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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-27
BY Teisgrapp.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. August NoOa.-Stocks quiet
Money, 4d 8 per cent. Exchang Long. 4Ig59
4S0s; short 4S2s@4SS4' state oohds duh' eo'
EvSninS.-- Money, sac per cent. EXCHANGE,
1924. Governments irregular; new o's, lOl; new
AS, Il3k; new 4e, ll4S States dull
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK. August 26.-The POst's financial ar,i-
e.e il:40 4. NJ edtion) says; The st0ck exchange
markets have been very quiet thus Tar To-Day spec
Nation generally eyincng 4 disposition 10 await
further developments In The Presidents case before
making important ventures on either side OF the
account Government bonds were per cent. higher
for the SIS and lower for the A. and Az. Rail-
Dad bonds were duh and ally lower, and state
bonds we're practically neglected. The stock market
opened weak, but soon became nIm on more favor
able advices from Washington concerning the con-
dition OF President Gam I'd. Toward mid day, how
ever reaction set In. and, al the lime OF wrltng
The market IL duh az the late decline. Money has
been lent at sac per cent. on stocks, and at per
gent. on Government bonds. The sum OF $4,000
lsilyei arrived by the steamship bonau 10 day. Inc
Treasury tod received e0OO,OnO OF the register
ca SIS OF 1881 Tor redemption. Foreign exchange
Is dull
The following quotations. were current today at
2:3O Z. AZ Western Union. s6S new fork CEN
trail, I4lL: Lake Shore, l22A Michlgas Contra,
90: New YORK. Lake Enc and Western, AZ;
Co. preferred, 81; do, seconds, l0Vk; Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western, iZ2t; New Jersey
Ing, 59k; Northwestern l24; 81. Paul, ll2f;
WABASH and Pacific, 46k DO. preferred, S5t
Union Pacific. 10; W., X. ard T., 5e'si hanDlD.,
aud ST. 10, 93T; do, preferred, ll3A; Ohio aud
Mississippi. 36; DO. preferred, 100: Pacific Mall
49: q. q. and T. c., 20 Northern Pacific common,
So; do, preferred, TN; Central Pacific, s55 (;
Rock Island. 1872: Chesapeake and Ohio, 20 !;
Louisville and Nashville, 95S; Nashville ana
SO; Ontario aud Western, 2ea;
Manhattan Elevated 20 Illinois Central, 18TH:
Canada Southern. 63S; Chicago, Burlington and
oniney 1871: Denver and Rio 6rande, S44; 81
fIuI and Omaha, 37k; do, preferred, lob;
n a.. a. ana l., S5k; Erie and Western. so;
Col. Coal, AK; Texas Pacific, 0eh; Texas Pa
clne l.. g., 10. ,,on,
BALTIMORE, August 26.-Vlreinia 81, deferred,
is: consolidated, TN; second series, 3S4; past
cue coupons, 90; new lO-40s', OH. Bld To-Day
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A SLIGHT IMPROVEMENT,

Hat 10 Does HOt Afford solid Ground
for Hnceursgemsns-
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by Fe,egrapn.
NEW YORK.


NEw YORK. August 26.-Couon nominaI' ssss,
263 bules; up'snas; lzyc Gao oI hsSs: eYcor,s-~o
Great Britain. 2.e5s bales; 70 er sn,s cue
ess balss: exnorts-tO Great Btitais, o5sl
bale 10 france. 90 bales; 10 eonnneae x,9oo
gsIes. sales. 1853 bal.s; stock. Se,e45 bales:
Sas,h.rn eouf quiet aud arm and demand fair
s,,'smon % fail extra. se.l0@e7.Zo: sood 20
eSoise ezra sT 3OMte.50. Wheat l@2c. lower.
sISsl H unsettled; nngraded sprips t;l5asi;zze
NJ . t,nicago 81 SO: No. red. ~ .foAe3sl AZ \
~ . rrd' xnxnst, 81 44kats45X: s*u'enibsr,
si.41Iasl.46A; oco6er, 81 ,toAs 81 ~. . SSan
i1alxc. lower; unsraaed. o9es12e.; Nc. wnss'
7sc.: No. 2, August. Tia 7lAf segies1. r ~
1SSc.: October, 74@15Ac. Oats wi.hont aecius ..,
change ana aniet. Hops q,sief sndA aSehs sseo
cefise unchanged. sugar nfm for h,sh Eisass
otherwise rather weak: dcnaesd lsis; isr ga
SeGnsrg. Tka7kc.: reaned IN fair 8inanu ssn a
ard vi ~ 9fc. MoIasses unchanse sns ans y
pee a,eady aud m0deraieU active. kotnsuoez
40 \ oSss2ib. Turpentsoe nsid higher: sa9tea
fea4sSc. asked: Wool qniet AZ sses1 oo ,ssS
10 ossee, S4ea45e.; Texas, l4te3ie Foss sns s.
