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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-02
BANKE1s, BROKERS, Aes NJ,
M ERoH4NTs NA71oNlBI bAak
SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULT AND BexEs,.

we have filis day received and PIT gu ON tsnk
vault large number Of SAFETY DEPOSIT
BOXES made for this hank by special order st the
celebrated Herring Safe Mandatory In New York,
and are prepared 10 offer our cust0mers ara The pub
Tic the advantages Of this security for tle safekeep-
fEgof ynluabaes. F'Si Y: g 81 ~ F*.it3
!. Boxes, various sizes, and ranging IN price from
Nsto s15 per spDum, can he hdd on appHcahons ~
The vault Win DE accessible daily from 2 ~
O'Clock. Applicants net personally known 10 the
officers OF the hank or the dtrectnfa can -
duced by any we'll known citizen. IS
The safety OF their bank vault Is as wen secured
g heavy brick and grsnite-masonry can make IL
Watchmen guard 1t nightly, aud the whole interior
OF The ONCE to the vault door can be seen ytasc
police on the streets during the night. The boxes
arc made In the most approved pattern, and OF tlst
best metal Duplicate Eeys and hre.tumbler locks
on each box. "A table, DC, ,proytded for arranging
papers, cutting of coupons, &c.
fine public are invited 10 inspect the yaait md
safes and the officers of the bank win take pleasure
ln, explaining mere fully thG seag9s 0E the enter
prise. THOMAS BEkNCH,P President.
,tflI tttf Z. LIB. MORTON. Cashier, cHf -
Interest allowed on daily baances ..,y Il, te,ls
Collections made In Virginia without charge.
investments In approved securities n,ade for oof-
respondents, and early Of changes
In the money and bond market fss,sgfS3s nah 2o-lw
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POPLAR WooD.-Quite an extensive trade
in this wood is carried OH in our Rappahan-
mock and Potomac counties. Roofing felt
and printing paper Of excellent qualities is
made from it. 1t is shipped by sailing YES
sells to Philadelphia ESser Gazette.
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New CorRT-HorsE.-Th Board of Super
visors Of Tazewell county OIL Tuesday last
laid a levy of $4,000. payable in one, two,
and three years, for the purpose of building
q new courthouse. McsSrs. l. K. Chapman,
W. o. Iost, and c. Ii. Greevcr, were APP
pointed building committee HyfhcriNe
Enterprise.
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Mrs. Gantt's residence, which was de.
Stroyed by fire last Friday morning, was in
sured in the North British Company for the
sum of 5,00o.-.ScottsUiile Register.
Isaiah Hopper. Il respectable colored man,
was run over and killed by Il railroad train III
Norfolk on Saturday last.
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LARGE LAND SALE.-A part of the famed
tract "Quintin Oak" lying in Richmond
and Northumberland counties. containing
1000 acres, was recently sold to Mr.. J. De
Cuu, of New Jersey, for S3.475 an acre. This
tract is heavily tilnbercd, and was purchased
principally on that accollnt.-ESSer Gazette.
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ASoTnER FlRE.-Thc storchoIlsc Of Mr..
Shiiflct, residing on Rivanna river, in Flu
wanna, was destroyed by fire last week. We
understand that there was an insurance OF
about $500 on the property.-ScottsuiNe
Re1iSier.
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MAD DoGs.--Quite panic exists in the
neighborhood Of Mt. Landing, Lloyds, and
Loretta, on the subject of hydrophobia Mr..
J. r. Motley killed IL rabid dog "A few days
ago. but not until he had bitten several hound
puppies, in consequence of which he was
obliged to Kill them also. Rumor says that
quite number of these animals are at large
in this county, and we think it would be pru-
dent to kill every cur running at large.-Es-
ser Gazette,
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DICuMOND AND YORK RIVER
IN RAIL KOA D.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND THE TRAVEL.
LING PUBLIC. (
TRI-WEEKLY LINE.
BETWEEN RICHMOND, BALTIMORE, 4
PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK,
AND BOSTON. AND TO ALL
POINTS NORTH AND
EAST. WEST AND
NORTHWEST.

