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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-01
~ GruljlIs 4 Williams,
10y 'ITNJIIS- a " IIITUUISi
tua'iOnctis and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Ma!u aud Bank.

'FllE ..oI Observation-Disclosures
4 BRICK DWELLING, No. II, ON FIFTH
STREET, NEAR DIR. HOGE'S CHURCH, FOX
SALE At AUCTIOE.-Un WEDNESDAY the ~
premises the above-descrilcd DIV ELLING. now
occupied hy Or X. y, Hudson. 1t contains four
teen rooms. Il iias recently been repaired ana has
all the modern I'M pro vpnrnts, Culyerts &c. 1t may
bc seen from { 20 i j. NJ anti the day Of sale:
This Is In every respect one OF the most desi rabe
rcs!Gcnccs now 81 the market,
TERMS: at safe. GRUBBS It WILLIAMS,
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NrfW YORK MARK ETS.

NEW YORK. September 3o.--Cotton weak sales,
e6,i bales: urlailds, sic; Orleans lpc Flour
Southern, S7.7oG@los0 for common to fair extra
&c Spring wheat opened Mt l6l2 cents better SlG.M
Sl.;s for winter rcd western. Corn--g!! 6LG5ac loI
western mixed. Pork frncr, .itlNYSi''yo. Ne-S
ana heavy, st@p!c. Tnrpcntinc steady, csc. Rosi
ly 6 (.
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Hv +, II. Valentine. Aucllonccr

DRICK DWELLING ON BROAD
ID STREET FOR SALE Ar hUGTipE.-At
the request Of the owner, will SOL on FRIDAY
NEXT. The It'll da,. Of ;ct"icr. n .! o'c'ock. That
vrry valuable BRICK DWELLING en- tread street
second below tine African church. and opposite to
Mayo street. Tile house has ni'r rooms ~ IT, water
and gas, and IL conveniently arrange" Tor large
family.
Al sale. &c
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AcGuiftal OF Mrs. Fair.

SAN FRaEcIsco, September 30.-The irr,
IN the case Of Mrs. Fair, on her second tria
for The murder of Colonel Crittenden, this
morning Iendereda verdict Of "not guilty.
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August Belmont Declines.

New YORK, September 3O.-In reply to a
letter from the Young Mems Liberal Repub-
Ican Association, August Belmont writes,
declining the Use Of his name In connection
with the Mayoraty.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

LoSpoS, September 3o.-A meeting Oh I ,or
road servants was held in Hyde Park ycstel-
day afternoon to take into conside i,hic oh
measures for furthering a movement w men
has been already inauguratcd for me ne en ~
grafton of large number Of this cE''s 70
T I'hc ship Nazarinc was wrecked OF FORM In.
Of Of the latter part OF last week, and all on
board were drowned. Many reports OF o pune
di I Of less severity have been received
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BY GruhiS & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main ard Bank.

THE VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE
i RESIDENCE mo. 1l7l on GOVERNOR Or
THIRTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN FRANK
LIN AND CAPITOL STREETS. FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-Tke property above referred to. for
merly occupied by the late J. Fl. Con ray. viii he
sold at auction, mnor INC premises, on MONDAY,
7th of October, at S O'Clock Z. N.
The dwelling has eleven rooms besides bath
room ard servants apartments, with water and gas
throughout. . g.
tits finished In the best style, md Ii ail It's al-
pointments is first. ClasS residence.
The situation is very pleasant overlooking the
Capitol Square, and the property Is particularly de-
silable to professional or business gentleman, be-
Ing centrally situated, within u few minutes walk
Of the public buildings.
TERMS: Attic sale. r
GREBBS & WILLIAMS.
oc Auctoncegs
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THREE FRAMED DWELLINGS AND
NINE RJJILDIEG LOTS IN PORT MA1C
AND FULTON N AUCTIoN.-By request ,H Hl
Mr. j. W Stout will sell at aHc non upon at 'i
p'cIock r, NJ TEN LOTS, fronting 80 feet each on
the south side OF Graham street. running naf tbc a
feet to All alley 10 feet vice: ibrec new framed
dwellings. ,,,,s,,,a s,rcc,. In PORT
one-fOrrth cash: balance at 4, 3, anu /.
months. With Interest. and trust deed. l.. .,,,.
The attention OF these wanting properly III ln!s
or;i Notwithstanding uCIglborh00d IS Invited 70
W., ,ra! a ,"pt'N' GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
luc s.te' Auctionetr5.
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BY James NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VACANT
Il LOTS on HULL STREET, MANCHESTER,
AT ACCT!ON.-By virtue of Il deed Of trust exc
cutcd by Leandcr WoodSon 10 secure the payment OF
certain sum Of money therein described. given for
aporon OF the purchase money for the said lots. de-
fault having been made in the payment Of part Of
said money, AMI at the request OF the beneficiary III
said deed will proceed TO sell tie premises,
FRIDAY the 18th day of October. lsT2. alta o'clock j..
", the LOTS above described, fronting OF Hull
street forty-seycn feet two inches each. and dcSg-
mated Lots Nos. Is and 10 In Pcrciras plan of tie
- Falls plantatiOn.'
TERMS: Made known on day OF sale.
Sc 80 JAMES u. TAYLOR, Trustee.
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s,xv,o,.,o, Of oiy-pumping.

