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nAEISE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND AUGUST '27.2 :.


: ..g. ......... ~ ARRIVED. ~ fl"'i.D1 s.-
steamship Old Doini nion, Walker, New York. mer-
chandise and passengers, c. W. Allen l. Co., agents.
Brig Dauness, Williams, New York. light, to load
tobacco i ,..r.5.' - 49,.
Brig Mary Ellen (3r.), Cook, New York, light, to
load flour. - ..s
Schooner Oliver Janll,os, Campbell Windsnr \.
S.. plaster, Chesapeake and OHIO Railroad Company.
Schooner Mary and Frances, McAndrsws, Nor
folk, light, to load coal for Baltimore.
1873. IDA SAILED.
Steamer Ashland, Doughty, Philadelphia, mcrclan-
disc and passengers, w. p. Porter. rs eut.
Steamer Eliza Hsncox. Clifford, Norfolk, perchan-
disc and passengers; L. b. Tatuln agent.
Schooner George p. Halock, Sharrett, Washing
ton, stone, Curtis & Parker. !, ~ %.
Schooner Gettysburg, Norbcrry, Providence, c4n-
mel coal, Curtis Parker. XIII,
I'll. CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Baltimore August 25th. schooner Martha
Collins. Groves. w. r.. .~# s..#. ..' ."t...
MEMORANDA. Es.s. - e.. .,..
Schooner Maggie Mcdonald, Steeman, hence, at
Philadelphia OH Saturday.
Schooner Frank Shubert, Cramer, hence, at Phila-
delphia on Saturday. -
Schooner Iddie Ryerson, Cousins, hence, at Phil
adclphla on Friday.
Schooner Titus, from Windsor, n. g, from Rich
nlond, at Vineyard Haven on the 23d.
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TEMPLE, LONDON, january 5, 1877.
Ny Dear Sir.-In answer to yours Of the
18th ultimo beg to say that know nothing
whatever OF the so-called Jennings estate,
nor do l believe in its existence. l would
not give q penny postage-stamp for the free
gift of all the rights OF all the claimants.
Yours faithfully, J. P. BENJAMIN.
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Railroad Matters.

REPORTED NEGOTIATION OF LOAN IN LON
DON BY THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
COMPANY. .- ...../1 i:.sE - ..-
NEW YORK, August 27.-The Post says:
It is reported that the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company have negotiated loan
in London Of a sufficient amount to fund
their floating debt and leave a surplus.
Whether the report is true we do not yet
know. -..s.
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The Eall Trade.

ENCOURAGING PROSPECTS FOR ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, August 27.-Interviews with a
number Of leading firms in various branches
of business show prospects for large tall
trade in this city extraordinarily good. Or
ders are already very numerous, and the
general belief is that the volume OF trade
will be greater than before the panic OF 1873.
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g;-c ,.t.- ONO -'tE f.'.-
REPUBLICAN, CAMPAIGN OPENED.

REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN OPENED. ..
ATHENS, ORro august 27.-The Repub-
1ican campaign was opened Saturday after
noon, candidate %West and Stanley Mat
thews speaking. Mr.. Matthews discussed
Hayes's title to Office, his southern policy.
and civi-service reform. 70 - -
PREPARATIONS FOR THE MEETING OF KNIGHTS
TEIPL4R. ... !.
CLEVELAND, August 27.-The city is rap
idly filling up with Knights Templar and
their friends. The city is elegantly deco
rated and the streets crowded.
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For So cents we win send above six articles post
Slot.
Que pair Sleeve Buttons, stone setting. ....'
One set 49, Spiral shirt-Studs.
One heavy Band Engasement-Ring.
One set ~ Engraved Bracelets.
Ladies 0SE o9 the above
One Gentlelnan's Heavy-Link Watch Chain.
one Lake-Georsc Diamond Stud. +"
81 LOT. .,.... 80 ... ...
One Ladies' Heavy Guard-Chain for Watch.
One set PIN and EARRINGS, Amethyst. .s.'.
One extra fine Miniature .Locket.
One One very heavy Wedding; or Ensagemenrt.Ring:
One Gentieman,s heavy Wste i: with Charm
One pair Pearl Ialaid Sleeye-Buttons.
One Lake. George Cluster Pin. ~
One pair (2) heavy Band Bracelets.
-.a.@ % LOT.
One Ladies' Opera Guard Chain.
One Ladies Neck Chain and Cross.
One beautiful Locket (enSraved). -..
One pair Band Bracelets.
One pair Onyx sleeve-Buttons. ,... !.
One set (3) Onyx Shirt-Studs. .-. - -.
One extra cut Cameo seal-Rlng.
One Arizona Solitaire Stud Pin and Esrron
One Ladies' Chemise-But1on.
One Plain Ring, stamped IL h. #.. 49,.
go IS LOT. ....
One Ladies' Opera Chain, with slide and tassel IRE
One Gentlensns heavy wa,ch-C Chain, with curb
charm lretail price, $5l., , ..,.e .--..ss
One LoeE for above
One set Cameo Medallion Pin and Ear. Drops.
One pair {2l heavy Chased Band Bracelets.
one tientleman's aire-Dlaluond Stud.
One Gentleman's Cluster Diamond Pin: ..s d. .
One gsF tad or 3nId The seose
One elegant heavy-set Cameo Seal-Ring.
One Massive Band or Woodworking.
One new "patent y Collar Button.
One Ladies' characterization.
The retail price Of the articles in each sample lot
amounts to exactly ten times the price We ask Tor
the lot For example, our 81 lot retals for $40; our
. 49, - WATCH FREE. .a.-..@. 3. IT,.
To auy one sending us an order for the above lots
by express the amount or VI s., We will send FREE
one SOLID Romaine Gold Hunting. Case Watch, gen
tlemans or ladies' size warranted TO Keep perteSt
time and look equally as well as 800 gold Thtch.
to agents aud is worth trial, as the watch alone
viii sell or trade readily for from $40 to $50 Cen
tleman's or Ladies' Watch alone, 81 or b, Win
heavy Gentlemans Gold Pattern Vest.Chaln anu
Charm, or Ladies' Opcra-Chain with slide and tas-
REMEsiBER!-This offer only holds good until
January l. 1875 After that time we shall sell only
jobbers and wholesale Dealers and any one Wlsn-
Romalne gold Is the best and, in fact, the only
imitation Of genuine gold made, being the same In
weight color, and finish, and all our goods ere made
In the latest gold patterns VIII guarantee satsfac-
ton In every instance, or refund money.
tered letter AT OUR RISK. No goods sent G. Old.
paiP 9ye Agents ,ouS;sS s EyxS So os So
- 90 90. =. tn q and 81 7' sostS SS cIsSf street
au 2S-6m Chicago, Ill.
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The Turf.
RACES AT SARATOGA.

SARATOGA, n. Y, August 27.-In the eX-
TIA races to-day the first, three.qlarter-mile
race, was won by Pique in 1:6s, beating
Rambler. -
The second race, two miles, Booth came
in first, but lRappahannock claimed foul,
Booths rider being light weight, Kappa
hammock gave the first. Time, 3:4o4. !.
Tn the third race, free handicap, one and
an eighth miles, Brodamante came in trst !;
Clemments second; Sister OF Mercy third.
Time, 1881. a.. -.
In thefourth, one mile, Bertram came in
first: First Chance second; Cardinal, VOL.
sew third. Time, 1:45s. .e,s-rr
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AND VISITORS !&a
~ A hearty welcome, Is extended you 10 k1Sb
come and see the bargains am Offering In S&xa2&
usredeened pledges. GOLD and g X YER
MONI)S. &c. for less than half their value. Every
article guaranteed as represented. Don't fall CALI
8. A. WINST0CK,
au7 No. II Fourteenth street.
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TOR SALE, A. FINE @G.OLD&
Il WATCH. with HEAVY GOLD CHAIN E13
apd LOCkET attached A bargain offered. &Gs4
Watch Is neat size. very handsome hunting case, and
sem-winder. The whole establishment has been so
little used that 1t may be called new. Call IL you
want 1t: the price fixed by the owner will insure
quick sale.
all I5-3t ~. !. GODDARD.
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, COMMERCIAL.
UCRN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

