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EVENING DISPATCHES. :
Special Telegrom TO the Richmond Dispatch.
From Warrington.

WASHINGTON, July 9.-Pending the dis
cussion on the tariff in the House to-day,
an amendment highly important to the
South was adopted, suspcnding the col.
lecting of so much direct tax imposed by
act of Congress as now remains uncol-
lccted, said suspension to last until Janu-
airy, 1863.
The prospects for the passage of the
new Tariff bill are considered doubtful in
the House, and slim in the Senate.
It's stated by General Grants friends
that he will not in any event be the Prcsi-
Dental candidate in 1868, and he sub
stantially agrees with the President on the
subject of Southern representation.
Hamilton, the Radical Governor OF
Texas, has drawn up call for conven-
ton of the Union men of the South to
meet in Washington the first week in
September. He dcnounccs the Phila-
delphia Convention as another rebel in
vasion Of the North. kITEE.
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, July 9.-The Senate to.
day passed the Army bill reported by Mr.
Wilson.
The House passed Mr.. Schenck's Army
bill. This action will neccSsitate a
conference committee. The Tariff bill
was again considered, and various sections
adopted by the House. One amcndmcn;
adopted was to suspend the collection OF
so much of the direct tax imposed by the
act of 1851 as is uncollcctcd until January,
1868. Mr.. Morrill, said he considered this
one Of the best means of reconstruction
The bill was reported from the Committee
of the Whole to the House, with many
amendments.
4 motion was made TO recommt the bill
to the Committee of Ways and Means, and
another motion was made to postpone the
consideration Of the bill until next session
Pending which the House adjourned.
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REPORT OF TOBACCO SALES.
TOBACCO EXCHANGE, July O.

TOBACCO EXCHANGE, July Q.
Our breaks and offerings small to-day.
No change to note in prices. Below we
give the transactions:
Sixty nine hogsheads, ticrces, and boxes
opened: sixty -four offered; bids rejected
on four; sixty sold as follows: Five hogs
heads low Tugs, funked and light weights,
from 50 to $500; thirteen hogshcads good
lugs to common leaf working and shipping,
from sG.7j to sll.25; ten hogsheads me-
dunn to good working and shipping leaf,
from sl2 to Sl9.T5 seven hogsheads fine
manufacturing and shipping, from $50 to
s25 four hogshcads extra manufacturing,
one at s25, one at s3G, one at s43, and one
at S4S; two tierces extra manufacturing,
one at s2S and one at $3.50; two. tierces
common fancy, one at 39l and one at
500 !; five boxes good manufacturing, from
$3.50 to $3.50; six boxes medium to
common fancy, one at s37, one at s5l, one
at SCI, one at SIC, one at aSl, and one at
$50 three boxes good fancy, one at $l.2O,
one at 1.26, and one at sl.35.
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET, JULY ,.
Virginia registered bonds, new, 80 : !;
old, 40. In demand at these rates.
Virginia coupon bonds, Go.
North Carolina bonds, So.
Richmond City bonds, 7SGS0.
Lynchburg City bonds, IS.
Richmond and Danvillc Railroad bonds,
G06G2.
Virginia Central Railroad bonds, G38G4.
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad bonds,
5OG55.
Orange and Alexandria Railroad bonds,
50G55.
BANK OF SAVANNAH.
Such Of our readers as are interested as
stockholders or notcholdcrs of this Bank
will find an important notice of the as
Signces in our advertising columns of to
day.
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.orres,ondent Bohemian" now Eve.
lon writes as follows to the Mobile Re.
gister:
"Thc wife of Confederate major, now
living in Virginia, wrote to an officer now
in this city asking for her husbands sword.
In this letter she stated that she had ioss
all. Owning fno estate before the war,
and having from her girlhood enjoyed oil tho
comforts and luxuries of wealth, she found
poverty very bitter. Still she would not
complain. lie gave all, even his life, to
the cause, and were he now alive he would
not regret that he had given his wealth to
his country. This poor badly was earning
living for herself and daughter by teach.
ing few children, and often rose from her
bed in the morning without knowing how
she should he able to provide food for her
child. The officer showed this letter 10 Il
few friends, and they instantly made mp
purse of one hundred and twenty-scVcn
dollars"
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, July9.-Gcncral Sickles will
be instructed by the President to-day to
obey the writ ofhaJcaS corpus which he had
refused to comply with in the case of Stow
crs and others confined at Castle Pinck-
new, in Charleston harbor, charged with
murder.
Governor Hamilton and others Of Texas
have issued an address to those styled
Southern loyalists to meet here in Scptem-
Der. The projectors of this scheme are in
the interest Of the Radicals.
The Republican Senators and Repre-
scntativcs meet i'll caucus Tomorrow night
There is scarcely doubt that the Pre-,
sidcnt will veto the Frecdmcn's Bureau
bill
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STRIBL mo 8 r II n"
- NEAR srAUNro1. VA.

