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CAUTION!


aaEAaH GAEAEE y LII
THIS E-nui-e hiehIy CONCENIR TED EORHtFH'S
Il HOLLAEn slrFERS h put Up in half piut bottles
ony and ref afi-d dollar sinze BOTTLES ne
great demand this .ruly ebra ed medicine has N
nc many limitations which the public she1le susrA
against purchssiuE.
Ask FOR BGRHAVE'5 HOLLAND BTErER
fastuyed BY B-niamfR Page Jr., 8 Co.. of Pi
Pa, and see that their name r. the label Of
tie. BENJAMIN Pass JR-.
Manufacturers Pharmacsutist and Chfu
ana Pitfshur
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DR.. TT. PETTt
sCnrr q nIYnN

~ CEzY N-nphis- Tenn Vii prE-lce their profess
in in al the Courts bed 10 the ctg o. Memphis, and the
suuree and FEDERAL Coarfs al TscEson. Prompt Etten-
tioa VII - given 70 claims fer oolsction eEtrusted tc
fheru Omca door the left Up stairs, in TIE
WAifsr Hlnck Main street tane-n
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eZ The estimates of the expenditures Of
the Engiish Government for the ensuing year,
according to MT. D'Israeli, smonnti 10 $751;
000,OO0.
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America.

q THE subscriber would re-
aN sps- fully inform bis frie1ds -
t-.nd the avellilg puilcl lnaL liz EAsst ~
h4Aal-lalEhlf ASS RESTAURANT and HOTEL GAhhI,
On Adams str e. nearly opposite the Norshsn hols y
n rem uhsre ri nds and custcmers WI D. far
nfd 5th Al siads Of Same and deiicaees o. q Sea
- - vsI a. TIE choicest brands OF VINES. Chaerg-
rr Al eomDstItiou, he saciis hoerai share of the
uub n ustronsgs. f8pi-iyl JOSkPH fhufEL
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RaEttlssOre and Ohio


~ - y IL H ~ n -
THIS Roaz runs from Wheeling 70 Baltimore fs7a
miles and 10 Washington, 600 milesl and presents
The fullest sdvautsEes both freight and passengef
line Il runs through wild and romantic regions " tn
equipped and carefully msnaged r. one Of the most st
treciive and safest Raruads In the United States ne
Central Ohio Railroad, frOm Columbus snd Banesvfetg
Wheeling untes this road vita al portions Of the Ees
and Southwest.
THE or1v THRoUsH TIczErs FROM MEMPHIS
LOUfsvILLE and ST. LOUIS 70 the EATIOsAL Ne
rROPOLIs sold By This road whch runs sir-ct &c
Washington without the delay Of passing through Bati-
more IL Is also the only line BY which baggage Be
CHECKED 70 Washinst0a from the Ohio river.
F7-By tie MAIL ROUTE from Memphis, taks the msn
steamers running daily Tor Louisvie eonneetns Their
Win uaf steamers or Jesrsouvfle Rairoad Cincin
natl where they arrive 70 connect with the cars o.
Little sismi Rallrosd for Columeus oonnectng there
with Central Ohio Railroad through NeEark and Zanes
vine % Whceng By the express train OF this route
the vine from Gncuaafi to Baltimore and 70 Washington
Be sur 70 ssE for teEsss By the Baltimors and ohio
RsIruad Rauts
rS-PasseaSsrs from Memphis solng East thr0ush 81
Louis ca ouy Through Tcksts By the Baltimore and Oho
Rsfrsd rs route lays through Vincsunes rra Haute,
Indisnapos etc, % WheenE, over the new Ohio and
Hizgssinp and oonnneotng Rosds. These connections
~ an dsract and the from St. Louis TO Baltimore
sr Tsshngton is but about a. hours Through rckets
b i roJae nay be had Of the Agent under the Plan
baltimore s25s % Washington s2s-
At Wholing the passenger takes ne superior ears Of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad which leave three times
daily for Raltim0re WAshington Phladephia and New
TorE Throagh n IS ~ hours, including stoppsSes
safety speed rEuarys beauty o. Inc coHufrYr auo
gne-s cf0rt this rsad second nons the Union
FREIGHTS- - his company possesses the largest
equipment Of sny Rsiroad IN the United States and s
prepared % DO immense business IN transportation
road makes immediate oonrec0n AZ the wharves and
10 the Of Baltimore With the Railroad Phade-
phia sEd NeE York steamers 81 Ericsson and BALTIr
MORE STEAMSHIP Lines, By Canal and Sea 10 NrW
York and byneW Merchants and aners' Line Boston,
steamers 70 Norfolk Charleston, savannah, &C. FtT
particulars freight tsr copies which nay b had
Of the FurWzrding Houses In TIRE west % J. B. FsRD,
Receiving and F1rsercLns Ascent a. Wheeling.
WM 8. WOODSTDH.
Eastcr of Transp sportation, Baltimore.
THROUGH TICKETS, allowing the holders 10 stop a.
any point and resume ther az pleasure may b.
perch sd ct the Company's Once. No. IS, Je1erson
street doors East of the Commercis Hote, Memphis
tuas25-iy WM. EORIN. AEsnt.
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TIMEs rTnnnE

