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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-26
By Pilkinton, Pulliam !, Co.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
No. IS Pearl street.
BY Grubbs i Williams, suctioneers,
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets.

By Grubbs & Williams, suctioneers,
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets
TRUSTEES ssLH Or q LOT OF
/ GROUND on TIE SOUTH SIDE OF broad
BETWEEN THIErY- Fip>r aNp THIRTY :
SECOND STREETS By virtue of deed OF trust
executed to the sIbsc rtbsr as trustee by ivory e
Hodgdon dated nth october, 1866, and recorded ID
HenIico County Court office, being thereto 70
uuestsd by the creditor secured will sell ~ snc-
ton, upoH. the premises, on TUESDAY .6,h Day
Of November, at 1! o'clock p VI If TAR, II not,
en- on the next fair day thereafter, at tho sam'
hour the LOT OF Gkotinb situated as above
stated, fronting e6 feet on Broad street and run
ming back 1876 feet.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 de!rey the expenses
of sale and to pay that portion of the DEBT Whlch
Is now due, amounting TO about Sl5O credt as
to $40 "a until 10th April, 1865 and the balance
upon terms which will ha made known 4, IN Tune
Of sale. r. w: tNooD'' Ai"nteG;;
GRuBBs s WILLIAMS. Euctioneers no IL
Immed lately after Tho above sale. say az
q, clock p M on TUESDAY the 2G:h November,
We will sell on thu premises, atauction Two pean-
tiful LOTS situated the east NE OF twenty
ninth street batwcen Broad and Marshall streets,
frontiny each 81 feet, and running back l3o teet
70 An alley These lois are level, and Deaut!f uily
situated for dwellings.
TEsss: One-third cash !: The balance AT SIX and
twaIvs months FOR negotlable notes, Interest
added secured by trust deed
GRUBBS i VILLA Ms,
nooO Suctioneers.
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Boarding md LoGgsmg.

pOARDi N5.-Permanent and tran
~ silent. and also few day bcardors can ne &C.
commcdated on Franklia ttreet, next door TO
corner OF Eighth no Sim
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By Harrison, Goddin il Apperson, Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.

DURLIC SALE.-Will be sold at
uThe willows" the late residence OF G. H..
Rodes. deceased, in Chesterfield county, on u ES.
DAY the 2tth slant # fair II not the next f3r
day til ereaftsr al the H1kSES MULES. HSnS 81
IMPLEMENTS, CROPS, &c
Terms: Made known on day Of sale.
:. y PEEKIES,
II. II. DREWRY,
Administrators.
November II, 1887. no bids
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-26

GREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
sS NoETa, EAST. AND VEST, IA TAS
SICHMOND, PREDGRICESBU &c, AND P0TO.
MAC RAILROAD, CARRYING TIE UNITED
STATES MAIL TWICE DAILY ELEGANT CARS
WITH NEW PATENT SLEEPING CHAIRS on
al T2AINS.-Tha THFOUGF TRAINS on thls
road are now run from the southern terminus OF
the Connection railroad, corner BYRD ASD EIGKTE
sTaEEIa, a. follows:
ma DAY THRoCGH MAIL TEAM leaves Rich.
mCnd daily At 1885 4. NJ, arriving n SshlnE'
ton 1T 6.l5 z. d., connecting With the early al.
teruoon express trains for the AOrth. East, and
West.
The NIGHT THECUGH MAIL TRAIN, with els.
giant cars supplied vita the now patent olocpirS
chairs attached, leaves Richmond daily ~ 30 !.
ID, (Suadsys exceptedl arriving In "ntbir.trn
at us A. IL, Onrtct!ug with the early morn
Ing trains for thu North, I"nt. Snd West.
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR bieerlng CHI icp.
The ACCOMn ODATI0H TEAM, Win local eT.
press p;c kages, leRyea Richmond daily t6nnha'e
eycepted) from the depot, corner Of SroAt and
EtSotn streets, at $50 Z. NJ, arriving in EfeGe-
ricksOuTg Attic z. 81. ~
THRUGGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG
GAGS CHECKS TO hleEandrlL. Washington,
Baltimore, Philadelphia. neW York, Boston, ana
all tho principal cities In tho Wsst.
For further iufcrmati n and through tckets al-
pig at the Office OF thu company, corner Broad and
Eighth streets, ShockCs Eli, and Il the tiekei
0i's'' '0'H'' y - = . "'-' ]. 5 GgGTRY,
General Ticket gent.
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BY Paine & Co, Auctioneers.

