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that they have peer e, ass,dsd 90, vvn., con
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a sISSissr proof q when Is. following
Musical Instruments Is snneIsd:-
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required 10 Relieve all pain Hundreds testify to u
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should ssys bottle efis Tm sale ~ DEMAs sSkSEs
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awarded, cghtywo the prcmuu,
gold medal, for the perfection q sewing Machine. AID
OF nanuiactire Official list OF and sme Of
medal at WHEELER WILSON'S.
Elliptic lseck-Stich sewing Machiues.-Firse
PREMIUMS, 100 No. JC Broadway New YORK.
For shc Hnir. -Barry,s Tricorherems:u sr
gists.
..Grover a. Bakcr's Highest Premium SEWING
Machines ty6 Broadway. Nav for6
I.yuus, M, ouetic Insect Pcwdcr.-The Ort1i.
nal aud ors snnime sure XII reaches bcdbugA uotha
and all fnscct vsrmln free from poison Depot -
bARNES, n Park row -
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ESr sh h Id ;5ssSs. 'sss s. all drug
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Iyuus, M, grctIc Insect Pcvvdcr.--The Ori1i.
nal ana or,x s"nne sure 70 xii reaches bcdbuga motha
and All fnscct vsrmn; free from poison Depot -
BARNES', n Park row -.
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Grover q Balcr,s Highest Premium sewing
Machines. Sys Broadway Nav YORK
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A.-AstOuishtn9 what Good Clamps Rheos
matte Cure IL doing Tor suffering community Only thrs9
doses required relieve all pain Hundreds testify to ~
nerits. S2 Broadway
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Premiums 1850 No sss Bros ss Ne" YORK
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ufsciured Whoesals and retail; also applied, at Ne q
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The BOARD Or HEAL tn.

Tho Sanitary superintendent has transmitted 20 the
Board the following repor. OF the business transacted
bis departr mont
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WHEELER A WILSON, "a Brosdvsy New York.
awarded over cghvtwo competitors the highest premium.
gold medal for perfection Of sewing Machines aud
Buonhoe Machinesthe only cold medal FOR shs rauch
OF Official list awards and fac smile Of
medal at WHEELER a wII.SON's.
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DR., Kesnedy's Disrrhea Cordiai.-Ope Ret
lie will cure every family Ia sickness health SHOULD
bsves bottle q every traveller By isnd water.
CO. n Park row: r. 9. WELLS co. 1875 Fulton strceS.
and g. ~ CRTrTENfON, ~ smith avenue, N. r. A. rstat
Ly Al DRUGGISTS; price 81.
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sunday WINS Speut-Thc Foreign Ministers
Prcscntcd-In the City-Au Artillery Dis
plny-The sultan Mounted in the Field
AT the Opcra--Spiendid Display Of Female
beauty, and the Sultan Quite at Home
Pontoon Exercises and n Camp.
VIENNA, July 31-Morning
The Sultan becomes more popular every day OF his
stay Tho doubtful character Of his reception tho un-
peasan, silence which greeted him the morning OF his
arrival the contrast between Austrian and English or
French hospitality must have vanished with the thun-
dsrpg applause and enthusiasm that every where mccs
the nltan and the extreme kindness and soctude Of
his host.
His arrival In Vienna the morning OF the 27th
marked as IL was with little show or state Formally,
prcaged II for tho remainder OF his stay; but on tho
contrary, everything seems changed; all works rs
SPELL nothing that could be done has been left undone
ana the result Is, believe, highly satisfactory.
Before touching tho subject OF the sutans doings
here will remark that the papers already full OF
pretended Tor rea secret interviews between the Sultan
and his Minister tho side. and the Emperor and
Beust on the other Dark hints are thrown out that
these four couoave to settle the Eastern
question: that all difficulties have vanished In tho face
OF the pleasant understanding established and that moro
Is known 10y the editors, printers and staa bat can
not fer ne prsssn. Be made public Now, know Aus
trian Journalists well enough BY this time understand
their way Of snachina at every floating straw and mag
nirying into powerful steamer ready 10 save them
from drowning. know full we'll the difficulties Of OBJ
tanning news Of anything passing within the palace for
less than week after It's Therefore, have
no hesitation 10 stamping all these rumors all these
secre, assemblies all these solvngs Of tho Eastern quos
ton as "bosh"-arrant ''bosh." The Austrian press
for fortnight will DO inundated with leading
articles with paragraphs, with prophecies;
Europe will be run BY kilograms. all arising from
WELL from nothing at all.
Any one Of common sense, knowing these Court poo.
pie, tho difncucs attending an elucidation Of their
ideas and The utility Of attempting to Get reliable news
except throysh The regular chapgSh VIII UadpEpJpnd
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A uCTION NorfCR.-E ROTH. AUcTfOHRER
n AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR
HoUsEkkEPBRS AND rHR TRADE