This place will be open for visitors on the rineI
OF JULY The we'll known quality Of the "s.sis
makes II unnecessary to go into particular mey
are Alum, Sulphur Chalybcass, and Frees'ohe-" :.
at hand. The alum water Ia second to mons kho"p,
tho sulphur Is second only to the oreehO,,
white and has been resortod to for more than hai
a century. The place Is comfortably furnishsa'
and the fare shall be plain, though good ana suo-
stantial, without any attempt at display, behesins
at the present time I, will meet the demand Of 'n'
public better to live palmer and charge less:
TERMS: - 50 per day, ga per week, ana s'' p"'
month (of twenty eight days. by the season.
Trottcr 4 Co. = stages leave staunton af'er ar
rival Of the cars from Richmond for the eprlhb'
dsiIv CHEsLsY KINNEY,
s-aodln Proprietor
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Gle; inpsrisl, q. 7s01s; suapowdsss Sis2s6ss.
yrsgaAR-Cider, scc.; manufactured, soc.
WIsB.-Port, common, e7.so0ts.
WHISKY. Common, e36s1.v; pure Rye, Gso
6al.so. Fine brands higher.
WooL.-Unwashed, s2Gsec.; washed, 6oGSso. In
good demand.
CATTLE MARKET.
Sales OF BEEF during the last week at s0'c.'
gross, for fair to good; supply OF cattle now on
hand very common.
yEAL.-rrom % to 90 head.
sHyEp.-4d5c, gross, for very good to prime /;
fair sheep - % q head for very good to prime.
Hoss.-sllGsn. 50, nett, according to quality and
weight. Market rather dull, owing partly to the
warm weather
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\ RrLlC.-We have been shown deed
or title drawn up by Governor Patrick
Henry, Of Virginia, in 1888, granting to
BENJAMIN Johnson seven thousand acres OF
land in Yvhogania county, for seven pre-
cmption treasury warrants. The docu-
mcnt is gotten up in ancient style, cover
ing sheet Of paper near two feet long ana
one foot and quarter wide. 1t is signed
in a bold hand, "P. Henry" The lesser
seal Of the Commonwealth can scarcely be
di~ccrucd on the lower corner of the docu-
mcnt. The deed was found few days
ago, by Mr.. Samuel lIcrriot, among lot
of old papers which had been shipped to
this city 10y Adams Express a number OF
years ago. The package was not called for
at the Express Office, and at the last sale
of unclaimed packages it was disposed of
at auction. The ancicnt-looking docu-
mcnt is much the worse for wear, but will
be preserved as a relic. 1t will serve to
remind its owner of the good old times OF
Patrick Henry and "Uld Virginia.
UIf,iug I'urgiHid.
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F...s's son was dismissed from the

F.-.,!'> son was dismissed from III.
49,. ~ G.>uh,dicucc OF orders, and for
... = IL IA i certain house in San
J .".e.~vo, California, and having there
1.-..a~tyd Il debt Of one hundred dollars,
&. 'e@ h,>, aud then lraudulently pre-
~.."s ii d.mcut Of said debt All instru-
d. III rGAt.aE and writing, signed by
....@ lis official character, though he had
."&": ii tic bank checked upon.
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Illness Of the Presidential Guard
Sent to Portland.

