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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-05

ANOTHER VICTORY BULLETIN FRoA Fkh-
s sAILLEs- r THOUSAND PRISONERS TAKEN.
. VERSAILLES, April A circular was
issued to-day by Picard to the Projects an
nouncing the victory of the Government IN
the conflict before Paris. The redoubt at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-05

Some time ago the Memphis papers
were kept busy in describing the
successive changes assumed by the
bflnkley College ghost sensation at
,ha' place. The sequel to this excitement
Las taken u singular turn. Ine Mr.. j. Il.
robertson, whose little daughter Was the
nIledium by which the ghost was aecus-
Toned to give her utterances to the world,
,ouno sealed jar in the yard of the insti-
tution, which bad been dug for in conse-
uuence Of orders given TO the little girl by
'he Shost. This jar contained some faded,
seiio" manuscripts and letter enclosed in
an, ah envelope. 1t was necessary, however.
G t"tI OesnS one OF the conditions Of the
hAding Of the curiosity-tnat the lar should
not De opened for six weeks. The six
G lex, We're about to expire, when sud.
=; Ie.i ana extraordinary change is produced
~ Tue, 70 to speak, ghostly situation. On.
ucsaay night last Mr.. Robertson was at.
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CAGES CATARRH REMEDY, Pierce's
- Golden Medical Discovery, Mishler's Herb Bit
ters Koskoo, California Bitters, &C., for sale by
-. l.. WAGNER q CO., Druggists,
an 5-2L% 9Th and Broad streets, No, $40.
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saAshRtpADs.

The steamer HEDR9EaNRAFtastngr resumed
Greek on MCNDAYs and THUHsDAfS at
o'cIoekA- Mf0r Eaitmore 2 + 1lt 2. !. :. Y. no
!. kefnrning vii lesvs Baltimore TuEsDAiS,
the landings on the Pdtomsc feach way iorpa
6euRers and freigbB. g'ls. j. B 6kNTH14E
!. ap4-lHr.aa General Freight md Ticket ARsnt.
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t y sr 1< u. G.. AprI' : +, aS yiy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-05


And such articles for family use as are usually
obtained in first-class drug store, ut as reason
able rates as they can be Obtained at other stores
in the city. = =. 81 ... o.. r.s..'.
P.S.-Nfy schools not to be discontinued. =
r. W. CyNE, A. NJ.
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NC Hurrioane b Baton Rouge.

Inc hurricane M Baton Rouge.
Judging from a relation Of the
hurricane Of the I'd inst, by the
Advocate, Baton Rouge suffered
more than any other town we hear
Of. 1t says:
We give more serious losses, to-
gether with the names of the suf-
ferers, below ..
S. L. James & Co, Iessees of the
penitentary and South
walls blown away, together with
the roof Of the shoe factory and
cells in the south wing of the build
ing. Estimated loss 100000.
United States Arsenal-Store-
house No. 1, two hundred and ftty
feet long six feet wide whole Of
second srory and roof blown away;
also three hundred feet of the la
botatory frame building and roof of
one of the powder magazines.
Rough estimate 100000.
W. D. Peterson, coal merchant
Six boats laden with coal and
flats, number unknown,
Estimated loss between $4,000
and 100000.
J. Sharp Mcdonald & Co., coal
merchants. Estimated loss $1O,-
600. I
S. L. James & C., briokyard-|
Damage to machinery and build
ings. Estimated loss between
$4,000 and $4,000.
Catholic church Roof blown
away and half the the arch ON the
inside expected to fall. Estimated
loss $4,000. .,..
Charles Wiok-Three buildings
unroofed and otherwise damaged.
Estimated loss $500. &.
Abbott & Coady, merchants
Store unroofed and goods more
or less damaged.
Among those who suffered in
minor degree, having the roofs and
gable ends of their houses blown
away, are the following Henry |
Jones, A. ], Bogel, Arbour and
Brother, Judge d. d. Avery, w, |
Z Tunnard, Judge Favrot, Timo-
hy Duggan, Mrs. Waldkirch, r,
1. Burk, @. X. David, A. Montan,
'r. Mrs. Greenwall, s. III. Hart.
The losses Of the above persons
ary from 5000 10 $500.
While the storm was raging and
fter the walls of the penitentiary
nd the roofs of the cells had been
lown away, an attempt was made
u some Of the conyicts to escape,
ut only one OF two succeeded in \
citing ont Of the prison; they .
ere speedily retaken.
IN
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E~ Woman. Perhaps more
Just and beautiful compliment has
never been paid t0 Woman. than
the following by Judge Story.
TO the honor, to the eternal hon
on, of the sex be it said, that IN
tho path of duty no sacrifice Is too
high 81 too dear. Nothing IN with
them impossible, but t0 shrink
from what love, honor, innocence
and religion require. The voice NJ
pleasure, Of power may pass bv
unhesded, but the voice 81 aztec
ton never; the chamber ia the
sick, the alter 81 religion never
misses the presence or the sympa-
thy of w0man nmid though She
Be, and So delicate that TIE winds
Of heaven may not too roughly
visit her, on such occasions she
loses all sense 0f danger and as
sumes & pratmnatug courage.
which knows not ard 8ls n0 con-
sequences, Then sha displays
thatundaunsed spirit which nail her
mUrmars or regrets, and That
patience which seems victorious
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standtng Advertiseraents.
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Indian Punishment.