A SAMUEL WYNN co.. AUcrroNBERsl-Au0.
forte Paintings many rsrs ana cossiy works o. An ~
ssy ttuesasyl q he elegant mansioa NO. a wss M
osnsn street. between Firth and Sixth avenues co.
6rocsse !, Ssi0os Ds.wa Recon- Furniture. ssv.
youmss choice BookS Carpes Chssdsiiera bronxs o.
Vases fsintn BY ancsnt nsdern artists: pasr =
n sss sncsen tn s
tressss Bedding. Kniensoa Table Bufet elssrss -
nens and Kitchen Furniture. n. B.-Counetanf 49,
In attendants 70 pack and remove The eoo1s
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A LOT FOR sALE-NEhR MADISON AVENUE, . BY
n lW VIII he sold chesp sold this week, orer hall can
rsm,, en ncrtsase Or all paid Apply 70 3. svvVskkk
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(,Ucxoo cLDc WHOLESALE AND BrrATf.--A
y inAaksehL 90. ps'sn,sss md soic nanufActu-
rcrs badsesyWn3 With sccret Lo.kst for iksncsrea.
bes.dea resfvs,lel sne Watches French cIoosA Iss
eiry. ssvscknd ~ ware 49," TIT
No Rirh n~rpue " NJ Fourteenth street and SiS knhth
avenue, corner osenty sixth street
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DY HENRY r. LEEDS 4 MINER
ID HENRY Fl. LEEDS, Aucttoueer
EXECUTOR,H SALE OF FINE MODERN AND AN2En1

RY HENRY H. LEEDS 4 xINER.
- HENRY H. LEEDS, AuCr0EEK4
ADX1N1STRAr0R,S SALB.
Judgment for ol.Jn ~
Densgea and cost 8!h ysauary, nR. rsesvsreG ~ 49,
ssynF' Nav 5ssssT. Sat sow q nssesela A. - II
safA As ~ - JOuu y. LA0&AvA
< 4 EzSSAvx Ds.s.sss
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LSOR sALE.-&0 0-COMpLETE FOUR SvOR
brown stone House Twenty third sreecnesr Fourt
avenue; 25y6c; also dno House In rhtieth
MEAS, 81 Ce(Asstreet.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-07-25

