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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-27

BY Cook & Laushion, Ancii0tieers, .tf1
corBcr Governor ana Franklin Streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-27
PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO BUILDERS.-Scaled pro-
~ pnsals will hr received until MONDAY the LIST
al July. at l. O'Clock NJ at which tine tcv will he
opened 1T my Office, for the IMPROVEMENTS AND
ALTERATIONS TO BE MADE TOTllE COURT
HOUSE and also To the INDEX BUILDING. F1lns
and specifications he seen nj my o,cr. Tho
committee reserve the right 10 reject any and all
bids II they SIZE proper. u. A. YOUNG.
Chairman Committee Public Property,
f. a5-3t City Of Petersburg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-27
BY Grubbs & Williams. 10 -lF:9;i
iuctioneers aud Real Estate Agents, ,,iJs't
Eleventh street between Main aud Babk. -

SUPERB MOUNTAIN RETREAT FOR
- IIif, =, gSALEs ATiAUCTTON. - - -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-27

No. 912 MAIN STREET, RICiiMoND,V VA.
We are now prepared to lay down the above.
named pavement In the most artistic manner, and
n, INV design pattern, or color desired. and at a
cost far less than that OF tagging. We will also lay
court-yars, areas cell1rs of houses floors OF ga,
bles, de-, using the celebrated English lorlialia
cement. thereby insuring great durability, entire
freedom from dust, smoothncss of surface, anu
beauty Of finish, &c. = :. -n;..,,,,.6
Specimens Of the WORK can be seen nj Utspltca
office and E. Gernt's. on Main street; Colonel Ord,
ways on Franklin street; and Samuel 5. Garter 8
on Grace street. go a, ,,., =.
" ea-,sn J. b. TERRES & co.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-25
THE RANDALDs ISLAND HOMICIDE.

An investigation was held on Saturday in
fhe case OF Samuel Calvert the keeper In the House
kfuge On Randals Island, who was fatally stabbed by
Justus Dunn, age la Israel c. Jones' superintendent Of
the Institution testified that Calvert WIS an efficient
oseer Dunn was employed In tho shoe shop aud slept
III inc hi huder the charge VI deceased; ho vicious
aha hcO!gDe occupying the lowest grade IN respect
" oDhd4cl and general department; former Gcca-
sion lac had attempted 10 stab his teacher witness lad
heard That he attempted 10 Kill bs uncle.
Ih0hhs Bnfhs age lG an inmate The House Of Ref
ugc hAlncd thdt lie had heard Dunn say that he woud
escape Ia some manner; about D. Calvert began 10
Ock ne boys IN their cells Dunn jumped into the hail.
brandishcd knife. and demanded the keys of tlo out
gates Cal vert told BIN 70 back into his co Dnnn re-
fused, and struck hun with the knife stabl NJ MIN until
he fell 10 the nOOr James brennan others locked m
fhe assiIlant IN ble cell. ~
James BTepnaH age II, testified that he wae monitor
~ tue nall III which the anay occurred lac
Mu IA OF the testimony Of Burns; boys punished for
Dat conduct bJ marks also. by strap applied over to
pae ses ana thighs they are punAiod IN other way
pchh Dnk SUBJECTED tO diet OF bread aud water begin
mug Cb lhH day The stiappDg was always administered
Dy Inc superintendent and the asa slant did not know
VI any tionLle between Dunn and the deceased.
5utIu5 bu Tie prisoner, tostihed that hc rae stand
New-York tribune., 1872-03-25
Eewmap Chaplain of the Senate. and Dr. II. o. Foster
President OF Drew Theological Seminary.
rnLICE MOTIFS.

