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Lolrsr GRovE.-This was formerly de-
.-Atui coun,ry inn and stage--tand, in Al
:~.-.r.e. BOT l;lr from Greenwood depot.
!. :,A economical and delightful retrca,
lu ,a@l.> in which there are young chill
la". IKE atmosphere i as healthfil ~
. --. j.. a"I the surrounding country Is
.... l.u'ur,>G uc. i he mountain breeze
...~ Ia. ,.s.,h ard adds a flesh glow To its
..,ui Ar-!a. >yu Mr.. lANC2Y' advertise
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The New Hampshire Governorsh,,

CONCORD, N. H., June 9.-Sendte.-No
progress. It is doubtful whether a vote
can be forced this week for Governor.
House, "A motion to declare two seats
vacant is being contested. The Republicans
are tilibuSterng.
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TIRE INSURANCE effected on most
K reasonable terms with the
aiCuMOND BANKING AND INSURANCE
CUMPAkY,
No. 1902, corner Main and 18th streets,
RICHMOND, VA.
Ell in want of fire Insurance are respectfully re-
qu. stcd TO give them a call.
II. B. SrARKE, Genl Agent
j. B. DAVIS, Pest
j, +. T.. POTTS, Sec'y. my 3o-3m
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W HINGToN June 9.-Pro5abilsties :
Pleasant weather with light winds is proba.
BILE for Saturday on the Atlantic coast. The
storms in the northwest will probably abate
during the night. The rain on the Gull
coast will probably extend into the inte-
rior. Falling barometer, with easterly
winds, will probably continue from the
Blue Ridge to the Mississippi river.
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OF SEWING

OF NG-MACHINEe
Tie GROVER s. BAKER,
In the hands OF the people OF the city and stale,
hss proved lis superiority ny thousands OF
roJnnfnry testtuouiais from tn 'se who are COM
cent 10 jude and Is The best tribute to its inertia
.,he generous patron age Of the public Is guar
anLee It's SUCCESS, and fifteen years trial by the
G lle OF Virginia, fully warrants our claim that
lib. Grover j. Baker is never equallsd and never
cxcelIed. q. & N. w. DARBY, Agents. at
1ny3O 9Ol Broad rect Richmond, Va.
CEWING-MACHINE OF ALL KINDS
y REPAIRED. The SL0AT ELlIPTIC SEW,
&c MACHINES BOUGHT and colo. We zell
;ha only FKOPEiG l. r.aDLAS for the SLOAT
ri.LIpTIC MACH aES. -
sLOAT Il ADDINGTON.
mys lN5 Cary street, ne3r N.h.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

IMMATURE ALMANAC. JUNE 10, .s7l.
soc rleas. ..,,,,.- AZ Moor rises. $50. -. 1851
i'm su.5,.,.,....... 715 3iTo Iidr. ........ n01
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
tFor the Dispatch.l
An Assault
BERRYFaLLE, CLARK COUNTY, VA,
June z. 1871.


BERRrvnlE, CLARK COUNTY, vA.,2
At Castleuan's Ferry, in this county. on
Saturday last there was an assault made
upon negro stage-driver by two mon
The negro was struck on the head with n
stone. and also fired ut. The parties
making the attack were perfectly irrespon.
sihle and worthless. 1t is believed that
there was no design to rob the mail. but
the difficulty grew out of some remarks
made by the driver to the assaulters. who
were taking improper liberties in mounting
the stage whilst In state of intoxication'
A warrant was issued on Monday for the
arrest OF William Wood and Pierce Ashby.
the offenders, but they had ahsconded. II
is the general wish of our citizens that they
may oe arrested and brought to Justice.
AS 1t is not Improbable that this afrair
may DC noticed in the North rs an evidence
ot the soi!it Of kukluxism" in our
midst, ] have thought it not improper to
state that there is but one Sentiment
amongst orr citizens, and that is one Of
condemnation Of the act, and [ NAV also
add that not the least part of the regret Of
those who reflect upon the subject
arises from the tact that designing men
CT the North are ready to comment upon
the acts OF the most lawless and degraded
men OF the South, contcndins that such
Isolated cases Of depravity furnish q fair
exponent of the condition of the country,
taSy
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Con-. FOR THE RELIEF OF TIE Poor, }