Passenger train leaves Richmond on Tuesdays
Th, , ,hsy and SSaaurs A. ~
Captain l.. w. FREEMAN, for the above-named
points, touching at the river landings, and arriving
@ MS the norh anS metns IN Time
THROUGH TICKETS and BAGGAGE checked
to all points.
PasissnEsr train leaves daily Except Sunday for
Steamer leaves Baltimore pier No. 2, No 80 Ligh,
Z. NJ, arriving In Richmond ut IL O'Clock the fol-
lowing morning, giving passengers three hours and
thirty minutes 10 transact business and dine bcfor
the leaving of the trains South
Freight train, with passenger attached. leayef
Tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays, alta O'Clock A.
81, for through freiehts to all points North and
for ti local freight SetWcen Richmond and West Poi
STAGES carrying the United States Nall At
FISH Haul, on Tuesdays and Fridays for Tappa-
Passengers by this route leave Richmond on Tues.
days At O'Clock A. NJ and Fridays at o'clock A. N
Fare from from TO
Fare from Richmond to Burlington ............ D,
Fare from Ricllmond to Wakerton. ............ 81
Fare from Richmond to King William Court
Freight received daily, carefully handled. abc
promptly forwarded Through bills of lading given
From Richmond to Baltimore. IN
From MshInond to pnia1elPhia.. 6:
From Richmond 10 Boston, all rail .......... II b
From Richmond TO Boston via the Sound. Ii rs
WILLIAM n. BRAGG, Superintendent
REUBEN FOSTER, General Agent, No. so Light
street Baltimore --. = y.rt,.-,.- nv. -
j. L. TAYLOR, General Ticket and Freight Agent.
Richmond. -,t..sf t 80 n
4. u. HoTCHKIss, Travelling Agent. NH Il
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ ROAD.-0n and after September Ist PASSEN.
GER TRAINS will leave Richmond Sundays e1-
cepted) as follows:
Springs connecting at Gordonsyille With the Orange,
Alexandria and Manassas train for Washington and
North, and Lynchburg and South.
3a5 r. ACCOMh1ODAT1OET TRAIN for Cor
donsville except OH Saturday; which day leaves
at +. NJ THIS train connects ut GordOnsy1lle with
the night trains the Orange, Alexandria and Ma
nnssas railroad for LYNCHBURG aud WASHING
Through tickets, at loy rates, sold TO all point
Northwest and Southwest ~ - ~. j. 1la1.i
Storage tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown,
Amsterdam. Antwerp, Hamburg Havre, Rotterdam,
Bergen, Copenhagen, and Gothenburg,to oil points
on this road. can be bought OF the General Ticke
Agent at Richmond, or can be ordered through any
station agent on the road.
Further information may be obtained at The Conn
puny's Offices.
All. PERRY, General Superintendent /
JAMES F. NET1IERLAND, General Ticket Agent f
GcI
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TOILET ARTICLES.
TOILET ARTICLES.
CLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WATER.
NATTAN's CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR
THE HAIR.