The body of an unknown man was iouhd H'a'ine
Of Castle Garden yss;srlay.
The uniinisl ed !own-stone 'front.' building No 9sS
slrLs AVE. by 81. schArey. vas damaged @' cary "
John McCanna age co, fell down the cellar steps
No. 2JO sorh seyeah-si, brooklyn r. d. on Sa"'' ' "
Charles T., Norton, n merchant, residing in trews-
hrry lusoqu, County died suddenly On SATURDAY evening" "
Willian Mcclellan, n seaman on United states
Fe broke Big night lg On SATURDAY While attempting "Oe
psIt from the NsyY-Yad.
Henry Stewart colorcd struck his wife. last even
Ing with char rsers two severe scalp wounds A. "
residence, No. II Suiigsn-st
John Kane of No. 400 Greenwich-st, struck his
,erioa, Sr'v, woarS lie was arrested
The Police Of the Sixth Precinct have arrested a
outer SrG. the city Five Sundsd dollars property
awaits claimants at tho s,aton-house.
Daniel Corkerys dry goods store, Nos. AZ and AZ
Cennt entered by burglars who broke lotto one OF Tie osse
meat wnlo"s smashed the Paieas' IN me S'or Of ,hs E
Bernard j. Loughlin, ace 90 of No. lOs IIester-st,
po1yi and ts ev ss1ers severe Jane. Eagn 80
2e 90 ss9 b :. T .s n F. sss ss. & and Es
fire, yesterday, on the second floor Of No; il.
foku: damaged stock feirs clothing Belonging salo%on
srd 81 C The oeasieb Goitf Aagg:,
.ce Of % fs aoso S I Co. damages 500 The
building owLei by H,1 Well was damaged 1900
A partial investigation was held on Saturday IN
and fatally 10 lre Friday ngat John Mary Grove loSen
ants 81 MubeFys Tie statements d tie wiuesSs we're con
cng rendering dcu determine whether the deceased eD Of
was thrown DOM stairs the Investigation accordingly aoare
discharged Her husbands held await the result
the inVeagauon.
The Board of Police, Saturday, promoted the
S9s w% "a se to rS O Pro Psnc. Csa SSu
L. Precinct Joseph b.
Eakn Precinct Brogln Sixth Precinct Geo Armstrong
ecnh subFrcn and Jas Gaynor Twertslrth PrecIct t
rcan's Geo g. Crobns Third Precinct; John Murphy ana W NJ
Precinct placed the retired hst WIN
p on Of $500 per snuu Patromaa cae Muoon Of tie Twenty
Precinct damse Sergeant Josiah WeHe "a
traDsel from the Eighteenth to tie rhryhrst Precinct
New-York tribune., 1872-03-25
THE CURE or HYDROPHOBIA.
TO me Editor OF The Tribune.

SIR: A correspondent in your paper of the
92 wishes about the medical properties or the
bromide Of potassium In the Of hydr0phODia can
only say that have used it extensively, lately, In my
practice ut the SOUTH finding 1t most powerful soda
tive and antspasmodc, relieving severe difficulties OF
the nervous system akin to those that prominent In
bydrophoba. have not the least doubt that in that
most fearful disease IL would be found most valuable
medicine If not specific provided It were properly pre-
pared and most promptly and perseveringy given. IL
certuy i3 worthy OF fair trial, all remedies IN that
disease have heretofore failed. MEDICUs.
BrOJEIlDL March %, 1871.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-25
lGEYERAL rREss pIsPATCHl

The United States and Spanish Comrniss "a which was
organized here In June last has not yet -Cidcd any
claims The delay is owing to the difficulties on the part
OF Spain i'll taking ana flung proofs as chcts to those Of
AmcrcaDs IN support OF te iacts presented I their
mOrias. The claims for wrongs aud injuries
mite against their and property by the span
present insurlectlcn.
The Senate Committee on Investigation and RCtsench-
ment expect to finish the New York CustOm-l Ousc
branch OF the Inquiries this week, only four or dive Wit
remaining 10 be examined. II is probable they
Wih next Call witnesses the santO Domingo subject
Only witness thus Tar given his testimony, and
heGen BabcOck-knew Of no corrupt influences having
been used to promote annexation.
The House Committee OH Expenditure in the War De-
partment have nearly concluded their Investigation as
to the sale OF arms They have summoned MI Richard
son 10 appear before them.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-25
PALM SUNDAY.

