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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-02-08
Railroad News.


The engineers of the Rock Island & Pa
cite, and the Michigan Southern Railroad
Companies are busily engaged in drawing
plnEs and specifications for the new pas.en-
ger depot in Chicago. The depot is to be
constructed ON the old foundation and almost
exactly a. it was before, except that the roof
is to be entirely of iron and fire proof, and
the Mansard portion is to be rejected and
the brick walls to come up to the roof. The
Offices will be on the north end Of the build
ing, ashley were in the old structure WORK
will be commenced early in the spring, and
the building is to be completed before next
winter.
CHICAGO, ROCK BLAND & PACIFIC.
The Kansas Branch Of the Rock Island
& Pacific Railroad is rapidly becoming an
important feeder for the main line. Ar
rangements have been perfected at last.
whereby this new road will be ap. to get its
full share Of business for 1872.
UNION PACIFIC ROAD.
There is apparently struggle to secure
majority ofthe stock of this Company for the
purpose Of controlling the approaching cleo
ton next March, and in consequence prices
of stocks have greatly advanced, though the
recent distractions BY snow have had ten
dency to unduly depreciate the value Of the
property in the eyes Of most Of those who
deal in shares. The Western Union Tele-
graph and the Pacific Nail Companies are
said to be working against the present direc-
tofa-Railrood Garefte
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-02-08
TOPEKA.

Progress Of the Senatorial Iuyessisa-
tion.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-02-08

above, no geologist would doubt. Its wid.h
and extent can be only matter Of conjecture
This survey ID interesting, y also !. ths
fact, for the irst time, demonstrated her
that the Diamond drill can be used success
fully for deep boring. Never before hal
this kind Of drill reached the depth it Ia,
here. The many obstacles which have here.
tofore interfered With it, uee At such dep1h,
have been overcome BY new and additional
apparatus invented On the sput BY the Superin'
tendenf, Mr.. Finn.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1872-11-08
Plantation Bitters.
s. T.-l86O-X.

This wonderful vegetable re.
storative is tho sheet-anehor of
the feeble and debilitated. As
a tonic and cordial for the aged
and languid it has no equal
among stomachics. AS a rem
edy for the nervous weakness
to which women are especially
subject, it Is superseding every
other stimulai {. In all eli
mates, tropical. temperate or
frigid, it acts as a specific in
every species of disorder which
undermines the bodily strength
and breaks down the animal
spirits.
jan9-iy
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1872-11-08
LYONS KATHARIOn,

FOR Freservfng nnu behuttfyfnR the
Human Hair. To Prevent Its Fall
Ing Ont and Tarning Gray.
wcll-preseryod Head of Hair. In a person of
middle age at once bespeaks refinement, eie-
gance. health and beauty. It may truly be
called womsns Drowning Glory. while men are
not insensible to Its advantages and charms.
Few things are more disgusting than thin. friz-
ely. harsh. untained Hair. with head and coat
covered with Dandruff. Visit barber and you
feel and look like a new man. This is what
LYONS KATHAIRON will do all the
time. The charm which liesin we'll placed Hair,
Glossy Ourls, Luxuriant Tresses, and Clean
Head. Ia noticeable and irresistible.
Sold By ilDruggists and Country Stores.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1872-11-08

our MOTTO Is; g; A GOOD ARTICLE AT A
" FAIR PRICE is cheaper to the buyer than
an inferior one ut low price.
We make wagons only, and by concentrating
all efforts upon one class OF work. by ayailing
ourselves of long practical experience and care
full attention TO the wants of farmers and freight
ers, by thorough system In the use of skilled
labor. improved machinery and best materials
system which effectuAlly excludes all shams and
offers n constant premium for honest work-we
have succeeded in making a wagon which has
no superior.
We use Leonard's Patent Seamless
Thin.bIe skein. set by Patent Axle
GmaRe, which secures absolute
uniformity and makes the
lightest DRAFT Wagons In
the market.
We use the patent Reach Coupling. whereby
Reach may be shortened or heightened by simp-
ly moving pin.
The bottoms Of boxes have
doub1e cIeats in the center,
secured by double straps, which
hook over the top, instead Of being
simply rlveted 10 the sides OF the box.
Our wagons have taken the highest premiums
at the State Fairs Of Wisconsin. Iowa, Mime
sofa, Nebraska, Kansas and Missouri, for their
durability beauty Of finish and lightness Of
draft
We warrant all wagons Of our manufacture to
be of good seasoned timber. and well made.
Any breakage within year. resulting from
defect. either in material or workmanship, we
agree to make good without cost TO the pur-
chasers.
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JOB PRINTING

