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VANTHINEl XANTHINE!
This Incompatible

This Incompatible
PREPARATION FOR THE HAIR 81
is commended To the public on It's own merits
Read the following Statements, then try II, and
Judge for yourself:
To the Proprieiors Of the !" GdRf6ffe -: My
daughter has 6een using your hair tonic KAN:
THINE'' for four years, and ts highly pleased
with its effects as rsstorer OF color, promoter OF
healthy growth OF the hair and smoothnesd Of
surface. Having lately seen some suggestion In
regard to hair restorers IN general. or their dele
teriou5 effects, arising from imputed over:pro-
portion OF lead, as coloriDg agent, immsdiats~
" referred the subject to my friend, y A: areSk-
er. an experienced and skilinl practical chemist
OF our city, placing bottle OF xsnthine kesI0rx-
tive In his hand for IN slysis. he accompanying
certificate shows the satisfactory results. 1Ms
you are at liberty 10 use as you please.
| Respectfully, JOHN DOVE, MD.
Richmond, Feb. It'll, 1870.
have carefully analy zed q preparation Tor the
hair called Napthine, and lind thst IL composer
OF Ingredients entirely different. ROM any OF tne
hair restoralives now In use.
They possess great virtue ,ios proeuc'hx
healthy growth OF tha hair, ana wren ehemtcauy
Combined they accomplish the feat 70 darxen tic
nigment OF the hair. without doing any naTm 10
he scaIp or constitution ut large lcopsiaer ING
Xanthiue most effective and innocent prspsra-
ton TOR the hair. Va. SLn III Gna.s,,,,s {,
Richmond, Feb. sd, 1870. Praci Chemist
NH .r fsa sa's ~ PURCELL. LADp 4 co.
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THE FREa on rsEyoLUTrbs.t
HEAVY EXCITING GOING ON.

Reports OF successes-TerribIe State
CT Affairs In Paris Churches and Residences
Robbed and Priests Arrested
In Graveyard Meetings for Cancellation
Suppressed German Intervention Hoped
Eor-Both Sides Being Reinforced, &C., SC.
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FORT OF RICHMCEN, APRIL 7, ls7,.

kERITED.
Schooner Searsyille. Chase, B sion, merch .u-
disc, TO Cur!ie L Co.
Schooner j. l.. Merrill Wick:. New York
Rusno to Lee, seldom u CO., nt!t, Bentley *
Skinner, and the Southern Fstt lizins 20.
scGooner j. X. Fora, Ga;la.rer, Fell 4jc pha,
pig iron, iid I:um,nion Nail :. orks.
schooner Flight, Stole, GrUrgetowa, L. c.,
coal, to 5. y. RAVES.
Brig Amtlia shelburn, Fay, III hska,t, to Hax.
all, ErenshaW K GO.
Bark CLIO Cratger, ----, master, silt. Il. i,
Williams i Co.
SAILED,
Steamer Isaac Bell, Couch, Jew York. nerch III.
disc and Passengers John ". wyatt.
Steamer Wm. Z. Clyde, Parker, New York,
merchandise and passengers, Virginia Steamship
and Packet Company.
MEMORANDUM.
WEST PoI3T. April 7.--Arrl ted steamer Vir-
glnia, Freeman, RatlIaora. merchandise and pas
sengers, York River ailroaacompany, and Ssiiet
on Return.
ny TELEGRApn.l
FORTRESS MONROE. Apcll 7-P:s sed In fol
Baltimore, brig Eirsni. ,jare. from Florida III
dustry, from kio.
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Cotton H5arkets TRY rE1EGRApH7

FRIDAY, April Norfolk: Quiet at ,2t, fol
low nnodlngs receipts. 4i5 Dsles exports &c
Great Britain SOL bales; ssles, $50 bales; stock,
Alto bales. Ne,o Orleans: Quiet but firm at LAG
49,. receipts, 437 bales sales, 5000 bales; stock
2.6,257 bales Charleston QnteL at 1870; receipts
500 BALES exports eoastwlse, 6s9 bales sales, sOC
bales stock, u. 0S7 hales.
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Oats. - so bushels.

