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Republicans against the Chinese.

1t is now stated that a bill will DC intro
duced at an early period in the next Con-
gress providing that all contracts Tor labor
entered into in foreign country shall be
null and void the moment the Immigrant
with whom the contract is made lands upon
the shores of the United States. This Is
to strike at the Chinese Immigrant com
panies, and if possible, destroy them. Few
Coolies will be brought in if no binding
contract can be entered into with them be-
fore their arrival in this country.
How will Messrs. FoRHEY & WELLS like
tbis2 There is little fuss made upon the
subject in Memphis; but the matter Of the
active introduction of the Coolies and the
profit therefrom will be altogether in the
hands of northern spectators. If Congress
passes such bill as that spoken OF it will
only break up some very promising schemes
gotten up in the North.
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CROCKERY, dc.

TRESH IMPORTATIONS.-
H 4 GIBSON are now receiving and opening,
OF their importation, large additions TO their
ments to buyers. New and handsome patterns of
Dinner, Tea, and Toilet Sets in rich, decorated
gold band Plain White China md White Granite.
Rich Fancy Goods, Cut and Pressed Glassware IN
great variety; Fine Table Cutlery, OF Joseph Rod
gers aud other celebrated makers; Plated Ice
Pitchers, Walters Goblcts, Forks, spoons, &C. I;
Refrigerators, Water-Coolers, Casters. Lamps.
Looking-Glasses, Block Tin and japan Ware IN
great variety.
Country merchants. hotcl-kecpers. and house.
keepers, viii consult their interests by calling Oh
Us. KELLOGG Il GIBSON,
Importers Wholesale aud Retail Dealers.
1907 Bain street, Richmond. Va.
EDWARD b. TAYLOR and X. c. SUTTON, DR.,
Statesmen. my 10
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Two agents of the Chinese immigrant
companies have left New York for active
operations. One proposes to bring a ship
load uia Cape Horn or Good Hope, and the
other intends to use the Pacific railroad.
There is a great deal Of human misery and
national degradation to flow from this un-
dertaking prompted by avaricc and indo-
lencc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-24

III BENSON'S SALALEM BROTH
This truly valuable preparation is certain and
speedy cure for letter, Ringworm, Itch, Salt
Rhcum, BARRIERS Itch Poison Oak. Blotches,
Pimplcs and all other Eruptions of the Skin. 1t
has been used with complete success in hundreds OF
cases, many OF them OF long standing and OF Il ma
liguant character. Certificates from some OF our
best citizens attest It's deserved merit, and 1t needs
only to he tried to insure relief 1t Is Tor external
use, aud completely removes all cruptious of The
skin. leaving il dell ghtiuIly soft and pleasant.
Price, 81. For sale by all druggists.
PURCELL, LADD & Co, Agents
myl7 Richmond, Va.
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DRY G00aes.

