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lSlCHMOND AND DANV1LLE RAIL

DlCHMOND AND BAN VILE RAIL
Az ROAD.-PAS3EEGER SCdEOULE:
GOING SOUTE.-LYncnbars sad D4nvihe pas.
senEers leave Richmond a4ll7 except ~5lndsysl
y: e:i5 L. III; Leave EGrEGvilie daily IexcCp. Sun
Gays) 81 / =. M; arrive NJ Danytile daily lex
cept SIDdaysj g: SIS 2. 81. MAIL
AID EXPRESS leaves Richmond daily Z: 2:s5
2. L.; leaves Darviile daily III as a. 81; arrives
g. Greensboro sSiiy ~ :05 Z. h.
EIofsSa NoKTu.-lgnchburE and CsGvills Fas.
sensers ieaTo DanvIiie dai!y (czaept Sundays at
T:45A 4. D.. leave RGrse7ile ally Except sun
daysl 1T l r. NJ; arrive &! 2lcarr2nI esnr
Except Sundays s.: 3:a5P. 8 ThFGGtA NAIL
AND EXPRESS leaves Greensboro DALI a. lbs
AM; leaves nenrine daily 81 3 g Z. H.; n.
r.ves IT Richmond dali; 81 H:rs \. u.
The uynchbarS and Dangille Passenger Tram
connects at Burkeville aith The t-a;ns on The
soa.hsite rosd 70. Petersburg, h~oc.olk, Lynch.
nurg, ard all stations "a the Eogtfside SnG Viz
giria End TenEesses railroads, Bristol; Knox
Vile, Dalton, CEattanocgz, hIsn!tt.e, aenphS,
srd al important points South sid Sou.u"e%;-
The Through Mail and Express connects
81 Greensboro With toe tysira on the North Caro-
liza read for Charlotte, Coiu:nhts, AugAS, Ia
gsnnah, Macon, Uobile. &oIta0netyl -, ac.i
and st Richmond with me htrtlaoat Frede,'cEs-
burg and PotOmac, Catag pcGks Gud Ohio and
Richmond and York River railr0adg..
SLEEPING CAbS and PATENT
RECLINING CHAIR on The through express
train. THOmA DoDA5lcaD,.
Sc superintendent.
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MACHfNERY, &c.
CHIN L SH P.

MACHINE saoP'
SLOAT & ADDINGTOS.
4ACHIElSrS,
WORKS AND OFFICE: l;?3 AND lt4 CAEr
STREET. FOURTEENTH y
EIsTkEETH STREETS.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
ALL KINDS OF 2EW WORK MADE RE.
Pairing srEAM-ENGlSSS and 0ILERs In
city and country: TDSACC0 WoRk o. al
kinds made and repaired TOBACCO a
TENING-MILLS made and Repairs In JphTN
FORM and all Other kinds Of SCALES REPAl
ED and ApJUsTTEp; ASESTs FOR !hs sai sS 8.
VERNON, sELDEN,S PATEkT TEAM.ES
CINE PACKING, Utica Corpsny's steal
GAUGES. These gauges ara warranted o. Us Ior
one year, and We sell them at l2m prtees; W. keepp
all kinds OF BRASS WORK OF
MAKE for STEAM ENGINES. such as gauge,
cocks. oil aud t%!le%-s4ps, Cii-cees E rTs.
TIES, WATER-SAUGES GLO6E-VAIVES,
BOILER-FLUE CLEANERS, dnds genetai as
sortment OF such articles rs are uSeo o. all ran'
ming steam-eusines aud saw-lGili .
SLOkT HSDD1EGTOh,
ie Is lL,2 aIp 1871 C2-y street
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TWO iDENTISTs.-Fresh NITRATE AM
L MONA, for making nitrous OXIDE gas ut
ds2 WOOD & SONS, 9th and Main streets.
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H.CuH0NC IND thTERhbUEG H. X. Cot
RICHMOND Oct. GO. 1879.

