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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-13
STATE OF MAINE.

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-15
Caricaturing the British.

From the Pail Mall Gh tie.
In the streets of Lahore, according to
an Anglo-lndian contemporary. the
popular amusement OF late has been a
satirical represeptatio OF the Afghan
war. A performing monkey is ordered
by his master 10 show how the British
marched into Afghanistan. The monkey
came Jumping along, dressed M Tor
the occasion in all the bravery Of rel
coat, yellow trousers, plumed hat and
an old toy gun. lie strutted about TO
lively accompaniment on the tom'iom,
and ever and anon would make rush
with his gun at an unfortunate who
happened TO come in hi, way, stroking
q pair OF false mustsches, and looking
fiercsly around upon the rabble Orders
were then given to show how the
British came back from kabul. The
monkey divested himself OF his gorge.
GUS uniform, and, snatching up a dirty
old rag, came forward once more, with
slow tottering steps. Covering his lace
with the rag, he skulked along until he
got behind shelter. The rOars oi laugh
ter which greeted this suggestive little
comedy were well deserved. When
the monkey like trick Of invading
Afghanistan was resolved upon, the
ignominious sequel OF an inevitable
withdrawal was plainly foresesn and,
indeed. announced In advance by the
late government. THIS laughter OF the
Lahore rabble enables us TO estimate
the prestige which we have gained by
that msdcap enterprise.
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however, beyond doubt Both are
young men and apparently OF ofgood birth
and education.
Action Taken at Bertha.
BERLIN, March l4.-Emperor Will.
liam, the Imperial Prince, Prince Bis
marck and Diplomatic Representatives
will attend the funeral in mas at the
chapel Of the Russian Embassy to-day.
The Crown Prince Frederick William,
Prince Frederick Charles, Prince Al
brecht, General Count Won Molke and
General Baron Won Manieutfa, who are
al honorary field marshals in the Rus
sisn army, will attend the funeral OF the
Car. At meeting Of the Reichstag Herr
Won Gassler, President, referred to the
horrible event which deprived the
German empire OF . beloved relative
aud faithful friend. The house unani-
moualy agreed on Q vote OF coincidence.
Emperor William Unoonsolabls.
The sensation caused here by the as.
sassination is indescribable. The I'm.
perial Princes remained till 9 O'Clock
this morning with Emperor William,
who 10 unconsolabls. Crown Prince
Frederick William, OF Prussia, or Prince
Frederick Charles will 20 to st. Peters.
burg 20 attend the funeral.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-15
THE DEAD RULER.

State of Affairs at St. Petersburg-Fsars
Entertained Of an Outbreak snd More
A..assinations-rh Whole Country
Shocked.
Sr. PErERsBrRG, March 1.-THE bells
OF the city are tolling, and there are
everywhere TO be seen some manifesto
tions OF mourning on account OF the
s.sassination OF the Gar. Public build
inys. stores and residences are draped IN
black. Oaices Of the legations, govern
ment departments, stores and places
of business generally are closed.
Throngs OF people are IN the
streets discussing the terrible crime
which has shocked the whole country.
Arrangements for the funeral oi the
murdered Emperor will be made on the
most extensive scale betting the rank
oftbe dead. 1t is the prevailing opinion
here that the new Gar OF Rnsaa VIII
find serious obstacles confronting him
Al the outset OF his reign. Rumors oil
Nihilist plots are rife and fears Of the
outbreaks and further asssssipstions
are entertained.
The Heartless Aslassins.
The police have arrested several per.
sons overheard denouncipg the dead
Emperor and spplsuding the murder
Upon the arrest OF the second assassin
he admitted his guilt and on being tod
that his accnmplice had also been zr
rested he said they were
Beady to Die Any Way.
Ne inquired il the Gar was dead anc
on the police refusing TO answer ID,
question gieeiully exclaimed: "Ah,
know by that that We have succeeded
Losg live the people" The police rs
fuse to give the names or any particu
| lars relating 10 the prisoners, and tn
| reports current in the streets are mer
} guess work; that they are Nihilisn II
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-15
BELbAIRE.
Matters of Local Might and Moment.