WA>uNGToN, July 9.-Thc President is
much indisposcd to-day, and compelled to
decline receiving visitors. The hot weather
is too cxhausting even for his vigorous
constitution.
A marine guard has been sent to Port
land by order fthc Secretary of the Navy,
TO aid in protecting the city from thieves
who have gathered there. They were sent
at the request Of the citizens.
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l." Rev. DR.. Moses llogc, of Richmond,
!, yesterday morning and evening, the
~,1 - the Tabb-sircet, and III the after
Is Tat II the Wu>hington-strcct, Pres
.".o" Churches. DR.. liogc Is one OF
r. Is, able diyincs III this country. He
.''ta. morning alluded i'll "A most
aas- m4aurr 10 his brother, who died
Ike ~ years ago while filling the pulpit
he IlDb-strcct Church.-PteTStmy
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"a 81 WITH THAT PRETTY TALK" Ny
'"' LIcn, sad u Young man, 81 have
y ".a4c4 Tor this sweet opportunity, but
~.'4Iy dare trust myself to speak the
= '"n'!o'.s OF my heart bat | declare
<.t' "ear Ellen, that love You most
] Eo&r smiles would shcd-would
" Meier mind the woodshed," said
.' "' - pn with your pretty talk"
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important ar true) from Havann-Re'
port OF q Revolt.

BALTIMORE, July BY the arrival of
the steamship Cuba from Havana 4th in
slant, we have important news, if true.
II is reported through private sources that
a revolt occurred near Porto Principe, the
insurgents declaring for independence.
Troops were sent against them, skirmish
took place, and several companies of troops
went over to the Insurgents, who after
wards proceeded to the mountains. 1t is
further reported that four steamers, bear,
ing the CHILEAN flag, landed upwards of two
thousand troops on the island, and effected
o junction with the revolutionists. The
Cuban authorities had not made such news
public, and it seems to require connrma
tion.
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Later from South Amortization TO
take Cuba.


New YORK, July 9.--The steamship
New York, from Aspinwall, brings later
South American adviccs. Chill, Peru,
Bolivia, and Ecuador, are said to have
formed lcagueto wrcst Cuba from Spain,
and had invited Venezuela and Columbia
to join the alliancc-the first three named
to furnish the money-the others to fur
nish the men. Hopes are entertained that
the scheme will receive the aid of Southern
"emigrants," who will embark from the
coast Of Florida.
Intelligence from Bogota announces the
installation of Mosqucra as President. He
vetoed an act of Congress giving an
annuity for property coniscated. The
Senate insisted on the adoption OF the
measure, when an armed mob forced them
to sanction the veto of the President. 1t
is belived that Mosquera will declare him.
self permanent dictator.
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New YoE, July 9.-.tdriccs from Porto
Rico say that the slave population is ra-
pidly diminishing, and the sugar and coffee
crops arc not more than half the former
ayprlrp
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Revolt I'm Spain-The italian Army
Crosscs the Mincio-Its RepuIse and
Defeat-It RecrOsses the MinciO-
Capture OF Two Thousand Prison.
ers by the Austrians-Repulse of the
Prussian Army ut Oswieczin-Thc
IIanoverian Army-Advance I'm Cot
ton, &c, Ac.
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INTERNAL REVENUE.

