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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-20

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The undersigned resididg at -. State OF -,
undertake that, if the foregoing bid for carving
the mail on route No. 1- be accepted by the Post.
day OF July. 1871, enter into the required obliga
ton or contract to perform the service proposed
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FORM OF PROPOSAL. GUARANTEE. AND GER
TIFICATE.
PROPOSAL.
The undersigned --, whose postoffice ad-
dress S -, county of -. State OF -, proposes
10 convey the mails OF the United States, from
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tween and -, under the advertisement of
the Postmaster General, dated September 50, 1870,
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the straight Shoot" !

me hill amending the charter Of the
road from Lynchburg to Richmond passed
the Senate yesterday, and is law. 1t orig'-
mated and passed In the Senate, was sent 10
fha House, and there amended by the
addition OF few names of gentlemen re-
siding In the country to the list OF corpora.
tors, and In one other immaterial point. IL
Was AS thus amended passed by the House
and returned to the-~Scnate, which BODY
concurrcd in the amendments yesterday.
and it was then sent TO the Governor, VINO
will no doubt sign it. s.,5 y
There are no material changes from she
original charter in this bill. 1t enables ITS
friends to act with more efficiency in some
particulars. And now we shall go to WORK
at once, and in short time-two years, we
hope, at furthest--we shall be in the held
with this important road completed, giving
the most active support to the great effort
that has been announced as the order OF
the day--to protect and increase the com
mercc of Virginia. This Is General MA,
HOMES platform. Upon that Richmond
stands, and will, with the direct line to the
chief city Of Virginia, do great service IN
giving such direction to trade and travel as
will best protect the interests Of the State
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nF wANT OF VITALlTY.-some-
times there is lack Of vitality In large and APP
parentiy well-developed frames. HerSulean sin;
stamina and constitutional yiRor In their possess
sor Health depends more upon the condition OF
the stomach, the liver, and the bowels, than upon
the breadth Of the shoulders or the size OF loose
levers and pulleys Of the system In which strength
is supposed to reside. All this grand animal ma
Chnery Is of itself protection ag INST sickness
and decay. Easy and perfect digestion, regular
and regular discharge Of the waste matter Of the
hody through the intestines, the kidneys, and the
pores, are the most potent safeguards against dis
ease the best guarantees Of longevity. 10 pro.
mote these objects Is the great end and purpose Of
HOSTETTERS STOMACH BITTERS. The in-
gradients of which the great tonic and altera-
tive is composed are taken solely from the yege-
table Kingdom and their medicinal virtues are not
counerbalanced by the acid and poisonous ele-
ments which exist more or less In all the powerful
mineral drugs. Sufferers from indigestion, bill
constipation, not only find immediate relief from
the use OF this agreeable stimulant and inViso-
rant, but become conscious, as time wears on, OF
nm increase of constitutional elasticity ana Tltai
force. Labor and exposure no longer produce
the same effect npon them as heretofore, anu they
feel as If they had acquired new hold on LIE
new reserve Of physical and mental energy. Ihls
has been the experience OF thousands OF ooth
sexes and every day adds to he mass OF connrma-
the temperature aud state of the atmosphere ex-
efcise peculiarly depressing influence over the
minds and bodies OF lnvalids, HOSTETTER'S
KITT Frs is the only tonic upon which the dcbili-
tated can rely for swift and permanent restnra-
tion. -...- : -".--. je 90 deod&wlw
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mIMPoRTANT TO THE PUBLIC.