'.
OFFERINGS REPORTED 70 SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-White, 1920 bushels. Red, 7,I5G
bushels or which bushels were rc-exhibited.
CoRN.-TYhits lie bushels. Miret, so bushels
re-cxhibited.
oATS-1,5s6 bushels: of which 10 bushels were
rr-exhibited. ...t.. -G.. - g. ..
RYE.-1S bushels -, e ..... .,s,.,,. ... ....,
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY. sl
WHEAT.-White, 24S bushels at Sl.20; AZ
bushels ut $1.05; 1874 bushels very good at 51,3S !;
68 bushels good ut 35; "a bushels at 81 90; 400
bushels S1.33 81 bushels prime on private terms;
ITO bushels very good II Sl.40; 40 bushels good at
Sl.37; AZ bushels ut S1.25; 1S bushels at $l.32 !;
80 bushels ut S1.15; 100 bushels ut S1.30-total.
1,776 bushels. Red, 500 bushels gootl ,Eultz at
$l.25; 224 bushels at u. 10; AS bushels ut 05;
772 bushels very good Fultz ut $3.50; 244 bushels
FuItz $l.1S; 900 bushels Lancaster at I'll 40; 1874
bushels prime Futz at 81 80 422 bushels al 81 20
SO bushels Lancaster at $3.50; 10 bushels good
Lancaster ut S1.32; $50 bushels good Fultz at
$3.50: 3S4 bushels at III So bushels 1T S0c.; 122
bushels ut 1.O6 80 bushels ut S122; 20 bushels Mt
1927; 40 bushels good Lancaster 1T Sl.35; so
bushels Lancaster ut $f.30;32 bushels Lancaster
at S1.32; 32 bushels FultZ at 1920; 102 Bushels
Fultz ut SIPS: SO bushels ut $l.15; 1853 bushels
Mt SLIP rs bushels ut S1.07; 212 bushels prime
Fultz at S1.33-total 5,433 bushels. .s., '..s..
CORN.-IFhite, 6 bushels At 5Sc.
RYE.-1S bushels common 1T 58C.: ~ bushels
comm on 1T 53c.-total. 80 bushels. 49, .,'.
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- = - $4,000
TELPLAR.
Massachusetts,

= THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
Boston, August 27.-The Worcester Spy
says that Senator Hoar has reluctantly ace
cepted the invitation to preside at the Re-
publican State Convention.
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The JcnniDgs-EStatc DelusiOH

MeSsrS. Editors Of the Dispatch:
4 friend in Nelson county has sent me
the following letter, which ! offer you for
the benefit OF the crcdulous and expectant
heirs OF the mucil-mootcd Jennings estate.
e.. g.. +. A. Z. :
RICHMOND. August %. 1877.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