Indian Punishment
The Pottawotomie Indians used
to punish men who ran away With
the wives Of other Indians by tW
ing the culprit to the ground and
allowing the injured husband to
bite off the nose of the destroyer
of his domestic happiness. The
law has been abolished recently, in
of the scandlous con-
duct Of a Shawnee Indian named
Shying Mule.
This brave had no nose, that
feature having been sliced off with
a scalping-knife during d contro-
versy with friend. So when
Shying Mule eloped with the wife
Of Pottawotomie, and he was
arrested, he adorned himself with
3 wax nose one of a gross provi-
led for such an emergency. He
vas tied to the ground, and the IN
ured husband bit the nose OF and
it. He snacked his
ips once or twice, as if it didn't
aste exactly right, but ho.had too
much spirit to admit that ha was
old.
Shying Mule Immediately an
way with the wife ofanOtherb brave.
When he was brought back heha1
fresh nose on looking as natu1. 1
S life.
The Indians we're surprised; bat
hey turned the husband "a, ana
q bit away and swallowed the
Tax without winking, This kind
{ thing continued OFF and on for
To years. shying Mule gliding
way sixty-seven squaws at differ
ut periods, and every time he re-
Tned with one Of those noses
sanding out on his face like the
.arker on a sun-diaI.
The PottaWotomies considered
lat this kind ofthing was getting
be monotonous they we're
jared ; they regarded tie miracu-
Us success Of this Shawnee as
Iltivator of noses a direct intima-
On from the Great Spirit that
.eir law was wrong, and So they
polished it. Shying Male says
is gradually working these saw
res onward to thatperfeet Chris
N civilization which give 1 man
right 70 Kin the person who runs
vay with his wife provided the
rsaken one can prove that he
Is insane.
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THE WEEKLY ECHO

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BIZ
w. PRATHER.. PPODrfefOr
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LITTELL's living AGE.

DIAN and Execution commenced by
Justice Story, Councillor hent,
resident Adams, Historians Sparks,
.rescott, Bancroft and Ticknor, Rev.
4, w. Beechor, and many others,
1t has been published tor moro than
y years, and is now enlarged. il is
ssued EVERY SATURDAY, giving 50 mum
pers and over 5000 double column octa-
Q pages of reading matter, yearly
It's work which commends itself to
VERY one who has a taste for the best
lterature of the Magazines and Re-
leS's or who cares to keep up with the
vents Of the time.
u contains the best Reviews, Criti-
lsms, Stories, Poetry, Literary, Scien-
az, Biographical, Historical, and Po-
aeal Essays from tho whole body of
nghsh Periodical Literature making
Eoiumes year, OF immediate inter
Y and solid, permanent value.
Pnbhshed WEEKLY, at SSa year, free
postage.
80 AN extra copy sent gratis to any
.ae getting up u club Of seven new sub
eahers.
Address
LITTLE a GAY,
30 Bloomfield St., Iioston.
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The Wandering Jew Re-
appears.
After nearlv a hnndred -