A rTOHEKT AT Law. Memphis. Tenn. ReieTunoes
a Neszrs Ward & Jones' Philips s. white, Lamb,
Tounr s Co. NcClsushan, TTousdAls Dill, Milton &
Puinzm Eiles OUca. Esq, n avery, Esq. memphis.
Once ap stairs 81 the corner Of Main and Esdisou
street, sxi docr the GAy0so Savings Institution.
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n ose ssEsss. rsnsvahls vusT. Psr annsn, so @
Z" fWics week, = 60 o.
E fSo s7eares, rensvssie weekly, PEI sHns7 g q
- Al sdvertiseEats required 70 Be kept ca second
f1sc, CHARGED As NV EACH DAY and On thtrd Pages
- advance over stated rHtes-
e AdFertsenents 6frected % be disisyed, or set n
srge tyFs, charged DOUBLE rstes-
q Yearly advertisers BE- chsrged extra for ocou-
rytnE Epsue ocu1ct ETd when LARGE TTFE e re-
Suiret e BE- Hssd tbs zvertsselt kept On inside o.
FsFeT.
r. Tsariy AdTertis-rs VII be oksrse6 extra st regular
sies for vests, REzts, Eeurvsls Copsrtaersalf Nc
Hocs. 5s ConaigDe-ss 6e-
n fRASsIEET ADFEETIsTss MUST BIZ PAID FoR
J. ADVANCE.
S- Nc asygrtiss7sat VI appear IN ne Weekly paper
uniess b special ooutract.
EP- Edrertlsssnt 70 inserted IN the weekly payer
Eriy irregular stsls In either OF THE paprE. WI
Be charged 81 per soHsTe for evsry insertion
~ Announcing csndl1ates for State, CouRty and =
Epa ooss, IS e-cAi 70 be paid IN sdvEncs IN every
tnstanoe.
EE- an Gdvsr5lssnsnts fer CharltNbie Institutionf
Fs Oompsniss, Ward ToSn, sns Sther Pubuc Haetnes,
Il Be charged hall price.
q hs-raEes aRd Deaths GFe published as news but
osfEsres Tributes q Respect and FunnTzl Iuvtso1s
ether advertisements.
q An LeEsl EHd Transient Advertiss1seats VII Be
nargsd b the inserfisn.
y Editorial EoiiOes LOosl Column WI Be chsrsea
c oents per line.
NJ 10 ded1cssOn or vsrlst.oa VA - made fro the
oTeEoing rates
H'0LAEAHAE. TRoUsD4LE & DILL
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NOEHCE.