TE'HE TRAINS OVER THIS ROAD
4. run as folio rs:
Leave Richmond e. S:.s i. II. and $50 T. ".
Leave Petersburg a. &c A. u. and 7:05 Z. n.
Freight and Accommodation train, with psSsen-
ger car attached, will leave Richmond daily att
<. ID, and Petersburg daily st $40 a, Is. tSun-
days cxcepted).
She a:45 A. "a. train win not leave Richmond on
GUEDAIS, and the 1865 y. ii. train Will No, leave
Petersburg on SUNDAYS.
Passengers for EoriOlk viii take the ESQ p. u.
train, running through daily. Baggage checked
through.
The passenger coach attached 10 the cocl train
will run daily.
Lsa7e Clover Hill st 7 L. Il, connecting a.
gers Returning ai.I take the $50 z. NJ. train con.
meeting 1t Chester with the coal train.
IHCMAB Il. WYENE,
oc 81 superintendent.
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DILHMOND AND YORK RIVER
IL RAILROAD.

On and after MONDAY. Oct. "a, 1870, the trains
ON this road will be run as follows:
PASSENGER TRAIN.
GOING E~AST.-Leavcs Richmond daily al lis
?. n. !; arrive ut g est Point daily at $40 p. 81.
GOING WEsT.-Leaye West Point daily at A.
NJ. arrive at Richmond daily S, 1855 A. NJ.
Trains connect at West Point daily Except
Sunoay) with FIRsr-CLASS STGAMER9 Tor
landings on York river, Yorktown, ana Bslti-
more.
FARE.-To river landings, $3.50; to Bslti-
more, 81.
FREIGHT TRAIN. WITH PASSENGER CAR
ATTACHED.
Leave Richmond daily except Monday at
O'Clock A.. NJ; leave West Point d.ily (excep.
Monday At l O'Clock p. NJ.
THROUGH FREIGHT
For BALTIMORE end all points NORTH and
WESr. Received daily and forwarded promptly.
Through bills OF lad'ng given to all prominent
points North and Vest.
WILLIAM B. ENOS
oc % Freight and Ticket Agent.
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N~EETROPOLITAS aORN&

REETROPOLTTAS @0RA&.
CoRNER SEVENTH AHD CANAL sTREETs.
STATIONARY Aae soRTAkLE ENGINES
BARK, GRisT, and ,sLAsrE! MILLS
BOILERS, FORGINGS, Co STINGs OF iA9H
or BRASS; MILL GEARING, &C..
ENGINES and SAW-atI.LS OF various ales
always on hand.
old engines, &C., repaired and sold Q, commits.
sion or Exchanged for new. All other repairs
promptly and satisfactorily done.
Send for descriptive circalars.
deA WILLIAM L. TANNER u GU.
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BY Cook & Laughton, kuctloneers,
Corner Franklin and Governor streets.

CUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FU RN
- TUkE, BRUSSELS AND
CaRPFTS, SC, &C, At AUGad1N T. On, T s5Ii s.
the residence of George Chshcoa, Etq.. on 9th.
near the co-ner of Franklin street, all OF his beau
tirul FURNITURE, embracing
Elegant ROSEWOOD PARLUR SUIT complete,
In 2SOFAS, 4CHAIRS, and Akh CHalKS;
Very handsome FTAGFRE new design),
French Plate MIRROR, ROSEWOOD RECEP-
TION CHAIRS:
ROSEWOOD INLA'D TABLE,
COSTLY FNGRAVINGS,
ROSEWOOD MU>II TAN
WALNUT LIBRARY TABLE,
BRUSSzLS CARPETS for both parlors,
The dining-room furniture Is really beantlIui,
Walnut BUFFET marble slab and deliberately
wA.;a.tSsTr HTf' CHINA PRESS,
tXTENSinN TABLE.
WALNUT nINING-ROOM CHAIRS.
CHISA. GDASsWtRE F, and CRoCKERY, RE-
WALNUT HAT RACK and CHAIR
The CHI TN 5ecs are furnished with complete sets
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RoORa AND srAT10NEHY:


,o-s NOW 1871
1871. rs THE TIME 49,
TO SUBSCRIBE FOR TIE YEAR ISL
A,v NEWSPAPER or MAGAZINE pr put n y tSs
in the world sent to subscribers IN an' '
country, at low rates, By
rr1,ysoy 4 TAYLOR.
,,s MAJ, s,reet' mex. to Dtspateh building
Richmond, Vs.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
NEWSPAPERS P Pc 55osKkHM MAstSlfETfFTlh ia
TloSEnuuS PHOTOGRAPHS, IirAhE'
ansTANnARD WORKS,
inoOK CHEAP NOVEL;,
SOMEBODY'S, BAL
LAI DIME
AND .oo,-,
rEN-cEsT PuBL'ca and oo"-o
L ARTICLES REQUIRED
by the great
READING PUBLIC
GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE PUBLISHERS
AND THE PUBLIC.
The following sent by mail to any part OF the
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xOCT1Os sALss-FuIinre Days:
By Grubbs q Wiliikfns, .est.
Auctioneers and Real Estate = gents, : s.
Eleventh, between Mafn and Bank streets.

Eleyenth. between Main and Bans ssreetS' rH
THE VERY VALUABLE GRANITE:
FRONT BRIgki TENEME, TAT
NoRTHEAs1 GoRsER nF BHoAD 5HP
S STT5k kWAsEh e 81; n Nh REa akE aHEskSF,
ON SEVENTH STREET, For SALE AT
TION.-on THURSDAY. the sth day OF peceul-
g'ses' NJ PFSpfFF.y s' MT BR II sToS q and nd
DWELLING occupied by MT lie =. s:s staaae' ' gfs
every convenience and adaptation for business
purposes and rrivHte residence.
rear. occupi.d by NJ W. Broaddus, and well
suited for a store or a manufactory.
The property VII be sold Id. IS "a 2 'hs },m or ~ r. s aMo
Those desiring to purchase q corner store IN one
of tue very best locations on Broad street shoaia
attend this sale. asst will afford an opp9 ,ta = if he
soon again offered.
Terms w,ll be made known At the line Of sale.
de- GRUBB5 & W1LLIAMs. Aucs.
BY Thos. W. Keesee. Auctioneer,
No. 1917 Main street.
At AUCTION AT AUCTION L.
n CORNER Ninth AND BROAD
on TUESDAY. 9Th December. at 10 o'ctoeH, We
DREss TRIMMINGS,
REAL LACES,
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
PARAs0LS, =
NOTIONS, 81. .. -.
W0RSrED.
sdlWhs,S g;
anew IR1N SAFE,
DISKS, CHAIRS,
TE aiutSSEXPikrDi LEASE of sToRE.
ARMISTsAD & BIBB,
r,,o,,cw EErsDE. auct,oreer. de3
BY Hill & Goddin.
Auctionecrsa and Real Estate Agents,
No. HOS dain street.
WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION AT
w lie house No. 2l7 Mayo ST.. near Broad,
ON TUESDAY, MORNInG, December Q b, at 10
FUKNIT n1 fR sp9 IS aFT Of
PIaSO, BEDS and BEDDING;
TABLES. BUREAU:
6AESETs WIS ! SHADES;
TERMS: At sale. HILL s GODDIN,
de 3-lds Real Estate Agents aud huct'rs.
NEARSHAL'S SALE.-In the matter Of
NI Fisher. Aather ~ Roberts vs.. John L.. Cox,
In bankruptcy, by virtue OF an order from The
Hon; Judge Of the United States 2ista1eh oo = 1s ,0'
| shall offer for sale 10 the highest bidder, for cash,
at the store lately occupied by John L; n9X, 70.
t the S Sh daS S1 of iiiecemher. at IL o'clock A.. NJ, q
large ami very desirable stock of
SHOES,
Tikk4aVSELLitING-BAGs, &C..
embracing goods CT all grades fer ladies' gents
Persons desiring to purchase are invited to at
tend. DAFiD b. fARksh,
de 3-td ". :. Alarsnll.
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WALNUT,
rA T. ,,-.I

