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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-20

CUGAR, SUGAR.-A new lot just re-
- ceived. Also, BQLTED MEAL, one dollar per
bushel; NEW BACON at thirteen cents per
pound and all other goods cheap for cash at
MOODY Il WINERIES.
NH l5--im Manchester, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-20
BUSINESS CARDS
\tR. JOHN TIETJEN,
prII TAIT or

MI MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. - BROAD STREET,
between Ninth and Tenth
has lust received direct from Europe, choice as
sortlnent Of The LATEST and MOST FASHIONA-
BILE STYLES OF CLOTHS, CASSlMERES, and
NESTINGS, Of French aud English manufacture.
His friends, patrons, and the public generally
are invited to call aui examine the stock before
purchasing elsewhere NH la--lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-20
CERTIFICATES OF STOCK,
RENEWAL CERTIFICATES,
MANUFACTURERS LABELS.

All work ordered will be done in the most artistic
manner, and at VERY Low PRICES.
coIoRED PRINTING OF ALL KINDS. fe II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-20

THE CHEAPEST GROCERIES IN
i RICHMOND can be had at No. FRANKLIN
STREET three doors from seyenteenthl, where we
have COFFEE, SUGAR, MoLASsEs, VINES, Il, IIs
QUORS SALT COTTON CLOTHS and GROCERIES,
and COUNTRY PRODUCE of every description,
which we will sell cheaper than they can be hadin
We are also conducting GENERAL COMMITS.
SION BUSINESS, and W i'll attend strictly TO the
forwarding of any article farmers or merchants
NAV desire and solicit consignments of all country
produce, .uch as Tobacco, Hay, Corn, Wheat, Oats,
we are selling SUGAR at FIFTEEN CENTS, MEAL
at ONE DOLLAR, LIQUORS and other articles In pro-
portion. ,,r,p courrpvr,pn
at TWENTY FIVE CENTS PER PoCSD Also, SURF,
RIOR COUNTRY ROLL BUTTER at unprecedented
| lew figures.
| We also have on hand large supplies OF HAY,
| CORN, OATS, MEAL, BUCKWHEAT, &c, &c, At
No 8 Franklin street.
am now with the above firm and most respect:
fully solicit my old friends TO call and see me, ana
examine for themselves before purchasing else
where. .xrc - cooy
ia s-s JAMES IL. S"'h'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-20

COP ARTN + RSHIP.-The under
~ signed have this day associated themselves to-
gether under the style and firm OF ARMlsfEAp
aGESERAL COMMISSION, GROCERY, HlDE AND
LEATHER BUSINESS at their large and commo-
Thirteenth street. They will keep on hand large
stock of GROCERIES Of every description also, =
complete assortment of IRON, STEEL and Nails,
the same Quality of goods can be purchased else
where Strict personal attention Viii be given 20
CHANDISE cons gned to their house, and prompt
returns made STORAGE TAKEN.
WILLIAM A. ARMlSTEAD,
late of Harvey, Armstead Williams.
J. J. RICE, of Farmville.
JOHN B. CARY, of Hampton.
ELIJAH F. BAKER, OF Charlotte. Va,
IA Pts late with Walton Venable.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-20

vx a pAypRIpag THos. B.. ANDERSON.
DGROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. los BROAD STREET, RIcHMoSp,
offer their services for the sale of all KINDS OF
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
and guarantee the highest market price Tor the
same will also furnish BAGS for grain when de-
a%ra5 y de Ism
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-20
r. J. SPENCER. q. p. DANIEL. J. W. MARSHALL
SPENCER, DANIEL & CO.,
y GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

PURE PERUVIAN GUANO ON CONSIGNMENT,
Twelfth street, above Main, Richmond, Va, :,
CONS9GNMENTS, and make reasonable AID
VaNCFS de Ism
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-02-07
American Barber: Shop

II olcs SOS. s9lDiBb0N;sDoh 7
In R;;gk;ix. Silk ov; n tSiatl ffsat Nay ST.,
nr Z. ~neHAn;rsrox; W1zr td.11 avg.
hSSnRytSaG$.;s sHS1s1lr 5ono n HtRs
Sslss. dSne S:n ~ s!e. a. y =:
aH r., r h iSssa aiii sS xs yS1
MsCpotopsrp ite .nfeAt =
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-02-07
d Hints to Sheep Men.