TAUCKwALL & ROUSS, No. LOG MAIN
IL sTsEET.-NEw GOODst NEW GOODS!
july s., Isss-Just received, per steamer Niagara
another shipment of AUCTION BARGAINS, en-
brasing, In part, Dress Goods cheaper than ever !:
rood Prints, 12ic. Bleached and Brown Domes-
tics Linen Checks Towels and Napkins; British
Hosiery; Gents and Ladies' Handkcrchiefs;
splendid assortment OF Ladies' and Misses SHOES;
Infants, Shoes the best al Mating, 27sc. Straw
Goods of all kinds; Carpeting and OIL Cloth;
Fancy Articles and Notions Of all kinds, &c.
IL.
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CHESTER HOTEL,
" zeg.r CHESTERFIELD COUNTY
located on the Richmond and Petersburg railroad
thirteen miles from Richmond aud nine miles from
Petersburg. This Is n most pleasant resort for
persons residing In the cities of Richmond and Pc
tersburg, with railroad, telegraph and post-ofBce
accommodations. The guests will be received and
every attention given them by b. F. LINDSEY,
Esq. assistant. Terms moderate.
w. ii. HAYWARD,
W prnpr,,tl.
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TO TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-I will be
~ ut Powhatan Courthouse on I'd August, a.
Cartersyille on 3d. at Columbia 4th, ut Flnvanna
Courthouse on 5th and 6th, and at Cumberland
Courthouse on August court-day, for the purpose
of collecting United States Internal Revenue taxes
due by the people of the above-naIned counties for
the year 1860. All persons falling to pay on the
days mentioned will become liable TO heavy pen
atty. JOHN A. GRAVES,
jy LIFT Deputy Collector Second Division.
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The CANE FIBRE.-We learn from the
Norfolk Day Booh:that Mr.. R. ". RUSSELL,
president of the Canc-Fibre Company, has
purchased farm on the Elizabeth river,
near the navy yard, on which the Ameri-
can Fibre Company will erect their works,
consisting of ten steam-guns, to reduce cane
or reeds to fibre, for the manufacture of
paper, board, paste-board, &c. The
fibre will thence be taken to Fredericks-
burg, where there is a manufactory, by
which it will be made into the paper and
boards. This company will bring consid-
cradle force, as we'll as capital, to Virginia.
They desire to establish a munufactory here
as we'll us in Fredericksburg.
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TUST RECEIVED.
Twenty boxes choice LEMONS. boxes
ORANGES: 90 cases BRANDY PEACHES; 20
boxes RAIS1NS; 10 barrels assorted NUTS.
For sale low by W. w. TR1BBETT,
ZIG Main street.
Statesmen w. Z. WADDY. T.. GRADY, Jr. jy2.
GALL AT ZIMNTER Il CO.'S WHOLE
" SALE ICE-CREAM MANUFACTORY. 1913
MAIN STREET, where Ice-Cream is regularly
furnished in any quantity to ric-nics, hotels esti-
walls, saloons, and private families at Sl25 per
gallon. Delivered free of charge 10 any part OF
the city, We guarantee No. article; and put it
icc-cream sold in the city. We have also fitted up
IA splendid Ice-Cream Saloon at our retail estab
lisment, No. SID Broad street. next to Mr.. Mount
castles Ladies are especially invited To visit this
place. where they will find Mr.. Capped always
ready to serve them with all the deicacies Of the
season. and where they give our lcc-Cream
fair test and leave their orders. my 20
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am selling some handsome
SUMNER DRESS GOODS
ut prices within the reach of every lady in the
handsome at Is, 2cc., CSC, and upwards.
CALICOES from lo3c. up:
DOMESTIC GINGIIAAIS at 3D.. &C.;
FLASNELs ut 2oc.;
GENTLEMEN'S GAUZE UNDERSHlRTS IA
new lot) at Soc, and others
Great bargains in MARsEILLES TRIMMINGS,
COTTON aud SILK PRINCES, BLACK and
COLORED ALPACAS, BEAIDS. GIMPS,
and other trimming Materials
a few rolls Of A No. IL MATING at SIC. I
yard-very cheap
BLEAuHED CoTToNs from loo. up--all marked
dawn rs low as the lowest
LACES. FRILLINGS, RUFFLINGS, INSERT
INGS. &C., ut rcfreshingly moderate figures.
Great inducements in
LINENS,
MARSEILLES,
ALPACAS.
CASSIMERES,
COTTONADES,
and other materials for gcntlcmcn's and ladies'
wear, nj JULIUS ME1E Ks.
ivI7 coz Broad street, near Sixth.
ssrEHE' DRY GOODS STORE OF
BROAD sTREET-No. 627.
WE ARE OFFERING, FOR THIS SEASON OF
TIE YEAR, THE LARGEST AND BEST
ASSORTMENT OF DRESS GOODS
TO BE FOUND IN THE CITY,
NO STORE EXCEPTED,
:NDON MOST OF
THE GOODS
WE HAVE REDUCED THE PRICE, AND
AT SUCH RATES THAT ALL CAN
BUY. BELOW WILL DE FOUND A
PRICE LIST OF A PART OF THE
MANY ARTICLES WE HAVE YET ON
ulRSH & GUGGENHEIMER,
PRICE LEI.
PRETTY GRAY-STRIPED LENOS ut zoe. per
yard:
BEAUTIFUL EMBROIDERED uERNANIS at
CSC. per yard;
VERY GOOD and PRETTY STRIPED BA-
REGES al &c. per yard;
STRIPED CHALLIE DELAINE, Ill colors, al
CSC. per yard
4 few Of those beautiful FRENCH ORGAHDlES
left at CSC. per yard-rcmarkahly cheap.
JAPANESE CLOTHS, various shades, at t5c.;
EMBROIDERED GRENADINES, all colors, at
.oc.
BLACK GROUND MISUNDERSTANDING
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my 8