yhRGE SALE OF FRESH AND
SEaSONABL3 GUODS.-Cn WEDNESDAY,
+ owe uber 81 We will sell at our warehouse com
mencfng at 10 O'clock large and desirable assort-
ment Of
FRESH DEFY GOODS, suited to the city and
country trade ,,<
A larg. lot OF READY MADE CLOTHING,
from the best manufacturers in the coua-
try; 80,
assortment Of Mems, Women's, Boys, and
Misses Boots. Shoes Balmorals, &c.
These goods are all fresh, aud will be sold win
ont reserve and in lots to suit purchasers.
no2I PAINE i CO., Auctioneers.
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CHERTFF HALE.-Will be sold at the
y storehouse of Messrs Christian, Lea y Co,
Main street and Locus: alley, on TUESDAY the
al day Of December next. commencing az IL
O'clock 4. NJ. the following. property, to satisfy a
distress warrant in IGy hands In favor of Lewis
Webb rs Christian, Lea Y Co.-viz.
RECEIVING TUBS,
10 RELTIFTING TnBS,
LARGE RECEIV'HG TUB,
II dozen CLARGT NINE,
KEGS.
lIRON SAFE in good order,
OFFICE DESKS,
STOVE,
CARPET,
COMMON DESKS, and
Lot SUNDRfES.
The attention of disillers is particularly called
to this sale.
TgSMs: Cash , , ,
no 25-tds JOHN w. " HlHHi, >. y n.
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Lost. gtr0yety, OScG FOatnd,

r OST. on Saturday evening last, on
| ! Broad street A coll SLEEVE BUTTON WY, VIII
the initial ..D.n upon 1t. liberal reward Will
ha NJ Id for its return 10 NO. SCI Grace street.
M
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND YORK KtvERl
RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND, October 20, 1887.

NEW LINE TO BALTIMORE, NOR
~ FOLK, AND tbs FOLLOWING POINTS
BEY0ND-vlZ., PHtLADELPHIA, BOSTON, GIN
CINEATI, GHIGAuO LOUISVILLE. PaEh H2S-
BURG, CUMBERLAND, AND WHEELING
Freight received MONDAYS and THURSDAYS at
this depot no 10 o'clock j. NJ. for the above
points and forwarded with dispatch and at rea
souabie rates. Passengers for Baltimore and Phil
adelphia leave at o clock 4 ". on TUESDAYS
and FRIDAYS. reaching Baltimore early next
morning, and Phiadel phia that night Fare-To
Baltimore. Fl to phtladelphia, IS 30. Passengers
for Norfolk and intermediate landings leave every
TUESDAY. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY At
o'clock 4. ". Freight 'or Norfolk and intermedt.
ate landings received Mondays. Wednesdays, and
Fridays Passenger ana freight train leaves every
day at O'Clock >. VI. for White House. Freight
received every day up to O'Clock y. NJ, sunday
excepted.
Shippers, observe tho following directions:
FRoM Boston TO RICHMoSD.-Mark your goods
Union Line" and ship by Boston and Provi-
dsnce railroad, care OF the . Eichmond and FORK
River Rsilroad Line" pier no. Light-sirset
wharf. Baltimore
FROM PHILADELPHIA. TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ali goods by th6 Philadslphia and Baltimore
Union Line" Is north wharvaa, Philadelphia,
care Richmond ard York River Railroad Line, Pier
No. Light street wharf, Baltimore.
From RALTIMoRB TO RiCHNoSD.-hhip all goods
by the - Richmond and York htver Railroad
Lire" A. NEEDHAM SoNS, agents, pier No.
Light street wharf, Baltimore.
40 WILLIAM b. EEoS,
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
CAPTAIN 10 IN n. FREEMAN,
Passenger AID Freight agent. os5o
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GENERAL MEETING OF T II +
MEMBERS OF THE VIRGINIA CENTRAL
AGRiCULTURAL SOCl ETY.-A general meeting
of the members of the yirginia Central ASric utu.
raj Society will be held At the Ballard House az
December next A fnil attendance OF the mem
bers is requested, az tho State Agricultural Society
will meet on the same day, and a conference be-
tween the two Societies is expected to take place
which will decide whether our agricultural e&-
hihitions at Richmond are to be continued OF ioi-
ever abandoned.
ofthe Virginia Central Agricultural society
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EY091tS.

