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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-02

INTERNAL REVENUE DECIsIoN.-Irea-
sry Department, Office Of Internal Reve-
nue., Washington, February 24.-sir,-ln
reply to your letter Of the 18th instant l
have to say that do not think 1t was the
intention of Congress to prohibit the sale
at retail of snuff from bladders and jars
stamped as provided in the law, and this Of
fee will oppose no objection to dealers so
retailing snuff. Yours, respectfully,
L. \. ROLLINS, Commissioner.
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The Black Flag In Cuba-Surren-
dercd Prisoners Shot.

HAVANA, March l.-Yesteriay, several
Cubans who had surrendered in the hope
of clemency were taken from the prison at
Santiago by the military and shot.
1t is reported that two vessels from south
ern ports of the United States have effected
landing on the island with provisions and
reInforcements.
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FATAL SHooTING.-On Wednesday last
an unfortunate affair occurred near Gettys-
burg, Pa, which resulted in the shooting
and death Of Thomas ]. Lee ut the hands
Of F. Weems Black. The latter alleges that
the shooting was accidental.
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POSTAL TELEGRAPH SYSTEM. 1t Is stated
that the Post Office Committee OF the House
Of Representatives have decided to report
in favor Of the establishment OF q postal
telegraph system. They will report sub
stantially in favor Of Mr.. Bubbard's bill,
but they are opposed to that portion OF it
looking to the incorporation of new COM
napies
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The Cold snap at the North.

CONCORD, N. r., March 1.-The Their
mometer at sunrise stood thirty eight de-
grees below zero.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, March 1.-The
river is frozen up, and navigation is again
auanended
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A SwINDLER ON His TRAvELs.-Some
three months since, says the Lynchburg
Ne1oS, man appeared in Rockbridge
county who gave his name as Bruce, and
claimed to be an agent of the Piedmont In
surance Company. He also said that
Georgia was his native State, and that he
had held the commission of major in the
Confederate army. He circulated through
Rockbridge extensively, and being fellow
Of fine address, glib tongue, and pleasing
manners, soon established himself in the
confidence Of many of the best people in
the county. He managed to become in
debted to hotel-keepers, shoemakers, tailors,
shop-keepers, and others, almost without
number, and by hook and by crook sue
ceeded in keeping up his credit, and
even increasing the belief in his solvency
to such degree that some two weeks since
he obtained $500 from one gentleman alone,
on what pretence we are not advised, nor
were we able to ascertain the name Of the
gentleman. The finale, however, came at
length, and on Thursday of last week Bruce
borrowed fine sulky and harness from Mr..
Richard Burks and splendid horse, worth
5000, from DR.. Steele, upon the pretence of
visiting an acquaintance some few miles
distant. Instead of paying the visit, he
took the road to Western Virginia, and the
last heard Of him he was near Lewisburg,
in Greenbrier county, making tracks as fast
as horsefesh could carry him.
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SAD AFFAIR AND SUDDEN DEATH.-The
Lancaster (Pa.) Express announces the
failure Of Mr.. Samuel Hess, popular and
worthy business man of that city, and the
sudden death of his venerable father, sup
posed to have been caused by it.
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FIRE IN MONTGOMERY CoUSTY.-The
residence of Mr.. Thomas D. Childress,
about six miles from this place, on the
snowvllle road, was entirely consumed by
fire on Monday night last. There was no
Insurance on the property, which was
valued at $4,000. Mr.. Childress lost about
$4,000 in bonds and notes, and some $500
or $500 in gold and silver. Some Of the
coin has been raked out Of the ruins par
TALLY melted. Only four beds and few
chairs were saved out of large stock of
furniture. Supposed to be the work of an
incendiary.-C hristidnSburq Southwest.
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Fire I'm Jackson. MISS,