A. perfectly clear preparation. in one bottle, as
easily applied as water for restoring to gray hair Its
natural color and youthful appearance, TO eradicate
and prevent dandrud TO promote the growth Of the
hair, and stop Its falling.
1t Is entirely harmless and perfectly free from any
poisonous substance, and will therefore take the
iiace of all the dirty and unpleasant preparations
now In use. Numerous estimoniais have been sent
M from many Of our most prominent citizens. In
EVERYTHING In which the articles now In OBJ
ieetionable CRYSTAL DISCOVERY Is perfect. It
Ia warranted to contain neither sugar OF lead, sui
nhIr or nitrate Of silver Clear and clean water
Il does not soil the clothes scalp. Is agreeabiy
perfumed and makes one OF the best dressings for
the hair in use. It restores the color Of the hair
more perfctty and uniformly than any other pre-
marathon, and always does so In from three 70 ten
days. Virtually feeding the roots OF the hair with
ali the nourishing qualities necessary 70 its growth
and healthy condition, 1t restores the decay and In
1l,,ces a new growth OF the hair more positively
than ANYTHING else. The application OF this won
derfu discovery also produces pleasant and cool.
ing effect on the scalp. aud gives the har pleasant
and elegant appearance. ,..,t,.
We cali especial attention to the fact That limit
cd nubcr of small trial bottles can be had by those
Wishing 10 tryit You will notice that III pursuing
this course our aim Is 10 convince by the aciual
merits Of the article. .,n,,,,rp y.rr.Ns
Inventor and proprietor, Washington, u. =.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
PURCELL, LADD Il CO., proprietors
In 3l-eodtJeE AgehS' hicHIhonu, ..
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RICHMOND, March q, 1872. ! !
DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL.
~ ROAD.-on and after SUNDAY, March slst
ls72: ----'...- s.,...
Train No. Through passenger leaves Richmond
daily Except Sundays) ut 335 A. d. leaves Dan.
vile at llI7 A. NJ; arrives at Greensboro ut 2:ls
P. M.
Train No. 8 Iynchburg passenger) leaves Ricn-
P p H. daily at 'a' A NJ arrives ut hynch'urs at
Train No. II Through mail and express) leave,
Richmond daily at 235 p. NJ. leaves Danyille daily
At Il Il r. ~; arrives at Greensboro daily at l:si
GOING EAST.
Train No. Through mail and expres5) lesve
Greensboro daily at 1?a5 a. NJ. leaves Danvilh
daily at 3:as A. NJ; arrives at Richmond daily ai
Train No. Through passenger) leaves Greens.
boro' daily Except Sundaysl NJ 1910 a. NJ. leavet
Danville at l2"7 z. NJ arrives at Richmond at $40
Train No. 10 Nynchhurg passenger leaves Lynch
burg daily at 8 A. NJ. leaves Burkeville at p.
NJ; arrives at Richmond at 4@o T: NJ
trains the North Carolina railroad for ail point
| south. -
Train No. connects at Burkeville with trim Of
the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad for al
Train No. II connects at Greensboro with train fol
Raleigh; arrives there Mt 7o5 A. NJ. Passengers
| leaving Raleigh at 7:l5 p. NJ. connect ut Green's
'9T9 YIN trim ~ E for RICHMOND &c n, n,, sou+,
| southwest can be procured at the ticket office IN
| Richmond, and Of X. F. WALKER, Agent Of the At
ante' Mississippi and Ohio railroad No. 1925 Mali
| Papers that have arrangements to advertise Til.
schedule OF this company will please print rs above
JOHN r. MACMURDO,
| T. NJ. r. TALcorr, Engineer and supcltnte ~
! ent. NH %
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The Cincinnati Convention.

The leaders in the Cincinnati Liberal Re
publican Convention declare tonight that
Ex-Governor Curtin, Colonel Mcclure, Cen
.,7l Henry l.. Cake. and Hon. James X.
Mo"rchcad OF Pittshurg, will form part Of
the delegation from Pennsylvania Icie-
5rG3u-- Baltimore Stn.
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COMMERCIAL. !
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
h1cHhoND, VA.fAprii /, 1879.

;ftE w.f:: OFFERINGS,
: uATs.-SSa bushels. ~ ~ 'u-"ei''
MEAL LAX bushels. ~
T1McTHY HAY 80 bales.
-u'i ,a.-.s. ~ YALEE stat,
CoHN.-Whitc, $40 bushels prime at epc.: "a.
bushels prime at &c., N'Ae'N 'AiAeu' %
2OATs.-,so tshes prime spring at 7oc; 20 bushels
Scry gooa =. y. at 70c DO bushels very good spring
els: $50 80 go - " ivy ''1'' 80 ouen
MEAL.-Ils bushels ut nc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-02

