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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-13

Judge Blatchford, of New York, has or
dered the restoration of the property left
by Commodore cambridge to his heirs.
The property was in stock, which had been
sold by the National City Bank and by
Duncan, Sherman & Co., with whom it was
hvnothecated BY relative of the family for
borrowed money.
1t is beginning to be Well-known fact
that many of the leading statesmen in the
Rem1blican party whose influence is pow
erfulIv felt in making Presidential nominal
tions. are getting into substantial agree
ment among themselves as to The non-teas-
Utility of renominating President Grant
Theodore Islton Summers FRIEND.
A company of ffty-fve children, with
their parents, were dispatched from New
York on Tuesday, by the Aid Society, to
Iowa Falls, Iowa, where there is said to be
Just now an active demand1of manual LABOR
Of almost every kind.
Bishop Whitehouse, Of Chicago, has made
no proposal, as reported, to submit the
Cheney case to the decision of the next
general Episcopal Convention, nor has he
refused any clergyman permission to preach
in Cheney's church.
The National Convention Of the Grand
Army of the Republic, at Boston, closed
Thursday, with the election of Gen. Burn
side to the position of grand commander,
in place of Gen. Logan.
The Omaha Herald of last Thursday saws:
"Three butfaloes have reached this city
from the West. They are consigned to u.
S. Grant, st. Louis, and they will be placed
on the Presidents farm, hear that city"
Lord Sterling was rebel in our Revolu-
ton Of 1916. His descendant, the present
Earl. claims great rights in Canada, and
has warned our commissioners not to trade
| them away. They are not very valuable.
Since July l, 1865, there have been erect
ed in Harrisonburg 166 business houses
and dwellings, including the largest iron
| foundry in the valley, large blind and
sash factory, fine church, depot, &c.
Philadelphia announces the failure of
Jones, Barnes & Co., Oil refiners and manu-
lacturers, and George K. Shewell, oil and
stearine broker.
The Pullman car manufacturing shop, at
Detroit, was destroyed by fire Thursday.
Loss, 81, 900; insurance, $4,000.
A fire at Monmouth, Illinois, Wednes-
day, DESTROYED $500, 900 worth Of property :;
insurance, $4,000.
4 bill giving married women their sepa-
rate earnings has been passed by the Penn
sylyania Legislature.
Some very unreasonable people think it
bad taste tor cholr-members to talk during
the church service.
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CoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE.
QUERIES kDMR AGAINST CURRIE

FURRlElS EDM>k AGAINST CURRlE
" AND OTHERs.-By decree entered In this
cause on the dth Of May, 1871, by the Chancery
Court OF the city Of Richmono, it is ordered that
1hoS as Potts, the piainuf, do render before a
mnistraiion upon tie estate OF his ntestste, VIII
liam Currle, deceased. And the Commissioner Is
drectea TO auCt state, aud settle the said count
aud 10 inquire and ascertain OF what the personal
estate Of the said Hm. Currie, deceased, consists
ana the value thereof. Also, to ascertain and re-
port any and all debts due by the said estate, the
smo I'M, lhereoh TO whom coming, and the order
with any matter specially stated dsemeo pertinent
by himself. or required by any party to be 30 stat
ca. And the SAID Commissioner shall give notice,
by publication, once week ut least, Tor four sue
cessiye weeks, In soms newspaper putltshed1n the
city OF kichnond, and such public alton ahan be
ceemed equivalent TO personal serYce on the par
ues.S .@Ees, Is IS ..-2lf15 *
The parties interested are hereby notified that
nave liked ON hUAuAY, the 18th day Of june, 1871,
al ~ O'Clock A. 3D., rs tbs lime, and my ofice In
the city OF Richmond. 10 the place, to excnte The
my l3.sdW Commissioner in ChanckrY. I
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~ NOVELTIEs + OR
MAY AND JUNE.
NEW. ELEGANT, AND ATTRACTIVE