INTERNAL REVENUE.
The receipts from internal revenue fol
the week ending the eth instant were
S,9S4,956.75.
NEW YORK MARKETS, MONDAY.
New YORK, July 9.-Flour quiet; sales
1000 barrels; State at S6.5OGalO.lj
Ohio, sS.75Gsl3.75; Southern dropping
sales CSC barrels at $lO.2O8sl7. Wheat
very dull, and declined lG2c. sales 81.
900 bushels Milwaukee at s2.4O; No. 2
$2.15. Corn declined lc. sales 10000
bushels at SSGS9c. Pork buoyant at s32
Lard heavy at l9g2lLc. Whisky dull
Rice, sugar, and coffee dull. Molasscs firm,
Naval stores quiet. Turpentine, 1880
Rosin, s2.75@$9.
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
New YORK, July 9.--Gold, l52 a coupon
5.2O's of 'G2, LOG; 5.2O's of 'G5, l0j; Trea-
sury notes, second series, 1853; North
Carolina G's, ssh. The Bank statement
shows an increase in loans Of sGGj,000
specie, s2,GGS,00O; circulation, s5S9,90O
deposits, sl,4l2,0OO; decrease in legal
tenders, 90 ,2sl, 900.
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
New YORK, July 9.-Cotton firm sales
200 bales at 3G13Sc.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
New ORLEANS, July o. Cotton I'm.
changed; sales 600 bales low middling al
32G33c. Gold, l5l1s. Sterling, lG5. The
Texas cotton news is untavorablc. Tho
estimates Of the crop are now for one
fourth. The worms are threatening il.
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Destruction OF oil Wells by light.
ming.

LOUISVILLE, Pa, July 9.-Durins The
storm last night the lightning struck gas
pipe in a well, which, communicating to
the tank, exploded the oil therein, and
ignitcd eighteen or twenty other large
wells, causing the heaviest loss ever cS-
pcricnced in the oil regions. Upwards OF
twenty thousand barrels Of oil were de-
Stroyrl
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from Philadelphia.

NlunIA, July T.-Judgc Garrick
%-.~. ~, oldest member Of the Phila-
....4 Lar, died Yesterday, aged eighty
.s~.
g. 4rrt, Sherman will visit the city on
" IL .,> the guest of General Meade.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC-JrLY II.

sun rises.........4i7 Moon rises .......... = II
Sun s"t>...........7.laI High tide..........2@7
PORT OF RICHMOND. July >, 1876
ARRIVED.
Steamer State of Vir1 mia, Travcrs, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, ID. Y w. turfi".
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers A. r. Tatuin.
Steamer Niagara. Couch. New York, mrrchah-
disc and passengers, u. +. Watson:
Steamer iiattcrts, Clark. New York, merchan-
disc ana passengers ). Ayrcs " Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Georgeanna, Hin, Norfolk, merch andise
aud passengers, John III. Freeman.
Sloop sophia, Coleman, Eastern shore.
BELOW.
Steamer Norfolk, Philadelphia, and steamer
Valley city, New York Also three >choon"r~-
one North Carolina fish schooner.
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D., ~. Las been struck iu Ovcrton county,
'..'>>cc, on the north line OF the State,
49,. i midway from its eastern to its west
''sdcr, eighteen miles from Cumbcr-
''.'' Mountains.
-. -, y Nashville (Tenncssee) paper estimates
=. ' ~. ID Summer county of that State there
~ 'e d surplus Of wheat over the home
.... f,4,'Nrll9n Of from fifty to seventy thou
Ind bushels.
an an t'ntor compliments a brother editor
,..,, Mr.. Brown is a clear thinker, a
tg's;. ana vigorous writer, and q frst-rate
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4>fLcrNATIoN CAsE.-A negro preacher
'f A4lr.ci "A white man 10 a negro wo-
10 ~ Nashville, Tennessee, a few days
8, Las teen arrested by the authorities,
~ required to give bond in the sum OF
~ @9->and dollars for his appearance at
- A'at term Of the Criminal Court.
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"BouruIAN oSUIs TRAvELs."-We had a
brief visit this morning from our accom-
plished and popular New Orleans cores.
poudcnt Evelyn" who has gone TO spend
a few days at Point Clear, in the hope of
refrigeration after the wear and tear of u
busy season of literary abor.--Mobile Re
,,i>Icr. An,
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4 LETTER FROM "BEICK" PoMERoY.-
The removal Of the slab over the grave of
Bollmcyer, at Daton, Ohio, because the
inscription upon it was diSagrccable to the
Radicals, has called forth the following
letter from the editor Of the Lacrosse
U.ntnCTNt
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