appears.
After nearly a hundred years 81
quiescent inyisbiIity. again comes
a rumor just as good as any 81
the like sort in the past, ne
dare from an obscure village
in the neighborhood 81 Antwerp,
that the strange Wandering Jew
has appeared in its vicinity.
Ut has passed swiftly through the
market place, carrying its tradi-
tional staff in its hand, clad in the
old Roman costume, worn and
dingy, barefooted, and with its
long beard streaming IN the wind.
Adults fed from it IN alright, but
some children followed the figure
to the outskirts of the village,
where it paused and addressed a
few words to them. I5 told them
to go back and tell the people a
new ruler had arisen in Europe
who would bring Belgium Holland
and other powers under bis rule
that the present year would witness
many vicissitudes among the peo-
pie, and the many beads now lofti-
ly held VIII have fallen before its
close. Let the Emperor wilhelm
look toit.
Upon being questioned by the
children as to his name, the mys-
terious stanger responded: Seek
not to know, I have been here in
the past. / shall be here in the
future. Until the end 81 lime
shall I walk the earth unoeasing-
IT," Then the figure waived its
hand, turned from them. and took
up its plodding way, gradually
disappearing from their sight h
This singular event has created
much excitement in the neighbor-
hood in which it is said to have
and the sensation caus- /
"a BY the rumors Of this mystic /
eious parsonage as spread to !
Atwerp and other cities oil Bel II
5ium. The Wandering Jew was !
'een in Brussels, in IVA. Pre- /
'iously to that he had been seen 1
It Strassburg, in 1880, and later !
n 1889. h
In some quarters there is be- !
ief that this person who lately 1
in Belgium is an impos- a
or, but the accounts that are given !
+ the sad expression of his counte- 1,
.anoe, the dignity Of his bearing, \
nd the almost supernatural ex-
ression Of his eyes, forbade the
in the mines OF those
'ho Witnessed his sudden appear I
nee in their midst that he was h
ther than that mystery of the ages Z
doomed for contlmely To our 2
aviour to abide on earth until he Il
hall come again-the Wander i
ig jew. Fl
la
RgA- Il say Jim, dey teIi me p
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MULLNTT 4 KEENER.

hE prepared 10 enter Homesteads,
! investigate Rio Hando claims and
oate patents for lands, Surveying
.elllily and faithfully done. All in
.sls9len regarding lands given to par
M " distance for moderate compen-
A-'Aa SRaglC A March 2, 1871
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THE ADVANTAGE OF PRINTTSG.-
Mr.. B. a wei known metropolitan
printer, once told us that on one
occasion an old woman from the
country came into the printing
Office, with an old Bible In her
hand. II want" said She, "that
YOU should print it over again.
It's gittin' a little blurred, sort 81,
and my eyes is not what they was.
How much do you ask ?"
Fifty cents.
"Can YOU have it done in half
an hour2 Wish you would want
to be gettin hone-I hive good
way out of town
When the Ola lady went out, he
sent around to the American Bible
and purchased a copy for
fifty cents.
Dor sakes q mussy Z excl0im.
"a the ola lady When she came toI
.ook at il. "how good you've fxed
.tl i never saw nuthin So curious
IS what printers is
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B9A- Il say Jim, dey teIi me
dere Is q man down east ddt IL 50
industrious dst he works twenty
five hours il a day, How IS dat,
Cufy ? Dere ana only twenty-four
hours il 4 day @Why he get up
an hour before daylight, you stu
pid nlgger
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E q mississippi man adyer-
tised q COW lost, il one 81 the VII
Mge papers, and in less than an
hour she came home with copy
of the paper stack Ia har horns,
which she had probably been read-
ING q, advertising psys,
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A. SIMON,
M0n1HactNI,er of
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE.

COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE.
GENT for Bucks Pater3 Brilliant
N Stove, to which First Premium,
were awarded at the Louisiana Mechan-
les and Agricultural Fair, Jan'y 1868
Ilso, at the Missouri State Fair, Oct
1866, '67 & 6S.
Importer and dealer in Cooking and
Heating Stoves, Table Cutlery, Hard
ware, Hollowware &C.,
Orders from the Country directed to
T. .. 3, 1856, will meet prompt atten-
NO. 104, CHARITIES STREET.
noI3 ly ..... NEW ORLEANS.
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TERMS:
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Every subsequent insertion. -. rs
Announcement of candidates for
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Advertisements sent in for pubIica-
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Liberal discount to those who adver-
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No credit will be given for Advertising
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business and place of residence, with
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Legal Notice.


