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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-26

LoNGEvITY.-Mrs. Catharine Fulwider,
living in Dutch Hollow, in this county, was
101 years of age on the 1st day of this
month, having been born January the LIST,
F69..., We have been informed by an intel:
igent and reliable citizen who visited her
recently that, Notwithstanding her, extreme
age, she walks, talks, sees, and hears, well
STILL: and is yet quite "a egood-looking
woman Stdunton spectator. si:,E = IA: :.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-26

DWELLING BURNT IN EssEx.-The dwell
ing in the occupancy of Mr.. J M. Lyell, of
Essex county (owned by Colonel Richard
Rowzie), was destroyed by fire on the 18th,
owing to defective chimney. Loss; 81 800;
no insurance. MIR. Lyell lost o part Of his
f.rn;4,n,.o 20 = s I.t.t .EEE+-E .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-26

DISTRESSING CAsUALTY.-Mr. Thomas
Chiffon, worthy young man. of Bedford
county, was killed near Lisbon church, in
that county, by being. thrown from his
horse. lie was on his way to church, when
his. horse became unmanageable and ran of,
and one Of the stirrup-leathers breaking,
Mr.. c. was hurled violently against a tree,
his skull being fractured, producing death
almost instantly Neaos. I:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-26

CHESAPEAKE AND ONO :RAILRoAD.-A
large number of negro laborers, employed
by the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Com
pany, passed through Lewisburg yesterday
on their way to the Big Bend tunnel, on
Greenbrier river. Major Minifee left here
on Tuesday for that point. His business is
to sink shafts in order to prepare the work
there for contract.-Greenbrier! Indepen-
dent E,f i.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-26

ELoPEMENT.-Mr. Charles Jones, farm
er, residing near Pedlar Mills, in Amherst
county, arrived here at an early hour yes
terday morning in pursuit Of his daughter,
who it is charged eloped on Sunday night
with young man named Turpin with the
view of committing matrimony. lunch
I,iy.1 .Ne,cS. 49, 100 = - ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-26

cures lasgs ffnmsg ration and d;recs lids
E, Nth s6ss 7. bern States Ind E1surppse
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-26

astaanusrs weekayitto LIVERPOOL 4&&A
calling at, QgEENSTQWN, leaving
PIER S North riTeF si sEssy sssq HfdGaHVET1A
DENMIRK. ERIN i FENNSYLyANIA,
ENGLAND, VIRGINIA, LOUISIANA
t6 Cabln passage, 800 and e7s currency.
stesrase tickets fom Liverpool or Quee'astovns
= s,esrsSc nsss$nef nom Antwerp. Hamburg, 1ot.
kerdSm, and HaYre, S45, In currency. LA
For further particulars, apply at tne ONCE %
the companys. 60 Bsosdwsys5f J. ". D. huSss'
Ii a en- sansaesIIiiSIlisaMcaDuHHAM q DO, Agents.
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), GU.PARTNERaHxP.-G te andeSssensd nese
tht8 d4ys entered INTO q cOsp11tN6Zo1zp un0e3 T.
|ssyis okegIORRsEkaCQ Sa4a Egogoee anan1 2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-26

DH9L ABEL PHI AZ RICH.S331A
q .M0NDaAND NORFULK STEA1f-&n
GREEN composing thta line, WIN leave Ph1a4e!.
.phia exeryakTgRnAY fmd Aichmoud syesy ~.
derah rates aiso yor thasiesSon. SsYannah md
iEaw Orieank and hiIlg ok liAdanE signed through
Passage 70 PhisadaiRh tHelEdtnE msais sn1
't nss n oas 81 sa s bssf H: sssss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-26
WTILLIAM C. DUNBAR & CO.,
w. GENERAL SKIPPING
AND CONFESSION MERCHANTS
CORNER MAIN AND ELEVENTH sTRExTHs
- RICHMOND, VA, POST-OFFICE Box u =
800 i :, FOR NEW YORK. >kabk
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP 8&R