JACKSON, Miss, March IA fire at g
o'clock this morning destroyed the Clarion
newspaper, job Office, and book bindery.
Loss, $4,000; partially insured. Also,
the bookstore Of George E. Enreich. Loss,
$4,000. 1t was the result of incendiarism.
The Clarion will be reIsgued tomorrow.
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FIRE AND RoBBER1Es IN New YORK.
Ne,o York, February 28.-A fire occurred
this afternoon in building 20 Beekman
street, occupied by W. H. Ames y Co.,
paper dealers, causing loss of SIS, 600
insured. Rose, Baldwin & Rose, leather
dealers, lost $4,000, and G: W. Baker,
manufacturer of envelopes, $4,000. The
building, which is owned by the UConnol
estate, is damaged to the amount Of Isl si!oOu
fully insured. The cause OF the hre Is un'
known.
The Park Savings Bank of Brooklyn was
robbed yesterday of a small tin box con
tanning SIS 1000 in city bonds and $500 IL
money. No arrests were made.
A broker in Broad street is reported bJ
his partner to have absconded with s2o, ooC
in 500 bonds of 1867, three certified checks
of $4,000 each, and 600 shares of various
kinds Of stocks, valued at $4,000.
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sUGAR.-Hauana, February 2S.-Specu-
lators in sugar show disposition to with
draw from the market. They fear a re-
action in consequence of indications yester-
day of heavy decline.
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AFFAIRS IN sVIRG INTA-

RECOMMENDED FOR ApPoINTMENT,-It il
stated that Mr.: George G. Wilde, local edi-
tor Of the Virginia State Journal when
that paper was printed in this city, has
beon recommended for the position Of clerk
Of the court Of Nelson county, and will, in
all probability, be appointed to fill that
ottice.-Aleedndria Gazette.
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In Philadelphia on the 26th ultimo Czorer
Seed was not so much in request; sales at s.. 25
to 80. so, and from second hands at go. Timothy
Seed declined and sold Ut s.. 36 TO $40. Flair
seed 81 63 to S2G6 ~
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,yaII Delivery mt Hamilton.

FORTRESS MONROE, March Twelve ne
groes-two charged with rape and the
others with minor offences-escaped from
Jail at Hampton Saturday night.
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The Fifteenth Amendment In the
Nevada Legislature.

SAN Francisco, March IA dispatch
from Nevada says Intellectual efforts have
been made to make the fifteenth constitu-
tional amendment the special order Of the
day for Monday. Its final passage is i'm
possible. The opinion prevails that it per-
mits Asiatics to become citizens.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-02

Snow Montreal, February 27.-Raii-
way travel is very much deranged on &C
count Of snow. The track between Pres.
colt and Ottawa is completely blocked, and
che mails for Ottawa from Prescott and this
city are carried in sleighs.
Another snow-storm set in yesterday, and
still continues, the city being externally
buried in snow, and business is eatirely
suspended.
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Cruising to Intercept Cuban Rein.
fNr2ementA.

New YORK, March IA Spanish man
of-war boarded the schooner Wide Awake
off Sound Keys February 10Th. She was
cruising for small steamer reported to be
carrying recruits and stores to the Cuban
rahpla
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-02
The Fifteenth Amendment Adopted
by the Louisiana legislature.

NEW ORLEANS, March IA joint resolu-
ton ratifying the fifteenth constitutional
amendment passed both Houses of the Lee
gislature to-day.
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Senator Wade will retire from public life
at the close of his senatorial term, declining
q foreign mission or anything elSe.-Cm
Cinnati Commercial.
The Senate can easily fId new fool.
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FArLL Acc1DENT.-Batimore, February
2s.-Albert Clark, q workman in Butler q
Perrigo's planning mill, was caught IT. IN "a a
belt Of the machinery yesterday. His lett
arm was torn from its socket, and his leg
dislocated. He died in few hours.
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Pacific Railroad Blocked by Snow.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 1.-The Union
Pacific railroad is still blocked by snow.
No trains have arrived from Wastieche
since February 18th.
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The weather Mt the South.
S Teo,nu, wos done4, c., March 1.-The
oahia5o wac "oN - -nrv cold. Some
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4 A naper mill at Lee, Mass, worked by
watkins & Co., was burned Saturday,
Loss, s25 5000; insurance, $4,000
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-.aomesttc ,Markets-fBr Tz1goRApH1


