with the chief consuming section:
can give to stimulate aud reward the ell
1crprise of a manufacturing population.
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SENATORS SUMNER AND WILSON OPPOSED
TO DECENTRALIZATION, Sept. 1S.-The follow
ing will appear in the Boston Journal and
Da,ly Advertiser tomorrow morning:
The question is often asked, Where are
the two Massachusetts Senators, and what
are their opinions on the present crisis in
Massachusetts? We are able to set this
matter at rest by their authority. We have
seen Senators Sumner ard Wilson, and are
authorized by them TO say that they deeply
regret and deplore the extraordinary can
vass which Gen. Butler has precipitated
upon the Commonwealth, and especially
the attacks which he has volunteered
against the existing State government and
Republican party Of Massachusetts, aud
that in their opinion his nomination as
Governor would be hostile to the best in-
terests OF the Commonwealth and the Re-
publican party. ------
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-20

PRAYER OF DISTRACTED PEorLE.-Mr.
GRoEsBEcK, in his great speech at Steuben-
vile, uttered the following invocation for
national blessings which may well serve as
a form of prayer for the people of the
United States:
Il plead for the preservation of this
Union as limited Government. l plead
tor the State as our home government. j
plead for the accustomed freedom of our
elections, and that they may not be spoiled
by military supervision. ! plead for the
sanctity and inYiolabll,ty Of that great writ
which alone secures our daily personal
liberty. The war is ended, and we have
entered the seventh year Of peace. plead
for The spirit of peace and confidence and
good will in all our public conduct. The
hand outstretchcd in friendly salutation is
IL better peace maker than the shut hand
unlllted to strike"
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sIpEclaf. NOTICES.
ng WHAT EVERYBODY WANTS
aooD GOODS AT LOW PRICES.

GOOD GOODS At Low PRICES: /
We sdyise ali VINO wish to purchase strictly
first. GLASS Dry GOODS al low prices 30
examine our stock, as we now offee lots OF goods
At very low prices rather than carry them over the
season.
PLAIN, PLAID, and STRIP d NOLAN
: 'BIoUEs and LENOS at le3c. per yard, sold
mt the commencement OF the season at a5 and
/ acc.;s - 4
REAL FRENCH .ORGANDY LAWNS at &C.,
worth sue. per yard;
EMBROIDERED oReANDY at 400, worth 7sc.
Il per yard; &.as ~
SWISS MULLINS at ls, 90, IS, 30, %. and 500. per
yard-aIl verT cheap;
PIQUTs at 80 and ssc.. worth Soc;
BACK CREPE DE PARIS at Soc. per yard
would be cheap at75c.;
BoMBAZINEs and TAMIsE at extremely low
prices;
Handsome ENGLISH and FRENCH CASsf-
MEREs, for pants, at greatiy-reduced prices
CBEvIOT CAssIMRREs, full double width 81
$l.7s per 5ard-elegant goods for fall wear;
DOUBLE-WIDTH FRENCH FLANNEL, ths
most serviceable goods to be had;
A large stock Of DoEsKINs and BLACK
CLOTHS ct satisfactory prices;
PARASOLS In great variety at prices tna' UT
bound to make them Goi
HONEY-COMB QUILTS, the largest manu'a'-
turcd, at ST. o,iworth $3.50;
CALICO CoMFoRTERs atS2.5o-not the price
It would cost you to bay the material;
Heavy WOOL QUILTS at S. worth $3.50;
LINEN for covering stair carpet a. Ice. per yard'
worth &c;
IND1A-TWILL LONG CLOTH al aoc.' worth
s0c. per yard;
sKIRTING CAMBRIA at 20 and &c. per yaro'
worth 30 and Sc;
COTTON DIAPER 1t sl.:s piece OF ten safus
LINEN DIAPER at q. SO FOR piece OF ten yaeus'
HuCKABACK TOWELS at SL.5o, -, $s.0o o., '''
and upwards-.the cheapest towels you ever saw;
Genuine wIiITLY JET SETS, EAk-hlNo'' aho
BgEAsTPINS, at 7.c., 81, sl2 anu o.
so, which Is less than one .Lalf the value !;
NICE JET SETS al 2sc.. &C., anu 'Oc'' sulpri-
sinGly low;
RACK CREPE SETS CT COLLARS and
CREPE COLLARS from 25c. to 81;
ALEXANDER KID GLOVES at 81 pair, sold
everywhere at Sl.2e; ......
DIMITY BANDS a. 10c., worth CSC.
CROCHET EDGING, twelve yards in piece, at
&c., worth SC. per yard; better article at
CSC, worth loo. yard;
REAL FRENCH WOVE CoRsETS, all sizes,
i, white ar d colored, at &C., worth 81;
LADIES GARMENTS in great variety
NICE CHEMISTS and DRAWERS at 81;
EUREKA GUM CLOTHS for children;
I and a. INDIA RUBBER CLOTHS;
A large assortment Of LACE SETS and LACE
COLLARS, from the lowest prices to the best
qualities; ...z.....r
BLANKETS In great variety; .-'
A large stock OF BED TICK, from loo. to s5c. per
yard, all much below regul'r prices;
TABLE-CLOTH, pure linen, two yards long, at
$1-wopld be cheap at $3.50;
FRINGED NAPKINS al &C.,, worth 81 per doz.;
LINEN HEASTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS
at 15c would be cheap at ooc.;
NEW YORK MILLS COTTON at 2lc.;
wAMSUTTA at zoe. :; ... ...-.. g'..
ANDROSCOGGIN at 16ic.
FulI-width UNBLEACHED COTTON SHEET
ING at acc. per yard; ...-. ..
Full-width 2LEACHED SHEETING at s5c. per
yard.
Five thous and seven hundred and eighty
other BARGAINS all to be seen at the large
ry.goods house OF .
an 81 1913 and 1915 Main ST., Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-20

