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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-06

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The failure Of the bill to adjust and pay
the debt soy Virginia looks as though the
party Of Reputation were the stronger in
that State-at least, stronger in the Lesis-
lature. But there is yet confidence in. the
good sense and honesty OF the people OF the
Old Dominion, aud q belief that she will
ultimately compromise with her, Gre ditors
upon terms mutually acceptable, and make
righteous effort 10 meet her obligations In
| their new forB, as they mature. Repudia-
ItIcn ID Virginia would be onlinous indeed.
Cincinnati Commercial. ~ =. '.ista
The courage OF Governor Holiday de-
serves the praise which the peopie will
Iagive him. This extra session wilt giyethe
opportunity for the settlement Of the debt
| question as well ass0f other Important mat!
tiers which were passed over. In The press
,ire and excitement of the late session, and
IsFill no: doubt destroy The hope Qf delna.
gogness and desperate goiitic ians 1T, tIceead
Din their schemes at the expense of tie
tpeopie and, State donscitle Giazette.e .
Governor Holliday deserve general praise
|sars bis pReHpts csi0n in r7eony aning TIP
zsagisiatn SO. that the bill for, the settle.
|, usns os she pub lles debt might be disposed
lof anaIiy, with no more delay t'etersbAygs
appedt, 81
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che Senate yeste 800 sss5, S s,,,. )
reas ipst the publ s5ebt be Ssas e. Y ne
.body tl,en adjournsii M me ~
il, order, ss,osey ibe. iae assasss
to bs,'l nsy. visits % their homes.
Now let ssas House OF Delegates act
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DICHMOND THEATRE.

. Engagement OF the comedians. STUART ROBSON
and WILLIAM Ii. CRANE. supported by their
SUPERB DRAMATIC COMPANY. Last time OF
the greatest of all comedies. OUR BACHELORS.
Holly fowler. EDO play or ifi'dcIn GihcS MAS oteh
received with such continuous screams of laugh
ter" FRIDAY AMI SATURDAY. March anu 8.
as THE TWINS, in Shakspcare's COMEDY OF
ERRORS. Dromio OF syracuse. Slr STUART ROD
SON; Dromio of Ephesus. Dir. WILLIAM II. CRANE.
The plav will he produced under The immediate SUI.
pcrvision of Mr.. CHARLES WELD. of Theatre Roy
al Drury Lane, London, to whose efforts the success
of the Comedy of Errors during the engagement Of
MesSrs. Robson and Craze nj The Park Theatre, New
York. is in no small degree attributable. GRAND
MATINEE SATURDAY 1T 2 O'Clock. NH 6-lt*
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GHOULD BE"IN EVERY not =.
~ DIR. p. HhLE'S EATAI.RIl RtMtLn lI',t e.
tiye cure for CasEARRH and U!.Ai 49, ."
s;ic by MILL .ER Il riEK' (.
P0I x MJLLER / co.
Ph.rn,vcIsts 900 Main 49,.
Hichr3,"s. -
Price, 50 cpltS per bottle. l. -" =
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DTCHMOND MOZART ASSOCIATIONS

The regular weekly soiree will take place at Mo-
zartl Hall THIS (Thurstayt EVENING at 81
O'Clock. Admission only BY membership or invita-
ton-carls, which must be presented at the door.
Members con obtIininyiatiou- cards on application
at WAITS music-store, No. 020 Main street.
ia 18Th " d..
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HO11sE OF DELEGATES,

Speaker ALLEN in the chair. No prayer.
a number OF bills were reported from
committees aud placed, on the calendar. j /
Mr. GRAVES presented a resolution pro-
yiding that tie House shall meet at l O'Clock
Hereafter. NRsjected-ayes, 4; noes, 79.n..;
Mr.. ASHTON presented. a resolution that
when the House adiourns to-day it will adj
iotlrn3. to meet at - O'Clock on Monday,
Mirch 10Th. Referred to Committee on
PI11pS ~. = ,.-'f' 20 $500
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CRocKE:RY. Gr. AsswARE,, = o..

