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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-01-31

On motion of r. H. Armstrong the Secretary
was ordered to furnish a copy of the foregoing
resolutions to the city papers for publication.
On motion r. M. McClung was elected
Trustee to fill the vacancy occasioned by the
death of James II. Cowan. % rH
The Board adjourned to meet Thursday Feb
ruary, LIST at the Board Of Trade Rooms at 8
O clock A. NJ.
Middletown transcript., 1872-01-20
FIR Ms M.siiie.ern 7'ranserp:.

Mn Epiroa Some weeks ago, the
papers were generally giving articles in
reference 10 the Treatment Of Smallpox
hy the internal administration Of the vac
cinc poison. This was douc by the old
school physicians. 9 siraws show how
the wind blows" There is school Of
medicine whose foundation is the law of
cure By si,nilars To this school. it was
not difficult to arrive at the idea iha,
small poS could be much umoliorated aud
shortened by the administration Of the
virus. which when introduced into the
healthy system. through the circulation.
produce, ,,ustnlc so very Ike those Of
smallpox. This schop! further holds that
wha, in the healthy system nay have NJ
effect, in a systcm particularly susceptible
to II. may produces very marked effect,
In some states Of disease we have greater
susceptibility 10 light, heat, noise, &c.
than in hers. Some persons are made
dcaihly sick b. the leas, smell Of lpeca-
cuana. DC From these facts they would
easily conclude, that the internal use OF
thu virus in susceptible condition and
their whole experience leads them to con-
silcr di'case,i condition very susceptible
10 u similar remedy J would cure the dis
case.
On looking at their literature, VIC find
vaceiuinuu or vGeciDium prescribed in
/ 1853, nine years before DR.. Landcll
claims 10 have used il y by Or. Bcntzen-
DOM, with good success Later, in three
diiItelt epilamies, il was used by Drs
/ Nm Gross, Bethman. aud llcnokc pr
{ q Enne has used ii occasionally lor
twpnry years pp,i IL hi. :" pathology aud
,bcrap. Mites. page Gus, h. speaks of its
u.t lini those llonaapa,h, u>gl it in
small doses. gouerally very small, aud
oaig in ,h,.e os.cs NAcr, it was in Heated
uat II every ease of smallpox iniesctm.
/ inairiy. far thcy base to many other
7 remedies Which, whtn indicated. have in
/ smnll das"s very marked eject upon The
+ course os tle disease
s'hn,e yetr nr iva ago We were amused
y ~ artie, gtins lhc round uf the medi
Il, aal srientiic Journals, announcing y,
i great discovery that lprcar, ~ dns.s n
" sir'fenh q q 9r,in would enrc vom-
iing Later il VA. announced that manY
ca.rs where lpeear did not answer yielded
n ~ ME W. art GID to src aui hear
Il lhese discoveries "a IL try to ltorn
ftam I'll sanreas, but w. like 10 see the
ef4iil flaeei mbe.e i he.eng, fhcs,
! tem5ai hase bsen eivan far nausea an
vomiting siusc llahnemanu,s fimt. whore
iniitati iar different temoa:ea sri. diff.
I + II easFs
W. tepe IN this mallar Of yareiniun
ih5i III paoplr may i,ave thr hFneft what.
eeer srh5ll ar physician hss ite haapr.
j u y.
Middletown transcript., 1872-01-20
SIN ouLAn FREAK o. NATURE.

The wonderfully reconstructed negro OF
Moor. who recently excited tho astonish-
went of the medical fraternity Of Havrc
de Grace and Port Deposit, made bis ap-
pcaran e. in Bel Air, on Wednesday even.
ing His makeup is certainly wonderful,
aud, az it seems, inexplicable by medical
men. lie has the power Of changing the
locatio b Of tho heart. causing it to drop
down from its place on the lcit side. then
moving il across his stomach. then up the
righ, side, aud across the chest to its pro.
per place. Next be caused his bowels to
revolvt number Of times and then un
wound thom. ms i. were. until they had
rcgaincd their original position. He could
suspend at will the action Of his hsart, so
,ha, not the slightest pulsation could br
detected.
He also had the power to drop his ribs
aud re place them in position, with scarce
ly an effort. While performing bis fea.s
he stood erect. and at the close Of the ex-
hibiton which lasted about fifteen min
u,cs. kc broke out into a profusc pcrspira-
,ion, as il he had just come out Of the har-
yes.-fNld He shows the scars Of opera
,ions performed upon him in Europe by
surgeons in search Of knowledge, aud Que
thouss nd dollars was paid him, he says,
for allowing himself to be examined in
this W by. but he does not seem anxious to
have such another searching examination
made. Altogether il is singular ease
and clc's the attention Of physicians -
81 .iFr Egis.
Middletown transcript., 1872-01-20
Srlett poetrn.
THE DENTISTS CHAIR.