Ma ket quite active and firm to-day for wheat
, corn, and rye, all Of each kind that was offered
meeting ready sale. Oats in but moderate de-
mald, without aIy advance In figures. Tht
major portion Of the wheat now offering Is Of
good milling quality, and this Is one Of the rea.
sous why It is so readily taken up.
In taking quotations Of m arke;s OF some Of the
towns in the State from papers published there,
We find In several instances the da.es OF the mar
kets lot CHI All ed for days. and sometimes not for
week or more, and we are at 4 loss to determin me
whether the quotations are OF the date they have
o. whether ths quotations have been changed and
The dates not. We respe :tfully call the attention
or the pan ties conoernsd to this matter.
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l'o>> FIATT introduce, hi~ arroun, OF
IT,. >rrac Lctwecn GARRETT DAVIS and
lie BUTLER in thc following amusing.
manner:
"HA when benjamin sal down and
'i"G-'A hi. cll-eyc IL bear upon the great
'.A,ft;u,!oDUt cEpnimdrr from Kentucky
,'' f-t-I&lncd became first sOrcly afflicted
"'E" "as something embarrassing in the
d@'.i.>h gtnnce Of that eve, and then the
h"H2la'! c "2:poundcr rot mad, and he Gle
l1}"a lls VOICE and gave the senate to uu-
d'F-'aGd that he W;,> in Il state of indgna.
N''!, not to LAY wrath. And lc continued
,h"!ti.'; ont his argument and looking at
me "ii"Hdin@ member with glare out OF
h,s eyes, and puzzled The Senate by his yo.
,h"i"il- conduct. There was nothing in
me aulGe't that he treated of 10 justify
Ad:A Indignation, and many AZ 4 distance
supposed that Old StrabislDus was saying
soinclhing in an lmdcrlonc to the Senator
from kentucky"
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Rnakcr>s advice 10 hiS son on his we'd
"'lG dAy " When thee went counting
, ,'I1 nee 10 keep Thy eyes wide open now
hali shut
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!.tN.A'
,,,.srxyrp COMPLIMENT PAM
y w. Non,Nr,n his Late 1850,
9 ... '.,,t Han l~ih a handsome eol" /
49,, ,5aja.--G he officers ana en-, !.
. -. d.. a,a Richmond ANA NanNl'i' ~"
E.. g. ,.''Ar,n6s ,r9yr Il narGurt Ill &C.
~ ), banoY of their late &cli-
'.>' '.',,.j"nt Col. Thomas poda-
. >",r."'' , ,,,,tgl,ine ct which, how
TX. .'f"'' i:a,vt Tn1l hunting case
..,.~. m@SH ;,, ,,-a< presented him by his
.-... u ..''" ''' t.rnuph Col. Lewis +. Har-
49,, taiI,a 20 preside. and appr'- |
..1 addressed h'n>'h " lux '>>''
....-~,. ,,.,,.o, s,,,,,cd wv
SOL pr,i&M19Q' l nav Wv ~; ',,,nn,I ar1
go. "a. --, ana A~tNl- :" "V ,,rasnnt
.... md r}cGlnohI f3'i'"a"s =" ,;t 49,, n,5
49,. ~ t,piT HrHat ms ", .n., ';M
..,. >,a'|H ana 'na!H ~ " .'>, ,;..
r..r r-tssm ma. NY" 'r va W., ,i', con.
..1H>tu,'on o. 'h1T E'&'A q '' t,n,,,;ar
...... ,s>l';n& from io0A ~" 1877 In,,,
.....u.... Of the rio>H>I ri'"!"',',' Ivy
aul officially, = j">' "''r ..,,mr,i
g., L MI! re Wl|'" ~ :, "'. oma
.a 2, NvUr worm as = nt',, ".'n n
...,r@, Hnt qua. "''','".,. 80 "i'
,.vand ana hh'"'H ''''' WE T> .", -
..... 3''t'>:i'a "HI." 49, a., ''' ~,
..u.- ~ the 'i"i''N "','' - 'n' n,'l
- 1"T@ E7FEc>'"',"', ''>''" ";'',
...... ~ N"ll>t'''" H,'u 't">, '",,
....t ;r,.s.i @N in>t and mrit0-
..y. .Att man whose position
... .nvgv ma makes ham the HiS-
.... t..Tn,aar mu>' rs" "o'A ui>'
I'D n.rcc'! - '"mA"nd me
..I r.a"3,0," :" !n"'e >u'l'c' 10
3. ... ~. tlW".1 aud the fear OF pun
.ta' ~'.'h . compliment aS TINS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-08