COM. FOR THE RELIEF OF THE ICOR, }
OFFICE, 1922 MAIN STREET.
RICHMOND, VA, june 9th, 1871. }
cevei nntIl Fa1na2. june eth, at l2 O'Clock
ST.. ut 1922 Main street, for p aiNTIhG the RI - X
PURCHE> and CUENlCES OF the Ilty 4 ms
house with Two coats Of Lew!s's best "llte lead.
ana u;h2l materials to be OF the best quality, and
TO he done In workm aulke manuer.
VA. JEHktNS, Chairman
je 7-3t Com. for Eelef OF the Poor.
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The CITY OF HUSTINGToS.--We under
stand from Major NcMahon, one of the
contractors on the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad extension, that general attention
is being attracted TO this embryo city, and
that the prediction with some is that Gin
cnnati will be regarded rs Il mere side
show to it. This young city has been laid
off tive miles square, with streets
and avenues, &C., to correspond with
its extensive dimensions. A levee of
Two miles length on the Ohio river
has been laid otf-one portion for
coal exclusively and another tor merchant
disc. Ihe contractors for the building Of
the railroad workshops, Messrs. Snow &c
%, OF Baltimore, have already commenced
their work.
A few lots have been sold on the levee.
several of which have been purchased by
our enterpGioing countyman, Capt. Thos.
j. Burke, and i number Of others have
been disposed of. away from what is in
tended to be the fashionable portion Of the
new city.
The thing looks pretty on paper. We
must await developments for the facts OF
the case.-Folley Tryinian.
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NJ UIlCE,-IU NIUNE IND bhIth
~ PAYERS, STONE-MASOSS, A1E tNCA-
VATORS.-SEALED PkOPoSAi S will be re-
csiyed this office unsil June l3tn instant, al l?
O'Clock NJ for eTONG and bEiCh PAYING;
FiIRNiSHInG and LkyInG FLsGGING and
GUIDING, aod such Grading VI the streets
rs may be required, for the tenn Of one year from
the ~ day u Jtly, lsIl,
rorms OF Proposals can lie had on application
at this office.
The Committee on Streets reserve the right 10 re-
ject any or all prop sails.
lei CnAS. Ii. DIMHOCK, City Engineer.
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EACTS FOR LADIES.

z - ,,.,,,,
II I could not procure another WILSON SHUT
TIE SENlNG- MACHINE would Lot part WltR
mine fer any consideration. w
Mrs. FITZwILSON, Church Hill.
! am delighted with my Wilson shuttle Sewi; g.
Machine. Mrs. LAKEWOOD Church Hin.
would not sell my Wilson shuttle cewln2.Aa-
chine. which cost $50, for $500. h ave paid FOR II
La The VOTE have done on it In one month.
Mrs. MARTHA CLARK, Broad street.
/ am well pleased with the Wilson Shuttle sew.
ug-MacEinc and 10 not think could LIE better
suited. Mrs. Capt. BLhkEY, Leigh street.
My machine always gives me satisfaction.
have always been pleased with 1t.
Mrs. MEADOWS, Cd street.
After fair trial Of machines, have given pre-
ference for the Wilson Shuttle Sewing Machine.
l would Lot take $l0O for 1t.
Mrs. NUNNERLY, Church Hill.
have always liked my Wilson Shuttle-sewing
Machine. Mrs. FACE, stn s'rIel.
CAUTION. L6DtES.-When anything Is said
about the "WiLSUN" which is calculated to iu-
lure It's reputation IN your mind, before You be.
nCve it test the truth by coming to our ONCE and
examining for yourself. We can prove by em1-
uent achuists and hundreds OF In THIS city
IN lt The Wilson - has no superior.
save $40, then, by buying our Machine.
WILSON SEWiNu-MACHtSE hObMs,
inl 70 4Goyernor ST eet.
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.nsglsANCE COMPANIES.