~. s.. .n.la. MONDAY. August 27, 1877. 10
.... n country Produce. co." -.
Beeswar: 2sc. u ID. = s#
Bgttsr Prime to choice Yellow % @25c fair 10
Cor corn Teaf: 72@75e. = bushel for country. "
DRIED EL9tt: Apples. 2%g3c. D.; peaches;
" Eos In barrels. 7asc. p dozen lin crates DC.
FfGrsess s To 4 b'leh h "'' 4''
Hay: Virginia timothy, 75@S5c.: clover. ESQ
7e Sat s9f b sSsdy 9 7oa75c. Fl"
Potdtoes: irish, a barrel Sl.75@:2.
Lard; e Gsnntry, l6 SIshl, ..
Samqc: 75c. @Sd 25, according Z" "u'lits.
Wool: washed: 32@35c.: unwashed. 25ta2st.
BURY wool will bring from TO Sc. q n, less than
above rates. IT. .ss
Cement. Lime, Plaster. &c. t
Cement; Resenlale' Sl.e5@s175 q barrel; James
Lime: Agricultural, 1Oc. q bushel; Virginia. In
di,a Rock $l.1o; Rockland, sl.lod3s1.25, accord
5'issiSr ISp ;; t@s4s$5 81, s5osna, s77o@ss'
@- DRY Goods.
Broom Sheetinqs and Shirtings: Al Manches-
TER eEs Rysr e James RiSef ssc o.
james River &C.. "A Graniteyile. nc: Granite
VILE, 7c.; A Rockhridse &C.; z Rockorde' sc;
conestosa 7c.i i0-4 fererill, 27Ec; iO4 City 35c.
Bte0c.ed Shirtings and Shsetimgs:, ID VAN
Xvondale, &C.; Al Social. &c.; "A Amoskeag,
b p3e. &C.. B. !. sei,aaic, 7c; Meth,ian, 5kc Pc
Peterborough, 5Ec.; l0-4 Waltham, 26c.; 1o-4 City
Breio,l Drills: Petersburg, To-; Graniteville,
''i Corset ysans: Favonia, &C.; Amoskeag, loc;
lfaowell, 10c
Denims: Harlem, l24c.: Boston Steam Mills; exc.
Prints: American. &c: Aliens. &C.; Rich
mond 6c sPTsg%Is, 6 MancneS,er PA W ia
iery, exc: Oriental. Pacific, &C.; Arnold. &c.;
Harmony SIC: Wamsutta. Sc; .,,.-..8 ,.,
Cnm6rics: Rice, &c.. English. 51zc. o.
Drugs, Dyestuffs, Oils, &c.
4 4zeosol - ssa.7s gallon. :, -, -, 60. .,.
Goeezszsai: IL r. b, r.. j. ~.>,.., US. "
Extract NJ LogWood:: lsc. s-.f 80 .
t ois: Iinseed. 75c machine q Sperm,
s s s5 eae pr lsrd, &C. sweet IS DOZEN
best salad, $3.50: castor, S1.40 = eal!on: Virgins
iubricaing, sO@5Oc.; kerosene, 151c. . gallon. !
Roots: Ginseng, sOc.; seneca, without top, $50
Soda: Sal, 2s@sc., in kegs; English soda, &c.
SDirits TlrDentine: Acc. t'"' a'
-sT Foreign Fruits and Candy.
Gandy: tSgl6e. nsn ": 6o a nov .
11emons. a seSna ~ SSs - So~ !" WA
oranges; Sogso''o y wa -.
- Groceries nc. -a#
p s,,or,,.rs ,a7Kc . .r.,r Ri, s,sas ox1a
9,,c: ribbed. 94@ 9kc.: Virginia shoulders.
virginia hog-ronnd. 9kG10c.; Virginia hams, large
lOS@l1 c.; small. 12ia12,5c.; sngar-cured. uncan-
Buckets: Painted, two hoops, 80; three hoops.
49, Brooms Two strings, s1.75@s2: three strings,
$3@$3.oO four strings. S3;a 2@gISt.3o. ooa
on G%tee oos - nr,ne 1. dys 539
229c; Java, 33a3ac, ,,o, ,.D1a,,, AN .
p set, I4@ l5c.; halt-boxes; lse:: talow. l4c. !,
,,aS,er,, n,tme emitting. lac common. iO6sl ic:
Enslish dairy, ls@2oc.: Pineapple, 25c.
PFC Carolinn. Si5c. RanCoOIi. &c .....
Hsf. H.rringsNSortn Carolina No cut $3.50;
North Car1iina gross, So; Eastern gross, $3.50
MaskcreiNSo. Bay, slsasi7; No. 2. In barrels,
S9.50@S10i No. 8 mackereL s7:50@s8; No. l, In
kits $3.50; No. Q. In kits, 49, No. =, $3.50. Mess
shad, in kits, 49,. ,o,Io,,,,.L :.
half barrels, ! 1ic. .
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Obituary.

DEATH OF AN EX-JUsTICE OF THE MASSACHU-
. 49, SETS SUPREME COURT.
BosToS, August 27.-Jarus Ware, eN-
Justice of the Supreme Court, and author
Of several legal textbooks, Is dead.
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4 yAss-MEgTISa tn CUMBERLAND COUNTY
CLAIMS THE NOMINATION FOR SOUTH
s1DER-cAPTA1S ?. ". MKINSEY THE
CHOICE.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatchl
FARAyILLE. Va, August pa Cumber-
land county mass-conyention to-day unani-
mously. claimed the attorney-seneralship
as due the South Side, and endorsed Hon.
P:W. Mckinney. The friends of Captain
Mckinney state that letters from the Valley
and Southwest give him the popular vote,
in those sections. - 49,. ..... g.. -
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.


Fine, 1850; 'supcrtinc, 1913; extra supertine,
City Mills, 1925 Supply large. aud rcryt dull. .-a
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LAKESIDE LIBRARY.