T1rrsv1LLE, PA, September 8o-At
final meeting of the oil producers u was re,
solved to stop pumping for thirty DAYS. All
the districts were represented, ana tue ieei'
ing was unanimous.
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By Cook & Laughtcn, Aucuoneerst
corner OF Governor end Franklin streets.

corner OF HDFtI IIor s-II'1 Z I'I '-f1 =
TToIrsEHOLD F URNITURE, CAR
ri PETS: BANK COUNTER, STOVES. PA
NOS. &c, At AUCTION THIS DAY et ~
O'Clock We VIII sell at our anc;ion ?, rsf,I
RRTESFI.S md INGRAM CARPETS,
NEW HEMP and RAG CARPET,
MAHOGANY SOFAS and CEAIRS, .rDs
MAHOGANY CABINETS ann aShSA a'DS'
JESHY IND and COTTAGE BEDSTEADo'
HAIR aud sIUCh M !, TT ES% sPPssksSos.
EyTENSION DISING-TABLES,.
ENGRAVlhds'
MARBI E-TOP ThBLEs.r
i0IJSGES FEATHER BEDS.
CANE and WOOD-SEAT CHAdikrSI;;s
GGanNK1Nf; and HEATING S1oFfr7'
large BANKING or coChiiN"-hoo'E
COUNTER. ,r-curo>- ,uc,ou,e-e
nc1 COOK LAU6HlpS, HMctIoc.Is ---
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France.

PARIS, September 3O.-Victor Hugo has
been nominated by the Republicans, OF
Alriers for member of the French Assembly.
The Government condemns Gambetta's
course in addressing the people in the pro-
yinces. His speeches are considered indl,-
Greet and il-timcd, and rs calculated to need
lcsslv agitate the country, which nceos fe-
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BY Lyme & Brother.
Auctioneers and Peal Estate Agents,
No, l2l2 Main street.

TOR SALE PRIEATELY.-At the re-
Il quest of the owners offer for sale privately
THREE VERY DESIRABLE FARES. situated
respectively one i'll Henr'co county, near Rich
mond one in Gouchland, near the Short Pump:
and one III Chesterfield, near the Halfway house, on
the turnpike leading to Petersburg-all with good
IMPROVEMENTS E. ID. EACHO,
Sc 2S-it Real Estate Agent.
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BY LYME - Brother.
ATrt!chrers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street.

TOR SALE PRIVATELY, THREE
Il HANDSOME VACANT LOTS on the enst line
Of Cherry south OF Dover street, fronting 80 by ls5
feet each 10 alley Being iii rapidly improving
locality, offers fine chance 10 invest Good terms
offered Apply to LYNE.& BROTHER.
sc "S-!t hu"tOncrrs.
I ANDS.-I have in my hands for sale
IL LANDS, in large and small quantities, IN
almost every section OF the State. 4 number Of
them are large. fIst-cass estates, with splendid
improvements. aud desirably located on navisable
rivers or railroads.
GEORGE NJ. DREWRY.
sc l9-lm lola Main street.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctoneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main ana Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VA.
" CANT LOT IN SIDNEY. ON TIE NORTH
SInN OF Az ALLEY TWENTY FEET WIDE
RUNNING FRUM LArKEL TO { II Il II Y
STKEET.-Jnc execution Of II decree Of tho thanccrs
Court of Richmond entered on the sih ci July, lsI2
In tho causes of Rogers Us. Williams trustee, anC
Lipscomh ~. Rogers, viii sell ut auction. upon
the promises. on TUESDAY, October ISL, ~
o'clock J.. ~. the LOT situated rs above, fronting
81 feet and running back ln3 feet.
This lot lies In rear Of the property nf NJ. u
LipScomb, trustee and William Rankin; anu Is re-
former sale IL comply with the terms thereon.
TERMS: On. fourth cash; balance ut four, eight
and twelve ulcntlis. with Interest. ~
1"' JAMES Fl. DOOLEY,
Commissioner.
,,u,.up. U-,rI,vs Auctinnrrrs 81 20
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HIGH CONSTABLES SALE.

