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BOARDING AND LODGING.

50. so PER DAY. $3.50 PER DAY.
CORDS HOT Ell.
i RICHMOND, VA,
situated In the heart IF the city, commanding the
finest views, and adjoining the Capitol Square ana
Governors Mansion.
THIS SPLENDID NEW HOTEL
the only situated Ia the f hionablc portion Of
tn" city and adjoining TN. beautiful Capitol Park,
with its stltuaTy monuments fountains, and now
cr-bc,isis newly and elegantly iurni she'd through
out and its bill Of fare Is not cNccllcd IN quality
and variety by any house In the state.
special suits of rooms always ready for wedding
and large travelling parties. The hrraugrmcnts
are iirst-clusa in every respect. The price OF
board has been fixed owingto the great scarcity or
money, 1T he reasonable sum Of
TWO DOLLARS ND \ HALE FER DAY.
The patronage Of my friends aud the travel
ling public are invited 10 make FORD'S HOTEL
their home.
i. j. FORD, PROPRIETOR,
late one Of the prupri"tor- ~ he Exchange iotcLl
RICHMOND, VA.
P.S.-Ny coaches run 10 and from all dcFots
and steamboat landings. an 2o-l2l
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BY Richardson 4 Co.,
Real Estate \ gents and AurtioUccrs.
No. lib Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VALU-
DOW PLANTATION" on THE RICHMOND
AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD, ABOUT TEN
MILES EAST OF THE CITY OF ElclIMoND.
BY virtue of two deeds OF trust executed to tn.
Mary f. his wife to James 4. Richardson, bearing
date on the Goth day Of April. ls#9: til" second by
Joia H. GedSDn To T.. H. NslrbHrR. bearing 4ai"
the Sth day of June, lsfo, both duly recorded III
on page Ilt-wC shall proceed to sell having been
RESPECTIVELY requested hy the benciiriaric> therein
sccured) ut public auction. on MDN)A1 the
18th day Of September. l'G5. ut l. O'Clock u, ~
street. in the city of Richmond. the property de-
scribcd In said dccds-as follows. To Wit All
that TRACT OF LAND lying ana being IN the
county Of Hcnrico, State of Virginia. with ali the
thereto belonging. containing SIX HUNDRED
\ Nd TWENTI-EINE AND SEN i+N-EiG!lIi!~
ACRES. more or less. and known aS The ''G';EEN
MEADOW PLANTATION" bounded rs fol-
river: OH the cast By the lands formerly owned BY
William Carter now deceased on the south ht
the lands of William =. George ana George ".
Savage on the west ny Martha Allen. being the
Gleason by deed from G. ". +. aud 7. Gate
wood aud wives hearing date July 2.th, E@s and
duly recorded in decd book -. page ~.
TERMS Cash far 80 much ~ may h@ necessary
to Ccfr;lv the expense, Of executing the trusts
specified in the two deeds If trust, and for the sum
Of SIS. with interest from the Goth day ~ Au-
gust. 1850. until paid; which said Sam !, secured
by the rs-namcd deed 81 trust: a"d also for the
August 1852 until paid: which said sum i secured
by lhe ast-nanlcd deed IF trust AMI 9,tu Tho 70
iauc, upon such terms Il, may bc announced al lhe
time 81 the sale.
EDW ARD i. NEWBUE>, Trustee.
PICIT tRBGDS < Co.. AWrttbruyr-. SCI
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DHILADELP II a, RICH FL ~
4 MOND AND NORFOLK STEA NJ aeyz zSssS "a
snip LINE.-StcamcrS NORFOLK ana =. ,.
fREEN, composing this line, win leave Philadrl-
ha cYcrySAlTRDAl. and Richmond every FRI
DAY. alternately Freight taken Tor Norfolk ut mo-
ieratc rates also for Charleston. savannah. and
sew Orleans, and bills Of lading signed through.
tassagc 10 Philadelphia. including meals and
,tatcrnom. IS. ". j.. PORTER, Agent
NH 3 Office, No. 2i25 Dock street.
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WONDERFUL CURES!