s,sn s.r nd more &C I've Al ala SIkebei 70. n
49, 'wsnchanred. lard ware scstfe stsliAzSe
sii.I5. freigha duh and weak
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FlNANtIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY. August 26- 1854.
sAhRs-RIRsT BOARD.-l0 shares Richmond snd
Allegheny al 42t so do. at 42k, 10 do. a, Avn. 80
do. at 42x. 10 do. at 42x 40 do. at 42k; 1Otaarss
Norfolk and Western preferred at sax, 10 do. al
GAY. 90 do. at 54k, 10 do st sax, 10 do at 54k -
DO. at S4, 10 DO. at 54k, 80 do. At 54k 10 do. at
'o4k: 10 shares Merchants National Bank at IL . :
20 shares Columbia and Greenville preferred a.
s5k. 70 DO. at s6k.
SECOND BoARD.-l0 shares Richmond and Allie
ghaDy ct AK, 20 do. at 43, 10 do. at AN: 10
shares Norfolk aud Western preferred NJ 54is. l o
do. at 5fk; 100 shares PETERSBURG aud Weldon
Ranread AT 81; so shares Richmond and Danrille
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p.r,tsoaE. August ae.-coitoa quiet MID DID
allns i2Ee. Flour very strong; x au%
.e@,srn snlerfne. "a 7bat1xo; .fhrA. s 1870
$3.50; ismliy, s7at7.7bi Cisy nhs so''S1s'
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PHLApsxPusA, Aueusf H. ienry NH
'cr's brewery, Thirty.6fst and JeiIsrson
streets. was burned io,dsy. Five sborsknd
barrels OF beer snd p5o, 600 worth of ma
cbinery was destroyed. Loss, 100000.
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The Latest.

Executive MANSION. IL Il. M-There
has been no report from the surgeons
room OF any cbangefn the Presidents con-
dillon since 10 o'clock.
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;sTssZ isgs /. ,I ss 4. 9 ~
;'f' sSs <si 1;t sssss s s's ss.
ard issetiys: eoulsefs rbtss. 151776t fa1|50<
s ss s 2sss ssf, s.s sss'ss,s se
s0Ho4c rt~5stse st. Aes t5st. 11521 !,
se'l sS ~, ,seosIss sS s,scs:''s
lac s,olse ssssSs M ssrsess ossssss5 6 ~,
i 'sss 's sss ~ s'iss ss al: sks
c1NcFNNA11. ..,. Z =,
lnss lat 4; szssSSi ~ WIZ. 80
sg' s .a' sss . Ic.*s &c sS w'Sss. el:ss
e,anssd. Bak:mssfs scsrts /: sasu'trs ezeQ5
soes as@ssS .SSsss,s sc sisss. lie. &sEssy
siesey ard 10 good de..anf - tf.t& -s<sr fkns
asht, - soas6.6c psrtins, 1s,2o3e& 70.
LoUisvsbLs.
LOUISVILLE. August rs Flour am ana 49,
changed Whea, steady tl.31 Corn stesa, e
ies 1a's sssy q sSs r'2 x s .sssy y
Bseon--shcuioers. e-.25H3s.50; stses. olfo3x
sae.r-earsd hams. is,s@ isc. whisEsy vesdy g
$500 ~ sT. Lotus.
sr. LOUIS. Auxust 20s--FIour ssssxv ana ~ -
changed Wheat higher snd fairly active; No.