will sell at public auction, at rooms over \
AnfOniS, No. 1l0j Main street, on WEDNESDAY,
II day of October. ls72, at II A. NJ, the following
property. levied on 10 satisfy dstreS, warrant IN
my hands in favor Of A, Antant as. De Falcourt &
WIFI:
oct. Papcr F!kS, Waier-Cooer, Pictures. Sign.
!nkstands. Shelving, 2pitooos, Chandeliers Fell
ders. &c, Sc.
TERMS: Cash. 4. d. DUESBEERy.
n ~
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RESTAURANTS.

VETELLE, No. 1904 Main street, is fully
~ fortified against summers heat az
What with one eNpedieut and another 1t .ss{SSGsar
VIII go bard Il he doesn't keep his GUS -sssssas
toners and friends cool and comfort 6SS
Ills I.ARDER has the best products Of the season,
from the tropics 10 the lakes, which are served In
the BEST STYLE OF ART.
Ills BAR is the best, both for sk,lful brewing and
superior LiQCORS-uncQualled In this city. II
with these and ices and cooling mineral waters gem
teInen can't keep COOL then the weather must be "a
bot Us Vesuyius itself.
Thankful for past favors, he enews his invitation
TO the public; erdpromisess. etiou, II that Ia to
be found In this world. jsl0
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BALTIMORE MARKETS..

BALTIMORE, September 3d.-FloAr quiet aud y.
regular. Wheat steady; choice amber s2@ss;;lnG ,;
sonthcrn, 7odI72c: yellow GGlle7c.;' mixed western
c5nasc. Oats quiet; southern, 4oG4@c; western
mixed Acc: white, 4lGI.2c. Rye unchanged. Pfo
visions less huoyant. Wh!shey quiet ana STEADY q
g33c. ,,., ..x
West Virgiria's, LIST. AL bids.
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Ifniy.

ROME. September 3O.-The Pope, to-day
went out beyond the precincts of the Fatl'
can for the first time since the occupation o.
Rome by the Italian Government. lie pro-
ceedcd to Porta Della Zecca and walked il
the gardens.
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nsa,. ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

By Moody & Royal,
Pcal Estate Agents aud Auct"neeIs'
corner Seventh and Hull streets, Manchester, Va
E'OR SALE PRIV ATELf, sen ERAL
L DESIRABLE HOUSES and LOTS, suitable
for small families, ~ prices Ringing iron, :Tv 10
e.. 600, aud 81 very desirable BUILDING LUIS III
different localities.
Also several FARMS lying near Manchester corr
tanning from ~ 10 200 acres ri prices iT;nPi%e lr"
$500 to Sl,5o2, with Improvements on liberal 1cIhs
OcI MOODY & ROTALL, AuctionccrS.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE PRl-
III VATEIY.-Onc Of the laatcst and most a.
tractiye DWELLINGS of IL size i'll the city, Wlth
two stories. ciintairinG seven rooms ana Nlichcn'
with w,tcr and gas-Gxt.Wcs III the dwelling ana tn,
usual modern improvements, h"rdScmc'y nnlShea'
and lot 40 by Isl teet with q: alley In the rear.
situated ~ uic southwest corncr, ot Grace ans
minus Of the street railroad for sale privately The
location Of this property /. among the most de-
lightfu In the city. and none Is Increasing more
pidly IN value Apply TO
RICHARDSON & CO.,
oc LIT 1li3 Main street.
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T7l7RPIN's BON MORCEAy J .cA6 od5es
ci,oicc brand Of CHEWING TObAGiG GS . adueu
to sdy cSmpsss ss IN. Of br nnf for sale BY the
Fine Boiled aud Raw Lnseed, p FOR aaIc iv
Colors of every nue., eio'i'" S. i. DOVE.
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TOR SALE, handsome PONY, aN
A suitable for II lady or boy: rinc years ~
old well broke: kind under the saddle or In bar
ness. Raised by Colonel Julien Harrison, Gooch-
land county. who warrants him perfectly sound and
gentle. Apply to !.
oc l-1w WALTER K. MARTIN & co. .
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PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET

PHILADELPHIA. September 3o.-Cattle market
dull and frvors buyers; sales Assoc head nj SO
S775 Sheep unchangcd sales $1,000 head al SOC
$3.50 Live hogs trmer: salesi,@Jo hcad al eS
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WINES. LIQUoRs, T0RACC0, &c.

..
INFECT IMPORTATION.--50 casks
~ Bass Ale; 80 casks Allsopps Ale 50 c pas
William Younger's Ale 100 casks Gulnncss pe,r
ter. bottled by Burke HILBERT; 90 aozen leek
Frean Cracker; 25 cases Colman's D; s. r: Nus
tardt J, J, and a-b thus; Irtsh Mmsa ne rerior
qualities Geisler's Champagne ,u
We offer these goods at New YORK pllceei WIN
freights added Also,
i,Dgo dozen 2-fh and 3-fb. Peaches,
1.oa0 dozen 2-r and BIB. Tomatoes,
$50 dozen Winslow' Corn, nm
ut Baltimore prices al Of the best paekeTs ~ 5"
more. j. Eht -, xH,tn strart
nLD RYE WHISkEfS,
W RECTIFIED WBISkEfs;
PTiRE APPLE BRANDY,
FRUIT BRASDIEs,
LONDON BROWN STOUT,
EDINBURGH ALE,
and general aSsortulcnto OF
WINES AND LIQUORS.
III s''ie a'' A0' +. COURTNEY JENKINS,
Wholesale Liquor Dealer,
No. lib south Fourteenth street, peio" ."''
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctoucer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Of Eleventh aud Bank streets.

ARGE AND WELL-ARRANGED
~ BRICK DWFlL1Si;, On TIE WEST LIN +
OETulED HEyW kE% MAESiI Nh MD - VIM 1; -
sold M auction. on the premises, Oh TUESDAY the
LIST day of October. 1872. at /. o'clock l.. ~: the
large and cnn' euicuily-ar,1nr"d Biz On DIV III
ING located ~ above. now owned and occupied y!
Mr. Archibald Boiling. Tie lot has a front ct -
feet and depth of 1873 feet with The rlNirEc Oh III
allev on each side. The dwelling contains cieVen
ronius Including tir,c i'm tie BASEMENT ana i III
good order There is in the yard large double
brick Kitchen and Spacious brick Stable ana car
ria.e-hou,r This place would sril u iliGy FANNY
as ihrrr NJ annie accommodation for such an one
TERMS: cl,s.iuurh cash; halAncc ut SIX, twelve.
and eighteen ~uuths for negotiable notes, bearing
interest. secured by trust deed.
W.GODDJN Arciionccr.
90 l2-lila,.e..3,37. 3e&Octl
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Tx CHAN GE, SALE AND a.,
H LIVERY STABLE, FRANKLIN ES5S
STREET BETWEEN EIGHTEENTH AND
NINETEENTH, RICHMOND, VA.-MUL rs aud
HORSES for SALE Parties In want Of stock .s.i find
Il to their interest to call and look tie stock Al,
stock warranted as Represented. Stock taken on
livery. s--e. - 9 y
y 2e-3m EDMOND RoSSIEux.
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WANTS..

WANTED. good COOK, WASHER
w ard iRONER, white or colored. Apply at
5QT north Fifth street, with recommendations.
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We would invite them to look at our assortment.
We keep constantly on hand from twenty-five TO
thirty MULES aud from twenty-five To thirty
HORSES, and arc receiving directly from the West
sc II TURNER 4 co. Davies old sfa nd.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-09-26
Good Testimony for Grant Gov
crnOr buckingham Speaks.