VE1ANLED, Il SUUtI DIN = 10 0Ifo
w Jarratt Hotel, Petersburg, Va. Inquire, at
Exchange Hotel. no -o--t
xTaETED.-A Virginia lady desires
w a SITUATION as TIE ACHEH III pleasant
private family. French and the usual E ;n a
branches will be taught. Will teach Tor her
hoa rd and a ANAL compensation. References eX-
changed. Address b1Iah II ~ r.
otaW2Xt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-26

NOR RENT, THREE UHFURNISH-
e ED ROOMS-back psrlor and small Ia
room attached, one delightful room on Sc ~
cond floor to a small family, with or with ~
out board. Reference. exchanged. Terms mode
rate Apply at sOs Main street, between Third
aad Fourth no 2oltF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-26

DOR RENT comfortable FRAMED
Il DWELLING, on Thirtieth street be- La
tween Leigh and NJ Church Hill, with four f.:S
rooms, a good kitchen, and excellent wei ExtA
of water in the yard. Apply on the premises.
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T OFT, on the 22d Of Of I,sN,eand e
LsHY's GOLD Watch, single case, NJ,
steel hands The finder OF thu ABOVE vii E=-7z-''
be literally rewarded by leaving l. at he DtS-
III. III no -O---l"
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yy Harrison, Gotdir & Apper7on, Auetloneers
and Real Estate Agents.
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For Rent.

HOUSE FOR RENT AND THE
IL DARKROOM. FIXTURES FOR SALE OF kA
the CONTINENTAL HOUSE, Broad street E:sW
and Brook avenue. Sold cheapif sold soon .S12.
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GENERAL nj L ETING OF THE
" VIRGINIA STATE AG RICULTUEAL SoCl-
ErY.-A general meeting OF the members OF the the
in Richmond at the hour & o'clock p. NJ. indi-
Gated in the above card OF the President # the
Virginia Central Agricultural Society. full st-
tendance of the members IL earnestly req ussted
as il is believed that through the united counsel
of the two societies arrangements may be effected
for toe re. establishment and regular success OF
W" WILLOUGHBY NEWTON,
President Virginia State sgricu ,tural Society,
by CHARLES B. WI: LlshS,
M o. 6 Secretary.
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sala to BIO conducted By JAMES u. TAYLOR
Son, Auctionssrs. no q
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-01-23
THE PUBLIC DEBT.

WAsHiNGToN, Jan /.
The following is the statement of the
public debt of the United States on the
Ist of January, 1867:
Debt bearing coin interest per cent
bonds, $i9o ,09I, $50; 6 per cent. bonds
Of 1867 and 1868, $I5,7S3,Il,S0; C
per cent. bonds, 1881, &2S3,7i0 $50; 6
per cent. $40 bonds, sSGII25,1 100 ;
Navy Pension fund, S1lT50,C00-total.
$50, i9G.74l,S0.
Debt bearing currency interest: G Per
ccat. bonds, $40, ,G22 ,0o9; 3 year con-
pound interest notes, S1H,9CO.S49; :
$40 notes $676, ,S57, ,079-total, 3332, :
379,449.
Matarea debt not presented for pay
mcut, S1G,51S,98G,31.
Debt bearing no interest r. 5. notes,
$3.50 ,497 ,S52; fractional currency, s29.
S32Sl2 50; GOLD certificates Of deposit,
&IG,42,6 ,690-total, 3l25.G73, 3,23432.
Total debt, 81 ,G75,GG2 ,505 Y. Amount
in Treasury coin, $9,84I ,567,75. An
in Treasury; currency, $50, ,S95, ,7G5 Of
total, S13l,727,332,79. Amount Of debt
less cash in Treasury, S2,543, ,325,7 ,64
The foregoing is a correct statement
of the public debt as appears from the
books and Treasurer returns in the De
partment, on January lst 1867
(Signed HUGH M'CULLOCH,
Secretary of the Treasury.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-01-23
EECTJRE