In the Amrricun Emiyrnnt CdmlanyS
Circular wo find the following hint,
suggested to sheep men, which we looked
upon as valuable, aud therefore pre-
sent them to our readers {: ..
l.. Keep sheep dry uudcr fnot, with
litter. This is even more necessary than
roofing them. Never let them stand or
lie in mud or snow.
+ 2.-:Bcsin grainins2wit the greatest
cafe;and use thosmaliest quantity at6rst.
;. fla eve loses her lamb, milk daily
for few days, aud mix j little alum
with her salt.
4.;Givo lambs little. '',ui feed in
time Of wcaninS.
5. Ncver:trisbteu sheep if possible to
avoid it,, ..~ ,.r., .',...,, .........,.
6. Separate all weak or thin or sick
from those that.a arc str6ag,'in the fall,
aud give thcm special care. ..,
Z. Ifany sheep is hurt, catch it at
ondc an i wash, the wound, and If it is
fy time, apply spirits Of turpentiuc' dali
~, and always wash with somcthln:
healing. Ii a limb is broken bind it
With spIirtcrs, tightly, looscuinG as The
limb.swehs:7 - -. sT~E-S.E-lI :
/: s Keep 4, number Or s,ood: BELLS o."
the sheep. ,-.-..,..
O.. Don lc. sheep, spoil wool with
chaF or Gurrs: 4" 49, }.'H H'N;A.,
+; 70. Cut tag locks iu>early'spring. ..
IL. For scours, give puvcrlzed alum
I'm wheat'bran--preven. by taking great
care in chansi49s, Dry for green food.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-02-07
garalaelle' lepnytmtat.

( Organize County Fairs.

Orgnnizc County Fairs.
The war is over. The armies Of. both
sections have returned to the peaceful
pursuits Of rural life. Agriculture is
now their ah5ehprofession -and. that it
long may be, should be the earnest
prayer of all. Everything calculated to
elevate. and dignity ths -farmorr- should
now receive their support. And VIC
know of nothing better calculated to
promote these ends than the formation
In every county Of an Agricultural Soci:
ETY. for the purpose Of holding annual
fairs. This is a leisure season for the
.iarmer: !; He'has;.ime to attend It'd THE
matter. Get gp mec'igssa'yOur county
seats. Adopt a Constitution and BY
lassD .eleasyourioflic ,an! fornyour
premium list. Have glorious fair next
fall. :Afew energetic mcn'io each couu-
y. can carry, the thing through.
The fairs will bring together the best
farmers, the best stock. the best ma
chimes, tho best implements, The BEST
fruits, vegetables, seeds, butter cheese.
poultry, &c. No farmer, or farmers son,
or daughter can attend such fairs with
out real benefit. An will want TO i'm
pSoSe. They will see ,wha. others have
DONE aud Will want to doas wrclpor bet.
ter themselves, They have come in
contact with their equals and superiors-
have, rubbed tho rust mutually, OF one
another, and are sharper and brighter
therefore. -@h'. ..''..":
.>Ye shall have something moro to say
,ou-the organization and proper conduct
of fairs :aTe want to. see -them. cncour.
>uged by oil our readers, and made en-,
gnes' Of agricultural Advancement.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-02-07
\ "OUT." --IIoruce Maynard was stand

A"OCT. "5-uorace Maynard vas stand.
ing in one Of the hotels, tho other day,
when I, tall Teupessccau. approached
him, =; How do you do, Col. Maynard ?
+ am delighted to sec you looking SO
wGlksir." -
Il ought to. recognize you sir, I pre-.
sumo ), but | don't" -'.:..;
Why, Colonel, you ought to remem
Der mo, You've met inc often enough
in Nashville, where I live
"Ics, sir" responded Maynard, in
his coolest }and suakiess manner. :"
lived ID Nashville two years: I: was at
tached to the administration Of Cover
rur johnson. + passed, about the
streets daily; but If r. had been jew,
covered with the most l9athsomc lcprosy
from the crown Of my head to the sole
Of my foot, I csptaut tpvp beep more
s'udiously avoided and abhoFrcd by you
citizens, of NaslSilie!s 2T4nH
TIE pardon seeker diin'tAthinE It I'd.
visaLlc 70 ask Colonel Maynard to take
chargcof his case.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-02-07
The CObbler's Secret.

