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A BOON TO
PEOPLE or sgpENrARy HABITS
WEAK AND NERVOUS CONSTITUTIONS.
sswxLI As

In saying thst VIC know Of q positive cure for
siek lIcsdache. Nervous Headache, Neuralgia
Scrvoasness, Paralysis. slecpiessnsre, and Dys-
,en>,a. We refer 81 course to Or. BESsoN'S CEI,-
rRy AND CHAMoMnLE PILLS, which are all
,hcy are recommended 20 DC, and win cure
,,e above named dl~czsc- without any doubt, as
,ey have permanently cured thousands.
The greatest discovery and The best remedy now
ex,sn, IS found In these pills. The properties OF
cc,ery and Clsancmlie are peculiarly adapted To
,urc Headache, and Z, remained for DIR. BENSON
% forrnulatcsni compound the properties SO a. 70
make thein available. The Herald says;
.p,.R henson = recognized as QUO Of the most
,mieent and successful Physicians In baltimore,
and hi. r,pulagonis ofit>elf sufficient guaranteed
g The vslae sf his r,k.icine<."
Thee Pilis are prepared cSprc sly 10 cure Head
.eses Nuralsia, Ntivousnoss, and Dyspepsia, and
,,,l cor, any case no matter how obstinate II may
., n dthor sick, Nervous, or Dyspep;ic Head
.,he Neuralela. Nervousness, or Sleeplossness.
sola by an druggists. Price, 80 cents box.
n.oo,. lo6 NORTH EuTAw STREET. BALTI-
voRE. ND. By mail. two boxes for 81 or six
,.,,c. foY $3.50, 20 Any address.
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The Proposed General Registration

The bill OF Mr.. Farr, reported irom the.
Committee OF Privileges and Elections OF
the House OF Delegates, prov 'de. ior he''
and general registration Of All male citizens
entitled to vote under the Constitution OF
the state, on the third Monday in August,
1882, and for five days next immediately
following the said third Monday, and erefy
i've years thereafter.
/ Registrars are 10 be appointed by the
Judges OF the county, hustngs, or corpo-
ration courts at their March, April, or May
terms, 1882, and every two years thereafter
counting from January, 1882, for each
yoting-place in The Commodweai'h-eacl'
ward OF city 70 have ono registrar LOT
every 700 voters, and one for every frac-
tlonal mart OF 700 above 400, and az many
yoting-places as there are registrars:
THE bin cmbodios in it, twcniy-six See
tlons many Of the provisions OF chapter
OF the Code OF 1873, when u ftpeaIs, VIE
all acts and parts OF acts amendatory
thereof
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MoTIlERsl NOTIFIES NornEps

Are you disturbed At night ani broken ~ y,D-
rest by a Sex cnild u1orlng anG crs ing With the
oNcrnciailng palm Of cutting to0thf ~ -, 81 't
once and get & loilic ~ hRs. NiN-LOr .
SOOTHING SYRUP. II viii rclieyeii.e poor ilti
sufferer Immediately y-dcloui upon IL; there s. D.
mistake about q. There j. no. mother On c,rtI
Who has ever u,cd 3, who vii not tcli y0g at o.
that u viii regulate thc bowed, aHd give ret r. ~
mother and rc!cfa aud health tote ehild, ,op.ralr i.
Ike magic. 10 T. icfecuy slf, g. Y.r in az cn.r'
and pleasant iD DE tsstc. and g. The przcflr'.yn
one Of The 0ldct and bot iemI!e'phy yt.rims frF
nurc5 In the United Stale. soid ererJ whcir. ?,
cent A lotile. NH 3l-codi,
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catch his vote. lIardlyl lie lid hesesi
many suggestions akin 10 this bcfere h~
cast his vote yesterday. 80
Mr. Williams. who was a u1embtf %
"the Big Four and who yesterday tettsl
against thst cnorrnlfy the Judiciary t,i1l. -
one Of the quisfest, ~ he 4 certaluiy .91r
of the FINEST, OF the members of the 0en-
eral Assembly. lie never makes speech.
and Il reserved In manner, but, tudginx
by recent events. when he makes ~ ~
mind he Is ~ firm a. a rock. When ~
takes . position that's the end of II. Gouea
people have long ago learned that 1t 4 uec-
less 10 bother him with advice. VI
Mr.. Hale Will probably have 10 leave ;a9
city for home In a day or two 70 attend To-
some urgent court business. Hence the'
previous question yesterday,
General Malone IL expected here to-day
or tomorrow. The cxigencies of the She
alton require that he should take eon,mstis
In person. !.
The Danyille Railroad indebtedness bill
Is more dead than alive. The House n
fused to pass It last night, and the friendS
OF the company say that the company WI
not accept II ~ II stands--Tcqutrinx tlscfn
to surrender their exemption from taxi.
ton.
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Legislative Items.