Those of our citizens who did not hear
She Rev. Mr.. Mclean, of Lewistovn, de-
liver, on last Friday evening, his lecture
on :he Dignity OF Labor" missed lee
ture treat of Leauty and attraction The
lecture stamps him a man one who un-
derstands the situation and wants of man.
and who has the manhood to declare the
truth among his fellow-man where so
much drosa passes current for that most
precious quality, truth. At no time in
the history Of our country were such vast
fields FOR labor thrown iuyitiugly open 10
the honest laborer Nature spreads her
board bounteou5ly before man, richly
ladened with everything that cond2ces to
his comfort and happiness, saying cake
what you need, but pay its price" and
this decree is SO hedged with penalties
that no man can pass expecting to escape.
Then, labor Is duty, necessity. an hon
or-the law Of the universe-tho law Of
God. Man cannot dignity labor, but Ia
Dor diguifes man. Wealth may be de-
votec of labor-but generally is not
Royalty may understand and comply with
the requirements of this law, but neither
wealth or royalty can dignity labor
Wealth, rank, royalty are highly digni-
fed by it. The first man on the earth.
though in bis primeval state of innocence
and in the image Of his Maker, ard 1T
tie lower only thar the angels, was no ex-
ception to this law. He was to dress
and keep Eden" The second man ''from
heaven" the Son incarnate obeyed it, not
only by laboring constantly for man : spir-
itual redemption, but at physical employ
ment he was carpenter" A very faint
idea indeed can only be CLEANED from what
VIC say of this mo.itorious lecture.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-01-23
The Territorial Scheme

There is a growing belief ut Wash
ington that the Congressional policy of
reconstruction is rapidly developing into
what Is known as the territorial scheme.
We make no doubt that if the South ob-
stinatcly persists in refusing to sanction
a proTer adjournment Of the basis of rep
roseutatiou, and in elevating to Office those
who have been the most active leaders OF
the rebellion, such course will speedily
result in the overthrow Of President
Johnsou's so called State Governments.
In the face OF such continued and unre-
pcntant opposition to the best interests of
the Republic, Congress can hardly refuse
to do fall justice to both the white and
black Unionists of the South The path
Of national safety will be too plain to be
avoided, and the reconstruction of the
lately rehcllious districts will bo based
upon the broadost principles of republi-
canism.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-01-23
NEWS ITEMS.


About 10000 bees make swarm.
"A big diamond worth $4,000 is on
exhibition in New Orleans
i ,l19,259 Bibles were printed by
the American Bible Society III 1866.
The Dauphin county court has deci-
ded not TO foot the bills for the reception
Of A. J. in Harrisburg.
Letters Of administration have been
issued to a colored man at Wilmington,
NC, for the first time in the south.
Mr.. Wood. Of Beaver, Pc, in 1865
got divorced from Mrs. Wood, and now,
in 1867, has remarked her. THAT divorce
Woodn't do.
Nine men preparing ammunition at
Belfast, ireland, were arrested on the 3 lst,
and in the house were found bayonets,
rifles, and bottles of Greek fire.
Some unknown scoundrel or scoundrels
went into the orchard of Jacob Hikes, in
Waynesboro, Pa, last week, cut down all
his fruit trees, seventy in number, broke
open his corn crib and scattered the corr
over the public road. On one Of his gates
was written, "Ths Is not the worst"
In a recent case in Indiana a justice
complacently remarked, in summing up
the testimony -" -"Gen.lemen Of the jury
In this case the counsel on both sides are
unintelligible, the witnesses OF both sides
are Incredible, and the plaintiff and de-
fenaant are both such bad characters, tha.
to me it is Indifferent which you may
give your verdict
1g- Thirty-ono years ago Jonathan
Beck with, young lawyer Of decided
promise, living in South Bend, bought q
pint of whisky, and getting drunk, wan
iered ont on Tegre Coupcc prairie, on :
cold winter night, and was 50 badly r. zen
that lie lest his reason and the use Of his
limbs, and has been ever since, until his
death two weeks ago, an inmate Of the
| county poor house, an insane cripple
The Register figures up the cost Of tha,
pint CT whisky to St. Joseph county, a;
eight thousand dollars.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-01-23
REMOVALS FROM OFFICE.

Senator Cowau, who, in consequence
Of his peculiar relations with the Prcsi-
dent, may be taken as orc who speaks by
authority, said, in debate Oh Wednesday
las, that the whole number of removals
from office made by the Executive since
the last adjournment of Congress were
but four hundred and for:y-six. In the
State Department the removals had been
but ten, and in the Treasury one hundred
aud ninety-seven IL the Post Ofiee De-
partment one hundred and ninety seven
in the Interior Department twenty one
in the Attorney Generals Ciicc nineteen.
The total number 0. exchanges, accord
iDg to these statements, was therefore
eight hundred and ninety-ono. But ~
or these principal officers depends a large
number of Inferior ones, appointed by
the chiefs. When we recollect that Col
lectors of Ports, Postmasters, Assessors
and Collectors Of Internal Revenue are
included in the number removed. who
have under them inspectors, Clerks. en-.
ployees, carriers, assistant assessors. col
lectors, &c, it will be safe to average the
nvmber of minor appointments to each
at ten, making the number additional who
suffered with their chiefs nearly nine
thousand. Theoretically, the President
controls only those appointments given
him oy Law, but actually lie directs The
more important appointments He exer.
cises an important influence, ard the Sec
Tetaries and Cabine. officers would no
dare to make the chief appointment,
within their jurisdiction without his ap
proval. The removals have, therefore
been much more extensive than 1lr. Cow
an would make out. Thus far the mum
Der Of appointments sent to ;hc Senate
for confirmation are but three hundred
and fifty seven, SO that considerably mort
than one-half of the whole number 0
victims are yet to be accounted for.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-01-23
GEN. SIMON CAMERON ELECTED
UNITED STATES SENATOR.