JOB PRINTTNat
The News Job Office is now supplied with an
excellent stock of type, borders, presses, paper,
cards, and other materials and facilities for
good Job printing. Additional materials are
arriving, and we ask the attention of our
friends and the public to the fact that all job
printing can be handsomely and expeditiously
done at this Office.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-05

csrx BEAUTIFUL sMALLFARMgLx
EsRffRt AND PUr0MkE EAIL.
RDkD IN THE COUNTY, OF EN
MILES FROM TIE CIfY0Fs RIgHNGaD.-u,nt
FRIDAY tile 9Th day OF November, lsisl w WI
yery desirable FARMS, located rs above described,
First. FfFTY ACRES OF FIVE Pa parsof
the tfanI recently owned by John u. 1i.1sD MI mns
Eeq. This tract has been highly, improves. ny
buildings are good and ample; GweiiIng IN suuJi
repair, With sig rooms; nafn, s s,loa ,sr > d &c.
Second. FO~KTY-TEKEE acres adjoining inc
ahoyr: no improvements I; land in fire heart aDout
one-half cleared, the balance III woous' Aoou StI E
land. ,Nn vEyEN-
EIGHTHS ACRES adjoining tract No. q Tor the
ih Ponfrth, 'TWESTY-sINE AND FIvE-EIaHTHs
ACRES adjoining the ahove-au heavily ~ooccd.
Fifth. A most desirable little FAM, cohta1ulnS
FIFTY-F0UR AMI FfVE-ElGHi.i SunI
With new tC-oTTAGE RESIDESCE Just completed,
containing four rooms, located about 200 yards iroI1
the railroad and fronting the same on an qievairn
spot, adjoining the farm of the late Ino'nas bou'LIr.
The land is Of ane quality. about tfteen acres "a
which are I'm meadow. the remainder hlgh!anI.
Twenty-Five bushels winter OATS nave heeh see"eo'
Sixth. FIVE A RE s with good FRAME
HOUSE with two rooms, and ont-bhiidlnes h H.
garden. we'll OF excellent water, &c, aalolulns j.
land or J. Thompson Brown ESQ., ana iofi'leii' ~
property or Miss Patsy Tyler. o,,
All oftnesa farms front directly on the faiiIoau.
are In 4 heilthy and good neignoornoou; a.ia ~
truck and dairy farms arc very va!uahtc. Inc tldills
on the railroad stop at all Of these points, OF very
TEnSs At sale, and will be very liberal.
no LEE GODDIN, AuctiohceFs.
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NIssENy sEExesasses ,ss
an sssss ,.ss,s sss s sisss a sssss: st,... ss sss
roaTor nIUHMosi, NoFgNhsR I, is'p.