VIRGINIA Sc LECT LIST OF
SCHOOL-BOOKs
ADOPTED BIZ THE
SITE EDUCATIONAL BOARD.
McGufley's Pictorial Primers,
Mctiaffey'S Speller,
McGutfey's First Reader,
McGufey'5 second Reader,
aicGrEey's Third Reader,
Il. Guffey's Fourth Read=r,
McEuffey's Riiih Reader,
McGuiY.y's Sixth header,
~Haryey's elementary Grammar,
uarvey's Practical Grammar,
GuyOt'5 Introduction to The Study of Geography.
Guyo.'3 hlemenalry Geography,
Guyo.'s Intermediate Geography,
Guyu.'s Common School Geography.
Al! the above, togethe: with any and every artA.
Gle needed in the school-roon or office, can bt
asd Ill any Quantities required. az 100; Main street
2eNJaMIN BATES,
Bookseller and Stationer,
NH 10 hichm3nd, Va.
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nh 4l Ess sale BY PURCELL. LAppa co.

YEAeT POWDER
Eas Iopp been repar fsd ~ the best ana eneopess
BAKING POWDER in use. Perfectly yass s s,Hi
healthy Il mikes at short ~ f,
prepared with It. as Is always o. tae ~ s,s6
" We would say TO thtss rh5 nsye s, 81 &.
Is that yerY few trials WIZ ersDss h,t ,si,h
II, not only With entire sa1lsias'so0' sAs -.
ss Pas M FUEL NET wEsaHr.ss represented.
esrossrs ana assis po 81. ~ & sheTHrR,
% Nav ssssssi New York eity.
ana !. aaod SSow Rm -
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COMMERCIAL.
CoREsAND FLOUR EXCHANGE +,
{ RICHMOND, VA, April !, 1871.

a ~ -
Iyaest.-Th i:s. 17s Busbel5, Red, 40 basbels. "a
Cora White, 2,o5s bQshels. Yellow, a bushels
Mixed, oil bushels.
Oats 500 bushels. a2.,
RYs.-l3t bushels. a
Potatoes. u bushels.
Peas. 4 bushels. ....... s!,
BALES.
Wheat.-whtte, "a bushels good at 81 ss: s.
bushels very good at $l90 22 bushels fair at " 90
DO bushels very good at sL923. Total, l7S bushels
,.Wheat.Iked, 10 bushels common ct Sl.ao; 2
bushels choice at $I.05; 156 bushels very good al
81 90; 15i bushels good at 81s5 Is bushels fair III
Sl.so bushels comm IN st 81 co. 10 bushels COM
IN 1n ut ~. To- Total, 40 bushels.
Corn-White, 100 bushels fair at SIC loo bushels
gooa ut Soc; 30 bushels very good at SIC l,Sls
bushels very good at sGc,-total, s052 bashels.
Yellow % bushels prime at ss;. i bushels com
1872 bushels Mixed II bnahel5 at s5c. 80 bushels
very good at ss'.-total, 81 bushels.
Oats.-M bushels New B, nnswIck at Sac. so
Blu heIs prime at 5sc. q bushels fine at 55c ; 17s
bushels good at &c. 100 bushels prime on private
500 bushels.
Rye.-loo bushels at sl.oe; % bushels good on
private terms total, lax bushels.
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slaGs2@& TagEEssG1as;:2..


aiSIsTCkE A!.@AhiC, APRIL 8, All
eur sGa .,..... 5.3s ;<:..s:. I ,li..... II. IS
3nu Sets .........,. 6.:2 IL - tL&.. .f-
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Presbyaery OF the Chesapeake
fkeportatl FIR thc nisnatch.