The success of the celebrated RAP!iIA pow
DEES IN the cure OF ih:,t dreadful disease AGUE
AND FENER j. beyond parallel. Strange rs 1t
may seem Ia those who have tried other remedies
without success.
THIS REMEDY NEVER FAILS.
Il not only gives Immediate relief, but by persist
entity following directions given, will prevent its
return Ii composition il 81 the most simple and
beneficial character ana may be taken by tie most
delicate female, or even hy Il child. O
Read the following certificates from gcnl&9ncn
o. high fcputc in this community:
iICiMoH2 Va, August 10, 1859.
ttipiuiR L. j. L@ry:
Dear ~ir-Ny daughter was cured Of chIlls and
fever ly the use Of on. hDl- 81 your celebrated la
pima Powders" They are admirable. and should
IL tried by all who sucr.
TCE%EE RICHARDSON.
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DHTGs. MEDECIHEs, DC.
E.
SPECIFICS.


II +. unnecessary to make any comments on
.t,,y...- r,,rFcrI-AT FptDICAToR. as
.I,..;, car,ircrto rrn,cs its excellent aual
,.,..
RICHMOND, May Il. 1889.
= W. j. Elias:
yo,r .Eradcat"r, three times in lie course Of a
week and conscicnti ously say that have derived
more cifrom II han anything have ever tIien.
have been afflicted WIN rhci'nailHin Tor nltcch
years aud duriu" that time nave been unable 10
dress wiihrut assistance. II has cost me TWO
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FOR LIVERPOOL AND ~ IsSss

IMAM LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS, SAILING
From NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY,
AND ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THE SATURDAY STEAMER:
First cabin, PdyGjtefn Gold.
iYc-pool or Qrccnstown; ...................sIe0 "
Sieerdge. Payable IN rurTeacy.
liverpool or Queenstown 30 %
t,SStGE ny TUESDAY STEAMER VIA HALIFAX:
liverpool or Queenstown ..................S - %
tJalffa X 20 %
t. Johns, \. f.. BY branch stcamcr....... 10 %
Sfeerdge, Pdyabie IN Currency.
liverpool or Queenstown. 80 %
t. Johns, y. f., By branch steamer 30 20
Tickets sold to and from England, Ireland, and
he Continent, ut moderate rates.
For further information apply at the Company.
,llces. JOHN g.. DALE. Agent,
Is Broadway, New York; or u
WILLIAM e. DURHAM Il Co., Agents.
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TURNER RICHARDSON.

RICIINpND. VA. September %, lsGf.
This i 10 certify that during last spring con
tr&c:cl in one oil Ih. lower counties Of me Staic
ri.ills and fever, and Gfter trying q grc0t mG1ig
r.medis$ for the disc use, tpuod no permdHtRt re-
tief unt!l procured from Captain Levy 4 package
Of his celebrated ''italrhua AEmc and Fever Pow
drrs.'' which. take pleasure In stating, checked
them Immediately. The prescription contained
Twelve powders. Hound II necessary 10 take only
half In. number. hereby chrcr!ully add mine
H. IN" list ~ certificates Of The efficacy OF The
..R3l.hua Powders in eases Of clillS and fever,
and woald advise al thus athlete! 10 procure Il
L, +. VALENTINE.
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Auction sAEES---Tnis Day.
BY Cook & Laughton. Auctioneers,
corner Of Governor and Franklin streets.

