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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-09-23
STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
Secretary's Office,
Atlanta, Ca, Sept. Z, 1870.


/. The Secretary acknowledges the
contribution to the Museum of the Socie
ty, by Miss Emma Eve, of Marietta, of
a Fan and Wreath, both manifesting
much skill in construction, and showing
such beauty in design, color and form,
as to defy powers of description greater
than he possesses.
2. Would also acknowledge in behalf
of the Stato Agricultural Society, with
great pleasure, the response made by
many delegates of the recent agricultur-
al convention to his request, commune
ted to them through his card Of July
| lth, to bring with them to the conven-
;i9n some precious or curious specimens
illustrating the mincralogy and geology,
or other branch of the natural history of
the State. 1t would take high oder
of scientific skill to classify and proper
" describe their various and interesting
contributions.
1st. Mr.. J. r. Gamble presents a
specimen of coral found in Chattooga
county, in a locality which he very
graphically called the "Scaboard of the
Mountains" 1t is in many respects
similar to the reef of the Florida coasts,
and evidently formed in the same man
ner. Also, two vetebral sections OF fish,
found in the same locality. To the eye
and touch, these latter seem phosphate.
Mr.. Gamble promises still more interest
;nor contributions
I'd. Col. Ward of Butts county, pre-
sents some forty specimens of minerals
and ores from that county. Though
taken from the immediate region mainly
in which the Col. lives, they indicate for
the whole county great richness in the
variety and beauties of its minerals
Among the number presented is spcci-
men of quartz crystal equal to finest
Scotch pebble in transparency. There
are in the number beautiful and rich
specimens of iron ore, and others indicat-
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-09-23

A man recently made application for
insurane on building situated in vii
lage where there was no fire engine
In answer to the question, "What arc
the facilities for extinguishing fires ~
he wrote alt rains sometimes"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-09-23

A young lady in Wisconsin made her
lover during counting time help her to
sew together rags enough to make six
ty yards of carpet. The indastri as
couple were married last week.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-09-23
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-26

MAYORS Court, MoNDAY-Mayor Egly-
son prestdtng.--The following cases were
disposed Of by his Honor yesterday !:
Continued case of William Kempf,
charged with unlawfully assaulting and
threatening to kill j. F. E. Lovenburg on
April 1S, 1870. Security required for his
good behavior for twelve months in the
sum of $3.50.
Erasmus Denny and james Sephus (co-
lored, charged with robbing the person of
Mrs. Mary E. Richardson. Held to bail i'll
the sum Of 800 for twelve months, in de-
fault of which sent to chain-gang for sixty
days.
Frank Harris (colored), charged with un-
lawfully obtaining under false pretences
$150 from Philip Harris. Dismissed.
Thornton Taylor (colore0 charged with
assaulting and threatening to shoot Ann
Taylor, his wife, April oath. Held to bail
to keep the peace for twelve months in the
sum of 5000, in default Of which sent to
chain-gang for sixty days.
Robert Smith, charged with violating the
city ordinance by running wagon on the
street without license andnumber thereon.
Fined ten dollars and dismissed.
VI. r. Demartie, charged with running o
cart on the street without q number or u
cense. Fined ten dollars and dismissed.
T.. =. Powell, charged with running a
wagon on the street without number or Ii
cense. Fined ten dollars and dismissed.
James Ford, charged with running q wa
gon on the street without number OF IL
cense. Fined ten dollars and dismissed.
Stephen Hunter, charged with running q
wagon on the street without number or IL
cense. Case continued until Thursday the
28th on account of sickness Of Mr.. Hunter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-26