Cti1Tt &c SEIS:
SIX three ply Ca RPETS. as good as new,
uAIK and'spIRSG MATTRESSES.
Large CLrTfiFS PRESS,
TOILET WARE. &C., &c.
The above furniture vas made to order by q ceie,
hratcd manufacturer OF albany, New YORK ana
is really worth the attention ot those wanting hrst-
class housekeeping, aIti les and TO afford an op.
ppncn on MONDAY, 9Th December. fr" 0 untll3
o'clnck. COOs LaC'n1oN,
do AuctioncerS.
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MPUKTANT TO WESTERLY aNSlgSLa
SHIPPERS.
THE POWHATAN STEAMBOAT COMPANY
n Il
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
COMPANIES TROUGH LINE TO
THE WEST
offer superior inducements 20 shippers Of TO
BACCO, WHISKEY, BACON, CANDLES, &c.
to and from the West at low rates, quick time
and less handling than any other line.
All western and eastern-bound freight oellVereo
to and received from on boardtne cars OF the Bal.
Point, saving transfer by drays and exposure TO
weather In Baltimore.
by WILLIAM P. BRETT,
INV II Agent.
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PHILADELPHIA, RICH-AsSI
/ MCND AND NORFOLK syEAM-SsSsMA
SHIP LTNE-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICEA
WEEK. Steamers NORFOLK, EMPIRE, and j.
delphia every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY,
and Riclur ond every NOSDAY andTHCRSDss,
alternately. Freight received daily Except Sun,
daysl, cheaper thsn by any other route, for all
parts OF Pennsyleauis ana New Jersey ; also for
New Orleans ciG southern Mall Steamship Line
for Philadelphia. Freight taken for norfolk al
moderate rates.
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals and
stateroom, s.. . -.
No. M25 Dock street, Richmond.
VIM. p. CLYDE & CO.. Agents,
No. II North Wharves, and
ses No. 10 South Wharves, Philadelphla.
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1870. 1870.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS OVER THE
SHORT LINE.

RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC ROUTE TO hLh POINTS
NORTHEAST AND NORTH WEST.
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TRAIN No. 1.-THROUGH aAIL TRAIN pia
Washington leaves the depot corner Of Byrd and
Eighth streets, daily at Ills A. III. Arrives In
Richmond daily at 2:3s 2. M.
ROUTE will take this train on MONDAYS,
WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS.
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EIRE, MARINE, AND INLAND IN
I SUIANCE.