MI. GEMS TUNNEL.-The completion OF
the Mont Gems tunnel possesses world
umph, and as affordiug improved means of
communication between nations. During
fifteen years, in the very basis of the Alps,
6, 600 feet below the eternal SHOWS. work.
men have toiled from either end of this tun-
mel until, at length, the calculations of the
engineers We're realized, and the separate
highway formed one continuous road. The
memorable words of Louis XIV. may now
he applied with more correctness and in a
more generous spirit to the Alps than the
Pyrenees. The Alps no longer exist as a
barrier between peoples.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-20

SOUTHERN RAILROADS. - The following
statement of the Savannah Advertise,
shows that thele has been big business
carried on in southern railroads by the
Pennsylvania Central !:
"The Pennsylvania Central has succeed
ed in getting controlling interest III the
Wilmington and Manchester, North Caro-
lima Central, Charlotte, Columbia and Au-
susta, and by recent purchase Of stock the
Air-Liue road also from Charlotte to At
]anta, and are now negotiating with King
for the control OF the West Point road.
There is q great political and commercial
scheme at the bottom OF this which should
arouse determined opposition through
out the seaboard cities-South, ut least"
II is proper to state that the Pennsyl-
yania Central has not acquired the alleged
proprietary interest in the Atlanta and
Charlotte or Richmond and Atlanta Air
Line roads. The Pennsylvania Central has
undertaken a part of the construction, but
the proprietorship remains unchanged,
with Colonel BUPoED as president. The
road has been sustained and pushed ahead
by his perseverance, and fortltude in the
face of great obstacles. However, when
finished, twill be run in entire harmony
with the Danville and such other roads as
may be controlled by the administration
which will give direction to the Danville
road.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-20

TEMpLARs AND MAsoNs.-The Baltimore
Sun OF Yesterday says: "ro-day will inau-
gurate the Sittings OF the long expected tri-
ennial conVocation Of knights Templar in
Baltimore, whose session, as we'll as the
conyocation Of Royal Arch Masons, will be
held at Masonic Temple, the former at II
gates to these bodies, and their splendid
escorts, comprising full communicates from
tue North, East, West, and South, arrived
yesterday by every train. Under the influ-
ence of the glorious autumn weather the
city never looked better, and with crowded
streets and thronss Of strangers on the tho
'roushfares, every body realized that the
good time expected was at hand"
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A Hlow at Waite Labor.

