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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-02
New Books.

"LAjJf Constantine" BY LUDOyIE HA-
LEVY. Translated by KATHARINE >ULLI-
VAN.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1882-02-17
CnlO8k ed-for Defects --Inherited
Tendencies.

Many horses 60 through fair
training as colts, bidding fair to be-
come so toughened as to be proof
against injury by any amount of road
or track work, when suddenly, after
having arrived at useful age, dam
aging defect appears, entirely without
warning, and the animal, thencefor-
ward, is entirely worthless for hard
driving of any kind Whatever the
defect may have been, if all the bear
ings could be got at, it would gener-
ally be found that there was an her
editary tendency to that particular
trouble, either through peculiarly of
the anatomical structure Of the part,
or through certain tendencies which
cannot be seen or felt, but which,
nevertheless, exist. These show them,
selves in the peculiar gait of animals,
which by no mode Of reasoning can
be explained by peculiarities of for
nation. The habit of paving, when
in the stall or out Of it, of putting the
bedding out at the rear Of the stall i,
lying upon the plank, and many 9th
err peculiarities that are entirely UNI
explainable,are transmitted. Nation
al Livestock Journal, Chicago.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1882-02-17
Proverbs Of Solomon Snibbs.

The sun may rise and set, but the
foolish man still drinkcth the tolu
rock and rye-seeth not early in the
morning.
1t is well if thou canst say, 81 have
fat bank account" it is better il
thou knowest when the cashier is go
ing to skip ont and can'st withdraw
thy deposit in good season.
The mule knoweth when to kick
and when he ,kicketh he hitch hard.
So is it with the man to whom thou
sayest, go to! Thou art truthfully a
prevaricator."
Look not upon the lager when il i.
aIoes and glucose, when it ioameth
not arigh. in the schuper, for at the
last it giveth thee Bright's disease OF
the Kidneys.
Better is dinner Of roast beef and
all the fixings therewith, than roast
turkey without cranberry sauce.
Contentment is the better part OF
| disContentment.
If thou wuuldst preserve thy um
brella from the hands Of the borrow
or, carry one of green Bingham with
yellow handle.
lie who lendeth to the poor get
teth cent per cent, whatsoever &C
commodateth the man of wealth, get
lelh bu, seven.
The shrewd rich man is he who
prospered to fail; the honest poor
man is he who failed to prosper.
A wise man beggeth his tobacco
from his friends and cheweth; but
the foolish man inves,eth ten cents
fur.a package thereof.
An ounce Of porlerhousc steak is
better than a pound Of greasy pork.
Blessed are they who live in com
fort, for they seldom have oct aston
10 mourn.
Poverty is the fire, wealth the ashes
Of life: The former destroys all Joy,
the latter so surfeits with pleasure
that joy becomes a stranger to the
heart. Better is the inter medium
where both joy and pleasure have
their sway.-Commercial Advertiser.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1882-02-17

silence about the atrocity, chiefly be.
cause they were accessories. 1t ap.
pears their ambition is to be "toughs,"
and ga man isn't tough till he lays
man OUT So the Frenchman was
slaughtered in order to permit young
Mr.. McGloin to graduate as a
tough" Is it possible that this
ignorant young brute could have
been to the same public school that
turns ont good men and women? Or
was he crowded ou,l There must be
something wrong somewhere.
RADIx.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1882-02-17
The Local Press,

In an address at the Barry Co.
pioneer annual meeting Rev. A. A.
Kuappen of Hastings, one of the
ablest Methodist Ministers in the
state, made the following illusions to
the value of the local papers to the
community. We wish all our readers to
consider well the thoughts advanced.
He said: IL cannot close this article
without expressing my view of the
beneficial influence of the local press
We have all become so accustomed
to leaning upon it we do not realize
its strength and worth. How much
interest it manifests in all that relates
to education, good order, the state
of the crops, family gatherings, new
enterprises, county fairs, church and
temperance sociables, marriages,
births, deaths, and multitude Of
things too numerous to mention.
What other agency so helpful and
ill-requited for its pains to please and
profit others; so ready to help pri-
vste persons up the ladder Of fame
and all public affairs to success, we
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1882-02-17


should all evince our appreciation by
kindly words and liberal patronage. {"
In reviewing the several papers
that have been published in the
county speaking Of The Republican
Banner, he gives the editor of THr
TINES the following complimentary
notice:
Geo. M. Dewey succeeded Mr.
Nevins as publisher and editor and
with his characteristic enthusiasm and
force contributed to roll up those
great Republican majorities which
astonished everybody for so. many
wears.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1882-02-17