Matters of Local Might and Moment.
Thomas Welsh, of Armstrong; Mills,
called on us yesterday, on his return
from a visit to Columbus.
Rev. Mr.. Armstrong is again IN Bel
laire, after conducting various series oi
meetings through the county.
John Hamilton, prominent stock dealer
OF Ginger Hill, Washington county, Pa,
was in Bellaire yesterday.
Miss Fannie Maddox, OF Par rkersburS,
W. Va, is the guest OF Mrs. j. ID. Baker,
of Gravel Hill.
S. w. George and W. F. Cooper, OF
Loudon county, Va, were in the city
Yesterday.
David Crafty sold lot No. Z, Barnard's
first addition, to f.. a. Worley for the
SUN OF $50.
Quimby Herrick, of the Boston Shoe
House. is visiting his mother at Bel
mont, Ohio.
IL was sad TO see the tears OF those
three prominent young business men
of BelIaire when they received a letter
from the Louisiana lottery informing
them that their numbers drew blanks.
Grammar Jones, OF Burr's Mills, was
with his Bellaire friends yesterday. ,
Prof. TiCe's lecture at the DISCIPLES
church Wednesday evening promises
10 be grand success. An opportunity
m hear such a man dos not occur every
day.
The morning train yesterday on the
p e. 8. w. road was detained by slip
near the mouth of Wegee creek. A
t,,nsier was necessary, but the energy
ususlly displayed by this road has
onened il up for traffic this morning.
Steps are being taken to bring Gies,
the Italian artist, to Bellaire. He Illus
,rates as he lectures. go
The alley back OF the old bank build
n, ;s being treated TO a new sewer.
ANDY Gaus was fined = and costs,
YESTERDAY, for sailting Policeman
Fred Gersper was In the city Sunday
renewing old friendships. He Is the
lad who slipped the msrsha's assistant
so nicely at st Clairsyille a few weeks
'~D B. Crafty, Real Estate Agent OF
,b;s civ. has a very valuable farm Tor
ala located three miles west.of Bellaire
So the h. ( o. +. K. The said tarm is
we'll watered, timbered and rnderlaid
with coal. Terms easy.
Mr. Ed. BoSill, Of the -E1na, received
. dispatch Yesterday that his uncle,
Ind1e OF the Court OF Appeals, ol
Annapolis, Nd, was dead. .,
John Gill. brother OF Policeman Gill,
i hack among his Bellaire friends after
a prosperous soiourn in Missouri. Mr.
| Gill speaks highly OF Missouri and tho
advantages OF the West. ,,.,,
The case OF the State OF Ohio vs.. Mills,
,or throwing solution OF concentrated
lee into her husbands face and eyes
yss tried in the Common Pleas Court
Eridsy and Saturday, and the jury after
an hour's absence brought in verdict
81 "not guilty" This verdict causes
o,od deal of comment in Beilsire as the
general opinion was against the defend
The school board met last nigb1 bu
no business OF importance was trans
| artad
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SENATOR EDapRToH
Will Reach the Ba,Ie Ground To-da,

