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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-24
MARRIED..

On Wednesday, 2lst February. 1872, at CoTer in
TIcnrico COUNTY. the residence Of the brides father,
by the Rev j. lctcrku, Miss NAH: DOVE, dIuSh-
Ter of Dr. s. j.. Dove, OF Richmond. to Or. W IL.
LIAM Chiffon DAY, OF ST. Louis, Mo-. late Ct
Suith!citi. Va. No cards
Virginia and st. Louis papers copy.
On Thursday evening, February I'D at tie house
OF Mr.. T. G. Willis III Orange county, Va, BY tiie
Rev. j. {. BinwId,.ic, Mr. GEORGE =. FLlION
and Mss ECLDAli l.. IIOLLADAi.
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4 CASH DIVIDEND OF FROM TEN TO THIRTY
PER CENT. MADE At THE TINE OF
INVESTMENT.
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How THIS LEGIsLArvEE TALKED OF THE
LAsr.--N-e can't help thinking Of it when
we read such paragraphs rs thc following
from Ike .*5cnandCnt HcrdN:
az furnishes. We have 10 doubt, very
a,nrs.ng chapter - those who >cck cntrr-
ta;a!!. - il, rr.tdin! t." proceedings Of ic%ls-
fl,irc bodice, bit 10 tie poo, doWn-t!oddcn,
tlX-5Urtic;!gd Nirgi.li2n, VII" has been Taught
10 look to The present Legislature for relief,
and is conscioUs Of the fact that he is
taxed 10 Iwty Tor MI these ahortirc efforts to
lcratd tic creditor Of his Just dues, 1t IS IL"
deed II terrible reality. Thousands OF dol
lars have heen wasted, the credit OF the state
imnlircd, solemn contract violated, and
nothing accomplished. How long is this
ru;i1U,ls policy TO continue? Seventy days
!iay3 passed. anl gel there are 10 >igIS O.:
adiourll!rcnt: and we even licar il in'nnatcd
ih;lt lhr session viii lie protl1ctcd to the end
Of four months. We LcSccch the members
orthc General Assembly to heed the voice of
the people: they ere tired Of this gross i'm
position. 30 with The public debt rs you
did with the land scrip. Acknowledge thai
You hiYc attempted 10 do something: beyond
your power. attend to the necessary leSisa-
ton OF the session, and adjourn as soon rs
possible you n0W have the people i'll your
roycr; hni 'car il mind That this advantage
will nos list always rs pllD!.c S,T;a!lt> you
will be held Responsible for the evils result
ing frcn your u.is@1Iit!cd lcgislation.'
\ Succession To THE LEGIsLArc&E.-Will
some patriotic member Of oar Legislature
propose tie passage Of Il law TO the following
effect;
"Be ii eaacieJ bY Tie General -isscmjly,
That 10 member Of any GcGrrat Assembly
<hai be eligible to any Office or position Of
trust CT cmo,imrEt under the State Govern
m@nt that has bcrn or may bc created by Il
General Assembly OF which he j; :: men,
bCr'
Such Z law formerly existed, we believe !;
and whether il did or not. il would he !; wise
one. and more constitutional than the pro-
posed action in regard to county courts. 1t
would take away from the Assembly any
cmDtation 10 create useless or unnecessary
Offices. and II this time would perhaps Sc
riol,>lv affect the proposition to ulroot Our
county court system and substitute addi-
tional circuits. Ii there is any system valued
in virginia. il is the county court system,
and even the personal ambition Of 4 few pol
iticians ought not 10 lie permitted to destroy
it. This Assembly may st" it aside, but the
people will demand its Establishment by
the next Commonwealth.
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iNsEE!aStE COMPANIES.
UIRGINIA FIRE AND NJ ARlNE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF RICHMOND
ACTUAL cArITAL AND SURPLUS. e25j,cte'
SURPLUS IS TWICE TIE REINSURANCE
RESERVE.
p,rrs uon.R ArE-sECCElTTF GLASS
soicits the custom OF all who would Iro'no.o We
welfare Of our city aud STATE.
r,corporated ,:sc. oG!ce No. 1915 Mnu street.
WI. COWARDiE, President
WILLIAM WILLIS. Jr., Secretary. e 80"
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spEC1AI NOTICES.
ONE THAT is SURE TO PAY.

H A GOOD INVESTMENT.
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COMMITTEE or CONFERENCE.