NEW, ELEGANT, AND ATTRACTIVE.
T. PRICE CO.,
:Jus. from market again, have opened Oil tnat IL
Good and substantial, well as rare and racy, IN
Goods shifted for spring and summer sales
Snlendtd line Of LLAMA LACE POINTS and
sACQUEs,
UMBRELLAS, &C..
More Iron GRENADINES and CANVAS HER
MANS, very cheap,
Fancy dress goods In endless variety, such as
JAPANESE SILKS and POPLINs, EMB'D
GRENADINES, BAREGES, LAWNS, Or
CANDIES, &C.,
Elegant Co:ored and Black, Striped and CHECKED ,,
silks, every shade and hue worn Foulard Silks,
both plain and figured.
FOR MOURNISG-French Tramesi. Bomha-
zines, Mouselines, Challits. Double-faced Mo-
hair, Silk faced Alpscas, Gro Grain Hernanis,
&C.; Grape Wells and Collars, every size and
shade; Grape Gets, Linen and Lace Collars and
Cuffs, kid Gloves, &c.
Very striking A lovely lot Of Brussels and real
Point Collars and Sets, from Paris, at about half
their value. to which special attention is called
Embroideries In Hamburg edges and Insert
ipgs, very low Patent L&ces, Bands for Dresses
and Skirts, French Cambria Work, II. 5. and
fmb'd Hdk'fs. Lace-trlnmeo Hdk's. &C.
Cluthe, Cass' meres, thrills, Satteeus, Tor men
and boys Gerze shirts for ladies and gentle
men L;nen-B osom Shirts, &c.
my5 L. b. PhiCE q w.
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The Universal Peace Union, ALFRED Il
LOVE president, in session in New York on
Wednesday, took occasion to send mes
>are to the Grand Army Of the Republic,
in session at the same time in Boston. This
message was one of congratulation and in
voeation-a congratulation that peace was
restored, and an invocation TO the Grand
Army to exert its influence in the interests
of peace. 4 reply was promptly sent, as
surfing the Peace Union that the Grand
Army meant to preserve peace if 1t had to
.fqht fortt! Civilities could 60 no farther.
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THE Savannah Republican copies the
story of Edward Winningham from the
Dispatch, and adds:
1--WE reproduce the above as an excellent
piece of sensational history. That is all
There was no such battery as the Ferguson
battery. and no brother of General Beau.
regard.'
As Winnincham claimed to have enlisted
at Savannah in the Ferguson battery, and
under General Beauregard's brother, he
may be set down as an impostor.
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waRnYEn,

IN the Cd OF january, 1871. in weldon, y. e.. 1t
the Emory Hotel, BY the Key. Z. j.. ln. ~ ~
FRANKA. CHRIsTlAN, Of RishmnndI;v va 70
ESQ.,, or New Kent county, We.
Weldon (N. C.l Dsnviile, and Baltimore papers
please copy. -
On the 10th Of May. by Rev. Wm T. r hilnMassay'
Mr.. WIN. T. WILLIAMS and MSS Hm'A1A -
BEDFORD all OF Richmond, va.
I'm the cd instant, at the Manchester Msthodlst
r,hmrch nv fine Rev VIM. n. Christian, JAMr :
r. TOLRY, OF Baltimore, nd. to Miss MAhk
J. CRAIG, OF Manchester.
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A correspondent of the Boston AdUer.

A correspondent of the Boston Aduer-
tiser says:
CDR. Lieber, who was born on the 18th
of March, in the year 1900, and who, to
borrow witticism of Sydney Smiths, has
claim upon us as one of the first men OF
the present century," &c.
If the year 1900 was the first CT the pres
ent century, then the year 100 was the first
of the second century, and. ergo, the first
century onsisted of only SO years.
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BAKERIES.
DICHARD ADAM,
HI STEAM CRACKER BAKERY,
TWELFTH ST., BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY, AND
SIG BROAD STREET, NEXT DOOR TO
MOUNTCASTLE'S.
[ desire to inform my friends and the public
generally that have at great expense, fitted up
the lar est and most complete
STEAM BAKERY
Fresh CAKES, PIES, BREAD, and CRACK
ER5 daily.
Orders, wholesale and retail, attended to
promptly Price list and circulars sent by mail on
a jiber al discount to the trade. mys
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nsy BRANDy.-The ship Euclid, from
Ch,rente, France. for New York, Is now discharg-
Ing cargo Of H1EFEssEY BRANDY, in Casks
and caaes belonging to me, and putup for me by
Messrs. J. Hennessey & Co., Cognac. Shall
have this Brandy bore in n few days, and beg TO
call the attention Of the trade to 1t. offer II In
bond or duty paid. OSCAH GRAM,
my12.at No. Exchange Block, l4tb streets
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DIED.