The Readjusters went into caucus yes
terday afternoon shortly after the adjourn
ment Of the Senate.
A committee Of five was appointed 70
nerfect the bill TO yacais the offices OF dis
trlct school trustees.
ReNdjusters are much chagrined at the
defeat OF the Judiciary bin In the senate.
and are threatening the Democrats with aii
sorts Of evils. -,
Some Of them are Dragging that they will
Ak up bill with one more circuit; leave
Mr.. Hale's circuit ~ now II, and thu.
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BEAT FOR ONCE.
The Rcadjustcrs Squarely Defeated
in the Senasc on the Judi
ciary Bill.

A Melton to Reconsider Made and Dsfeai'
ed; Hale. Newbcrry, Williams, aud Wing.
field OF Hanover Voting with the Demo-
crats--Judge ID. J. Goodwin OF Norfolk Re-
elected; Thomas :. Atkins, Esq, Elected
Judse OF the Hastings Court of Richmond
Both for Pull rerms-A WranrIc In the
senntc-Srcnes In thc House, &c.
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HORSES. MaII.S. ae.

IrOH SALE. FOR WANT or ON
II usF, A LARGE STALLION, e.ehi Zr~5A
Years old. Il Kind and geotie. Works will II
ROwcEf, Meshanicfsilie tufurike, \ lew yaiJ'
outside VI corporate Amis-. NIB 3l.lts
I,OR SALE, AT 40 EAST GRACt
IL STREET. an EXTE>si0S-TOf PHAfTo>
with patent chlngeable s,at- NH 2D-NAf2ts
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Mayor CarrinstOn's Thanks 10 the
washington Fire Department..

The following letter from Mavor Car
rington 10 Hon. Thomas Z. Morgan, Dis
trict Commissioner, Washington, y. c.,
will be read with interest:
MAYORS OFFICE
RICHMOND, Va, March q, 1882.
Hon. Thomas 7. Morgan, District Com
missioner, Washington, ID. g.;
Nv Dear Sir,-For the prompt readiness
Of your Fire Department to respond to our
call for aid i'm our terrible fire Of yesterday,
we are deeply grateful and truly gratilicd
But for timely and sudden cnange Of
wind the space covered by the IRE would
have been far more than our own force
could have occupied to any effect, and your
assistance would have been needed to save
n large part Of our city. OF course we re-
iolced that the occasion was removed
for the necessity OF your aid, yet
,ve felt some regret that we could not
have the honor and pleasure OF entertaining
vour worthy firemen, and thus showing
our high appreciation OF their zeal and
readiness 10 serve us i'm our distress. We
trust your beautiful city may not have q
like threatening experience TO make aid
from abroad desirable, vet should such ca
lamity come TO you we hcg TO assure
Won that Richmond will gladly join you in
anv needed struggle with the flames.
DO us the courtesy 10 present 10 the
officers and men OF your Fire Department
who started to our relief our kindly CON-
pliments, as also our profound thanks, for
| their action. We shall hope at some future
dqy TO meet them i'm our city and tender
them less laborious and more agreeable
courtesies than the occasion which yester-
day came so near honoring us with then
presence. Yours, most respectfully,
w. G. CARRINGToN, Mayor.
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I, male. the stin white, soft, and smooth; re-
,,,,,.., ian and ffecslcs and is The BEST TOILET
pRFssING N THE WORLD. Elegantly putup,
,no hoile. IN one package, consisting Of both IN
,crn,land external treatment All nrst-c!ass drug
gfs,. have H. Pdcc Al per package.
CHARLES y. CRlTTENT0N, ll3 Fulton
street, New York city. sole agent for Dr, &. W.
n,nsob's remedies 10 whom al order should be
.,d,,ssoa NH 2G-oOdiw
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VOC MUSICAL PEorLE. THINK hB0,r Ia
strangc,bui YET true, that ofas'y per cent. % aa
the strictly hr-t-clas' pianos soli In nlchmsss
aud Virginia In the Tact i've Jcars have bees D
WILLIAM hNABs s. CO.'S Manufacture. RAND
. MoSrs, No. olt Main street, agents.
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STAGE llNES.