III the Roman Catholic and Episcopal churches,
Palm Sunday services were held yesterday. Father
Vaughn Of England delivered earnest sermon in
ST. Stephens Church. the subject OF tho religious
mission among the colored people OF the sOut The
church tasefully decorated with evergrcens and
flowers. Bishop Potter confirmed, yesterday, at the
Episcopal Church In TwentysecOudst, 25 cateCluneus
belonging 10 the congregation OF the Spanish i. IT,.
Church Of Santiago. ihese were all converts i0I the
Roman Catholic Church. Services viii be held This
III all the Episcopal and Roman Catholic churches.
The Roman Catholic ana Episcopal churches OF Brook
lyn were crowded with wOrshIpcrs yesterday, at Plin
shsday services. Among tho HoDrcws, tao fcaot Of
3Iirlln was observed.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-25
pRO,lIyENT ARRIVALS.

rim Aropue Hotel-Scnator Ramsey Sf Mdi MinncsGta
Of Rev W r. Ager Of Boston the Hon D. "a benos o
vile. n. T.. Mr. sni Nri W. F'ofense a9a '"hn s s ~
utih Hon r Snyder Of Arkansas Ge1 N T. Sln'T ~ 5
ehnscs Jag~ Of Minnesats, anl B Den, OF
.MetQpo'i1n HseJgge Mareas norton OF iSy ,S s % ~
HoDstIa Hons1eh hikaHeA q"
C,i ~ x Church II Albany Irwin Of San Fran
kea YORK Ho'rl-t'ol ~. BonaTare OF Bahmorc..'
Caep on Hki-Cf Dckin of the Bdtisb Army Ora C'"Td
HoteE-CoL J. 4. Pe4ber.on Of Georgia
New-York tribune., 1872-03-25

n In Tho doorway OF his CELL waiting oe
when, seeing another boy Win whom No e decease
snort is''hv Inn saving IN Balky yon witness ntow
hshcu ~ ~ ~ nrooct h,nse aut deceased kchu ns.,nst
the Rne ,o pCr "a dead; his father refused to low
W. " w. e 10 sea and because no had run away from
h",no h ~ sent him to the House OF Rsfuge'
verdict against Dunn was rendered w the Jury "'.
T., ,s committed to tho Tombs to await the action of
| ,l,. GRAND Hurry,
New-York tribune., 1872-03-25
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

The German trescO- painters, mt a. special
meeting on Saturday night, discussed the cishhour law
ana resolved 10 Join III the movement
Tho annual meeting OF the N. Y City Church
Extension md Missionary Society OF the NJ. =. Church
will De- held at the Washlngon-square Church IN Fourth
b tnls evening A. " StoutS President Of tho Sociry,
viii preside. and addresses viii be naio Dy Dr.. !. J..
New-York tribune., 1872-03-25

EErokr fOh 'hh Degrees
nARouBTEL ioangs 7
pe.n ~ boB fear -;
Mailman AZ "a Mar 1ii6i W. SimrD al NJ -
Al Mar ~ ~ W"
Rarg.
Rssns. ,i,,ch f-suov from II u ,.sS p m eno mn,
v.e % ,rh March I7-Snow rom Us5 M 10 80 = H.
of Ws,eF ni inch March sJsncw from a M to 10 ~ "
v5er .0i leh Total y, inch Distance "''e' " '"' VIM '
lie seea 2 IJl Iaia
New-York tribune., 1872-03-25

BLUSlING-Its causes and its cure, given in
March Numbr PHRgyoE JocRSAL, seat first post By Il
WEII., SO Broadway, v. l.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-25

Hundreds Of lives and millions Of property
ave by the universal Of PRATr ASTRAL or Neither
scc rIlesha been tacei
New-York tribune., 1872-03-25

limited States has been In unlawful cor munceon with
any fort IGN power
some utere tipg testimony W.. vo before the House
Committee In relation 10 the sale navy rifles, bat as
thiq subject Will be much moro fully investigated ~
the Senate Committee, a review rfit Il postponed
New-York tribune., 1872-03-25
STATEN ISLAND.

STAPLETON.-A fire occurred vest, rlay in an
unoccupied house, at Gore and Canalsts Loss Fl CO.,
Insured for 81 Goo The properly WAS bought on Saur-
day, M sherlt's sale, by c. H. Wolf
PoRF RICHMoND.-Tho newly app0lnth1 Methodist
prt acltrS delivered Introductory Ia TIE
churche. IN this und other towns OF the Island yes
tcrday.
CoMAC.-sfr. Days farm buildings we're burned on
Saturday night. Loss, 500.
GIIN DALE.-Henry Millcrs son, age S. was drowned
Saturday afternoon In pond.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-25
NEW-JERSEY.