II r..t.S 4 Y
# OLD DO DoM Y ISnMps STEAMSHIP M 2&
The splendid new stde-wheel steamships ISAAC
1MAREE. and HATTERAs leave New YORK lor
Norfolk, City Point, and Richmond every TUES
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY al O'Clock
DAY, and SUNDAY, at high tide.
These ships arc entirety new. They have eies.nt
saloons and .staterooms. The FIRE. accommodas
lions, and attention, are unsurpassed.
d tCloee connections made with steamers for al
southern and European ports as,srs, .r omar.
TER OF ONE PER CENT, Of tho Offices 81 this
" M Z: MecnnApY, PRECEDENT ~ erenssea
~ .- WILLIAM IL G. puNHAM &.Co.aAsaaaa
+ Il .sgo sor7psr Hain ana Eleventh 'sFees'
pr FOE LIVERPOOL KID ,,;y.ora 4ReN
NMANLINE OF MAIL sTE ;,s1 MERs, g1LJNa
,{f,r III AND ALTERNA TIE TUESDAYS.gzssi
HATES OF s d f. FL sAeass Ss
= 80. assragss Paga6lS IL Currency. !. :.
pkssAGE s Br TUESDAY sTEAMEa VIA HILHAx:
Liverpool or Qaeenstoun tgoidl .....,......e g
as1 aoSn, SgGMsS ~ branch scid Is
~ !. peTt iaseraqc, Payable IN 0HrrsacN. =, :.
Liverpool or Queensto = u
HalH6xl q
| ST. Johns, n. E., By branch steamer. q
Tickets sold 70 and from England, Ireland, ana
the Continen at moderate ratss :, tbs t,.u.n,.s
oiss Sa ..n J6 tdaHsS q. DaiE. Agent.
.s:s WILLIAM g. DUNBAR b CO., Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-26
Why Sigel was Nominated.

The nomination Of General Sigel to-day
to be assessor Of the fourth district of New
York is made in response to the demand
of the German Republicans of that State
that. they be recognized in the dispensation
of Federal patronage General sigel was
here q few days age, fand, in company with
influential German Republicans, presented
his claim to the President, Secretary of the
Treasury, and Commissioner Belano.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-26


slNfnnd Mr. JOHN ADDISON are aAmi:tod 10 IN
interest In cur husiHess, dating frpm Decembcf
1853. The style or The firm will remain unchanged
81 5sts3tIa5fo stisi .sSALL1SoN &sADDl6ON. :,
RICHMOND, Vas January u, 1870 ~ 3a y :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-26

The Peabody funeral feet VAS as spoken of d
Mentauk, j. T., sixty miles sseutE Waat. Al
10 A. d.. Sunday, By the steamer Hunter.
from Providence, Rhich arrived "a EhiIa.
delphia Monday. Thsy asked sqsshs sea1
Ing OF Blssk isikna,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-26
--LATEST FROM wAsa1Nc1ToN.

aississram To- fhs nispssch. sls Il 80 :,
! re- assa WAaHrsaross January, Is, 1870.
Movements Of PraneetA1fiuf.' !;
Price Arthur sisitsd tls Treasury De.
pertinent this morning, and WIS shown
through thasE building, and had explained
,thas process Of making and printing greens
'backss His presence caused q suspension
Of 1abor, and the halls were crowded with
male and female sierks who desired to get
,a'peep at his Royal Highness.e AT 3o'clock
he attended Mrs. Grants reception, and
was by her presented seFeral1y to her Wis
itors. This evening he dined with the Bri.
fish Minister and several senators. To
morrow he dimes with the President.
G. BLACK, proprietor Of the spotswopd
Hotel, on behalf Of the people Of Richmond
to invite Prince Arthur; to visit that city,
this morning had an interview with Minis
ter Thornton; and extended the invitation,
butwas informed by Mr.. Thornton that the
Prince would not 60 further South at pre-
sent, but must return to Canada, though it
was probable that he wonld hereafter visit
the South. '1as 4;ft M: - ,....a:is.4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-26
senerar Ames,s Praee suppIfeds

General Ames's Place Supplied.
General Sherman, having granted Gene.
raj Ames, Of Mississippi, leave of absence,
to-day issued an order assigning Colonel
Pennybacker, second in command there, t.
act as chief during General Ames's alb:
sence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-26