nNE OF THE MOST VALUABLE
oVACANT LOTS IN THE CITY, AT THE COR.
NER OF BROAD AND CAPITOL AND TENTH
STREETS, FOR SALE.-We are authorized 70 oher
Tor sale the vacant lot located as above, which Is
undoubtedly one Of the most desirable In the city
of Richmond 1t fronts fifty -four feet on Broad
and Capitol streets respectively, and about one
hundred aud thirty-six feet on Tenth street. III
viii be sold H. "a whole or divided into four or x
lots, u plat OF which may be seen AL our once AZ
few day. only thos. desiring 10 treat for 1t will do
well - "pfH ARRiSoS, doDDIN APPERSoN.
iy 2-TuTlSSts
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DISSOLUTIONS.

rIHE CONCERN OF BELL, SlIEP-
/ HERD y co. was dissolved by Limitation on
the lst dav 81 July, Mr. 4. j. BELL withdrawing!
The STYLE of the concern in future will be 4. L.
SHEPHERD Co. go
The new concern have this day associated with
them MIR. A. G. TALMAS, formerly with George
w. Atkinson, and lately Of Talnan Harms
who will give strict personal attention To the "a IL
Of TOBACCO, WHEAT, &c, and who respectfully
soicits consignments Of II! country produce IRON
the friends and patrons Of the two late concerns.
A. J.. SHEPHERD Y co,
iya corner al Eleventh and Canal streets.
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The Weather i'm New York

New YORK, July 9.-Thc weather was
ieariully hot yesterday. There were
thrtv-threc cases Of Sun-stroke, and
twcnty-seven deaths.
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- l.. n Ii n IL y VI ~ 7 ~ ID ID .
- lSLAND.-The proprietors of CoBB's ISLAND
having had erected during the past spring NJ"
BUILDING containing spacious ainhs room
that will seat comfortably two hundred aud my
persons and entirely RENTED and improved all The
iurmsr premises viii be prepared 10 receive 'isi
tors on tue 18th 81 June.
COBBS ISLAND IL situated of the coast OF
North alnptou county, Va. eg ht miles distant rom
the main land, and about twenty miles norm OF
Cape Charles. -
Without pretending la compete IN point OF
fashion " It'll some uf the older sea bathing resorts
IL presents salubrity Of atmosphcr" aud sur Tor
bathinx which cannot bs surpassed "hli'' the PEE
,ulinr facilities il possesses for boating cunning,
and Gshirg, are not .quall"d on thl. continent
Passengers from Richmond Will take the James
piv.r .ts,lrrs 81 as to connect win Inc steamer
which touches a. old Point for Chefrystonc MON
nay WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY MORNINGS.
a., IRVING a, CLerrystonr about 10 A. NJ J, con-
r,yanres vi be ready 10 take them al once across
,bs n.ninsula tabout i've miles,, 10 Nottingham
Landing gher. a new wharf over tire. hundred
y.rIs In length has been erected, from whence
ihry will bs conveyed 10 the island In q SAT. and
.pac Ious boat built this sprtns expressly for tho
M rpose r.achil < there In time for dinner.
Every effort VIII be made 10 add 10 the popularity
thu p.ac" has already attained, and the proprietors
refer 10 their numerous friends In Maryland and
Virginia in regard 10 their efforts To please.
Parties desiring 10 engage rooms can address
COBB BROS, Eastyiile,
jy s-alotSeodsw Northampton county, Va.
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Mr.. Peabody in Montreal.