Egg 1862 March d%l and
new, soH r yirsinia o. JOS. Gold, isi,s'
Flour dull and dropping. Wheat dsE, %
heavy Corn lc. better. Pork quiet; new
mess ss2. Steam lard dali barrels, Ice. Cot
ton dull al 29hc: Turpentine, o4056c.1 Rosin
quiet at $50. Freights dull. -ng
Erening.-Cotton dull and lower; sales TOO
bales ut 2sAc. Flour duh and declining; SUI
perfine State, s5.7o@s6. % common TO fair
extra southern, $6.35GS6.s0. Wheat dull and
vance; new yellow southern, Sl.o2. Pork ir-
regular and unsettled; new mess, &3l.S7H0
S32. 30, closing at the inside figure, caSh, Lard
fairly active; kettle, l90l9Hc. Whtskey easier
Other groceries unchanged, quiet, and dull.
Turpentine, 5iH@55c. Rosin, 81. 40D$S.
Governments closed steadier ut III for 5.20's,
1862. ~,
BALTIMORE, March l.--Cotton dull and
nomnally quoted at 29c. Flour-Family ac-
tive ut lower rates. Wheat nominal, with no
| sales. Yellow corn steady ut ss&592c.; mixed
Mess pork firm at 1880. Bacon firm shout
ders, l5hc. Lard, 2oac.
CINCINNATI, March Flour and corn
| quiet. Whiskey dull, and unsalabie at over
| S6c Provisions firm and quiet and In better
| demand, and holders confident. There Is bat
little pressure 70 sell. MesS pork neid NJ so..
| Bacon held at 1i0l4Bc. for shoulders, l7Ac.
for clear sides, and l7HQlshc. for sugar. cured
| hams. = 80 ~
| New ORLEANS, March l.-Cotton-Demand
and supply limited; middlings, 2sAc.; sales,
| 10000 bales; receipts lsince saturday., 1910
bales; exports. LIS bales. Sugar dull. aud
| unchanged common, l2b0lSc,;; prime, 1870
| l5Ac.; yellow, 7lEc. Moiasses dull and Gn.
changed; prime, soc. Gold, 1925. Kew York
| sight, NC. premium. 7Ss1
Foreign Markets-[BI TxLSaxlpHI.
Lospoy, March l.-Nooa.--Consois, ask
United States bonds quiet and steadya at S2ts
LONDON, March l.--Erening. Consols, 3d.
United States bonds, S2A. Sugar armer
| alloat. 29s. Sd.
! LIvERPooL, March l.-Nooa.-Cotton quiet
uplands, llHd. Orleans, l2Ad. estimates
sales, lo,oo0 bales. Corn-Nsw, Ses-; old, Sis
firm at S7s. Cd.
LIvgRpeoL, March J.. Ersnilo. ~ Cotton
dull; upiands, IlKd. Orleans. l2Ad.; sales
5000 bales. Corn-oid, Sis. %. !; naykls 500. Oh
HAvRx, March l.--Cotton easier; tres orii
naire, on the spot, 1907. Il
/ HAvRs, March l.-EecssfRJ.-S0tt0n ciosee
quiet and unchanged. AF
HAvAsA, February a7.-susar closed aat
dull, and declining.
sam DoaIsao, February 20. Tho sugar an,
coffee crop 10 short. The tobacco crop show
AN increase. ,5
Il
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Foreign Markets-[BI TxLsas4fHj.

aCHooL REPORTS. -Gl sTo THE Dis
k2E s1f FsIa EasS5ts s Rsb 3 e saMa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-02

REPORTED KILLING.--We heard report
at late hour last night that the murderer
Quinland was shot and killed yesterday at
Buffalo Springs. 1t is said they pursued
him to that place, surrounded him, and
ordered him to surrender. Quinland, re-
sisting, shot and wounded one of the
negroes, when he was himself shot by one
Of his pursuers with fatal effect. Though
we cannot vouch for the truth of this report,
we received it from sources entitled to
credit, and consider it most probably cor
rect.-Ly7achburg Republican, 2SM.
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Inspections Of Tobacco
in the city of Richmond for the month OF Feb.
Seed,

Increase In 1869.
tOpened 2Sth February, 1868.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-05-21

For the Jasper Courier.
spring Races Commenced.