MONROE WARD CONSERVATIVE MEETING
LAST NIGHT.-The Conservatives of Mon.
roe Ward turned out in force at the meet.
ing of the Ward Club held at St. Alban's
Hall last night. W.T.. Drinkard (president,
in the chair; James r. Fisher, secretary.
Mr.. W. D. Chesterman, on behalf Of the
Committee of Conference appointed to re.
port a plan for the nomination of a city
ticket, withdrew the report presented at
in lieu thereof the plan as revised by the
committee on Saturday and published in
the city papers yesterday.
The question being upon the adoption OF
the substitute, Colonel Marmaduke John
son addressed the meeting in opposition to
the section limiting the time for the primary
election to one day. - -. ~yrtTf ~
Mr.. P. Fl. Ayleit followed in opposition
to the whole plan, urging that the plan OF
nominating by primary election was an
uncertain experiment, and that it would
not bring out the most popular and availa-
Bile candidates.
Mr.. w. c.. Elan then spoke in advocacy
of the committees plan, urging that it was
peculiarly the peoples plan, and at once
fair and practicable. , o.. G.. I'LL.
ment providing that the polls for the pri.
mary election shall continue open for the
whole OF the registration week. Carried.
Mr.. Dunlop also submitted an amend
ment providing that there shall be as many
voting places as registration polls in each
ward which was also carried. .-..
On motion Of Colonel johnson, the plan
as amended was almost unanimously
adopted.
On motion of Captain Charters, the secre.
tary was requested to communicate the ac-
tion of the meeting to the other Ward Clubs
of the city. .....-.. .-.......:. "
Mr.. Elan moved that the election OF
judge, commissioners, challengers, &C., for
the primary election be referred to the EX-
ecutive Committee. Agreed to-.
son, William c. Elam, William English,
Thomas Branch, Thomas &. Epps, DR.. o.
L. Manson, and Major T. A. Brander, were
added to the Ward Executive Committee.
The other members of the committee, as
previously appointed, are the following
w. f. Drinkard, D. T. Williams, w. A.
Charters, Lewis NJ. Carter, NJ. L. Strauss,
j. r. Fisher, Robert Stiles, p. II. Aylett,
Charles NJ. Wallace, John Dunlop, W. D.
Chesterman, John Ahern, John Knowles,
T.. NJ. Crump, Christian Unkel, Powhatan
Weisiger, Salmon Adams, M. Angle, and
John Gibson.
The Executive Committee was authorized
to appoint five delegates to represent the
Ward in the City Central Executive Com
mittee.
Captain George D. Wise being loudly call
ed for, addressed the meeting in an eloquent
and patriotic address, after which the meet
ing adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-26

| PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY-ScHooL UEIoN.-
The annual meeting of this association was
held last night at the First Presbyterian
church in connection with the regular
monthly meeting. Opened with prayerand
singing. "
| The President, MIR. James Miller, an
nounced the main business of the meeting
to be the election of officers for the ensuing
year. ------- =, .---.--.-
:On motion, a committee consisting Of one
representative from each school was ap.
pointed to make nominations who brought
In the following report, which was unani.
mously adopted i: a.. .. = =
|: For President, Rev. W. E. Hill. Vice.
Presidents j. D: Il. Sleight; I'd, S. Il.
lHawes I'D, e. w. Gone 4th, 8. N. Price
18th ,W.P Buell. Secretary and Treasurer,
E. Pleasants. -. : ~.
The Ipropriaty Of having themes for dis
cussion furnished for the monthly meetings
was talked over, and motion adopted
making provision therefor.
/ Acomnittee of three was appointed to
make arrangements for the anniversary
injecting oftte Union which occurs In May:
Il Mr., Danana made some Interesting state.
lmenss concerning the colofed school taught
Int she First tehHsch,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-26

SHAMEFUL RoBBERY.-On Sunday morn
ing last, whilst the family Of Mr. Arthur l..
Belvidere street near the penitentiary, was
entered by a negro man and robbed Of
ninety dollars in money and lot Of wear
ing apparel Mr.. Mitchell discovered him
at once on returning home, and the. thief
attempted to escape, but drawing pistol,
which he cooked, threatened to shoot MIR.
Mitchell if he was interfered with. Mr..
Mitchell thereupon applied brick to bis
head, which brought him to. He was at.
forwards turned over to Sergeant Bull, oil
Chahoon's police, who conducted him to
the station house for safe-keeping. The
money and clothing have since been re.
covered -.H.,. =.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-26

ELECTION OF DELEGATES ORDERED.-In
consequence of the election of delegates to
judgeships, and other reasons, the Speaker
of the House of Delegates has issued writs
of election for the following counties:
Fauquier county, to fill vacancy Of Judge
James Keith, resigned. Lancaster county,
to fill vacancy Of yosiah Tatum, ineligible.
Wythe !, county, to fill vacancy Of Judge John
fill vacancy of j. E. Adams, failed to quail.
ify.o~ smyth county, to I'LL vacancy oi
Judge John A. Kelly, resigned. -
There are several other vacancies to be
filled as soon as the members resign. The
elections take place with the regular cleo.
tions Oh the 4th Thursday in May. .,..~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-26