TIE w q esoiDjs. n7a1 zs5e
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LEAVE or ABSENCE.

Leave of absence was granted Messrs.
GooDE, five days; MCCAULL. YANLEAE,
BARBOUR, RAGLAND. LADY, WALKER of
Westmorcland, and BURNHAN, for four days
each; MooRMAN, BocoCK, DANCE, CRANK, and
FICKL1N, three; days each; WALLACE and
HARRISON OF Sussex, two days each /; and
one day for Mr. MYERS - - -.-.-.-
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Overwhelming Defeat Of the British
by the Zulus

dispatch from Capetown, via ST. Vim.
cent, says that British column, consisting
OF portion of the path Regiment. batterv
OF artillery, and 900 native auxiliaries. was
utterly annihilated, near Tagcla River. nv
10000 Iulus, who captured a valuable con.
voy OF lO2 wagons, 1000 oxen, two cannon.
400 shot and shell, 1000 rifles, 25O, 900
rounds OF ammunition, 10000 pounds
weight OF provisions, and The colors of the
am regiment. IL is estimated that 5000
Lulus were killed and wounded i'm the
battle.
Among the killed on the British side are
two Majors, four Captains, twelve Lienten.
ants, and the Quartermester Of the oath
Regiment two Captains OF Royal ArtiI.
Iery, Colonel, Captain, four Lieutenants.
ana Sergeant Major Of Engineers besides
twenty-One other British officers command.
ing native levies.
seven attacks subsequently made by the
Iulus have been rcpulsed, and the colony
is now somewhat recovering from the inter
CONSERVATION which at first prevailed
Natal, however, is in great danger, and dis.
tnrbances are feared in Pougoland. Lord
chelmsford, commander Of the expedition.
mas been forced 70 retire In CONSEQUENCE Of
defeat. It is estimated that five hundred
soldiers were killed besides the officers
enumerated above
Governor Sir Bartle Frere has sent an.
peals - England and Mauri,ius for 70.
endorsements. The mail steamer for I'm.
gland was dispatched day earlier tbsn
usual with request f1r six regiments Of
infantry and n brigade OF cavalry. The
men Of war, the Active and Tenedos. have
been ashore. The Tenedos was seriously
injured, and was obliged 20 go into dock
40 Simons Bay.
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Turkish Officials.

The audience room OF the Grand
Nizier, at the Porte, f. an immense
room, with low divans running around
its four sides carpeted with thick Per.
sian rags laid loosely on the floor; the
Turks never tack down their carpets. and
the walls have for an ornament but n
few framed texts from the Koran No
books are 10 be seen. His Highness ats
IN a corner prOpped up against cushions.
his legs crossed under him, and Turk.
ish inkstand with its reed pen alongside.
IT you are p Diplomatist, he claps his
hands certain number Of times 10 the
mutes, TO indicate pipes and coffee, and
he asks you ~ cit down on his right. RI
you are an ordinary person. you are
treated with civility, minus these
cOurtcsies. Intercourse between the
official and unofficial world, and between
the great and humble, Is free from
servility or debaiDg humility. Equalitv
before God makes Mussulmans equal To-
one another in a general sense. No man
loses bis presence Of mind i'm presence Of
a superior in Turkey.
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hesueSs nerves, At least those that are
constantly so, are weak ones as we'll This
Iue way 70 tranquilize them thoroughly il
strengthen them. IL may be, nav, IL very
oiteh Is necessary tc have recourse 20 a sed
awe awe or even an opiate, in dangerous cases
oI heIyeus lnquietude, but the contin ed
u sucn unnatural palliatives is greatly
DC deprecated. Though not, in a re
s 1 sense, specific for nervousness
uVstttters Stomach Bitters is eminently
calculated To- allay and eventually overcome
IL, TACT which the recorded experience OF
many goes TO substantiate. This inestima
Hie .ohlc, Dy promoting digestion, assimi
notes upon which the harmony of all tbs
pouily organs cepends, and the result is that
!Lesh stores OF vitality are difiused through
the system, OF which the nerves receive their
que apPortionment, and grow tranquil as
they gather strength.
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The NnIue Of Time