There was quite ancxcitemcnt created
n the town of Jasper on Friday even
inc The l4.h, caused by the assembling
# HE Young bloods of said town in
noot of MIR. Carr's law Office, where
,,ey had assembled several times before.
Sid last assembly resulted in trying the
.uerior speed Of the best blood in town.
me first race was made between the
Chester Ball and the Flying Filly, which
resulted as follows: The Chester Ball
nmr through in seven seconds and the
pIving Filly in eight seconds. The Sec
ond race was made between the Irish
Grey ana the Blind Doctor. which re-
snlted incrowning the Irish Grey victor
Of the evening. After which, several
races of minor importance We're made
NJ the two and three year-olds But we
,hink they would obigc the citizens OF
this town if they would retire to the
commons 20 prove their great skill and
speed in root-racing. and not convert the
streets Of this town into race tracks and
nublic houses into lounging places.
MENTOR.
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B U L LIS
w orm Destroyer
ViLLASow, WALEEE Co.. GA.
June .gth. 1856.

Or JoHS ErII--Dear Sir: ] have recently given your
Worn Destroyer several trials and tnd wonderfully
ecaciogs IL has not failed single instance 10 have
the wished for effect doing pretty large country
practice and have daily for stiee OF this X nd
j nun free 10 confess that know 81 REMEDY
msnced by The ables authors thai certain and speed
IN lie Effects ON the contrary they isin in th,
extreme. Ny object in writing You is 10 frd uprfi
hat terms get the medicine directly ir, If
II can get rpon asy terms shall deal Of II.
ain that the o such sriices Is contrary tie
teachings and practice Of great maorit yat he regular
line OF W. DIS but nojnst good in DIS
lcard'ng remedy which We know 90 be Efficient simply
hecarst we may he ignorant Of lis coubnaton For ry
part, shall make rule all and any a.
ieviafe suffering humanity which may be ste 70 con-
mend not hesitating because rgenirut
.haL myself may have learned its effects first ard secured
The sole right 20 secure that knowledge How ever b.
no means an advocate supporter Of the thousands (
worthless nostrnus that Good the Country hat IrrTor t.
cure oil usnner Of disease 70 which human flesh eii
Plesse reply so9h. and inform 81 your hest
| SEQ Lsn, i!f most respectfully.
JULIUS Y. CLEMENT VI. d.
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. lE &c IL 3 y

To THE WoRKING CLAss.--I am now
prepared to furnish all classes with
constant employment at their homes,
the whole of the time, or for the spare
moments. Business new, light and prof
liable. Fifty cents to Is per. evening, 70
easily earned by persons of either sex,
and the boys and girls earn nearly -
much MS men. Great Inducements are
offered those who will devote their whole
time to the business and, that every per.
son who sees this notice, may send me
their address and test the business for
themselves. l make the following unpar-
|alleled offer: To all who are not wen
satisfied with the business, wilFsend 8 I
u pay for the trouble Of writing me. -
Full particulars, directions, &c. sent Zee
Sample sent by mail for 10 cents. \. 4"
Address +, G. ALLEN, Augusta Maine
March ls-3m-G. p. r..
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YsHE propretor Of this celebrated medicine usyeiairs
for IL SUP erority overall rsndies ofefd 10 he
public for the s4rr err pyRvAsENr Of Agus
and Fever Chs and Fever whether Of shor or long
standing He refers TO the entire Western and South
western country to tear him testimony 90 he truth of
the assertion that In Whatever will ia 10
II The directions strictly followed in great
many single dose has been sufficient for cure
md ~Eoe fanilies have he.n cured ~ single iotte.
with perfect restoration Of the general bcslh Ii s.
however PRUDENT and in every certain to cure,
after the disease has been checked esq eesy diff
fcult snr ong-sanding Usually. This med enc
Will NO require shy ae 20 keep the bowels in godoreer
,shoud the pstent, however. require catharc nied
cine. after having taken three c four discs ~ The cr,
Ia single ioss Of BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY ILLS
viii be Sufficient
IT, DIR. JOHN BULLS PRINCIPAL Office
No 40, fiith. Cross Sheet
LOUISVILLE, Ky.
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ADMINISTRATORS Sale.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
~ Office is hereby given that the un.
~ dcrsigned. "A administrator of the KS.
tate Of Elizabeth Thurman, deceased, will
offer for sale at public auction, at the res
idcncc of George Thurman, in Bain'
bridge township, Dubois county, Indiana,
:" MONDAY, May ast, isSs,
tho personal property cf said estate, con.
sisting Of one cow, a lot of wheat in the
bushel. wheat growingin the Aeld, chick
ems. geese, household and kitchen furni.
ture. and various other articles. Sale to
begin at ten o'clock. "A. NJ.
TERMS Sums Of three dollars and
under, cash: over three dollars, a credit
of six months will, DO given, the pufcha.
ser giving his note, with interest from
day of sale. waving benefit ofappraise.
ment and valuation law, with approved
security. JOHN THURMAN,
May 7-3w Administrator.
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school Picnic.