BE /, carved from the choicest OF tropical trees.
And pildcd aud stuffed just Ms fine as you please
There IL nothing so fills me- with hopeless despair
As to knoy ! must sit in the dentists chair.
No words can describe the feeling Of dread,
As open my mouth and throw back my heHd,
Wy heart ceases beaiing--t auxiou.ly wait,
To lean from the doctor my terrible fate.
Two cavities ,herc--a CAVITY here.
And the nerve Is exposed In this one, fear.
This piece Of smalgnm is worn our and old;
II the tooth stands the pressure I'll I'LL II with
gold.
Wen examine still fur,her--plcase III, up your
head -
All this eye tooth | find is already quite dead,
II is weak at the hcsl--l'l see what can do.
II will take long iimc,and I'm sorry for you. !"
:" oh never mind but please do begin:
can scarcely endure the suspense mn In
have mustered up courage TO come here ,o-day,
Aud ,hpugh do dread II, dare not delay
Kind of hewildcrmcni scizcs each sense,
As see him preparing his work 10 commence,
rare not the slightest resistance To make
Though feel like MARTYR just tied TO the stake.
try hard To he brave I'm too old 10 complain,
so conquer M i.rings again aud again,
heihr hhrflbE 'hr way 10 preserve my own iubih
Is 10 take jealous Of each precious tooth.
Such scraping aud cutting you never iii hear,
OH ~ how that filling docs CRATE on my tar,
Hut find /, more easy To do rs I'm told
While the doctor comprcsses ,hv clippings ofgold,
Now be- takes ~ his mact Suggesting croqic,. J
Bat tciure can utter, he's pounding away,
Til. inoth il So sensitive. Whu can dn2
Why, only wait patiently til he is through,
Vet hour after lunr, aud day after dag,
fni misi pass III ,ltis st,ae ri ntil Way,
Mud oh sura wear wing. Wort lug time,
THO icdjons to lie mentioned In th,me.
don wish 10 ir selfish and really do try
IL itiuk o; ihe dentist mote weary than L.
And know very vel iha, WHEN once | ana free,
shall heartily thank hin, for tor,uring me.
Middletown transcript., 1872-01-20
TIL E ORIGINAL suyLOClE.

4 correspondent Of the Jerih Chroni.
clc calls attention 10 the fact that the orig.
inql u Shakespeare. Shylock was Chris
tiau, . nd not a jew lie quotes from the
| l,h ook Of Grcgorio l.c,i's Biography of
Six,u1 V in proof Of this A Roman
mcrci ihnt, named Srehi heard that Ad-
miral Francis Blake had conquered San
Domingo, aud communicated the news to
a jew Esh merchant named tencda The
latter was SO confident in the falscness OF
The % VS. that, after repeated pro,cs,ations
h. sal 4" be, pound of my flesh ,lia,
The re port is untrue i" And | lay n
lh0us, nd scudi against it," rcjoiurd the
Christian, who caused bond 10 be drawn
mp To the effect that in case the rcpor,
shuul, prove untrue, then the Christian
merchant, sgaor Paul NJ. Seehi,is bound
10 pay the Jewish merchant, the sum OF
| .nNO sculi and on the other hani. il
the tr nth &C tits news be confirmed, the
Chrisian merchant. signnr Paul NJ Sechi,
i. in. lied aud empowered 10 cut his own
hanls with n ell.sharpencd knife. n
pound of tie Jews fair flesh. Of that par,
Il Ii. taly j, nigh, please him. When
the he VS. proved true. the Christian insist.
III On lis hanl but the Governor, having
got " nj ef the affair. reported it 10 the
Pnpe. who condemned both Jew and
Christ ian 10 the gallcys. from which they
eanli enly be ransomei by paying a fine
II 90 ~ senli TO the hospital Of sixtine
l'fiige
Middletown transcript., 1872-01-20
.Neu lai. Jan 18th. ls7,
MARRIAGE rtsrlvlrlrs og ora Axeas.