DICHMOND ANDTAPPA-nLll
III HAMMOCK LXrEE~s co. f<..-sse, ~. y
Having c.'abiished n PAssfNGfR AND ~
PRESS LINE between Richmond snd Isppah.1n %
mock, on AND AFTER MONDAY, ANIL 81,
sc will b. prepared 20 carry PASSsN6fk- cOts
lOrfabiy and PACKAGES promptly.
Win leave Richmori. ffom ofer. No. ] snut..
Tenth street, on MONDAYS aud WEDAE-DA1 q
"a q \. NJ, arriving at Tappebannoek - u. n. .
eaying TappnhaDnOck "a WED>tADAbS anf
SATURDAYS at q 4. NJ, afri,iB2 ~ Ele5MVof
atop. NJ.
PACKAGES viii be received q, she oftes AZ 10
tirncs. JAdf~ SWEENEY.
mh3i Proprietor.
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/ YDIA Z. PINKIiAMS

twin cure entirely the worst form Of Female
mp.ainls. IN ovarian troubles, Inflammation and
liberation. Failing and Displacemenis, and the
consqum, spinal Weakness, aud Is particularly
,dsp,ed 70 tie Change Of Life.
twill dissolve and cxpcl tumors from the uterus
10 an earl, etsge Of Development Thetendcncyto to
eancerous hurnor- there is checkedvcry speedily by
isase
II pmoYes fainnc-5, aatulency, destroys all
craving for sumulanis, aud relieves weakness Of
the stomach. II cures Bloating, Headache, Ner-
vous Prostration, General Debility, Slecplcssness
Depression, and Indigestion.
Tha, feeling Of bearing down, causing pain
weight and backacie, f. Away permanently cured
by is s. 10 viii a, all rmes and under all clrcum-
Stances act IN harmony with the laws that govern
The female system. For the cure Of Kidney Com
plalnts Of either sex this Compounds unsurpassed
LYDIA T.. PlNEHAMs VEGETABLE COM
POUND y prcpard at e3S and 235 Western ave
nue, Lynn, Mas. Price, Ell; six bottles for s5
sent by mail in the form OF pills also In the form OF
ircnsos, on rcccit Of price, per box Cor either
Mrs. PIEKuAM freely answers all letters Of I'm
Quiry. send for pamphlet Address as above
1eaiiOa this paper
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TIE HALLgr & DAVIS PIANO La, b,Sn bct, -
the pabllc about thirty years. Dr. Franz. Li,s..
me greatest Ucing yioHis', recommends " o.,
al musicians. RrLAND LEE, General Age,s.
for Virginia and North Carolina.
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THE "FfsCuERn PIANO formerly Nnna,
Clark has Won IT. way over all rivals FOR Jorit
years. Over JOrty-fce thousand are now In ~
They @eefn never h wear out. The Uptghts as
selling rapidly and are perfect gema. RyLASp s.
LEE, General Agents for Virginia and North Care
llun.
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TuE sTEISwAr & CmrcKERiS0 are really IN
only American pianos OF worldwide rpu,aiiso
They are better to-day lban ever before. RYLANN
& LEE Agents. 9l3 Main street. Richmoad, Va
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ONACcouSr or REMOVAL from prcsoit Icc,
t,on, VIII SCH my s:oet OF cngIsyiugs and EaA'r
cards ~ reduced prices. l.. LEWIS.
9i2 Main stree.
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EASTER CARDs at hair prlceat
T.. LEwls's, plg Main srcp'
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No family should NJ without LYDIA J.. PINK-
HAMS LIVER PILLS. They cure Constipation
BilionncsN ana Torpldity Of The Liver. Twenty
h'c cent pa box Sold by all druggists.
an 26-cod