i 'was:;ish cob5!cr, orcc, in Rome, :,
Put forth q proclamation,
That. he'd,ts williu; to disclose, -,
For due consideration,
A;Sccrct which the cobblins world ;
Could ILL afford to lose
Thc@ay to make in one short day,
A.hunllrcd pair Of shccS.
From every quarter to the sight
- There ran'a thousand Gllows,-'
- Tanners, cobhTcrS, hoot-mcri, Shoc-mcn.
Jolly lcathcr-scllcrS-
All rcdolent OF beer and SMOKE
And cobbic,'S Wax, and hides:
Each fellow pays his thirty pence,
And calls it cheap besides.
Silence . The coDblcr entcr<,''
And casts around his eyes;
Then curlS his lip--thc rosu"::---thcn irownS
And then looks wondrouS wise.
"My friends h. says Its simple, quito
The plan that propose: ~;
And every ono Of YOU, | think,
Might learn i. ifyou choose. -,
"a gool sharp knife is.@aIl yoa need, ;
In carrying out my plan;
So easy is it, none can fail,
Let him be child or man.
To, make hundred pair Of shoes,
Just 80 back to your shops,
And take a huqllred pair Of boots,
And cut oA-ell thc tops. ~
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-02-07

PaorIrs OF GRAPE CCLrCRE.-The
sla:sfs. Lawyers, of .Cobdeu. M, plant
ed vineyard Of 6ooO vines, Concords
and Dclawarcs. This planting was two
years ago last spring. Theirerop the pre- :
sen, year was 5000 lbs, selling at from
30 to so cents per 10. This. their first
crop, pays back all expenses. Should
the rot destroy half the crop, it will yet
pay to grow grapes at 10 cents per b.
This is certainly very encouraging, aud
will doubtless iaduce maay to engage in
the business. There is another adran'
,asc in the fact that grapes can be grown
upon land that would be otherwise uss'
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-02-07
: = ATh5 H1,sEt.9 Iifft4i
. 0hkiNUI fur IrQnj:i

,Kust and eOrrosioh urSnqs Injurious
to. irpq tools during thu. period Of thei!
idlc1rss or disuse, than the wear Of them.
To: obyiate efecsasllS This sy5,Eiitis ne,
cessary only to. cleans them thoroughly
wien they arg IL &c LAID aside; .foF the
season. and apply to ihcri q coat of rOsin,
ono part: .beof's tallow, or oil, ooo part
with aHalsas@phdok ;thSR hole being
solved and fused over slow fire , AND
pu, on with a common paint brush, VI! while
pHs", l arr ';;' eo5iEa;ot; as well as
either wholly orIin part of iron, should
be ffuspl with this or some similar l., un;
yuent, and carefully housed. Treated
ii This manner a very considerable saw
Ing will be effected, and at slight ex.
pcaS2. 49,
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-02-07
Farmers.

~ From what we have learned, We do not
think farmers are, as a. rule, careful and
exact enough in keeping .heir accounts,
They should hare their books as much
as a mechanic or e.keepcr, in which
to ou.cr, their receipts and rexpc udi,ures
of'evcty kind and the datesSuhsn-thcy
were made The product CT every 6c!d
should BE- known, whatever crops may
be occupied By il, and the field noted, so
that comparison maybe made with the
product Of tho same kind from other
tields Of equal extent. in order to get at
the m9ssPro6tables PORTIONS Of thc farm
for particular crops. Indeed every item
should b., carefully chi tered, a., we'll as Il u
exact essilate-ss possible OF cverything
consumed 10 tie family, BY this means
each one can aseerlsin tho frye result, OF
his yours operations Ia circumstance
which we should suppose every farmer
would be especially desirGus of knowing.
but which, we are sorry 10 say, too many
Of !tbcp are indifferent ,aboutr. An cx,
act knowledge osS,be years cpefstions
and tho success which attend them. have
a stimulating efcrsiT urging US to do
better u6sfe 1S have not done we'll
enough, aud to maintain the gussc where
we'll cH9eeb1aS bon adGiss9. Is i,
not so !-Gcrmuntorn Tlegr0ph.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-02-07
g 80 = = . : 49, - 49,
The Y0Rrna.l,
7cHARLnsToN, WEsEvAY.H = - .
WEDNESDAY, -; :REKNfff Z. 1856.