Jesse JOY and Eli Joy, who reside in the
d State of West Virginia, heirs of benjamin
Joy. deceased, will take notice that John Beard
more, administrator of Benjamin Joy, deceased,
on the 3Oth day of November, 1870 fled his pc
titioh in the Probate Court within and for the
county of Monroe and State of Ohio, alleging
that the personal estate of said decedenti is in
sufficient to pay his debts, and that he died
seized of the following described real estate sit
uated in said county. to wit: The north part Of
the southwest quarter Of section four township
four and range six; also, the southeast quarter
Of the southeast quarter Of section ten township
four Of range six; the prayer Of said petition il
for. the assignment Of dover TO Susannah Joy
and for the payment Of debts; said petitionsw
Do for hearing on the 9TH day Of january, 1871
/ JOHN BEARDMoRE.
assetl. - knes 4 HWiuR Atfys
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Probate Notice.

I N consequence of the burning Of the entire
j records and papers Of the probate ofics,o
the'1 9Th Of june last, IT becomes necessary ioi
Bxecltsrs, Administrators and Guardians who
have not made final settlement with the
Court, to renew their bonds. Thoseknowiug
themselves interested in the matter, will
please give 1t their immediate attention with.
out further notice. w. I. SINCLAIR,
aug20tf. Prcbste Judge.
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mI.- a.. 1:4x1. - - .x.,.
.....s 81. ~ ss..hs. nss.s Sa .sssd .,so i
ss, % n's as e.. iuIs,s a;,., ne s1a Ia ..le ~
'1 - AZ 'lo'iuay - = '"'s o'aeA
W.
just before the State Bank Of ONO
closed lts existence, a Dill appeared at
he parent pank when was ten dollars
vn sl1s q 'ols NJ, sna ~ ssensy uoi'a!s " lhe
oacA Dun snsss Wy, t'Iv.loa.n ,ns.s =. ll-
u.lp ~. ~ ~ s.ss y .S. -. onI. .a9'eJ S''Se'
anu .ac e''sAA "as ae,e. soiss
NideWs are estimatea oy shc square
mile IN new Hampshire. lwenty 70
the mile Is thougnt TO DC good raiio.
M 2 sDilss y ls as gooa as = nile, isn't
II rather rougn on the WIDOWS 70 count
twenty OF them 70 one MISS
A stranger in Belfast, Me-, spent much
Tune the other uay m looking ior ms
ioss PocAetnooA, an0 ~ sue .%iilgu'
nour iouhu II ~ MS coas-ta,i pockee;" :,
ns nau loncwee .oo ~ ilterally SI : aal :
aa'iee ~ osslns anoss 'nihss WHICH
are oeslil-u.
A farmers wife, in speaking OF the
smartness OF ncr son. a lad SIX years
old' sala de can reau nuentiy, repeat
.ne "no.e lases ~. ca,,'as av" er e.,'an vuns !,
~ aJdaJ : a. tho l m ..n,,nr hanoe,1 ..and vastor
.Jsu licked Na3 P.wsan throwsd tho
2 es9 = ~ tl,a ,vsIl end stolo old u;.Ilon,s
,o;,olef is ss,s y - -. - -
e 49,. , -. ,.....:..l
rsssa s,s Tn,p y your ,,s aorse .1r peeaa,ne
X. g ~ any ot.sc. snc lo'lo9ios l )
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NTANTBD AGENTS, (s2o Per Day. /,
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makes the clock STITCH" (alike on boil
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Mass, Pittsburg, Pa, Chicago H., or St, Louis
NO, jan3w4,
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NATTONAL HOTEL

Main Street, Bdrnesvilie. Ohio.
n. e. FrasIer, !: ~: Proprietor.
m HUESTS will hnd the best accommodation
M q. this House, and no pains will be spared
Ito make them comfortable. ssal. i 4
! Backs leave the Hotel every morning for
wocdsssld. Carriages and drivers furnished
ttravelcrs ct al tinss. sepalY.
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Legal.