-, an, mon the authority oil mr.
q. ,,nsns the master shoemaker at NoI rsL.
.aan,s Mass,. that he has saved Sao,ooo
az -;ost pear by employing Chinese shoe
n,aLars. This is q taunt at the strlkers.
Nov. strikes and the tyranny of unions
;n this country have gone too far-greatly
too FAR. It is not surprising that master
workmen should resort to measures that
may make them In some degree independ-
emit. and able to defy the unions. This pol
icy has been provoked.
But what does the country gain by intro
ducing inferior races to underworld our
own people? Society cannot be homo,
eeneous, and In the highest degree solld anu
symmetrical in its construction, unless IL
Is built up IL congenial, harmonious nan
ner from the foundation. The iaDorlhg
people should be Of type equsl 10 tpe cur
blowing, the professional, ana Tue raw
making and administering classes. Inc
school OF labor .replenishes the hienest
classes which are ever deterioratlng IN
mental and physical energy from luxurious
and idle habits. IT we degrade our iaoof
nv confding IT to the hands OF inferior
beings, or by reducing the manhood ana
pyoper pride of the whites through COM
pe,ition with class of beings whose low
condition enables them TO live upon refuse
garbage, as it were, what sort of fount VIII
orr source of repleuishment, and OF REIN
viroration of the higher classes, become!
The question is-one of as much interest
| n one class as another. 1t is one of vital
| consequence TO the whole country and 1t
| is q roor qualification, indeed, that OF
taurting the laboring classes. with the
saving that has come from "Chinese cheap
| labor"
We sec great evil in the country now
from the introduction of barbarians to do
our work for us: an evil that it will take
| centuries 10 eradicate. 5s
Itwould be strange if this nation, warned
| by that lesson, should persevere in the
great error of the land. But ayarice-the
greatest of all vices-neyer thinks OF such
matter as the public welfare. ''Cheap
labor" is the great object, and it matters
| not what evils come with that, they will
have it. 1t is very appropriate that Massa-
chusetts should lead in this enterprise. She
and her neighbors imported negroes when
| this State, which has suffered SO dreaafully
from that importation, protested with all
her power OF emphasis against it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-20

BALTIMORE Falls gives Balti,
more deal of trouble. Engineers--one
of whom Is that able engineer and worthy
gentleman, Colonel CRAIGHiLL, Of United
States Englneers.--haye made estimates OF
the cost Of preventing damage in future
from the foods ofthis stream, The aggre-
gate cost Of works fog that purpose, and
filling up the streets and lots to the high
water mark Of the destructive Hood ofsfwo
years age, will cost upwards Of ss ,0O0, 0DO.t
And yet Jones's Falls isa very small creek
hardly more thnfi q brook. But drains
an immense surface, md is a terrible Hood 4
when heavy rain falls. James river Is al
better stream than Jones's FallsI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-20

The Germans in Bohemia do not take
kindly to the proposition olthe Emperor of
Austria to make himself triple-crowned
sovereign. When consideration of the Inn.
periairescript regarding the wishes of Fran
els Joseph to recognize the rights of Rohe-
mia by q coronation oath game up in the
Diet the German delegates adopted the tao.
tics Of an American minority, and deserted
in body. They had the coolness, how
ever, to send back word that no illegal
votes must be passed In their absence.
German in the Province, and the proba-
bility is that this movement toward Pan
slapism viii be successfully carried out
eyentualIy.-Ne,o York Tribune. !. -. ~.
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FEMALE INSTITUTE
MARSHALL AND TENTH srREpTs

This Institution for girls and young ladies' VII,
reopen OCTOBER I'd. 1871. II Is designed 10
afford systematic and complete culture frcm no
earliest TO- the latest stages OF progress. 1t en-
braces + = 100 '
l.. A Preparatory Department, for beginner
and interme dIate classes. three txperi.nce1
HOOPER, and MISS KATE BROCKFN.
Bk0UGH- have charge OF it. and there are four
3 A Collegiate Department. The teachers arc .
CHARLES II. WINSTON, 81. A., English 1,t.
erature and Moral Philosophy. D'''
L.. T. GWATHMkY, A. NJ, Latin and Mxthe.
MATES.
X. A. LEWIS N. D., Natural scIences
MRS. ]. G. HALLOWELL, Higher knalish.
Mrs. A. r. YOUNG. French.
Instruction is provided also IN Germ an And
other branches. ~A"
Especial attention Is invited to the SCHOOL, az
NATURAL SCIENCES In this department. "a
the Destitute has uneQuIlied advantages for ex.
pertinent i illustration.
T.! 4 n Ornamental department. Te,chers. Pro-
fessors THILUW and SElBERT, MRS. PITT.
MAN, and others.
4. A. Boarding Department, with ample and er.
ceilent accommodations.
Catalogues, with terms, &c, may be obtained at
the bookstores or OF thu undersigned a. ihe ins,i
toie. ENABLES Fl. WINSTON. b. A.,
sel$-Sw President.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-20

HEAVY Express RoBBERY INTHg WEsr.--
st. Louis, Sept. 18.-The Following particus
lars Of the robbery Of Wells, Fargo 81 Co.ss
express office ut Kills, Kansas, last week of
1920, 900 have been received. The money
mud been sent by the auditor Of the Kansas
and Pacific railroad Company to pay the
hands, Reaching Ellis, the money was
given to the agent md carried to his Office,
several persons being in the Office ut the
time. The agent rolled the packagein a
blankets threWit under the liable, anu went.
home. I'm the morning he returned to the
office and found that the money bad been
stolen. An angineer on the ioad isfsus..
peeted.
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raIEI,.