In accordance with the law passed by
Congress. and the laws of Pennsylvania,
the respective Houses met on Tuesday
afternoon the 18th inst, at three o'clock,
lor the purpose of electing a Senator to
represent the State of Pennsylvania in
the Senate Of the United States, for the
term of six years from the 4th day of
March next.
The Senate was called to order by
Speaker Hall, and voted as follows:
Messrs. Bigham, Browne (Lawronce,) }
Brown, (Mercer,) Coleman, Connoll,
Cowlos, Fisher, Graham, Haines, Landon,
Lowry, McConaughy, Ridgway, Roger,
Shoemaker, Stutzman, Taylor, Worth-
ington and Hall, ,Spcaher-l0 voted for
Simon Cameron.
Messrs. Burnett, Davis, Donovan,
4latz, jackson, James, Randall, Schall
searight, Wallace and Waikiki voted
or Edgar Cowau.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
This body met punctually. Speaker
Glass in the Chair.
Messrs Adaire, Allen, Armstrong, Bar
ton, Brown, Cameron, Chase, Chadwick,
Colyille, Davis, Day, DC Haven, Donough
Espy, Ewing, Froeborn, Gallagher,
Ghegan, Gordon, HARRISON, Hoffman,
Humphrey, Kennedy, Kerns, Kimmeil,
Kinney, Lee, Leech, McCamant. N Creary
| NKee, M'Phcrrin, Mann, Marks, Mech
| hg, Nelly, pannypacker, Peters, PILLOW,
Quay, Richards, Roath, Seller, Sharplcs,
shuman, Stacey, Stunbaugh, Subors,
Eaddeil, Wallace, Watt, Webb, Weller,
Ehaun, Wharton, Wilson, Wingard,
Woodward, Worrall, Wright and Glass
Speaker-62 voted for Simon Cameron.
Messrs. Darlington, Boyd, Boyle,
Brecn, Brennan, Calvin, Challant, Col
iius, Craig, Deise' Fogcl, Gregory, Har-
ner, Heaaman, uetzol, Hood, Hunt,
jerks, Jones, Kline, Koon, Kurtz, Lin
ton, long, M'Henry, Maisb, Markley,
Meyers, Mullin, nhelan, Quigle7, Bhoada
Robson, Roush, Satterthwait, Tharp and
WestbrOok-37, voted for Edgar Cowau.
REHABILITATION
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-01-23
ELECTION RETURNS.

We give below the official majoritics Of
all the States North Of Mason and Dix
ons line, which held elections in l8G6.-
twill be seen that there is a clean ma
jorty in every State against MOSES. A
total majority of 4I4,S75. California is
the only State that held no election in
1886. The Republican majority two
years ago YVES 10000.
If tho cops can derive any consolation
from these figures they are welcome.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-01-23

THE Supreme Court Of the United
States on Monday, the 14th inst, pro
nounced the test-oath Of Missouri, and
the test-oatl. prescribed by Congress for
attorneys who, having taken part in the
rebellion, asked to be re-admitred to prac
tice, unconstitutional. As, however, the
four judges, including Chief Justice
Chase, who disseuted from the recent de
cision in the Indiana case, also dissented
from the decision delivered on Monday,
it is evident we are suffering from new
Dred Scott experience, and that partisan
views, rather than respect for fuudamen
tai principles o. law and justice, regulate
the action Of the court on questions con-
nected with reconstruction.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-01-23
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g45-The District of Columbia suffrage
bill, notwithstanding the Presidents veto,
has been passed by a two thirds vote Of
each House Of Congress, and is therefore
the law. twill be remembered that the
citizens of the District vote for neither
President, Governor. Judges, nor for Lee
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