\ committee of conference was ordered on
the disagreement between the Senate and the
House On the Lii in relation to fishing i'll the
isapir,llanuoc} river. The STEAMER appoint
Cd the following committee on the part Of the
House; aIcssrS. KELLY, GRESHAM, DoNALp,
WALL, and DOUGLASS.
OYSTER TAX AND ASSESSMENT ELLIS.
House bill imposing a tax on oysters was
further amended and discussed; after which
Tie assessment bill was taken UP, and dis
clls$ed until adjournment.
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was granted The following members: Mr.. \.
b. LIGurNER for three days, Mr.. LlrscoMD
ior four days, and Messrs. j. THOMPSON
DR0wS, PARKS, SUTHEELlS, and WATSON, for
two DAYS each
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How THIS LEGISLAruEE TALKED OF THE
LAsr.--Ne can't help thinking Of ii when
we read such paragraphs rs she following
from Ike Shenandoah Hcrd,d:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-10-17
qai(g Arnnebrt yonrml.
BRILLIANT DISPLAY OF AURORA IOR'
EALIJ.

About six O'Clock last evening orlli-
iantllight was visible in the northern SKY,
causing many people in this city at mrs.
to suppose that large fire WAS raS,hS
somewhere in Westchester County. lhis
impv sssion was also made upon the pas
sengers over the East River ferries, tut
in few moments after the light deepeneu
into a roseate hue while the field EXPANDED
until all the feecy clouds that were SLOW
ly drifting TO the eastward, were o"tneo III
it. Then the true character OF the dispI'y
manifested itself, 1t being one OF IN nlosl
beautiful auroras ever seen III lhis ii''
tude.
For fifteen minutes the glowing color en-
veloped the clouds. and Il bright smart oi
yellow light shot up suddenly in the cen,
tire. sending forth sharp points OF VIVA
white light. The edges of this shalt blen-
ded with the rose of the main BODY III
beautiiuly-marked graduations OF color,
the movements of the clouds giving. an
animation to the picture which 1t other
wise would not have had While the cen
tire shaft was in its brightest glory the au'
rora assumed the "eert.im" shape, The
shading being very perfect and Gear IN
outline. AT this juncture the full moon
suddenly emerged from behind bank Of
clouds when instantly new beauties began
to exhibit themselves. The rosy-colored
clouds in the north seemed to be floating
upon sea of amber, SO clear and trans
paren, that the stars appeared to be inn
prisIoned in it. To the westward the au-
rora was apparently gathering fresh pow
er, for the little patches Of white clouds
floating in that direction were one by one
suffused with the rose color, to be imme-
diately changed to saffron and then to a
green, only to return at length to rose,
giving them Kaleidoscope appearance.
So soft was the light that when Il gust OF
wind in the upper air dispersed the clouds,
the auroral tints seemed to follow them,
the fact being that the clouds only chang
ed the aspect OF the field as they travers-
ed it.
AT few minutes before seven the light
grew stronger and deeper, until the whole
OF the northwestern horizon was over
spread and illumned, the moonlight hav-
ing singular effect as the aurora rose
and fell. AT 8 o'clock the display was APP
pareatly at its height, for then all of the
changes already described were intensi-
fed and enlarge la few of the old fash
Toned spears of light making their appear
ance every few minutes, only to disap-
pear as if by magic
Thousands of people were witnesses to
this extraordinary display. for at that hour
the multitudes OF workers were returning
homeward by Car and ferry-boat. Great
interest was manifested in the aurora, and
1t excited great admiration and surprise
~ y O'Clock nearly all of the lights had
disappeared, and very few who were
abroad at that hour for tho frat Time
would imagine that wonderful prismatio
displa5 had just taken place.
NeW York Times Is.
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The Wheat Field Of America
Ieallhiul Climate, Free Homes, Good Markets.

THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIL.
ROAD offers for sale its Lands in Central and
Western Minnesota, embracing: The best
of Wheat Land, 3. Excellent Timber for the Mill
the Farm and the Fire; 3. Rich Prairie Pasturage
and Natural Meadow, watered by clear Lakes and
running sireams-in iiealthtul Climate, achere Fe.
Ger and Ague is unknOpa.
Grain eau be shipped hence by lake to market as
heaply as from Eastern Iowa or Central Ii inois.
Cars now run through tn Sc Lands from Lake su.
perior to Dakota, Price ot land close to track 10
to 81 90 per acre; further away a. 81 TO $500, Sew
en- Years Credit Warrai.tee Deeds Northern
Pacific 7 80 Bonds, now selling ut par, received
sent such advantages to settlers.
SOLDIER nnder the New Law March, 1879
get 100 ares FREE, near the railroad, by one and
wo years residence.
TRANSPORTATION AT REDUCED
RATES furnished from all principal points East
TO purcha sers of Railroad Lands and 10 Settlers on
Government IIomesteals Purchasers, their wives
md chill iren carried free over the Northern Paci
Road Now is the time for Settlers and Colonies
10 get Railroad Lands and Government iIomesteads
lose to the track.
send for Pamphlet containing full information,
nap and coy of New Homestead Law. Addre-~: :
LAND DEPARTMENT, NORrlIEK\ PACIFIC
kAIi.RO Nd, ST, PAUL, MINI,
n 2j FIFTH AVENUE, Cor oh ST, New York.
may -tlyeod&Weow
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This is tie nlost thorough uivvu puItlcT Sel dis
covered and cures aUhaRsOrs from the worst Ser J
utd to common Eruption. Pimptes and Blofches
on he(ce. and scatn or rough skin, which are su, h
annoying blemishes to many young persons, yieli
to the use of Il lew bolt OF this onderfnl med-
cine. From one to light bottles cure Salt Rheum
Erysipeias, Scald Head, King Worms, Boiis Soats
Eraptioas Of the SKIM Screfuta Sores, Ulcers and
"Cdnker" in the Mouth and Stomach. II is pure
medicinal extract OF native roots and plants. com
bining an harmony Natures most sovereign curative
properties, which God has instlled into the vege
table kingdom for healing the sick. 1t Is great
restorer for the strength and vlgor OF the system
Those who are langud sleepless have nervous up
pTeseastons or fears or any of the affections symp-
to matte Of ceakaess will dnd convin ling evidence
Of lis restorative power upon trial. lfyou feel dull
drocsy, debiiitated and respondent, have frequent
Headache mouth tastes badly in the morning, iyre9.
1tar appetite and tongue coated you suffering
from Torpid Licer or "Bitioasaess.' In many Gases
of"Liper Complaint" only part ofthese Symptom
are experienced. As remedy for all such cases
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery has
equal as It effects perfect cures, leaving the livei
strengthened and healthy For the cure OF Habltual
Constipation OF the Bowels it is never failing rem
edy, aud those who have used It for this purpos,
are loud in its praise. In Bronchial. Throat, ami
Lung Diseases, It has produced many truly remark
able cures, where other medicines had tailed. solo
by druggists at $l.0o per bottle. Prepared At tn,
Chemical Laboratory of
R.v. PIERCE, NJ. D., Buffalo, N Y.
feb2l-lawi& wam
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e. ANFtD EePri,nfod BooE -A}e"!s aHd Gun
~ rtSSer5 Ia II iaIt- uf thc L. to sell TIL
MEMOIR Ot no ttR HtbDkE TANEI, Chic
ius tee ot Inc supreme c 4ut the L ;. hs-N,
bp X h'r, l. ore ub- he'd IA This cuu' try. throw,
. INA, ia l. sh ut"pn Our tol> lituihnal ard Pc it
al ill., tory. IL i n w,lk of eAtr.tor inty mtcre~
nd OF permanent value ttttr ti-tori IN, the aw
ger tn itcsm IN the Politician, aud every cts
IF intellee"t readers. A5-snid by Subscriptio
nly-t Y II i've Territory given.
SO For Terms for thts AMI other popu'dr Works
dlrt-s 4; once, MURPHY \ CO. Publishers. Bal
tlmore. octl 4w
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DR.. CARPENTER,
1876 NIJLisIGtsLlN STREET.
NEWARK, N.J.,
In now treating successfully
Consumption, Bronchitis,

