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~ Insurance. LIrEL >rir.-["rGm thr
NvN York Irtitar, IanEIry 81 It ui,cl
English. editor 81 l'kc ia0yGatc Ega.s.
charGci with iib'liu. +. :. u iti.toa I,ry.i-
dent vi the Mut,.A! Lii" ln>.Tlllrr tu!l,rry,
WAS !oIgrd III LUGtoW->lroel jail oM .2..lt;r-
day night, hc!n. unable 10 nrarW!" l,all lGl.
&iH.eUp. or four su!c'icS iGr S'ihd00D. III,
complaints alIrso eight grounds ~ arlion
tor et3,&UO each and one fjr $4,000. Tie
alleged iihci appeared in Thg Insurance
Im,s during June, August, September, Dr-
tohcr, November, ana The present mun;h.
The main complaints Gle eight Passages
from Tho Insurance y,iHtS. which arc ALLEGED
/" lie libelloi!S, Including IL letter a,.t!ie>; cd
lay the defendant - Governor Holman on
tic subject Of the apiuiItmrut al a snEcrin-
lrndrmt OF Insurance. 1t i ciaim'u 1t
tIr,c articles lihcIlously chTge iir. Winston
with eiubcZZinG the funds @! the company
and other crimes, ANA the tiaIna.c> fron
each Issue are placed al &i5,0VH. i Scrond
complaint cites eleven article, from Yhe IN
s"r1Hls Times relative - lie recent LlYNc-
m@Hj o; Tito AlulUal Lac lu>.tancc Company
!" reduce lis rates OF premium, a"d calls :ur
au inward OF $4,000 damages. Mr. LngiiSh'S
r"lns''! are Makla. effort. lo have tie ba.i
lc tuCcd.
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JOHN ". Carter is appointed postmaster at
Ilc,s.nt Dale, Hampshire county, ". Va,
rice George ". Emmett. u. Is. Rucks is
appointed postmaster at Wilson'S DtEoi'
D.nwidlie county, Va, rtcs Z: j. Wilson,
resigned. james N. Bradford is appointed
po>tna>tcr al Orkney Springs, Shenandoah
county. Va, rice Mrs. +. L. Miller, resi- sned.
4 ncw post.o1ce is established ut North
View, Gil>s county, Va, with +. N. faddy
as postmaster. This Office Is on the rou'e
FROM dublin to White sulphur Springs.
The deficiency OF Cashier Shutc, at the
National Granite State Bank, Of Exeter, n.
H., is now a2ccrtaincd to be $4,000. The
investigation is still going on. The only
property they can find Of his at Exeter has
been attached. 1t consists Of ten shares OF
the Exeter Machine Shop, 81 900; bis house
furniture, and q wood-.ot in Brentwood.
The salary Of the Governor Of Pennsylya-
nia, by recent act OF the Legislature, 10 IN
creased to SIC, 600 per aRaaHl.
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WOMAN IN THE CIVIL SERyICE.-mra.
Chenowett, the widow Of B. p. Chenoweth,
late United States consul at Canton, enters
to-day upon clerkship OF the first-class at the
Boston custom-house, receiving, of course,
the salary which belongs to the office. This,
we believe, is the first regular custom-house
appointment given to woman, and IL Is
given to her partly in consideration of the
services of her husband, who, 1t may be re-
membered, won high distinction in the war,
and afterWard rendered the Government
faithful service in China, where, two years
ago, he died at his pest. Mrs. Chenowetli
during the illness Of her husband and for
some time aftcrward performed the duties Of
the consulate in a manner which secured for
her the formal commentator of the Suite
Departments. Her appointment to the con-
sulate, for which she was entirely compe-
tent, and with the duties of which she was
perfectly familiar, would have been an act Of
justice and courtesy which our Government
might we'll have performed under the circum-
stances. 1t was a step, however, for which
Mr.. Fish was not quite prepared Boston
ddrerhser.
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creaf Strike i'm Waies-LSiNfS ThonsRtsd
WON Sut of Employment.

London paper says: Sixty thousand
.,,,,, arc ont on 4 strike in tic coal and iron
,i,.,r;,ts ri Sclh Wales. The disagreement
I,,,,,.,, masters and mon BEGAN, rs all such
.,,,,.,n.,ncu!S do. on the question OF wages.