T AKESIDE LIBRARY EDITIONS
=. OF THE .-..
BEST WORKS OF THE GREATEST AUTHORS.
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A PRESBYTERIAN ADDRESS TO VICTORIA
The London Times OF July 31st says: "Dr.
Blake, as one OF the clerks OF the Presbyte-
rlan Council recently held at Edin burg, has
received the following reply to the Councils
address to the Queen:
/" Whitehall, July 2l.-Sir,-1 have had
the honor TO lay before the Queen the adj
dress forwarded by you OF ministers and
elders representing fortx.nine Presbyterian
churches, seyerally in twenty-five separate
countries, expressing their good wishes to-
ward her Majesty and the Government OF
this country, and have to inform you that
her Majesty was pleased to receive the ad-
dress very graciouSly.
81 am, sir, your obedient servant,
"'R. AssHEToN CROSS.
"'Reu. Professor Blaikie, No. 8 Palmerston
road, Edinburg.'
cit may be added that the meeting at
which the address was voted was presided
over by Rev. Or. Adams, Of New York, and
that Rev. DR., Hoge, Richmond, and DR..
Pressense, Of Paris, moved and seconded
the address, - > !, To-, o..
Rev. Bernard j. McManus, pastor Of ST..
Johns Catholic church, Baltimore, who at
tended Archbishop Bsyley on his visit to
Europe, especially to the south OF France,
and returned last week, referred briefly yes
terday from his pulpit to the subject Of the
trip. He said the congregation no doubt
wanted to know how their beloved
bishop aud father was. He was sorry to
have TO say that the Archbishop was but
little, if any, improved in health, and he
asked for the prayers Of the congregation
for him.-Bdlttmore Sun, eth.
Adolph Armstrong, Esq, OF Prunytown,
clerk OF the courts Of Taylor county, as
satllted an old and respectable citizen named
James Burdett, last Friday evening. Mr..
Burdetts son interfered for the protection
OF his father, when Armstrong drew a re-
yoiyer. Another party named Sinsel came
to the rescue, knocking Armstrong down
and beating him terribly. He is confined to
bis room by reason Of the wounds received
in the atiray.- Wheetiry Register.
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A NEW BOOK ADDED EVERY TEN DAYS
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
....' MONDAY, August 81, 1877.
j. The breaks To-day comprised 81 ho2sheads, 8
lierces, and boxes. The offerings nj auction on
'ChanSe were 65 packages: of which number %
were taken In, and the remainder sold al prices
ranging from zoe. To 1925. - g. ''-
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EVERY VOLUME COMPLETE, UNABRIDGED,
AND UNALTERED. ."
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1T. ELLYSON, BOOKSELLER.
81 ll12 MAIN STREET.
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ROCKS AT TEN CENTS EACH.

(By mail. l2c. each ordinary price. II to ~ eacl.)
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EXCLUSIVE AGENCY OF THE UNITED
STATES AND CANADA,

for the sale Of all goods manufactured from this
metal, and In order to introduce them In the most
speedy manner have put up assorted sample-lots as
given below, which we will sell ut
ONE TENTH THE RETAIL VALUE UNTIL
JANUARY /, 1878.
Read the list:
...
5O-CENT LOT.
One Gentleman's Watch Chain. retail price 81 90
One pair Engraved Sleeve Buttons, retail
nrice ...,.... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. rs
One Stonc-Se. Scarf. Pin, retail price ........ rs
One Set i3) Spiral Shrt-Studs, retail price,. rs
One improvcd-shape Collar-Button, retail
oU
One heavy plain Weddlug-Ring retail price. 20
Total. ........................S5 90
For so cents We will send above six articles post
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FOR SALE BY

A LIBRARY FOR THE PEOPLE.
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WATCHES &c.
MATCHES! JEWELRY!!
ROMANO GOLD,

; .. ROMANO .GOLl). &
so extensively worn III Paris nrst discovered in
1870 by the celebrated French chemist Mons. d. Be
Lalnge who manufactured It into jewelry, and for
five years sold 1t to the leading jewellers of Paris for
SOLID GOLD. In 1875, when his secret became
known, ten OF the manufacturing jewellers cstab-
lished stock company, with capital Of 100000
900, for the purpose OF manufacturing ." e,
ROMANO GOLD JEWELRY AND WATCHES.
With this immense capital, and the aid Of improved
they enabled to produce all the latest
patterns of ewery ut less than one tenth the cost OF
solid gold, and Of quality and color which makes 1t
tmpossiblc even for experts to detect 1t from the
genuine. .'-i'
We have secured the q. .~':-
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CHICAGO. August 27.-Flour unchanged. Wheat
unsettled and generally higher No. l red western,
siaiaK@sIe.s5 September, 81 2.37S9si2.4GOc-
tober. Lard active and firm at S35 cash aud Sep
TENDER, $S.40 october. Bulk meats In good demand
and firm; shoulders, 54c.; short ribs anu short
-r,iddlal R1k1n Ic for larel .cIsll
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PHILADELPHIA, August 27.-Cattie dull but
frmcr; sales. 1880 head; good TO prime, 67Sd exc.
medium, 5t15sc.; common, 4aa0t5c. Sheep ur-
changed sales Is 900 head. Hogs In fair demand;
sales, $500 head; good TO prime. 7HG 7ac.; conf
| mon Tixc. sfseHrH .
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RICHMOND. August %,
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Lfrorfcs PASTE: j. C. & TO-. 31c.: Il. r.. &c.:
a. o. G., Csc; II. Co., 24c. r. &. CSC: anchor
27c.: A. G. C.. &c: G.. 3 g.. CSC.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-05-11