T \ PIERRE HOUSE, BROAD AND
IL CHESTNUT STREETS PHILADELPHIA.
The undersigned having leased ih.s house, 80 long
and favorahly known under the proprletorsblpo Oh
the Mcssrs. Wards, and having reEtted aud Teitf-
nlshed 1t throughout IN the most elegant manner. IL
Is now open for the reception OF guests, wlt All te
appointments of Il iirSt-claSS hotel.
-. j. Is. BUTJERW ORTIZ < CO,
my l7-3m ProprietorS.
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OCEAN HOUSE, CAPE MAY, y. j.
TIL + CELEBRATED CtLLOGHAN
l. STAND, IN ALLEGHANT COUNTY,

VIRGINIA.
This STAND, one and quarter miles from
Browns depot, on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail
road, has been so well and f;tyorably known To
visitors to the VIRGINIA SPRINGS for the last
half century that description oil Tits locality
and surroundiugs-is deemed unnecessary.
IL Is now opened rs Il SUMNER RESORT. Such
persons and families desire the comforts the
cnjoymcnts, and the quiencss Of home, will ind 1t
very pleasant place.
VISITORS BY RAIL will always find i convey
ance In waiting at the depot, and those coming IN
private conYcyances ample livery for their horses
and sheds for their carriages
DINING PARTIES from the White coming
down in the morning and returning IN the evening
train will always lind couycyanccS at the depot.
\ SULPHUR SPRING near by VIII enable th"
proprietor 10 furnish his guests with water equal
in n! respects IL the celebrated White.
Reasonable charges made, and fare not sur
passed by any similar house In Virginia.
je2s-Im WILLIAM i. DICKSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-24

The recent campaign cngendered much
resentment because the main issue involved
the right to vote and to participate in 60
vernment of nearly the whole white popu-
lation of Virginia. 1t was most natural
for that population to feel deeply and to
conceive a warm aversion towards those
whites who sided with WELLS. Further
more. suspicion was wide awake, and ru-
mors casting doubt on the status of we'll
known persons we're regarded with ready
credulitv. and such rumoIs lost nothing by
travelling.
Much injustice Of course grew out of this
state of things. Two of our prominent
citizens have suffered somewhat from this
sort of injustice. II has been rumored that
they voted for Governor WELLS, while both
of them voted tue WALKER ticket, and both
were warm friends Of that ticket They are
gentlemen prominent in the business and
financial circles of the city, and men who
have taken Il part in the public enterprises
that entities them to rank amongst the
most useful citizens in the community. We
do not give their names, because those who
have heard the rumor will know who are
alluded 10, and to those who have not heard
it there is no need Of communicating it.
This denial of the rumor is given volunta-
rily BY us. and not at the solicitation of the
rer,lnnap cnpparnpl
We have double purpose i'll this para
graph to do justice to the wronged, and to
admonish the reader to be cautious in re-
cciving rumors and to assist in eliminating
no one on such testimony. We should all
cndeavor now to rcpress bitter feelings, and
endeavor, as far as we can, while restoring
order to the State, to erase personal anti
pathies and rovenges, and cherish good will
amongst men. We want hearty and har-
monious establishment of peace, order,
and contentment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-24

THE MoSGoLIAN TRADE.-The brisk
trade now being initiated in q human chat
tells finds it's most enterprising agents in
the North. Governor WELLS and Colonel
FonNEY, we suspect, hold pretty fair
hand in the game. The New York Herald
is looking to the old headquarters of the
African slave trade upon the high seas for
becoming energy in the business. 1t
says:
"The wonder is that the traffic was not
long since commenced by the descendants
of the original Yankee slave-traders i'll
some seaport town in Massachusetts, like
Salem, for example, which has the credit of
having carried on an extensive business in
the nj ger trade line in the earlier days of
this celebrated republic. ~
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gEGgETN4NG RODS.