81 +1,,,,, !, l,a++or o,-;
1t Is l0lluIl"Co 'll5'v ,,,,,o7 I,aI,i+ nf
4@hCe cong. i,.l ,llC tIat nf ," ,,,,1i
Ir'SluGiiI Tl"li' 1il''I .. It,,', ~ w nn,,
cl0uS SIalll'tItI' ,llC
lSoh. 0tlltIoI 'uCNill?l ''''i III u ''''
speech "l 2', Iii }l I,Cll , coil o1,4 +,o
D,o-S1lI,t Cr,,+ T. ,,.;II va
,l"Dl'9 ~ - ,l,Io ,r,+i,
~ Por9i,' ,, ~ ~ ,,,+ ,,,,5 +1,o
tIio o'l 49,, 81, i P'l,I tI'n
Ia 20 lit' Ir;,I.., Inf
I.i;IyoliDo III i 4+ ' I,- lin, and
WIN say tiIi7' :iI''' i'e' ;,
oCJii "l|ii tiit,t vi i,, 49,,
pulI0 '',' l'1CI a., li ~ Lie ia
t 4 - i H. ,,,it HIM tn Fonrt
US ILiI. +,,.1 ,'ao,,, aon ,,,tnr+oi,,rI
Y y; ,n' NV, t,I,1o y,-,4 Win Ii,,, tn
ti,'' ~ ~ Sow. rd,Go1 o,i tnnra W..
lnt ~ tho ,,1hIic +o1io I,bnrn thnra ,,.a.
,, ,', ~ don,t l,nou, that no Lr.,,I, =
Yl,,l IF 1'i,ol j,,,l- lI,,+I-i,,,, ~ ,o,'
l''~ s1I Ll'' IaI- i-tou + Aftor
I;,'or d ,.as s,,ffo,;ro ,oI,, .ovaroI1
,,,itI, lnodo",o o,d - ,,.o dioicnIt fGr
wv, ",,' ~ ,,'not Lis fria,1s. and ,,nt he
43 r,,,. ,.,,,. 49,, 1,l,,, ~ .o,,i,I tL1i,
2tl"e. ~, OH 'T,,r ,, ,,C;+L him, ~
t"L . 'v,''}''',''' ,f+,,.,n1 t I,a,,T
'lio 'l''It'', ,'lt i o. ~ '',~' In .,f
MllyIC ">tNIl liz C,,.'t'' l'O tI,o+ L' 5aI
ICIliI4 aG> ,'l,l' ,.li"i
one " 'ho:o "a nv ,,t
i' mas a. UNIT I ~ IN ,'-'lG'
t%:l tI,o' '',,,' 'li , - III D, any w.
'HIS VIay P.%Plo H"No ?TI!o %""! 'I.','
POI Gu tlI''I IC'';,9' ~ III 49,
Ili,.ot t1 ~ ~ ol.,'li,, .l
llltL. lllttl lltN liz 90 ~ Al liii'l " LANi
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-09-26
Flashes of the Campaign.

Sam Bard is stumping Pennsylvania
for Grant.
Ex-senator Carlisle, of West Virginia,
goes for Grant and Wilson.
Judge Hoar is spoken of in Massachu-
sets as Senator Wilson's successor in
Congress.
Senator Wilson and speaker Blaine
will soon visit Ohio and take part in the
canvass in that State.
Judge Troy, of Brooklyn, says his sig
nature to the call for Bourbon State
Convention was unauthorized.
Senator Joshua Hill, of Georgia, who
has been declared as supporter of Gree
ley, has declared emphatically for Grant
and Wilson.
E. Joy Morris has reconsidered his de-
clination of the Congressional nomina-
ton from the second Pennsylvania dis
trict and will stand the fire.
The Democrats of the third Maryland
district have nominated w. j. O'Brien
for Congress. Hon. Thomas Swami has
been renominated in the fourth district.
The Louisville Courier says ''The
people of Tennessee should not trust
Andrew Johnson. He is hundred per
cent more apt to cheat 'em than Chea-
than himself"
The anti-Greeley Democrats of Del
aware exhibited so much strength that
the Wilmington Commercial is confident
that the vote of the State will be given
to Grant, 1t further thinks that Laf-
land (republican) may be elected to Con-
gress.
The Bourbon Democrats have issued a
call for a convention, to meet at Mans
field, Ohio, on the gath inst to nominate
a straight Democrat for Congress against
Berry, who, it is claimed, is not fit for
the place, ION account of drunkenness
and lisgraceful practices.
The Bourbons have called State con-
ventions in New York, Iowa, Illinois,
Indiana and Pennsylvania to nominate
electoral tickets In Kentucky three
Democratic newspapers fly the O'Conor
and Adams flag. In st. Louis three Ger
man papers have hauled down the Gree
ley FLAG and ge for O'Conor and Adams.
The New York Irish WorH and Day
Book are out for O'COnOr.
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selections.

