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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-01
sEWING-MACHANEs.

A WHOLE COMMUNITY
Derives benefit from a large business at rea-
sonable profits, while the circle which derigei
benefit from small business at large profits Is
TAKE A PENCIL
and demonstrate how much more business Of
800, 900 FER annum will pay at profit Of 10 par
cent than Of SIC, 900 per annum at profit Of Sc
per cent, and you will then see how
WE MAKE MORE MONEY
by selling the MATCHLE:S WILSON SHUT
TIE SEWING MACHINE for
$50 LESS
than any other in the market; and whsn you are
told that 1t is not 50 good as any Sewing Machlne
In the world In any snd every respect Do MOI
BELIRVE IT, FOR IT IS Nut True.
The WILSON is fully licensed, and there ls no
new feature OF advantage that cannot be fund in
our NatchiesS Machine.
We guarantee QUE Machine TO have NO SUI E-
RIUk TO last as long, To ron rs light, TO 40 rs
beautiful work, as oDy Machine In the world.
Call and see IL. We will he glad to show our
Machines, snd do not run d,wn any others to sell
ours AVhxY 81 CO..
General Agents for Virginia and
myl North Carolina, RichmoEd, Va.
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SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS OFFERED
THIS WEEK At
s. HI Rs Il $,
S27 BROAD STREET.

Just received from auction, large lot OF
LLAMA LACE POINTS,
in beautiful designs, at very low figures.
Also, splendid assortment OF LACE COVERS
Tor parasols;
BLACK REPPEO sILK, with white edge, for
Sl.so:
LINEN TOWELS, II yards long, 1t &c.;
WHALEBONE CORSETS at 75c.
Also, in newest styles,
BATISTE SHIFTING, all colors;
FRENCH ORGANIZES,
LINENS for suite;
JAPANESE SILKS, in checks, striped, and
solid colors.
CAsSIMERES, for mems and boys wear.
At s. HIKsH's,
apps e27 Broad street.
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NOTICE.-The subscriber, having :. maze ri sss
rr,tr according 10 law will make application TO
fbe Board OF Directors of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad Company to Issue TO MN z aem
ST0CK of the said company, standing In ,s sle
name Of Alex'r G. Vest, dated November g. 1sss'
lai-. 1E IT,, Y. Z. Waet dec;d.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-01

ROVER s. BAKER SEWN GINA
VI CHINES.-Just received an entire new stock
OF these very popular machines, which will be
sold on as reasonable terms as any flrst-class ma
chine can be sold IN this city. They have been In
use for the last fifteen years h. hundreds OF faui
lies in this city, and stand urriyalled Esll ard
examine the machines aud the III any testimonials.
u. 4 N. ". DARBY, Agents,
jazz sOl Broad ST., corner 9Th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-01

CTRAYED from my. residence, on EEsE
= 3lst, between Clay and Leigh streets I on
RE sGni suFFALo CUW, three years old giving
milk. A suitable reward Will be patd ior he. oe-
iivsry or any formation that will lead To her re-
coyeTy Apply at my residence or A. ne. WV
Franklin street. IL LIE
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EOR SALE.-One fine BUGGY or On
L CASgIAG &c HOsSE, kind and gentle ~
to hirness. Can be seen by applying to
CHas. n. NOD AMEbD,
ap2s-8.% Richmond and Dsu9ille Il. Z. Depot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-01

r OST.-strayed from my residence, ~
red and white COW With horns sa a,es ' d .Sn
o at ends white fsee whlf fonr legs White
s v s nes Under her throat reward wiz sb be
paia FOR any Information cop MsI IN Hicks,
rsnres about 17th street. 81 ~ ~ 1s7 Main street
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1nS,s, sTRAYED. dc.

W: 80 ,n1,1 = 70 a my 80
n, nth white back. The owner can get hef
nv blowing property and paying char TgsI1p
" ANDERSON BLA Ian, Manchaster,
IA. on the Coal Pit turnpike.
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r OsT OR MISLAID, A CERTIFlCAIE
IL OF DEPOSIT OF the Hational Bank Oh vi
gnia No. lse, dated April /, 1871, IN favor ea "a
fed King for $40 600. The finder Is requested 10
lie i've 1t at this o1ice. ap I4-L1m"
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CROCKEaY, GLASSWARE, DC.