red tall. t137y cash, 4t.4lk October. Corr higo>
en- and nrm 63ks. cash. 67j<<scsoDer. Oats ab9e1
steady q, 39se. August, AKA. oetooer rork
steady: jobbinx. ele. Bslk mssis dfr; sireidern>
fT.1o: sid~-, e1U. Racop Hrm shoulders, e6s5Qs
si6cs. el1.25 Lard pominaIiy lower II e11-30s
Nniskey steady ct tl.l6 aia4
CHICAGO. ~
CrIcAao. Ansust a6.--Fiour nrYpcr bsf sos 0Es-
tsbIy higher. Wheat unsettled opestt s,ropr sn1
hign,r. noeluaied, ana clossd az msdiu2 fgares
No. 2 red winter. ti.9o; No 2, Chicago spfihes
4l.96 cash aud August ei.2e4 Octob<r. Corn IL
fair de uand, lover. and iFfexuar. eiosluR a 61a
cash, 63fs 6Skc. October. ozts " fair demsc1 ana
lower ut 36ka Pork easier a. els Lard tS MiF
densrd aud lower &C e11 SOCIALISM Bulk msAfs
steady aud unchanged. whistler steady and an
changed.
MILWAUKEE,. .eitfs
amwAuKKx, August 20 Flour qntef. whecta
easter and unsettled; NOT delivered cssb, 2oksH
August, el.z6; september. tl.26k: Oetobers
81 .25k Corn weaker: NO. r. beke. uas strong
er; No. y. SEC. Provisioss dult ana nnmiusk
hess-port. 80 cash sn1 Septemoer. SIS octo-
her. Lsrd-Prime steam, all.35 cash and sep-
TENDER, efi.o0 October. Hogs rrmeras 369t0bo.
Skw YORK cvTroN FUTURES
Nlw YORK. August 26.-t'otson resap>e,
lot bales: groes rsceipts, 1898 bales. famru6
closeo easy SAILS. $4,000 bales Auxusts tfe.01s
September, ell34: October, e10 "a eiu,o6s
November, el0.93Me10 "a: uecember. e1c ISL
January. ft112ae1li3: February ,tl1 ESQ
s1126; March. Gil S9@eil40 April, eil4e0
sll.5l; Nav. sll6i@sll.6s.
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UNPUBLISHED TEas- DAY.

r.ptSo AND Practice ~ yBE COURTS
on l,HANCsRy. 49, X. T. Earton tyoiomc
IL author q CivlsEaw Practices, which has hsa
Mr.. Mstthews, auliisr OF many valuable legal
works. ssys: II easnoi spesk tes highly OF MT.
pr,ce Az: or sef,n Inssr,esrsA with paper ftr
notes. !. ". RANDOLPH EsoL'oh-
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D1CHMOND ONE DAY ONLY,
Al MONDAY. AUeCsy 20,
OLD JOHN ROBINscS's BIG SLOW.
SIZE THE WONDERFUL sLOTa
MONDAY, AUGcsT 20.
EE THE GIANT OK
MONDAY. AUGUST 70.
SEE ALL THE FEATUREe
MONDAY, August 80.
SEE THE FREE PARADE
MONDAY. AUGUST 20.
TICEETs win be on sale At JUHNsToN's. egs
Main street. aa 24-W,Th,sa&SuAt
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~ TO TIE
sUPERIOg BLANK BOOKS
N, al. A sar establishment. The beat paper p<rftrt
ming and dursrle binding.
uHEkP BLANK Bouks eaa always be found o.
'I PssSfiSo Of All kieSis pezliy dese-- GOTTA.
Ri ava PLAIN NOTES, DRAFTS Bill, "
TxCaASGE, BONDS. ei.ASk fkvoxaFsSS>
caEcKs on All the Rsnks sns cthsr BLANK
sTATi0NERY 0F ALL X NDs az wnos. :, !. !; xne
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NEW YORK. August 26 .--Arrsyes steamers Helm
am. Morea. Rio Grssde, Gate CITY. tsifornia. De
Rgyter Arrived out: Steamers flte. Wyomin1s
4 v Camm. Ksrssk, Wiilian Gordon, WEYMOUTH
SUNBEAM, ROclia.
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isY TELEGRAPH TO THE DISPATCH.

EXECUTIVE MANSION, August 26- $50 4.
M.-The President slept most OF the night,
awakening at intervals OF hall an hour to
an hour. On first aNsking there was, as
there has been for several nights past, some
mental confusion, which disappeared when
he was fully reused, and occasionally he
muttered in his sleep. These symptoms
have aba,ed this morning as on previous
days. At present bis temperature Is slightly
above the normal and hi. pulse little more
frequent than yesterday morning. Pulse,
1903; temperature, 99.l; respiration, II.