MARRIAGE FESTIVITIES or Dr9 ANoss.
fons - Marriages hundred stats aga in
England arr Described in un nld raprr
thus: :" Married III June, l1oo. Mr. Vii
liam Dnnkiu, u considerable farmer ui
.irral Tossin. neat kothbnry. in tn
County of Cumberland. to Mis- Eleanor
sho,i.n, an Agreeable snung genllfwpman
d the same Place. Tie entertainment, IN
tlle occasion was very grind, there beug
IN less ,han l2D quarters of lamb. II
quarters af G,giion aud great quantity
nj berf; II haus. with suitable number
oi chickens. Ne winch was concluded
with eight half unkers OF hraniy made in.
Ia punch, l. dozen nf cider, u grea, ma.
ny gallons Of wine. and 90 bushels Of mil
,aade into beer The company consisted
nf 55D ladies and gentlemen. who couclni.
I'd with the uUsie of - iialdles and piprrs,
aud the whol, was conducted with the Ut.
must order and unaninii,y.'
Middletown transcript., 1872-01-20
porrl.rlos or Eunorg "A Berlin pa

POPULATION or Eunopg "A Berlin pa
per publishes some curious comparisons
81 the eaaailien ef Europe ut the present
iinc will, iis condition hundred years ago
Europe has now three hundred millions oi
Of inhabitants then |, had about .ixty
millions. The six principal powers Of
Europe now cngross four.iiths Of its pop.
nlsiinn, MS follows: Russia. II. .00n. 400 ;
Germany. 40. 900 900; France. 80, 800,
0o0; Ausira- Hungary. 36. 900. 900; Graet
Britain. 81. .00D. 600; Italy. 20 500. 900
A hundred years ago the Ave great powers
had but half tho total population. This
was before the partition Of Poland.
Middletown transcript., 1872-01-20

Tux EXTENT or TIE CuRsg. 1t 10 csti-
mated that. in the United States aud Ter.
ritorit $. 1870. 900 places are licensed to
sell sriri,uous liquors, and 300. 900 per-
sons are employed in these grog- shops
II We add to these the number employ cd
in dislillcrcs and wholesale liquor shops.
We sha have about $40, 900. while there
are bn. l5O. 900 ministers. The clergy
men cost the United States 812 .000. 900
annually: the criminals. $40. .000. 900
the lawyers. $50. 900. 900: intoxicating
drink s700. 900. 900. The liquor traffic
annually sends loo. 900 TO prison. reduces
900 900 children TO a state Of worse than
orphanage. sends GO, 900 to a drnnkard's 's
grave, and makes COG. 900 drunkards.
and brings voc. disease. misery. crime,
and premature death all over the land.
Middletown transcript., 1872-01-20
now ru SEE UNDER WATER.

4 darresIonien, OF the .Seitniidc liner
taan says.
fhl lnlians of North America do this
hy en- ting n hole through the ice. and
thrn tateting or hanging a hlanke, III
such manner n 10 exclude the iirpc,
lays d the snn when they are euahel to
~ III 0 the water, aud discover fish At any
rcasni able depth l.e, any one who is
aasaA j. 10 prove this, place himself under
The llanket. anil b. will be as,nn;.hca
Hhen he behalls with what brilliancy ey.
ery,hng in the Auid world is lighted up
one had occasion to examine the bot
iam . il mill pond. for which construct.
ri aat oat nf an inch tlank. sufficient to
buoy nc up through the centre Of this
float cut hole. aud placed a blanke,
nspr il. when was enahled to clearly dis
cover objects Oh tue bottom. and several
lon, L ols were discovered and picked up
| am tatisded that, where water is suiii.
eien,lf clear this latter plan could be sue
eessfnl ly used for searching for lost bodie.
and articles suggest now that this ex-
feriment hc tried on the sea; for | am
saiisii ID that. with Graf, like the Great
Eastern, where an observatory could be
placed at the bottom. with sufficient dark
ness. by the aid of glasses We could gsze
down into the depths Of the sea. the same
as va can survey the starry heavens at
midnight.
Middletown transcript., 1872-01-20
q, III d l.l..,.,en Tran.rr,pi
MlnpGnrowx. Dsl. ian 10th. -.