GROChE Az, GLASSWARE, dEc.
REoPENED'
E. CURRANT
would respectfully Inform his former patrons and
the public generally III It he has opened tenn ora-
rily at Virginia Hail. 9th street, ana now offers
for sale u well selected STOCK of H0USE-F UR-
NIsH1HH GOODS, consisting in part or
EFRIGERATORS, OF several styles;
WATER COOLERS,
WATER-CODLER STANDS.
WIRE MEAT-SAFES Of different patterns,
WIRE mSH-COYERS, BIRD CAGES,
PLANISHED WARE,
COFFEE POTS in every variety,
STAMPED IRON and TIN WAsE,
JAPANESE TOILET BETS,
L. JAPANESE BIKES, CANI>TERS, &C., &C.;
PATENT and PLAIN ICE-CREAA FkEEZ-
ERS,
WOODhNWARE.
PATENT BROOMS,
BROOMS and BRUSHES of al kinds,
LADIES WORk-SThNDS.
LAUNDRY, CLOTHES, OFFICE. TRAy-
ELLING, and MARKET BASKETS, &c.
Thankful for past f4yors, would respectfully
solicit q continuance Of the same. myl-lm
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TCONOMY is WEALTH.

We are Offering special inducements In psY
GOODS, ana invite attention to our list OK BAR
COED SSsni Styles and qualities of DRIES GooDSa'
Beautiful thu + II L Aid PoPLINs at 30 snd 81,
Excellent BLACK ALPACA at 80, 3't So ana
BLACK GREMAnlNEs e a. Sc and 5 Isl
&C., at lsc. and npTards DRIP =, y % and
COTTON and LINEN DIAPER ~ i'' W. AA'
IRISH 81 II very fine, at s7s So es. and 7'c''
TABLE LINGNS at So IS, 7sc., 8l, &C.;
DuY4IEs at 1sc: pc: DOZEN n
I3RGE WH TIE eUIITs at $780, s' 81 aud
poNSs SSH lrAEAsols, and all other kinds extra
Best KID GLOVES at Sis, warranted and
Genuine el ESGL1sH HOSE for ladies and gents st
eoored tAWNsssss ~ Il and d. sS Worth .
Lotof other goods very sneaPa s5vSs g Ss
apa7 No. col Broad, corner 6:h street.
lust RECEIVED, ELEGANT A.
sortment OF
LACE POINTS and sAQUEs'
In CREST variety.
ap2s CARDozo. FoURQUREAN & CO.
cPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF PARA
SOILS, SUN uMssELLAs, WHITE TARA
SOILS, aud LACE COVERS.
apss CARDozo, F1URouREAN & C0.
DY EVERY STEAMER WE RECEIVE
lar 20 additions to our stock OF DRESS Goop'
DRESS SILKS, &C., &C.
aps2 CARDoZO, FoURQUREAN 8 u:
T Attest NOVELTIES In SP RIM
AND SUMMER DRESS GOODS.
We have In store and are daily recei7lps H'A.
orr racsnt New York purchases one Of the larSes'
and best-selected stocks Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY Goods
to be found In any Hrstclass dry GOODS eSsso'''"
ment in the city, consisting In partoi-
IRON GRENADiNP s, BABEGEs'
| DIAGONAL POPLISS,
| JAPANESE POPLISS and SILKS,
| ALPACAS, SILK and MOHAlk Lo'ih
| WHITE and CoLORED PIQUEs'
| CAMBRICs, LAWNS, and PEsCAbh''
WHITE GOODS In great variety ~ros.
| CAssIMERES LIN K Ne, and 1oiA0-
AIDES, for mems and boys wear;
/ sHEgTInGS SHTRTINGS, SAfh1n''
TABLE DAMASKS, DOYLEs,
| TOWELS HOSIERY, GLOVES
| HANDKERCHIEFS, COLLARS, CCffS
| EMBROIDERIES, NOTIONS, &C. ,,,.
All OF which being purchased since ttso -. -,
and principally FOR CASH. we are selling p'''~'
| which cannot fatl to please.
| in. WoODFIs, III Main street.
Opposite Dispatch ems', :,
/ Our sl.3s KID GLOVES are unsnfpaan,
/ shade ana quality.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-01

HORSES, MULES, &c, FOB SALE.
TOR SAL E.-Seyeral FARM IN
II HORSES for sale at a. W. CARRIER ~
CO.'S stables, 1872 Marshall street, near Cnesa-
pe1ke and Ohio depot.
Alec, thee or four SECONDHAND HAChs.
IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-01

WHOLESALE CROCkERY HOUSE,
w 1905 MAIN ST., RICE MOND.-I have n ow
to hand, direct from the manufacturers III urope
and the United States, one Of the largest best
selected. and cheapest stocks Of CHINA, GLASS,
and no UsE-FURNlSHISGG GOODS ever offered
in this market, to which call the attention of
merchants from Virginia, North Carolina, and
Tennessee, guaranteeing to them prices as low rs
any repackiny house North or south.
nh Is JOHN ASHER.
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DIZZY salll,lpN.
NEW GOODS new GOODS.

