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The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17

oyg i-cass s' pafrAsaihg ass arrangements sS sell iag tzy completed sss v6rt 70 Sss Tssauf 6 Fuu s,-k S M -rvhssdss Ia each dsT@rtnsui, con pssssag all Srtcl-s eN4ursd bf, ssa GaSss tbrogboui tAs Torf.tasy.
 We ssl al small sevaaoss. FOR cAsH and are psstse ths ,hs hssss sf every nterios Aerrhas so bay ts-ins,ssA os ia san Fran-lee sls~whesvhss-hy avcldinK the sxr~@s~s snA sEnoysnc.s sf soug uas ,ss 1rnsy, sai ihs t-> of rAres =o~iAs i'~s Seees say rso@v. thsT purchases ssatsg usu to inrseaAs .Ar, Teos- ~,ss .i.e os less capital invested
 oFisrs ty eag F-s<ye careful zt1sHtiSs, 'As SAns though tiss T~stssy ssonlssivss ytssezt.
 ir A vgei zs GUARANTEE st1fsFAcfiuN ia rriets, quality qlisStl,y aud a-~ar'spesi "f se~.is.
 CsT~ses aa Buiioa received al lzss, sss FrsSei'U0 Saassigss ~ slI ss ssrous' ai may t~ de- sss~s HOOPER WHITING co.
 AstnoNs City 4. T.. Sept is, ls1o.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17
Bold Rohhsyies.

The recent robblng of trains on the Pacific 9ailroad startled everybody, and proved that Americans beat sAs world is doing both good and evil
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17

ALEXANDER TO VICTORIA vicy, may I have some 7wksyf Vie. to Aleck-Not ye. dear Bs~T with the bird awhile longer, until Bismarck gets through with his Nap.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17

HERETOFORE, all Mark Twain's innocent, have been abroad, hut now he has one at home.
 "Ana the batv has red hair"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17
ISAAC N. LEVY, Dealer in General Merchandise. aul General
 Commission Merchant, San BerBardino, California.

Aerrea1sis ss forwarded iS sny FSgt sf Assasy.s wA VrrssYsn~ss and 3fsFasrA
 osAd Ssst L4e@i Isrrssrs ard E.aaisgs Pian set.ls nssatG, hsagha
 oeiss a< iAs ATisouA ss&ss Ias~ Sa Jsch.aa rao~s Ss<peE f Thsrd and Grafiaa stsue.a
 S1E h~rsafsliDN Cal. August X. ts1u
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17

LKysrM. London, England and Bremen, Prussia the longest day has sixteen ani half hour4 At stockholm, in sweden, the longest dav has eighteen aud a half honrs. Al SL Peters- barg Russia, and Tobolsk, in Siberia, Ihe longest day has nineteen hoBss and the shortest five hours. Al Hamburg, in Gsrmaay, ast Danizic. In Prussia, the longest day has seventeen bours. aud the shortest seven hours Al TOyBsl, ia Fin. land the longest day Is twenty one hours and a half and the shortest iSo hours and 8 half Al wSrdhuys, in Norway, the day lasts from she Fist Of May 70 the 23d of July, without Interruption at Spitzenbergcn The longest day Is three and a hA1 months. At New York, the lHsgesi day, June i9th, has fourteen hours and aly Ave Iuip- utes Ai Montreal, ffteen and ha.i AoSss.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17

IT costs moro 10 Avenge wrongs than ts bear them.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17
Notice tO Settle.

We aTs hard nP bs ossa, And wisA ihAs cur patrons woald come to relief Yoar snooslB.s sFs a0 ,s 1 Fssee,a'.s1, Q. ". BARNARD co.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17
rHlRrv-FIFrH PARALLEL ROUTE

The Shortest and Best Route from the Southern and tern States to the States and Territories of the Pacific Only Which Large Trains and Herds og s Can be Driven, Without Suffering from T Sock
 of Food and Drink. ~ ~"sA
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17
The ~M Miner.
Mark Twain's Early stunner. ."