CoLoRED MEN ON THE MovE.-Forty co.
lored laborers left Richmond yesterday uia
Richmond and Danville railroad for Chat
tanooga to work On the Alabama and Chat
tanooga railroad. This road is continua.
tion Of the great southern mail and passen-
ger route to New Orleans, and when com.
pleted will be the shortest and most direct
route to Mobile and New Orleans. The
road is being built by g northern company,
and work is being pushed with great ra.
pidity. Over two thousand colored la-
borers are now employed on the work, and
the company desire to increase their force
as many more. AS it is healthy climate, and
the company are paying larger wages (S1.75
per day. than any company in the South, 1t
Is q great inducement for the .colored men
low rates to find employment at such good
prices. The agent of the company is now
in the city to furnish transportation, etc.,
to all who desire to 60.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-26

We had heard OF low prtces-that many articles
Of dry goods were being sold at lower prices than
at any time within the recollections Of the oldest
inhabitants. We could not believe 1t possible
but visit to LEVY BROTHERS. store soon con-
vinced us that what we had heard was true. We
saw ladies' dress goods at astonishngy low prices;
linen goods of every description lower than we
could possibly anticipate; calicos as low as ever
sold within our recollection and as for laces and
embroideries, we could but exclaim, "Oh, how
cheap'' 1t will pay You well for your time If you
call at Levy Brothers. and purchase your dry
000Gs. .. q # .-.a#a. - -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-26

MOVEMENTS OF TR00Ps-TEB SEVEN.
rERNTH LEAVE 7oR THK Fa0NrIEs.-The fol.
lowing order was issued ffom military head
quarters in this city on Saturday last e
l"HEAnauAgTEHs DEPARghgNroF VA,
!" RICHMOND, Va, April "a, 1905
Special Orders No. 81. s. s...gs-.s.
In accordance with the instructions
contained In Paragraph /, Special Orders
70. 81 Of April "a, 1870, Headquarters OF
she Army, Adjutant- Generals Office. the
seYenteenth United States infantry is here
Dy renewed nom duty IN this department
and Will proceed with all dispatch to Sioux
City, Iowa, and thence report to the Gene.
raj commanding the Department OF Dakota
Tor assignment to duty. . 1.., g
The colonel viii select suitable officers to
take charge of the company and rekimental
regiment. :,
"The movement win be made In the fol-
lowing order: - II -. -.
0The colonel commanding the regiment
Will select five companies from the troops
now at Camp Grant, Richmond, Va, and
place them en- To,ste, as soon as transporta.
tlon can be furnished, under command Of
the major Of the regiment. 80 M
"The remaining company at Camp Grant
will move when relieved by company Of
the Fourth United States artillery ordered
from Fort McHenry, Maryland, by para
graph I, Special Orders MOST, Of this date,
from these headquarters. H.. ~,
"Upon the arrival Of the guard ordered
from Fort Macon the four companies Of tho
Seventeenth United States infantry now
at Raleigh, n. c., will immediately be put
en- route, under command of the lieutenant.
colonel, and will join the remainder Of the
regiment at Sioux City. - ,.~.,
"The Quartermaster's Department will
furnish the necessary transportation. "a
By command Of Breyet Major Genera,
CANDY.
~ IS LOUIS V. CAz1ARc, A. A. a. G."
Obedient to these instructions, five COM
panies of the Seventeenth regiment, under
Major r. e. A. Crofton, left Richmond for
Baltimore on the steamer Ella Knight last
evening, and will proceed directly from that
place to their final destination. The sixth
company will remain at Camp Grant until
relieved BY the company at Fort McHenry.
week or two longer. .-t..-,e,l +
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-26

A PoLrrIcAL PRAYER.-We have been
furnished by friend who heard it the fol-
lowing extract from political prayer
offered by deacon in q colored Baptist
church in this city on Sunday last:
!" Oh, Almighty God, bless US poor peo-
pie and sinners! o God, we ask Thee to
defeat our inimies. (Um-a-um The
yether day when our side turn out in de
percession to celebrate de day of freedom
dat man Walker took'n KEEP 'em out'n de
CAPITOL 6quar. tAh, ooh-ah! Trufe Lord,
trufet| -AndO Lore, brake up dat burgus
Legislator, which ts ROW trying to. brake up
dat glorious Constitushun winch was made
by de Convenshun; and now dey is ah on
de road to He'll for their ,misdeeds. [Ah,
ooh-ah. Turn sinner, turn j Have mercy
On dis Conference which is now sitten in dis
town, and which isnow on our side {; and
furthermore, put Thy curse on our inimies
that they may open thar eyes in Helt.D =,
Prayers of this character are frequently
offered and the colored people are taught
to combine their politics with their religion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-26
PRESENTATION OF i surDAY-soHoor