Foreign Markets-GBY TELEGRAPH
LONDON, Jnae 9.-Consols, Sls. Bonds, sV3.
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A NOBLE AcT.-Our Messy Creek CORES
pondent supplements q late letter Us fol-
lows:
In my mention Of tho accident to J. c..
Turnley and others 10y the sinking of the
ilat-boat above cambridge | omitted n very
important item, showing or what moral
courage and presence OF mind some men
are possessed under very pcIilnuS circum-
stances. On board the boat was son Of
Mr.. Pryor. thirteen years Of age, who was
not thought Of as the Others left the sinking
boat, thinking only Of their own safety.
The child exclaimed "Mr. Turnkey, are
you going to leave me to drown?" Mr..
Turnley replied: "No, my child" He then
turned back, took the child OF, placed an
oar under his chin 10 buoy him up, and
with the help of a plank for himself, and
with words of eucouragement-not to be
alarmed. that he would take him through
Sately-rcachcd the,shore about three-quar-
tiers Of mile from where they left the
boat. BE it remembered, Mr.. Turnkey had
his ankle crushed, and was an old man of
seventy years of age. (His ankle was am
putateu on Sunday, the 4th instantly
1ollrs, NC, j. Il. BROWN.
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>.!k- CntIYHrATES vRlSGS.-rhis water
....... p. h~yUSat into popularity by the
e.. ~ HAS. arc i'll Allegheny county,
..-... Il. = rom Allegheny Depot, on the
,-e-...ahr and Ohio railroad. Mr.. Tuos.
k.>>EgY j. IN" manager. The Sweet
,.,.,.sa.e water i = positive tonic agent,
A.. ,..> even The best proofs Of its value in
.t..ttl Il diseases. Ii is used not only
.-..uA;n-, hat Tor bathing. The bath is
,...t ....>.nr and very cificaciouS. 1t is
... ...s, In rheumatism aud Ill cases at
=. ..4ulc.o .u,t,hled or exhausted cncr-
hid digestion. For la1ieS, in a variety
s. ..>r>. the water. either for drinking or
....a.a.. Aa> been sisnally beneficial. The
y....y u, he sweet Chalybeate is lovely
80. ... 5ui The temperature is as grateful rs
....,...A. desire.
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Latest FR0H WARRINGTON.
Change In the Great Mail Route,