HANDSOME WALNUT CHAMBER
ii SUIT. MtRBLF-TOP ETAGEEE. PAR
LOR TABLE &c. AT AUCTION.-Til1SDA DAY
nj u o'clock we will sell ut our store
ono very SIIpcrior SUIT OF OILED WALNUT
CHAMBER FURNITURE, with marblc-top
pieces --,c rr.
ono yrrv handsome OILED WALNUT ETA
GE.E. with marble top: -
ROSEWOOD EGYPTIAN MARBLE-TOPPA PAR
LOR TABLE -
MARBLE-TOP MAHOGANY CABINETS,
JFE<Y lind and COTTAGE BEDSTEADS,
New CRADLES, WASuSTANDS, and SMALL
TABLES: ~
\ small lot of good ENGRAVINGS.
IN iilrstratn1 edition of JAPAN EXPEDITION,
Handsome GILT and WALNUT CORNICES,
together with other useful iOUSEkEEPINGA AR
TJCLEG COOK 4 LAUGHTOS,
90 huctiOnccrs.
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DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
IL RAILROAD LINE-FoR BALTIMORE:
THE NORTH. AND MISUNDERSTANDING
OF SCHEDCLE-DAILY (sNCEPT SJNDAfSh
On and after TUESDAY. sth OF JUNG, passengers RI
for Baltimore and all points North and North.
west will take the passenger train from the depot
Of the Richmond and York River Railroad "a! al
Richmond for West Point. where they take the
steamer ADMIRAL. Captain L. c. FREEMAN.
or KENNEBEC, Captain j. II. FREEMAN.-both
boats having been pnt In ilrst-rate order-reachne
Baltimore the following morning In time to con-
ucrt with the trains for Philadelphia, New York.
and the West. Returning, the boats leave pier No.
: Li-ilt-~trect wharvcS foot OF Barry street dti!
Except Sundays ut ! O'Clock L. NJ. passengers
arriving In Richmond at 1915 L. VI. the following
day in time to connect with the express train
on the Richmond and Danrl!lc railroad for Dan.
vile and all points on that road: Greensboro,
Salisbury, Charlotte &C.. \. c.; Columbia, ). e.,
and all points South.
PASSENGER TRAIN
leaves Richmond daily except Sundays at
O'Clock =. VI. leaves West Point daily Except
Mondays al 1910 \. VI.
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
ia Superintendent.
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY on CORNER OF
VEST MAIN AND COMMERCE.

~IlttEI~,
conceded to bca most excellent location for felt
nccc.. its in this city-yiH i Merchants Hotel
and tirst-Class Restaurant on tie European
plnu.'' stores beneath, and upper premises for
above purposes. would pay well. The Commerce
street portion is tie size Of III" old North Caro-
LIMA and Virginia liotcl.' well known III other
day, to the people In this vicinity.
Property IN This part Of Tie city Is undoubtedly
enhancing rapidly In value, and In demand for
mercantile purposes lhi, property may be pur-
chased entire 81 arrangements for lease OF such
portion - mi-ht lie required 10 enable any Que
competent Ito keep = hotcl.' 10 do Il success Cui
business. Address "PEUPLE'~ BANK
s.2-.ts Norfolk, Va.
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DOWHATAN STEAMBOATcA1IEII, i,