On Monday last. the citizens of Hunt
il,..l urg manifested their zeal in the cause
If education. Gy setting it apart for the
rising generation. A picnic Was given
t4e IA.lc lUlAs that attended the primary
school; also tLey Were allowed 10 exrr-
cise iaeir several abilities in speaking.
s.Yaing. dcclaiminr, &c. After repair
iae 10 a beautiful grove near town. on
misrcs green carpet. an that could be
Gc. .sed ly the most sensitive epicurc
vis spread by the ladies'. in style that
sAogel TO little degree of skill in the
aT Alicr The rcrast the little army was
nlaaod ~ its teacher. SO prompt, 81
qsiDl, that i. seemed as though
She where'cr She taught.
Tut 90 much or her heart into her net
Iha hcr Example had magnets force,
Andall worc swift 70 foll"w whom allowed
hficrwlich. the various exercises wcrr
taken up and disposed of in Il name,
thai would lave done honor 10 older
tcads.
ietus have more of these. Vice. crime
and ignorance cannot withstand such an
array. Rho GEAMMA.
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Bogus I r.sislatio ion The Radical
Hca bcrS OF the House k.tiiy
the Constitutional Amendment.
Ale Radical members of the House
met yesterday afternoon and under the
picgadon ct senator Morton proceeded
70 raliiy the proposed Constitutional
suffrage Amendment. with the expecta-
ton that the Radical Congress will ac-
cept il a. { legislative act
Iac Senate, or what was left of 1t, as
sIn1lcd Yesterday morning and the roll
ell disclosed only thirty-two members
present. I he constitution requires that
ot Tie transaction OF Legislative bust
moss. a quorum, thirty-iour Senators,
must be present. A message from the
Governor announced that sixteen Sena-
tors had resigned. The Senators pres
cht. up 10 adjournment. hcsitated about
TIER power Tor the transaction Of bust
Hess, Inc Lieutenant Governor deciding
tAcy did not have it.
la the House the roll call disclosed
liy-six members present. all Republic
cans hit Messrs. Davis and Cofiroth.
lie Constitution requires that a quorum
" slXiy-seven members must be present
lor tie transaction OF legislative bust
ness. The Speaker decided that for or
olnarv legislative business the presence
y a quorum was necessary, bat there
was doubt as to that necessity to pass
we Constitutional Amendment. The
Governor informed the House officially
.hst iorty-two members had resigned
ms broke the quorum. Under these
circumstances, the House. with only fifty
Jour members present, concurrcd in the
senate amendments TO the specific APP
propriation bill. ordinary legislation, and
uen, when fiity-six members were pres
'ht. two declining TO vote, because ii vi
waited the Constitution of the State, ac-
V,epted andraiitied the proposed Fifteenth
amendment TO the Constitution Of the
United States.
The Constitution of Indiana (Article
section a, prohibits any legislation
"ncn quorum is not present. Ii says
II. lwo-thirds Of each House shall con-
su'ule quorum to do business; but a
adulaiier number may meet, adjourn from
uy TO day, and compel tho attendance Of
absent members"
Inc iniany Of tho course Of the Radi.
9 members Of the House in doing bus
npss without quorum needs 10 COM
@cht' : indianapolis Sentinel, 18th.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

N Office is hereby. given that the IN
D. rdersigncd has been appointed Adj
ninistrator Of The Estate or Elizabeth
Thurman, late Of dubois; county, de-
solvent. JOHN THURMAN. Y
April ao-3w Administrator.