WASHINGTON, June 8.-The Postmaster
General bus just ordered the great mails be-
tween New York, Washington, and New
Orleans. now transmitted uia Chattanooga,
Grand Junction and Canton, to 90 oia the
Alabama and Chattanooga road to Merid-
ian, Miss; thence over the Mobile and Ohio
roads, to Mobile thence over the New Or
leans, Mobile >and Texas roads, to New Or
Defalcation in the Post Office Department.
WAsHINaToN,- June GA deficiency of
from So, 900 to $40, 200 has been discovered
In the accounts of F. A. Mccartney, the
disbursing officer of the Post-office Depart
ment. He has been engaged in specula-
lions. Mccartney has gone to the insane
asylum. The Government will probably
lose nothing.
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DEcISIoN.-On Monday last Judge Nc
LaughIin, of this judicial circuit, rendered
4 decision of great Importance, involving
the validity of the homestead law, as ap-
piled to debts created prior to the adoption
OF the State Constitution. It is in accord
with almost every adjudgment that has
been made by the circuit judges in Viz
Slnla. 1t is right. in view of the Federal
Constitution. which forbids interference
with the obligation Of contracts, and, also,
i'll view of the equity Of obligations. The
case was, that in 1869 DempSter's adj
mniStrator recovered judgment against
John d. Imboden and Samuel II.
Steele for 1000, the contract of indebt-
edneSs having been made in 1860. In 1870
the administrator had sued out an execu-
ton and levied it upon the property OF de-
PENDANT, Samuel Fl. Steele. This defendant
claimed the homestead exemption. The ad-
minlstrator gave un indemn,lying bond. and
proposed to sell the property of defendant.
Steele cnioined the sale upon the ground
that lie WAS entitled to the benefit of the
homestead exemption. The court DIS
solved the injunction, and pronounced the
homestead law unconstitutional as applied
to debts contracted prior to the adoption Of
the state Constitution.
This decision is in accord with conStitu-
tional law. the obligation of honor, and the
interest of community Valley Tirginsan.
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NEVERl NEVER!! NEVER!!!
YOU CANNOT DO BETTER.
Good But er, CSC. q n;
Good Molasses, CSC. % gallon;
Prime Roe Herrings, 25c. a doz.;
Good Vinegar, s5c. 42gallon;
Black Pepper, 25c. u d.;
Good Green Tea, 81 q D.;
Best Black Tea, 81 q n.
Buy your GROCERIES at the
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE CO.,
lei corner Main and 9th streets.
TISH, GROCERIES, TOBACCO, sc.
We offer to the trade, as mauufacturers' agents,
100 caddies and boxes choice CHE M To-
BACCU-"(liremouL'i and "Elieno-
rale,n and other brands, one year old.
ALSO.
200 bbls. No. n. G. CUT HERRINGs,
SO bbls. No. GROSS HERRINGS,
Is half barrels No. FA nILY SHAO.
SO half barrels No. FAMILY ROE HEX
20 bids. G. K. SIDE BACON,
IS boxes prime FACTORY CHEESE,
10 tons ROCK ALUM SALT, which we Keep
,es-ar ' RSGERs & McCAECE.
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To the Ladies and the Pn6lic:
Having assoc ted MISE! WITH c: =: Sed"ay,
incm crimes ] respectfully invite ore and all to
gSe me 4 call before buying else "hcre. am
Eir2jniun. and have resided III this city nearly Gu
yeors and refer to tie leadiHg business houses
GEra Ti.slr,l q. POWELL HILL.
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GROCERIES, &c.

TUST RECEIVED, EXPRESSLY
- FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES.
PURE PORT WINE, imported;
PURE FRENCH BRANDY, imported;
p!iRE C;ARET WINE, imported;
PUKE RYE WH1SKEY, mountain.
ALSO,
SHERRY and MADEIRA, imported;
LONDON PORTER, imported;
sCOTCH AbES, imported;
CHAMPAGNE CIDER, Newark.
SHIELDS & CARY,
les 600 &road street.
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OTIS IN FIVE TO TEN ACRES

T OTIS IN FIVE TO TEN ACRES
FOR SALE.
$50 ACRES OF BEAUTIFUL TABLE LAND,
rontirg on the williamsburg turnpike, east or
and adjoining the city OF Richmond, for sale
In FAVE TO TEN-ACRE LOTS.
PRlCs: 500 PER ACRE.
One-1fth Cash The balance In 9, II, IS, "a, 30,
and ao months. apply TO
RICHARDSON Il CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
I'm Nj
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THE NEW LOAN.

The subscriptions to the new loan are
daily growing smaller. The new delega-
ton Of agents will leave on the 18th to
push negotiations abroad. a letter re-
coiyed to-day from Gen. Spinner states that
he is still in London, but has done nothing
yet with the loan.
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SMALL FARM FOR SALE In Hanover
~ county four mi es from Ashland, three miles
from kiUy's station, west or the railroad, con-
tanning about los acres with good lmprovem ents,
and about 100 fruit trees OF choice varieties
TERMS: Unusually liberal. Apply to l.. II.
VINCENT, Ashland, or at City Hall, Rich
mond to
je slim &c. HOWARD.
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100 4-ACRE BUILDING LOTS,
adjoining Manchester, in Marks addition, for
sale. Price, 800 10 sl15 per lot.
TERMS One-fourth cash =; the balance In 8, Il,
10, and ~ months. Apply 10
Richardson h CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
ap "a an lib Main street, Richmond, Va.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