As in fire the loss greatly depends upor
the time required for efficient aid to arrive
20 the result OF ca'arrh greatly depends
upon the speedy use of Efficient remedies
For over quarter Of a century, DIR. Sage
Catarrh Remedy has been the standard
remedy. The positive cures il has effected
are numbered by thousands. Each year has
Witnessed an increased sale. Its reputation
Is me result of superior merit. ii the d g.
ease has extended 20 the throat or lungs
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
should be used with the Catarrh Remedy
These two medicines will speedily cure the
most stubborn cases of catarrh. See O. 9
Peoples Common Sense Medical Adviser, a
work OF over 900 pages. Price, 81 so. Adj
dress the author, X. V. Pierce, NJ. D., But
falo, y. Y.
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Breach OF promlse In Paris.

A curious breach Of promise case is
now on trial in one OF the Paris Courts
certain Mons. Legru, a sugar mer-
chant, in the winter OF 1877 fell i'm love
with an actress of the Folies Dramat-
iques, Mile. Gelabert, and wished to
marry her. She had no serious obiec-
tons TO that proceeding The commits.
St0ndte en- suc.eS wished her, rs prelimi-
nary to their marriage, to resign her DO
sition as an actress. She replied that
she was under an engagement by the
terms OF which she must pay the man
agera forfeit of twenty thousand francs
TO be released from her engagement. The
gallant lover said he would pay that for
her. She accordingly gave up her situa-
ton, the sugar merchant paying to the
director ten thousand francs on account
and promising ten thousand more. The
lady also refused very advantageous
offer from another manager abroad, and
left the stage entirely. After the regu-
lation billing and COOLING" the course
of true love began TO take to it's pro-
verbally crooked ways, and when the
marriage should have taken place the
happy bridegroom was non est inyentus.
Now the actress sues this slippery,
sugary cOmmissionaire for the ten thou,
sand francs still due and payable to the
director of the Foles Dramatiques, and
Tor eighteen thousand francs additional
which she lost by not accepting the
other profiered engagement. Legru re.
| spends by threatening TO sue her for in.
jury done to his business standing in
/ commercial circles by this suit Great
interest is manifested in this suit by
members of the theatrical profession as
well as by business men.
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passenger train from there on the Selma.
Rome Il Dalton Railroad fell through a rot
ten bridge over Mulberry Creek. One white
man, named Geo, Evans, and four ne.
groes, were killed. Superintendent Stanton
and Conductor White were fatally injured
Ten or twelve persons were severely hurt.
The train is n perfect wreck The killed
are George r. Evans and two negroes,
names unknown. Fatally injured: NJ
Stanton, General Superintendent; Captain
White, conductor; y. Y. Hunter, mail
agent. A loaded box car with sixty bales
OF cotton, the mail, baggage and express
cars, aud one coach, were totally burned.
The bridge was perfectly rotten. The
scene a. the wreck was heartrending .......
Frank l.. Plants, the youngest son of the
late Judge Plants, committed suicide at
Bucyrus, o., by taking morphine. lie was
County Surveyor, aud very popular; a
young man OF great promise, and uni.
VERBALLY respected throughout the county
His tragic death has created a profound
sensation. He was found in his office in
the Courthouse. disappointment In love
is generally believed TO have induced the
act.
Notes from Abroad.
The Official journal Of Paris says: Latest
reports OF the plague are reassuring. 1t has
not increased, and energetic measures have
been adopted for its suppression. The
French Government has dispatched phy.
stefan 10 investigate the disease. Reports
that the plague has appeared in Turkey are
uniounded. There rs no ground for panic,
and no danger for the present from arrivals
from the Black Sea, or the Sea OF Azof
Nevertheless, the Minister Of Commerce
mas ordered quarantine OF two days at the
French ports on the Mediterranean and i'm
Algeria, including arrivals from the Black
Sea and the Sea Of Azof, even when provided
with clean bill of health
The Liberal majority in the French Cham.
Ders does not appear disposed to let bygones
be hygones. The impeachment Of the Min.
ist,y for its participation in President Mac.
Mahon's intended coup d'etat in May, 1878,
is now seriously proposed
The strike of the iron and steel founders
at sheffield has terminated, and the men
are accepting a reduction in their wages
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-03-01
Picturesque StatIstics.