maLe and tender, by all that is to be
hoped for In this world, and by all that
Is to be desired In the next, | ask you to
forgive me "As We would that men
should do unto you, do ye even so unto
them" "In as much as ye have done 1t
unto me- Oh, think of my long pub
lie life without one stain upon II, save
my debts, which God knows many OF
them could not help, and then lind 1t
In your hearts to forgive me! Oh,
think of my wife, noble, generous and
pure-think OF my poor childrn, who
In their grief have forgotten to play, and
for their. sake forgive me, and extend a
friendly hand TO me once more. II | had
ever betrayed your trust before, would
not ask it. But surely you will not re-
fuse me sow. Oh, think OF YOU own
happy homes, and mine all desohte and
sad-think OF your own sweet children
some OF whom are in heaven; aid then
think OF mine, and for their stke for.
give me. I am PROSTATE In the tust-I
am helpless and homeless-I liitup my
poor trembling hands once moe, and
ask you to forgive and help me. Yours
In peAisence and sorrow.
s. NJ. MERRILL.
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formed was, that "Judipg from the
temper OF the Convention IL was hardly
necessary 10 pledge candidates against
the division, and unless demanded by
the people the matter might not be pre-
sented TO the Legislature this fall but
that II the towns interested could unite
In the asking, he believed the Legisla.
ture would act favorsbly in the matter
even If every Senator from Windsor
county were pledged against it," Thus
much In explanation and your cores
pondent thinks, that Major Rounds be-
Ing a modest as well as a worthy man,
will hardly think the Standard for rep
resentlng him as arrogating to himself,
the province of deciding In advance and
declaring publicly what thirteen towns
with a population OF $4,000 people
should, or should not do. In conclu.
sion allow me to suggest, that so long
as the fact remains that the people In
this vicinity could transact their county
business with less trouble, time and OK.
pense, in Boston or Springfield, Mass,
than they san at their present county
seat something will be said aud done !;
Notwithstanding that the man whose
"Lodge is in the Wilderness" has settled
all matters so satisfactorily to himself.
Very truly yours,
HgSH HENRY.
Chester, July u, 1857.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-07-25

THE New COUNTY OF UNIoH.-The
following letter appears in the Bellows
Falls Times of last week in reply to
the assertion Of the Woodstock Stand
ard that the project of forming the new
county of Union had been abandoned:
Mr.. Editor In the last Issue of your
paper, and in The Vermont Journal of
last week, noticed extracts from an ar
ticle in The Woodstock Standard rela-
tive to the new county project, as con-
nected with the recent Union County
Convention of Windsor county. Now
so long as the Misrepresentation con-
tanned in said article, were confined to
the very retired locality in which they
originated was not disposed to quarrel
with or correct them but having by
stage.coach or some other primitive
conveyance reached the Ines of railroads
and been given to the outtr world, long
er silence becomes injustice and wrong.
The Standard says: "As might have
been expected both parties marshaled
their forces for the combst." When we
take into consideration tie fact that the
three towns of Weston, Andover and
Baltimore VIGOROUSLY in favor OF the
division were not represented at all in
the Convention, and that from the
towns OF Ludlow, Cavendsh and Spring.
field there were no delegations in the
interest OF the division; we cannot suf-
flciently admire or adequately praise the
ferVor of an Imagination (rarely equal
led and never excelled) which e1sgger-
ated the Quixotic antics of their Grant
knight Tin coat Of steel and FURNISHED
gold" Sir Prosper, into dreadful prepa-
rations for destructive war. Nav the
peace OF Woodstock rest long hereafter
from tortured dreams OF dividing armies
or st. Elbans' raids.
Again the Standard says: "Major
ROUNDS of Chester stated in nominating
committee that the subject of a new
county would not be presented to the
Legislature at all this fall" What Msj.
Rounds did say as we are credibly in
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-07-25
LIVERY WOMAN in the l.na 49,,