Will Reach the BstGe Ground To-day.
MINNEAPOLIS, March IA st. Paul
special to the Erning Journoi says that
Gov. Pillsbury this morning appointed
Gen. J. Edgerton, OF Rosson. to the L.
S. Senate, to fill the vacancy made by
the appointment Of Window 10 the
Cabinet. The new Senator left for
Washington at noon to-day.
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WARRINGTON.
Stanley Matthews Renominatsd.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Presi.
dent has nominated Stanley Matthews,
Of Ohio, Associate Justice Of the [. :.
Supreme Court; ID. A. Partiee, OF Loui.
siana, Y. S. Circuit Judge OF the Fifth
Judicial Circuit; John w. Powell, oi
Illinois, Director OF the L. 5. Geological
SURVEY,
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betumOro.
BALrIMoRK, March Steady
and less active; western superfine s3:5
IA %; extra a 25td5 90; family - 20
(a6 -. Western hrmer, clo.-
ing steady; 40. 2 western winter red.
spot and seller March, 81 ls; seller April
81 Isl: seller May 81 lsl"si ~; seller
June 81 lSal 49,. Corn-West.rn
steady and hrin, western mixed, spot
bSc; seller March G.tdbsc, seller April
5iIG,S5c: seller May j3.Sj3,c, seller
June SIC asked. STEAMER 80. Oats
Firner; western white IjlaiGc: m.r@l
43Ca,44c; PcnnsyIyanis i'sa +Gic. Rye
quiet at Al Is. Iay-Firmer; prime Ia
choice SIS 00Cs - % Proyisions -
Firm. Mess PORK Odd tlb Oj: new
$40 -. Bulk Neats-'acked sls.s.c.
Bacon - Shoulders Ole; clear RIB sides
Ole; hams IlGgI2c. Llrd-Issined lOtc.
Bu,,er-s,eady. Eygs Steady. Pelro-
leuni-N Nominal. CoHre- firn: Rio car.
goes l0ICs I2Ic. Sugar-fIrn; A soft
9tc. Wbissy-DGlI s,sl llfsl u.
Ca,o. 80
CHicAso, March li Flour-Qniet
and unchanged. Whra, --faihy active
and q shade higher; No z Chicago
spring y9ic(ay.i Ol rs-t; 81 o.. sellsr
April; 81 O5itgl o.. seller May; No. 3
ssi(S92c; reirc, ed - as1ic. Corn-Fsr-
ly active and a ,hsI. hig gisr al - Ia DIc
cash: 3Sia3slc seller April; i2la42tc
seller May; 42ic bid rlier June. Oats
Steady and firm 1T .yCt3lic cash.
2glc sller April; 33lc sslIsr May. Rye
Shady and unchanged. Barley
Steady and unchanged At 81 o.. Pore
Active, frm aud higher 81 tl5 5Ja
Is G5 cash: SIS 57i seller Apr. ,ij 12i
OILS IS seller May; slj sjla lj s1i sci.
Ter June. Lard-Demsnd isif snd prices
higher at at SO IS cash; $40 syaI0 82i
seller April; SO Polo 55ssiIer Nay;
$40 S2t seller June. Bulk Aes,s-steady
and unchanged Whpky-f nchanged
at 81 08.
Cincinnati
CrxctxsATi, March II -Cotio Dull
and lower at l0sc Flonr-Denind lair
aud market firm family 81 56s50J; fan.
| cy Is 2jfa5 Sj. Whea.-Firm; No. 2fed
winter 81 014l 0G. CONS. oIz; No. l
mixed Aic. Oas-StryIg and h'gber:
No. 2 mI1el ~. Eye-Quiet. NO. 2
81 IL. Barley--scsfCe and Grm; No.
. Lzll 81 0JCs,l OF. PoTk-lgi.t: cut
firm at SO 81. Lard Good at $40 10.
Boik Meats Quiet bat firm; shoulders
s. %: clear rib 81 ". B.con-Psir
demand shoulders j.c; clear ribs SIC;
clear &C. whisky-Demand active and
prices advanced ats o.. Battsr-Pirn
and not quo.sbly higher; choice
Western Reserve 231 Us; choice Cen.
trial Ohio lS12lc.
New Orieans.
Nrv OsLEsss, March i4-Cofee-
In fair demand and frm: Rio csryoes.
ordinary TO good l0icsl3.c. susn-
stropg; con mon 10 good common 6tts
Gic; isir 10 fully lair 5iG6ic; prime To-
choice 5;s7lc, yellow elsriie 63ss!cs
Molasses- s--SteAdy; tonmon zys2 e;
centrifugal 2Ols37c; fair 33ts3ie; prime
70 choice 36(s57c: frosted 3os35c; c,s-
tern bottom 3jfa 4sc: is-mentsd 2Ss35c.
Rioe-Qniet and firm, Louisians ord .
nary 10 choice iiGSic.
| PtttsburHh.
PruBrasu, Msrch l+-Pstroleum-
Quite; erode steady; UsIted eestircatss
S5e; rsfioed sSe Ios Philaoeipnis o.
livery.
.,,...I H--L - Rd<sx<k Dnos1
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LIVE STOCK.
East Liberty.