You see him on thc street vhilc he
umhlcs from point to point, and you
regard him a. one without money or
brains lie reads tho signs and peers
iu at every shop window with the m.
sophisticaiodncss Of vcrdant Youth,
but beneath bis grccnness Is an impor.
tune that smacks OF dignity. lie may
look like some bolatrd stagglcr from
% flock Of shccp, but upon his broad,
generous shoulder has leapcd many m
obscure individual into the halls Of
legislation and Congress 1t was his
Ink soilcd fingers that placed in solemn
lines the type that recoun,cd his viz.
tues and sent forth to the world biz
fitness and qualifications for. Office
within The silt Of the people, and yet
the poor medium by which his smbi.
ton found strength and his aspirations
success, receives only thanks, and olt
times not that much rewuril ....
We love to shake the hand Of u
country editor. We find in him the
true working man Of tho land. lie
works net only with his hands, but,
with hi. brain. Under his magic
work, towns grow into citio ,,,black-
smith shops grow into foundries, anil
the little bunch Of cottages are trans
formed into palatill mansions. These
changing scenes 60 on, and yet the
country editor tolls on as he did when.
his village was in IL infancy. Tbete
is no reward for hi' work other than
the satisfaction of knowing ll.dt, he
and he alone wrought the glorious im,
provement.
Few know the trials aud troubles ~
a country editor. lie lives, like lie
preacher, upon the charity of his pa
tssa-.- O..e .lay !,e- ,..sy -ses-l- in the
luXurilace OF a load Of wood. aud Ae
next day shiyor in tie absence Of foad,
lie tolls on, nevertheless. He gees
on building his town, eiccting migrate
ful aspiranis 70 Office, and gives each
and every citizen up che hill Of life
Iowa " hish I.s-is- alI.,~e.l- 80 W n,bie,
Therefore, when Col. Tooster cnsaes
into our sanctum, We feel as if We
we're moro honerel than il .Bes Hiu
or Chief Justice Bradley had visited |
us, w tys thSfspyy ediior1 and
,ltEdugf fc Is but a tr'Ile worse oiffn !
his worlds goods than the poor sfribe
IF the city, We feel as if be was q pc OF I
he nob'est works Of God in thai he
loes more Tor his fellow men and is
laii les for it ,4sq pV, Q,hfr crea-
urem carth.- Bridges Smiths Pa;
Ipr
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Few are aware OF the impQrtanC
cteeshie a oosehs esG@hsAoA col

its irst stage. That which in the be.
ginning would yield TO a mild remedy,
if neglected, soon preys upon the
lupgs. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup af-
fords instant relief Price 25 cents. =
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&, Scientic menin all'ages have been

~ Scienttic men in all'ages have been
puzzled to assign plausible reasons ft'
the saltishness Of the sea-water. Two
thirds Of the globe may be said tp be
covered by the sea; and, therefore,
taking an average depth at, 5000
yards. and that this body of water
contains b per, eentum Of salt, we
have cqn'e9ueptly existing in the sea
10, loss than 60,000.000,O00 tons Of
salt. Were allithis water to be dried
up, then we should have deposit of
salt over the entire bottom Of the
seas equal 70 l50 yards in thickness,
Were it all iaken from the sea and
sppead equally over the whole surface
Of the dry land, it would make a COW
eriug 900 feet in depth. 80 v''
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An dld lady IN Connecticut, who
had insisted on her minister praying
fon rain, had her eabbsges cot up by
"A hailstorm; and, on Viewing the
wreck, remarked tl,at she never knew
him ,ip undertake any thing without
OVERRIDING the matter. a.4 r"
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ENDURANCE. Think not that you
are ths'only one who has to endure
AMI who breads the hardships of life.
Ease and comfort are natural desires
Of me hu an heart; and there are
,tlorns, real, Or imaginary, in every
ones pail way. But sitting down
and bronding will never bring power
TO overcome them. Rather be cup
and doing" thankful for the bles ing
still remaining. ifyophave heal III
and strength you have reason to be
glad, IL spite. Of Fortunes frown; for
hoy much harder would 10 your lot,
or eforls to gain a living. il you were
crippled, blind, or deaf? 90 ... -