ARRIVED
steamer Wyaaose, ssas Ass ssg Lieut. rsss' mefe''a'-
dise and nas ssnssas. y selson. Sosfolks merchandise
aud passeneers, d. n: Kegess, agent ,os yors
sehssner Caroline g;ah,sa miss ana b ssns : ,raiIroad.
fa arI'nonsr K. & G. Renton, Bndd, New, York, rail-
road irop, chesapeake aud Ohio ailrnaa.,.,, ,,,.
Schooner Morning Lighs, Bowen
eG seh %: ne Il. q. Eley, McHenry, philadelphia
c0 saS 9; -, . j. Il. Ford, Gallagher, Havre De Grace
coal saS ~ y; aIexanaer Massey, Donnelly, Havre de
Grace, coal T al Tst e Yon Mullen, Hayre de Grace,
niSsiror. Tld Dominion Nall Works. ao,, .
Schooner Flight, Stone, Havre de "f'ce' ''''''@ .
Schoones oliver jameson, Windsor plaster sra,
pi Schooner e Sa.. <. VI. Lee, Dukes Philadelphia coal
Ws; ehtoonsr Virginia. Dryden, Philadelphia pig
iron, Old Domin,on Nail :" G ,ncsscn. PHILADELPHIA,
'e ssh =; b; h gann +. McDerv,tt, Lynch, rhi'adrl'
| phia, coil, ". Roberts.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Nori"ls, meF
| chsndise and passengers, L. b. Tatnin, aScni- var,
| Schooner Brave, Bradley, baltimore 7" i
ris sehn rHm.ps' Waller Palmer, Gale. and armenia
| Cafe down The river TO load wood ior Ne" A"A
BELOW, bound Up.
schooncrs Lizzie Florence, Lipplnco'' '"''
| ser, Lndrew Stewart, aud diners.
CLEARED FoR THIS PORT.
BALTIMORE, November s.-Brig Nautilus '''''
| DayidS. o,,.nA
BARK DR.. c. Upper, Chambers f:oin ,fs ioiu'
! nj Norfolk ist Instant.
DISASTERS.
Schooner Annie Borland, VOORHEES,. from Jane:
,;v.r Jnr New York, with wood. went ashore at'Nt
| ,hrca miles south Of Fcuwtfkss ls!aI:d OH MONDAY
| md will be u total loss. CgeH.safcd. u,
3 sieamsHip Wysnoke, Czech, Richmond, Ctty
! Point, Norfolk. !. hours. wEis4nerchaaolse ana pss
sangeIs 70 the Old Dominion Steamship COMPANY,
CriGfer 20, I3o 2. NJ, Off Hog Island, ieil In via
steamship Albcmarlc. from norfolk Tor view iork,
with loss of rudder; took herin tow,ani aficf"aras
experienced II heavy northeast gale. WITH q .l'eh sen;
pulled out her bits. bowspr!t, and foremost, and
nartcd her lawser several times had great ci.ncultS
la getting her 10 port; last twentH,tour h'ufS i1'
strong Westerly winls With 81 sniootn s3i.
Schooner Georgia staples. Lord, nom fichinono
for Washington, u. c., which rcccndy putllit3 NulI
fplk I'm distress. has taken q steam p!iip on poaft
Inv recommendation Of a board OF survey ana w.
b.. lowed TO her port Of de2tluaticD ~ steamer Is. y
[By Telegraph
FORTRESS MONROE, November &-Passto III, Orig
r. Fl. ToId, from New York for RlchinonI.
NTw YORK. November 4.-ArTt'%i ont, steamers
Baltic, City OF New York, Wyoming. ard sllcs!a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-05
BY Lyue& Brother,
A%uctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. l2ia hTHln street, !.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \ NICE
" TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLItG. STA.
TED on TIKI SOUTH LINE OF Ai ST!i5EI
FUT:RTH STREETS- At AUCTIoS:-hy virtue
~ A decree OF the Chancery Court Of thr ~! OF
EichmGn,s IN the cause OF Cole. trustee. rs: toiraii,
ala, entered on the s1st II October. 1872. | SHALL, rs
commissioner thereby "appoin;ei. in execution OF
said decree. sell ct public auction. or the prciai~c+
tie lonr OF i o'clockP NJ. tho LOT, With that de-
siraiIeERRItK DWELLING thereon, located a,
;Icse Described, containing SIX rooms. wlth "hrIc!
"Fffc;trri Icounectehj with four ROOMS. nnd the rsila
0ut-li1Gscs. Thc lot has Il front OF 50N33o feet, more
or less.
TERMS: Onc-third cash: balance ut SIX an,
.ts7c!fc months for negotiable nhlCs. Interest added
fstE d TIE SCt9ined by the Court until all thr inEIlnst
Ifsirsv j. bah and a c0nYeyancr ordered y IN
Coilrt.' hoBE!si SIii;F"a.
LYxE& BHOTIIEN, AuctioNters. 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-05
BY d. X. Wetsiger,
Pea, Estate Auctioneer, 1915 Main strces.
TOUR VERY DESIRABLE BULLDIN,

T7oIra VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING
f LOTS ON tLAWkENCEl TWELFTM M
SGETsIISS AND RAILROAD STREETS. MAJ
SHEsfER, AT N~UCTION.-By relnes. OF We
owners. VIII sell, on the premises, On shICMDAf
the nth tay of November, lS7o, ut 4 O'Clock z. ~,
those valuable LOTS ~ above-yiz., 60 feet opposite
TO Sir. 3. r. Owens's, on Twelfth street, by is iest
deep, between Mr.. Douglass Baird's and AZ; Asn-
dox,s' sThis Is considered one of the %prettiesf lots In
Manchester. And those three go feet b, 12sl lots
on jJones) Thirteenth street IN rear Of ar; a.; =
With M excellent two-story barn thereon, built oil
good material. This: c lots VIII be divided,
: The nearHess OF this property TO the fetcrsnurs
,Innnf. HeIIe Isle, aud Richmond By the free bridge,
and in nm improving past Of the town. sho!iia n
dTra pcrsons In want Of Il huildins lot To attend IRIS
sair. =, ITO e,1n-
tfIcr the sale Of the lot, L 10: or CEDAt tCSh9
md a small 10. OF LUMBER VIII 70 sou LOT caam.
rlnA ~. ~
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LYXE s BNOTIIEN, AuctiOMteI.
Ey ". tiCad
By ". ticddin,
Real Estate Agent und AurtioneeT.
Office corner Eleventh ana Bank streets.