IN Frdav morning. at S o'clock. In the It'll year,
EIIZABETa DOUGLASS, eldest daughter OF
op Tho friends OF The family, also those OF her
orandfather, the Iale Julius a. hobson, are re-
enectfnlly invited to attend her funeral on ~ ~
DAY AFT RRNOON at O'CLOCK rom INC = g
Rantfat Church, ..r g I. st-. . r. ..4tHtsS ts =
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MAY 10, 1871.
ENERAL ORDERS, No: 3;.The regu'
u lar monthly melting will lie heid AZ - al q
oah'S M" THIS Saturday. EVENING .red to VI
., so,c,ock. Members will come prepared " IL
pxy duee. commanding.
:. by olo't zap GEO. w. EAVFS, o. >.
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NEW GOODS-NEW GOODS.
CHEAPER THAN EVER,
AT


No. .sO3 MAIN STREET,
Consisting In part OF
JAPANESE SILKS, all chades =;
PLAID POPLINS and JAPANESE,
SILK EMBROIDERED and "Trip z
GRENAD1N Els, ....
IRON BAREGES
BLACK SILkS, very cEeGp;
CHENE POPLINS, new styles;
BLACK AL PACAS and MOURNlN0
GOODS,
LAWN P1QUEs and PERCALES,
A complete lime of WAITE GOODS,
LINEN SHEETIEGS,
TOWELS, .
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
HANDK ERCHI5FS,
LACES, EDGINGs, and FRILLINGs, very
low;
LACE POINTS, great bargain:
A full line of CASSIMERES and CENT?
FURNISHING GOODS.
All OF which we arc selling at reduced prices.
JULIUS SYCLE, s0a Hain street.
between och and 10th streets.
Look ut our 123c. DRESS GOODS:
PEkCALES only 2oc. yard. ap 70
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D1AMoND-po1NTED
FOR ROCK DRILLING.

FOR ROCK DRILLING.
Adapted 70 Mining, Quarrying, shaiting, Tun-
neling, Railroad Grading, Artesian Well Boring
Prospecting, &c.
Fifty to seventy Ave per cent. OF cost and time
OF hand labor saved.
"Test cores,, In form OF solid cylinders Of rock
or mineral taken out OF mines from any depth
not exceeding ons thousand tl,ooe) feet, showing
true value, stratiacation, &c.
NO PERCUSSION.
Never needs Sharpening, as the Cutting Points,
composed OF RvUGH DIA@OHDs, are practi-
caliy indestructtble. SAYS
FIRST PREMIUMS awarded both In Europe
and America,
BEWARE OF INFRINGEMENTS.
Illustrated circulars Hent on application. Ad-
dress SEVERANCE d HOLT. Manurs.
NH :l-eodau Once, ls Well st., New York
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SUMMER RESORTS.
TO TIE MOUNTAINS!

A very pleasant retreat for the summer months
Greenwood DEPOT,
on the Chess peake and Ohio railroad, A1bemarle
county, Va. This place will be open for board .
ers June /, 1871. No situation along the line of
this road has better 1reestone and chaly beate
water.
The telegraph Office and the post office are at =
distance of only 8 few yards II ON the building.
TERMS: $50 per month; Sl0 per week; or %
per day. Apply to W. DINW1DD1E.
my 12-15tk Greenwood Depot, G. & q. X. Z.
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Dock street, between 18th and III

