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VTIRGINIA.-Ata Supreme Court Of APP
peals held .. the Capitol, IN the city Of Rich

VIRGINIA.-At q Supreme Court Of APP
peals held d. the Capitol, In the city or Rich
mord on Wedne sday the Issh day or April, A. d.
1870: -,
It Is ordered that Rule H., adopted june ssth,
1869, and Rules XII. and XIII, adopted October
1882 be rescinded and and that the following Rnle
be adopted in lieu thereof and published for the
Information Of the bar and the public.
"a clear and concise statement the points In.
tended to be insisted on by each party 90 IN APP
peal writ OF error, or sapersedeas and the aufho-
rifles In support thereof signed by his counsel,
and printed or plainly written, shalt be delivered
to each of the judges OF ihs court time enough be-
fore toe hearing for bis consideration; and no
error other than snch as shau be pointed ont and
insisted on In such statement, on the part OF the
plaintiff or appellant, sban twithout leave Of
the eourt) be admitted as q ground for afgu.
ment on the hearing Of the cause. No cause
shall &c proceeded In without such statement Hnt
party who has prepared and hied statement
may inatst on hcar1ng when the cause 10 regular
'ly called although nc statement shall kass been
r1ade on the part or ais adversary. Tha paSanAG
or appellant may adopt the Pc itien as his stats-
mers, IL no statement be Fled by either party
when cause IL called % shali stand anEl
the next term. At the cloae OF the aEgumcRk ssat
eonnsei shall furnish 70 each Judge q List Of sny
aeLhcrrfes referred TO by such ccuns ell in
laacnt and not eitAd In hia stn3emens showing the
Nosnss TO which they apNly, ss fls3 ~ 81
apN-F4M Il. 4. CURTIS. c. Q. I
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HUNGARY AND THE CoUNcIL.-London,
April ia telegram from Pesth asserts
that the Hungarian prelates in the ECU
menical Council who vote for the dogma of
Papal infallibility will be excluded from the
upper chamber of the Diet.
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VIRGINIA. NEWS.


iEEAF
+, HAMPDza Sidney, April 10, 1870.
West Hanover presbytery met this after
noon at O'clock, and was constituted with
prayer by Rey.J. M. Wharey, q former Mod
orator.
The opening sermon was deferred until
night. ...--.- ,
Presbytery was organized by the election
of Rev. s. Taylor Martin, Of Gooehland, rs
Moderator, and Rev. Richard Mc1lWaine
and Elder a. r. Blakey temporary clerks.
The roll was called, and the following
members were found present Minister
Reys. B. NJ. Smith, D. D. ); r. L. Dabney,
D. D.; J. NJ. P. Atkinson, D. D.; j. W. e.
Handy, D. D.; j. M. Wharey; Richard
Mcnwaine; W. s. Thompson s. Taylor
Martin Edgar Woods; B. d. Wales.
Elders-Messrs. William Johnson, w. a.
Harris, Wallace, Leiteh. Spencer, Corson,
Biakey, Edmonds, and Calhoun.
The Minutes Of the last meeting were
read and approved.
l. A communication was received from the
stated clerk. The RESIGNATION was accepted,
and Rev. Edgar Woods, of Charlottesville,
was elected stated clerk.
The Chair appointed the usual commit
tees.
The Committee on the Union Of Churches
in Appomattox County reported that no
further action was necessary. The report
was received and the committee discharged.
Mr.. 81. r. johnson was, by his own re-
quest, dropped from the list of candidates for
the ministry.
Presbytery took recess until TX P. N.
SEMINARY CHAPEL, TX P. NJ.
Presbytery convened and attendedsto the
order Of the day, which was the sermon
Presbytery directed Rev. J. N. Wharey to
preach in absence of the Moderator. A
large and intelligent audience listened with
close attention to an able sermon from
John vi, 80.
Presbytery adjourned with prayer to
meet tomorrow at o'clock A. NJ.
SIDNEY.
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THO THE CONSERVATIVE VOTERS
OF JEFFERSON WARD.-The Coustitu-
ton and BYLAWS or the Jefferson Ward Con-
seryative Club OF the City Of Richmond viii be
left at the following places John M. Higglns's,
Frank Riley's u. 4. Hlamire's, corner twenty
FIRST and Main streets; Thomas Vests, Twenty
fifth street, Unien Hin; A. A. Scotia, Twenty
1fth and Broad streets George Strange's, John
: Il Is the desire OF this Climb to have harmony OF
action and bring ont the very best men Of the
ward for tha coming municipal elections; there
FORE Il Is earnestly requested hat every Conserve
tive voter twh1to or cpIoze6f WILL promptly come
forward and aign the BT-IAws to support ths
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. AT Hunters Mills, Fairfax county, Va,
Cornelius D: Doremus Is appointed posf.
master nice Mary Q. Biles, declined.
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NJ SPRING 1870.
NEW GOODS BY EVERY ARRIVAL, EX-
PRESS AND STEAMER.
NO WET GOODS ON HAND, BUT DRY
GOODS AT GOLD VALUE.