LgEsBuRG, Va, April 9, 1871. I
The Presbytery of the Chesapeake com
| menced Its session In the Presbyterian
| church Of this town yesterday evening
About thirty prominent ministers and eli
ders are In attendance, and a most interest.
Ing meeting is anticipated.
The Moderator of last yenr, Rev. DR..
White, Of Grccnich, delivered an able and
instructive sermon. 1t evinced scholarly
ability and Christian experience of high
order.
Rev. Mr.. Berry was elected moderator of
this session, and Andrew j. Broadfeld,
Esq, clerk.
To day the Presbytery were engaged in
considering The application OF Judge La
gree to be admitted to the care of the
Church with a view of becoming a min
lister. -.
Rev. Mr.. Richardson preached this MORN
ing, and DR.. Bullock will preach this even
ing.
The members are very pleasantly quar-.
Tered around among the citizens of Lees
burg. CATocEIN.
:, "A CENTENARIAN.-Yesterday we had an
interview with an old lady. Mrs. Lucy
spain. who is probably one of the Oldest
INHABITANTS OF Virginia. She SAYS that She
was born on the oath day of December.
i,6', and is consequently 1O4 wears old
she was born in Chesterfield county. and
resided there 100 years, hut is now living
on rum street in this city. Her maiden
name was johnson, and she was married
in the Both year of her age to Rich,d Snan
VINO has long since gone before her. and to
whom she refers In most touching man.
ner as one OF the best Of husbands, Her
mental faculties are vigorous to n wonder
full degree, narrating the mnuest circnm.
stances with the utmost accuracy. She 70.
collects when Petersburg had no pave
ment when Old street was hut cordu.
royed road, with but q tew houses
all Of which We're made Of logs or rough
boards; when the market-houSe was hut Il
miserable shed, located in the vicinity of
where Centre Market now stands, and
when Sycamore street was but rough
road. hedged in on either side by pine and
oak trees. Her husband was in the war of
1872. and her recollection Of that struggle
is perfectly notwithstanding Courier.
TIE PETERSBURG AND NORTH CAROLINA
RALRoAD.-Thc prospects for the success
of the above road are daily frightening.
We have positive assurances that promi-
nent northern capitalists have volunteered
to take stock in the company, and to give
other material assistance TO IFS early COM
misunderstanding HaeG.
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MINERS RIOT IN PENNSYLVANIA
THREE MEN MURDERED.
Troops Called Out to Suppress the Riot

One thousand Armed Rioters Out Mines
Blown UP Railroads Torn Up General
Closing Of Mines by the Mob-The Irish
American Flag Carried by the Rioters
Proclamation of Governor Geary- The Riot
Act Read at Scranton, and the Mayor
Hootcd Case Of Knklux for Congress, SC,
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MOUNTAIN WuISKEY.
NEW DRUG sTORE-CHURCH HILL.

The subscriber, having been SO fortunate as TO
secure the services Of Mr.. HARVEY ALLEN, or
Bedford couoty, Va, gentleman OF weii1esta5-
Nshed reputation. and graduate OF the Phllatei-
phia College Of Pharmacy, VINO has h I'd some six
teen years. In the drug naseSs P ssPs-
dep6a and lately with Mr. s: VIM H. s9 S nss r
Allen tff.rs their services 10 the residents OF
Church Hill and vicinity who mag desire prescrip-
lions carefully compounded rom fresn anu reii-
q bile medicines.
MEDI lines,
TOILET ARTICLES
And such articles for family use as are usually
obtained In irst-class drug store, at as rexson-
able rates as they can be Oh aimed at other stores
In the city. 80.
Location on Broad street. cast OF 25ih street.
P.S.-sIy school is not to be discontinued.
r.. w. CUNE, A. ID.
Those of my friends wishing to favor my In.
terests can do so by calling at the above-named
store.
aps-w ,Th&sat HARVEY ALLEN.
vANTHINEI XANTHINE!
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ID R I c E S
or THE
MAsUN & HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS.