,"s,.loiy knows how dear coal and iron
!..,c brrn during the past SIX months. The
i,,,,,. miners, aud irou-woIkcrS. last sum
,.n~ .cll ilr1 were catit.cd 20 IN increased
:.,,f waEcs corresponding; With The rise
- liz, price Of coal ANA iron. They tic-
,,7Adr! higher pay. and met v it'll refusal.
TDrir only recourse was a strike, and they
,.tr4inCu in idiencSS for two CT three months.
s. Lngth 4 compromise was arrived at
l.. arIitration, and the men resumed work.
Two months ago they asked for an in
c.,a-c OF ten per cent. OIL their WAGES.
'Iri. demand vas successfully resisted
~ their masters, for no sooner had ih"y an-
,,n,uccd ! lockout han the men. convinced
~ th,ir error. withdrew their demand and
o,.,1 ls;"k Ia work. Since then. however.
.lr price OF Welsh coal, ;S we'll ~ the price
ut non. has fil!pn considerably. IL j. n0w
,Nr mi>t,rs turn 10 propose change III tie
-rIjc Of iaymcnt Tor labor. As he men h"d
.I.i'tcu upon higher wages when trade was
prosperous, the employers HOW insist upon
tower Wages when trade Is depressed. On
'"' ~ '" ' wv So" ,,' r.,.,i
"'.' .I'>, w..
,nt,,[o' 'I . ~. , =,
,,n,I,r mrst commitment. on th,. -, -,
',,'., 49,, ,,f ,Lot ,,.,,' ro.rr,.,
,,.. ccrt wand to.a ri .rc ~ ti,c
''' y. ~" - ,t.,.,, ,,.;I ,, j., ~.
80 d. -" 'n'>,' Ii,,r,o,. nr sn,,t. Wu,ns
'''' go" 49,, ,I,,,.,i,r t.,n mon combined
As"'"S. ''' 49, %,,,,,'y.,r,, dow a., ;n,,,nr-
:" i'"'>' t,,,,.oo,, Tia ;,~s'cis and
i'h' '',,''', =. C,~IiT .,I y,S attended,
lh'. ''"N i':' - cooI.n,yup,s
=; '"' W.,I"' ,,,,,,,..r with ,l,ir,y ,r,c.
" ''",'' .n,,,'o-o',,,t ,I,c v,.t Ln.i or rni-
s'.' i.ii.'r. ,,,,,lo,,l i, Tho d;s.rirt
l''> '',,' ,',.,.y cv,,:,,i,od t,,rfr
~ WI ~ l,',r .,,,,,al',,. ~ WAGES
''',D.'. 40 ti,..,,,,. ;lo,,, ,i.,; ti,ny had
az" - .,,-i:r motto, i.eurd
~ ,i,,;,,, ~ that r,n,tb vhry were
az : ~, a,'I -,l, - .,,i.rv any .Irutir,,
n'.',''2 ,,'' ,,,,,!. ny,n,;, .;q;.,,,n,,I 81
,;,,',,,,t ,,..,.,,f ,r,a. Thcy Offered Ia
.,l,ir lonL,. +, no rx,mirrG in nrdrr!o
,,r,i,,c ,nm,r ,I,ot ti,rre w;. substantial,
,.r"ru,I far the urnIo-"d reduction. they
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4 FEARFUL STORY or hovERTy. A SEAM
Ni.ts> was arrested the other day in Brook
kn for paWnIns clothing which >hc had
lhcn home 10 sew, and upon her cxanina-
ion The following evidence was excited She
asserted tint she vas cmp:oyru ~ Mis-,
Phillips, Of this city, who paid hersrI,ntten
crnts Ter masking four pair o.! trousers, fifty
".n's for making twelve lrtir OF drawers,
3nd twenty-five cents for making six shirts.
Because Size did not !insh tAc trousers u soon
a III" hHd agreed to, Miss Phillips refused 10
lHy hcr, and she thcrcuppn pawncd them to
kr"p her family from starving. Here iSa case
winch Ou.,h! 10 interest those women who
"'r Continually crying OFT against tac fy-
rhhH Of men. IL was 70. 4 uiGn who CX
acted f!om Ibis poor Seamsirr>s such s;iuti-
- ul work at sich a prcp9~!rroG,s price. ii
"".a woman who refused 50 pas her the
"t"'chcd pittIncc which she asked OH The
iir''iIcc tlG,l She bad not finished Ter work
'"!clvutly sOcm.--Nc,c York Times.