GOODS uSlsD ALOSs j
RIVERS ALL THE TIME IN MARKET.
T. R. PRICE & CO.. corner Of Main and Ele-
venth streets, are opening daily NEW AND
ELEGANT DRESS ANDFAECY GOODS, with
everything in the STAPLE LINE, al or wnicu'
bought Mt gold value, will be sold ut gold prices.
RICH BLACK, GRO GRAIN. and FRANCA1s
SILKS; f..
RICH BLACK BONNIE TAFFETAs,
IRISH POPLINs, all colors;
ELEGANT PLAIN and CHECK SILKS,
COLORED GRENADINES,
JAPANESE POPLINS, FOULARDS,
MOZAMBIQUE, ORGANIZES,
JACCONETS, PERCALEs,
WHITE and COLORED. PIQUES, &c.
MOURNING GOoDs-SPE CIALTY.
BOMBAZINEs, MOHAIRs, -ALPACAs;
SILK and WOOL GRENADINES and IRON
BERAGES;
LINENS, sHEETINGs, COTTONs,
HOSIERY, PRINTS, &C.
NH 81 T. r. PRICE & co.
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"CAMP RUSSELL, NEAR RALEIaH,2
april 10, 1870.
fEXtract.l

81 WAS very sorry indeed that could not
Zee you before / left. Both and N.Y.
self would like to have seen you very much,
but the order came so suddenly that we had
no time to visit you. I do not kno,c for aciat
cause zoe trere sent here as far as / can 4n-
derstand, everything is gery quiet. hope
that we will 60 back TO Richmond again."
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T WHITE GOODSl
WHITE GOODS.

w WHITE GOODSl
WHITE GOODS
CHECKED and STRIPED NAINsooK MUS
LIN,
BRocADE STRIPE NAINsoOK MUSLIN,
new article for dresses;
INDIA TWILLs, DIMITY,
BRoCADE SWISS, PLAIN SWISS.
CHECKED and sTRIPED SWISS,
sH1RRED and PUFFED MUSLIN,
RCFFLINGs,
WORKED EDGINGs and
OF every description, at
LEVY BROTHERS..
1918 and 1915 Main street.
YARD-WIDE BLEACHED COTTON at l2sc.,
worth 15c.;
YARD-WIDE UNBLEACHED COTTON at
1s1c. per yard. apis
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EUROPEAN SE.-FRANK NJ.
Il SHERRi'a European House, on Seventh
street opposite the Theatre, Is still in full blast
and takes the lead Of all establishments OF the
kind In the city.
MEALS AND LODGING
are furnished by the day, week, or month, on the
most reasonable terms. HE larder IL always
MEATS, FISH, GAME, OYSTERS,
and other delieacies of the season.
The BAR Is not excelled for PURITY OF Ii.
QUORS, cleanliness, and attentive bearing Of
walters, FRANK NJ. SHkRRY,
aDl5-E&S.f Proprietor.
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NJ GOOD TIMES AT HAND!
POPULAR GOODS!
POPULAR PRICES!
BRoAD-sTREET DRY GOODS EMPORIUM.
The crowds that visit this place are the best
proofs Of Its GREAT POPULARITY and In
order to increase the same we make 1. rule
to keep . FIRST-RATE assortment OF sll kinds
OF DRY GOODS, and to sell at the
VERY LOWEST PRICES.
We have now in stock
GOOD SPRING DRESS GOODS, all styles,
Excellent BLACK SILKS from sl.so to $3.50;
JAPANESE SILK and POPLIE DRESSES very
cheap;
wHiTE cHMBR1cs and MusLINs Of all de-
Fashionable 'tAss1MEREs, BRoADcLoTHs,
TABLE LINENS and WHITE and FANCY
IRISH LINENS, soc. and mp
BTRDS.EYE, COTTON, and LINEN DIAPER,
BLEAtHED and BROWN COTTON, from ! to
three yards wide.
Can and All your memorandum at
WILLIAM THALHIMER SONS. a
ap ll--eod corner Sixth and Bread streets.
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LAND SALEs-By David D. NJ. Digges, land
agent at Gordonsville, Va: Six acres, more
or less, adjoining Gordonsyille, belonging
to Mr.. A. NJ. Freeman, to Robert Patrick
(colored) price. $50 per acre. The eighty
six acres adjoining the west end OF Cor
louisville, belonging to Mr.. Thomas Q.
Sharp, has been taken by Mr.. William d.
Mann IT So. 400.
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DIED.
In Baltip ore, on the 18th instant, OF pneum0-
MIA, Mr.. DAVID B.. F1NNEY, aged thirty-eight
years. $tg. .r+.-.as-.
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MARRIED.