IN IN sLBDGE has retained from New TorE,
sfter a. seDos Of nine monfhs. End has Elected
sons astoundEE cures ID that CITY He has taken Al
one No No7ros street, between Aain and Second
etreets ths p-artlce q Medicine. where
be h.s for sac hss csie5rstd C3dpo1hds. Al calls at
teodsA b. day = nEht. As be intends locating pera
nsntly 10 MsnFhs AMI from the great snooess he has
had n the trez neat Of the various dEsHses he thinks
he shoud have = liberal pEtr3nsg from the citizens Of
Esmphis jzns-dly
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON


WASHINGTON. BALTIMORF-
PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK.
TFNHis Rsivsg fullT anf newly s7ufupef ard u-s-irr
- I, - ,.iill an hez.tny cFurtrv, cfsrs e
tray-lsss ron the Asis1i17 V.aya route tsrse Eu-
dred miles shorter, ard posressns rrsatrr dpstch nd
o'IntsI. @ tasn any other q - 9 ssT and NORTH.
ltNh And FAEh khDiaf1D -rnter tHe pres nj
ssheiue of he Post Once Department ne teays ss u-
mitte1s and q saving efi-ctsd cf "a hours
Passing through Slave Territory ample security Is e
forfed FOR the conveysncs of servants
AT Dalton Ca choice nf Routrz u oea~e-tr en-
tisuoas railway th-ouzh ef-argf. soulb C-rs1I-s -
hcrlh Carolina 20 kchm NJ, By The Great Merrrr5
tan Line tAroush East Tennessse sus virginia h T
VIE LFnch5urz, Echmonds snd % Al q ne osl-srz
IHK E1PRsss NAIL TRAIN Isavas Memphis ssuv
a. I.oo P n ztoupinE a. a1 stsfiIus
LH5 ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN leaves Hsr1paf5
DALsA lezoept S1ndayrl a. IS. p n. FOR Ju1c ion
VIII te hissi-siYpl Central and tennessee Csrf-uI
hs.lrosd se-lerville and tnternsdiafs ga. ions.
TRAINS OONNhCT-At Grand Junction win fhs
hississipai Central Rairolf holly s1rturu r~s II
arenadal Canton. Jacksrn etc ans vita the NfssIs-
sPp ana 1snnessee Central salr0ad % Bolivar Jt-Eou
A. Poeshontas. viih ri weekly line o. Cs.sass %
hipleT. Pontotoc, Aberisen. and Colluhus Mfsz
Al iusa Win faily line o. tou--horse Caches
throush Aoer- zen, Columbus etc 70 the nortber- -
minus Of the NOBLE and OHIO Hafroaf
laFousa tsEels zood until used-Eith the prvfezsof
-to2pias A. any point desired 8 I'd at the GEvrpsL
5ieSET OFFIrE, Commercial H1te and a. the Esdl5ou
Eaeh passenger vii BE- a5red one hundred uoupfs a.
oasgasei ne article VII BE- c1rr-d as ba-ra- fst IA
Hot Incident 70 tha person q TIE assanver II 80 -
oss lne company VII Dog t1eselves responsible f1r an
Regroes When trsveiiug alone. must have q PERMIT
nan ng the point 70 which they are = o. and sucifynE
carried No ticset ufl BE- ssf them nor vrI tb-v -
r7eiVl on the unless tr ir owner Or suant be ur
eut or known 20 the Ticket Aren't Coutuct5r or 5tsr
Person 70 vou7h for gsnuinearss o. permit.
General saperint-neent.
superin.ends-t o. T-sn-ro-+a+t-- w----5i,
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TInro11-l Tfoko4
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE
. y -
r A I LR o A d
CHANGE nE sCHEnuHr.

ON 1ad after WEDNESDAY Fsbruary J. 1887. ths
" frains thls road Eill run follows, Sundays
eIoeptef.l
The NAL and Passenger ain win leavo Panola daily At
A n. and srrivs At Memphis Il 10 A.
Returning, leaves Memphis II ? n, and arrives a.
Pamela a. p n.
The FRIGHT and Accumulation Train leaves Memphis
aaiy a. $50 A. NJ and arrives a. Pamela AZ II
Returuing lssves Panoa at = H., and arrives al
Memphis at s p. n
Persons travelling On ths Har rain spend hve
hours IN Memphis and return the sane day.
Passenger Train makes ui-eCt cnnnecion 81 Memphis
gih tha Memphis and Charleston Railroad Ening Rast
an the Memphis and Ohio Railroad zoing Esrth.
The Freight and Accommodation rams in connection
win Stages IN and from The fo wing phases Oaklsnd
Preston and Grenada. there making coHnecfion with
Stages through CsrroR and lexington; thence the
northern termin of the Mississippi Central Railroad for
Canton. Jackson and New Orleans
Throug7 Tickets for Greuada be obtalnes at the
Z hamuhis Depot
Th BE- much the shortest routs, and pasengers laav-
Ing Memphis By the morning train At GreH4fa te
sane evening, having daylight the whole Eay.
u. ". NEWELL.
1rTrsa- -f1fa llaTrH
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THE sOUTHERN CITIzEN,