T LIGHTNING RODS
AT MOUSTCASTLEiS.
ROOFING and TIMING at 52e Broad street.
PLUMBING 1T MOTNTtASTIE'S
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS aud
GAS-FlTTfNG at $50 Broad street.
SUSDRlES ut MCUNTCASTLE'S ap Il
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lH |. ID. BRIGGS SIS OLD-ESTAB-
LISHED BAKERY Established in l'jt keeps
constantly on hand and baking fresh every day.
BREAD, CAKES, CRACKERS, and PIES.
SODA CRACKERS,
BUTTER CRACKERS
OYSTER CRACKERS,
WATER CRACKERS,
CREAM CRACKERS,
ARROWROOT CRACKERS,
SUGAR CRACKERS,
LEMON CRACKERS
MOLASSES CAKES,
SUGAR CAKES,
SPICEEUTS
made of the best material and workmanship, and
will be sold as cheap as they can be found in the
city. )y
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BOARDING AID LODGyNG

The undersigned, having leased this the only first
class hotel located on Main street, and within
square Of tho capitol. post-oticc, custoui-housr,
theatre, and the great northern and southern rail-
road depots. respectfully Inform the public that IT
Is NOW OPEN. IL VIII be thoroughly reEoSa-
ted aId rcfurnished TO some extent.
This hotel Is world-renowncd rs the headquar-
tcrs OF the President and Cabinet officers OF the
late Confederhcy. IL also contains the historic
rooms OF Presidents Davis, johnson, aud Grant,
and Chief Justice Chase.
The travelling public are cordially Invited Ia
make their home at the Spotsw0od, where they
viii lind every comfort and delicacy that this AID
other markets can supply.
Express and Telegraph Office IN the building.
J. NJ. SUBLETI,
{. Il. LUCK.
, 1869-09-12
LOVES DIFFICULTIES.
Troubles Of Il Gay Young sercnndet
Police Court nnit Elmo.

1hpt Irrt nj thr }utirr Conn Yc.;rfrtsr rattr,l
tho rn,,,r ~ t-rnpr Ittet nnt n rnnr muu attu,t
a s.' ~. ~, ,on, II, !, ,,.,t .,n..o,t
t'3'"'ro' ~ .!''J -" ''''' III nS'tnA 'it'.et
III u'nl tWsr. Will the t4rrpt1uh Ut thr nrtA.ir,
w}Irh VIA tur FaY tn n stuluZe with hIa uthnf usr-
u,n,r ro,nr ftn,n thr rru TIN r,!s,urr ,.,at,r+,i
, M ~ =, ' ~ - . ..., a., 49,. H.. :. ,.,
ht"''i' The ef''"f'-f''' "b'' h' '1e* "r t'"'he"'
ichtrd nrs'' 5o"ns 'a'y, INV
Aip,nAt.st ~xs ,,fs~+r!F.i WITH spatnn.sIatelf,
bth m n INN sltrt intsrtsttnr, AE1 It,1IAtift at
~hAt M snt,ll,.ssi,r ,usrr ,t.lat suffer ~ h.
cnnsfA ~ n N tI.n I,cpft Of Eta ttrtt1a ut.r il
in fuil
Mnh Hs.s.t,, tsf st,t".iitt atN So" u"".17
1hr l'tiAuhtr. Nh, .lF: alIur ttn. Il,
Thr tsrtt. alt n tIsoneht MisHrAa. hn1t uI'
}n"H .%s,,' a..a 'ss z~a.F.
TIM allhrts lid liz sr'lHrstt1 Mnil lir Ualh Wn1
u,sniAt.trFrh.
Thu jn'lah tt't t'tn HltHnant. Nsllt nf What IL,
1hr Mnnr,t. M.us isalt ss>t y "'thwk
IN fitta} hight last, Mas awnl"he.1 fEnl sl"p
snt'rr l,s i.n'se ttAt ttsrast!trt, cln haInAt
rSGf hruI! ttturH. ! tst4lIa frightened an
rpph1 MN .tnuuIty, ,..s,.s s,.slc!rt& ts4rAss 10
| s4., II hat II WIN. IalAt"l INT Gl tina window AMI
II, Ihc Inll..la Ut Ihr .tsrrt l'ctrld sn'h2 m4n
I1A}iI!x uItJn nIitterHI Ihntfast ut. W4< uuate
}ur latnx tline ,iuu to determine whether Il VIM
VII. u 1lur.t, -kur.IY, h411 iifuui, tt,}-
| ll.,rr,in, 1T r,,utlr4t4ou oI ali: 1u'
Ls nilnR PATIENTLY, aid enl!tatoEihg tn catch
! ineA,tNss, rA,nN in tnt rnTclHs>u NAL X wat
| nruhyr-,t'nt u WAS Il .nlIu v ntc;cae,lty oai Of
1n;e The p1nsrr u..a.c.I, II n.n Iu.IelJ tIM! :ht
| love x!innit ynu 'b;l f1uit 4 n,nst a.a!;4Iru,le
| 5n.1uIr,
| III. iIt~nnr1. II wasn't Tint; II VIA. Meet
Ttr ,iueiicr, / t1uuxat ,ou s4d ,ou Nese rot
| cuilis7
, 1869-09-12