ID. W. BLISS,
j. X, BLRgHs
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"a there say denees That pns win aud
its way down The fhroatyn
81 think not. Eothiue but mucne bss
been found 10 the throat as YETI
=" What do 700 hope most for fo-day 20
- We hope that the ingisien made 10 the
face and the drain through the ear viii take
the pts from The nIandy
EXECUTIVE MAxsE0s, August a. N00n.---
Secretary Blaine, who bias Just iefs the b.
ecntiye Mansion, says the surgeons are still
feeling little more hopeful with regard TO
The Presidents ease than they did last
night 90. account Of The continued outflow
OF pus from the innamed gland through The
ear. The general condition OF The patient,
however, Is not, he says, materially changed
during The morning. The pulse nas been
fsirly sieady, but rs now little higher than
a, $40.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, August 26--12:30
Il. G-[0fficisl l-At the morning dress
lug OF The President It was observed that
pus from the paretid swelling had found
It's way spontaneously into bic right ex-
tcrDal auditory meatus, through which Il
was di-sharRIng. Some pms was also dis
charging through The ineision made into
the swelling. His wound looks as well IS
IL has done for some time past. His pulse
and temperature are ut present higher than
vt any corresponding hour for some days.
He continues TO take BY the mouth the
liquid foot prescribed. Nevertheless, we
regard his condition as critical. Pulse, 118;
temperature, 100, respiration. Is. n
ID. w. BLISS,
J. X. BABEEs, I'D. q
J. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT RE1BURN,
KRAAT IL HAnIITnN.
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Ii the spring or 1868 two great
armies were encamped on either side Of
the Rappahannock River. one dressed
IN blue and the other In grey. As twi-
light fell the bands on the Union side
began 20 play The Star Spanglcd
Banner and Rally Round the Flag
and that challenge 81 music was taken
up By those on the other side and they
responded with .Ihe Bonnie Bluc
Flag" and Away Down South in
Dixie Il was born In upon the soul
0f \ single soldier in one of those bands
Of music 10 begin sweetcr and more
tender air. and slowly as he played It
they joined ia SORT Of chorus al all the
instruments upon the Union side. I'M
I'll finally great and mighty chorus
swelled up and down our army
Home. Sweet Home When they
had finished there was no challenge
yonder. for every band upon that
further shore had taken up The lovely
air SO attuned 10 all that i hottest and
dearest. and one great chorus OF the
two great hosts went up to God; and
when they had finished. from the boys
A grey came challenge. Three
cheers for homer and as they went re-
sounding through the skies from both
sides Of the river. something upon
Che soldiers cheeks washed or the
stains Of powder. ~ 4 Methodist.
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=
there Y =. present every prospect q
tne recosery ~ Miss Neinda N. -
Soous' VINO va snot oy ner ,oyer ~
eru. n: Il. m ne -''t1 2. vc'oper 'as.'
~ VII ~ tenemocrea tnat 5onn a.
nonc. = Noung man rom Jersey lily
VINO No. Ior sv'ne time oeen paying &C
'eht'ons ~ Mss yacepns. cal'eu "a ner
on tnat gay an9 p,ayiuis po,n.eu Sun
~ neI. sns 'oiu MN y Wa ioaoeu, put
~ ~ ~ neeu W. ~1sn'uS. anu 'ne
eun ven ~, III: r'ssn4 Z 49, cna'Ss -
~. sno' ~ 'ne s'Ens s,ue - sa'ss vaeoous;
1ne Pns s's'ans Mno Mele Su '.,au 1919,
P1vn3 ~, 80 49, .s. .a'n''
a''u u'u M 49, '..'.H . IN In s-'ss ~
coo.S ~ou'u nnk9' 49, 'ns,' ~ y. no ,l,,
=. w. !r u n 80. 49, Y ~
aaIve. aau Nv 800 Y go. IN nc.'nk consIu-
erap,c a'ssn',on a.nons -. NV 1lsu'cA' Il ~
Iernl.y y rew 1e'sey. ine wou nr. w. s;s
nnou. n'nc ;nsn.s w.. y; u'..'ic'ct; ~. .,'e
ELea,e. po.''on N wv ~" - n1als " .llo
o~uel 49, s'say 49, ny, wv o.. n', 49,
y: ~ ~. : ~. 49, 1870 .r 'oak a a,S 49,
Incncs 49, e $500 49, e.vse. y,
~.
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According 70 the results q the ex-
ricultural College. the p'gs fed On un.
cooked meal grew better than those led
on cooked meal.