As ! was going through the Senate
wing this morning, writes a Washington
correspondent, / stopped at the picture
stand of Mr.. Bowden, who has. in steel
engraving, TIE photographs of all the
lllustrious men OF the present and past.
] asked him of the prominent men of
to-day of whom he sold the most engrav-
ings. He said: al sell the most of
Thurman, Conkling, Ben Butler. Jim
Blaine, and John Sherman. You would
be surprised" he says, TO know how
great demand there is for Butler pic
lures. OF the five have lust men
toned, ! think the honOrs would be
divided between Thurman and Butler
next in order would be Blaine. then
ConkliDg, and then Sherman. / also
have great many orders for Chief
Justice Waite. As for Hayes, | don't
think | sell one Of his 10 ten of Speaker
Randall and yet ] am on the Senate
side. There is but little demand for
Garfield, but some for Sam Cox, and
Fernando Wood, and General Banks;
but the principal sales are confined TO
those have ust mentioned OF those
who are dead the greatest demand is for
Andrew Jackson, Abraham Lincoln, and
Chief Justice Chase, though there is
fair market for George Washington.
Thomas Jefferson, Daniel Webster, Sec
rotary Seward, Secretary Stanton, and
General Thomas. You would be sur
prised TO know, also, the number of en-.
cravings | sell of JEFF Davis and Gen
eral Lee The sales Of these two are not
as extensive AZ those | have heretofore
mentioned, but they are considerable.
Grant, for some reason, don't sell well.
IL may be because every one has a like
ness of him, but sell three of Sherman
to one OF Grant; yes, General Lee out
sells Grant"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-03-01

FOR upwards of thirty years Mrs. wiz.
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP has been used for
children with neyer-failing success. II cor
reefs acidity OF the stomach, relieves wind
colo, regulates the bowels, cures dysentery
and diarrh1a, whether arising from teeth
ing or other causes. An old and weil-tried
remedy. 25 cts. q bottle.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-03-01

GAPS MADE IN THE FLESH by Assesses
and ulcers speedily disappear without leav-
Jog scar, when HENRY's CARBoLIC SALvE
IS the agent employed TO heal them. This
standard article cures the worst sores,
eradlcates cutaneoas eruptions, relieves
the pain of burns, banishes pimples aud
blotches from the skin. aud has proved
to be eminently successful in remedying
rheumatism and soreness of the throat and
chest. Sold by all Druggists.
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An Extended popularity. Zach yenr
finds Browns BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs" in
new localities in various parts of the world.
For relieving Coughs, Colds and Throat
Diseases, the Troches have been prered rel-
able. % cents box.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-03-01

PALACE hunting cars" on the
Western railroads are the last advance
Of the Pullmans. They contain sleeping
apartments, kitchen, smoking room. n
kennel for dogs, and a place in which 70
store game and guns
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BEST organs are certainly cheapest when
the price is not much more than those of
very poor organs. Mason & Hamlin Organs
are sold at prices which are not much more
than those of inferior organs. see adver-
tisement.
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The Syracuse Standard thinks that
the best way 10 kill of the Chinese is to
teach them how to aid kitchen fires with
Kerosene oil cans.
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No one now speaks of the London
Times as the "Thunderer"
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Invest &c. for ono Musical Record. or o. for year
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TO FARM Frs

MONEY TO LOAN in Ohio hy the UNION
CENTRAL LIFE ms. co in sums from $500 10
$1,000 for i've years at per cent interest. All
loans must be secured by first lien on real estate
worth ~ least three times the of loan, ex
elusive OF buildings For further informa ton apply
10 y. w. HARRIS, Secretary. Cincinnati, q.
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CHEW Jockson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco
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CIGARETTES.