EIRE, MARINE, AND INLAND IN
Il SURANCE.
SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK
StIsSSiVev
CASH ASSETS fJsnuary i, Isioj...... s,oiIsss 81
BRANCH OFFICE, NO. 1gl4 MAIN
We issue POLICIES in the above irst-class
company on every description OF REAL AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY for protection against
loss or damage by FIRE. MARINE and INLAND
RISKS taken to any point In the United States.
Policies on brick buildings issued for from one to
ave years.
Rates IS low as those OF any other company
equally reliable. Applications solicited.
fe Il d. n. WALKER q CO.. Agents.
WINDOWS AND ORPHANS BENEFIT
w LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
BLACKBOARD & CLARK,
GENERAL MANAGERS FOR SOUTHERN
DEPARTMENT,
Is A L Z / d 0 & E, II D.
This company, while Issuing all approved and
safe STYLES of policies, invites special attention TO
their system OF GROUPING or T0NTINE DIVi-
DEED POLICIES, rendering life insurance avail
able as an investment unequalled by any other
company. For agencies, apply to ,oo,r
General Agent for the Southside,
1e es-2tawly* Richmond, Va.
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TOEN ". WYATT,
And COAbISSiCS MERCHANI,
NO. CONVERSION sTEEET,
RICHMOND, IA, PosT-OFFIcx BOX Ne
FOB LIVERPOOL ASD @gaNs
INMAN LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS,
FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY,
AND ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
paunble II, Gold. Payable tn Currency.
First cabin, .....--$75 Steerage...-~.."..ss9
TO TO t Lon; 80 80 TO TO P PonIsoa 80 .
Iiaket8 sold to and from England, Ireland, ana
the Continent, at moderate rates
Ror further information aUplv ct the Company's
oaaces; JOHN G. DALE, Agent
is broadway, New YORK; orO
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent, Richmond, va.
ZOE NEW YORK. SG@
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP kAasaA
COMPANY.
The sDlend.d new side-wheei steamships ISAAC
RELI. SARATOGA, NIAGARA ALBEs
sssATRLE. and HATTEgAs, leave New York for
Norfoik, City Point, and RlchmQnG, every TUES
- THURSDAY, ana SATURDAY at 3o'clocs
> q, Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FELL
DAY, and SUNDAY, aG high tide.
These ships are entirely new. Tney nave elegan!
5.loors ana etateroonns. The fare. accommodate
tIous. srt attention, are unsurpassed.
Cicsa connections made With CLEANERS for al
southern sad European ports.
insurance effected, when ordered, AT q SUAR
TEE CF ONE PEE CENT, II Inc ocsce5 OF this
For further information apply to
JOHN w. WYATT, Agent,
nv 90 No. 8 Governor street.
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TARIFF OF PRICES.

TRAIN No. ~2.-THRDUGH MAIL TRAIN cid
Washington leaves The depot corner OF Byrd aud
Eighth streets, daily Sundays excepted, st $50
2. N. Arrives In Richmond (&ondays excepted
OF $3.50 4. III.
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG
GAGE CHECKS to all principal points In the
NORTHEAST and NORTHWES.n.
FREIGHT TRAINS will leave Richmo on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATUR AVS.
The ACCOMMODATES In betwi en-
Richmond and Milford viii be run daily ~tsunoays
excepted, leaving the depot corner or BROAD and
Eighth streets = $3.50 z. NJ, and arriving IN Rich
mund at $50 A.. NJ.
Broad and Eighth streets.
j. Z. GENTRY,
General Ticket and Freight 4 gent.
ED. 4. u. MYERS, Genera, superintendent.
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NEUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
III VIRGINIA.
INCORPORATED 1894.
OFFICE ORSER or 10TH y BANK STREETh
lnsures Buildings by perpetual or annual policy.
Losses equitably adjusted and promptly patio.
The quota for 1871 having been reduced. persons
having property to insure will find 1t to their inter-
est to call.
n. A. CLAIBORNE, Principal Agent
JOHN &. oANEckTH, Secretary.
HENRY u. OANFORTK, Assistant secretary.
SAMUEL Il. PULLIAh, Collector.
DIRECTORS:
JBQUFLIN z. TAYLOR,
WILLIAM {. ALIEN,
JOHN G.. HOgSON,
JAMES DUNLOP,
GRAY,
WILLIAM b.
SAMUEL {. TARDY,
JAMES FL. GRANT,
ALFRED T.. HARRIS
JOHN FREELA ND,
GARRET j. WATSON,
GEORGE DAVIS,
WILLIAM II. PALMER. oc ~
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WOOD AND COAL,

NUT COAL-NUT COAL.-Just re-
IN ceived a cargo of 9 ANTHRACITE
best and cheapest fuel for cooking and
other small stoves to be had In the market. For
sale by 8. z. LkTIROP,
oc 81 18th street, at Drawbrtdgc.
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ENGLISH PAP