JERSEY CIrY.-The summing NJ of counsel in
the Police Commission trial viii t.ko placeto.dly,
and will occupy the entire day, Judge Bedie
having suspended the rule limiting the leDg;h
of arguments. The Of Commissioners BuuIsted,
Welsh, and yrceand indicted for bcins Interested
In tho purchaao OF the reservoir property,
will be uied ncxt..... EX-serseant Ofen. who was
dismissed from the police force :Ur taking money and
dschargng % prisoner named Diebert, without
authority, convicted IN the Hudson County Qrter
Sessions the latter charge The Board az FnantG
has au lorized the Board of Public WORKS io borrow
sl2 1852 rs to pay awards for the nichug OF CBun.1
resolution has been adopted ordering the sale ol SJOO)
thrty-year seven per eoupOa water bonds ~ par
aud fcre.t les one Nor cent J,.eph Wheeler vn ,r
rested SATURDAY, b. Detective Howard, on chnrgc Il
having cut recently cushions l',la tbe
EIic hallway. The body OF man, supposed 20 d. y
boanan FROM Ithaca, whs fOunl IT the loot Cf 50.
on Saturday morning Thomas Carter. the leader ~
the gang bnrgrs WHO robbed the lTegbt cars tho
New Jersey iairoad in January, wia arrested ~ dctec
tive Beunett on saturday at Wards Island, wLe.c lo
was employ ed engineer When hi lGn lcuil were
removed at the County Ja. he darcd through the door
and made an attempt To escape The defective shot ~
him four times, one ball lod.mSin IN his shoulder. He
then surrendered himself,
NEwARK.-st Paurs II. +. Church reported yesterday
that II had raised daring the past sj,Uo About
400 was spent ia eha.ities. ILis amount has bcco
bridge that carried away by tho ico VIII be open
travel today; "A meeting was held Oh SATURDAY
briggs Drainage Bn. Mayor RicorI rrosldel.
IL was resolved that the county 0f E'scx resist,
ut whatever cost any and all attempts upon lel char
tered rights whether tic Samo are made unLtr tho c1.
yenlcnt cover of legislative enactment or otherwise.
John Hogan attempted unsur ses diy, to commit
suicide saturday night whG under III influence OF
liquor Tho residence II Col unstus Prnyn, IN Belc.
vic-ayc robbed of $3.50 worth oI goods, sItur
day mOrping Robert johnson, ar-J5 while intJxi.
cated fell early yesterday, An prInOc St, NcwiOrk, and
was dangerously injured.
kHoBoKEN.-Over $4,000 % the money subscribed TO-
ward the purchlse of thc new grounds Of the United
Schtzen Carp. has been paid and The Association
Will take possession On April .ThomG- Fltzpatca,
butcher has been held ia 800 bail 10 the charge
OF having beaten Patrick FLllOn, IN Hewa,k saloon,
Thursday evening.
NORTH BERGEN.-Tubas II. Brown, The township
Trcasrcr has been missing fOr tbiee weeks. An
inHti0n shows that his accounts sp0 arrears, ON
the day ON which he was last secl 10 Lad DC posted
81. 100 TO tho credit Of the Town Cohmlttec.
PATERsoN.-Wiiliam Mcclellan. Supe rnendrnt nj tho
Barbour Mii, arrested on saturday, charged with
having seriously beaten one ot the cmploye, little srl
named COndrOn. lie was held In 500 pail.
R,HwAy.-Wliam McVckor Fhoc maker committed
suicide on Fridy y taking stryehul.c. domestic trOuJe
caused the act.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-25
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

TRFMoNT.-The residence OF J. G.. RApclyca
was burned early yesterday. Mrs. Rsp,Ees who WAS
supposed have persisted in the nAucs proves 20 have
bCcu absent az tho time.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-25
HOME NEWS.

rnrp,,1ngrrR YESTERDAY At nUDSUTs. NO 2a BROAD
-, "A' Am Niud,.
% M. f,"| IL pc
New-York tribune., 1872-03-25
lAnnonee;neDs.l
For the mplexion-BURNETTs KALLIsroN.