nASUN 4 HhILIN CsBlkET ORGANS.
Having vastly increased their facilities for
manufacture the ida son & HAhtJfN ORG n
tS;NpANY are HOW enabled 10 offer their well
known Organs which are
TIE ACKSJWLFDGED STANDARD OF
EXCELLENCE
among instruments Of the class, = Ices OF In
feiIor work. They print Tn, lr lowest prices
which are therefore, aGhe t. ail-iEvariaele.
The following are
ILLUSTRATIONS:
FOur-octave Organs. ~
Five octave organs. with tremulant, carved ,oo
and Ornamentsd 1900 ~, ~,
The same d.ub,e reed, with five stop5....... 70
Forty other styles. up TO. i'000
All in solid black walnut. Allth. Organs made
by this company are til 1TOu2hly
FIRST. CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT.
They will n m lie the so-csled che p Organs ut
nnv pri e. The comparative superiority o. t'leif
instruments II now greater Than tSrr be'oTe, 20
every c. mpetenI judge WHO Will careluliy eA mine
and compare must perceive
from pho.osrsphs OF the off aren't etyles full nlor'
nation and low 81 prices also. Iestlm MAI CIR
cul ar, vii. be seat free to my address! Jss
MASON IL EAML1N org All. CO., 60 Z
5se Broadway New York. :
For sale In Richmond by go
ap4-deod&wsm VA Main slieet.
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THE WHEAT CRoP.-We learn from per-
sons lust returned from the country along
the line of the south-side division OF The
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad tn MAJ
narticulaIly In Dinwiddie and NottoWay
countieg.-Petersbury linden.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-06-17
fsuoget OF Finn.


Rare and racy John Phoenix once was walk
ing along one Of the principal streets Of San
Francisco, when wagon drove past bearing
the inscription, Eagle Bakery" Phoenix
Immediately hailed the driver, and going up
to him when he pulled in his horses, asked
for baked eagle. The astonished driver
glsred at the sober visaged party having such
preposterous want, and informed HIM in a
most decided manner that he knew nothing
about eagles, but was vender of bread.
Snow see here my good fellow" said Phoenix,
pointing to the inscription on the wagon, and
putting sternness to his voice, 'yOu give out
by your sign that you are a dealer In baked
eagles, and yet when customer appears, you
cO0lly inform him that you know nothing at
all about eagles. Now if you don't either al
ter your sign, or get in stock of eagles,
will have you indicted as a swmdler with
your Eagle Bakery-gOod morning"
And Phoenix, with face full of Indignation,
moved on, leaving the poor baker in a high
state of alarm, and the firm conviction that his
light loaves were naught but unlawful hypo-
critical dough.
We are reminded of this story on taking up
last weeks New York Ledger and reading
therein of similar instance of holdne party
to what is demonstrated in the bond.' On
the whole, the Leaders story leads the old
one, and its hero out ranks Phoenix in this
special department of humer Albany-or
else the country over is strangely at fault
has the honor of claiming Bret Harte as one
of her sons; and certainly the name of the
hero Of the following has an '.old familiar"
sound. Says the leader:
"There is an undertaken up town whose
sign bears the inscription: Every requisite
for funeral" John Mcbride Davidson.
passing along with Billy Birch, went in and
said he would take corpse "A corpse .
haven't any :" Then take down your sign,
said Nc, don't know any thing more requi-
site for funeral than corpse. Good morn.
ing.
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A darkey was Boosting to grocer of the
cheapness of ten pounds of sugar he had
bought at rival shop. ''Let me weigh the
package" said the grocer The darkey as.
sented, and it was two pounds short. The
'colored gentleman looked perplexed for a
moment and then said: Guess he didn't
cheat dis chile much, for while he was gettin'
de sugar, stole two pair of shoes
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-06-17

A tender.hsarted humanitarian, whose feel
ings were touched on overhearing a prisoner
at the station.housc singing "lIome Sweet
Home" tried to have him released. His
sympathies suddenly cooled, however, when
he read on the slate thai the vocalist was
charged with wife beating.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-06-17

a man, praising porter, said it was so ex-
celent a beverage, that it always made him
fat. 81 have seen the time" said another.
when it made you lean" when, | should
like to know Z" said the eulogist "Why no
longer ago than last night, against the wall"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-06-17

A Western sportsman was asked recently
what kind Of n place ne would have heaven
to be, and he replied: II would have it II
boundess prairie with an eternal September
and Ia have me everlastin' gun and never
dyin' dog"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-06-17

Rev. +. Southgate, vicar of Northfeet, in
formed his congregation on Easter day that
as "buttons, bad money, and other things not
fit to mention" were put In the oiiertory bags,
the collections would in future be made in
open plates.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-06-17
A COlOred Hubbist.