EVERY WOMAN in the land should
~ read sns remember these inps,tsn, 80
about DIX, DoDD's NRRVINE, and inv , .aess
tor. Among medicines, II is Wofn-ss re.
Friend Leueorrhea Tor whites), Amsas,,Ss ss
lsnppressionl AmenorrAaga (aowls.l DSsrnoaA
horrhea (palnml meastruation), Dyspessia ST.
Headache, dragging down sensations, ios s'1 az
strength, mental depression, eonstipated boySolo
sleeplessness, irrtability, and the in.nSssu.SSs,
symptoms oflow vitality and disturbed eirrnI.e
lon-are cured by this extraordinary medis;na
one teaspoontal in water is worth move ss ~.
inyicorattng Tonic, than any smeant Of Nc aa
hohc bitters, which ara always attended nv va
lction and depression, " re-
Dodd's Nervins equali2es the sireslatiop Atm.
herrous MUD, promotes the free eircslatar' "a. W
the blood-aids digestion-cures eostiysns.s VI
regulates the bowels and restores tbs yit,i =,
game To their natural activity, u coutsi,S W
Opium or other poisonous drug, and "a an ~
,igorstor viii make strong and healthy the
No woman should despair of perfect ,e.,o,.
ton TO health sntil abe has thorough, IRA
Dodd's Neryine. eN' "'eu
GEO. c, GOODWIN n CO., Wholesale Deal.
ers' boston augl3a&wly
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A GENTS WANTED.

200O Agents wanted to sell new srtiCie
needed in every household in the United states 4
Good experienced csnvassers, Male anu oh pe
male, wanted in every county. town and scno o. ;,
district. Enclose so cents aDda Gents STAMP
RIB. MISSIONER & Co..
Castleton, Rutlaud Co.,
JanfTdSwtt
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

"
The undersigned hereby give notice that they
have this day associated with themselves in
partnership Mr.. E. L. Temple, and that Their
Agency will be conducted from and after TINS
dale. as heretofore, until further notice, under
the firm name of Prinde & Burnham, for the
prosecution of Insurance and Real Estate ousl-
--o'' II. PRTNDLE,
s. E. BURNHAM.
Rutland, Vt, July ], 1867. d2w&2i"4t
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-07-25

- A'hNIs FUh bUILAND AND VICINITY,
- Fem q futile, Rutland; X. r. Drake, W. B.,
Shaw, Pittsford; c. L. Case, Forbes b Co
Brandon; VIM. p. Russell, II. A. Sheldon. Mia,
dlebury; Wright h Bascom, Orwell: b. A.
Carter, Benson; W. w, Hubbard, Poultney
Dewey 3 Dew ey, East Poultney; q. II. Edger,
ton Wallingford; X, E. Vail, Middletown /; c.
Northrup & Son, Castleton Levi Rice, Tin,
mouth W. II. Hull Wells; Geo. W. Chaplin,
Jr. Rutland
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CIR ROBERT EDGAR'S CELF.

DRAFTED ENGLISH LIFE BITEERs
For the cure Of Dyspepsia, Jaundice, live,
Complaint, indigestion, Sick Headache. Ner.
yous Debility, and all complaints arising nom
impurities OF the blood. 'lN
This celebrated preparation Is recommended
TO inyalds and convalescents "a A strenstSa,u
ing and agreeable remedy, especially 10 those
suffering from diseases of the
THROAT, CHEST, STOMACH and BOWELS
Also creates an appetite and preserves the
general health.
introduced into the United Jtates and pre.
pared only by the proprietor,
&. K. GRAVES, Proprietor,
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From Warrington.

WASHINGTON, April lS.-1n the Supreme
Court to-day Robert J. Walker filed an
amended bill in behalf of the State OF
Mississippi against Secretary Stanton and
Generals Grant and Ord. The Attorney
General moved to discuss both this and
the Georgia bill for want of jurisdiction,
and it was agreed by counsel that the mo-
ton should be argued April Goth.
WASHINGTON, April l8.-1n the Senate,
Mr.. Johnson withdrew his resolution for
an intervention between the belligerents in
Mexico.
The Senate adopted resolution to-day
to extend the session till Saturday.
General Coke was to day confirmed
collector of the port of Philadelphia.
Two companies of the Fifth United
States cavalry, stationed here, have been
ordered to General Pope, in the third mill
tary district.
The couScl of John II. Surratt moved
in court to-day that day be fixed for his
trial. The prosecuting attorney said he
was not yet ready. The trial will pro-
badly take place in June.
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TELEGRA-PHIC NEWS.
Special to the Dispatch.
GRAND NJ ASS MEETING IN Pc
TERSBURG.
Immense Assem- blage Of White and
Black Citizens.
HARMONIOUS RESULT.