WHEELER g. WILSON'S SILENT
w FEED, LOCK-STITCa FAMILY SEW
iNt;-MACHiNES are the best icr family use:
win do larger range OF sewing. with less lar"r
20 the operator noisele;s, anG less Gem nllca.
ted Than any other. Some OF the most ciniGsnt
rhyslciaus in this city assert that the use 81 me
WHEELER Il WILSON MACHlEE IS lot lnlu-
rious to the health of ladies.
invite Il careful and thorough comparison OF
the merits Of this IL chine with all Others.
~ &. L. RAILWAY,
General gent for Nireirls.
NJ. have associated with me q. PIWhhl
RIiL OF this city and invite att -nion to hiS caro-
herewith annexed. y. IL l..
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-05-05
Radical E1Q-x&Iux.

We invite special attention to an article
On our first page, relative 10 a most hcrri-
BILE outrage lately tran spircd in Ruther-
ford county. 4 negro man. his white wife
aud four children were all hear tIesaly shot
down by three Radical ruffians, aud the
house burned, il the hope that Radical
sensationa'ists would again raise the cry of
Ku, kiux, and so make out one more charge
against the suffering whites in this State.
All of the parties concerned in this affair
were we'll known Radicals, and the testi-
mony against tho murlerers is SO direct
and positive as to leave no doubt of the
object of the villains or Of their identity.
A SINGLE LATE number CT the New York
World, (of the Goth ult., We bclieve.) q
paper not much given to seNsatiopali9ms
and morbid details of crime, contains &C
counts of outrages in Northern (mostly
New England) communities, covering two
or three columns. Many of these crimes,
certainly two, that are enumerated, are
of too horrid and beastial @ character 10 be
even mentioned in print Certainly far
more atrocio1s and revolving than any that
have been attributed by the "God and
Morality" party to the barbarians of the
South. Aud yet we know of no man in
the Sou Tia disingenuous or unkind enough
to imputo these things to an inherently
vitiated society, or political motives"
or any thing of that sort. Thou hypo-
critic, first take ont the beam that is in
thine own eye, then may'st thou see more
clearly tho mote that is in thy brothers
eve -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-05-05

TIE IMPRESSION gains currency that his
Acc dency, Mr.. T. A. Caldwell, will ignore
the act of the Legislature vesting the ap-
pointment of Railroad Directory, on the
part of the State, in the Speakers of the
two Houses OF the Legislature, aud will
assume to appoint them himself. It would
be ridiculous, were it not too grave mat
ter for amusement, to watch the airs of
this little man, who sets himself up above
the Legislative department OF the govern
meut-the disproportion between preten-
sion and merit is so vast. Holden's role
was to override tho Judicial department
.Caldwell's the making power. "Cae-
sar had his Brutus, Charles the First his
Cromwell" Holden an independent and
Senate, and Tod
{" Phobus! What a mama,
To fill the trump Of future fame ?")
may profit by their examples
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-05-05
Dsash ola Dlstiusu1shed Man.

Tho venorab,e CHARLES MANLY, an hon
orod son OF the Slate, and one of her for
,ner great Governors, died at his residence
in this city yesterday afternoon at SIX
o'clock, eyed about seventy-five years.
Governor MANLY was born IN chatham
county, graduated ct the University at
Chapel Hill, in 1914, and studied law IN
der ROBERT WILLIAMS. In 1S48 he was
elected Governor of the State on the Wing
ticket, and in 1850 was, by a small MAORI
ty, defeated by DAVID S. REID, the first
Democrat ever called to the Executive
chair By the people.
For long runGcr OF years he was
Treasurer Of the State University, and has
filled many positions OF honor IN private
life.
CHARLES MANLY was o great AID good
man, and il has bosn long since North
Carolina mourned ths loss OF nobler son,
or a people mournfully announced, one to
another, the death o. moro honored or
loved loW.citizan.-Ral. Telegram 2d.
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Grant On the war Path.