The heirs Of the murdered Kinek family;
VINO were called to Paris during. Traup-
m 1aatF recent trial went STRAIGHT from tie
court TO the theatre of the Ghatslst IS soothhe
their feelings. ,1sa &C., - 80.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16

y --Salt for Csbbase Plants--"G. w. t."
Railway, N. j., writes to the AnsericIn
Agr5tulsuria that he considers salt neces-
.aAry to the b..sk development of the cab
bage, especially in places far from the
coast. He finds them more crisp, of bet
ter favor and to keep better, when salt is
used than without A few days after set.
ting out the, plants and when they are
damp, either after, rain or when the
dew Ii on, he takes small dish Of fine
salt. and walks along the rows, sprinkling
3 little pinch Of salt on the centre leaves
Of each plant; when the leaves begin
to grow, he repeats the sailing; and
when the centre leaves begin to form the
head, applies salt again, scattering 1t over
the leaves; after this, he looks them over
occasionally, and if he finds any plants
that do not head well or appear diseased,
sprinkles salt over freely. This will save
all such plants. A quart, of salt is suffi-
Gent for five hundred plants in season,
though more can be used with safety.
We have known good cultivater on the
a.coast who deemed it beneficial to give
Ills csbbages'af cauiifiowers an occasional
watering with sea water.-ycssmG q
Horticulture. ----as@ 'S.---
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16
A Correction.

"A card is published by G. Aultman, Esq..
for many years the head and responsible
manager Of the well-known house of Z. Auit-
man Il Co., manufacturers of the sweep
stakes" the most popular of the old style OF
threshing machines, and also President Of the
Aultman 4 Taylor Manufacturing Company
Mansfield, ohio, manufacturers of the I'm
proved "Aultman x Taylor" Thresher, IN
which he states that his relations With and
opinions of those two widely different MAJ
chimes, are correctly stated in the descriptive
circulars of the .A,itmdn d Taylor Thresher
and net In the ''Sweepstakes circulars
He also states that whatever improving, IN
venting and manufacturing ability he may
have, is devoted, in the threshcr line, to the
"Anltman 4 Taylor" Thresher. y seems
that this announcement is caned by unauther-
lied and misleading representations, IN !ne
advertisements Of the Sweepstakes, by mas.
Greet persons, who do the advertising Of that
machine since Mr.. Taylor retired from the
General. Agency Farm, lMac'onia. z II -.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16

thing" land that Casper mounted the
scaffold smoking cigar and smiling, and
aided the executioner to tie his hands.
II FOURTEEN ladies were attending .
course of lectures at the last term OF the
University at Zurich in Switzerland.
Twelve Of them studied medicine, ana the
others philosophy. Nine OF these ladies
were natives Of Russia, and one OF them
from Boston. N I Il {fa 3g1 ne 5s9Ai so
The largest pig in England, If not in
the world, Is now the property Of MI.
Lloyd, of Bredon, worcestershire, who
purchased it from , neighbor, when two
months Old. for, less than i've dollars.
This wonderful animal is now % months
old, and measures nine and one half feet
from the end of the nose TO the tip of the
tail, Eve feet around the body, and stands
four feet high. =. b5,za4r.,.gqy
"A recent inquiry Of the Commission,
ers on Lunacy, In regard to the treatment
of raupers in England, discloses some
horrible facts, 1t appears that the Chief
treatment for Violent cases is by kneeling
ON the body Of the patient. which leaves
no tell-tsle bruises on the skin, and breaks
the ribs in SO many places at once, that
death generally ensues from pleurisy :"
or some othera natural causes" 9a
The Russian Government has issued,
recently, stringent orders to the effect
that no peasant shah be allowed any more
to have swords, dirks or firearms in his
possession. Those who refuse to deliver
their weapons to the imperial authorities
receive a large number of lashes on the
bare back! The other day, at the Peni..
tentiary in Kieff, fifteen peasants and
seven women received fifty blows each fol
concealing three old towing pieces, ,.,
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16
ROBBINS Il APPLETON,
Genera Agents. 81 broadway, n Y

yxvAATeD. A CENT? SIS 10 s2fe per month,
w every where. male and female 70 Introduce The
GFNrIsE IMfRi WE'D COMMON sENst FAMILY
sEwIkG MA,sbISE.j This MACHINE VII stitcb, benz,
fell tuck qrllt cord bird braid and erlbfoifer In
most superior PrYes only fss uy warranted
for years We VIII psy 1900 for any machine aat
seam than ours. II makes the Elastic Lock stitch"
FyeYy secou be cut and still the cloth can.
moi he gulIed apart without tearing IT, We pay Agents
from s % .266 PER month and expenses or comnis
sion from which twice that amount can be mace
Address SECOND d co, PITTSBURGH, Pa; BOB
TON MAS, or bT LOUIS, MO. -. -
CAirTfJE- beware Of all Agents selling Machines
under the sans name unless they can show
crti1cste OF agency signed ey Ms We shan not boia
YES responsible f0r worthless Machines sold by
other parties and stsil prosecute ali parties either
selling or using Machines under this name 10 the fup
extent Of tive Inw, uDiess such Maehne wcTe obtained
from rs or oar Agents.. DO not he imposed upon by
parties who conf our advertisement &nd circulars an
offer worthless Machines al q less price.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16