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For the best Towels, Tabio-Damas., aud $40
kins, at lowest value. go 20 LEVY BROTHERS..
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IIANBURCn EpClNGS AND fSsrRrIHGs IA q
gant variety at LEVY BEOTnERs'.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing dope
the DIsrATCn PRiSTlsG-lIcCsR. Good wcts
low prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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PHorocBArHs coioroi on gls-s; canis, co..,
cabinets, vi. e2i Broad stnet lup-s,,raJ.
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RHErA>TIsM comes from Inactive kidnsvs
iior BrTTERs never fail, TO earr Il.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.--For the Mid
die Atlantic States, slightly cooler and
generally fair weather, northwest winds,
becoming variable, and higher barometer.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 0 A. NJ, ~;
9 A. NJ, SO; noon, so: T.. NJ, 70; J..
NJ, SO; midnight, ~.
Mean temperature, 624.
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RAMOS & AosES-Estey OrSans flon s5s -
wards.
RAMOS MOSEs-Supcfb Pianos aai Organ:
polite attention.
RAMOS & MOSES complete stock OF sa Mei..
cal goods.
RAMOs & MosIa-- Ali She. Alu-ln hnll nrta,
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EvEeYBoDl's ATTENTION &, cailod-espoclailr
those who are iust starting IN housekeeping -toes-
anime our well-selected siocL u HOUsY-FUs-
NIsIIISG And VARIETY GoOps, which w offer i
fully 80 per cent. below regular prices. our mot,
Is "Qu.ck sales and small prolts." Call aud -
convinced. >. STcHRWEn a. CO..
Boston bargain Hou-c, 1il / AIain street
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a postal-card cost only one cent, and n Iory
save twenty-five or my dollars Ia your purcha
Of PIANO or ORGAN by sending Jour name 30
address npon postal
RAMOS & MOSES, Music iIOuss
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WHITE GOODS ASD LACES In tie laIgc.l -
rcIy and "A, lowc.i prices ot LEVY BRoIusas'.
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GREAT BARGAINS in summer sils, q, law
BROTHERS.
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REJECTION ~ PRICES OF pictures and fra'~ -.
Il I.IEWIsig. dig Main sliccf.
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THE IMPERIAL.
GOODMAN.

J.. UOUDMAN,
We IMPERIAL SALOON.
No. el7, corner II Sc,eash and hnr.lar street.
opposite ths new RcgimenlAl Arinory Tbr puhttS
generally ere tnyis4d to call. Always on hand
cn0IcE LIQUORS, WINES, ard tamEI
LAGER st 3 CEx1s A GLASS. Iah 2:eod.w@
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HAPPY HEARTS.

MARRIAGE Mt the First Baptist Church Of
Miss Gabrielle Thomas TO Mr.. Richnaonsl
Pearson, OF North Carolina -Briiiianey and
Beauty at the Church and the Reception
or for Europe.
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GOODS for boys and m,n'- wear AZ very attn.
tive prices and ia variety Of styles, al IEgs
BROTHERS..
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EOK SAIE. TEN-lIDKNE LNIINt p,
L FIFIEIN-UOgsE BOlLEn, cheap for e. -
Address ENGINE, PoI-Dc-ce Boy 10y:
mh 3 l-eolSts
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AUCTION SALES Tisls BAY.