4 X
/ COMPANI.-Stcam"rs STATE sosSszS.tssssss-.
IF MARYLAND and PETEESBUkt,.-Chcar
.ciiablr and SAT-. route t. Baltimore, savannah,
;ostur. and the West. iri-w""kiy lin" 10 Balti-
more. making close connection, with steamers 10
Philadelphia. No trau-hpmcnt Of goods b.
swccn Richmond and Baltimore. Leave Bait
more every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and 81
rUEDAT. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY.
Freight received every day except Sundays up
% O'Clock J.. II. These steamers have excellent
1loun. -laicr0unl. and passenger accommodating.
ARE. ~: meals AMI stIlcr0um extra. For freight
IIAENIYS 4 WILLIAMS, Agents.
au 10 Commercial Block.
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Il i unnecessary to make any comments on
,.ElIt-'~ ErFECTTAL ERADICAToR,' as
lne following certificate proves its excellent quail
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENT TO THE
> NuETIL EAST. and WEST. ria the Rich
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
carrying the United states mail twice daily. Elc.
giant cars with new patent slccpin2-chairS on al
trains The through trains on this road are now
run from the depot corner of Byrd and Eight
streets rs follows
The DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves
Richmond daily at HIS A. NJ, arriving in Wash
r"ton III 6::j L. NJ. connecting with the earl!
afternoon express trains for the North, East, anc
West.
The NIGHT THROUGH NAIL TRAIN, witt
elegant ears with IN" new patent slccping-chair.
attached. leaves Richmond daily Sundays except.
cd at SlJP. ". arriving In Washington ut G:lo A.
~. connecting with the carly morning trains for
the North. Fast and West.
Roth STEAMERS stop ut Alexandria each way.
The ACCuNMuDATlDN TRAIN for MILFORD
aud Il Tay-stations leaves depot corner Broad anc
Eighth streets III -:35 l.. II. Returning, arrives a
$3.50 4. VI.
Through tickets and through baggage checks tt
all principal points.
For further int; ruation and through tickets ap
ply ut the office of the company. corner Broad aDc
Ei-hth streets. Shuckoc Hill and ut the ticket Of
flee corner Byrd AMI Eighth streets.
J. l.. GENTRY. General Ticket Agent.
ShvTEL I.uTlI. Superintendent. my4
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edmond AND PETERSBURG
Az RhILEDAD.-on and after MONDAY, Ma!
;d the trains Of tiris road win hc run Is follows:
Leave Richmond 1T ! \. VI. and 2:35 +. VI.
Leave Petersburg 1T . 80 \. VI. and $50 L. VI.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN. with passenger
ear attached, will leave Eichmond daily ut 3 I5 T.
NJ. ana Petersburg daily At ! y. ". Sundays cx.
ccptcdl.
IhcIA. VI. train will not leave Richmond Oh
SUNDAYS. aud tine $50 L. VI. train win not leave Pc
tnrshurr on Sundays.
Passengers for Norfolk will take the 2:3j L. NJ.
train on and after August III" lltn instant.
Baggage checked through.
The passenger coach attached to the coal train
will leave Clover iii 1T s.. \. n. ana returning
lea" Richmond ut $40 i. II. on Tuesdays, Thurs.
day., ami saturdays. -
THOMAS Fl. WINNE,
an n superintendent.
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To avoid imposition, he sure 10 observe the sig
nature Of the proprietor Oh the wrapper of each
box.
box. +. y. LEW Proprietor.
east Main street: L. Il. DUAL. Main street
three doors above &inth, and J.. WAGNER,
Broad street near %c" Market. an lI-t>epG.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-17
NOT THE AUTHOR

The organ of Governor Wells in Rich
mond charges that the reporters did not
state correctly what he said in his speech
on Monday concerning the election bill.
The Journal denies that he claimed the
authorship OF the bill, and asserts that
he only said that he sent a copy of it
after it was prepared, to the President,
"and asked did he approve it?" and as
response received a note stating that
it was "exactly right"
We suspect this IS the truth; though
the language of the Governor, if not in
tended to mislead the reporters, was
well calculated to do so. No doubt the
Governor did send printed copy of the
bill to the President in the desperate
hope that the President would object to
something in it. But the President re-
tnrned for answer, "it is exactly right"
very much to the dissatisfaction of Gov.
Wells. What was right in the bill was
not his work, and afforded less comfort
to him than any other man in the ma
tion.-Dispatch.
The Enquirer and Examiner says, as
a contemporary remarks, we have the
word OF Mr.. Thad Stevens for the state
ment that Mr.. Ell. Wells acknowledged
to the reconstruction committee that if
there were new registration in Virgil
MIA his party stood no chance. Now we
ARE to have a new registration7-and
what's the use of resisting? Get on your
velocipede, hang your carpet bag on the
tail, and leave
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-17
THE WALKER MAJORITY.
Richmond Which,