PRESERVATION OF 4 sUNDAY-SGHO0L Ii
BRAsY.-There was q large gathering Of
Sunday-school scholars and. teachers and
others interested IN the Sunday school
cause at the Baptist church In Manchester
on Sunday afternoon. The occasion was
the presentationaefa q new library, costing
about $500, raised By subscription, to the
Sunday school. The library was presented
in neat speech by Rev. j. +. Deans, pas
tor Of the church, and accepted with q few
appropriate remarks by DR.. Chiles, superin-
tendent Of the school. Rev. Dr.. Dickinson
also delivered an address In his peculiarly
happy style. The exercises as whole
were exceedingly interesting, and will
awaken renewed interest in the Sunday
school cause in Manchester.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-26

HUMoRs OF THE CouRT-RooM.--Mr.
rous discourse On the @Humors Of the
COURTROOM i" tonight at the Theatre for
the benefit of the Catholic Male Orphan
Asylum. We bespeak for Mr.. Cowardin a
full attendance, not only on account of the
merits of the lecture itself, but also for the
charitable object for which the proceeds are
intended.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-26

MASS MEETING.-A mass meeting of the
Conservative voters OF Varina township,
Henrico county, will be held at old Pioneer
chapel, on the new Central road, near Al
pineburgh settlement, on Saturday next at
4 O'Clock 2. NJ.
1t has been suggested that the commits
sioners for the other townships should take
similar action at once, so that there shall be
concert Of action throughout the county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-26

CONSTITUTION, WITH INDEX, 15c.;
States; Leading Criminal Gases Parsons on
Notes and Bills; Buruss on Bankruptcy; Redaeld
Attachment: billiard on Injunction sedgewick
on Damages; Taylor on Landlord aud Tenant /;
Walkers American Law; Wallace, volume i:
and Brishtly's National Digests; Abbott's United
States Practiee, and on Corporations and other
j. ". RANDOLPH b ENGLISH,
NH "a 1913 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-26

AMATEUR THEATRYoALs.-Iti is hardly ne
cessary to remind those who have the priyi-
lege Of buying tickets of the theatrical per-
formance at Virginia Hall tonight. The
play on this occasion will be " London AS
surance," and the names in the cast assure
us of pleasant entertainment. The pro-
ceeds will be devoted to charitable pur-
poses. @t- -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-26

WoMAN's R1aHTs.-Mrs. Matilda E. j.
Gage, of New York, will lecture in the hall
of the House of Delegates on Thursday
next at s O'Clock P. NJ. Subject "Op-
portunity for Woman" This Is new
theme for popular lecture in our city, and
no doubt many will 60 to hear what can be
said on the subject.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-26

CURES OF ALL DISEASES OF THE FEEr.-Dr.
Kendall. of London, who comes among Us
highly recommended as q skLlful and successful
chiropodist, has opened an Office on Main street.
72l, few doors above the spotswood where be
may be consulted by all who are afflicted with dis
eases of the feet in the full assurance OF speedy
and permanent relief. Testimonials can be seen
at his Office given by responsible citizens Of this
cIt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-26

LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND PosT-OFFIcE APRIL 26.-
Miss Winnie Spencer, Major j. T. Hutche.
son, James NJ. Graves, Richmond, Va; N
g. Bridgewater lodge 120), Bridgewater
Va; Mrs. FL. w. Freeman, Manakin, Va;
Thomas p. Campbell, Esq, Horsley's Land
ing, Va; Frank II. Miller, Augusta, Ga.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-26

CONSERVATIVE MEETING IN MADISON
WARD.-There will be meeting of the
Madison Ward Conservative Club, at which
all Conservative citizens of the Ward are
invited to be present, at Sauer's Monticello
Hall, tonight. ''-.'-
1t is expected that the judge, commits
sioners, challengers, and clerks, called for
by the plan adopted for the nomination of
a city ticket, viii be chosen at this meet
inc ....s .-.. ~. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-26

STILL OpEN.-The ladies of the United
Presbyterian church have concluded to keep
their Fair open few days longer, and in
vite the continued patronage Of their
friends, and particularly Of such as are In
want Of any of the many articles of fancy
work which they have on sale. The doors
will be open daily at IL NJ, and lunch may
be had at any hour thereafter. The Fair Is
held in the lecture-room of the church,
corner Of Fourth, and Grace streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-26