In New Kent county, March II, 1870, by the Rev.
Joseph Lear, Mr.. EUGENE +. HUYETT, OF
Clarke county, and Miss MAGGIE W. TIMBER
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

800 go {. j 4 =
rREAL THREADLAcE POINTS,
LLAMA LACE POINTS,
RICH SILKS,
PopLINs,
as GRENADINES,
HERNAEN1Es.
BAREGEs,
JAPANESE CLOTH,
and general assortment OF
DESIRABLE GOODS
Just received.
BURREss, WILLIAMS & CO.,
any 1r17 Main street.
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MELANCHOLY SuIcIDE.-A young man
named Howard, youngest son of Major
Howard, of Floyd Courthouse, committed
suicide on last "Wednesday by shooting him
self through the side with pistol. He was
many sterling and amiable qualities, but
had been for some time addicted to dissi.
pated habits. About year ago sister OF
Young Howard, to whom he was much at
tached, died suddenly Of consumption; and
when his body was found the next morning
after, it was lying across her grave in the
cemetery, one arm under his head, and the
other, grasping the pistol, extended by his
side. Young Towards mother shortly after
the war, in fit of depression caused by the
suicide by hanging herself-Lynehburg Re-
publican.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILRoAD.-We
saw yesterday a private letter from Captain
Samuel Henry Farley to gentleman in
this city, bearing date Charlestown, West
Virginia, in which he states that large
number of laborers have commenced work
along the line Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad at its western extremity, and that
great rejoicing was exhibited and express
ed by the people over the event. On the
7th the town was illuminated, canons
were fired, bells rung, and other enthusi-
astic demonstrations of joy were made
Lynchburg Republican.
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SAMPLE AND LUNCH
ROOM.

The undersigned VIII on FRIDAY the 18th day
of this month open SAMPLE AND LUNCH
ROOM Mt the southwest corner OF. Main and
Twelfth streets, where he win be pleased 20 far;
nish the gentlemen Of the city With MI KINDS
He pledges himself to Keep FIRST-CLASS
ESTABLISHMENTS and respectfully solieits the
2 uoa4se :. i1e pADt FRANK N. SHERRY. 81
Fan 1s-st - -. = Proprietor.
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The letter in the Dispatch Of yesterday
dated at Newbern, N. c., should have been
dated at Greensboro.
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@ TOWELS, NAPKINS, DOYLIEs.
FROM AUCTION.

HUCKABACK TOWELS, all linen, 81 per
dozen:
LARGE SIZE NAPKINS, all linen, at $l.25;
FRINGED NAPKINS or DOYLIEs ut 75c. per
dozen worth $1.25
See our PURE IRISH LINEN at 49,. per yard |;
warranted all linen. LEVY BROTHERS,
apis 1918 and 1915 Main street.
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Seeing in the Dispatch Of yesterday For
NEY's false statement that Union men were
being murdered in North Carolina, Il gen.
has handed to lis the following en-
contradiction contained in private
from one of the soldiers recently
\ tdfrom Camp GRANT, near this city, to
* Carolina
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LYScHBURG AND DANvILLE RoAD.-The
surveys of the different routes proposed for
this road have been completed.
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me- NEW CLOTHING
AT BALDWlN'S.
We are receiving daily by steamer and q, press
our
SPRING STOCK,
comprising everything desirable In the way Of
FINE BLACK AND COLGRFD COATS
VESTS;
FINE CASHMERE SUITS,
MEDIUM CASHMERE SUITE,
CHEAP CASHMERE SUITS, sHIR rs,
COLLARS, TIES.
AND
FURNISHING GOODS GENERALLY.
all OF which are offered to buyers at
REASONABLE RATES.
T. s. BALDWIN, Clio hler,
apls corner Main and Tenth streets.
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HEISs A. NJ. GRAVES has just received
ytN NEW AND ELEGANT PATTERN Of all
the LATEST FASHIONS. Eleventh street second
door from Broad.f 1sFs E3'E ap 15-ItS'
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VICE AND. DRILL COMBINED. My
for Railroads Steam boats, Mechanics, and Farm
era Is now ready and for snle Is Mr.. @. j. stss-
TOMS Hardware Store. No. 146 Mnin street. ~
MI, i5-INs 4 Ilsxfrs OTIS DEAAB, Patentee.
WEDDING CARDS PRINTED AT
wv TER DIHPAT0H PkIH11HG-AOusE.
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rT JUGLA KID GLOVES.