Just now, for what cause is not APP
parent, large number Of the So
called stalwart organs are haunting
Murat Halstead because he was once
opposed to the nomination of Gen'l
Garfield. In reply he frankly admits
his hostility, but adds that che will
be remembered as great and gener-
Gus character when the small excite
ments Of the times are over and the
defendants of the goo are ashamed
Of their ancestors" Pretty strong
language but probably justified by
the course of the aforesaid stalwart
organs, and we guess they will find it
for their interest to let Mr.. Halstead
alone. Evidently he is moro than a
match for their ablest man.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1882-02-17
DETROIT, February 4. 1892.

Mr.. Robert McNcaly, Hagcrstown, nd
writes; II was reduced to a living slSelc-
ton by distressful ailments that complete.
ly exhausted me Of ali vitality. All the
organs of my body-lungs, liver kidneys,
heart, sight, hearing. brain, nerves, Get =
were in disorder, and each gave me
trouble in q greater or less degree. doc
tored for kidney complaint and dyspepsia;
took consumption cures; | did every
thing in my vain efforts 10 find relief.
Mr.. Wells, in Morris drug store. told me
have made me feel like new person, and
my distress: ! weigh twenly.four pounds
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1882-02-17

The Chicago Inter Ocean de.
nounces the recommendation Of Sec.
rotary Folger that the law author.
izing the issue of silver certificates be
repealed, as ga plan for a panic" be-
cause it practically withdraws over
500, 900 of currency from circu-
lation. How can that be, Mr.. Inter.
Ocean, when there is a big sl0er del
lar behind every dollar of the silver
certificates issued! Equally surprising
is the statement in the same paper
that gold coin is eagerly exchange d
for silver certificates, when more
than half the> banks in the country
refuse to receive them on deposit,
subject to checks.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1882-02-17
"A Girls Choice"

1t was in drug store of course. All
interesting incidents occur in drug stores.
that is nearly ALL She WIS pretty. with
blue eyes and golden hair. one of that
kind of beauties the poet would have
called nm "angel." but for the fact that a
colony Of pimples on her fair frontispect
prccludcd all thought of such being.
Bowling timIdly to the handsome clerk,
she asked for "Swayne's Ointment for
skin Diseases and upon receiving it van.
ished like the morning dew before the
Summer sun.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1882-02-17

Senator Rollins has reported to the
Senate from the Committee on Pub
lie Buildings a bill providing for the
erection Of a Government building
at Concord N. II. 1t is proposed to
erect handsome edifce large enough
to contain accommodation for the
United States Courts, the Pension
Office, the Internal Revenue Office
and the Post. Office. The bill ought
to pass, as such building is ncces.
sity, for the accommodation Of the
people.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1882-02-17

The total exports of produce from
New York, during the month of JAM
uary. were $as,SS6,37S. In the
month Of January 1881, $a7,5IAI97.
This decrease is caused solely bv the
gambling in options which have kept
wheat and corn so high in this coun-
try that they can not be exported
without loss.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1882-02-17

The Re.adjaster Legislature in
Virginia. have submitted to the peo-
pie an amendment to the state Con.
s,itution by striking out the capita.
ton tax qualification for voting. 1,
will, doubtlessly, be adopted by a
very large majority of the popular
vote.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1882-02-17

A special from Chicago states tina,
the new Collector of that port has
dismissed nearly every employee who
was known to be opposed to the third
nomination of Gen'l Grant. There
may be no truth in the dispatch; we
hope there is not; but it is safe to re-
mark that any such policy will
make the President ten enemies
where it will gain him one friend.
Let US all be Republicans, with all
bygones buried amid the rubbish Of
the past. Remembering that Gin
union there is strength.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1882-02-17