Tht'' atla hatr horn ptophes>ia1 '1r"tInc IN
t'ir saar +; heaEn r. Al tatatr fur thr tast halt
,tuteA ,rata n!AY I,osnhJ nn1 In TIN rrrhpns con'
"ItIun things something that NIL E!tr tNA!ut
II FhhnlsA.IIy to ihrif itIror1ck from
= tact thai II rhmr in.fnnrrsn Il can r. thrwn
that !nIfuir'! r. !tcned property. especially the
tltrf rlAts nf frslortict Improvements, AMI Also
Improved business t'rnperty In kune OF fhe seta!
H. .;.', nas rsa .oa aIa!. itas oasEr ~. =;
rrires asked dvo or st1 mathis ago. Fh'a d.
sa.s, Ao~vses. u ~" SAssts;Y 70 cars 70
i'tlr to tine for thr la.t two uN,nth41rtz-. tbs
c.. at, ir.att i ct.t Of Luitl:.g Thusc 10 have
tElt sou:es 10 EEL .lcrtng the Last 5eaf, are, Of
.4.n m, ereat redpe11on III sne cost, bus Au
nt,etthrrss actie certain. taai Aoy good hr1ct OF
stune building cah he erected now fof about 'aisty
r*r tent It-a Than the SANE could raTe been
hul; TOR Al this tuse last rear. TIE reduction 10
The cott ia chiefly IN the silntn!.ned cost Of tns.
t o.e5 t Il of ,9s ,Se % o. 70
t,ead oi SO TO sls u la,t yer.
t.. sa n: cen;4se.os tase j5es 9ss for ess Ie.s
tuEeeT IS no: Eucn lower, hui all tho l.boz IL
moon,Wo1e = so"er S and On & cas 'tS1e Mork' ana
reastu OF these reductlonsl+ that there y les
building IN prtTress now snan last year. and coz
;ss'oTs ta,s contracts for IT,. Of p'ot;
sill A ROE. While these ' redac.
, THUS 10 rot apply 10 catsp
l NOGtltD QNluuEs 10 70 RltAt III ef&ea' AZ 10
I,e,ies c.asa o5 structures, Il caa readily BE- seen
how Ire decline IN tie cos; OF the oae cllss shond
extend to AL an', how this fhol1d have the edec1
10 uaAe lover pfces for Improved property. rht'
Gecllne does not cstfcd 10 un!IaExnse4i GROUND
III k'Nnst my geod locality within tht
o., ..ni.s t; The city. GrnaEu il held ns firmly =
ever, ami t. some localities i4eyen advancing II
pr,ec nRIrg 70 the diminishing amount n7etrt'
for s4i- tus tho rrorertJ Ia nearly MI u7rc't3n:
t...ltu the tnundarIcs above mentioned Il fathcl
null sal. At present IN Ec southern sub
1r,,s Of TIC CIT, however. alo19 lake
a,ruses. the taiiinE improvements o! the lAs
t4ne r. !6nr months Will surprise any Que Nh'
nAs mt r!.I;c1 that GEs!tef for that length 0
.me. The htlav in establishing the S',',th Sid
ra1A. has nai depressing effect en- sale. OF prop
, 1869-09-12