EAST LIBxRTY. March li.-Cattle--Re.
ceipts since Friday 3,l2S head oil
through, and zoo head Of yard stock.
Total Tor the week ending to day, q 49i
head OF through and $50 head Of local.
against 4,lS2 head OF through and ,O}
head OF local for the week before. lhe
supply for this weeks sales is very light
indeed, and generally Of common qusli-
ty. There were only one or two loads
Of anything like good, which were dis.
posed OF 10 the retail trade here at good
prices, a full eighth higher than at any
time last week for the same grade OF
cattle. There is nothing else doing ex.
cept TO the local butchers trade. and
that slow. We cannot give reliable quo
tations to day; not business enough to
establish any.
Hogs-Receipts $3.50 head. Total for
the week 1880 head, against l9, 30 last
week. Philalclphias 81 500g6 20; best
Yorkers IS OOa6 10; common do - 90
Gd5 20.
Sheep p-Receipts 8, s,3OOhead. Total for
the week 1900 head. against 40
head last week, selling at DC TO 35c oil
I f'om last week.
Ohi Afo.
CaIcAeo, March IA The Hosns
Journal reports hog receipts l2,UO
head; shipments $500 head. Market
firm and Sc higher; mixed packing s. 10
as rs: light s. GO(d5 s.; choice heavy
S6' 6'oO(d6 20; shippers buying most.
CattIe-Receips 5000 head; ship
mepts 3. 200 :hesd. Market slow, weak
and unchanged; demand largely for
good and medium; common 10 faiT
shipping 81 lola4 1o good 70 choice
81 S0,a.5 25; exports nominal at - JOs
5 70 stockers and feeders steady and
firm at 81 9Old4 20; calves per head *92'
sbeep-Receipe 1000 head; ship.
mens 8 200. Steady and in fair demand,
scalavags and stockers 81 IS; fair 20 good
~ COOS 80: choice a GCa5 20; lat
western fed TeI.s 81 0os,5 W.
B.irIxogE, March l4.-Beef Cattle
Market active at t(eic lower; very best
5iG5 Q lOc; fr-t quality 4.l$jtc; me,
dunn 3,d4lc; ordinary 3Ca3tc; most of
the sales were at 4tS5lc. Receipts
l,O63 head.
Hogs-Supply fully equal TO TIE inod.
crate demand at Ia SIC. Receipts $50
head.
sheep Receipts l,9io heal; quoted
at is6!c.
CrscIssATI, March lL-Hon-scAIce
and firm; common ~ 5Oao 30;
light % sjCs6 .; packing y oyaS ID;
b1tcber.' 81 2j,a6 IS. Receipts ~
head. Shipments 30 head.
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OFF THE FENCE.
hAH0he TAKES THE FINAL LEAP
lNT0.THe

Republican Camp-Hs Cordial Welcome
into the Brotherhood on the Floor Of
the Senate-Hs Inaugural Ad.
dress-The Republicans will
Organize the Senate.
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STATE BoNDs-Dull.
SroCHs-The market opened strong
and in the early dealings prices advanced
1 to per cent. the latter in Chicago, 81.
Louis and New Orleans. which, how
ever, subsequently reacted 3 per cent.
The general list also reacted o traction.
but during the afternoon speculation
again became finn and \ rise ranging
from 10 ; per cent. was recorded, in
which Illinois Central, New Jersey Cen.
tral and ~. Paul, were the most promi-
nent. In the late dealings a reaction OF
ltGi per cent. took place. which Was
partly recovered in the final sales.
Indiana, bloomington and Western rose
6, per cent. on the days transactions.
The transactions aggregated 3Sl 900
shares, distributed ~ follows: &C.
h |. G. 1900, Canada Southern 900.
Chicago, st. Louis and New Orleans
5000, Chesapeake and Ohio 1000, Della.
ware, Lackawsnna and Western u 900.
Dclawar, and Hudson 200. Denver
and Rio Grande 5000, Erie 1000, Han.
nibal and ~. Joseph 100, Iron Noun
tain 1900, Kansas and Texas 400.
Lake Shore 1900, Louisville and Nash.
vile 1000, Michigan Central 5000, Man.
haitian Elevated 1000; Northwestern
1900. Nashville and Chattanooga 5000.
New Jersey Central 2I,OO0, New York
Central 1900, Northern Pacific 1900,
Ohio and Mississippi 500. Ontario and
Western 6,0OO. Ohio Central 10000. Pa
ci6c Mail 10000, Reading 100, NJ. Paul
5000, st. Paul and Omaha 1000, TeIak
Pacific 5000. Union Pacific $4,000. Wa
bash Pacific 5000, Western Union
II OOD and Illinois Central l3.OOO
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A SMOOTH complexion can be had by
avs,y lsdy who will use Parker's Ginger
Tonic. For promptly regulating the
liver and Kidneys and purifying the
Mood there is nothing like 1t, and this
IN the reason why 1t 20 quickly removes
nimplss and gives rosy bloom to the
cheek. See notice.
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Ala recent dinner an eminent grocer
r.s uraed 10 contribute something 10
the OCCASION, II "'.was bat little iaded
-four.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES
Morning Sessif.