Chicken Cream. After boiling .
chicken mincc Il and then rub through
wire sieve. mix with little cream and
couple Of eggs (or more Il not too rich
for On inyalid). flavor according %
taste with pepper. salt. etc, steam II =
tin and serve hot
Herman Mullins. Mix = quart Of
wheat Hour with = pint and half Of
milk a little warm. half . teacupful
good yeast. two eggs well beaten, tea
spoonful Of salt and two tablespoonfuis
melted butter. Set the batter 70 rise
IN warm place. and when risen butter
your muffin cups and bake quickly.
Horace GreeIey's Mince Pie. "A
cup Ct raisins chopped fine, one cup of
sugar. one Of molasses. one Of vinegar.
tablespoonful Of cinnamon. tea
spoonful Of cloves, one and half cups
Of soda crackers. broken. not pulvcr-
lied. To this add two cups Of boiling
water aud little salt.
- - <'n ~ <tt'*Ptst - $3.50 = .<<.-e<< -
some material for securing IN the kitch-
en-. where il can be ready for use at
any moment. a simple and good
thing Tor cleaning nirkel-plated arti-
cles i made as follows: Take half =
cup Of whiting, illl Il with water. put y
in bottle and add teaspoonful or .
tritie more Of ammonia
Liver Cheese. This y an excellent
thing 70 have ready for an emergency
when something extra y desired Tor
breakfast Boil beefs liver. heart
and tongue; remove al the hard and
s'aewy parts anu chop the remainder
me; add 20 TINS haif = pound 81 poiieu
pork also chopped iine; season y with
sweet herhs, some grated nutmeg. =
pa, leaf. the navor Of m onion. pepper
ana salt; put y IN pan and press uron
y heavy weight IA lew hours turn
i out IN solid cake for the table.
Corn Cakes for breakfast Ono
cup Of Indian meal. Two cups 81 Hour,
three eggs, yeiks and whites beaten
separately. q small ieacup Of sugar.
hall cup o. butter. two cups Of rich.
sour milk. one tearspoon'ul each Of soda
ana salt Str the butter until creamy.
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We wish % Impress upon our readers
che idea that ont door surroundings
have much r. DO with the education d
our children. and hence. with the good
Or bad traits OF character. which again
adds 20 or takes from the sum total Of
whak man "a capable of enjoying. The
love OF the beautiful II planted In every
soul. II the tiirgs which Minister 20
rs happiness are withheld. there ID .
lack Of enjoy mcnt. . hollow untitled;
ten thousand points of nerve life UNI
touched BY the mcsmeric currents Of
hopes fulfilled, d JOYS consummated.
Tum 5Ie-down fences. limbs torn from
fruit and ornamental trees by the sport
i've horns OF cattle out OF their places,
. sow and seven pigs mining for pota-
toes in the garden; dry, trceless,
grasslcss door-yard. jar on the csthetic
capabilities of soul which wears for OBJ
jccts Of beauty. OF sympathy. thar So
pourings from the full fountain Of cog
nate souls. The natural clothing Of the
earth in the merry month Of June the
green grass and plants and trees the
eve delights 20 LOOK upon. and the
soothing influence reach on other
organs. and a silent prayer IS waited on
the waves Of divine magnetism 10 their
divine author. 90 To those door-yards
and other surroundings where the yard
Is carpeted with lively green, where
long-armcd shade trees shut out the
rays 81 the sun. where the gentle breeze
soughs through the nceiIe-siiaped
leaves Of the cyergrcen-. where the
fountain yet sprlnkles and coois- and
the marble statue smiles from sylvan
nook. the Representatives. nation once
glorious in the annals Of the world.
There. amid the sylvan glories Of this
artificial arrangement OF trees. flowers.
fruits and fountains. sweet s0ngStcrs
bathc in the clear water and sing IN
joyousness among the cool. leafy
branches overhead. as il rendering
thanks 10 the provident hand Of man
and the creative power that spake into
existence such glorious sources OF en-
ioyment. And will not children thus
fed the uncquaIcd pabuum Of nature in
chidhood's rosy days imbibc the God
given principles taught through the
smiling avenues Of nature aud i'm
pingcd upon the soul exactly adapted
10 appreciate the Unreasonable bless
ings evcrywhere Proinsely scattered
Tor the use and enjoyment Of Unite
man? II IS here that the youthful soul
drinks from the golden goblet OF nature
the ambrosia or the gods and learns 10
love and lean upon the loving Father Of
the universe. Il Is here the heart is
melted in love to God. and sympathy
for his fellow man embraces all tongues,
nations and colors.