Parties here having PRODUCE in The dapo', q
the Virginia and Tennessee and Orange ard Ally.
andris rail roads Intended for this p ice can ,
them come by canal by sending an o.der 10 l.. r
LUCAS, Lynchbarg, who will forward tngn al
once. Cha'ge the same as If By railroad. +
further infoIma alton, apply tp W.P.COX
II& Dock street, hrtMeen 18th md En-
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COAL MINING.-Pottsuille, Pa, May II.
Resumption is certain. Articles OF arbl-
tration have just been signed by both COM
mittees. The collieries will resume at once.
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HEApoUARTERs LEE GUARD
RICHMOND, VA, May IL, 1911.
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 7.-ATTEN,,'
lNT TION. GUARD.-You will meet b
THIS Saturday NIGHT, a.,,, and H
in Old Market Hall, nc O'CLOCK, ZOE VII "uN
'-' By order Of Command ant. nopToN. O. 8.
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To THOSE WHO WISH TO SEE TWO PARTIES
AMONG THE WHITE MEN OF RICHMOND:
There was onst two cats in Kilkenny,
And aich though. there was one cat loo many
so they quarreled and ft,
And they gouged and hey bit,
Till excepting their nails
Ana the tips Of their tails,
Instead or two cats there wasn't any,
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CLOSING THE STORES.
ICE NOTICES.

TCEl ICE! ICE!
A. G. RABCoCK being the only dealer bring
Ing the celebrated
D' BOSTON ICE
to this city, Is now prepared 10 furnish 1t In any
quantity, from cargo to The daily supply ior
family use The known good Qualities of the
Boston Ice for purity, cleanliness, and lasting
qualities, render 1t the most desirable Of any Ice
brought 10 this maj ket.
Customers beginning this season with me will
be supplied throughout the year.
Principal depot sou.h side Of the dock, between
l7th snd 18th streets. Branch depot, sos Marshall
street, near the New Market.
Orders by mail from any part Of the South
promptly filed.
ap 20-m A. g. BABCOCk.
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SHIPPING.

CAN Ltsss--7y77-.-,,
IN .tPEN TO LYECHBU re- tSs.s,sE:=Sso---1---
TIE canal-boar WAvEhLET, Capt 40 LAI!I -
OF Cox's line, Will leave TO-DAY. For frei Id Ia
Lynchburg aau WY places, apply ID
". 2. cox,
Dock street, between 18th and l7th,
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r IQUoR FLAyoRING .-Rum Essence,
~ Vli OF Rye, Ull or boiland Gin, Liquor Color.
Ing. For safe by BODEkER & DADE,
spa CITY Drug store, No. Ias4 Main OF,
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MAY ELECTIONS.

ITO THE VOTERS OF MANCHESTER
L TOWNSHIP.-I respectfully announce my
SELF candidate for COLLECTUR, in opposition
caucus. I promise faithfully 10 pay, oyer all
amounts collected; as a guarantee OF which, I
shall give tn. best security In the both OF
which the present Collector and candidate for re-
election has failed to do.
It ARCHER DYER.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

TOR SALE, No. TWO-HORSE WA
II CON, Apply to 4. w. FAIRS,
lt* New street, Union Hill.
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WI ANTED, ALL MY CID CUSTOM
w ERS to know that / have REOPENED my
old Mace Of business, 1870 Main street Second
| foor) between 7th and Sth, where shall be glad
to attend on all, guaranteeing the hest WORK az
New York and Baltimore prices, remodelled TO
| to suit the times. Mrs. u. hiNU,
Kings Premium Cleaning Establishment.
ap 2l-lm
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FREIGHr Office or las. RIysR