Ir Is WITH PLEASURE THAT | ADD NY TEsTr-
xoxY 70 rnE rAcELLrscg Dr. JAMES ExPEcroRASr HAVE
rsgo IT IN CAN TRrLr sAr
THAT Ksow OF MEDICINE Toa cHEcxrSa AND
CURING ruE FREQUENT CorGHs CoIDs CHILDREN
ARE suPsCr At HAVE ALSO REAL
lED GHgAr BENEFIT mysELP RECOMMENDED
IT TO OTHERS, INVARIABLY HAys LEARNED TO VALUE
IT, / ALWAYS STUDENTS uSDER oOa CARE
WHEN sEcEsARY WILLINGLY ADD THEIR TIES
rIsovr TO NINE IN xEpIcrsE-J. S. EDWARDS,
PRSceAL OF PGoyIDzyCE SE, EAST GREENWOOD, r.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-25

,rNTrAl PAPE METEOROLOGICAL DErhRrNt,N,E
h,rosv yoE r.E WEEK gsDsa At p ", bAH'" 81 n.,,es
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-10-19
Symptoms Olivier Complaint. and OF some
OF the Diseases produced by IL.

y s4liow or yellow color OF ska, or yellowish
brown spots on face and other parts of body ;
dul'un-s md arow-iue., with frequent he ,daohe
dizziness, litter Or bad taste in mouth. dryne,s
OF tAruat and internal heat; p,ipitaiion in
many cases n dry, teasiac cough, with sore
throat; un-'a .dy petite, raising e food, chok.
ing ses.'lu" iu throat; distress, heayiness,
blo'ted or inl feeling about stomach and sides,
pain III s,des back or breast, and about shout.
ders collie. pain a'd soreness through bowels,
win heat constipation alternating with fire.
Quen, aitocH- OF dIIrhua ; piles, fatulence, ner.
vousness. Goddess -: extremities; rush of blood
to head, with symptoms "f epoplexy. mum bness
81 linns especially ~ night; cold chills alterna.
tin@ with hot f,~h"-, kidney md urinary diff.
cult!cs; female "vknaess, dizziness. low spirits,
uu-oci biiily ani gloomy Iorebodinys. Only
t'" Ut above symptoms likely to be present ut
urr uIne. All wun use DR.. Pierce's Alt Ext or
uoIu' IL Medical discovery for Liver Complaint
I'D its compl!cat ,l- are loud in It's praise Sold
b. ali first class druggists. 6l9
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-10-19
List az Patents.

The following patents we're issued from the
l. ). Patent Office to citizens Of Illinois for the
week ending Sep. 2ith, 1872. Reported for the
FREE TRADER by Alexander Il Mason, solici.
OTIS of patents, Cos Seventh street, Washington
ID. c.:
Animal POWELL. +. Carpenter-Polo.
Drivenoi Bored Well--M. T. Chapman-Aurorn.
Railway Track Anchor. Clark Galesburg
Ireadle for Sewing Mschine--J. V. Pang.
hurn-Calosburg.
Beg TIE. Bowers-Brookv,lle.
Coffee Roas,eS--J Brown-Southumpton.
Ice Cream Froe2er-E. Holloway-Belvidere
Wash Bolsr--G. STANDARDIZATION.
Curtain FiXture--J. b. Warner Rossyi!le
Clothes Drier-N. +. MISUNDERSTANDING
ton.
Printers Galley-J. w. Skinner--,luincy.
Cultiyator- ]. hompson--Rockvile
Csrriage--J. j. Wi,hey--Chicago,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-10-19
Council Proceedings.
REGULAR MEETING.

OTTAWA, Oct stu, 1872.
Prcsen, Aldermen Stout Redmond. Smith,
Dean, Formulas, Mct;mnis. Mates and Fields.
On motion OF Dean. Alderman Stout was elected
presiden, pro TEN.
The reading Of the minutes of last meeting was
dispensed with.
Application of j. l.. Porter for abatement Of
assessment for personal tax assessed IN ms name,
as recommended by City Assessor, was presented
On motion OF Smith, receiced and referred to
special committee of three.
The chair appointed Smith, Mctinnis and Red.
mond such special committee.
Resignation of Peter Miller as alderman Of the
9Th ward was submitted On motion Of Fields,
received, and action on same postponed until
eXt meeting of City Council.
Report of VIM. Norris Street Supervisor, Of
poll tax collected, labor performed, and parties
exempt and delinquent. up to date, was submit.
ted On motion OF McGinnis, report accepted.
Marshas quarterly report OF police funds col.
lcc,ed was submitted. and. on motion Of McGn.
nis, accepted
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-10-19
A Retyaction.