New YORK, July 9.-Gcorgc Peabody
met with a warm welcome in Montreal,
Saturday, but declined 4 public reception.
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE,
w LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA

FACULTY.
General ROBERT +. LEE, President.
CARTER j. HARRIS Professor Oh lain
LANES J. WHITE, Professor OF ore.k.
IN s JONES, A. ~, Professor Modern Lam
fToSa snnointsdl Professor Moral Philosophy.
NILSSON, 4 NJ, Professor Of Mathematics.
WII,iiAM ALLAN, A. NJ, Professor Applied Ma
thematics. =, p, ", -,
1ouS T. CAMPBELL, A. NJ, Professor Chemistry.
JOHN W. BROChENBRouGH, L. L. D., Professor
HAIRY EsTILL, A. NJ, Assistant Professor Ma.
c. POWELL GRADY, A. NJ. Assistant Prote.so,
Latin. t
Ito be appointedl Assistant Professor Greek.
A PREPARATORY COURSE has been instituted
In which STUDENTS unprepared for the RE6CLAs
CLASSES may receive instruction In Necessary
branches
The session begins SECOND THURSDAY (ls,h
Of SEPTEMBER, and ends LAST THURSDAY Ii
JUNE.
TERMS:
Tuition and all other College fees........... sle
All other expenses, including Board, Fuel, =,
Lights, &C., need not exceed. :........... 1a
For further information or for Catalogue addrc'
Virginia. m jy 1-lawdswet
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NV luEh, July THE steamers Ba-
"a, t.'y oI Boston, and Arago sailed to-
r E.ropr, taking nine hundred and
:. ,Ao3>Jud dollars in specie.
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"Il bet Il Sheep said Meredith to his
better half, "that our son Ohio is goin
crazy; for he's GRIMM at the barn, and
he's GRIMM at himself wherever he goes"
"Sho, old man." said his wife, "you don't
know nothin'. The critters got a love
l,iftr -
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je s--d&cdw@ JoSEIH BAXTSR, Proprietor.
SPRINGs.-This mvo

HEALING SPRINGS.--This fayorito
IL WATERl NG-PLACS = now open for he re-
cepiion OF visitors. Travellers leaving Richmond
boro' depot on tho Central railroad, A. 8 4. NJ,
whence they ar" conveyed by stage over fine
The night there, and crossing the Warm Spring
mountain about sunrise, roach the HEALING
SPRINGS to breakfast.
ir2-lnf A PORTER. Agent
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FELL BY THE HAND OF AN ASSASSIN,
4 MAYTYR TO TIE

FREEDOM OF SPEECH AND OF THE PRESS.
If that is not at once restored to its
place, please draw on me at sight for fifty
dollars toward the erection of another
marble over his grave, ,riM the same IN
&riptiol, thereon. | am poor man, or
would give more. | am also but man OF
common reading, but have yet to learn
that there is law against erecting slab
of marble over the grave Of man, and
nscribing thereon simple truth.
And if the Democrats Of Dayton cannot
protect the graves of true martyrs, let
such honorcd dead be removed to La
Crosse.
Yours for freedom Of speech and the
press, NJ. VI. PoMERoY,
Editor La Crosse Democrat.
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OATH ALUM SPRINGS.--This high

Is " improved and beautiful watering. pis &C
isth instant I,is situated In Bath county. va, Al
the .aster, base of the warm Spring Monn,s.n,
on the m ain road leading from Millsoro depo, ""
the Virginia Central railroad to tho "afm' h'''
and Healing Springs. ~ 49,. 49,. from,
It i ten miles from Milhoro depot. rye TON on
the Warm ten from tho Hot, ard thirteen from VI"
Healing Springs. ,,. IN
Every EFFORT will BE- made by tho proprietor 70
[ promote the HEATH AND Coafohk,tc ~ -
| now on the road from the depot to tho watering
places above mentioned
RATES OF BOARD: ..n
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.

NEW BOOkS.-lIAI DICTION-
~ AIRY Of DATES. relating 10 all Ages and Ma
tiuus. BY Il. Vincent. Twelfth edition. $40.
LIFE AND TIMES OF ANDREW JOHNSON,
Seventeenth President Of the United States.
II IS. - ... -,
TIuSS The Bowl. Lectures for the year 1865
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