Thus do surroundings affect the soul
and teach il lessons that otherwise il
never would learn teach il the source
Of ENJOYMENT. the truo relations Of life
and the duties incumbent on all. II Is
the srecn-cIad yard with attractive
flowers; trees laden with fruit. and .
garden Of small fruits and thriving
vegetables that make the sons and
daughters cling 70 nome and parents
and eschew the painted temptations 50
artfuIly set before them BY those dis
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For weak lungs. splitting Of blood, short
ness Of breath, consumption. night sweats
and all lingering coughs, DR. Piercc's "Gold-
Medical Discovery Il sovereign remedy.
Superior % cod liver oil. by druggists.
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The records Or the Patent Office
show that moro patents have been
issued 70 Thomas Edison than 70 any
other single inventor. He has taken
ou! sixty patents relating 70 bis electric
Light system alone.
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"DARN the newspaper<s why can't they
leave such items out<n exclaimed . hard up
undertaken, when he read an article warn
ing people not 20 indulge too freely 10 green
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WHEN you have become tired OF good
promises and poor Cigars, Just send % Tam
sill & Co. s. state street, Chicago, for :
sample lot Of "Tansill's Punch" Sc Cigar.
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Riches are often thorns that pierce
the head with cares IN getting them,
and the heart with grief IN parting with
them.
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"wILL you tell me,D asked an old gem
tlemsn Of ! lady. = what Mrs. ---'s maiden
name was ~ hWhy, her maiden aim Was
% get married, Of course" exclaimed the
lady.
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PEOPLE who study economy before every
thing else, like the Chinaman, prefer the
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The BKsI SALvE for Cuts, Bruises. Sores. u
GERS, Salt Rheum. letter. Chappcd HAnIs,
Chilblains. Corns and all kinds Of Skin Erup-
tons, Freckles and P.mplcs. Buy HESRY's
CAKpoLIc SALvE. al others are coante.Jsls.
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FRESHMAN: "Acfion and reaction are
equal and opposite. as. for instance, when :
cannon Jumps a. far backward - the ball
goes forward
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-16

THE hotels are beginning 10 try the new
Charter Oak Hotel Range, because of IL gre at
cooking capacity and economy Of fuel. 12-3
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-16

CHEAPER than blacksmithinc--is Frazer's
Axle Crease For sale everywhere. Try t.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-16

THEODORE remarked. when Angelna's
father showed him on the doorstep. that the
old gentleman had considerable push about
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-16

DURxo's CA1AREH SNUFF cures All afYec-
lions Of the mucous membrane Of the head.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-10-27
ACWORTH.

Cotton continues to come In briskly
and still commands splendid price In this
market.
Col Cole it seems Is prosecuting the
work on his new road with great energy
and rapidly 10 Paulding county. A con
siderable quantity of provisions, supplies.
etc, for his hands have been shipped to
this point, and ARE being transferred to the
| line OF road
IA spirit of enterprise and progress per
vades our people. We are glad TO see rail
roads being built. and commerce extending
Its arms through all parts of our country.
and the wealth and resources Of Georgia be-
Ing developed. but we are inclined TO look
with rather suspicious eye upon the ma
neuvers of Col. Cole through Pualding
county. Paulding is an excellent county.
her people are honest and industrious, they
buy our goods and sell us their cotton, and
from point of selfinterest we might raise
some objections to her having Il railroad,
but she needs it, the interest of the State
demands it. Let it be built
THE mill property formerly owned by
Mr.. James Pyran. we learn, has changed
hands, it having recently been purchased
by Messrs Williams & Smith who will run
it in the future.
Mrs. E. Emanuel died at her home in
this place, ON the Goth inst. She had resid-
ed many years in Acworth, and was much
loved and respected by all who knew her.
Mr., Hathcock, gentleman living near
here had the misfortune to lose something
over two hundred dollars rather mysterious
ly some days ago. 1t is thought that while
Mr. II. and family were in the field picking
cotton, some sharper entered the house and
stole the money.
We are glad 10 note that Miss Ida
Avery, one of our most amable and worthy
young ladies, has returned home from an
extended visit to friends and relatives in
Middle Georgia. JuNius