ME- JUGLA KID GLOVES
PRICES REDUCED.
$3.50 GLOVES REDUCED TO $3.50.
s9.as GLOVES REDUCED TO $40.
sg.7s GLOVES REDUCED TO $3.50.
We have also
JoUvIN, ALEXANDRA, and DUCHESS, KID.
Our ONE-DOLLAR BID GLOVES are pro-
Ao0- LEVY BROTHERS,
aps 1918 and 1?l5 Main street.
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Lawrence, Kansas, is in the field for
specie payments.
The immigration to Kansas Mt present is
said to be unprecedented in the history Of
the State.
Isaiah Ryndcrs has been discharged from
his position as deputy marshal of New
York.
Gerrit Smith has contributed another
thousand dollars to the fund of the Cuban
Charitable Aid Society at New York.
Anti Masonic lectures are being given in
Western New York by n Rev. Woodruff
Post.
The boiler of portable saw-mill at Mil
ton township, Wayne county, Ohio, explo-
ded Saturday, killing Jacob Krupp, Robert
and Frank Mcconnell, John Fritz, David
Shook, and two men named Hoover.
The jury in the Alexander alleged poi
soning case, in New York, have decided that
Captain Alexander died of softening of the
brain, and have released the Gardener fam
ily-suspccted of being privy to the cause
Of death-from custody.
At Mansfield, Ohio, Saturday morning,
Mary j. Lunsford scamstress, was found
murdered in bed. Her body was horribly
gashed, and indications were presented of
a terrible struggle.
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INrALIIRlLirY.-JGr; March I.-A
Rome dispatch of this date states that GIG
votes are now sure for the Papal intallibll-
itv DOGMA in the Ecumcncul Council. Dis
patches from Rome confirm the report OF Il
demand made by France for representation
in the Council. The publication OF the
twenty-one cunons of the Church render IN
cvitablc a change in the attitude OF France,
as in the abstract they violate the princl,
rlcs Of modern government and society and
are hostile to the wishes expressed by En-
peror Napoleon in his speech to the Cham
bcrs. Differences have arisen in the frcnci!
Cabinet on the policy to be pursued toward
Rome. \ London telegram states that the
rarty AT Rome adverse to the Papa! prctci-
sions is gathering strength daily.
II is known that Count Daru Is III favor
nd Bnffct dissent. The question IS sln'r,iy
Cabinet matter, aud may result IN Tie
y;,I,Irawal OF raru. The Journals an
,o,n,cc that the Emperor has sent f,ince
EannIc,n to consult with Olivier ana ell,
2eavor to bring lhc Ministers to one h'lha
N thc subject.
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BANK EorpERY Al WAyENhE n.y., W ", w.
u;n.rIcu. y. T., March I.-Ihe NaVel-
lev National Bank, q. ". Buck, pr!cSlden
was robhcd early oil Sunday morning. Inc
hurclars made an entrance throus, VIII.
low-lramc of Il new outer wall. Inc Iau'V
door vas edged OFF sufficiently Tor lt!sS
charge of powder to be poured H. "hlc,'
was ignitcd by a long fuse pushe,d, through
the opening. The explosion nlew open
both doors and shattered the windows OF
the building. The door Of the lhslue saie
wns then wcdgcd, charged with power,
and was blown entirely off and across INT,
vault. The contents Of the safe we're 'a AIKEN
ercent a package of bills, which were we,
Flown under the door and not noticed Inc
loss loss to specie depogitors il large. that OF the
hank small, considerable remittance me- n nls.
;mr been made the day previous. Inc loss
iii III NOT interfere with the business or sol'
yency of the bank. The bank Is III q eVt LIZ,
v what retired part Of the village, and the
explosion seems to have alarnet to nu '4 fo,
Tie usual night occupant was a6sea1 ' or
+hat mint, and the thieves, evidently Oh
,he watch, ayailel themselves oil the oppo'
tuuity.
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Domestic Markets-GBy TELEGRAPH.