K
A
CHExgEH rHAE EyEH,
,i.ssa UL<zTs fsY5GLEsS,
10. 90 BA1E ST1E1g,
Z q. I. 4. Consisting In part Of
As JAPANESss s1LKs, ali shades;
PLAID POPL1HS snd JAPAHE6E,
SILK EMBROIDERED aud STRIPED
IyOS BAREEEo,
BLACK tILKs. very ete,p;
- Ell GNE PUPLIhs, new styles;
BLACK AL Pa CAS- aud MOURNING
Lawn PiouEs and PERcALEs.
con- plete line OF WHITE GOODS
LINEN sHEETINGS,
T.,WEJ4,
HO3TRBY, +see 2tH
80 GLOVES, - @f
HARDKsRCHIgFs,
LACE5, EDGINGs, and FgILLlNGs, very
LACE PrINTs-a great bargsis;
A full line OF CASH dERES and GgET,a
FURNISHING GOODS
All Of which we arc selling at redsced prices.
p JULIUS sYCLE, ao9 Main street
8 sftz between 9tb and 10th streets,
Look at our l2sc. DRESS GOODS;
PERCADES only 2cc yard app
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-01

POUND, GRAZING ON MY J, SSsa
IL farm, called the ~ ooa La BE-.
mapd. SpriI 10Th 1871, q FAIR OF --
S'rEEES. The owner can have Lnem ~ Pa aglnB
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-01

ncar CALICO Mills, which the owner can get
Nv proving property and paying Tor TINS a9Ver-
rtsemths' HPp' Galiego Mills.
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WANTED, merchants and all In want of
w LEATHER Of any description to call and
examine our VERY LARGE sTUC OK before max
Ing their purchases. We guarantee our prices 10
be as Low rs those OF any similar establishment.
o. HI. CHALKLEY d Co., st
Wholesale Leather Leaiers, 18th street.
NH Slim :. 80 q
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-12-14

The Election of Gen. Sigel to the
Office of City Register Of New York,
over Shandley, is one of the striking
features of the most marvellous city
election ever held in the United
States. The Office is the one that
was held by "MiIes O'Reilly," one
of the most lucrative in the city
Up to Monday night the betting was
in ShandIey's favor, and even the
most sanguine Of Gen. SigePs friends,
hardly thought his election probable
Sigel and Shandley were perhaps
the most disappointed men in New
York when the returns came in.
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LINES ON ICE.



ITliose who are dissatisfied with the meter are re
qusstsd to meet her-the poet-on skates, when j
uiirJe fousd that the equality Of the movement +
subject 20 interruptions, and that the unitiss 0
time, place, ard action not strictly obsersedl
It's all quite right, every strap is tight,
MY heels we'll down on the skate.
"Row do I feel ~ As fl stood
On the pinnacle Of fate.
"RidIouIousi'' No. pray dOu'tlet go,l
To me it's nearer sublime,
That is, mean, there's slide between,
= may take at any time.
Thsrel down I've gone I I deserve your scOrD,
Being brought low by that action,
But then, you see, ice has for me
An uucommonly mean attraction.
Do hold my hand TIL we reach The land,
I'm wrigglsr, you're a squirmsr.
Am frightened at all After that fall
It seems that there is 10 TERRA FIRNA.
Find me a seat, commsnd--nay, entreatl
THAT word slipped as I do, you know
What fearful mutations transmOgrifcationsl
sly worlds such fieeting show.
For widely spread views the ice I'd choose,
Wisdom is borne on its face,
Myself, have found, fact gaining ground,
When frequently changing my base.
Free from Shaeklas Al last, every danger past,
My happiness Is complete;
By this provsrb stand, ga skate in tho hand
Is worth any two on the feet"
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Select Miscellany.
INVENTORY oF a DRUNKARD.