Innocence is always unsuspicious,
He loseth little who loseth not God.
-Earths, rough yet poblest spell is
energy.
Let them obey who know not how
to rule.
A brothers sufferings demand a
brothers pity.
The man who possesses health is al
ways rich.
The dream Of one age is the science
of the next.
Science is good for the wise, and
better for the fools.
-Superabundance is a trouble; COM
potency brings light.
Nothing is so stupid as to vanquish !;
the real glory is to convince.
Carlyle denominates songs, Little
dew drops of celestial melody"
He who can pay homage to the
truly despicable, is truly contemplate.
Conversation is an art in which a
man has all mankind for his competi-
tors
He who is too good for good advice,
He who reigns within himself, and
rules passions, desires and fears, is more
than king.
"A true and genuine impudence is
everthe effect of ignorance, without the
least sense of it.
Harmony exists in difference no less
than in likeness, if only the same key
note governs both DartS
-Four persons are unbearable; A
proud beggar, lacivious old man, a
rich Liar and naughty ohieftain.
81 love God, | love little children,
| love the flowers" said a Persian, in
vindication of his character as true
poet.
The great struggles in life are limit
ed to moments; in the dropping of the
head upon the bosom-in the pressure of
the hand upon the brow.
With common men there needs too
oft the show of war to keep the sub
stance of sweet peace and for king
it is sometimes better to be feared than
to be loved.
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Communication Money.
PAwLET. VT. Sept. 90. IS.

LEI, l., Sept. ~, Iof%.
Edit0l RutZllnd HeraId On reading
an article on Communication Orders Of
Drafted Men, o." by Volunteer Of 81" /
was reminded of the common remark
that there is two sides to every question,
and | think there is TO this also: and
while | appreciate all ''EOlunteer" says
about veterans who experienced dreary
marches, cherries midnight vigils,
through snow, rain, sleet, victories and
defeats, filthy prisons, etc, | do not
agree with him about the ''cheek. want
of justice, etc, in making their petition.
Let Us lock at their side awhile. The
government gave them their choice, did
it What Justice or equity is there In
paying large bOunties for two wears for
volunteers to fill the quota Of recruits
assigned to each town in the State: and
then when the government institutes a
draft giving the citizens of each State
their choice" to raise their quotas Of
men or be drafted: and the citizens fall
back upon the draft, rather than pay
the requisite bOunties. and give. those
drafted ''their choice" to pay three hun
dred dollars or serve without bounty.
and when another draft stares them in
the face. these same citizens formed
themselves into a committee Of the
whole as recruiting officers. commence
paying from six hundred to a thousand
bounty. through fear that thew may be
the next victims Let Us look a little
further at the practical working effect
of this course. Suppose a man was
drafted worth twenty thousand dollars.
who willingly takes Ibis choice and
paws the three hundred dollars. while
the poor boy, without dollar, is com
PEELED to his choice 10 serve without
bounty. or ask his friends 10 loan him
the money and remain poor the next ten
years, perhaps. The draft stops, and
each pay taxes to procure soldiers bY
payment of large b0unties. as they would
have done 10 save the draft already
made, and the poor boy would
have had nothing comparatively 10 pay.
Now the citizens Of each town have ac-
tually retained the money they would
have paid rs bOuties 10 fill the place Of
each drafted man. and have had the use
of il to this day. The poor boy paid
$500, the rich one paid the same, and
left il in the pockets Of the people; had
the draft continued tie matter would
appear i'm. different light; but when
YOU look at the draft. (in IFS results as
/ have suggested. as a score, in effect,
making every citizen a recruiting officer,
] confess | cannot discover the cheek.
50 plain 10 Volunteer" or the injustice
either.
Yours. for the right.
]. RICE.