NEW YoRK, March Is Noon Flour dun and
droopng, Wheat duh and nominally lower. Corn
he1xy Pork dull; mess, 500. s:al s2s Lard dull
at 45c. Rosin firm at S2.oSa*a Oh for strained
common common and s2.lO9s2.l2 Tor good strained.
Erentng.-Cotton closed quiet: sales 4, 900 bales
common to fair extra IS. 80 ss,lc. Wheat heavy
new mixed WESTERN s5g9sc. Pork, SIS. Is. Lard
heavy: kettle, l!3Il5c. whiskcy. psI9s5c. Groce-.
ries dull. Naval Stores steady. Freignts droop-
Ing.
quiet. Wheat and Corn quiet aud unchanged;
yellow corn sells freely Ut aSr. Pork firm at Sc7.
Bacon firm; shoulders l2Ml@.c. WhIskey. ga
Virginia Gs-Cld, So bid
CINCINNATI, March - - Corn unchanged.
Whlskey. s2c. with light d Inand. Prov isions
dull and demand for all articles weak. Mess Pork
lie. Lard--So sales.
LOUISVILLE, March l5.-Ccrn firmcr: mixed
bulk. GeNeSc. WhiskeY, 9eIa93c. Provisions
nea'y. Mess Pork, t264i$2t5V Eacon-Shoul-
dcrs, lie.
NORFOLK, March Il. Cotton firm with mode
rate demand low mdilings, 1914 I9c. receipts.
:8s bales; exports, coastwisc $50 bales sales,
l37 bales.
CHARLESTON. March l5.-Cottou frm at .'.c.
receipts, 1857 bales. Exports-To Great Britain,
1900 bales coastwisc. los bales Sales, 200 bales.
stock. II, 7c4 bales.
SAVANNAH, March l5.-Cotton In good demand:
middlings, :lc. receipts, l,5o2. bales exports,
coastwlSc, ll2 bales sales, 800 bales stock, $3.50
bales.
MOBILE, March l5.--Corton llrmcr with limited
supply: midilings. 2lM 2,;c.: receipts G25 bales
exports i22 bales: sales, 900 bales: stock, 1880
bales.
NEW ORLEANS, March 15.-Cotton In active
demand ut full prices: mddlngs, 2li0?2c. Re-
ecirts, 1, s32 bales EXports--To Liverpool, ]. 765
bales; Cronstadt, 500 bales. Sales 5000 bales.
Stock, 30, o85 bales.
GALVESTON, March l5.-Cotton In good demand
with an upward tendency, good ordinary. lssm
ls3c.: receipts, Ill bales; exports. coastwisc 20
bales; sales, 1000 bales; stock, 10. SIS.
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Financial and Commercial
Grain and Flour Market.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND. VA, March Il, 1870.


CORN AND FLOUR ExCHANsE,i
RICHMOND. VA, March 1s 1870. !
OFFERINGS.
Whedt.-White. as bushels. Red s5I bushels.
Corn.-White. 292 bushels. Mixed, 3s3 bushels.
OGts.-e5s bushels.
Pye.-l3s bushels.
BrpomcGrn SeeR--l8 bushels.
Harseed.-9bushels.
SALES.
Whfut.-W hte, lis bushels prime on private
terms 10 bushels very good at sl.37I: 10 bushels
ut :l..0-totaI. 2si bushels. Reu 50 bushels II
fl. 49, eos bushels fair ut $780, z24 bushels good
ut Hl25-total, 4S2 bushels.
Corn.-White, lo1 bushels prime ut Sl.o:s; le4
bushels very good ut 81 10 bushels prime ut IL o.
total. 32i bushels. Mixed, - bushels very Rooo
ut 81 23s bushels good mt 9sc.total, BOG bushels.
Oats.-l5o bushels prime ut coo. bushels vei J
Rood at 5sc.: % bushels New Brunswick at Toe. i;
~ bushels at soc. 20 bushels prime ut dlc.-total
RW.-22 bushels very good at soc.
RE-EXHIBITEr.
lFhedt..White. 10 bushels. Red. l22 bushels +
COrR.-N Mixed, 3ss bushels. .
Rye.-2J bushels,
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Forihu Dispatch.