THE SOUTHERN CITIZEN,
Is published weekly at KNOXVILLE, TENN By
John Mitchell s. EVEs. 6. Swan,
At 81 per snnum, or 81 for six months, paYs-
bic Invariably in advance.
N n. Mitchell having 'ommeneei IN The 2slh nun
vi ber u tue papers series ~ L-ters address7d =
ths Hon ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS, of GeorEis
which when cpmpted viii furnish entire htsary Of
The Irish Troubles of lS4S,
with their Causes and C0nrCqueBces,
ne SOUTHERN ClTIZsN vii b. lie NOE iuteresi-
ng 70 beth American and Irish read Besies these
contributions fron Mr. si,chel. the SOuTHERS cITI-
IzEE viii continue 20 have it's usual 1uan iY o. orisRsl
matter upon political and iier-ry uhjeets prepared By
him TIE clrenlaioa thorrh large and constantly in
oreasins. the P.opriet have thoushf VII Be much
more EXTENDED BY an sunounceoentin IN thia TORN
Comun!es'ions With remita nsy Be addressed n
EITcHEL q SWAN, Knoxvins tennessee, or % any Of
the f1Ii0wing AEents:
Courtensy & Co Charleston soueh caroiins.
Thomss b O'Counor, Savannah, Georgia.
J. o. Morgan, New Orlezne, Loutsiana-
lanes A. Gentry, Richmond, Virginia.
Alexander Adamson. Washington CITY.
failinsEa 4 Turn-r, Cfnoi-Dsu Ohio
p NJ Hsverty, ITO Fuitnn strret, New fcrk.
s. r. Goetzel, - DsHl hin street, Mobile Alabama.
B-nj B. DsviF, Masonic Building. Honigemery, Ala
Ross Toucey, l9l Nssssu street hCw YORK. supply
dealers sniy 1pon favorable ternns
James Ncsinn, i2i Kearney street, San fruncisoo.r
Clubs Of Ten viii be sVspied with the Paper for SIS
myi-d6m
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Aruftsslonal Gar0s.

WILLIAM REMEDY, Jr..
A TTORSET AT LAW-OnQe over GzFgs0 Bank Build
n ing, Madison street, Aeurhis. Tenu. uyl2-ly
= AAuA HALAEA...s ~ l. A NphAAlo-
IITALKER & E'CONEIC0, IsEyers- Memphis, zen
w nessee- ofaoe, No. q south side C-urt Square
apIs
Z r. TERSER---gSo- c. FAERIss roS---o- TERGER.
Yerger. harrington s. FeFger,
ATEORNETs At LkE, NEAFHIs, TENS.
Spls-sm
WM. r. ARICK.
DREfiTISs BOLIVIA OJU1ty, GLssIssrpp General Land
II Assent f1r Arkansss arf MississiFpi.
REFEEEECEs.-ssy- 4 9. Fssts EamPhis: Broke
4 S1l ies Fi=ksb-rE- ap7I-t6m
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Dentistry.
P II. HAMMERsKOLD & co,
Architects, civil Engineers and
Surveyors,
MEMPHIS TENN,