Having I'M urpassed facilities in our business,
we 1at,er ourselves we can pl~sse or customers.
10 gettcrs-up of clubs tpccial Inducements Will
be offered, ELLIsUN & TAYLOR,
Next to DiSpadch building,
no sd. gw&wl richmond, Va.
, 1870-04-19

not 10 abolish slavery, II /, sca,ce,V boroa,
for tho opponern Of woman sufrr,ce ,o
base their opposition on tho ground that
women themselves abtor po1;,;ca and 4,
not desire 10 mingle in political Affairs in
any why, Il no opportunity is given them
10 3ay whether they desire the right to do
60 1ms could be done By pes1nittinR
women to cast ballot "For woman
sontaee and Against woman suf-
tsnse, on colored paper, to distin-
guiah it from tho white ballots cast
" men, on the same day and at tho Same
po1la that the men vote upon the constitu-
lion the colorod ballots to be counted aud
returned aa those Of women, but 10 hayo no
loyal influence III the determination Of the
present result. Let the vote OF tho women
, 1870-04-19

tent, Eko thoso which proceeded the Y.n =,
Van Buren, and ths election Of General ~ ~
rison. Independent tickets, citizaus' tct,t.
mud mixed tckets OF Ill kinds, sta thn ;r.
dc1es 70 this feeling. The people de1uanJ ~
10TH, md their representatives, heed MT II,
c1y. they are too busy in personal z4e-c11,.l.
inEH. Tho franling abuse il uncotrertsl.
the taxes arc not reduced tho bank. AMI
the monopoGes rule iii legislation. ,.i
the people arc offered the pkicy5o Of VI
mon War. Reconstruction Ceases L, h, :
national necessity and becomes nar17 tr.-
text. Congress yio1atea its own taws- .,,.-
tennis its judiciary Committee, tud subi,,.,
all to paIt1sanship- Its own most p.tr,t;.
Republican members, Eko senator Carnet,,,r
tell it to its face that it no longer regard, tha
constitution. SeDstor Schu1z demands OF C,n.
gzess whether it has become 70 powerlras 4,
only to be able to execute its laws by bscaki:..-
the law. The hf1ck Senator from Nis.i-.i:,if
shaznes his white coupeers by i:,crality Id
forteazance which are the highest s:a:-s-
N apzhip. And yet tho gruat body OF the peo-
Pies representative 20 on from dag 10 da4
without Discerning the signs Of the times.
Ii Ia time there was new deal Espu:.;-
canisa il more important than party orsau,xa-
tion, and the party is more than til 1s:kl.-x
representatives.. The coming Congressional
election will make such rattling Of urv bones
~ will aktouish all who hayo forgotten tho
great uprising Of 1870, when reform swept tho
country like bosom. Mere pa1tF machinery
cannot 1l,cays control the popular vote, ri5
VIII official patronage buy back an Offices witch
has been proshtused to selfish purposes
These should be the sentiments Of all / r1,e
Republicans, and hy their influence uu!y car
any party be N aiutained.
, 1870-04-19
A Pittsburgh organ of the iron and glass
and coal interests thus comments upon ta1-

Il p;tte1,nr,b o,o,, - ,ba ;,,r ,,a ,,.,.
md co,, ;,,to1a,+a thrs .o,n,,snt, 1,.a,. n -.
.t;on for r,o,a.t;,D, 1'''N
"rncrc vas pe,to<, wnes, the cotton m,nu,sc.
s9Tnss t o. th connsEg ~ needed protection IN tne
until now the co.son-tpinness Of New EnSansl ass
IN 1sss ~ IN is55 e 'Ds eos
Isicnce. ferc Is legitimate result of Inc bench
deSttGnnc ~ ~ nnF III tas 80
" ;hai ii 1ast II is ae1e 70 rue e own domestic
Tor co,ton-spinnins. ~ 4'A Hon "nAA "e oA'e aooe
But tho ta1 to protect cotton manufac-
tures continues all the same. The Aueri-
can cotton mills can produce cotton cloths,
mud prints and successfully compete with
the English without any protective duty,
but the tax for their protection rauges from
, 1870-04-19