Gen. GRANT is already on the canvass
Tor denomination il 1872. He has late
ly been on o pilgrimage to the Wesf' IN
the hope OF oonciiatins public opinion
there. and is shortly to visit Massachusetts.
In view of this latter fact, the Springfield
Republican apuy says:
president Grant is coming to Massachusetts
again, having accepted en- invitation to attend
the anniversary Of the army OF the Potomac, in
RostCn, on the 18th OF May. But what a pity 1t
is til 81 his numerous engagements Eest and
West leave him no Tina to visit the south, the
section which II oet Of eli needs and would proht
ny his preeepCe.'
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that may befall them
'Ye 1couId be dupes aud victims,
And ne are I"

{ Georgia is to have an Asylum for To-
ebriates.
! An ice factory is to be built ut Selma,
! Alabama.
! In Mobile ''acclimased Chinese tea
plants" are advertised for sale.
Boston turns out 100000 worth OF
pianos year.
Frog is the great card at Broadway res
taurants.
A rope made at Birmingham is Ct miles
long, and II inches thick.
100000 are invested in paper collar
manufactures in New England.
Greeley has made up his mind that Grant
can carry New York.
An acre If sweet potatoes will proiuice
$50 gallons of syrup.
NoaDk, Conn, boasts of three-ey ed
cat. and inquiries how is that for eye.
Georgia claims 60, 900 adults unable to
read.
Nilsson was in Savannah and Augusta
last week.
King Ludwig of Bavaria is reported en-
gagged to the young Grand Duchess Maria
of Russia.
A New York merchant bills his removal
Gone to a Better Place Above-No.
1860"
Forney's Press fairly slops over with
ku-Klux outrage6-the spontaneous gush-
lngs OF grateful heart.
Mus:apha. the pet lion of the King Of
Wurtemburg, which was as tame as dog,
is dead, and the King is inconsolable.
A deposit of genuine black diamonds,
such as are used in drilling rocks. has been
discovered in Mount Hope township.
Orange county, N. Y.
Among the numerous presents which
General Won Moltke received last winter
in France was box of fifty pairs of draw
ers from an American manufacturer.
California has found grass that will
live through her dry summers, and is SOW
ing its seed very widely over the State. It
is called Alfalfa"
The finding of new mineral spring in
to sell the forty acres surrounding it for
$4,000.
The assertion of female equality is the
determination of party of ladies to par
ticipate in the yacht race across the Allan
tic this summer.
Gen. Spinner is to sail for Europe this
week, accompanied by three ladies and his
signature. He will be gone some three
months.
A demon incarnate set fire to the stair
case of Tennessee school house, in which
were 500 children, whose lives were saved
only by the fire going out.
For five years the grasshoppers have de-
stroyed almost the entire crops IN many |
portions of Utah, and they are again show
ing themselves in unnumbered millions.
Chang. the paralyzed Siamese twin, has |
so far recovered as to be able to ride a |
crutch about the house. His brother has |
not left him moment since he was taken |
i'll.
A pew owner in Middletown. Conn, find
ing stranger in his pew, on a recent Sun.
day, dragged him out by the collar, and
then Joined devoutly in the hymn, 'Come
TO the House OF Prayer"
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Titled Visitors.

Besides the Russian Royal Duke, Ameri-
cans are to be visited this summer by the
old Duke Ernest of SAKE Coburg Gotha,
brother of the Late Prince Consort Albert.
and George, Duke of Saxony. third son of
King John First, of Saxony, and cousin 10
Duke Ernest, above named. He will visit
the Pacific. He belongs to one of the
Oldest reigning houses of Europe. II
gave an Emperor to Germany at the begin
ming OF the tenth century. As If the fore
going were not enough to turn the brain
of poor New York, now comes thrilling
romor that the PRINCESS Louise and Mar
quis of Lorne may visit Canada and the
United States. Last of the royal train
comes King Thakambau. Of Tahiti, to beg
off from the indemnity which he engaged
to pay On account of his subjects who ate
two American crews few years ago. / safs
Baltimore Ss9,