ynr = rFho-4Iaunte0 Past rrrx-,
sas-<kX- - - S1S- ScS ~ za 80
He camo to-day. H. brought. his BRIDE;
And through the wood they went with me
Va passed oof dhesht- sysfms SsS
/ saw him, turn bis head aside, ...
And wondered if his glance would fail z }
On letters carved by him Of yorc, :. ,.
In days that he regrets no more i
That with burning thoughts ,I recall H..
The Golden Past that haunts me yet, -, -
Whose faded glory sc:msto him
Like twilight distance, cold and dim
Oh, strange it is how men forget!
Yet through those hours IN: will was strong
:, 10 school my heart to stiilc pain
would not act that farce ,asa;a
But night came, though the day was long
Night came they went. His farewell tone
Rings in my car. Twill be the last
Ny hearts ficrcs ordeal is past;
Beneath the stars stand alone. - ~t~,
:. ~ = 80. - - 49, Temple Bar. y
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-02-07

Guns 1dR DIT SiSxNSfsssG-a' An OK.
lied Polo" describes in an Engiish paper
hS tTufea Tor lsdronkenucss." He sSIs
that tho patient is shu, up in room,
and drh1irad. from al decentralization
except with his physician. As often as he
pIcascss SP pi ale g IS HIS, mixed With
two birds of water: So, also, are all
other drinks, as we'll as beer, coffee or
wines wiasa ,si,Agq,ss aHrl pf Nater.-
The various KINDS Of solid food arc all
prepared with birthdays consequently The
patient is IN ia-cohtinuIh state Of intoxi.
cation. This lasts about Eve days. At
'Ec'eud Of .Hae'tinIe, the p:fitht lim-
plores, ether food, and cvcI aftssTsra TIC
sueM 6r Sfeohol act, US 40 emEtic..'H
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-02-07
Kicking GNSainSt tho Priclls.r

|, D. :On Saturday last ! curiousa c. hlbltlon
oc" RECONSTRUCTED temper was Witnessed
on Pc0nsyivania ovcuue, near the Ne,
tr3oSpolitGn Het9i. \ tail and well formed
young, maY, dressed IN. Confederate
gray" was walking along carelessly,
evidently a little under the Influence OF
generous fason or so, when ihis eye
fol upon -cast,irpn figure Of u nes,o
boy, which SMILES upon the wayEsrefs
upon the Ayenue, anh holds Up inviting:
ly ring in which to kis,ea thc reius Of
horses. The RECONSTRUCTED gentleman
paused in his promenade and walked
around the statue, surveying it for some
time wi,h. An air. Of amused curiosity;
which sooa changed to'alook Of iurifab.c
Scoru. - ~ ... :. 90, ,.,,,
The Southron evidently considered the
statue as ,ypdyius all the troubles and
woes Of the late so.cailcd Southern Con
ttderacy, his lip>cur!cd with <upercilious
hate, and, drawing back his'right foot,
he kicked the molten image with con.
ccatra,ion-: Of Spitc!ul 'raso i-that was
lau: hatlc to behold. itle kicked as
though he wepld have hsl ting kick frl,
by the entire African race, but he only
kicked once The little I" nigscr" stood
unmoveL, and held up his ring as grin.
ningly as before, while the reconstruct.
ed" recoilcd .andliwped away with aywry
face. This hint TO his Understanding
changed his aspect -yisibly. and he went
off maader and u wiser man Wash,
myton paper. = ;. -
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-02-07

% fns osos; .SS si,l,s : - - fs4
State of Ohio; during the pas. vcars
30,3l6 sheep. valued at Sl3O.9l6, were
r,tkalsds by apss; and, u, l0A-ir,jur,l--,Hc
I injuries heiu;7 1ted1t"9 i3;S0a50E
Ssfi6EA AR sT4sss4 50, xAish is
y quite snug sum.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-02-07
Officers and Soldiers

viii; find it to Their interest to deposit; here !;
and they can remit through tins hahN 70
their friends in any part of the country, 'at
small charges and with perfect safety.
- w. }. :RAND, }lresiseH
JNo. CLAyrooL, Cashier.
Oct. 23, lS6i.-ly ..,, ,.;.i D..
The New York herald., 1866-09-29
COAsTwIsE sTEAMsR urs-
DAciFIc MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY v
L THROUGH LINE
TO