obtained :. .y ---,.@s---s.~ ysda e ihc t5 t1s with the Canadian thistle, and br carefully select ing and culuyatiRg tbe specmcns Tor several seasops have secured product that permanently combines The c=rliness cf the former and ibe en' darancc of the latter; in other words, my i'," potato Is rare combination fspcod snd bottom and it will do to bet CD. have cbrisiened N Inc Early s,unneE--a name suggested oy its extra ordinary qualities and performances from mii' lions Of Testimonials select ihe following, which came entirely unsolicited from the celebrated pr Jones Having no laai 0i my owu planted 2 pound Of Early s,unners' In tho msesdamized road opposite my residence. One oi my neigh hcrs recommended sn application of plaster, as he thought the road had been summer hloWed too much to raise crops without q stnniani. As this waa my frst experience in agriculture acted upon his suggestion, and applied one of Aleocs : porous plaste.s 10 each hill. The result Sss amazing On ibe lst oi July had ten bushels oi Backeyes; July 2, 100 bushels of Pukeycs Juy {. pair of black eyea, July C. twins July :, had @ aiE say potatoes C E,va SS5d Co sssf iS' peace. Accordingly hired couple Of 1fishmen sunk a shah in my front yard, iunnelled unde' the road, aud soon etrUck a magnificent vein o potatoes. 1 shall nereT know how many eushci' there were, for a yumor got sbroad that there N q an lrruptiOn of predatory FesaaaiA Before th' next mornings sun burst, tbe iast potato hSd dts appeared. and Eas ruined.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17
M NORAs plenty wood, wafer snd grasa. piepty wood, and grass, no water.

Toun Ing water most Of She year, gTass wood pss.y wood, water ARd grSss tn shssraznee.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17

water scarce ln dry season gTass and water paen,r hBe pine timber, water aBd grass plenty water in tanks, scarce in dry season. grass and xs plenty good water and Erass, wood scarce near can grass aud wood
  plenty Of poor satsr, good grass, wood scarce. lair water, grass plenty, wood scarce water scarce iA dry season, wood and grass plen,y plenty Of water by digging feet in ted Of creek gs. and wood scarce. plenty Of water. gr=ss and wood.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17

t2r. HOsT TETTER' BITrEMs ~ Al Dr. keadalls Pioassg Drsg Store.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-26

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN GALvEsToS.-Got-
peSton, February PA fire last night de-
stroyed block on the north side Of the
Strand between Fremont and Twenty-se-
cond streets, and the opposite square on
the south side of the Strand. Many of the
houses were of but little value, but were
filed with large stocks. Goods were lost
valued at 100000 The sufferers were
Dargen & Fabyn: William Barnes, Phoenix
Express, 7. B. Stubs, Cert Brothers, G. b.
Barnett, J. c. Gorham 4 Co., Ralph, Levy
& Co., G. W. Grover, John D. Rogers &
Co., w. II. Sellers, J. S. Sellers 4 Co. !;
Union, Marine, and Fire Insurance Com
pany; Z. F. Austin, B. & A. King, Barrett
4 Wall, Henry Sampson, Mound City Mu-
tual Insurance Company, De Wolf & Sulli-
van, u. G. Herbert, Shackleford u Brown,
Smallwood & Clark, c. W. Hurley u Co.,
S. Jacobs & Co., and S. Woods 4 Brother.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-26

The missionary packet Morning Star was
wrecked on Vicibonca Island, in the Pacific
October 18th. She is total loss. HeI
passengers, among whom were Revs. j. F
Payne, G. B. Snow, A. A. Sturgis and
family, were saved and taken to Honolulu
by the British brig Annie Porter.
Several severe shocks of earthquake have
recently occurred on the island of Hawaii.
The summit of the volcano of Maunaloa is
shrouded in smoke, indicating that the era
ter is again active. -.4.
Yesterday the Government six-per-cents
Of 1881 reached ll74, which was the price
of gold during part of the afternoon. In
other words, the SKIES Of 1881 were at par
of gold.-Nc,o York World, 24h.
.Ne,o Orleans, February 24.-The act ap-
propriating $4,000 to the Ladies' Monumen-
tai Association of Fredericksburg has pass
ed the Legislature, and now goes to the
Governor.
A fire damaged H. T. West 4 Co.'s queens
ware store IN Cincinnati, on Wednesday, to
the amount of $4,000; J. Brace, c. W.
Morris, and MsCall's hardware, lose 9l0,
0Qes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-26