SURE CURE FOR CatarrI,. Asthma, Rror-
= Phtbs, cold I'm the Head and ALI BrOn-
chtni AFFECTIONS, for which they are a sure cure
ana instantaneous relief. Contain tobacco. ~
wanted. W. ,. WHEATON. New Bedford, Massa-
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FOR TEN DOLLARS Cash

We VIII insert seventh Advertisement week In
st o. ~ weekly newspapers. or four lines In n diff
terent list Of 8i papers. ten lines two weeks In
choice 81 either ~ four separate and distinct Ists
containing from 10 to 100 papers each OF four lines
ono week IN All four Of tho small Lists line one
week In al six lists combined, being more than 900
!ePers, we nlS2 aye Lists Of papers by states
our 100 page pamphlet Address Gro. p. RowTf.t A
Co. Iu nprnce Street Nov YORK
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TIE GREATEST MUSICAL SUCCESS or TPE nay rs
Octave ChoruSeS.

splendid stock OF these hand, cost but 10
~ cents each, and each contains favorite Anthem
Giee OIatorio or other Chorus, Quartet or Part
song They are much used by 'hoirs and Societies
for occasional singing. Try dOZenl send for list
or send 10 eentsfor our full Book Catalogue.
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NEW 1Ohh, - Flour Co., Superfno State a,,o
western; sS SOs3 65: common 70 good extra West
ein and state, " 1908 30; good 70 choice Western
ana STATE t5 '5o5f bOi common TO choice white
wheat Western extra, 50 5595 25; common TO god
ONO oxtrn family, e. 75g5 common 10 choice
81 Louis extra family So SOd5 IS Minnesota patent
process, good 70 prime aud choice TO double extra.
70 aVgS' GIaln-Wheat, 92c@i III; rye, No. 2
Weiler ,, 57G6s12c. barley, 75M79c.; corn, $50
10; oats, 301ag5i1Ic. Mess pork, new, So 62LG
9o.l2 old ss@S 10. Lard prime steam, 6.8,@65 SOC.
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srOCK MARKETS.

CINCINNATI. fleet Cattie-Common, 2lIa,8c..
iar 20 medium 34gfc.i good N choice butcher
grades 81 Gi6'c fair "a good shippers 4J%a5c.
feeders and siOckers, l}5H84c. E1gs- Common
s8g8 500 iair 20 good light G3 6j@8 IS, fair "a
butcher qualiics, ca 1904 ~. sno-p- Common
70 iair, "4fc., and good 10 choice fSa5c. per
10 gross.
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5 H#E$ 4. !:
"H m Medicines have FAILED TO DO
hi Hn HUNTS REMEDY
M II Il surely doos-restores 10 health
HHH all who are afflicted with Dropsy,
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HWHIu HUNTS REMEDY
n n n cures Diabetes. Gravel Inconti.
HIIIIII hence and Retention Of Urine, In
A@@S@k temperance aud Loss Of ppettte.
All Diseases OF the Kidneys, Bladder ana Urinary
Organs cured by HUNTS REMEDY RAY
HUNTS REMEDY. Send for pamphlet to
VIM. Y. CLARKE, ProyideDce r. l.
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INblANAPDLIs. -- Grain - WHEAT No rcd
winter, new, 96WgSC. Corn. new Western mixed
8iTc.j May, 31SB8f1zc. Oats, white Western ~
@28'9c. Bulk moats- Green shoulders 25Sa8I<c..
ciocf r6 sdce. ~. Iarf. prime steam, current
make sc. Sweet picked hams 7it4J57c.
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Cincinnati Musical Institute