Last week, IL AN unguarded moment, We wrote
few words concerning an individual named
Smith, ava now ,he aforesaid r,r'y j ta--all
of him every enc OF h!m. | :, 90 thy pr,stnt
manding due apology, aud e,r,y all OF the back
counties 20 hear from, Tney come to US with
conundrums such is: "Who discovered loca-
hontas?' "Who invented pills. who de-
vi-ed the lightning rod 2" Who iirst found out
the measels ~ "Who constructed the north
pole "Who made IN arithmetic full of puz-
zlos that we could never find reliable answer
to = "Wno got up a grammar that our
grant )uars s,udod:" "Who prepared the
first dose Of soothing syrup $50 called that stuff
which makes little ohcrubs howl 7" Of course
the person who did this-all this is Smith, and
he did more he comprehended lightning, while
Ajax merely detied t,-'lightning whisky. we
mean; he constructs it down in Kentucky Who
ia it that tl's our poll books and Jail, aud poni.
tentiaries? Trose 70 Smiths who have sent u,
challenges to fight duels, and those l3 other
wretches of the name of Smith, VIII, wrote dun.
hing letters 10 IA, couched in such c,r VI terms
as "Doar Sir" and winding up with &c O. D.''
or, "Pleasc remit, even some of them in their
anxiety to get theil money back, spelling ere.
init" with two t's,--et these Smiths ponder on
our cenundrums and 90 slow HecmuA.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-10-19
Soldiers lsl Onument.

The delay ia erecting the soldiers monument
has caused considerable comment, and IN justice
to Mr. Melnhin who is trying 10 complete H. a
word should BE- said 1t will be remembered
that when the scheme VS. first DEVISED was
at n time of Great war excitement, when every
one strore TO out-do every one else IL hehaii oil
his country, and nothing could be done for the
brave bows who had gone to the front, and then
no tribute was too great TO be paid to their mem
cries. Those who had fallen deserved the high
est praise that could De possibly bestowed upon
brave men who hah died .ha' their country
might live. Under those cirrrm~raLces every
every one vas Int -, eager 10 contribute his
mite, in tne shape of note, tny nhle many
months and even years hence.
The excitement died out, and times grew hard.
The war debt began to grow heavier ma heavier.
The unseen hand, indirect taxes began 10 pinch
and -sind, and all these burdens falling the
inevitable dc upon the farmer. 1t is wonder
that he felt unable 20 meet his note that was
given in burst Of enthusiasm aud not even to
an object of charity, and he felt no compunc.
tons OF conscience Al putting this note off to
the very last moment. Mr.. Mclnhill took net
the $4,000, or 70, to put up the onument,
but these notes and the chances OF their collec
ton. and attempted TO build the monument on
promises to pay. He has collected some of them
even the creator part--but, IN every effort, at
terrible expcnss. What, with expenses OF
agents, i .erest upon money he has borrowed
epl aIv IL md in oI1t 1a
the various ways necessary to the collection Of
this large number OF notes, from parties scat
tered here AID there and in every nook and
corner OF this large county, he has lost more
than half the original amount!
The monu.neL. is nearly completed The
stone is all here and cut, and each bloc: ready
for its place. The names, so far as can be known,
OF the soldiers who went to the war from La
Sale county, have been cut in the marble, and
tee plaster casts OF the beautiful ornaments, the
GODDESS of liberty tie soldier at parade rest, &C.
are ready for the marble cutter, ind couple Of
THOUSAND dollars will complete the beautiful
work
There are some notes outstanding that are 30
drawn that they are net payable unit! the monu.
tnent shall Dc finished. Mr. McInh Il is ~ mn
Of LIMITED means, but superb artist, and those
in bis employ are all excellent workmen who
earn large wages. He has advanced all tina, he
possibly can TOWARDS this now DO longer private,
but public enterprise, aud asks those persons
whose notes lac holds, to help lin OFT by paying
the same. H's agent, Mr.. Ruyer, goes out next
week with those notes, and We hope Will meet
with success in collecting them.
That patriotism which caused the giving Of
those notes III this emergency, demands their
immediate payment