49,. Ia, r.,terday afternoon. Mt 6 9,ci9 W
In shis ely ys' iIrpMN wife Of VIM. H. Walden
In the goth year her age. 40 TITS ednesday)
igns5a wIll .aks Refs rssdsnce
sssnd on Main street, bet seen . lah an, ano
her nos friends aud acquslntances OF 'iie Is-
ily are Invited TO attena. nm .r,,,,.m
On the 18th inst, Mra, FRANCIS ihAiNfnAm'
agsa 20 rsneIal will take place at the readepGe OF
her SON ,n law i7i2 west Clay street at 10 o,ecS
naco".Iutances are respectfully invited to attend.
Yor;ov,,,e. XIV. Aupust slst, in Bis iad year,
.JoH n IAWS0N, eldest con OF the late Thomas
Lawaon, OF this city. 'i,.as-
AttsFe .nley,n Buekineham county Va, on ice
1sth ins ant, Dr. CLIFFORD CABELL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-20

Hon. a. II. II. STUART.-A number of the
friends Of this gentleman addressed him
letter requesting him to consent to become
q candidate for the Legislature. In his re-
ply he says that while sensible of " renewed
evidences OF the confidence and good will
of his rcllow-citizens," he must decline to
comply with their request, as he has ono
desire again to enter public life.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-20

WRECK OF A PLEASURE Boat AND Loss
OF Milwaukee, Sept. 1s.-A special
from Madison, Wisconsin, says that the
sailboat Lady of the Lake was capsized last
evening on Lake Mendoza. DIR. John T..
Wilson and MIR. Pettis' both from this city.
were drowned. Hon. James Ross, from
Madisnn. Indiana, and Daniel Wright,
morning in critical condition. The bodies
OF the drowned have not yet been recovered.
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STAPLES

STAPLES:
Linens and Linen Sheetings;
Brown and Bleached Cottons;
Cotton Sheetings and Pillow Cottons;
Damasks, Diapers, Towels, &c.
lat old prices, although. advancing.) O.
Linen-Bosom Shirts, Bosoms,
Socks, Collars, Gloves, ..''
Cassimeres, &C., for gents and boys.
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.nOOLEY'S q. $3.50 sssIE,k;ss Z.
IL 90 YEAST POWDER

IL '3s'E YEAST POWDER 80 = A=t3
has lons been regarded Is the best and cheapest
BAKING esAKl. POWDER in use. Perfectly pure and
healthy. makes, at short notice, delicious his.
Cults, rolls, &c, There need be no waste.of food
prepared with it. as It isalWays or the best quail
~. would aay @ thpsa Who have mover used
~ thsts very few trials WIN enable thsrn TO use
i, not only with entire satisfaction but With
es0nomy. II. rs, ,s,y ri ;t..s .t.,}s Z
ePutup FULL NET WEIGHT. - represented.
,s;Groesrs and dealers sell 1t, tgif is2f
$50. - Z: FDoOLEY y BROTHER, 'fl
ssgs g ~ 9 atsss !. - PropsisEors, g
spl-deoa4eoHsm -" -' /
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Az" RICHMOND. Sent. 10, 1911.
THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY eau
i toned against trading for the following lIh
or yIRGIhIA, payable to the order of II. b.
ethery the same hsyiog boon LOST in transmits
S on. aud The payment stonped Eheck 30. I2.5,
da ed August. aS al, for SIS 90 Check No. l,27a,
So a. AZ DUPUY 6 MCKINNEY. |
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sIr LEA & PERKINS SAUCE, pro-
nonnced by connoisssurs = THE ONLY GOOD
skDCE.,'','.. ',i'@ - ~
Itinproyes appetite and digestion. and it Is nm
rtvalled for It's flavor.
We are directed by Messrs. Lea q sPerrtus 20
prosecute all parties making or vending counter
feits.; -. - JOHN DUNCAN,s soNs.IS !
40 ra-MGW6m ~ Agents, New York
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-20

r OST WATCH.-Lost on yesterday, be-
/ 4 tween Dukes stable, on Franklin street. and
New Bridge Church, in ienrico county, DOU-
Bile CASED GOLD WATCH. On the back of
the watch the coat of arms or California and the
words "rureka:n inside were the letters ''R.
and b., and an eagle, With the No. 60. Gao. which
marks are on both CAGES. 1t was an English ievet;
chain attached a reward or TEN DOLLARS
will be given Tor Its return to this Office.
o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-20

The Mayor OF Staunlon has appointed
Col. j. b. BALDWIN delegate to the Com.
mcrcia Convention at Baltimore OH the
18th inst. ,