4 witness Of u recent shooting ARRAY in
Memphis, Tenn, utterly refused to testify
III The case, and was committed to Jail for
contempt of court. His testimony had once
when at college been the means of hanging
oung friend upjustly. kneeling beside the
dishonored corpse of his roommate he
" took a solemn oath never again to testify in
my case where his testimony might possibly
Gsuse the extreme penalty OF the law to be
inflicted upon any person" Rather than
freak this oath he will remain III Jail for life.
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The assets in the United States now exceed those
of any American Fire company, with two eNcep-
tons; In addition to which It's large assets abroad
are readily available, wus shown by the payment
of It's Chicago losses.
Shareholders personally responsible for the en-
gagenents of the company.
All directors shareholders.
Policies issued IN currency, gold, or sterling.
Losses paid Us soon rs adjIsted. No reduction for
interest. DAVENPORT & CO.,
General Agents.
Office, 11Ga Main street, over First National Bank
mi o5-p,y
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Sixteen ness coal-c=irs have been landed
here and placed upon the track Of the Chesa-
pcakc ind Ohio railroad. Several Of them
went up to Coalburg on Monday morning.
Huntington Independent.
Policeman Starkey was fatally shot In the
neck IN Nashville Saturday by Howard
Smith, Il desperate he was attempting to ar
Tc'!. Smith then robbed negro Of horse
al!l fed.
:;
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LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY.
No. As WILLIAM STREET AND go BRoADwAY,
NEW YORK.
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sRAIIRoaDtIsHB..Ia i.
I'd M M ~

- IL g - 81
RFisae, Ko5aE ala g ,s AsD
TIP DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-street sta.I
UP NiGHT NAIL leaves Byrd-street station
he ssssRs ~ sasS leaves sta
f5 ~ N EsE s arrives !. Bdsree.
Down " 4 ai e; arrives atByrdsrees sta
BOW ~ a e AIN arrives al
Broad-street station. s57 a. II. except on Sun
Observation-Disclosures 10 Milford only.
Travellers bnund west Ella Baltimore sud Ohio rail-
gda t ,Ia By fixing ts @ mall hence comet
more and Ohio railroad. By the 0 p. m. they will
connect with the $50 A. NJ. at Relay House, on the
same road-the former being the quicker line for
A SPECIAL FREIGHT TRAIN win be run be-
aSng in q. 81 s H.
nc Milford at l2l2 p. M. Returning, will arrive tn
Richmond the same day at 4:7s P. H. 5apl |
RICHMOND AND DANrnnE RAILROAD COL |
RICHMOND, VA; March 70. lsT2.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-On and after SUM-
- DAY, March 3lst, 1877 through passenger trains
will loave Richmonda at sss A. ri. and 2ss p. n. -
.. ILynchburg Passenger train leaves Richmond at
,. Through ns sem trains arrive at Richmond at
Lyncl'Hrs Passenger train sTriRes Ct t2S E
NH o-lw Engineer and superintendent
OFFICE RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER X. R.,l
RICHMOND, VA, March -, 1872. : /,
SPECIAL NOTICE.-On and after. this
- date no LOCAL FREIGHT win be delivered
from this depot until the freight Is paid thereon.
NH e2-ew W. N BRAGG, Superintendent
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Cot
RICHMOND, VA, March 20, 1872. :, !
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, MARCH
~ 3lst, the TRAINS on this road will run as fol-
lows:
The MAIL TRAINS leave Richmond at s5s A..
NJ and 2so ?. NJ, and leave Petersburg at IL A. n.
FREiGHT TRAINS, with passenger coach at
tacled, leave Richmond at s "A. NJ and p. NJ, and
leave Petersburg at7:l5 a. II. and $50 p. II. .
The ass 4. NJ. TRAIN will not leave Richmond
S:is A. ~ Fix EIGHT TRAIN viii not leave Peters
burg on Sundays.
Fare for single tickets. .............$1 IS
Faro for return tickets. -. ..........'2 90 !
Communication tickets can he had ut the following
Fifty-trp tickets for $40 90
One-hundred trip tickets for...... 90 90.
Passengers for Norfolk will take the $50 P. NJ.
meet at Petersburg with the Il A. NJ. TRAIN. ,.
Passengers from Clover Hill will take the $40 A.
VI. TRAIN on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays !:
and returning, leave Richmond on the same days al
The: MAIL TRAINS will stop only at Chester and
The 8 4. NJ. TRAIN win connect at Petersburg
with the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad foi
h{FHHfhhMPaMygA Gs'ssy PALACE sLEEpNe-cAR viii,
be attached to the THROUGH TRAIN ut Weldon,
| running through to Wilmington.
NH 30 Ticket and Freight Agent. j
-
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JAMES RIVER sTEAhIBoATsiLa
~ s"s COMPANY.
FOR NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA ALT1-
..s MORE, NORFOLK. PORTSMOul .fstr
AND ALL REGULAR LAND