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STEAlTs OF The SouTu.-The following is
ri c%trac! from a letter addressed TO The
southern Claims Commission by q claimant
rom Virginia impaliant at tia delay in "put-
ting through" lis claim against the Govern.
larli
/" The native Cn!onists are rs poor as the
rc';cl., ara Tie rebels are an poor as a man
need wish TO he. When Il man has TO live
through Tie winter OIL corn-breati aud water.
with now and t!en strong onicn so to
bed Il! sundpwn 10 Keep from treezlng-n no
fuel Ior lie stove; study three weeks how
to .et rGstlgc-Stanp to write about his
conr. aud th,u Zorro" it Of 4 stranser-ii
t'Iu can't cpnycy to tie cour! Il true index
of my coHdiiiun then doif't know how 10
state H."
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The sentence Of Major Benjamin 2. Run
kle, late Superintendent Of the Fre@dmen's
Bureau in Kentucky, who was condemned
by the late court-mari al ut Louisville to pay
Il fine of $1,000, to be imprisoned in The peni.
Tertiary four years, and to be casheird the
service, has been rcmitted by the President,
except in the last feature.
A German family, consisting OF five per-
sons, at the viliage of Nassau, N. l., were
list week poisoned by drinking cider which,
il is believed, was impregnated with copperus
by accident. The mother and two children
are dead, and the father aud remaining child
are said 10 be dying.
Representative King, Of Missouri, pro-
poses to introduce in Congress at an early
date bill to compel railroads to equip their
passenger trains with 9 power-brlke which
win place them completely in control OF the
engineer.
A Louisville (KY.} police judge fined q
man $50 and sentenced him to thirty days
imprisonment fer carrying concealed Wea.
pens.
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4 cr3Iovs Srir.--A very curious suit,
arising cut Of one Of the incidents Of the
lite M.l between France and Germany, will
shortly lie brought TO trial in the French
courts. Dugi;!S, the war Il German soldier
was S!iot near the village OF VauX. where
liron :. I'rlls-ian column swept down on the
place and captured tNcnty-ciSht peasants
WHO li5i Nd for refuge toa church. The
prti-~i;,,l>, determined to have revenge for
the death OF the slain soldier, announced to the
li.i:rnch capiiycs that three Of their nuin-
Der would hc shot. leaving the selection Of
ll.c victims 10 Che prisoners. The Prussians
pr"rc,Cd that they should draw lots, and
Kindly offered them the use of soldiers
hy,.c; Tor III" purpose Of an urn, but the
offer was declined. Finally, after they had
been >hu1 up in The church for seventy-fve
hours, thcylcpore'l tho three required vic
tins had been selected by majority, though
no information is given AZ 10 how the seec-
tion was made. Tbs unfortunate men. find
inI themselves i'll minority, were led out
ana st!ot, and now their widows demand
dnti!gg : trnE tbo twenty-five survivors on
IT," 4ruimd ;1,t tie tlrrs should have been
selected Is TT.
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TEN THOUsAND Cash GIFTS,
aggregating a vast total Of HALF A MILLioS Do;.-
LARS currency, will be distributed by lot to the
ticket-hOders as follows
LIST OF GIFTS {:

Total, 10000 gifts oil cash. 200
To provide meana for this magnificent Concert,
one hundred thousand tick0ts only will he Issued,
large portion OF which are already sold.
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets, 80; halves So; and quarters, $3.50.
Eleven whole tickets for 800. No discount OH less
than 300 orders. Nothing could be more appr0-
pirate for presents than tickets TO this BANQUET OF
WEALTH, or more likely to produce granlcr salts
factory results. Tho object Of this THIRD GIFT
CONCERT Is the enlargement and endowment OF the
Public Library of Kentucky, which, by the special
act authorizing tho concert for It's benefit Is To be
forever free to all citizens of every State. This
cert will be conducted like the first and second, here
tofore given, aud full particu ars OF the mode CT
necessary TO n thorough understanding OF the
scheme, from beginning to end, are now published
I'm the form OF circular, which will he furnished
free Of cost to any who apply.
The entire management OF this undertaking has
been committed by tho trustees TO Hon. THOMAS H..