FREE TRADE IN NEW YoRK-NATIoNAL
TOBACCO AssoCIATIoN.-Ne,C York, Fe-
bruary PA large free trade meeting
was held this afternoon in the rooms Of the
late open board of brokers in Broad street
Jackson S. Schultz, president. Letters
were read from congressman Brooks and
Cox, Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, and others.
Addresses were made by Samuel j. Tilden
and William Cullen Bryant.
The messenger of the State Bank of New
Brunswick, N. T., was robbed while in the
currency department of the sub-treasury
to-day of o bag containing 1880 in Go
vernment bonds and 81 900 in currency.
The National Tobacco Association con-
sidered, without action, to-day q resolution
for the appointment of committee to pre-
sent to Congress such amendments to the
internal revenue laws as are to the interest
of the trade.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-26
VIRGINIA. NEWS.

An IAposrER.--A person calling himself
the Rev. Mr.. Caperton, from Charleston,
8. e., imposed upon the Masonic fraterpity
and the Methodist congregation here with
a woeful tale he told. He represented
himself to be the pastor of church in
Charleston, and in search of some one who
owed him sum of loaned money.
A letter has reached here from Charles
ton from member of the Methodist church
in that city, who expresses the opinion that
the name Of Caperton is assumed, and that
the party is unworthy of sympathy and m
imposter, as neither he nor any other Me-
thodist in Charleston knew of such party
there as the Rev. Mr.. Caperton represents
himself. .u
He is a man about sixty years of age,
tall and slender, and tells doleful tale in
doleful manner.-Staunton Vindicator.
I'VE learn that there is now an imposter
of the same sort in Riehmond.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-26
WILL OF ARregxoysnr MIN ~ fa,unr !

WILL OF A RfcHMoyD MAN IN CeuRr r.
In April last Richard Dryden Addington
willed his entire estate to his executor,
Albert Day, of New York, in trust for the
Cooper Union. His infant son, William Weed,
bearing the maiden name of his mother
in consequence Of difference between his
parents, by his guardian contests the will
on the ground Of insanity, and seeks to
show that on account of disappointment
in love with fascinating widow the mind
of the testator took peculiar religious
turn, and he was thereby led to give up bic
business as life insurance agent. A wit
ness for the contestant testified that the
testator told him that ray of light struck
him, penetrated his skull, and entered his
brain, and from that moment he became "a
component part of God.
The testator believed his conversion SINH
lar to st. Peul's, the agency being light. He
declared that In whatever he did he asked
the direction and guidance of God. He
thought 1t sinful to do business while he
had enough Of this worlds goods, and be-
iieved himself o trustee Of God in the dis:
position Of his property. The witness
thought it indicated o very peculiar state
Of mind to ask Gods direction in this man
ner.. Although aware that the Testament
taught "that whatever you do, whethe,
you eat or drink, you do all to the glory Of
God" he considered the testator at least
peculiar in following such precepts.
On being asked by the executor whether
it was Considered by him any more
peculiar that n ray of light should
strike man in this age than in the age Of
St. Paul, the witness replied ~ do not be-
lieve in miracles at present. God has NJ
need of these agencies in this time" Ii
answer to the question" How he determined
that ?" the witness replied ~ suppose, al
every one has, they have conscience giver
them by God"
The contestants counsel objected to thu
executors question, "Do you know tht
purposes of God so that you can determine
that it is not essential now to do these
things?" and the Surrogate sustained tht
objection.
On the oath of January, 1859, the cir
cult court of Richmond, Va, decreed thai
the testator and his wife should be divorced
and that neither should, by virtue of the
relation heretofore existing between them
have any right to claim upon the person
of the other, or the estate to which the othel
might be entitled and Mrs. Addington, by
her counsel, accepted 1000 in full satis
faction and discharge of all claim she the1
had or might thereafter have upon her hus
band, or against his estate, for the mainte
nance of herself and her infant child, nov
contesting the will.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-26
Cuba.