PETERSBURG, April lS.-In obedience to
call signed by number Of the most
prominent citizens of our city, grand
mass meeting was held this evening at s
o'clock, at the Courthouse Square. Ro-
bert McIlwaine, Esq, occupied the chair.
The crowd was immense, and whites
and blacks were mixed up indiscrml-
nately, and the best disposition was mani
tested by all present. A series of reso-
lutions offering equal political rights to
all classes in the fullest sense were adopted
unanimously. John Lyon, a leading law
yer of the city, addressed the meeting in
a lengthy and well-advised speech, which
was repeatedly and vociferously cheered
by whites and blacks. Loud calls were
made for other gentlemen, but they did
not respond in consequence of the late
ness of the hour. The meeting adjourned,
everybody being in fine humor, and the
utmost good feeling prevailing among all
classes and colors. ).
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The Markets.


new YORK, April lS-A. M.-Flour
quiet and unchanged. Wheat firm ant
quiet. Corn quiet and unchanged. Oat'
quiet, at 7SGS0c. for State. Pork steady
new mess, S22.s5aS22.S71a. Lard dull al
l20l3lac. Whisky quiet. Cotton dull
and declining at &c. for middling up
lands. Freigbts dull.
Stocks excited; United States 5-20s,
go, coupons, 093a@l094; ga, coupons,
l0S8l0sla; '65, coupons, lOS3s9l0Sl2
new issue, 1918. 1905, first series, loo
others, 1865. Virginia 6's, 62G6j. Mis-
souri, 6's, 937s. Money, 697 per cent.
Gold, 1861.
NEW YORK, April 1S-P. M.-Cotton
easier and declined lc. sales of 1000
bales at 26c. Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat tending downward in favor of buy
ers. Corn easier; sales Of $1,000 bushels ;
mixed western, Sl.2S y g$l.3 Pork quiet
and steady at $22.75. Lard, whisky, and
rice quiet. Sugar steady; Muscovado, 10
@l03I. Naval stores firm. Spirits tur-
pentine, 799S0c. Resin, S3.S7l29Sl0.
Freights quiet.
Money very easy at 6GT for stock col
laterals, and 5 on Governments. Prime
discounts, 1917. The market is quiet
All the Exchanges have agreed to adjourn
over tomorrow Good Friday, and it will
be almost a close holiday. Foreign ex-
change higher, in consequence of the de-
cline in cotton; prime bankers sterling,
100 a88l09ls. Gold is excited by the re-
port OF another decline in cotton and the
rumor that negotiations have been broken
off between France and Prussia. 1t closed
at 1875.
Governments were moderately firm and
active. Stocks were q fraction better al
the close.
ST. LOUIS MARKETS.
ST. Louis, April lS.-Tobacco steady
Flour firm for fall grades, and dropping for
spring. Corn firm for choice low grades
dull. Provisions-Lard and whisky dull
CINCINNATI MARKETS.
CrScINNATI, April lS.-Flour-A small
business done, with unchanged prices.
Rye -four, $9.75G3l0; white flour scarce
and in demand. Corn firm; sacks, 96c.
bulk, S30S4. Whisky unchanged, with a
moderate demand. Mess pork, % G221 2
AUGUSTA COTTON MARKET.
AUGUSTA, Ga, April l8.-Cotton very
dull and declining sales, 600 bales mid
ding, 2ic.; receipts, Is bales.
SAVANNAH COTTON MARKET.
SAVANNAH, GA, April ls.-Cotton mar
ket opened at Csc. for middlings, and closed
dull and irregular; sales, $50 bales re-
ceipts, 400.
CHARLESTON, April 1S.-The Liverpool
news has checked transactions in cotton.
Sales triling; quotations nominal receipts
$40 bales.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.
RICHMOND MARKETS.