The disgusting spectacle Of the
Governor Of the great state Of Penn
sylvania, at Washington, engaged in
"A bitter fight over a s.. 500 post Office
is one Of the results of the spells
system in a state where bossism has
accomplished its perfect work.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1882-02-17

To the very able and exceedingly
interesting letter from Mr.. Beard,
copied from the Post & Tribune,
where it appeared as a double loaded
leader, in reply to the structures of
the wine. muddled tramp who has
been charging Gov. Jerome with
conduct unbecoming a Governor of
Michigan during the trip to York
town, we ask the candid attention OF
our readers. 1t is perfect aud CON-
plete answer, and as such will be ac-
cepted by the people of Michigan.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1882-02-17

IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS Special in.
duccnents are offered you Ivy the Burling-
ton route. 1t will pay you to read their
advertisement to be found elsewhere in
this issue
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1882-02-17
VICK'S
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not quarter Of its cost. 1t is printed In both
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seeds deduct the 10 cts.
vick's Seeds the best In the world. The Flo
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Vick's Flower and Vegetable Garden, f75 Pages,
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paper covers; si0O in elegant cloth. In German
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yick's Illustrated Monthly Magazine 70 Pages, n
Colored Plate In every number and many fine en-
cravings. Price Si25 year; Five Copies for $500
Specimen Numbers sent for 10 cents; 3 trial copies
for % cents. Address,
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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1882-02-17

while those who do not improve
such chances remain in poverty. We want many
men, women. boys and girls TO work for us right in
their own localities. Any one can do the work
properly from the first start The business will pay
more than ten times ordinary wages. Expensive
outfit furnished free No one who engages fails to
make money rapidly. Yon can devote your whole
information and all that Is needed sent free.
Address STISsoS q Co. Portland Maine.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1882-02-17

IN a q I'm Great chance TO make money
4 III ~ - Eli Those who always take advan-
HM HH &W tage of the good chances for
NJ HE making money that are offered
~ u IN 10 q gencray become wealthy,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-26
THE NEU-jERsEY LEGISLATURE.

TRENTON, y. j., Jan. Ex-senator Wortcn-
dyke Dem Introduced a revolution this morning asking
Now-Irrscy Con-rcasmeu exert themselves in favor
Of arf FOR protection, and notifications are
made ~ the present laws thai they axe beneficial
to New Jersey industries The resolution WAS referred
The Senate passed bills relative to the dinaTd House at
Morrs;own and relative TO the district ccusu-c- Of
school children. President Hobart OF the seuaic' has
been absent ali Of week. having been I'll al home with
a cold Inc senate adjourned al noon until Monday
evening
As the House wa, closing Its afternoon scsaon today
the Ecpub leaders observed that q number OF Demo
had left f0r their homes. It has been dspuiel
question thus FAR whether the Democrats wGud consent
10 joint meeting 10 elect a state Treasurer The Re
puucans theT opportunity, and introduced resp
luton 10 hold joint meeting on February H. test
vote showed only twenty three Democrats present while
svcn;y-eght Republicans we're on hand. The Democrats
began n.ihuetcrU a-IEst the adoption Of the resOu-
.iun ald occupied iA. limo for an hour speaker Dunn
aomcwhat confused but not unfair aEi the coutes,
continued az lcust each vote resulting favor of
Republicans. Nj. NeAtoo Dem, Of HudsonJ attempted
explain th, ,-tker hc was wrong in ruling
ana. mo.on 20 LAY ou I.e table could not DO
pat twice, aud 90 amusing scene Of confusion
eusutd ut Sa.ln. OF Atllnt, DEM. voted with tho
Eruhicaus. and WIS surrounded 10y Mcssrs Moore,
Clarke. MrpnHJid and other r0rrais, who used such
Mr. le DEM almost exhausted even the jlblllCt Re
Fh21rau- by -"cc'H S' long ana "earisonv that The
sc. 20 t- ucpoi- anu stopped departing members. and,
afr bali au hp-, delay, rccllncd their majority. ana
at last secured tle pa--4-e adjourn. ana
the !0u., separated unit! Monday The effect of pre-
venting joint m"ctII-, II the attempt succeeds. viii
Nc. be harmful tine present IucumJruts Iirpuli-
cans and viii Iuli over uUtli next VrtT.
Tlc House held TWO sessions. Eli, were Introduced
Enabling "a. Grand Army OF tnr KcDublr fo establish
police 20 their annual rnclmpmcnt-; I" prohibit the
posture OF tie Jodl" of criminals executed FOR cap al
crime, uIrn- the undertaken to give bond to bury
the body quietly intended 10 prevent repetition OF tic
Gl graceful PROCEEDINGS after the kukuUskl hanging IN
a. ft
railroad ttoionoIn,; 10 prcVcu the contanlna Uu of
water supplies bv Oh works 7, authorize the appoint
ncut o. PERMANENT clerks to Grand Juries IT, Hudson
and Essgy Counties. BIS passed 30 allow town
chips To provide uCiups for criminals! and to authorize
tla OOyerAOr " M Naoalc al. In inc OLce o. OOrnn-r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-26