Ollce On M1dis7n stToef over saF0s0 6aVIlEs 8alAI
MEMPHIS TENN,
RE prepared 20 furnish designs for and supsrin-
n tend the erection Il public or private buildings,
chnrch-s stores store axtures &c They viii give
heir stteniion any work coming under The head o.
Civil Engineering or Surveying, either In toEn or
csuntry Any Description Of Architectural hnsneerng
y MschAnica Drawings executed with Bn accuracy and
uatness not to b. surpassed In this country DESIGNS
and working drawings f1r dwell ing h-usss or other
building In the country 30 executed that any tnteli-
gent negro carpenter can follow ihem. Designs for
Tonbs, Ce- atAphs Vaults, SC
Having h-d exensive dea ugE with manuf-cturs AZ the
North and West they can furnsh any description OF Iron
Fronts Balconies WiadoE Guards, &C, &C At reduced
prices.
RETERENCEs:
Hon A. B Lnngstreet L L d. Hon Charles scott !
Sam Tate ESQ Presfiant Hsmphs Aud Chari-ston
Railroad Col ". NJ StocEtOn D. J. C. kinington
n. Cockrel, Esq. 7. Flnnies Eiq- een- y. u
Mitchell; J. McEeever, ESQ
Omoe hours from A n 70 P. N, and from ,. N.
toeF - api3-3m
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C. K. HOIST & SON,
CGbimeE Makers
AND
UNDERTAKERS,

Main-St., Old Stand, below Monroe.
(Ths Oldest P0EaHsft sfsHf IN fhe eiy)
TTAvE constantly on hand sn si1ss Of Patent Metallic
Burial Cases, WHICH tey line and put up air-ghl
The best mEnDer Also all tlnis Of Wo1d and Cloth
Covered Gems, which thsy sell a. a fAiz price
Orders from the eo1atry prompt atteded %, snd tur
niture msde and reparet, and Uphos.ering sxeeutsd
n.vs-Iv
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CAIao AND NEW ORLEANS.
NORTH AND EAST.


A. Chicago, connecting with Michigan Central Cars
leaving TIE depot for Dstro {, Nisgars Falls
Ro1hestar AloGay EsE York TBoston. and su Eastern
and Atlantic Cities. Only tE0 changes Of frcm
Cairo 20 hi4 ant tBrss from Ca 70 70 Albany and
four from Car0t8 New York. Tine from Cairo . New
Tork. - hours Connects At 3anfoval viii Ohi8 and
aissis-ipRi RarOad from St Lsuis and Tincsnnes At
Pana, with trains o. the Terra Haate Alton and St.
Louis Rsir0ad 70 Indianapolis L0uisvie .na Cinotn-
aus a. Decatur With nain lire Exprsss for Gaena
RHd D1nleith-the later c1nue-tinE with trains .
Springfield Naples Rock Islsnf Burlisgson and Quincy
Al trslns from Cair1 connect a. Sand0val with the
Oao and assiss ppi trzins for St Louis AMI Ctnsin
natl.
ne Illinois Centrai Railroad Company have add %
thair Roing St'cS twenty superb stst-ro1m Sleeping
cars. eaea Of which viii elmiorAoiy berth dy psssen-
gsrs.
ThrOuEh TioIxe6S.
Efhsr by Sieassboaf vie s. Louis and fhsnes by Ral-
redf oris Caro- and fhsnes By silr0ad TO al points
North
good for year. sni allowing holders 70 stop At any
point and resume heir seats a. pleasure and infor-
nation respsc ing the be procured applica-
ticn at the Compsnv's On e. 15 1eh doors
east OF TIE Commercial Ho.-i. Memphis-
WILLIAM MORTN Agent
For Illinois Central and Oh sni Mississippi Railroads,
AM Rsfr,sd Lire Of steamrrs. marfs-Iy
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nm EHns- TATE-