L THROUGH LINE
cARTY,Sp vTt p,ssMs wk,Tsr = slIR6sp sntT6s VA u-
leave tier No y North river foo. Of csa" street
dssSs Sssft gss n oSffS Captain How =,
ssossr ARzoss Captain % Jsn sts',ns Sssry .onneeus
October so-HRSRY cHRuScEY,' Captain A "a. Gray,
connecting with GOLDEN AoE cso,sia Lapig; ,s,,,,
Panama with ,issmers sorth Pacac .r,s y,
6 s% ss.s S m S e' .pA s Ss s si nov
sssmrrof December IL 1896 win connee. With senrs,
jspus,y 1857 rar' 'Hoss Konr ~ - .,., ~.
cine. and s,,snssnre free a"0"ea -"
New 4. 'ss s e' the wharf loot Of i5is Ga ss
EoR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA.
fRs rsfps ~ Ss on ScSp3Y os'ssT noc
Fer rsies &C. naur Il rr-ish, once eomp.nys per,,
~ North river. foot o Canal ,,,s,, v,pao , ca
Sole vreisht Agent Pacific Mall s,eau-hip Co
SSRT SAfsahRso nsaRoss yA SosrAr
win despatch the last and elegant Steamship
IrRhy hsssTisss2f " ssfrR Rh ocsnn.pa.- Sgss;
on saturday september ~ At noon from pier y Sor's
' AZ oSRE.TIs sEggcTp PIC gpv7agT ss5Es
apply ., III West corner o. warren stree, , ,xorou
G EGsE SSsFs.n r. yrh ssgz DFScS oxr.
win despatch the following nrst csss ssssmsrs:--
VERA CRUZ. Hniard Oct y
..ss.sss.s 'rt
thbert fterrr NOV ~
Carrying passengers and freight Al moderate rates
Arply 70 GEO MCKENZIE A emit "a Brosdwar
L,oR HAVANA DIRECT
IL sail every Wednesday from r<er No North river.
punctualls ats r. N.
The elegant and favorite sidewhee steamships
H0RRO CASTLE, Adams, comma udsr 44...4.,Oci
EAGLE, Greene, comma nnder .......4...4. Get ~ II
COLUMBIA Scciifr. eumman der. ....444... o.. e..
Iog freight or pss,gr rupiy 20 ghRHIsuNt ~ LIN
A.ssss, ~ srsrtas yrsss NJ,
The New York herald., 1866-09-29

ITO LEr-A HOUSE IN WEST THIRTEENTH STREET,
three story high stoop fully or partially furnished In
perfect order to private family from $50 10 $500 per
mouth. J. W. DENHAM. Eighth avenue and sven-
taanf str
The New York herald., 1866-09-29

ITO LET-2li WEST TWENTY SECOND STREET THE
Ground Floor OF English basement house suitable
for physician or dentist Convenient and Twenty
third
The New York herald., 1866-09-29

rNo LET-A NEW FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, VERY
reasonable 81 East Third street. Inquire second
The New York herald., 1866-09-29


FISHING BANKS
Tho 'rlesdid sea so'ns syago .,s,@sr
Captain George Elliott
with Captain Geo y. Holton,
will make grand Co,an aud Fishing Excursion 20 Tho
Banks, on
SUNDAY SEPT ~, 1856
leaving foot oi Eighth street East river at O'Clock; Pcck
slip =, III Christopher street a. sS pier No North river
al O'Clock
Lu,s's celebrated band viii b- on board.
YkRE ron THE EXCURSION si, LADIES. 50 CENTS
Chowder and refreshments served By Il r. Valentine
Bar and lines can be bad on board.
The New York herald., 1866-09-29