A hut Of logs without door,
Minus a roof, and ditto floor;
A clapboard upfosrd without crooks,
Nine children without shoes or fr0cksi
A wife that has uOtuny bonnet
With ribbon bows AMI strings upon it,
scol6ing and wishing to be dead,
Because she has not auy breai.
teakettle without a spout,
A meat-cask with the bottom out,
-As'comrort'' with t,eoptton gone,
And not bed to pat II on.
An Ak handle without an axe.
A hatchel without wool or flax
A poJlid and a wagon-huh,
And two ears Of wsshing-tuh;
Three broken plates Of different kiud1,
Some macksrsI-tlils and bscon-rildI;
A table without leaves or legs,
One chair and half dJzuu prgsi
One oaken keg Will. hoops Of hraEs,
One fumbler OF dark green glass;
4 Idle without any strings,
A gun-stOck and two turkey wings.
O readers of this inventory,
Take warning by it, graphic stO'y;
For little any man expects,
Who ". ars good shirts With buttons iH 'an,
Ever to put on cotton checks,
And only to have brass pius in 'emi
'Tis, remember, littie stitches
Keep the rent from growing great;
Whom you can't tell beds from bitches,
Warning words will be too late.
.-E. r.rrr ALICE CARY.
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A nice young girl at Green Bay,
Wisconsin, was being cOurted by
nice young man. He was generously
inclined, and made her presents Of
hair oil, which he purchased from
the store of the father of his adOred.
After giving her SomO twenty bot
ties of this oIeaginous fluid he dis
covered he was working in circle
as fast as be presented them she
returned them to the store, thus du-
tifully making trade for her father!
No cards.
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The Zen Commandments.

An old author TINS rhymes divine truth:
In heaven shall dwell all christian men
That know and keep his bddings ten.
To aid our young readers to remember these So
cred "biddngs ten," we trsnscribe for their Owl
use tho following originally written ia one Of th
registers of an old perrin in England, by on,
Richard Christian. the vicar. They belong to th,
year I6S9 aud are written in the quaint spelling c
the time, which moderuizel, reads;
"Haye thou no other God but me;
Unto no image bow thy kuooi
Take uot the nome Of God in vain;
Do not the Sabbath day profaue.
Honor thy father and mother, too;
And see that thou 10 murder do
from vile adultery k ep thee clsGn,
And steal not, tho thy state be mean.
Bear no false witness, shan that blot
What is thy neighbOr's coyot not
Write these thy laws, Lord, ia my heart,
And let me not from them depart"
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Conundrums.

What was the fret bet ever NADER Tho alphabet.
What age is most agreeable to a man just started
in busines57 Patronage.
Are auctioneers naturally forsidding class ol
men7
How many cods make a wisoacro?
Why is nn umbrella in wet weather like worn
out horsel Because it is used up.
Can You make blind man liable for bis bill if il
is payable at sght'
Docs n COW become laaded property when turned
into q feldf
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A Republican club has been form
ed in Norwich, England. The pro-
moters disclaim any personal bostili-
ty to the Queen as a lady, but will
endeavor to substitute by all lawful
means a republican for monarch
ical form of government.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-12-14

$50 you are going to keep a
school ?" said young lady to her
maiden aunt. "Well, for my part,
sooner than do that I would marry
a widower with nine childIen. u
al would prefer that myself" was
the quiet reply shut where's the
widower ?"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-12-14

A clergyman once posted the
following notice on the gate of the
church: "Found-Two hats on my
strawberry bed. The owners can
have them by proving property" ."
We do not believe the owners will
call fer them.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-12-14

A failure on tie part of the Republi-
can party to nominate President Grant
for reelection would set the Democracy
square on its legs again-and there is
no other probable event which could so
effectuaiIy accomplish that result.
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An exchange wittily advises young
men to keep away from waterfalls
this cold weather. Might freeze
to you for life.
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A cowardly assault-to beat a
retreat.
The best place for the blind-the
sea side.
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Wheat Wanted.