PECIAL NOTICE TOSszs-,J75T7,77ts
Lynchburg and the Southwest received al ls
Office and forwarded by ,nat without detention.
ALI freIyh. coming from Lyrchburs aid Leso Il
to Richmond and points North win be pr. mpt.y
forwarded If consigned 10 the care OF Can a eat
at Lypchpurg. e. DILLON, Agent,
my 13-3m 1873 Dock stree.
EOR NEW YORK.-Tha Old lIssT.zh
4 Dominion Steamship Co.'s eie- s a. 4 y
gan! side-wLcel steamship SARATOGA, taE,4iR
COUCH, will sail on SUNDAY. May hth, at
10 O'Clock A. NJ. Freight received until SATUA
la NI.SHT.
Through bulls OF lading sisred, and goods f'r.
wardcd with dispatch to ali points-ncrfh, south,
east, aud wes:. Close connections made with CU.
nard linz fer foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsu-7assci
Fare, a1z; steerage, Sc; roanc-trlp tlcs>.5, So
For freight or passage, apu!J 20
JOHN ". vATT. Ags0.
1t no. GOgernor 49,.
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TREsH CONGRESS WATER just re
ceived from Saratoga Springs, and for sale by the
case or bottle. at MEADE 4 BAKERS Drug
Store, els Main street. ap12
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EOR SALE PRIVATELY.-We arc
IL auth Ir.zed TO Offer the neat FRANZ Sc.
CDrl,IAGE on Gary lor i,oYerl street, in the t.wa
ranged Lot fronts ls6 let on Cary street and No.
back leo feet to alley, and the ground IS bIsSTs
improved one-half in the city and 0ng.h .lf a.
the county. This place Is IN en- improving n -, -
the city. and can be purchased low. Adv 10
GEORGE y. REIiH, q. the James River and
Ksnawha Office, or to HILL & GuDDI%,
Real Estate Agents;
my lost No. Hos Main street,
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CONFECTTONERIEs, DC.

4 LEXANDER WERST,
PRACTICAL CoNFFCTIONER,
23l BROAD STREET, CORNER OF I'D,
Takes pleasure in notifying his friends and the
public generally that he has reftte his establish
irent thoroughly, and is fully prepared to offer
them a splendld article of 1C|-CR EAM of all ia
yoIs; either In his nea:ly-furnlshed saloon or by
the gallon at theiH residence, in any part OF Inc
FOuNTA1N also being II fine condition, and
supplied with most delicious syIups, prepared
call viii please the most fastliious. Thankful for
past patronage, he hopes to receive continuance
AZ the same my 6-eodGt
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DOR NEW YORK. - Virginia =, ty4ats,
Il Steamship and Pacsct Ccmpany's o1szsss.k.ss
elegsnt steamship GEO. b. UPIOH. Cap. ! H.
ERTS, will leave her wharf a. Rocket: on TLfS.
DAY, Sfay 10Th. al =. III. Freight received up 10
the hour OF satltng.
Close connections and through bills lstirg given
to all southern and eastern ports.
Fare 2iO; steerage, IS; ronnd.trip t.csf!5, god
until used, only $l5. -. j. BChh. Prest
my l3-3t l.li Vain stree.
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warranted to be the finest.
CARPETS. T5c: FANCY, CHECK, and PLAIN
MATTING3, best quality OiLCLOTHs.
mvs DUCKWALL q ROUsS.
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EOR PHILADELPHIA.e-I,,
l L TWICE A WEEK. - Steamer ssslsas~--asss.
NORFOLK, Capt PLATT, VIII receive tr.st.llor
the above port till MONDAY. the lSth Instant, At
I2 O'Clock.
Freight taken for Boston, Providence, New or.
Ieaus, and Norfolk 1T moderate rates.
Bills Isding signed through.
Passage to Philadelphia, including neal al
state room, s.. W. P. .sRTEK, hgen,
my 13-2t No. 2t2J DOCK street.
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EOR BRUNSWICK, GA. AND =.
Il JACKSONVILLE, sLA.-TEe hne esiftsy.
schooner FEAHK w kER, BREW
sTER, master, having u large portion OF cargo
porte. Through ellis OF lading given 10 Atlanta
and Macon, Ga, AZ low rates. For freight apply
to CURTIS & PAkS-k
my12.3t Eighteenth street.
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EOR BOSTON-CURRRIE & Il
4 CONSERVATIVES regular packet sch'r sITTl
RICHARD BULWINKLE, FRENCH, mas--sHs-
Ter, having the larger portion OF her carg1 en-
gagged, will have quick dispatch. For balance I
Freight apply to CURRIE 4 CO..
INV la-9t corner OF issh and Cary 80.
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FOE BALE AND nrv-