Tho House met at promptly O'Clock
"a snent the morning IN passln. SeL.
ate hills and transSctngS some other
Sns;ness which, however, was Of no
sDac;aI i'm mportance. IL was easy enough
IN mass a bill but when II came to put.
t;ng II in force from It's laSSss' there
vas generally q lively time as Il requir.
al a two-thirds vote 10 50 dp AMI as
oDly forty-nine members voted at any
O ,;oe during the morning session, it
bsrd work 10 gather the iOrty-iour
a1obars necessary TO make two.
th;-Js vote: the committee on In.
nIIaJ Rills being N session, and
Io shars were loafng IN the cloak
rooms as usual. lheie was no special
business transacted thar caused any
heated discussion or %ss'T OF time.
N, Mcneil immediaEy s.ter prayer
..iIa5 up n. b. No. 2+', tiNamending
ealeu apac,ing section , ii chaptefN8i
am a.Ln - Cods of West Virginia, as amend.
II Oh tne NSeenacted By chapter 81 OF the
eu uasIs%o.S AMI This IS the biz reducing
Aets $50 - tax on foreign insurance com.
the TN three per cent. on the
PenIe .monnt of premiums to two per
grosS The hin was Ieai a third time,
cent: cent Ia ,skipg effect tom its passage
Ind the same COMMUNICATED othe Sem
ate. p.sS.i
tn. following bills were passed with
thsirp w Y iO2. "a bill to amend aud re.
.. h.nter "a Of the Cole Of wes,
snsc; ssc;n;a G CONCERNING the Incorporation
', Erin isin, s,ock companies without special
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pRY oooDA
Nsy York.

NEs YoRK, March lL-Dry Goods
Jebbing trade fairly active. but business
continues light with packing houses.
Cotton goods quiet. but the best makes
are steady and held by agents Prints
in moderate demand. Ginehams NOV.
ing steadily With prices hrm. Dress
coois slugfish and heavy. Csssimeres
are more sought tor by cIothiers.
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Totsoo

ToLxDo, Mach H.-whest-iirn;
No. 2 red Wabash spot, seller March
81 Os;: seller April 81 0si; seller Nay
81 iOt; seller July 81 o.; No ; red
wabash, 81 OH. Corn-Firm; hith
mixed l5ic; No. 2 spot tatc; selkf
April 44ic; rejected Aic OAs- nom.
inslly unchanged. Clover s~ed-Qa's'
and unchanged.
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DOWN In DIXIE. ,
ouR WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT
AIIHE EX-REBEL CAPITAL.

The Historic Battle-Fields Of Virginia from
the Potomac to the lanes River
The Heights Of Fredericksburg
which Burnside VainIy Storm
ed With Loss Of Twelve
Thousand Men.
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PRODUCE.
BALTIMORE.

'No sslc.. iOHcrcd.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Honey Easy At 4 to 6 Per csnt-Gevsrn.
msnts Strong and Higher-fIour-
Generally Steady-whsat Firm
Hogs Scarce.
FINANCE.
New York.

NEW YoRK. March l4.-MoSuv- Easy
at 4@6 per cent; cloeing at S per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 500 per cent.
Sterling exchange bankers bills strong
at $50; demand 4S2t.
SILvKR-At London 81 l.l6d per ounce;
bar silver here llll; subsidiary silver
coin t(Sl per cent. discount
GoyERSNENrs-Strong and higher.
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Pittsburgh.