Consumption, IrOnChAtlS.
COMPOUND INDICATED INHALA-
TIONS, CONCEN RATED FOOD,
AND COOGH SYnUP.
During thu past fcH year IN C.lpcttcr has treat
ed an cured lhruslnas of ga ~ oi the above han
ed diseases and t,ds in his pc session RI IL
cate 81 cures from livery part OF the country. The
Inh la,ion i, breathod directly into the lun-s
loot mig AMI heailnS over rl tuued -uritce-, en-
ttrng INTO the boot II unpd l. VITA itN i pea.
mttes to every pant of The ~ stem. The sensation
is not unllcasant, nl,l the first inhalation oltr
give, very dccilcd lrli I pdrt,rU AMY When there
much difficulty OF b eatliH lndrr the inlIuen",
OF my remedies, TIE ruush 5000 grows ca lvr, III,
night sncats cease the hectic fla h Vanl-hc,, iaiC
wth improving diSc- tlon the pat cnt rait ny in
strength, aud hrallh i x ,ln Mlt,ln IN grasp.
The Concentrated Food lHpWly buhds NJ
Il most deuiitatcd r"trn', pic ending a. the slom
ach tuod m rctN To be Inflated and maize int,
go ,d, ilrh healthy blood
The tough syrup is to he taken mt nigh t.
ala VIatt the cough and enable the patient 10 Obtain
>lceIi. FoH directions accom- 0ay each bor e. ny
remedies trhi e,,DSiS of
One Inhaler; One Bottle of Alternative In
halant; One Bottle of soothing tebrIfuge
Inhalant One Bottle of Anti 4@mor-
rhagic Ihhalaut One Bottle Con-
contracted Food; One botue OF
Cough Syrup.
Price Of Box coniainh' r,mt'ne- lolast one month
$40: i've months SIS; ihr'e mouths, 80.
stntt any a,arcss q. l.. Pamphlets contain
Ing iarSc | t OF patients cured sent irce Lat T.
# mqui must contain one uul an to insure answer
A. IL CARPENTER, NJ d, vark, Nj
DIR. CARrENrEh's CAIARRI KEMEpl VIII
give uhintd ate rchc', and VIII effect a pc nane
care IA ilum one to three mo, tbs Price ot remedy
To h-t on' month, 81; mo months, IS; thee
months, $40
CANCER in al its forms successfully treated
Send for st OF patients cured t.
\ IL CARPENTER, NJ. p, Newark, n. j.
auglo '&wly
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BATCIIELOR's HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye IL the best in The ,corld-
perfectly harmless, reliable and instantaneous M
disappointment; no ridiculous tlnts ordl>agI eeabl,
oior The genuine WIN Bachelors iiair ny,
produces IMMEDIATELY splendid Black or natIIra
not contain particle oil lead or any injurious com
lound. sold by AL drusgists. Factory 10 BOSl
sTRkIT. D.. *. sstS-t&wly
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Down Co the Prices.
Hid Gloves IS Cents.

Quaker btters only 70 cents
Dr.. D. Walkers Vinegar Bitters g" 10 "
'cgetue hc Great Blood furfer) g "
AVER ,arsaparlll and Cherry Pectoral each IS cts
peruvian syrup (Preparati0n o lron) Is "
institution i Catar1h Remedy, only 9! :,
Il istlc Cord, only cent yard
ir,t hac.inr SILK (ioo YARDS only iocents a spool
jiOid Medal French Cor.ete (whaebone) ~ cents
ice Tinted Initial Note P.,pe,, only 70 cents box
'ds i ms selling out at ABOUT THE COST.
loot Hoop skirt. for IS cents
Zine Combs cent Coarse Combs cents.
:aue wnIt. Use, only cents
Best Alpaca l5caids e yar1 ticks) scents
adic' Gents AMI Rows seek Ties Cheap.
arer Collars (himwoodl Cloth Covered) IS a box
?"d te "a er; only cent? qaire
=, >ce Envelopes for 10 cents
tents Cotton Hose for 10 cents
GOOD pc.,tI SHIRT Buttons. ) cents a dozen
rood spool Cotton eco ysrds), 50 Gems a doz
'~elve dnl. q ,od .Aua,e shirt Buttons for cents
.ot Sci sors (roru Bankrupt ock). at 10 cents
:oo4 9n,lJ!y rerfumery, 10 cen Dot .a'I /.
l,cock', Porous plasters, only - cents
,..r'q nus, 70 Holloway. Pills, 20
food lIar ;estoter or40 cents
'hnson'o Ano lyme Eminent, 25
Nd IA sons Cough Btl>am, 2j
.tWo'"r, Veg table iaundoe Bitters, IS
lag ms Magnolia Balm for SO
llci'o iItt NIgur IS
,uowles' Hair itestorer, %
lali'- Slcilllan Hair remover, only rs
lien and iioN; e9-pender7 Very cheap. :,
MS " lilelpN >pothlh= syrup, 20
lad es' Wide liemmrd lPuiS only :"
cents all LiHen Bo-um- from II ce l. up.
food Assortment Biack and Goil Plated Jsre'ry
Cheap.
Slack Niol aud Red Inks.
iood Tootl. Brushes ~ cts. Nice Tooth Powder 20.
Undersleeve-, Edsings Lace Collars.
The Peypieare inrited to trade at the Cheap Store
'chich has broagh the prices dotcn for them.
M. COOk'S cheap Variety Store
Halloween.
Sero 4 door above the fostUince.
apr6 ttues&fri&wiy
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AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK
Organized in l84S.
Office n Savings Bank Building, ia Wa.
ter Street, Augusta.
Organized in lS49.