We referred the other day to the i'm
portant action of the State Conservative
Committee. 1t is no longer secret, and
we violate no confidence ia expressing
the conviction that that action implied
unanimous acquiescence on the part of
the resident committee in the Walker
ticket. In other words, that there will
be no Conservative ticket in the field.
There is no doubt but that this action of
the resident committee will be Endorsed
by the country members. This of itself
is decisive Of the result. The only re-
naiuing question is the Walker MAORI
ty. We put it down the other day at
10000. But we suspect we were far
below the real figure. Later indications
from the country lead to the belief that
in many counties there will be no Wells
organization, and that the only compe-
tition between the whites and blacks
will be which can do most to swell the
Walker majority. In this event it may
60 beyond hundred thousand.
The rumor has been rife for some DAYS
that the carpet baggers are very eager
to get Wells to withdraw, hold another
convention, and put up more respec-
table candidate. But the dog is dead
Burnt brandy can't save them.
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terence. Every village free school at
the North is swarming with the children
OF the workingmen, and even those chill
dren who work in the shops and facto-
rles of the North find time to get an
education. How is it with you? Why,
we have only four free schools here in a
city of probably thirty thousand, and
strange to say, instead of their being
full we learned from one of our city CO.
temporaries, few days ago, that they
were but slimly attended. There ought
to be two or three thousand children in
the free schools of Norfolk city, and
there are probably not more than four
or five hundred. You ought to know
by this time your children cannot hold
their own in manhood without some ed
ucatlon to commence life with. Why
you don't send them, seeing you have
to pay the tax anyway, is something
you can better account for than any one
else but we tell you there are sharp
ers" preparing for them as there were
for you, and if you raise them without
an education they will ego through
them in after life, as some Of them pro-
baby have "gone through" you.
We have heap more to say to you,
Mr.. Workingman of the South, bat for
want Of space shall have to give it to
you in " broken doses"
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-17
THE UNREADY.

How long the process of reconstruc-
tion would last if we had to wait for
all tardy people to catch up, it would
be difficult to say. Walter Scott, in
his splendid romance of Ivanhoe, de-
scribes one stout knight under the
appellation of Athelstane the IN
ready" who, if we recollect right, on
one occasion when there was need for
quick and daring service, wanted to
wait until he had taken sufficient pro-
visions into his stomach to guard against
any subsequent deprivation. The Nc
Ardla case, which we were told to wait
f. two years ago, has just gone up the
spout; and now we are advised again to
wait for-what do you think? Our neigh
Dor over the way has an article headed
"a Speck of War;" in which, referring
to the probability of war with Eng
Ian and France, consequent on the re-
lection of the Alabama treaty and the
discords which may follow, as well as
the fact that the Fenians are ready to
invade Canada at moments notice,
the postulate is assumed that cit is diff
cult to conceive how the peace can be
long kept" and then the New York
Herald is quoted to show that a COLI
sion between England and France
"would be capital thing for Jona-
than" We do not see that our neigh
Dor cares to delay the war, although he
earnestly deplores it, but be does wish
to delay the ching we wot Of" and
BAYS
"In this state of affairs, which we
earnestly deplor we beg our friends to
remember that the reconstruction of
Virginia may be obtained on more lib
eral terms perhaps than is now sup
posed. At all events, every weeks de-
lay is in our favor. If, then, when the
election does come we prefer to stay out,
why, all the more likely will we be to
make better terms when we do go in"
We shall say no more about it now,
if, after this war is over, (some four or
five years more, we suppose,) our CO.
temporary will tell us what we shall
have to wait for next.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-17