Prusrssu, Msrch l4-Pstroleum-
Quite; erode steady; Uarted eertircstss
sse: rsfioed sSc Ios Philsdslphis d.
Livery.
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The Senate Was called to order at 8 A.
NJ there being but quorum present s.,
that hour.
There were no committee reports, nor
IN. ..s-,l.,,e
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lContintled on Fcrh Pa9e.
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The next business taken up was Sem
ste oil No. los, "A bill to confer certain
additional powers on the Po,ona. and
OHIO Railroad Company" Th;s hin
specified that in addition 70 ;,s sent
p1wers and franchises it should have all
the powers, rights and franchise. S nsces.
sary and proper for csrrvino Ses oS . ne.vo ~.
nIns oil coal, the building and oners,ing
Of manaisctones, mills and fprnsces.
@ snu o. oarges and other vessels 10 trans,
port its treights TO market, tooe,Ssr - - nth
me right to buy, hold, lease me, mor,S.oe
ard sell real estate. "or'sAs'
lbs was the great stickler and .o,in
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triumph over Hooker's host at
Chancellorvile- Jackson.
And on the panel OF his pedestal read
this inscription, which made my heart
exult that he had fallen by cOmrade
lead becaus, OF the sinister sympathy it
expresses, and because Of Nirginia's
sectional acceptance OF such memorial
from persons whose grandfathers would
have willingly hanged George Washing
ton:
Presented by English Gentlemen,
Asa tribute for the admiration for the
colder aud Patriot
THOMAS J. JACKSON.
And gracefully accepted by Virginia,
In tho name Of the southern people.
Done 4. d.. 1873.
"Look at Jackson, standing like a
stone wall"
Those English hypocrites! But let
them 60. ! cannot think OF them and
their internal ways without losing my
temper. In spite Of them, Jackson
stands where he ought TO stend-behlnd
the fathers of his country. He would
blush through his bronze il Washington
was placed so as to look him in the face.
AMI old Andrew, his glorious name
sake, would say: "By the eternal, sir,
you are no kin to me! The English
could not have been more grateful TO
you il you had been Psckenham or Ar
mold"
There are great many places to visit
in Richmond il one only had the time,
and did not grow, in some measure,
Weary Of Sightseeing
Such places are the tobacco and hsurir 9
mills JEFF Davis mansion, Gen. Lee S
residence, old stone house, Gen.
Washington's headquarters; Libby and
State PRISON, battle fields around the
city, Powhstan, place OF rescue by Poca.
hontss OF Capt. Jno. Smith, Belle Island,
parks, 0akwood, National and Holly.
wood cemeteries, in the latter one there
being the tomb OF ex. President Monroe
and grave OF ex President Tyler, and SOL
diers' monuments TO Confederates.
Howden's original statue to Washing
ton in the rotunda OF the very ancien,
and very ugly State house, where our
revolutionary ioreiathers sat in council,
is a master piece in its way, although
marble, however true to outline, can
never convey the expression that comes
with the light and the shadow that un'
der a cunning hand, make the canvas.
glow with the spirit Of life, and hands
down to all time the softness OF beauty
or the sternness OF vslor.
One OF the peculiar sights OF the place
is the multitude Of black and gray squir
rels that run around the square and
gambol in the lofty branches oil the
trees. They are quite tame, % nobod!
is allowed TO molest them under penalty
(Coatinued on Forh Pa9s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-09
WHO Is MRS. WINSLOwY

As this question Is frequently asked we viii sim
ply sny that she is lady who for upward, of thirty
years has untiriugly devoted her time aud talent.
asa female physician and nurse, principally among
children. She has especially studied the consttu-
tion ana wants OF this numerous class, and, a.
result of This effort, and practical knowledge. OBJ
taned I'm lifetime spent as "A nurse aud physl-
elan, she has compounded Soothing Syrup FOR
children teethlng. II operates like magic-ciying
rct and health, and f.. moreover, sure 10 regulate
the bowels. In consequence of This article Ma.
Wlnslow l. becoming world-renownod ~ n bcrc-
factor of her race; children certainly do RISE VI
and bless her; especially is this the ease I'm t.l,
city Vast quantities of the Soothing Syrup are
DAILY sold and used here. We think MIR. Mln5-
low has immort1lzed her name by this Invaluable
article. and we sincerely believe thousands OF chit
drcn have been saved from nm early grave hy iis
timely use and that millions yet unborn will share
rs benefits, and unite I'm calling her blessed. 10
MOTHER has discharged her duty to her SUFFERING
little one. In our opinion, until she has given 10
the benefit Of MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING
SYRUP. Try II, mothers-TRY IT Now.-Lddies'
visitor, New York city. Sold by all druggist.
20 ccnts bottle. dc 0-eodlw