Dividends made twice year, Feb. l. and Aug |.
Nj dVidends NOT drawn out are at once added to
me p,lnri al deposits, and thus interest is com
pounded twice Sear
Extra Divti.nd once in four years Depositors
who hare IN TINS diyidend, Will realize seven per
cent. interest annually.
SpAI accounts OF deposltors strictly pirate ard
confidential.
HSMoney deposited during the first week of the
month will date from the frst day OF the month
srMoney loaned to depositors on pledge of de.
posit book.
jaly6-f&wr W. u. SAITH, Treasurer.
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\EutIlAE. Is made .A,lusNviy from the Juices
If carefully selected bafks, root, and herbs, aud
trongly concentrated that il will eec.ualiy erdi-
ate from the system every faint OF SChOf ULA,
,CROFuLOus lIUMOR. IUMOES, ANCEk. CANCER.
bus tluMoR, EKisIFELA>, SILT RHkUM, >YfIiI-
lTlC DISEASES. CAAkER. FAtNTNESs AT THE
STOMACH, and ali diseases that ari-e from impure
1loud. Scialica, lniammatoly and Chronic itheum-
ttl.m, Neural .ld t,out amt spin Complaints, eau
,nly be edectuiv cured through the stood.
FOR LCERs aud Ell PfINt DISEASES OF the SKIN,
pUsTCLEs, PiMriE-, BLorCHts. tOlLs, TLTrEk,
iCALpiEAD and kINGWoRM, NEGETl\E has nev.
II failed To effecS perm neut cure.
For PAINS II THE BACK, kiDNiY COMPLAINTS,
ORolsf, FEMALE WEAKNESS, LEUCORkAUA, HIis-
ng from Internal liberation, and utei Inc disetses
mi General Deb lily NEt,ETI E acts directly up
N the causes OF those compl ints | iuvigora Z,
mi strengthens the Whole system. acts upon the
ecretive organ, allayn Inflammation, cures ulcer
ton and II euates the OUNes.
For CATAHkH, DYSPEPSIA, HABrTUAt CosrIvE-
'ILEs, NERVOUS Ess ami General Pro,tratiun 81
ne Nervous system, no medicine has even given
.uch pc feet satsft, tion the NEGEriNE. 1t
sur flies the blood, ceanses all OF tie organs, and
possesses II controlling power over the Nervous
,y>tem.
The remarkable cures effected by NEGETlNE
laveinduced many physicians and apoth cares
vhomareknow to prescribe aud use II III their ." n
antilles.
In TACT vEGETINE is the best remedy yet dis
'overe for the above diseases and Is the only re-
liable BLOOD PURIFIER yet placed before
Prepared by II. r. STEVENS, Bo.ton, Macs.
Price Sl.2s. s0iG by all Druggists. sowsa'
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-08-06
NYondcrs OF Tie Univcrsc.