DIR TH0S. TATE.
OFFRHs hi services % tbs ciuzeas o. Memphis and
~ vicinity. one corner o. Second szd Wasking-
tou st-eets msr2l-lv
Ysaar N. srEELE..E T. MoReAE..wM. Z. sTErLE,
Oovington- Tenn Memphis, Tenn. NsuPhis. rem
STEELE, MORGAN & STEELE,
A TTOREETs AND COUESEL0RS AT Law, Mem
"A phis Tenn VII pTEctoe IN TIE Courts Of west Ten
1eTsee Ofcs ID vain 81 n WEiker's Block. No g. 2od
6oor speciui atteufion p1o to the collection o. Claims
ooti-ly ---
NEW LAW PARTNERSHIP
VETM g. FOLK, AID Smith P. Bsnkhesd hAEins
w formd a p4rfnership viii hercsft-r precnoe lsN
together ~ tn city of Memphis noYl-E
VI. d. WEIGH,
A FrOENET At Law. Tscks0n- Tenn. An business
a ntrusted 70 hts care proRpuy attended TO-
srra-7t-Ewrf
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.HSOkicR.

THE subscriber having purctased the interest Of his
i partners the late hrm q fl0urnog, Cooper \
Lake VIII continue tue WHOLESALE GROCERY,
CONFUSION AND FORWARDING BUSINESS In his
own name and for his sco51nt, and respectfuiy
Lett the patronage Of the OIL house c1st and his
f-icnds generally. JEO. G. FLOURNOY,
api0-apl6 ls6 KAN street
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The GsEAT QUESTION ANswERED; on, ls
sisverV Sin IN Itsef fper ss p Answered Aooord-
ing q ths Ieschinss ef the Scripture By Jas A.
SLoAN, A n Issus1 b. HuttOn, Galway n % o
Memphis Tenn, 1855.
A work under this title has Just been pub
lished, and now presents itself for the candid
consideration Of all who desire to obtain
thorough and satisfactory knowledge Of the
eriminslity or innocence Of slavery according
to the teachings Of the Bible.
t. - - a., ,--rrfr.ry,fu
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$50. %. TROTrFR.

A TrORNET At Law Austin. Tunicz county, n las,
~ viii attend tue payment Of taEss redemption Of
land slther forfeits 500 for sEss and vii promptly
atteod the examinafon o. laao titles in tue counties
e Tuuics Oosh0ns. Bolivar and Washington.
frrs-sauGm
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Notice,
NEW PIANO STORE.
THE sToDART PIANOS.

HAS the pleasure 70 snnounce 70 his friends and the
public generally that he has bn appointed bF Messrs
stod1rt AorIis of Neg YORK. Agent for TIE sale Of
srODARf PIANOS.
Fsfs nov opening their store on Madisun street.
fe doora from the Union Baak large sock which VII
- sold 81 Ns1o York prtcss mrSeNw1y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-12
Women WORKING I'm Main.

We were lately 30 fortunate In stirring M the
county OF Aroostook with long pole, that we feel
Inclined TO NEEDLE again In other peoples bust
nsss' especially as the New England newspapers
SCI Us 50 good an example. Among other griev.
sness Of which they complain in Southern, labor Ia
the alleged fact that negro women are sometimes
permitted TO assist Ia the invigorating outdoor
occupations Of agriculture. Who would have
thought In reading all their excellent cant on this
subject that these sly dogs set their own lesh
and blood. white seo~sen, to the same kind OF Ia
Dor In kittsry, Maine, the markets are supplied
~ boats, which come down the piscataqua river,
for miles, ere rowed by white women, and in the
nslds they are employed In moving, and other az.
rieuitnrAi Iabcrsi We have these facts on the au-
shortly 1.-Two gentlemen who have seen that bles-
seInsss win thsirown eyes. What next What
more nave you got to SAY sbout Southern tnbu.
msn,tyI Let our Aroostook friend recon nj nj
me New sngiand Pharissss TO oommenoe tbs r.
ssessa wosship next Sunday By singing the fol.
roh. wad seSns power ths gifsie rec ps.
}oss9qrssis ~ oehers zee u.s.
would rom may an error ffee us
An tooaish Ros3oa.h
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-12