MlnpLGToNS. Dg1 ian 18th. -
Mn l.ntroH: Ynn are generally ou
iha altti aGl very aFiise in gathering all
ilnma IT news aai interest. yet occasional.
Il thor tran-pires something that you 10
ehfnuielr such wa. thu case lasi week
90 saturday las' loalei i'll win in yanr
faFaf flf saiHelliHg tie saAj.ei Hi.
communication Which fau dia n4r notice
Perhaps YIN dj no, hear of it. or, per.
hHrs. tintn pfrs5ad tas .us you did nni
eate - fstba>h il
MI. i, wns a sctena.lc. nn Thursday
niehi last T. Which allndc On that
es.hies. Is | w.nle.l ny way up Broad
>freet. hfaFa melaiians sounds. aitl
1ishl hafi il N,. - wight that lid il hear
T. fe,l Mil mtaae, ot inaste iltt; night he,
50 sseet il ssuna.l, n. il fea,ea on III
f,fiiing air
On continuing ny fafamhnlatians.
neafsd he -erri.aiers. who were opposite
lhe residence of IN pyle stopped.
un1hstfyei l., ihrni. aui listened to th il
lay Thy were singing Put Me in Ny
liiilt Bel, and right appropriate it was
- fHlHbEii fHA aihiAe AbIFl ut setH lit
ane ahnm thy we're screnading lying OF
n saia eniaying M evening nap.
following, the band ot serenalers wen,
u few doars north and again stopped En
tering the gate, and taking positions oil
the .iep., they struck up Home Again. :
anl the bass natts sounded as though they
were uttered decp down in n rann After
few strains. the lady of the house ap.
pearei. Tue music slapped suddenly aud
such scampering you never saw They
did not wish 10 be recognised, suppose
aud they assumed all sorts Of shapes and
steps 10 disguise their figures. did mol
Ennw all. for it was ipa dark 10 distinguish
them. but ! noticed an N b making
iraeEs something on the Kangaroo style
jumping up abou, four feet ut each bound
Anoiher, prominent merchant of ,hi,
Place. doubled himself up after the fashion
of n Dromeiary; while farmer, residing
about mile aud half distant. .pecicd
AWAY with regular ..corn.Gell' steps.
The company then disappeared in th,
darkness. while | turned my steps home.
wnrl. IlEn.
Middletown transcript., 1872-01-20
notice.!

~! pnu IH, III. OF the Farmers vulu.
1 ttrs iu-0Hur pnp'nI ot ~. t;rnrsf, aud
~ oqe,n,"at luna e,ts New Caste ,uuu, +,
helAman wili . ue'd H. Hotel ui Nm I
tiseia u dos, AapA4t. the fret dtY 81
Term. \ / is72 o'rlafk T ~ If phls Ii
tetrn ii ltrs gare vii t.e elected to srise
iul ihe ensain. tetrt 69l he lsIEnrst Uu iir Il
rnsit nuls u In ritz o. az "a pr rent let an
nnm vii Et r,quiied 10 h. pad
The tutrass due january isi is.2. on erriifi-
eaiss o. lHtt. laduess. iuusl hr presented 10 Tie
Treasure s atder 10 htte lbr amount allowed
ni. hnnn,i pai mrni oil premium
JOHN G. cuRBiT. Pre.iitnt
tnls. Tatvas. Secretary
,dessa, bel. Nos. -, ls7i-.m
Middletown transcript., 1872-01-20

The year 1872 contains Gfy.,wo Sun.
days September and pccenbrr eaeh be-
gins On Sunday January. April and
Jul, on Monday. Oriobrr is the only
month hesiunieg on Tuesday February
brgins aud ends on Thursday consc-
lneuily We have five Thursdays. which
will mi occur asain until the year l9D0
In ,he sear lss1 February win have five
sundays. which will M, occur again until
the year 1920 The year 1871 began on
Sunday and ended on Sunday This will
occur again in 1882. aud every eleventh
year theresfter-
Middletown transcript., 1872-01-20

An exchange remarked that twenty
years ago Leland Stanford arrived 10 Cal
ifnrnie with only one shirt to his back.
Since then, BY close attention TO business.
be has contrived TO accumulate aycr ten
millions" Upon which smother contem.
pornry 10 troubled 10 know what tho man
II to 10 with so many shirts.
Middletown transcript., 1872-01-20
TER MS-AI,yu,. in Ad,nnee
SUPERB PREMIUM ENGRAVING.