and baggage checked through. gr.LF
Freight received TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS,
and SATURDAYS, for Norfolk, Portsmouth. Bos-
ton, Baltimore, and principal landings on Chesa-
peake Bay, and all regular Landings on Jamca river,
1t REASONABLE RATES. - E-.J,.
Freight received from 7 A. M till sP. NJ.
l.. B. TATUM, General Agent
Office, Company's wharf.
Branch Office, corner Main and Ninth streets -
nv 10 ....= e.. - r-..tr RI f-tts - -
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MEMORANDA.

Sch Isaac Van SAINTS, so TONS 20 years DID, retopTed
in IS. has been purchased by Capt Randall, at this
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listen. Another policeman, hearing the same
noises, leaped cautiously over the wall; and po-
liceman No 1, confident that policeman No. 2
was burglar, cracked his head open with a
club. Policeman No. 2 was carried home I'M
conscious and third policeman continuing
Investigations found that the original noise
was caused by duel between two Thomas cats.
laundering Dubuque printer alludes to an
attorney-at-jaw
There is a forty two foot well in Lafayette,
Indiana, which formerly yielded water so
warm as to be almost unfit for drinking pur-
poses Last summer it was not used at all.
This summer the water in it is ice cold. Who
next?
A lump of pure gold, weighing half pound,
was recently found by negro woman on the
plantation of Mr.. Hugh c. Nesbet, in Union
county, N. G. The woman was hoeing cotton
and knocked the lump over with her hoe
A countryman created sensation in Troy,
Kansas, by bringing two large skunks in bag
to the Democratic Convention. The commit
tee on credentials excluded him, and motion
to take the scents of the meeting on the ques-
ton of admitting him failed.
Indiana claims the proud pre-eminence of
having more female preachers than any other
State in the Union.
Minneapolis paper is mean enough to tell
us that the water pipes in its little city are just
beginning to thaw out. esr .--r..
The Monthly Voice maintains that the earth
is plane, with the sun, moon and stars at a
comparatively small elevation above it. 1t sup
ports Horace Greeley for President
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A Voice from Waldo.

We publish below letter from a gentle
man as well known as any Republican in the
Fifth District and who before the Ellsworth
Convention was opposed to the nomination
of Mr.. Hale. The Greeleyites are seeking to
give the impression in other parts of the
State that the friends of Mr.. Knowlton are
engaged in getting up the Belfast Convention.
This is gross SANDER. The man who sign
ed the call in Belfast is the bitter personal en-
envy of Mr.. Knowlton.
To the Editor ofthe Press.
The Convention to meet in Belfast on the
10th is purely Greeley movement. Its lead
ing spirits are in Calais and Ellsworth Not
one of the forty delegates from Waldo, in the
Ellsworth Convention, who preferred Mr..
Knowlton to Mr.. Hale, could be induced to
sign the call for this Belfast Greeley Conven-
ton. Not one of them will vote for Greeley.
Not more than three to five of them will vote
for Greeley man in opposition to Mr.. Hale
surely not If the candidate be r. a. Pike Why
was this Greeley Convention called at Belfast
instead of Ellsworth or Calais? WALDO
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Comparing Notes.