BRAMLET re, late Governor Of Kentucky, to whom
all communications pertaining to the Gift Concert
should be addressed.
X. r. DURRETT, President.
W. .uALDEMAN, Vice-Preaidcnt
JoHS s. CAIN, Secretary Of Public Library OF kcr-
FaHMERs AND DRovBRs BANK, Treasurer.
Tickets are now ready for SALE and all orders for
them, applications for agencies, circulars, infer
nation, etc, will meet with prompt attention whtn
addressed to Inc us below directed.
TuUNiES Z. DRAMLETTE,
Louisville. kentucky,
Agent Public Library OF Kentucky.
10 MISUNDERSTANDING
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/ IiL'Np Cu%FEDEHNrg UsRo.-- baltimore
GH:,Gt i.-.GrH"rAi Adam K. johnson is Il
m,n very We! knoWIl III the West. Lie is Z
h"unEcki;In, and las been !;miIiarly called
"SiuV,l,iIv ,!ulia>Un" from little incident
III Tie Iatc NY, III" particulars Of which we
y. i,;,'I :.un tia Galveston -TctCa:
"NuIitia Tie yrar 1852 he captured the
t"WM 81 NvWbvIE, Indiana, !;arIisoned hy
.uur s;:fIr.'G i"+ii, i!o having with him at
,Ag i.Hc !n;; tGi,ty. Tie inann"r was novel.
II" l.itcrl -t".rppc5 uit9n wagon wheels,
;:n& planted these S;Iam cannon on one side
0. The RIVER and commanded a surrender.
The Fc3rla,*, surprising that they would he
CORA to pieces b. These widt-mouthcd Mon
SEES. >Grr, I:,!v:cd, and were marched out
and plrol"d."
We nave urar;t Of Quaker guns at Manas.
~ an! ucar Washington doing tiiiGli mt SER
yicl. hut this occurrence i new 10 us. Gen
,r.l ,!oilii,un vus aitcrWaId severely wound
al. FOX a time il vas reported! that lie was
dad, and Ii2 had al opportunity afforded to
but ;rw men--tl!l! OF reading hi. own obitu-
ary notices. Whoa he recovered he was
blind. liz las since devoted himself to tie
3id q lis fellow, in misfortune. His last
,r;i,il.v i. We Lciirvc. novel one. He
proposes |" publish Il paper III raised letters
i3r tho bi:aa. i!C ;c$.::iCs from experience
hat NoIc bii! these who srorc their way III
,ittcg darkness cIii know how much real
l,!c.,s;ne such paper would afford. Geu-
rlA JOHNSON resides at Burnct. Texas, and
IS .cvH!ns itid Ter tits enterprise.
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FElGuTFrL AccIDEHT.-On Sunday utter
noon last Mr.. Philip Il. Yeager,a printer, of
Harrisburg, Pa, says the State Journal,
started with his wife and young child in a
sleigh 10 visit !. friend about six miles from
t!las city, when the horse became frightened
and niril!auagaabIc from an approaching rail-
road freight train vt crossing in the track.
The sleigh WAS upset. and Mrs. Yoager was
thrown with her left arm upon tho hrack,
when four hoH-"ars ran over her arm, crush
ing it Gcavi'nliy and tearing 1t ont Of the
socket ut the shoulder. She was also Sc
vcrc!y CIT in the head. The babe was pulled
out Of harms way by the Iather. AIR. Yea
ger was only slightly bruised. The la;iy's
arm WIS afnpllt@;cd, and slight hopes were
CMtctt:ri..G 81 her recovery.
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me 'ih Instant Jays TINT some 'i;:e ~" two
'"'Fh, OF i}rrnt addressed a letter 10 i'rc>i-
"'' "r'ni asking him 10 aid them in gather
~ CORRECTION Of American po>tacc-stlMl,S.
. itN Gays ago lie sail youths Unexpectedly
, =, through tie American envoy 1T
"''"e Inc assortment Of United States
,t"i aCeei"ranicd by u letter, i'll which
80. i,"'ucht said that his many duties had
Hv''nscu ma undertaking the collection
h1%, ana that therefore his youngest sou
'ad taken The matter in hand.
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Iu1T.TtcS OF FBsCTloSAL CURRENCY.