$50 e: i:;;:::; :!
CHARGE, what will be the best pos
stble Investment for you to make. Send 10 cents
for our lun page pamphlet. Address Geo. y. Rowell
q Co. . Newspaper Advertising Bureau, 10 Spruce
street, New York
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H fn Z
OF best grades averaging 800 % 15lU lbs az e. Is
90 ~ Por 100 lhs' good gratea averaging 300 ils
at s. lilt5 common 10 FAIR grades averaging 900
70 LOO lbs., sf 81 6OH1 ~ et0 ksrs averaging
300 10 POO lbs., 81 7OW5 m bulls COWS aud sfags.
a. b39l Hgrq-5ales made 0f Tnrkars at e. ql
lOrer 400 lbs; Philadepnis hogs Of 50 8O5eg 30:
ugn GRADES, sj 25a 90. sheep Extra, aver
aging 40 10 lbj lbs, 40 21M5 iO per 100 Ibs. .
Eood sheep averaging 100 90 no lhs, at 80 Goa
~ common 10 i'ir sheep. averaging 15 10 % lbs,
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PHILADELPHIA Flour o. wes,s,

LOUSY JILL Iuur-Bxt-o, s358 Is: extrf
family, IS bO93 70; a MOL, 81 2j9I So Grain
Wheat new red 9og93c.; amber aud white
&c. Corn, Hhitc, 81c.i mixed, 8}c. Gate whit,
western I1c.; mixed. 2iI4c. Rye, new, 5Oc. Hay
common iochoicc. gs 75aiO 30 per ton. Mess PORK
Oh, q 90 Lard, choice leaf in fierce TO-. choic,
short rio sides, no; short clear sides. SO ",
C91--'lear rib sides, new, 515c.; clear sides new
~ sugar cured hams largo sire, sISaoL,c
Cotton, &c. TOW
The daily gazette., 1879-11-13

Two weeks ag1 the creditors Of the
Glasgow Bank received their third dvi-
dend, making lbs. Al. on the pound out
Of the total That 'otal is in round numb
ers a 1l.0O0,000 of which f7,400, 900 is
is paid and f3,G00,000 is still to pay.
There is every probability that the
Eli 100000 will be lquldated to the
farthine but the interest is doubtful. Two
OF the directors have emigrat' to Austria
liza; another is living with his family in
handsome villa near the Italian lakes.
A bust Of the empress Eugene has be-
come transformed into that of the Repub-
lie in asmall town in the centre Of
France. 1t is placed in the communal
school room above the masters seat, but
| has received the addition of some repub-
lican insignia. This is said not to be a
solitary example, some tradesman with
a stock of busts of the ex-Empress OF
hand having probably taken that mean:
| of disposing of them.
The wheat producting States stand in
! the following order this year: Indiana
Wisconsin, "a 900 900; Minnesota, 81, 200,
600; Iowa, ,162 900; n Nebraska, 25 400 ,00l
Dakota, II 400, 600.
The amount of United States interna
| revenue collected last week was as fol
lows: Monday, S8 Ole, ,66; Tuesday, So,
| 627.57 Wednesday, SO 1872 80; Thursday
S6l5S. .6s; Friday, So ,sO6.S2; Saturday ,S5,
The daily gazette., 1879-11-13
Bdydrd and Lafayette.
For the Gazette.

OF the bdLtILt.
l came to this city some sixty-tive
years ago, and have ways been an OBJ
,ervor OF passing events, particularly so.
Of all that have been worthy Of any note.
| remember the entrance OF Gen. La
fayette, [now tifty-tive years ago) into
our then small Borough. He was the
nations bonorea guest, aud his tour
throughout the country partook Of the
character of a triumphal prog ess. Will
mington done all that was ia her power
to give him hearty old fashioned well
come, such as he merted for services
rendered our furefathers IN their struggle
for independence. But think, sir, that
the demonstrate II made last night by
our citizeus without re,pect to party in
favor of Svnat, Bayard, on his return
from Europe, excellrd all that ! hsv,
ever witnessed in our streets. 1t was a
well merlted compliment TO an honored
and ploverbia'ly honest public servant
Nov l., 1878. III.