THE REVOLUTION IN VENEzUELA.-The revolution
lists in Venezuela appear to have ACCOMPLISHED
their work we'll. President Monagas has resigned
and taken refuge with the French Consul. The
elements seem to have been proptious for the
change. The MOnagas family were dttested for
their tyrannical conduct. They heeced the peo-
pie, and it is said have sent five millions of dollars
out of the country, IN anticipation of the change
that coming Madam Mouagas pin money
amounted TO 100000. The western provinces rose
in arms; the inhabitants of Puerto CabelIo VaIen-
cha, and the valleys of Aragua followed them Cen
eral Castro, Governor of Carabobo issued pro
naHcidmeRt0. He WAS in a few days able to collect
very respecta Die army of about 10000 men near
Victoria, at the same time that General Briceno
was blockading Laguayra with few small vessels
President Monagas tried hard to collect people and
arms. but soon found out that the force was alto
gether too small to attempt an assault. Monagns,
seeing that resistance was useless, abdicated on
the 18th, his Presidency, and that of his son-in-
law, the Vice President into the hands of Con
gross, and surrendered himself and family and
ministry, where they still remain. Immediately,
provisional government was named by Con
gress.
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NORFOLK April 10.-Arrived in Hampton Roads,
ship Thomas B. Wales, from Callao; brig Ann
Elizabeth, from Porto Rico; and brig VIM. X. lib
hey, from Sombrero Islands.
NORFOLK, April 11-Arriyed chip Mary Glover,
Chase, with guano. All we'll.
Arrived in Hampton Roads yesterday-Bark DC
tavia from Rio, bound to Richmond, in ballast !;
bark Raman, from Cuba, with copper ore: schr.
Pacific, Farrow, from Sombrero Islands, with gu
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SAILING OF STEAMSHIPS

New YORK, April 10.-The steamship Vanderbilt
sailed at O'Clock this morning, for Southampton
and Hsvre, with two hundred passengers.
The steamship City of Baltimore sailed at noon
for Liverpool, with the U. g. mails.
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rHLH0RAPHIC NHwg.
RnroRTEp FOR THE DAILY DIsPATuH
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

NEW 0RLE&ss, April I0.--The steamer Tennessee
brings important news from Mexico 0sollo Is
victorious, and ia probably declared President. He
commanded the government forces IN the neigh
borhood of Queretaro, and his success establishes,
for the time, the power of the Zuloago govern
ment. The coalition. in Central Mexico, has pro
badly disappeared. This makes a wide breach be-
tween the liberals Of Northern Mexico and the
revoutionists of the CENTRE which WILL In all proba
bility, lead to their entire separation from the
Mexican anarchy.
0ssolo has taken the city of Guadalsjara. Juar
rez aud his government we're captured, but per
mitted to leave the country unmolested.
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asp IT it is a good picture you wan

EkE IT IT, Is g0Vu PIOturo JVu "d1V'
go TO old Whitehursts Gallery, II Main street.
where you will not be over charged. WATSON takes
pictures which wi bear inspection. Examine his
specimens Pilot graphs! Ambroty pes, Crayon Heads
Melaneotypes, Panotypes, and photographs and
Photog raphs on silk or cambria handkerchiefs.
old Daguerreotypes copied from small pictures
and enlarged to any size.
Pictures taken from 81 e ce1ts, rain or shine; Pho
tographs from 81.
Also, Photographs of the Washington Monument
first class copy. arc now ready and for sale Call at
WATSON q SONS
B.-A young man wanted, to learn the bust
ness ap l0-lm
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sA WAsH1sGTos--sF1Rsr IN WAR

FIRST IN PEACE, AND FIRST IN THE HEARTS OF HIS
CoUYTRYMEN. All who visit Richmond on the 22d
of February to witness the grand spectacle of the
Inauguration of the Washington Statue, should not
fail to visit the Photograph and Fine Art Gal
lery of q w MINIS, to witness The wonderful pro-
gress Of the Photographic Art, conducted at this
finely arranged establishment And to those who
may wish to obtain of themselves friends, some
thing really beautiful and lifo-like likeness
should not fail to one of the AmbrOtypes or
Photographs made at MINIS GALLERY. He is pre-
pared to accommodate all who wish fine pictures:
and his assortment of Frames. Cases, LOckets, Pins
RED His gallery is on Main street, opposite the
new Custom House. and free to visitors whether they
wish pictures not. fe 20