THCKfDAr, April 10, iooi.
There Is . decided improvement In the wnoie'
sale trade Of the city, larger business having
Ran sone during the week than at any time since
,hs commencement OF the spring trade. Msr-
eh ants from Virginia and North Carolina ara stiii
coming in, and orders by mail are increasing.
Those who have already made their purchases
here are well satisfied with the prices. In al
branches OF trade our Wholesale houses are Offer.
ing large and we'll selected stoc Of domestic and
imported goods on as favorable terms a. they can
be bought elsewhere.
Our quotations show slight decline In A and
sugars, an advance In clover seed from en.so 10
tis, al advance in cora 10 ti.so for good white.
with good supplies and an advance In Hour Of
nearly u per barrel. There are other Sigh,
changes, to which the reader Is referred below.
These quotations are Wholesale, and made fror
sSsusl GALES, and may b relied 90 " sosssss FOR
the day on which shsy azs gtysa. - -
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COLUMBIA, April lS.-The Governor es-
Inmates that 900 people in South Caro-
lima have not tasted meat for thirty days.
The restitution is very great. Several
cases of starvation are reported.
The registration of voters will commence
as soon as persons qualified for registrars
are found.
Advices received here indicate q con-
siderable immigration of farmers from
New England, New York, and Pennsyl-
vania.
The statement that the Ca'0itntdn has
been sold to Beverly Nash as negro organ
Is incorrect. 1t is still owned and edited
by I. G.. De Fontaine.
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Affairs in Charleston.

CHARLESTON, S. c., April ls.-At pub
lie examination Of the Laxton colored
school-under charge OF the Freedmen's
day, Judge Magrath, Generals
Sickles and Scott, aud their stats, were
present.
The trial of parties indicted for murder
in alleged criminal carelessness, which re-
suited in the burning of kingstree Jail
with twenty-five prisoners, has been con-
Guided by the acquittal of the accused.
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New YORK, April 1s.-Professor Living
ston, who is employed as lecturer at Bar
NUNS Museum, was shot and killed this
morning by man named Cady, who claims
to have done it in self-defence.
Tomorrow being Good Friday, no bust
ness will be transacted in any of the civil
courts.
Superintendent Kennedy has issued an
order disposing the police force under his
command at the election for delegates to
the Constitutional Convention on Tuesday
next,
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General News.

PITTspURG, PENN, April ls.-The sub
scriptions for the relief Of the suffering in
the South has commenced here. In two
DAYS the contributions have amounted TO
nearly $4,000.
BUFFALO, n. Y, April ls.-Right Reve-
rend John Simon, Catholic Bishop OF tins
city, died on Tuesday.
BALTIaoRE, April ls.-Archbishop Spal-
ding, of the Arch Diocese Of Baltimore, is
dangerously i'll, and it is feared will die.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-19

Chief Justice Chase, OF the Supreme
Court, has appointed Judges Nelson,
Swayne, and Miller, n commission to
prepare the forms and practice under the
new bankrupt law.
The population Of Florida is 140.424, Of
which 77,747 are white and 62,677 colored.
Two more crevasses have occurred in
Louisiana.
A new hotel, to be styled tho Girard
House, 10 TO be erected in Mobile,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-19
Flood I'm the West.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, April lS.-The river
is higher at this point than it has been
since 1874. The track of the Missouri and
Union Pacific railroad between the State
line and Wyandotte has overfowed to
depth that extiDguishes the fires in the
pnpinas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-19
Conservative Meeting in Petersburg.

PETERSBURG, VA, April lS.-A conser-
vative meeting tonight passed resolutions
fully affirming equal rights of blacks and
whites, and accepting the terms of Con-
grcss. The meeting was very large and
enthusiastic. About one-halt were CO.
lored. John Lyon, Esq, was the only
sneaker