What assertions Will make one be-
fieye that in one second of time, one
beat Of the pendulum of clock, a
raw of light travels over 152, 900 miles.
and would therefore perform the tour
of the world in about the same time
IL requires TO wink with your eyelids,
and in much less than swift runner
occupies in taking single stride !
What mortal can be made to believe
without demonstration, that the sun
is almost n million times larger than
the Firth ?-and that although SO re-
mote from US, q cannon ball shot di-
rectly toward il, and maintaining its
full speed, would be twenty years in
reaching il, yet it effects the Earth by
It's attraction in an appreciate instant
of time? Who would not ask for
demonstration, when tod that agnat's
wing, in its ordinary flight, beats
many hundred times in a second or
that there exist animated and regular
ly organized beings, many thousands
OF whose bodies laid together would
l,ot extend an inch? But what are
these TO the astonishing truths which
modern optical iDquirers have dis
closed, which teach that every point of
"A medium through which Il ray of
light passes its affected with a success
siOa of periodical movements; regu-
Early recurring at equal intervals no
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-08-06


The PbreRological JoTad for Au.
gust. maintains lis high place among
our leading monthlies. Its articles
on Hon. Geo. l. Post; the Repubi-
can Nominees for president and Vice.
President, and Fisher Ames, whose
portraits are given, arc readable
sketches OF eminent policemen, We
also, find Social Science, or what DO
we mean by Love? Expression; Dis
cases Of the Skin; Prison Reform !;
What arc Comets? Effects Of the
Mind on the Body; Have yon Char
acter? The Pre-Adamites Again;
Character and Success, eminently
worthy the consideration of the gem
cral reader. There is also a good
deal of interesting miscellaneous
natter. Price for the No. 80 cents:
for year $500. SAMUEL r. WELLS.
Publisher, $50 Broadway, New York.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-08-06
Cav. Wise GA tG<e Political Sit
Jsiiti0Es.

RICHMOND, Juiy 17th.-The follow
ing letter from Gen. II. 4. Wise, re
sponsive to an invitation to address
the Radicals of Alexandria, at Grant
and Wilson ratification meeting SOON
to lie held in that city. was published
in the State Journal this afternoon by
special request Of its author:
RICHMOND, Va, July Is
L. r.. White, Esq,
Dear Sir-I have the honor to ac-
knowledge the compliment of yours Of
the 18th instant, and while | cannot
accept the invitation of your COM
mittce, ! can but express qualification
at this manifestation of amicaUle feel
ing. 1t is entirely unfit for ME to act
with any political party at the pre- cnt
time, and in the present attitude Of
affairs. This ! have said, that | cans
not and will not act or vote with the
so-callcd Liberal Republicans. -
They are 50 loose as to have no prin-
ciplps and to adopt the worst a. well
~ the best to suit "birds Of every fea-
Their" met together both at Cincinnati
and Baltimore. They have in strange
confusion mingled white spirits and
greg" 50 that the party is the worst #
mOnarels and "alI things to all men,
70 you | have word Of patriotic adj
vice to say: Excel the Liberal Rcpub-
licans b. just and true Republicans to
yourselves and to all men. The time
has come for Gen. Grant to Let us have
peace. J'cYJ. sat. SGD.
Very respectfully
Your obedient servant.
HENRY y. WISE.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-08-06

less than five hundred million of mil
hons of times i'm single second =
That il is by such movements com
munieated TO the nerves of the eve
that We see. nay, more, that Il i the
difference in the frequency Of their re-
carrence which affect US with the
sense Of the diversity Of color? That.
ior instance. in acquiring Tie splisa-
ton OF Fedness, O;r eyes are affected
four hundred and ei&hty-two million
OF millions of timcs--0f yellovness.
five hundred and forty-oue million Of
millions times and of violet. seven
hundred and seventy milli9ls Cftines
persecOHd? Do not such things sound
more like the rawlings ofmadmen than
the soberconclusion of people in their
waking senses? They are. reverthe-
less, conclusions to which any one
may most certainly arrive, who will
only be at the trouble OF examining
the chail OF reasoning by which they
have been obtained
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-08-06

a gentleman in this city sent word
to voorhees, that call his old friends
were getting into the Greeley beat
that he was too good fellow to leave
behind, and he had better come along
too, before they showed off" Voorhees,
received the message and sent this
back He was pretty much in the
condition, he wrote. of the hoy al
camp meeting, where nearly all the
people had gone forward on the anX-
iOus benches, and was left blooming
alone. At last the minister saw him
and came up.
My young brother" said the
preacher, "why do you sit here alone
Why not come to glory >"
"All them gals goin' to glory >"
asked the boy.
Straight as shingIe," said the
preacher.
No switchen' off nor nothin?"
Through by daylight" answered
the minister.
"Well, parson," said the boy, "if
all them gals is a-goin' to glory,
don't see as its much use o. me a-whit-
tim here by myself; guess l might
jest as well go long too"