HAVANA, February 25.-Captain- General
De Rodas has issued one decree freeing
1000 negro prisoners of war, who had been
hired out by the Government, and is about
to issue another establishing special courts
for the army, navy, churchmen, and TO
reigners. -
Eighteen members of the Cuban Junts
at Santiago have been executed.
NEW YORK, February 25.-A dispatch
from Colonel Verona announces the arrival
of Quesada via Nassau at St.. Augustine
Fla, leaving General Jordan in command
Quesada left Cuba January 9th. The
Spaniards had been discounted every.
where.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR
L PUBLIC PRINTING.

RICHMOND, February 81, 1870.
In accordance with the provisions Of an act OF
the General Assembly passed March L. 1865, sealed
proposals will be received By the undersigned at
the office of the Clerk of the House Of Delegates
until MONDAY. 2sth instant, at IL NJ, for the fol-
lowing PRINTING for the present session Of the
General Assembly:
SENATE.
COMPOSITION OF BILLS, per LOCO ems
COMPOSITION OF JOURNALS AND DOCU.
MENrS, per ], 900 ems;
PRESS WORK, per token Of $40 sheets, octave.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
COMPOSITION OF BILLS per 1000 ems
COMPOSITION OF JOURNALS AND DOCU.
MENTS. per ], 900 ems;
PRESS WORK, per token of 24o Sheets octave.
The character and specimens of the work can
he seen by calling ut the Office Of the Clerk Of the
House Of Delegates.
Separate bids Will be required upon the Senate
and House work.
The successful bidder or bidders will be required
to enter into bond and security for the prompt ant
faithful execution Of their contracts.
G. A. SCHAFFTER,
fe 25--at superintendent Public Printing,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-26

How IT WoRks.-The discovery Of steel
ore, in the county of York, of a very supe-
rior quality, is likely to lead to pleasant
and profitable results. Last week con-
tract was entered into by the York County
Iron and Steel Works with Messrs. S. W.
Hopkins l. Co., an English house in New
York, for one thousand barrels of steel orc
to be shipped to that country. The Eng
lish company also reserved in the contract
the privilege to take FIVE thousand tons at
the same price-to wit, 81 per ton.-fork
fPd.) Er.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-26
Douestic sfarkets-iBY TsLsanArnI.

NEW YoRK. February -Hoon.--T.our IN.
en- .nRed. Wheat a shade frmer and gnist. Corr
quite arm PSrs DUH ness; sass;TS nsne Lac
strained. Ffsights dun. .r...-.s,.,
snd heavy. sales, $500 bales. Flour se.as
ar%sr. pas.ieuiarfy Tor winter; winter RED sn9
heavy new. sss9$.a.Si Yard heavy; EsstIe, I'D
gar scarcely as ra. = Coee droopins. MoIassss
In fair request. Naval stores and frcights dull.
BALTrasoRE, February Flour and xaeas
steady. Corn-Yelloy, dc white, s4@ssc. oats
quiet. whiskey held at 81 OF. -.
Vireinta e's, old, so3 1865, 50; iesTs, NS.
North Carolina os, "a bid.
CINcIsSArh February as;ncorn dull; pg.nas
visions dull and non,inaliy lower. Pork, e1s0
s27.2s. Shoulders, I2tc.; clear Sides Isse. Lard
dull kettle, lsic.
LOUISVILLE, February @.-Corn unchanged
Provisions firm. Keg lard, l7c. Whisky, osc.
st. LOUIS February 2s.-Corn advanced l@sa.
Bacon-Shoulders, 173c.; clear sides, letGa7c.
Lard nominal.
Boston. February es.--Cotton dull and prices
lower; middings, &c. receipts, leo bales; sailed,
200 bales. J4
NORFOLK. VA. February .s..-Cotton dull ana
wise 374 bales sales, SO bales.
| SAVANNAH, February as.-Cotton dull Of
22ct.: receipts, LIT bales; exports-to Great
Britain ess bales; coast~se 5H bales; sales, -
bales. sa , ~ $50
AUGUSTA. February 8.-Cotton dull and unset.
tied at 22G2etc.; receipts, s7s bales; sales. M
bales
MOBILE, February 2s.-Cottor irregular at
72i@23c. receipts, so4 bales: sales, 500 bales.
CHARLESTON. 8. a., February es.-Cotton quiet
sss bales exports, coastwise lsl bales sales. 90
balea s@'a
NEW ORLEANS. February 9s.-Cntton quiet sad
lasaad4satsaslEicSIc.. Receipts. s,2ss bales. Ex:
ports-To Liverpool. ~! 1850 sssssS.S - =
bales; to Barcelona, 1000 bales. 0saes,
GALVESTON, TEXAS, February es.--Cotton arm
with moderate demand: good ordinary, lsac.
receipts, 2,ea2 bales; sales, L2ss oalee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-26