SllESnEn - ziJd:ssG: ss,e.il ,' {
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16

cut nave declared dgalUSt the prOpriety
of licensing women to preach the gospel
The Methodist Episcopal Conference
in New Jersey has ruled that no minister
in the conference shall marry any d.
vorced person. a"tsaff if19 90 .'''H
The Protestant Episcopal Convention,
st Baltimore, have elected Rev. VIM.
Pinckney, of Washington, Assistant
Bishop of Maryland. .,...t.....s
The Chinese Sunday School of the
First Congregational Church, San Fran
cisco, has one hundred and twelve pupils
and eighty five teachers.
Within the last two years the Cum.
berland Presbyterians in Illinois have
built no less than twenty new and COM
modious churches They now have in
the State nine presbyteries, three synods,
and $4,000 members. e, ,aaE .sa .5ga.
The English Baptism Union reports
an accession Of one hundred and twenty
new ministers during the year, Of whom
seventy five came fromtf colleges The
increase Of membership in 1858 churches
was about six thousand. "a
EThe Free Methodfst Church of Amer
ica was organized in August, 1869, and
now numbers 100 preachers, 6.000 com
municants, and church property worth
$2,134,050. They have four conferences,
the Tennessee, Illinois, Susquehanna, and
Michigan. Ita;tt.gf i~8,ttUE 'fry 2
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16
Foreign Gossip.

AT Quito, Peru, little mats are used
for spittoons. ya.., 1.t
"A favorite Chinese medicine is baked
clay dust. ..r4 Eyagp9/
The Empress Eugene will visit Den.
mark this summer. s..s5
Great Britain has 100000 miles OF
macadamized roads. -, .,'...t IS .s,a
Victoria has now eight grandsons and
nine granddaughter n ~
The English channel Islands have
sunk forty feet in Eve centuries.
1T costs about $4,000 to take the
census of Great Britain and Ireland.
There are now $50 steamers travers-
ing the Danube-of nearly all nationali
ties.
The new Russified University of War
saw, in Poland, has five professors and
only one student.
Small silk parasols covered with white
or light gray feathers are the latest Par.
isian novelty.
-Transfusion of blood from a mans to
his wife's veins, has just been successfully
performed in England. q nf*
The amount Of wheat imported into
! =. /,
an increase Of about l6) per cent, from
1869.
lover a million and half of human
beings have been driven to the work house
by the evictions OF the last twenty years
in Ireland.
When young nan in Greece Joins
the brigsnds, his friends regretfully an
nounce the fact by saying, "he has gone
into politics" sCJsIIs1 : l-I.3
A Bengalese archaologist has discov-
cred that the-c hignon, I" one third larger
than the head" was in vogue in the East
hundreds of years ago. e C1fyE
A cable dispatch says twenty men,
bers Of an excursion party of Thirty or
forty were recently drowned by the sink
ing of raft on one Of the Swiss lakes. d
The Matrimonial Neus is the name Of
four cent weekly just started in London
which is said TO contain more than two
hundred 'announcements from candidates
for marriage. -
The old King of-Saxony, who. does
not care fig for state affairs and regal
pomp, tells his friends and ,oonfidants
nearly every day that he wishes he had
never had royal crown on his head
"A paper, to be called the Paris Amor
icdh, and devoted to American news for
our countrymen in Europe, Is under nego-
tiation. Il will be Q morning journal,
and win have an office near the Grand
Hotel, Paris
--Archduke Albert, of Austria, while
walking in civilian garb in Paris, the other
day, helped TO his feet guardsmsn who
had been thrown from an unruly horse
Thank you, my good fellow" said the
cavalryman, as he rode off
Six companies Of Chinese have de
cided to discourage the emigration OF
their countrymen to California, and have
drawn up circular, to be posted In all
the principle towns and cities Of the EN-.
pire, Tor the information Of I'll classes.
The Paris Karseil,ss states that 1t has
reaped, during an existence of five
months harvest Of eighty six and half
months imprisonment and 5000 francs
fine, without counting the prosecutions
now pending. ss 4fssiaa
-0asper and Diego Aguero, who were
recently executed b Cu6a, died brdvely.
A correspondent who witnessed thsir lat
moments mys that Casper remarked 70
his bfuther, In French: )" Ny brother, lei
u de tranquilly and without saying any.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-16