COMMEMORATIVE OF A FRAME
- TENEMENT ON THE NORTH SiDE OF
LEIGH STEEET NEAR TO EUIiti:'h fARh:-
civ OF richmond pronounced. on tie 10Th October,
~. In the case Of Wilson aud wife rs. Ga!!l, &c, !
shall. rs special commissioner, proceed 10 &'!l al
puIlic auction, upon the premises. at u o'clock ".
on MONDAY the lltl' November, lSre. the FRAME
DIV ELLING-IDESE and 90 on The ncHt!: Size
on Leigh street nearly opposite 20 Enkcr's fark'
property Of Charles Sae!zer ana others.
TERMS: Enough In caSi; 70 !efr'y the expenses oil
sale. the tax : for 1872, uia 10 pay OF and discl 'r2c
= negotiable nctc for S2!G II on y credit as 10 2!5l.5t
TN August :, ls73: on q credit as to S:i$.%7 Ill
August +, 1873, md lis 10 the balance ti!nleSs other
nlEc announced At TIE hour Of sale. payable 7ih
February, I&75; In each case, for negotiable vote,
hearing Six Per cent. interest, ana title retained Till
tic further order OF The court.
WILLIAM JOSIAH LEtKE.
no LTD; Special Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-05

A SUFFERER BY CELEBRITy.--The Gazette
de Paris publishes n curious extract from au
album of the year 1912. which, if veritablc,
shows how strangely NJ. Victor Hugo has
been made to suffer for his celebrity. The
note In the album is supposed TO be In tine
handwriting Of Hugo himself, as It's contents
point to that parsonage as its author. The
following is q translation of this complaining
document: "List Of persons OF eli condi'
tions who have done inc the honorto use my
name
"1st. NJ. Valere Hugot, employed In q com.
merciai firm, does not sign his prenomen
Valerie In full. He crowns it with & Y III
such O way that the signature Of this Mon
sieur, In case the 1t" Is irdistinctiy written
or disappears in the flourishes Of the sigma
turc, reads "V. Hugo; this measure cosi
me one day 1900 francs.
"2d. Mile Josephine Hugo, daughter of !
worthy porter Of tho Rue Chanolnesse,
thought proper to play in comedy under The
name Of Victorine Hugo. She drew crowds
and achieved a great success at the St. An
tome Theatre i; she was thought by the pub
lie to be q sister Of mine whom l had left tt
poverty.
"8d. NJ. Adolphe Hugo, a musician wht
plays upon the flute, announced himself or
posters as A. Hugo. He is taken for my
brother Abel.
"4th. M. Felix Hugo, O tailor, signs him
self in the circular which he distributes
FELIX Hugo He Is probably thought 10
sbe my cousin.
a5th. NJ. Hugot, au inr-keeper at tie
corner of the bridge Of Neuiily, leaves out
the st. on his s~lgn-board, and calls himself
simply Hugo.
aDthrAn actor whom I met at Amiens,
wishmore hardihood, calls himself 'Victor
Huge, He appears in thc utility business.
eth. A gGnsn of Paris, a match-vender,
chad himself condemned, the other day, for
.Yasraney under the name Of Victor Hugo
An embarras des Hugos, truly!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-05

eEasr@1sYs &Ss4sAf% n gfkY7f s ~
asra3 eD8 ssd dlsssassssss
;aaa,ss eox1as Eayasisas and Hill sAftestst
nfanclessasy Va
anmsnsaoNFRs hLg oF vAIgA 4.