IMITATION OF FRACTIONAL CURRENCY.-The
Treasury detectives yesterday arrested 4
man who is said to he large dealer i'll
what is known as tie "Greeey" iifty-ceut
fractional currency, which is almost a fec
smile Of the genuine notes, the main diier-
encs being in the signatures, which are
"Horacc Greeley" as Treasurer, and Is.
Gralz Brown" rs Registrar. These notes
are well executed, and ure well calculated to
deceive those who cannot read, and at su-
perticlal glance even those who are in the
habit Of continually handling fractional eur
rsney.-Ns" York Journal Of Commerce,
9lIi
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pEEr or TEXAS The Stale dr!t Of 'icXr>
"a appears from The Governors !Eo'%a@ri j.
81 ,GjS "a. which no >lys crUIl l." pad Gs
IN oHr g. by n lax Of uur-,I,i ~. uu,. p.r
cent. on tho 'al'Io 81 tn" property ni' tn.
state. Tnls amounts to %.L-u.Gjp. 80 !, accord
iiI9 10 an assessment carriG>slr made. and j..
81 course, much Undcrratrd. Gue milton
two hundred and twenty-five ;housnld two
Hundred aud ,wcnty-omc collars Was spent
Hast ytar!"r educational PURPOSES. and -, u :!
cmi!!rvi attended tie schools; ~ $50 en-,
grants arrived III The State III lSi2, anal a!u,r
iS'I 50, lni!,a Of raiioad lave hcuI i;,.li.
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CREDIT MoBGLlER.-A correspondent asks
us to define the term Credlt-Mobiiicr. It's
definition ia strictly personal credit, and
when applied to company means one which
invests capital in personal property as distn-
guishcd roma nett .f0ncier, where tile in
ycstmcnt il in land. The grelt French Gre
dit-MobiIcr Company is about twenty years
old, and was created, under Government
sanction, for the purpose of investing capt.
tai in banking, in contracts for works of pub
lie iInproyem, ut, in stocks and other per-
sonal property. 1t is joint stock company
with urge capital, and Tor years did large
all profitable business, which oflate has fallen
of. The namo and oijcct Of the American
aiii-Mobi;iar had this origin, though liz
hll.iness, SO far as we know, has hecn con-
fined 10 contracts with the Union Pacific
Railroad Company. French writer said
Of Tie French Credit-Mcbicrl that it was The
greatest gambling enterprise i'll all Europe.
lis nainc>ake in thia country has proved III
almost unprecedented popular speculation,
but attended by such circumstances ~ arr
no, likely to make the name popular one
for future entcrpriscs.-Nclgi YORK. Post.
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DAMAGES FROM THg Roor.-The Nassaehu-
sctts Supreme Court las decided that by
lnainta!ninsa building with the roof cou
Styuctet, 80 luat the snoW and ice collected
on il from natural csluscs will naturally and
probably fail into the adjoining highway tie
Own; Y o! the building is liable, without other
proof Of negligence, Ia /. person injured by
Saeh taIl upon hlm Willie travelling Oh The
h.wi:WaV
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Tug NEW SGNAToE FROM GEORslA.-Of
General john =. Gordon, senator-clect from
Georgia, Inc correspondent Of the Cincin-
natl tumncrciGi says:
lie las nothing Of the Stephens in his
composition. He is rs different rs white is
lcom black. lie is young, ardent, stout. clo-
q'vm!; ill.l Of nerve, energy, vila, and push ;
brilliant 0r1t"r,a dl>hiug military officer,
and = man who never knew fear. In the
southern army he wen The title Of Tie hravest
Of the brave. lie is forty years old, well
built, ahuit md.um height, and rather
slender. ANA would be handsome if Il piece
Of bVmb>hol !1d no: made an ugly cash
in hi. cheek. He was in all the battles lie
"ousl 10y any p" h!tiiv get into. and bean
.cuS ai oy,r lis body. This gives him
strength among the colonies, captains, and
tirul,'~Ei-. WHO make up il good portion OF
he "%o!s ia Legislature. jhcy rcnlelnbe!
;'.r..' 'co."riNc-!ii-.si'tn:. Campfire and
ic;gh-ttcN lys af1 not scVcrcd III seven years.'