Gerry firm il New York city send copAden-
tiaf circulars to active men. in which they
Get forth'that they have one Of the largest
wholesale grocery housesin the State, that
they are in want Of agents throughout the
country, and will pay salary of $500 per
year, - per, day travelling expenses.
and 1--WE per centumr commission on al
sales. In majority Of cases, the receiver
Of the circular bites at the tempting bait,
and receives in reply q letter from the
bogus firm stating that they have shipped
him by express q sample-box. The bex
IL marked &C. o. D." charges IS. The
money is paid, but the green one finds
that he has been sold. The box and c0n-
tents are not worth fifteen cents, includ-
ing express charges
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soAsrnise Thar EvsRy FAaNsR
WANTS "A copy of.he American Stock
Journal The June number contains
che u,usl vafity Of valuable information,
written by the best and most practical
writer's ia ths country. II our Farmers
would pay mora attention 10 the breed
Jog and raising OF Inprovsd Stock. We
should hear less complaint, about bard
tines aud low prices Of grain. We there
fore urge ali 20 send for tres specimen
sopy, OF so csnuf for the balance Of the
year. address. ~. ROyer & Co.
publishers. Park sburg, Pa.
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Hoofland's German Tonic


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i9N FAsFsafHo hsTateike tsliFftA ffpeFta ~ ~.
nan pitsSs o. a = :. Z, tle'le y e'.,l y 4
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Weak and Delicate Children
~ nre mn & strong W uAittg the ltti-
lega or Tonic IN knctsntltcyE afo (
k4ntIIy hsedfctnca. 1,lley can DO
a,nlnfinfntcfcdES with peffecy lnietg
20 8 chilli three months old, the
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T,teSs fslisdfsf arr hhs btat
. ~ q Blood purl1erg m
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mend lsta N reaTtef hone. fePltt HRe Jef 4
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BAlLoU's MosrHLr MAsAzrsE.7,Th
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Thomas d Talbot, Boston. Mass. are
'h'publishors.
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FRISTRESl SAIlR. Z

Il WILL, pursuant n deed Of trust executed
il 10 me un! the 9th day If October, 1868. and
tf that date by isaac Edwards and Sarsh Ed /.
wards. his wife. 10 secure to John Fl. Findley
four bonds amounting 10 the sum Of 81 .525, 90
and all a. which are dated on said Sin day Of
October, 1863 and al Of which are payable
as follows, VIZ: The first on the lst dav.of
Maneh,-l $50 1.-The, secnni tan,the 9th.daysnf DC.
tober. 1885, The thiFd'onlthe 9Th day Of 'oeto-
her, 1870, ,ane, the fourth and last one on the
9thaay Of October. 1871, which bonds are fully
described 10 said deed Of trust, recorded IN
Deed Book No. q. pages 543-44. in the Re.
corder's Office Of Mason county, West Virginia,
proceed to sell on tn premises, at public auc.
ton to the highest bidder at 2 o'clock I'M
On Saturday the 9th dsv Of July. 1870
the real estate il said deed mentioned and re.
ferred 70. consisting { l0s acres Of land more
or less. situated Ia Said county on the headwa.
tiers az Old Town Greek. beginning at the north
east corner at a black oak to Samuel Morgan's
corner, thence along the line OF Mnrgan's 70 Z
stake corner 10 John Riddles, thence with
Barnett's ina TO stake corner 70 Baraetts,
thence with the line Of William o. Neal to
white oak, thence to pine and gum corner to
Morgan's thence with M0Lgan's lihe 10 the
place ofibeginning. That sSid real estate Will
be sold TO satisfy the second mentioned bond
which is now due and unpaid, amounting to
the sum Of S433 3st< with interest; for which
sale sum said land will be sold.
Terms Of sale will be made known on the
MICHAEL RosEBERRy. Trustee,
iuno p-5w. 1870
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-06-23
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which we will sell At very low prices in order
TO close out the lumber business. Parties wish.
ing to purchase a good article Of dressed yellow
pine flooring. ceiling. stair steps. base boards,
or facings, would do well 10 call and see our
stock Of lumber before gong elsewhere, rs We
are satisfied We can give them a-better bargain
than they can get apy other, place 10 this sec
ton Of the country. Cali aud see.
sT Z CoMSIroGK q SERE WSBURY!g
Point Pleasant w. Va. feb 24-3na.