FOE BENT, TWo-sToRY RITZ R1c,1T -
.sn,,DWELMnG. ON the east side ~ .;.k a.
INV roon nfa . ana Grace streets
For Ierk two BRICK DWRrrryn,
between Main and Frapki;n s,reeis Ss On hh.
seven rooms siShsa &c. and
be,%sea sn lay asa Ieis s;r.s,.o IA
r-oms, &C.; Just co0pleted, S"asainng four
For rent, that very dstirahle and 49,.
laSa, sNd s s lsssiDEsCE on Gracea Rht.b
all modern improvements. 'eh rooms. with
For rent. Mat d 9ICK COTTAGE oc
between Isl afd fonshee stretts. cont, on Caral
rooms: &c. LYME & B.0TuER'H i've
ny ~ % Auttt.nea,. .,dsa,
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WANTED. TO LEND MONEY on
w DIAMONDS. GOLD and SILVER w aTCh-
rs JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, &C., &c. Ill
business strictly confidential. Closed Saturdays,
at s. A. WINsTOCK'S Loan ONCE,
No. II, 18th street.
.nra I'm hetIypen Main and Franklin.
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UTANTED.-MRs. J. p. BALLARD
w wishes q few JARDERS for the summer,
! Mt Marshfield two and half miles from the city,
| on the Richmond and Fredericksburg railroad
The accommodation train stops at The gate daily.
! both to and from the city, making It convenient
for business gentlemen and their families. Please
apply to " NJ, l.. BALLARD, at Marshfed or
through The pOst-o1ice. my 3-lHt~
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-09-14

Two frisky old people in Cincinnati
have Just been united in marriage. He
was "a, and her age was no less.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-09-14
Wouldn't Open the Gates.

FFvm the Norfolk (yirginirl Journal.l
Governor Walker has directed that
no public professions or civil OF military
organizations, white or black; be allowed
to occupy the Capitol Square at Rich
mond without permission: A late col
ored excursion party from Washington
ettGmptsa TO viUlats this order. When
refused admittahte, their leader was
very indignant! He told the officer in
charge of the gate that he would tele-
graph to General Grant and have an or
der in half an hour, which would cause
the gates to swing back as if by magic;
he also demanded the nutiber of the
badge worn by the officer, for the pur-
pose of reporting him to headquarters,
etc. Even these threats, hissed through
clenched teeth, did not move the faith
ful officer, who quietly, yet firmly, re-
piled: "Forty thousand orders from
Grant wouldn't open these gatssa-I
want to see one signed by Gilbert G.
Walker"
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-09-14

Among the most interesting of the
"relics of crime" garnered in New York
city, is wire window ladder, the like of
which has never bgf5re been seen. 1t is
about ten feet borg when stretched out,
made of steel Wife about q quarter OF an
inch thiekj With cross steps Of polished
wood abtdt six inches long. The bur-
glar gets into the room over the one
whigh he wishes to enter, fastens the
hooks to tho window sill, drops the lad
der outside, and runs down to the win
dow below. Having gone through the
apartment, he runs up his ladder pulls
it in, and folds it up into such COM
pass that he can pack it in o small hand
bag .a-. .H %
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PR0PHESY TO ALL PEOPLE.
And Then Shall the End Come


Jesus, while walking on the earth,
They said he was spy;
He healed the sick, and raised the dead
Go thou and proPhesy
While walking By a siufGl crowd,
lie heard woman cry
"If can but his garment touch,
I'll 60 and prophecy"
He turned around about to see,
And anguish filed his eye;
"Daughter thy faith hath made thee whole
Go thou and prophesy "
He called Lazarus from the dead,
And many there stood by;
Snow loose the man, and let him 60,
That he may prophesy!"
He said to Peter; James and John,
"'Tis written, must die,
To shed my blood on Calvary;
Go thou and prOphesy!"
"Pve got crown that win not fade,
My robe is lying by;
Fight on, my soul, He'll take you home
No more to prophesy !"
y, don't you see how many are gone,
To meet the king on high;
And walking in the strength of God,
Go thou and prophesy!
Ye nations all, on you | call,
You know you've got to die,
And after death, to Judgment come,
Go ye, and prophesy!
The angels play their golden harps,
They sing his praise on bighj
The notes that charm the dead TO sleep,
Go thou and prOphesy!
Thrse dreadful hours he hung in painj
He bowed His head and died
They said" this was the Son of Cod
Go thou and prophesy "
"Tll bid the dying sinner live,
To lift my name on high,
Eternal life is mine 10 give,
Go thou and prophesy !"