Every person getting NJ cluh Of ite Bl 81 80
each, or eight at 81 80 each, will bc entitled 10
an rx,r, copy of II. Magazine Tor 1872, and nl.u
10 cop, ot the surcrI parlor meszptiui tsiv- ~
inches by ~ }, " Five Times tine fo-l,ny,
which, At store Would cnsi fnur 'iollais Spec.
imcns sent. gratis, 70 ihesr wishing TO lcl up
tiuLs Address.
,f!tnt.ES j PETERSON,
No aGi thr,tnui Street. rhilad,lp lpa. Pa
Oct aS-u
Middletown transcript., 1872-01-20
PETERSON'S MAGAZINE.
CUEIPEST AND BEST OF ALL!
SrIRxpIp Ovvxns yoa 1879.

VTNillS popular Monthly Magazine gives more
l. for the money than any In the world. II
has the hest colofed fashions, the hes, original
stories, and the hest engravings Of any lady's
book. Gren, and costly improvements will be
made In 1879, when II will contain
ONE rho OESAND PAGES
FOURTEEN SPLENDID STEEL PLATES
TWEL w col. BERLiN PITTERNSi
TWEL TE MAMMOTH COL FJSHIONSi
ONE rho ES.4ND W0OD cUTSt
TWENTEFOER PAGES or NESIct
All this will he given for only Two Bellats II
year, or a dollar less than magazines OF the class
of Peterson - liza
Middletown transcript., 1872-01-20
Thrilling Tales and Noyelettes

Are the hes, published any where. All the most
popuiar writer's are employed TO write originally
for Peterson In 1879, In addition 10 its u
sual quantity Of shor, stories, FIVE ORIGE
NAL COPrRiGHT NO VEL E7,s will lie Civ
e., viz: BoseHr Win PRics, by Ann 5. Ste
phcbs; Tmg lstArp Nv DiAMosrs, By Harry Dan
forth. oxcg roo urrgx. by Frank Lee Bcncdic, +;
LisDsAY's Lick, hy Miss r. iiodgson; and A
WIS, Yrr Nor Wirr, by the author Of The
Se.ani ia
Middletown transcript., 1872-01-20
Mammoth Colored Fashion Plates

Ahead Of all others. These plates are engraved
s,tc' twice the usual size aud contain six fig
urc. They will lie supcrbly eoiored, Also sew
eral pages Of household aud other receipts; in
short, everything interesting TO ladies.
Middletown transcript., 1872-01-20
Registers Order.
hE0isrsRe OFFICE,
Nsw CAsrls CorsrY, Dec. Is, 1877.

Nnw CAertu COUNTY, tpcc 10, 1911.
Upou the application Of James G. Matthews,
Adsniuisssatur Of Alexander Avrrii, late Of 81.
0eosees Hundred, In said Cousty, deccascd II
10 osiesrd aud dirrctcd by the Iscgistcr, that the
Administrator aforesaid give notice of the grant
Ing Of Letters Of Administration upon the Estate
Of the deceased with the date of granting there
Of, by causing advertisements 10 bc posted with
A. i6sty days from the date o. such Letters, in
,six II the mos, public PLACES In the County Of
New Cas,lc, requiring all persons having de-
,aands aesiast the Estate, to present the same
.or abide an Act Of Assembly 10 snch case made
.snd provided. And also cause tho same 10 Lc
issestea within the same period In the Middle
essrn Transeria,a Newspaper published In Middle
town, and 10 be continued therein two mouths.
49,, Given under hand aud Seal Of Office
Il. .. Of the Register aforesaid, at New Castle,
t~~I In New Castle County aforesaid, the day
and year sbovc written. d. GIBBS, Register.
EOTiCE.-All persons having claims against
the estate Of the dcccnscd mus, prescn, the same
duly attested 10 the Administrator on or before
December 18th, 1912, or abide m Act Of Assem-
bly, In such case made sad provided.
JAS. C. MATTHEWS, Administrator.
Dec. %, lsJi-2m Addrcss--Odessa, Del
Middletown transcript., 1872-01-20
MIDDLEPOWN ACADEMY.