DAvlD a. C0NGER, of Washington county,
~ Ohio; Lavina Daugherty, wife of Joshua
Daughery, of the state of Illinois; Aaron
Conger, of the State of Missouri Elijah A.
Conger, whose place of residence is unknown;
Mary Purtlebaueh, wife of George Purtle--s
baugh, Of. the State Indiana; Stephen l.. Con !.
ger,of the State of Nebraska: Julia A. Walton,
wife of Richard K. Walt on, James n. Bough-
ner, John NJ. Boughner, Blias C. Boughner,
Margaret Boughner, Mary Boughner, Julia A..
Boughner, ThomasJ. Doughner. May Bough-
ner, Lavina Boughner, Michael Boughner, Jr
Margaret Conger and Michael Boughner, Sr.,
all of Monroe county, OHIO, will take notice
that on the 18th day of November, AID. 1870,
a petition was filed in the court of common
pleas OF Monroe county, Ohio, against them
by Charles A. Conger. and is now pending,
wherein said petitioner demands partition of
the following real estate, situate in said Mon.c
rcecounty, to wit: Lot numberthree in the
town Of Cameron, formerly Jamsstown,) ac-s
cording to the original plat OF said town;and.
that at the next term of said court. said petit
TONER will ask for an order for the partition
of said premises.
boo CHARLESA. CONGBR, Is d
nov22w6. By Hunter & Hunter, his att'ys.
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u N / o N H o @, S 3 ).
(Southeast Of Pebble Squars,9
SIMON DORR, :::. Proprietor

IL r,ssi sssf s1st3zsF{5
JTAv1NG recently taken charge Of this
III House. the Proprietor has reftted and
refnrnishedit It throughout ina manper calou-
lated to make II ono Of the most desirable
IstoppiBg plsceslin this part Of the State.
Guests viii. find the best accommodations
at this House, and sno pains wiilEbe spared to
make them comfortable. ees < 5a
The Stables are commedious, and the trav,
felers' horses receive the best attention.
sep1Y.
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TO PHYSICIANS
New YonK, August 18th, 1868.

NEW YoRK, August 18th, 1868.
Allow me to call yonr attention to my
PREPARATION OF COMPOUND EXTRACT
LONG LEAF, oUBRBS. JUNRER BERRIES.
MODE OF sPnEPARAT1oN.-Buchu, in vacno,
Juniper. Berries, by distillation, to form q fine
gin. cabebs extrs sted by displacement with
sugar is used, and small proportion Of spirit 1t
Is more paiatabie than any now in use
Buchu as prepared by Druggists, is OF . dark
color. ltis q plant that emits Its fragrance; the
action of fame destroys this Gts active prin-
ciple} leaving a dark and glutinous decoction.
Mine is the color of ingredients. The Buchu
in my preparation predoniinates; the smallest
quantity ef the other ingredients are added, to
found not to he a Tincture, as made in Pharma-
copGa, nor is it q Syrup and therefore can be
used in cases where fever or Inflammation exists.
In this, you have the knowledge OF the ingre-
dients and the mode Of preparation. -
Hoping that you will favor 1t with trial, and
that upon inspection IL will meet with your ap- ,
With feeling of profound confidence,
am, very respectfully,
ssi ......s.. H. T. HELMBOLD,
Chemist and Druggist Of 10 years experiences
From the largest Manufacturing Chemists in the
Worldly
november 4, l6o4
y am acquainted with Mr.. H. T. Heimbold;
he Occupied the Drug Store opposite my resi-
dence, and was successful in conducting the busi-
ness where others had not been equally SO before
him. have been favorably impressed with his
character and enterprise. ,5i1as
50 WILLIAM wEIGHTMAN. /
Firm of Powers and Weightman. Manufacturing
Chemists, Ninth and Brown Streets, Phil
adelphia. .s.s.s--i.-.s - 4sf
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NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
N was, on the Goth day of October, 1870, ap
nointed Administrator of the estate of Benia.
min sJoy, dsc'l JOHN BlARDHoRk
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once affected with Organic Weakness, requires
the aid of Medicine to strengthen and fnvigorate
the system, which HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
mitted to, Consumptiofor Insanity ensues;
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