I AMtRlQNt.

lnJrf sa tttse tflr f!J4t nI14rt tt nru ttIrnat,
Il thr IL. nrh language npINnrr,t IN urA ~ last,
and iii ta fn'lnnIlt, regular trtni.we"kiY t<surs
The it,ia1Hs. r. hfr Hr.Ers tn. ,;urfrust ans. H.
rihtn: ihe riatS' If tstHc. Nm. ifi Aouth CiAtk
ktrrrt.
1hc sAlutstnry A'lIlrrtr u. iiac many othrr
French productions, r,.t,~r Esan'luqura'. nni
Rr&u1es a Errat IL al ~hs,n ha' mi 5rt hcen Ar.
rsurllkhs4! III the-r hu ha.c fbltt", .! 9hr ur.
tnl,.tc ,aflr TOR lifetime nf yrarA Scsr1thtIrss.
thr announcement Gf trI'hHl'r, II worthy nE
n ~!ar rIr' ntnt"n: W 'IaH.i"Ir Ia most llnpo''
tsEt tHitlntt frs tlsr lrhrHt ri uur Ft'A1"f1:
,sf, ,a-.', ~hsicst1 mai IL i: & '"i.I"1 -.
'llr ltSs Al t,:hs.-,l* h-s Il iii. l~'si III ~"
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,s' il :. T. =. :: a. : II
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'u' .s" I'd r,"ll !. s.tLas tt. .tn'' III. i.rt =
t.r. l.. iii lin liz 4sialil.,,.uc,I 1t .l~a :. ~
~ls'I ,l,e. nj, shAl a. l"' ,,e t~'r:'nr ra'.:h
.' :, .pf.: /; .,n T. 'F ' ''' ~ vii s
e. to E :l-"' f '.; q, ",f III e..t "ix,t III n;
~ as'.',t ,s-f. t'-y i r,,t.In .'t Il IT.
't.as ihi1i ,;srsss: tn.t ,hr h.,u.n Il.
,hL s,,,t!"ls n'n!. ,. In T. hl.lr .tt't ~, l1!'.
t"ea.c is,nE., ,nt IN T., sts ~ Il
~ n ..als Id .si,s t.r % W; are tLes.ia .l,.ts. d
nj dur s IT, I'd n isfps i.s raeis !. h.. the .a
In rEt tn tt rl+t<tt,>isyh4te.e e nay lt H.. rtil
Il. d: tt.at te human ttirE shlld lrsrr -.sahrtr
to earl tras.ls,ut sl.,A n't ls' dI-,rMa. Ne tr
than III. rlf1t Inv lnJu1, Ia tsr !adisl liu. 20
that selctt hAl dutI til tcfrn with ihe
rrcY< tr snnH lsthe stcouf. Ia cnnrnnanec w!t!
fhis ttinel; aAli csA rtfnr7H In rrfteH les
i.laiou, and The estat .rnt Of preventive la.ttsu
fr"e'rt .6s ai:o1n q sho d".th sfoa'sy and rssiea
eA-nEr III elF sef4itet!Etary syrteIns" -
! These are broad vtrWf, snh II the FoAlons here
announced arc ads ocate. With the same ability
ii d!spl,ted in their statement, L'An:f-il:4r eau
lit fan to te power for coot. and cannot ba
a1Levc tECc4ts. The fact that thtcc or four Pre-
LIN. attempts TO establish French Journal III thi
ras fzre proved obort1rc, Is no nrgrmca! Of fall
VI. % slf. 1nsinncc. Hctg!cyc that posf Frenr'
IT,, tn asi will be sustained, anil We We1coin
ll.,t asa Journal Witch gives the best pos
''"a.sse of hucCess-hy deserving It.
, 1869-09-12
Ia SALE STREET. TUNNEL.
The InJnArtlnn Not t1rnnfed-Dcrisinp Of
JudKe ufummund.

Judge nrummond. presiding IN the t'nltet1
sta,cs C1rruit Const. on Saturday declined to Issc
The temporary Injunction praycd for b5 the Hart
fori Lie Insurance Company aTulusi the city. to
rettratn the commencement Of work unon the
L1Salle Street Tub1el until compensation hhnlt
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