FACULTY.
HUDSON A WOOD. A NJ.
Principal tnd Instructor Ia the Higher Branches.
MRS MARY WOOD,
prreefircss u the Primary Department.
MISS ADELE +. llfNsON.
French. aud Instrumental Music on Piano.
MRS. HELEN 4 MiiSN.
Assittn, IL the Aeai, meal department,
FRANK I. WOOD.
Teacher Of Phonngiaphy.
MISS AGNES j PENNINGTON.
piganst
.SS- For full infa.,nai.ea relating 10 the seh,ol.
send Tor Catalogue.
Dee. 2--lm
Middletown transcript., 1872-01-20
9CRIBNER'S MONTHLY
AN ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE,
EDITED BY J. q. HOLLAND,
AssAs~ Of "Ditf.r-!Susa "Eathrina, +" "T'r'othy
Tsfeomb's Laisrs," re.

rINHiS magarine, which has riscu rapidly in
i popular favor, has now been Greatly En-
larsed, and will be still further improved during
the coming year. Arrangements have been per-
fectsd TO secure the hes, illustrations, and the most
eminent onirihuiors on both sides of the Atlantic
Seribner for 1872 viii hc unsurpassed in li'crnr,
% we'll ~ artistic excellence by m. periodical oi
IL class In the world.
The January number wiIi lie especially aiirac-
i've, and will bc worthy oi preservation as an
sxant lr Of the excellence of American art. a
series OF papers b, Mr.. Gladstone, Prime Minis.
ter Of England, will shurily appear; also nm A.
tle discussion Of the National banking sem
Of this country n new story hF Mrs htiihant ia
promised, ke., &c. whilst ever nue. e. vii -
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slar science. porms ESSAYS editorials aud Re-,
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We quote, rs fairly representing thr general
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Monthly, the following from IAs Esga!o COM
aveil .4dreriissr.
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Middletown transcript., 1872-01-20

when is baby msse Me ! 11eo1Ig :
when h contissaily dosh ~. Il
Middletown transcript., 1872-01-20

Me hepe IN this mallar of eareininm
;h1i III people may haye thr teneiit what.
ever srhall ar physician li9s ill., haapr
II y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-20

Miss NELSON'S NAREIAGF.-Mr. Conway
writes from London 10 the Cincinnati CCni-
HlerCiUt:
There is 4 good deal OF interest felt here
just now AT the approaching marriage of
Mile Christine Nilsson. She is 10 be mar
ricd Oil tic 18th of this month, in West
minister Abbey, ly Dean Stanley. Perhaps
1 may venture 10 whisper 50 Tar away what
a little bird has told ne OF the affair. The
fortunate gentleman is VI. AUglstc RouZand,
Il stock broker Of Paris, and son of French
admiral. As there are only twelve atimlT!S
in France, this means Il high distinction. NJ.
iouzand. as / have reason to know, does not
need, TO those who know him, any rank be-
vond that Which lie intrinSically is-a culti-
waited and amiable man. lie is thirty-siX, she
twenty -loury years Of aye. The wedding will
have some features which will, perhaps, sur
pass those OF the Marquis OF Butte and of
Miss Fox, OF Holland House. For instance,
all the drcsscS-bridc's and bridesmaids
arc to he made ly the famous man-'nililncr
OF Paris, Worth. Baron Rothsc,i!ld is 10
give the bride away. The bridegroom's
Grst man is to be Prince ponianowski, the
author o! the new opera written for iattl,
"Gelmina." Among the bridesmaids are to
hc Miss Bentinck, daughter Of Lord George
CarcndSh Bentinck; Hiss Hate Vivian !;
Miss Dodge, Of Boston, United States; Miss
Burrhan, and Miss Spooner-the last three
being ladies whose acquaintance Mile Nils
son made on her voyage from America.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-20
ROW York Items.

New York, July l9.--Stokes states that he
has every reason to believe that he will be
let out on bail. He desires to 60 10 Europe;
The band Of the Gudrde Rert6hcdtne saii
for home OH the the 9TH instant.
Judge Pratt has refused the appilcat'o'i,
fof bail in the case of Mrs. Anderson and
DR.. Irish, accused of poisoning the former ;
husband.
Comptroller Greene has ordered the lmme-
diate payment OF some two hundred LABOR
ers in the Department OF Public WORKS, VINO
surrounded the courthouse to-day.
4 reward of $1,000 is offered for the cap.
ture of Ralph D. Hine, wool broker, late OF
% Park Place, who has disappeared with
large amount CT money.