The enemies of the present Administra-
ton are scattering broadcast over the land
wholesale charges of corruption against
President Grant and his subordinates in office.
The Democratic press teens with SANDER,
Democratic speakers reiterate the falsehoods,
and every effort is made that partisan ingenu-
ity can devise to poison the public mind
against the administration of President
Grant Fortunately for the Republican par
ty the character of the opposition is too well
known by the people to make its charges
effective. Every school-boy knows the record
of the Democratic party. The recent deve.-
opments made in New York, where over
$40,000,000 were plundered from the city
treasury by Democratic leaders, show the
honest tendencies of the party that is now
trying to cover its own rascalities by charg-
ing corruption on the party that was instru-
mental in cutting short its career of whole
sale robbery.
Will our "liberdp' friends and "iliberdP'
enemies make a note of the following state
ments?
The present administration has lost a
smaller per cent. of the public funds, through
the dishonesty of officials appointed since
March 4, 1859, than any previous administra-
ton.
1t has collected a larger per cent of the
public revenue at a smaller per cent. of cost
than any administration since the days of
Jackson.
1t has brought to punishment larger per
cent. of dishonest officials than any previous
administration.
1t is the first administration that has shown
desire to further improve the civil service,
and has given practical proof of its intention
to introduce reform wherever needed by
adopting system which, in time, will bring
into the service the very best men of the ma
ton.
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News and Other Items.

Strauss receives $4,000 for his visit and ser
vices at the Boston Jubilee, and his and his
wife's expenses. Madame Leutner gets $1O,-
900. -
Gideon Weles has come out for Greeley.
Sinbad the Sailor, the Flying Dutchman and
Robinson Crusoe are yet to be heard FROM
Chicago Post. .E- .tf EItH.
One of the employees in a saw-miil at Grand
Rapids, Michigan, was caught in the machinery
the other day, and so terribly mutilated that it
was impossible to ascertain who had been kill
ed until the roll of the workmen had been call
ed.
Tho Bridgeport Comm Standard has been
told that "when the afternoon express out of
New York was near Norwalk, Thursday after
noon-a heavy shower prevailing at the time
ball of fire entered one of the cars and ex-
ploded, filling the car with the fumes of sui
phur. ts--sE t---s
Nearly all the Democratic newspapers of the
Pacific coast are opposed to Greeley.
Rev. s. II. McCollester of Nashua has ac-
cepted the Presidency of Buchtel College at
Akron, Ohio.
A steamboat 45 feet long by II feet beam
named "Phil Sheridan" has been launched in
CSntOOcOOk Lake, at East y a1frey.
All the captains of the Metropolitan police in
New Orleans have been instructed by Warmoth
to attempt to compel every man undor their
command to support Greeley and Brown. This
is reform movement!
DR.. Calvin Cutter, at one time resident Of
Milford and Nashua, N. H., and the author of
Cutters Physiology" died at Warren, Mass
on the Goth ult.
There were 225 guests at the Appledore
House, Isle of Shoals, Sunday Among the
distinguished persons boarding there is POST
master General Cresswell
The debt of the Democratic city of Brooklyn
New York, has been quadrupled in seven years
An expensive luxury isDemocratic rule.
Edward jenkins, the author of "Ginx's
Baby" Is to be among the foreign notables
who are to be imported to this country next
season to lecture.
The latest railroad miracle was performed by
a negro, who happened to be standing in the
way of flying train near Philadelphia. The
engine threw him twenty feet in the air and
tore his clothing all to shrcds. The train was
stopped and the Mortified spectators went back
to find him ON his feet again resuming his line
of march upon the track. The locomotive
probably struck him on the head.
A false rumor is prevalent out West to the
effect that Gilmore is negotiating with the
bands of Saturn, with view to their participa-
ton in a Jubilee at Chicago.
The Chicago woman who married man in
Jail, brags she is ''the only girl in town who
knows where her fellow stays.o nights"
"a. a
Beau Brummels at the seaside.
Georgia papers report that Ex-Governor Bull
lock is sojourning under an alias in Canada.
A Newark policeman last Friday night heard
some suspicious noises and hid under wall to