R6r The President has directed the
Secretary of War to order Major Gener-
al Reynolds to proceed with the registra-
ton in Texas, preparatory to an early
election. 1t is expected that similar
orders will be issued to the commanding
officers in Virginia and Mississippi.
President Grant will await the opinions
of the commanding general before issu-
ing a proclamation authorized by Con-
gress in reference to voting on the con-
situations of their respective States.
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The new river and harbor appropria
ton bill gives the Secretary of War an,
limited power to dispose of two and a
half millions of-doflars for the improve
ment of such rivers and harbors as il
his opinion demand the expenditure.
1t is reported that General Prim will
go out to Cuba as Captain General, &C,
companied by large reinforcements O
troops for the suppression of the insur.
rection.
Leonard Huyck, who was president
of the Merchants National Bank Of
Washington when it exploded two or
three years ago, was convicted in the
Criminal Court in that city Wednesday
of the larceny of $4,000 in govern.
ment bonds.
Leo Hudson and her equine guide
philosopher and friend, Black Bess
are the attractions at the Vicksburg
theatre
1t is stated that monster demon
stration in favor of the independence Of
Cuba is in preparation for Philadelphia.
Keep the old fogies out and it will prove
success.
1t is said that Senators Sprague and
Anthony will both take the stump in
Rhode Island as soon as the Senate ad-
journs. They will make the fur fly.
President Grant has Withdrawn the
nomination of Ira Ayre as Postmaster at
Petersburg, and Mr.. Greene is to be
permanently retained.
Gov. Holden has issued his requisi-
ton on Gov. Wells, for the return Of
George Thomas, fugitive convicted OF
the murder of Wade Ditcher, of Hall
fax county, some time last year.
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TEE STRENGTH OF OUR CAUSE.
The Lynchburg Republican is one OF

-
The Lynchburg Republican is one of
the soundest and stanchest Conservative
papers in the State-we we'll knew
where we should find it in the present
canvass. All the time it has been the
consistent and able advocate and defen.
der of Virginia's interests, and her great
system of improvement policy, which is
the very life of her material prosperity.
We copy with great pleasure the follow
ing from its Thursdays issue:
cit will be seen that such stanch and
reliable journals as the Wing and Dis
patch in Richmond, the Index in Peters
burg, and the Journal and Day Book in
Norfolk, have coma out in very decided
tones for the Walker ticket. These jour-
mails are too thoroughly identified with
the past history, struggles and interests
of Virginia, to allow any Virginian to
despise their counsel and reject their
opinions as worthless. 1t is claimed that
the Administration does not smile upon
the "True Republican" movement the
charge then of venaity and hunger for
oficial food cannot be brought against
those who conduct any of the above
named journals. In the past they have
been found where they considered the
welfare and interest of Virginia ordered
them to go; we should be all the
more ready then to listen and respect
their advice now, when they point in the
direction TO which they thiuk they hear
the future welfare and interests of their
State calling them.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-17
TO VIRGINIA LAND HOLDERS.
Office of the Sup't Board of !
immigration,
Richmond, April Is, 1869

hiouaioHu, Aplll 10, 1ooS.
Wanted--Bodies of unimproved land
ranging from SO to 100000 acres at
cheap rates with view to the immedi-
ate colonization of respectable and in
dustrious emigrants from Great Britain,
which land the agents in London inform
the Board can be sold there if they be
furnished with plats, accurate descrip-
ton and lowest price of the land. If
these be sent to this office with authori-
ty to effect sales, they will be forwarded
Immediately, and the interests Of the
land owner receive Cue attention. 1t
May not be indispensable that the land
be all in one body.
AS this is matter of general interest,
and the services of the Board and the
Commissioner are rendered gratuitous-
ly, conductors Of the public press are
respectfully requested to give this no.
tice place in their respective ournals.
VIM. II. RICHARDSON,
Com. of immigration.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-17

8sG Senator Sprague is engaged in
revising his recent speeches, with a
view to their publication in pamphlet
form for distribution all over the coun
try. The series is not as complete as
he might desire, but he is satisfied there
is cnough in his late utterances to eaven
the rejecting mind of the country and
keep it seriously employed until Con-
gress again assemblies, when he intends
to resume his exposures of the rotten
timber that enters into the composition
of the American body, social Ind politi-
cal.
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asa. The Memphis and Ell Paso raj

be- The Memphis and Ell Paso rail-
road, encouraged by favorable Congress
sional expressions, will commence work
at once. Congressional action in its
behalf, which was merely the right OF
way, appears to have been defeated this
session by the friends of the Northern
routes, who sought to force the Mem
phis and Ell Paso road into combina-
ton.