CAN FIT ALL sIzEs.-The clothing sold by T.
S. BALDWIN & Co., Main and Tenth streets, is
cut and made equal to custom work, and at one
third less price. They have their sizes made spe-
cially to order, and with as full stock as they
now have can flt all sizes without trouble. Buy
your clothing and furnishing goods there. Their
prices are the lowest rs their goods are the best
IN the ctty - .. ..-.- !. go. a.,s~ary sgEs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-26

CALL AccEpTEp.-On Sunday last Rev. j.
r. Garfick signifed his acceptance of the
call, extended to him a few weeks ago, to
the pastorates of the Leigh-Street Baptist
church. We are informed that the accept
ance of the call will not sever his connec-
tion with the Richmond Female Institute
until July next. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-26
pRNpASAIE.

OFFICE LOWER APPoMATTox CoMPASY,l
PETERSBURG, April la, 1870.
T'HE SUBSCRIBER WILL RECEIVE
l. PROPOSALS up to the 25th instant to BUILD
ONE OR MORE PONTOONS, Of large size, with
double railroad tracks in them, TO land the mate
rial dredged from the river.
flans and specifications can he seen az this Oh
flee. II. ID. BIRD,
ap pl5-lol - f...... Chief Engineer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-26

HEN-HoUsE RoBBERY@Ffhhae be ben-house Of
Mr.. James Blackburn, who resides 0nnStehlJe the
Meadow-Bridge road just beyond the cor
poration, was broken open last Friday
night and robbed of twenty-five or thirty
fowls.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-26

.GBUBBs & WILLIAMS win sell at a r. N. q
framed cottage on Dover near Randolph street.
COOK & LAUGHToN win sell at 10 4. M. an
assortment of furniture. DC.
LYME & BROTHER will soil at P. M. house
and lot on Grace between Third and Fourth
streets. .gt sf....fG.s f..y 49,
JAMES M. TAYLOR will sell at P. NJ. deslra-
BILE building lot with a small frame store and
dwelling thereon on the south side Of Marshall
4 street between Filth and Sixth. Ilat
w. G0DDIE will sell at P. III. o lot on the north
side Of Cary between Foushee and Adams
streets. s-.. : a. ! ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-26

Executive His Excellency Governor
Walker has made the following appoint.
/ D. X. Weisiger q notary; public for the
city of Richmond also, Leonidas Triplett
q notary for the county Of Shenandoah
also, A. G. Pulliam notary for the county
of Chesterfield. .. -,
Coroner.-Dr. Hugh Stockdale has been
appointed coroner for the city of Peters.
burg. a. g...t7 s.-,a..-. -
Commissioner of .Deeds.-William B. Hill
has been appointed d commissioner of deeds
in New Y ork for the State Of Virginia.
e. C. Fisher inspector of. Shockoe Ware
house vtce Annable, removed. -, -. >
+. r. Meanly Inspector Of fish for the city
of Richmond. i Il ri. - -ls.... = r. -
W. A. shuck inspector of fish for Alexan.
dria :s+As'i" ~,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-26
TOBACCO FERTILIZERS.

We offer to planters preparation for
........a s1e ss TOBACCO .s...
which contains all the necessary ingredients 70,
making the crop heavy and good and at the same
time enable Il to stand severe drought.
This fertilizer has been tried on TOBACCO, and
those who have used it are highly pleased with re.
suits.
Planters win find it to their interest to use the
TOBACCO FERTILIZER -~
GALLEGo FERTTLIzINa COMPANY,
corner Twelfth and Cary streets,
....~ ...... -- Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-26

BELOW GOLD PRIcEs.-Paper collars 10 cents
per box excellent gauze shirts at 7s cents apiece,
and other gentlemen's wear at proportional rates,
at f. B. SPENCE i SONS, 1900 Main street r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-26

After some desuitory discussion the meet
ing was closed with prayer and singing, and
the benediction. -, ~ 60
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-26

-aGoopa MEAsuRE And RUNNING evaA.--
DooLEY,s BAKING POWDER hss already .s.en
the precedent over others frosn 80
strensth and purity; but assde sfoss taeae iaess
II Il put ap iii cans holng The Sntt sess2es ~ ls
presented which L. rarely sne case W'Ib .ss0ss u
ordinary manufacture. hencss DootsI.s e, 20 "a
KIHG POWDER is The hest, puress, tobgess aao
.ha ,nesf ever offered 10 the consumer, and every
one Who hiss used II ain readily testify t this AZ