Even the Boston gentlemen of color partici-
pate with the white sacaas of the Hub in their
lofty disdain of the talent of New York. A
friend, happening to be caught in that city
over Sunday, thought he would take glimpse
at some Of the churches. Stepping inside the
porch OF an A meeting house, the sexton, col
ofed, approached respectfully, and said :
will you have seat, sab? Happy to show
you to one, sab. Plenty seats this morning,
sah.'
mo thank you can't stay but moment
ust stepped TO glance at the church What
S the name Of the clergyman =
That, sab, is the Rev. Dr."
"Fine preacher, isn't he T.
We'll, sab, people has different notions
bout preachers"
But he seems quite anitaated.'
'Ies, sab ; consid bic animated"
"And appears to have TALENT"
"Well, sab, as sad ato', peoples has such
different notions bout preachers. Oar. some
dat thinks he's mighty good on de words. l
tink myself he's a tair man. saba tair man.
but not of de prin,a tacie class. He. good
man, sab a well-meanin' man, but not tai
ented man He's New York man, sab ~
Har7,er's .Nagasus.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-06-17

4 Connecticut man feigned sickness, the
other day, when his wife was to bc buried, in
order to save his car fare, as she was tn be
taken to Il distant place; but when it was
found necessary to take rope TO hold the
coffin in the wagon, AS it was taken to the de
pot, he appeared and put in a request that
said rope should be returned as 1t was han.
dy to tie up the calf .
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-06-17

Punch gallanty says: What in u woman is
called curiosity, in q man is grandiloquenty
magnifcd into the spirit OF inquiry"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-06-17

A young Missouri lady advertiscs for hus.
band, she is so lonely since her father ",lide'
and "atIadc of COASTS"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-06-17

Lady Of the house-"Oh, Signor Bernok,,
lam so glad you've come we're all so dread.
fully dull. Now dc sit down and play us that
lovely sonata of yours. They'll never begin
to talk till they hear the piano goingS-
Pynrb
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-06-17

Tor s-ALT..-HOrsE AND LOT for sale west of
The sliccut. The house contains four rooms well and
cstcrn on the premises also shruhhy Terms casv ENQUIRE
on, RICHARD Gt1NDON,
oct@ 7. u. Box $50, Ottawa, Ills.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-06-17

A contemporary says Of very prominent
military general that '.his sword was never
drawn but once-and then in a rattle"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-06-17

Women should be employed to draw up 4
mans last testament, because it is no use ever
attempting to dispute their will.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-06-17

"There is something in that" MS the man
said when he tried to put on his boot with a
kitten in it.
The New York herald., 1871-12-12

magnificent statue or the Virgin, In massive
silver valued at $4,000. has just been sent to the
Pope by the spanish Catholics. H woH
Tourists and travellers viii be glad to know tnat
the railroad OF La Cornlche from Nice to Genoa Will
be opened on or about December 8.
The newly installed Turkish Ministry are steadily
marching on IN the path OF economic reform. The
savings already enectcd are said to amount to up-
wards OF half million sterling, and further re-
trenchmentS are promised.
The French Society OF Dramatic Authors ha wing
requested the Prefect OF the Seine to have one or
the Paris streets called Rue d'Alexandre Dumas NJ
Leon Say replied tnat the affair did not depend on
him, but that he would as soon as possible submit
the proposition TO the Municipal Council and give
1t his support. @ w
Holland has led the way among the European
Powers In deciding that " Will not MAINTAIN two
diplomatic representatives In Rome-one accredited
TO the Pope and the other to the King or Italy. BY
thirty-nine votes against thirty the Chamber
has decided tnat the post OF Envoy TO the Holy sec
shall be abolished. - "t
The subscription for the rebuilding OF the Palace
or the Legion OF Honor continues to yield excellent
results. The sum collected mas been 30 consider
aole tnat the works have been undertaken on .
large scale, more Than hundred men being em'
pl0yed. Should the weather prove favorable all the
external work will be hnisned, it ts expected, oy
the LIST OF next January aud the whole OF the buld
Ing be rooted In. Already $4,000 francs nave Deem
collected from 200 900 subscribers. There are SUI!
900 members OF the order to be Appealed 70, anu
from these assistance u solicited tss3aM