EG- on ~ s,ies OF Real Eftafrnlade bct~ccn Z f
Ist Of January md isst nf Jan" nc ttNsr for tle
prcsenl yclr hlyr o. hc paid by tie urcLaser. o.
N z,i,s made between thr 1t Of iuiy hni lit ~
the yoir she tlNcs have t0 - p1ld bN t1c >iar.
NH. cts.Ou w11 adopted about hfl1"n year rf'
by all the r,i est o. Hgcnis IN N.chmOud, ana ~
Pile 10 Rll hmond sad yicinity.i
RICHMOND BAzhAR, 10 4. ~, h1a~.ilolG a.,
Kitchen fufnitnlr.
JAS. MACDOrGALL, tOts 4. H., issgr 1s4oi
Ulent u crccksiy.
glCHARD v HARNETr. 1890 r. ". AZ ~.
III Brn3dsaY Sew York, s2v,cO0 eitY .
Nlchmnnd bono.
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ROE IIERnIsCs are getting seaFcr. ". ,
BLAIR 4 CO., 100 east Main ,tnrea.
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NEW GINGinNs, Pcfcalei, and { ilicos.s Just r'.
cclyod 1t LIJD BGOTHEES'.
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GO TO T.. LEwIs's for Faster cards ., half pii r..
gl2 Main street.
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RAMOS & MosEs-y yiollns. Accord-oa,. Ban,,.,
Gui,ar-, string, sc.
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THE yOTl

So the bill was rejected.
MOTION TO RECONSIDER.
Mr.. Riddlcbcrger moved to reconsider.
lie had voted "Non for that purpose.
After number OF motions had been
made Mr.. Smith called the pending qles-
ton. II was ordered, and the motion to
reconsider was rejected
AYEs.-Mcs.rs. R.ddlobcrger and Wood-2.
NOEs.-Mcssrs. Atkinson, Berry, Christian
Digs. Edmunds, Fletcher, Hale, licaton, Hurt,
Kolncr, Loyril, Loyenstein, Newherry, smith,
Thurman. Twyman. Williams. WMghcld OF Han
over and Winghcld of Albcmarle-l9.
There were numerous Rcadiustcrs pre-
sent who did not vote.
At 4:20 the senate adjourned.
PERSONAL.
Licutcnant-Governor Lewis wa present
during the session, and would have stepped
into the chair at any moment his vote could
have been effective.
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DIR. {. W. BENSON'S
skIN-CURE

I. warranted 10 cure
rczrMA. TETTERs, HUM0RS,
rxgr ,ynNATION, MILK-cRUST,
MLEoUGH, SCALY EBUPTIONs,
DISEASES OF HAIR AND SCALP,
scroFuLAULCERs, PIMPLEs, and
TENDER TECHNICS on ALL PARTS
OF TIE BODY.
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YltIlmond pispatfh.
FRIDAY. Y........... MARCH 81, 1882.

ss-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CmCU-
LATioS OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS or THE CITY.
lsn,ernd AZ the Pos.-ofice nj Richmond. Va, ne
second-ciass matter.i
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NoSTROsK WHIsEtY- ihc lcsi for family 49,
". -. BLAZE & Co.
100 clsi Main stree.
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The following letter from Mavor Car
rington TO Hon. Thomas Z. Morgan. Dis
trict Commissioner, Washington, y. C.,
will be read with interest:
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RAMOS & MOSES, Music iIouse,
No. gli Main street, Richmond. W
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After passing several bills and order
Ing sthers to engressment, the House ad-
Iourncd.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-06-15

Trains run on Columbus time west Of the ONO
EAST BoUND--New York Fast Line daily, with
tbrongh Sleepers from Chicagot to New York wash
inpton and Baltimore express with through sieepeIs
from Chicago to Baltimore daily. And through
noach from Sandusky to Columbus daily. New York
and baltimore Empress daily Newark to New YORK
On other Divisions, daily, except Sunday. sleeping
Gar Chicago to Cumberland. All otner tralhs aaiy'
except Sunday. -. 90 .ha oh,o
River. -. a:,, ,r,.,,
tharnt slaeners from New York to Chicago. Chica-
nn epsress daily. Through sieepers, Baltimore to
Chicago daily Through coach from Columbus ,u a y
Sandusky daily, Chicago mail daily, on man mne
Sunday. Sleeping Car Cumberland to Chicago. All
other trains daily, except Sunday.
L. M. COLE, @. 7. A., Baltimore.
W. E. REpPERT, Pass. Agt., Columbus.
OK. LORD, Gen. Pass. Agt., Baltimore
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Altrains arriving in Toledo, via other lines, make
close connections with the South bound trains Of the
Columbus, Hooking Valley and Toledo r. r.
Direct connections made in Union Depot at Column
bus for Newark, GAINESVILLE, Pittsburgh, Wheeling,
Baltimore, Washington and Philadelphia; also for
Dayton, Cincinnati, Louisville, and all points South
and Southwest.
Trains will arrive and depart from Toledo at Column
bus Hooking Valley and Toledo Railroad Com
pany q Depot, Summit Street.
ORLAND SMITH, Gen. Manager.
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Grain Elevator For Sale
M faf atS..... x
Rare Chance for a Bargain.