Legislature sine die on February 10. After some discus
sion General Sharpe withdrew the resolution.
The Assembly took another ballot for Speaker to-day
without any decisive result
Senator DAILY has introduced bill to save the state
from tho expense OF the inspection and care of alien pas
eengers The Commissioners Of Emigration author
lied to with the Of rmgants by vessel
10 New York for periods not exceeding five years at
time, to receive less than 80 cents more tan
Tor each alien passenger brought for inspection anu
care such payments 20 be IN lieu Of any tax by the stale
such contracts may Do made 10 take eject IL VI may d.
l~S1.
II. A. Nelson's hNs introduced hill which pro-
ydes that all railroads the state shall hereafter keep
the end Of the iast OF MI trains while IA
transit hagman al least twenty-one years O4d
who snail have lad three year experience IN iunnhg
trains, and who shall not he co.crbnd. Nhtn ira4h
shall be delayed In transit this iagEsn shall :" BACK
with danger signals and place an explosive zap A.
distance OF 600 yards the last Otner precau
TONS are also proposed IN the bill
conference Uf Republican members OF Assembly W's
held today, Immediately after the adjournment OF tle
Assembly Il is understood. hOWeVe, that hey Dad de
Cidug the party lines intact action wac taken
The Governor La- issued prUc"mlto2 ordering
special election 20 i'll tie vacancy caused D. tAc DEAN
OF senator Wagner, 10 be held Oh February -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-26
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON Wednesday, Jan. %, 1882.
The White star line steamer Republic, CaptaIe Irving,
s7led at Queenstown at 1870 p. IN, to-day, for New
York.
The Home Rulc Confederation Of Great Britain has
ceased to exist, being completely merged in the
Land League.
Among the cargo or the steamer ManitOban, which
sailed from Glasgow to-day for Boston, were eighty
three Clydcdac stations being the largest recorded
shipment o! stations from the clyde.
The steward or the estate Of Mrs MorOny al Midtown,
Ireland wa- shot dead last night lie eighty years
DID, Mrs AIorony has been for some time under police
protection. No arrests have been made.
The French steamer Chateau Latte. Captain Lensinc
Al Bordeaux from New-York. experienced terrible
weather and lost two Of the passage She
in collision and ran aground n Bordeaux
The first Austrian Lloyd steamer for Ncw-YoTk sailed
from Trieste to-day. She viii touch at Bari Messina,
Palermo. Barcelona. Malaga, Cadiz aud Lisbon She
flkca a fu cargo GOO tons being for Newlork ana 400
tOu, fOr pculnsllar ports.
In the Italian Chamber OF Deputies, signor Mancni,
Minister Of Foreign Affairs replying to au Interpretation
in regard To- Ialys foreign relations said they most
c,rlia with Er-llEd and excellent with Austria aud
Germans. The absence OI specific mention OF France Is
muc! remarked
The 81 Petersburg B0,rSc Gazette states that
1cr,tandinc between Russia and Turkey has been
reached by which the Porte is to pay - 100000 an
nrav on account Of the war indemnify the payment to
be- guaranteed by the tJhcs Of some Of the IurAl5h
provinces.
The Assistant Commandant OF st. Petersburg an
uouaces that the Of twenty years hard labor
IA seI upon Mein k0 the accomplish Of Sankowsky in
the attelp; Oh the life Of General Tchereyne has bern
committed to hard labor IN the mines Tor al indefinite
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-26
AFFAIRS AT WASHINGTON.
THE STRAW BOND CASES.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-In the straw bond
Star Route in the Police Court to-day. the
examination OF Mr. Webster the Identification OF