MEETING OF RAILROAD OFFICIALs-THE
LINES FROM New YORK TO New ORLEA
4 meeting of the representatives of the
various railroads constituting the line from
New York to New Orleans via Baltimore
Washington, Richmond, and Petersburg
Va, assembled at Barnum's City Hotel yes:
terGay at noon. The following gentlemen
we're present: F. w. Rankin, J. W. Gore,
G. A. Darlmun, Peter V. Daniel, Jr., J. B
Gentry, Charles Ellis, Hon. G. Collier, J
C. Sprigg, Hon. R. R. Bridgers, Colonel S
L. Fremont, General William Macrae, Viii
liam J. Walker, Bentley D. Hassell, c. D
Owens, J. M. Broadus, J. B. Yates, J. 7.
Moffitt, William Rodgers, DR.. W. J. Haw.
kins, A. B. Andrews, Colonel William John
son, Thomas Dodamca1, A. F. Ravenel, F.
Netherland, John M. Robertson, E. G.
Chic.
The meeting was organized by calling
Hon. c. F. Collier to the chair, and appoint
ing J. B. Gentry, W. J. Walker, and L. G
Chic, secretaries. Prior to entering upon
the deliberations of the meeting, invita-
tions were received from the Northern Cen.
trail and Pennsylvania Central railways fol
the members to make an excursion to Al.
toona, Pa, in special train, and also an
invitation from the officials of the line be-
tween Baltimore and New York to visit that
city, which were accepted with thanks; and
it is understood portion Of the members
will visit each place. The discussion Of
matters connected with the through line
between New York and New Orleans
through Baltimore, as we'll as regards thu
facility of travel and the comfort Of pas
sengers, occupied the attention of the meet
ing for some three hours, the gentlemen
present giving their views at length. Thu
rates of fare and many other importau
matters appertaining to the general int
rests of the line, as we'll as to the travel
ling community, were freely discussed
Various committees were appointed, anc
the meeting adjourned to a future day, thu
time and place to be named by the Presi
dent.-BQftim0re San, 25M.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-26
New York! seeek .and Money Market

new YORK, February s-Noo,,.--stocss unset
tied. Money easy at s@s per cent. Sterling Ex
change-Long, 1851; abort, 1921. Gold, li7l 6-2o,s
20, coupons, 1l41. Tennessee Ts-E1-coupons, SO
new, 90. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., O.; new, IS
louisiana e's-old, 71s; levee rs, soa ss, 10
Alabama SIS, 81; Sc, e7k. Georgia SIS, 50; rs, o.
North Carolina 6's-Oid, 4sS; new, n.
Erening.-Money easy At s@s per cent. ster
ling 1887. Gold strong at III. Governments steady
5-2o's, 90, LIE. Southern securities dull.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-26

The London Times asserts that the legal
tender decision in the United States Sc
preme Court restores English confidence in
american justice.
Cars now run from Baltimore to Cincin'
natl in twenty-three aud half hours,
passengers being carried through without
change. (
A,gernon Maupin, former postmaster 81
Staunton, Va, arrested come days ago il
Washington on the charge Of forgery, vas
dismissed Thursday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-26

The Southern Railroad Convention.
BALTIMORE, February 25.-The delegates
to the Southern Railroad Convention, in
session here yesterday, departed northward
| to-day. :.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-26

ARREST or ALLEGED BIGAMIsrs.-Read
in7, February 24.-Edward and DAME
Agnew, who recently married two girls
named Dougherty at Chester, Pa, botl
having wives living in Philadelphia, have
been arrested and committed to prison OF
the charge of bigamy preferred by the
mother of the girls.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-26
Adjournment of the Texas Legis
5F lafure.