Mr.. Etitor. In the account given in your
paqcr Of the killing Of Crymcs BY Mr..
Campbell there * one thing not stated
which think of Importance. Sir. Camp
bill had ITO ia'crc>! in the corn stolen; il
ora> IL. property If he ji"ch :n0" irAo de-
'rcich tie ro9"~>. His pursuit. of the thief,
thcl cforr, was for the protection of this
black ones interests, AMI not Of his own:
aud that one. too. was IL genuine Radical.
The corn was in Mr.. Campbell's barn.
" 4 J.
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We cite here two or three extracts irCn notices
from the public personalities which briefly repre-
sent the general testimony. both from public and
nrlxatc sources. that ArpLEToSs' JOURNAL is
esteemed, rs regards the general nature OF Its
contents one Of the best publications Of Us class
ci her In Europe or America.
From the Syracuse journal.
1.-THE fact t., ArPLEToSs JOURNAL occupies
- field all la itself. nearer To the popular heart,
minraItr. not only Ia the Judgment and intellect,
hu IL he SENSE OF the beautiful AMI the good
From the New York Herald.
we doubt If There are many weehli Or
m6ntlllicS IN Great Britain the standard OF whose
contents Is as high - that of ArPLEToSS'
their cngr;rlnGs: and ccrtalbly there are none
SUPERIOR
From the Boston Transcript.
"Iu looking over Il file Of this handsome weekly
we are struck with the valuable as well US aitrac-
i've features Il combines. Besides the usual sup
nix nj amusement in the way Of hction. ana Of
rcrsonal interest In the way OF biography ana
travel, We have much genuine scientific discussion
and dscription. irst such rs Is adapted To- Inc
wants of the people. and is In ACCORDANCE with The
tendency Of the age toward practical knoWledgc.
in emhclli >hmcnt, both as TO style and ku3lc.l'
ihi~ scrial Is great advance on previous anu pre-
yllcnt attempts of the kind and thus bears me
pain among the wecklics, both In art ana science
From the Day-Book.
I'VE are inclined to believe there has never
appcarcd an American publication that mas
strcn.ilcncdi It's hold upon the American readef
50 rapidly n this eyer-wcicomc pcfloacal. ,n
uut,nc>s and il IS hardly possible 10 hnd h;t" or
an impcrf,ction IN any department. cannon
refrain from expressing our profound aum lrhli"n
for ,ArPLEToN,' and say TO our readers That II
shnuld hr weekly visitaut 10 their homes, and
have prominent place Oh their parlot centre
tables
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-16
TELEGRApHfC MI TVS.
New York Stock and sE0fses Marsxe,

NEW YORK, March 16-Nooss-Sh ,cks steady.
Money easy at SAD per cent. Sterling Exchange
Long, 1899: short, 1881. Gold, llls. Limited Sta es
Bonds. l10t. Tennessee s's-Ex-ce upons, ssi !;
new, 60 Virginia G's-Ex-coupons- 7os: new, TO-
Louisiana e's-Old, 10; new, "a lie wee os. "a! ;
s's, sc. Alabama s's. Oh; SIS, 7U;. Georgia as,
81; Ts, 93.. North Carolina e'.--Oid, Az; new,
22,. South Carolina Gs-Old,sO: nep:, s2l.
Erening.-Money, s6Es per cent. Sterling Ex-
change steady. Gold closed hes W ut lll:. 60
vernments steady and firm. Soul ;ileru Securities
rlo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-16

The Sahhat}l-School Convention of the
Lexington PrIshrtcry convened in the
Presbyterian church Of this place on Tues
day last, and continued its sessions till
Thursday evening. The members of the
Convention concur in the expression of the
sentiment that they rarely: il ever, par
ticiDatcd III the proceedings Of religious
body which afforded more delightful enter
tainmcnt, and which was more profitable
both to mind and cart.-StaVa'on >pccfa-
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Foreign Harkets--[BY TELEGRAPH.

LONDON. March l5-Noon.- Consols, s22. United
States bonds, eos. Common Rosin. IS. sd. ass. Cd.
Sugar iirmer.
HAvRE, March l5,-Cotton opened firm; on the
spot, 1857; aloat, 1917.
LIVERPOOL. March 15-.Soop Cotton quiet
uplands lOad.: Orleans. llt4ltd. o'tlock.-
Cotton quiet and unchaEged: sales. II, 900 bales.
Winter Wheat. s.. Id. Western Flour, ?os. cd.
Pork. pes Lard, ais.
LIVERPOOL, March Is EreniHg Cotton steady:
bales. including 900 bales for export and spccn-
latIon.