SUNDAY BOAT FOR COELEGE POINT. WHITE
- stone City Island New Rochelle and GienrovcStssmer
SYLVAN Gkoyk viii leave reck slip sunday Sept 81,
clock Sor the above places Returning leaves Glen
Sove d5P ~; New Rochelle $50 r. ~ landing at Eighth
'1eet and Thirty fourth stree ssoh say.
NVSDb MORNING RoAr FOR NYwBuRG -rHk
- .e.mer fHoNAs CoLLYER leaves the foot OF cham.
pvsr'r-i On sunday mornnr September n at ~. ococt
iIahl y.tn ~. susst landing Al YcnEors n.sngs
.rviustop Sing sing Haverstraw, Coyysns,
,oasp.hs smd Corn~sli heturnise leaves NswburR 81
ioe"es Sff'nsn At Nov York Al s,Mp.M
GinDAf kuKNiEg BOAT roR HEypoRr THE
baner uh,VPfR l-svcs foot Of barclay streat svery
sunday mor ming ~ nine cock landing AZ Ckosss unto
wccteridse kosvvnle fcten.ine snd Perth Aub,y IL
iofllra lssves ksyprrt slsf n. 's "A'| W
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-08
General Grant.

Our esteemed contemporaries Of the
Atlanta Intelligencer and Columbus
ENQUIRER unite in an acknowledgment
of General Grants friendliness of feel
ing toward the South From certain
most reliable information, lately put 10
our possession, we are induced to be
lieve this kindly disposition has not
been overrated, and, in that impression,
tender to the Lieutenant General our
own sense of his humane and upright
bearing. To his influence it is, we learn,
that General Lee was not, 10y the basest
Vaccinations Of party trc<sters, made
the victim of "a hate as cOwaTdly as it
is great. At the first whisper Of an in
tent to annoy that gallant gentleman
by proceedings in utter delogaLion OF
his parole, General Grant, we are in.
formed, at once stated that were such
atrocity committed, he would forthwith
throw up a commission that could not
then longer be retained without some
degree OF military dishonor. Through
the person of their General command
ing the pledged faith Of these United
states would, by so wiliui perhdy,
have been grievously broken, and,
though a past uncompromising enemy
of that successful Captain. we now
take special pleasure in recording
this our present testimony 10 his sol
dieTly good faith.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-08

UonGoPArHY-We are glad 10 see
that the Sanitary Committee OF the
Board Of Health have reported iavOra-
Div upon the request made by homRo:
pathlc physicians Of this city to be as
signed 70 hospitals in case Of vista
tiou OF the cholera. As 81 special meas
are. they have recommended that Sc
!ectious be made from such pracutlon-
ers of this school as may offer their ser
vices, aud that one-half of the hospital
II the Five Points, and one fourth OF
the hospital ~ the Battery be put IN
der the medical care of these physlcians.
This is both just and generous. The
homeopathic physicians Will not be
sorry, bat rather glad, that the hosplt-
ais To which it Is proposed 10 assign
them are those in which the pestlience
would be likely 10 rage with the great,
est violence and in which there would
be the greatest number Of ca es. They
wall thus have an opportunity to test
this system under the most favorable
circumstauces-tho word JaDOrabt IN
this case being used in the same way 10
which doctors speak Of a beautiful
case of cancer. We doubt not they
will make a good exhibit both OF thelr
personal devotion and professional sue
cess. Those of as who may survive the
| cholera-if it come-will look for then
report with interest-N I. Times.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-08

If that is SO, then, in casa the rebel
government has paid nothing for a
rebel cruiser that WAS set ahoat by a
breach Of the British neutrality laws,
b prey upon American commerce, the
United States could be made to pay
the value Of vessels which plundered
our commerce and destroyed American
property worth millions Of dollars II
w0tid hs q novel thing for the Presl-
dent 10 send q message to Congress
asking for al appropriation to pay Mr.
Laird the cost o. building the Alabama
and yet that principle seems 10 be IN
yolyed in the suit against the United
States upon sccount Of supplies fur
pished to the Rappahannock We do
not think the United States should
stand such an exhibition Of British
Justice IfDr Washington, who has TO
deliver the judgment in Admiralty
should decide the proceeding az REM that
the transfer Of theRappshennock should
be contingent upon the payment of the
claims OF British creditors, it would be
better for the American Government to
refuse to take the vessel rather than to
submit 10 such a degradation Of justice
PHILADELPHIA Inquirer