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DISEASED SGEEr.-Four thousand sheep
suffering from Il contagious skin disease have
been sent to New York from Illinois and
slaughtered and the meat has been dis
lrihutcd about the city. The Tribune says
this meat can hardly be distint ushed from
good nation, though Il close scrutiny will
Show the veins to be OF L blusr lint than i'll
,.nfii .riSrI flesh
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RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD Cot
RICHMOND. JanuarY S, laI1. [

RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD EO.,s
RICHMOND, January S, 1873. I
NTOTICE.-On and after this date Decem.
~ her ad) the PASSENGER aud FREIGHT
TRAINS over this route will be run rs follows:
PASSENGER TRAIN daily Except Sundays) be-
tween Richmond and West Point, leaving the de-
pot at $50 L. NJ.
Passengers for river landings and Baltimore will
leave Richmond depot on WEDNESDAYS and
SATURDAYS at O'Clock A. 81.
EREIGIiT TRAIN for THROUGH FREIGHT
leaves Richmond On Tuesdays, Wednesdays, FRI
days, and Saturdays, NJ O'Clock 4. NJ.
O.AL FREIGHT TRAIN, between Richmond
and West Point, carrying local freight both ways,
on Wednesdays and saturdays, leaving Richmond
ut 4 O'Clock A. NJ.
WILLIAM =. BRAGG. Superintendent
J. l.. TAYLOR, Freight and Ticket Agent, RsCh-
moni. tao
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CAKES AMEs on TIE UNDERSTANDABLE
is study to see MIR. Cakes Auies OH the
wi:nc>>-st;lHd. lie does no; shrink with tie
air of enc ashamed. He fills out his wide
Armchair to lis capacity. lie is the most
scll.posscsyed man ut he table. His pear
shaped bead, narrow at tile forehead and
full at the joWls, forms a fitting pyramidal
complement to the wilc-bascd trunk. He
laughs and jokes good deal, and what j.
not quite pleasant 10 see, some Of the c)il-
mi;os laugh and joke with him as if lie was
their peer. And when he laughs, or rather
SriGs, long seam opens up through his
powerful jaws to his very cars, and through
the peculiar conformation OF face the laugh
or grin IL exactly That OF MephistopGcies de
personated by Mr.. Joseph lIcrmanus. The
long, hooked nose, the outlook of tie un-
cG,uny eyes, and the peculiar up-curye OF
the eyebrows. also tend 10 lleishte:i the Me
1hisl ophclcan character OF his countenaDce
when he
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Grtns horribly = CHASTITY smile.

Like Fausi's TEMPER, TOO, his mirth seems
to Uc iii mockcry or his victims. He grius
lis widest when he is ablo to produce doc
umcntury evidenco-the signature 10 the
bond-to show how deeply lie has inveisled
men WHO have stood high in the public
esteem. No selt-consciouSncSs of the guilt
OF the tempter scclns TO have penetrated his
hide, and when, Oil Saturday, the word
50 Gonscicuce' was used by one Of the conf
mttee hs was nearly conyulSed with laugh
ter. Altogether, Mr. Cakes Ames is a Curl
Gus study Washington Star.
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DE.FsSTRY.

TAR. GEORGE i. STEEL, DEN-Ga
~ TISr,-oftre 793 Main street, Rich <os9yC
mond Va.--duripg the short days may he found al
Ibis office from Q a. IL. IN L. d.
All operations In deuustr! performed tn tie best
manner.
uaiulcss exlruoliou OF tcQih. Dc a-eoaSSe
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WATCHES AND CLOCKS
MULEs, HORSES. &c.


YETELLE, 1904 Main street, - ~
III has his WINTER BILL OF FAREesN E,Ssy
In full blast The plains and the ocean- >Wax1y
the lakes and the tropics-ant our own WV
Latitude for the variety OF liz prOuc-
tions-eprich lis larder which Is unsurpassed any
where. Game, fish, oysters, terrapins, esme fowl,
meals Of all kinds, always on hand and served 70
order. .
Dinners, suppcrs, and parties supplied With The
best OF luxurtes prepared In most elegant style,
His BAR in supplied with the BEST LIQUORS.
Heinvites his old customers and friends to renew
their orders. hoSo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-29

lAe hiachiue and repair shops of the Mont
soHeiy and EuiaUla railroad, at Mont.
S'uery, Ala, were destroyed by fire on Fri.
day night lust.