AUSTIN, Texas, February 25.-The Lee
sissature adjourned to-day sine die. The
United States senators elect addressed the
members. Governor Flanagan said he
wanted frontier protection and internal
Improvement. Senator Hamilton prefers
immigration from the Northwest and
Europe to immigration from the late Con-
federate State8, ,ssg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-26

At Burkesville, Nottoway county, Morris
Vaughan is appointed postmaster rice R..
A. Allen, declined.
A woman named Jane Duffy was caught
in the act of kidnapping baby in New
York Thursday, and committed for trial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-26
CEGTHIRG.
TAILORING, TAILORING.
CLOTHS, CAssIMEKEs, and vEsTING

CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, and VEST1NGS.
In addition to READY-MADE CLOTHING I
keep constantly on hand large and fnshionabe
assortment of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, and
VESTINGS, which l will make up to measure In
the latest styles aud best workmanship.
Mr.. JACOB EBEI, of Germany, lately OF Balti-
more one of the best cutters OIL coats and pants In
the State of Virginia is with me, and If he cannot
cut TO lit and please you, no one else can. Give
him a trial SMITH THE CLOTHIER,
1908 Main street.
Statesmen K. A. Saunders, F. +. Pecor, j. L.
Smith. lie
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-26

One day last week General Malone dis.
charged every one of the workmen at the
Central depot for refusing to answer at roll
call unless the time thus lost should be
taken from the time of labor instead Of
from the interval allowed for retreshment
and Observation-Disclosures Virginian.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-26

BEGINNING OF the Mormon Troubles,
New. YORK, February 25.-The Mormon
preachers have been driven from East Mea-
dows, Long Island, by the citizens.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-26

LOUISVILLE, KY., February 25.-The
Courier-Journal has been mulcted by 9
Jury in the sum of 5000 for calling Mary
Evans Halls establishment bawdy house.
She sued for $4,000 damages. Il, Tx.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-26

In the Senate Thursday Mr.. Lewis intro
'.uced bill to remove political disabilities
from certain persons, and to dispense with
the requirement of the test-oath in certain
cases. Referred to the Committee on Disa-
hilities.
THE bill is understood to be for the relief
Of certain officials in Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-26

NoTy PRINTING, ETC.-It appears from
official statements that the amount paid to
the several bank note companies for print
ing notes, bonds, and fractional currency for
the Government since and during the year
lNC2 is 81, l67, 942.S9.
The amount paid to the Adams Express
Company for the transportation Of incom-
pete currency, bonds, notes, specie, &C.,
from New York and Philadelphia to Wash
'nSton, from June 1862, to January "a
$50, is s7S,S97.-lj nshingfon telegram
Enliim0re .Snn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-26

Patents were issued last week to Virgil
mans rs follows To Isacc I. Smith, Rich
moad. for brake and ratchet for eleyating
and lowering buckets; to Charles J. Beas-
ley, Petersburg, for alarm-gun and for cot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-26

NFGRoEs.-About one hundred negroes
left for Louisiana yesterday. Fifty came
up on the Southside railroad, and the others
were Lynchburg negrocs.-Lynchturg Re-
publican.
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have removed my stock
~ HARDwAaE. CUTLERY, !,
GARBAGE MATERIALS.
MxcH1N1sTs, GOODS, &C.

to No. Iass mAIN STREET. four dsorss aboye ny ny
PIX white as shoe store ,s sna sS Where With
r.ar sonse and stock Sooas ,a rs
sensradto servo my friends aud all osnefs
who may want anJth IN ny me H. WILLIAMS.
sALEsazs w. \, E.lio.s, :, y. w nasH%ss q
n. Elliott,