TEguE undersigned having formed a co-parter-
III ship under the firm OF Jolly Bumganer,
aud having rented the large and cOmmodiOus hre-
house lately occupied by Anderson Bro. nea the
r. Depot, are now prepared 10 pay the HGH-
EST MARKET PRICEIN Cash for RU the Noeat
offered.
Give us 3 call. JOHN H. JOLLY,
F.. BUMGARNER
J Hilisboro, August II, 1871. aRl7E8@
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sEB-Original Enigmas, Cbarades, Problems, ETC.,
are respectfully solicited. The answers must al
ways accompany them, together 9th the real name
Of the writer.
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According to the Philadelphia
Post a gentleman of that city has late
ly given vaccination party. In
stead of cooks and walters, the scrv-
ices of two or three capable ply
sicians were secured, and in the place
Office cream, vaccine virus Of the first
quality was provided. When thesup-
per hour arrived, the guests seated
themselves, and the doctor went
around supplying their wants. The
question asked by the disciple Of Es-
culapius was, (Which viii you have
madame, the infant virus or that
from the cow" And then the presi
ding medical butler was requested to
furnish five infants and three Ori-
ginal cows" or "two cows here and
eight infants-grandfather's pedigree
with one of them," and so on until
every one was served. Party calls
were made for a comparison of arms.
-~o o-
Hon. John s. Way, of Woodsfeld,
Ohio, Judge of the Belmont and
Mouroe Circuit, was found dead, at
an early hour on Wednesday morn
ing, in one of the streets of Woods
field. The BarnesviIle Enterprise
says; "He had been spending the
latter part Of the previous evening
at Minsterman's Hotel, in company
with friends, and was last seen alive
by them when they bid him good
night. At three o'clock in the
morning Mrs. Way became alarm ed
for her husbands safety, and Drawing
the storm that was then raging,
went to find him. She passed within
few feet of him, but her search,
as we'll as that of other parties, did
not reveal his presence. About
seven o'clock Wednesday morning
the remains were discovered in the
street leading from the hotel to the
Judges residence, and within fifty
yards of his brothers door. He lay
upon his back, sleeping the calm
sleep of death, with his face and
body covered with a mantle of snow,
which had fallen after he died. A
glass lantern with the candle burned
to its socket, was standing on one
side Of him, and an umbrella wa:
lying on the other. The scene thai
ensued after the discovery of the
remains, is described as heart rend-
ing"
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Marriage NTaxims

A good wife is the greatest earthly
blessing.
A man is what his wife makes him.
It's the mother who moulds the char
acrer and destiny of the child.
Never make a remark at the expense
of the other, it is meanness,
Never part without loving words to
think of during your absence. Besides
it may be that you viii not meet again
in life.
"HOw gently glides the married life
away,
When she who rules still seems but tc
obeyp'
Never both manifest anger at once.
Never speak loud to one another un'
less the house is on fire.
Never reflect on a past action which
was done with q good motive and will
the best Judgment at the time.
Let each one strive to yield oftenest tC
the wishes of the other, which is the
mutual cultivation of an absolute unset.
fshness.
Never find fault, unless it is perfectly
certain that a fault has been committed
and even then prelude it with a kiss
and lovingly.
Never allow a request to be repeated
81 forgot" is never an acceptable ex
cuse.
Marry into a different blood and tenn
permanent from your own. -
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"uail 70 tie Chief who in Triumph Advances.
"Phe Eighth Wonder of the World"
Nesmith's Great Rheumatic and
Neuralgi Cure, and Magical
pnin EvfroatOr

ItvgiH remove all pain at once, and immediately
cure Neuralgia, LumbagO, Scistica, Pain IN the
Back and Side Piles, Frozen Limbs, Chllblaln5'
Burns ScaIds. Tooth-Ache, Ear-Ache, Head-Ache
no difference how bad, nor what it proceeds irom
Chapped Lips, Chapped RRndss Stings Of Bses'
BUes Of Poisonous lusecss, RBd in taet all OF TIE
External Pains aud Achos that the human iahlly 10
heir 10, and it viii speedily cure Rheumatism'
fresh cases immediately Paralysis, Cont, sgTains
Stuff Joints, Cuts. Wuun5s, Bruises Fever sores,
and BED Sores BY applying it freely 10 the part
affected without rubbing For Tooth acne satu-
rate little raw cotton with it, and place it in the
hollow of the tooth, aud for EAr-hche, drop = or .
drops Of it into the affected, aud all pain Will
instantly cease.
FOR sale bv J. J. BROWN, at his Drug Store in
Hillsburo, Ohio, and by n. Squier, at bis Drug
Store in Greenfield, Ohio JyIuyi
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Labor in Working in coal
mine.
The latest thing in dress6s-Night
dresses.
The great American "ism"-Journal-
ism.
A welcome ship at any time-Friend,
ship.
Saturn is the celestial "Boss" of the
Ring.
Paper caIlers-People who leave thell
cards.
Bump OF destructiveness = Railway
collision.
The last cup Of frOlic is generally
the hiccup.
The place for a picnic-The Sandwich
Islands.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-12-14

LIABILITY OF RAILROADS FOR
LOST BAGGAGE.-Charles S. Perley,
lately recovered in the Supreme
Court $500 Of the New York Cen
trail and Hudson River railroads, for
the loss of a trunk at The New Ham
burg depot last February. The case
is considered important as a test
rnse
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-12-14

Gov. Hayes has collected, and is
now havinga a catalogue ofall the old
papers of the early Governors, pre-.
paratory to placing them in the State
Library for preservation.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-12-14
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vdhodIst Episcopal Cburch--Rcv. J. II.
,rS"rp, Pastor,-Public Service every Sabbath,
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