tho circumstance, and, il m1 fnonory servaa
Alright, heirs wAs heaFssy ov1denoe to nan
They know nothing At al fr6m Pessonn inter
view or recollection.
Tho story Of the "book" I hDlrd; but the
pe1aon from whom heard It VIA swift Wit
meas; aud could not help Thinking the wiah
timent. When the subject waa mentioned TO
thosa Of opposite faith-tho believers in
Christarity-thsy invariably secuted tho sug-
gestion, and they we're many, knowing him WE'LL
too. Thnt the community OF New Salem wns
infdel- notorioualy inf1del - is q mistake
They we're not cultivated, a,sthetic; they ve1e
crude, simple, gu-cAey, taboring with tho
hands, not the head-bdck,ooodsmea- They
had not come 10 metaphysics, tr4nscsndeuta1-
ism-have not yet olr. Lincoln may have
been IN exception; but, II he was, the fsct is
~ completely seiled Is during Lis Presidential
career
This reminds me of another error Mr. Heru-
don haa fallen into concerning the Now Salient
hegira-the "love" etorT-his bettothn1 TO Ann
RCtfed6e. Nr. Hclndon assume5 this attach
mcnt, sud would lead ua to believe that the
whole tenor Of his lie was changed by this
occurrcnce-the death Of this estimab1e Young
lady. From what can learn, the whole story
ia unfonnded.
The facts are as fol1owa: When Mr. Lincoln
went to board At James Kutledge's, lIiss Rut~
ledge vas receiving the attention OF young
man, also bosrder in the house, named Nc
NAmarJohn McNamar. Ho was from tho
East, and kept rtore at Salem. and wss par
ticular friend Of Linco1n's. McNAular went East
on business, and It Was understood that Miss
Rut1edge and himself were engaged. He WAS
taken sick and detained; oyerstayed his time,
and did not return for month or more after
Miss Rutledge's death. She died in Nc
Samnrts house. So did her father. They were
living On his farm, and their desths occurred
within few days Of each other. John Nc
Sarnar still lives, and has told the writer here
Of that Mr. Hesndon had been to his house,
Il have told him bettar-.r.t there was no
truth in this statement adding, and whs ha
persists making il is moro than can under
stand." c. Il. F.
u4y4sA 4rriI IT, 1870
, 1870-04-19

last steam er for Egypt with prominent
commissions in the Egyptian army. In the
expected event Of a wn1 betwcon tho PachA
of Egypt and his nominal sovereign Tho
sultan Of Turkey, it is assumed that tho
Pacha is backed By affective secret sid from
Ruaaia, who has double interest in such
conflict, dus As means Of
bleaching Egypt fron Turkey. aud placing
the latter mors completely at the mercy OF
Russia; aud, secondly, as tncans Of clos
ing tho Sucz Canal, and SO giving Ruaaia
moro complete control of the commerce
with Central and Eastern Asia. To botl,
these designs England is financially, and
France is traditionaliy aud nationally. on.
posed. II seems probable, therefore, thu.
tie Pacha and the Sultan would be The 2east
important parties to such contest, and that
the former, especially, would not provoke
II unless be were sure Of powerful backing,
me Pacha's purchases of arms from, tho
United Suites arc reported to have been e.
tenhse for several years. Whatevsr might
ne the re1ils md TRIMS Of such n war to tho
people OF Europe, TO America it would
o11ng high markets, both for our asricul-
tural and manufacturing products and,
should England take part in it, would lead
to the retr1usfer to American owners Of the
shipping interest which passed from Us 10
Great Britain during the rebellion.