rsassnssIoNERs saTE OF YALUA-
JI - eYssT5IsAYYaT THE MffsEurHiaS
coaL-PfTs.--By virtue q 2 t tes ras,r sn " sbssiar.
s gah In fSe' chancery SUIT therein pending
Styled Gsndsrs gs; Cornelius p z; i Eiil9a q I f snst sd prg-
.,,,s -, tbe. ! ,fii day of November. 1872, tilat being
cours.dsy, ii. u O'Clock 4. DC, that J yai sa6 4 1 b1ii
Iyiig IN The Midlothian township two anu ID = r u,,d
i%l1amyfIie railroad, containing TIL L RE IA 4, Ia Ia
bCiiES. With good dwelling thereon; aug a,i Ine
Hssnf:i5 INTEREsT IN sEvENTY1EIYE
tGREs adjoining the shoye-dcscribed VIII go
balance in cultivation. THIS land Hes imnneeta,ets,
in the coal-lie!d, or VIA, Is salled the r,n %s9t1 eas'is'
i'rt - . S,ash "a 20 so mlcII rs will be necessary
10 nav the EXPENSES Of sale and costs of this suit tsnd
the Balance npon n credit OF one, TWO, ana tnres
rra1s for b5uds beariOg six per centum itisrsst
}. ~ day Of sale. the tide being retained until the
,rioic purchase money Is fully paid.
"ro s. BROOKS, Commissioner.
uoonY 6 ROYAL, AuctionCers. iod-taS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-05
A MEXICAN HOTEL.
CORNER TWELFTH AND MAIN STlFETs'
RICHMOND, VA.

This house IS now open for the reception al tht
public. Centrally located in the heart Of tic city, OF
the main street, In close proximity 10 the Capitol
Post-otlcc, Custon-bousc, hanks. principal business
houses, churches, aud all places OF arnu2eincli, Il
presents advantages possessed By few hotels.
TO my friends aud the travelling public generally
| offer every lnducement that II long experience and
q constant desire to promote the pleasure and com
fort of Iny patrons will warrant
The tables will at ali times * supplied with the
test that this and other markets affor!:
Attached 10 the HOTEL Is a ~frst-2lass RESTAU.
RANT, which will he under the immediate control
Of tile proprietor Of tie hotel.
Pledging my undivided efforts 60 please, | re-
spcctfully solicit the patronage Of my friends and
the public generally. j. NJ.
or Slim Late Proprietor of Spotswood Hotel.
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- BY Leo & Goddih. acfionae
No. llI3 Main street.

aIoT1y & RoYALL, ,Auctioneers.
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By Gruhhs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
Eleventh street between Main AMI Bank.

Y'RTSTEES' SALE OF TIE FALUA-
! RLE LITTLE FARM CALLED NEET
HAMPTON. on TIE NESTHAM RQhH, F0t1;
MILES AND 4 HALF VEST OF RitHMnED.-
In execution nf tie provisions Of Il deed Of trust from
". y. Lawton to I.ucicn Hid. dated 10Th October,
Is5s. and recordci In .~ftcnrico Cont: Court office,
being thereto required ty the assignee OF the Crcd!-
ter. we, tie undersigned, substituted trustees. viii
sell ut %ancripn, upon the premises, on SATURDAY.
al November, 1ei2. ct Il +. M, The LlITLkFAR2:
above referred 70, containing FORTf-oSE ANI
AHALF ACRES, running back to the canal.
Tie improvements consist Of Il good RASEl
DWELLING With about SIX rooms, the usual out
horses, AID u good orchard.
TEKis: The deed preseribes Il sale for cash. bn,
we are aut,oriZcft IN state that more fayo able terms
will he made known at the time OF sale.
NJ. II. GlLIIhM.} Sub r.,stn..
JOHN II. GUY, "" -'7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-05
BY Wellington Cioddip,
Auctioneer aad Real Estate Agent,
corner Of Eleventh add Bank streets.