the bids was begun.
Mr. Wilson, for the defence, attempted TO obtain from
the witness separate recognition OF each paper
Messrs Bliss and Cook OF the prosecution both object
ed. Mr. Wilson addressed the Court in defence OF the
course he pursuing, and replied to by Colonel
Bliss who followed by Mr.. Totten for the defence
Finally the objection offered by the counsel for the
Government was sustained; and Mr.. Wilson, resuming
the exsmin aton questioned the witnessMrWeO
seras to the circumstances attending his Identification
OF the papers at the Post OGce Department Nothing
new developed by the testimony Of the witness;
and the prosecution announced that it had other wit
The Court then took number Of the papers and after
examining them passed them TO the counsel for the
defence for the. scrutiny After half an hour had been
consumed in this process Colonel Bliss called the aen
ton OF the Court the OF the defence ia wasting
time-n making pretensiOn OF examining the papers
which had been handed 20 them By the Court The
judge however decided that ne could not do otherwise
than that the counsel for defence making
bona hde eIAmin alton. The examination by tine Court
and the counsel tor fhe defence then resumed.
Al the end OF an hour the Judge stated that he bad
made sufficient examination OF the papers, and ques-
toned the defence whether they had found their
Investigation satisfactory The defence met thls by
cOntendng that tie opportunity offered them did not
n0unced that they should take exception 20 the Court
ruling upon any other OF the papers than those exam
ned by IT, Upon this the Court said u would proceed
tomorrow to a full examination. Adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-26
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Jan. %, $780,
delegation from Northern Dakota headed by Repre-
sentative Peticrew called upon the President to-day
and paid their respects
lis generally understood that the Secretary Of the
Treasury favors the appointment Of Colonel T. b. John
stone Collector of the Port of Charleston, :. c.
The President to-day directed the removal OF Mr. Dell,
Marshal for the Western District Of Arkansas. Mr..
Thomas Bowcs will, most probably De appointed his
successor.
Supervising Surgeon General Hamilton, OF the Marine
Hospital Service. reports that l9,lsl seamen were
treated by that service during the Six months ended
December 81, l-el
Tn 70 the close OF business to-day tho Treasury
Department had redeemed United states bonds as fol-
lows: Under the I05th call Sls96790O, and under the
lO6tb call, : 2,j-E9OO.
The secretary of the Navy has awarded medals OF
honor for personal ya'or TO Quarternaster Henry j.
Manning and ships Printer James McCacton, both Of
the United states steamer New Hampshire.
The report Of the courtmarJal appointed for the trial
Of Lieutenant Commander q. r. DuIand, charged
with disobsdence Of orders ia in the hands OF
Jadge Advocate General Bemey L. ;. y, for review.
II is understood that the name Of Ralph ?. Buxton
will be sent to the senate FOR Judge OF the Eastern Dis
trct OF North Carolina also that the President has
McClintock "a Marshal OF Baltimore, and Archibald
stirring as United states Distrlct-Attorney for Ba!u
more.
question has arisen in the Oice OF the Auditor Of the
Treasury for the Post Office Department. upon which
both Of the parties have expressed desire for
an opinion from First Controller Lawrence. Judge
Lawrence states that, IN giving an opinion on TINS
subject, ne will consider the general question whether
the salary Of any officer OF the Gov erumcnt can De
LEGALLY assigned before II IS due.