KsyHE Napoleon Elevator Ia offered for sale, at q
u reasonable price and upon terms to suit the puf-
chaser The elevator is Of the best in this part
a ina state and it is only npon account Of unavod
ahle circumstances that It Is offered for sale.
II Hv' '1A''''. - = J. KOLLER & BRO,
ss Napoleon, Ohio.
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WABASH, ST. LOUIS 4 PACIFIC R'F
Time Card sstins sifss. Sunday. Nav Il.

No. does not stop between Napoleon and Toledo.
No. stops at Defiance, Defiance Junction snd AMI
warn only between Napoleon and IT. Wayne. Nos.
sal. IS and "a daily. Others daily except SUNDAY.
No obaggaee checked for freight trains.
No .tops At Defiance and Defiance Junction only
Oe'"'eA 3. X. WITHERs, Agent:
i Napoleon %.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1882-02-25

find ready employment and good
wages on the Vicksburg and Pacific
Railroad in a few weeks potatoes can
be used as substitute for bread; fowls
Gan take the place Of pork our forests
are alive with game, and our streams
are full of fish. Sassafras is a natural
growth and where a luxury is desired
the root is no mean substitute for
Young Hyson tea.
Denfais from most of the parishes
have been made and the
Columbia meeting is In the dilema of
being hoaxed or of perpetrating hoax.
Judge Bridger, Representative Faulk-
ner, and Mr.. Hines are of too high
standing in the parish and State for us
to believe the latter. Mr.. Faulkner de-
tends the meeting in last Wednesdays
(15th inst Times Democrat but seems
to throw the light off instead of on the
picture Of distress. The citizens OF
Columbia know the condition of affairs
in their Immediate vicinity, but to say
that nineteen-twentieths of the people
in the parishes named are starving
was un warrantable and has no foun.
dalton in fact.
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[i'rom the Vicksburg Commercial, 2Oth.l
The following is the kind and cheer
full manner in which the Herald greeted
Gen. Hancock on his arrival at this
port yesterday morning:
"Gen. Hancock's Southern trip seems
to excite but little attention, and not
even suggestion that it relates in any
way TO future presidential aspirations.
There is not much likelihood OF the
General ever again receiving the NOM
ination. The tariff question is now
coming prominently to the front, and
by the time of the next election will be
one of the main issues, and his indef.
mite views on that great question would
unfit him for a successful candidate.
1t now is too late to nominate man on
his military record-in fact, it was too
late tho last time-so the General will
not be brought forward on this score.
Gen. Hancock's place III history will
be that of Il fighting major-general, and
a very fine gentleman, but not that OF
of president or stateman."
And this is from the Herald, is it?
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1882-02-25
Surprising. and incredible.

From the Tensas Jonrnal.1
Although 1t appeared surprising and
incredible to us that these parishes
should be in this condition all Of a sud-
den, without any premonition Of the
report, whichever, our pleasure at the
realization of the report is mingled with
a curiosity as to its orieination. II is
not to be Imagined that there were any
but good intentions on the part OF those
citizens in Caldwell parish who attend
ed this meeting, and the most natural
supposition is that they were misled by
the exaggerated complaints of parties
who were worse OFF than the generality
of the residents of that and adjoining
parishes. - ~ az - -. - - 49,.
1t appears to US that such reports as
this should not be allowed to get out,
unless there is absolute certainty as to
the truth of them !; for they are alarm
ing, Encouraging, and very little in
keeping with the sanguine view which
people have recently held, concerning
the prosperity of Louisiana, as a part
Of the South. Ia