MEAT AND COMFORTABLE BRICK
~ DWELLING ON TUE EAST LINE OF
TENTH BETWEEN LEIGH AND N STREETS
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Atth the rnlaeSt OF Mr.
Sanue. SiEton (who Is about to declluc housekecp-
ingt I shall sell At auction, gu thu premises. on FRI
DAY the sth November. 1872, NJ i O'Clock z. 81. his
neat, attractive and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES residence,
No. 62l. II contains seven rooms apI two closets,
Il two stories above the basement, Iron vcraida Ia
front and two-Story porch I'm tho rear, with sliding
doors and marble NANTES In tile parlors; gIs and
water on the premises, aud an excellent brick kitch-
en-, slated, containing. three rooms and the whole
premises In COED order. Pos ession given on or be
fore the lst OF December next
TERMS: nne-fetpth cash balance al nix, twelve,
aud eighteen months, hearing interest, secured By o
trust deed. w. Gt,DDlS,
NC ~ AtcfInnInr.
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BY Lee C Goddin. Auctlone2rg,
No. lii3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF DEsJpa.
~ BLES.faLL FARM N HEERICO COtfNTY
NEAR THE ClTYOF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
70 4 decree Of the Circuit Cont of IIenf!co county
kinincl. the undersigned. special Commissioned:
Will, on WEDNESDAY the eth day Of November,
1872, al l. o'clock IL, III front Of the courthouse OF
iIcnfico coEEty, proceed 10 .elt at public auct., n
that desirable sIaYii FARM situate at0rt two mile,
below the city Of Richmond, contalIing TWENTY
ACRES, mere or .cSs. adjoining the lunds Of Ect..r,
A.. Roper. II. ". KornT. and others.
Terms OF ALE 0ae-thITd cash and the raaldue
on credits 81 aud l. months, tie purchaser esecui.
ing his negotiable notes therefor, with 0 per cc,S
interest addai. aud the tito retained by The court
until the entire pdrcha 5e.,nnney h9 paid.
+. i. TURNER,
II. a. ATKINSON, IT,,
Oc % Special Commissioners.
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xrsa, sl,ey Ts,anh ss sHin,.

M man can hold office under dIs''s hpo
=, a;nsa;n se,erespcct..-F0'neg. c,o..
He IL not ft to govern the eoap'fs-
TONS Dying Words. reasons why
ns.m. s s,oald rover be resident ogo5
He has no more soul than " dox'--Se"
i'g Ms {. not controlled by constitutional law
hut b. political rings.-.7,unaeun. ,,,n /,
a,s San Domingo business stamps MN U
frat.c,sss conspirator.--Gorerao Palmer.
lie Is making money mi of his POSITION
and that's all he cares about it.-senos" oo'
He Is a man without sufficient knowledge
70 preside over caucus. Logan.
lie is the great National Hos.-fssH ,,,u,
The President drinks too much.-ae"'5
Wilson.
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The Pope thinks he will live until 1875.

The Pope thinks he will live until 1875.
Nellie Grant Is not permitted to dance the
German.
A sister Of Mira. Hyacinthe lives in Wa
bash, MINI.
Tlght-Gtting, sleeveless jackets Of velvet
will be much worn over street costumes o:
silk during November.
Siyty-fye new colors in dress materials
have been introduced to the notice of the
feminine world this fall.
The ardor Of the New York Sun man has
cooled since q printer made him say "AEay
with tho Bustae" instead OF Away with
the Bastile.n
The Philadelphia Mint has commenced the
melting of one-doliar gold pieces, to be con.
verted, Into piecesO f larger denomination.
Twenty millions of this description are to
DO received.
CUMBERLAND, Mn, November 4.-Two
freight trains coilided on the Huntington
and Broad Top railroad, killing Conductor
Bower and three other persons and NOR
tally woupding another.
The London Daily News says that Earl
Russell Is about to publish a volume of as.
says on the Rise and Progress Of the Chris
tssn Religion in the West of Europe from
Ssaea Reign OF Tberius to the End of the
Spencsfsof Trent"
Worse ana worse! We recorded the
other day sslat the Herald called The horse
disease the g Hipporhinorrhea." That.R a
bad enough, but now herasGfnes. TIE Carrier
dies Eats nss and says iEfa ELeEpiaryngorS
ghippodemsc." After this, waatf
A Philadelphia reporter, wishing to make
IDS account Of the appearance Of the horse
all IN that city graphs, wrote that d certain
HabIeproprictor "Saw one Of his horses
gsge unmistaknbie evidence that he had an
attack OF the fell destroyer"
i The JeriA Chronicle says. "a society of
atheists has been formed az Venice.sssThey
recently sent ai address OF congiatulatien tor
King Victor Emmanuel on the escape OF his
son and daughter-in.law from assassination.
Nadly enough, forgetting they were athe-
ists, they thanked Divine Providence for the,
sssiaraculous escape &c"
A London paper, speaking of the underSal
ground railroads Of that city, says ..Hahe
incessapt hurry at the subterraneaifstatiassa,
the p~erye-shaking stunning Of every casa
s13aga-door, the hideous yeils Of the engines,g
the dif6scnity 81 distinguishing one train
from another. orof getaing q coherent AMI
RygessGo q question from The teysicd and In
5AsfsIniate officials, With sheoppressiyeaimos.9
pierre and sEdneecngplatng way Of putting
do brakes, render the underground lines
ps tsFsibie o tsa,ssy are Tsssfplt
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