NOW Is THE TINE TO sUPfLf =.
YOURSELVES. 80. &c.,. ......
A. GOLDBACK, No. GOT Broad street, has just
received from schooner which sprung o leak on
her passage from New York 10000 yards A
BLEACHED COTTON, slightly damsged by wa
ter, which he is now offering to the pubic az tne
unprecedented low price Of 1?s cents these goods
in order are worth nearly double what we are now
asking. .....,'., ..,..-
Also s. 600 yards of choice styles ofthe best make
Of CALICOES, wet and somewhat out Of order,
which we are selling ut the very low price OF 10
cents the coiors of these goods are warranted.
Also, in store and receiving one Of the best and
most complete stock Of 81 :
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
to be found In any Rrst-cass dry goods establish
ment in this city, consisting In part Of
LENOS GRENADINES, HERNAN1ES, s~-
JAPANESE POPLINs ALPACAS, BAREGEs,
WHITE and COLORED PiQUEs,
CAMBRICS, LAWNS, BRILLIANTS, &C.;
WHITE GOODS i'm grear variety;
CASSIMERES LINENS and C0TToNADEs'
for men and boys wear;
SHEETINGS, SHlRTINGS, TABLE-DAMASk.
NAPKINS, DOYLEs, TOWELS, HOSIERY,
GLOVES, HANDKERCHIEFS, l-r-i s.t..f I
COLLARS, CUFFS, -. .-..,-.s.s..,.-... a.gg {
EMBRoIDERIEs NOTIONS, &c. j. -fss5 rs
Onr line OF JET JEWELRY Is unsurpassed In
style and quality by any house south OF New YORK
In fact, we are Offering every style Of goods to be
found in n frst-class retail house at prices which
cannot fail to please. .....-ir
Cali early and often to purchase some of The
great bargains to be had at the cheap dry goods
Store Of .,.. ..aa A. GOLDBACK, +.
eo7 Broad street. between Sixth and Seventh.
Country merchants will find 1t to their interest
TO give us call before purchasing elsewhere y
ie 20-lw s... -.f-., - .. ..-. ..a
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Roanoke CoIIcg e-Commencemen
Week.
For the Dispatch.

The exercises of this institution were
really worthy of commentator. at this
late date we will give only o synopsis OF
them.
They were held upon the 18th June: The
graduating class numbered eleven. William
Baker, of Winchester, delivered the Latin
Grafton Ii. E. Ward, of Campbell county,
the Greek address; and J. d. Carnahan, OF
Tazeweu, the yaledictory. -,
Professor Wells presented the gold medal
for proficiency in mathematics to j. b.
Grum, of Burk's Garden.
Professor Yonce crowned Norman Hale,
Of Carroll, victor in the Greek contest.
The medal for skill in logic and meta
physics was awarded to j. D. CANADIAN.
Nine of the graduating class delivered
addresses after which, Rev. DIR. Bittle
closed with an address.
The commencement exercises were inaugu-
rated by u contest in oratory on the evening
Of the 18th by Professor Luther Hollands
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rCONOUERED AT LAST

MEX ONQU Erred AT LAST
An unhealthy system. is generally produced by
an unhealthy stomach, and the latter Is a sure
indication of poor indigestion. When d.
must necessarily suffer, and the mind itself
shows the effects Of 1t In the low spirits Of the pa
tfent. Indigestion Is the parent OF thousand indie
scribable mtseries all symptoms Of worse disor-
ders yet to come. The prem onitory indications
of that terror of our race -dyspepsia-eyery one
knows. Now, why suffer the penalties Of delay
when by the use Of MIsHLER's HERB BITTERs
not only immediate relief but positive and perma-
nj mt cure can be realized. ihs celebrated house
hold remedy is an infallible remedy for all dis
eases arising from dlsordered stomach, and will
eradicate th-m. Be reasonable with yourself, con-
raacopea prescriptions, and take q course of
MIsHLER'S HERB BITTERS. Sold by all drug
gists and dealers. DR.. !. b. HARTMAN & CO.,
proprietors, Lancaster, Pa. je 2o-deod&w1w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-25

AMEaIcAa CATHOLIC BIsHoPs IN ROME
The correspondent Of the Baltimore Odtho-
Tic Mirror, writing from Rome on the 2Sth
ultimo, says: .-r---.--~.-
tsThs health of the American bishops is
toterably good. Archbishop MeCfoskey
looks feeble, though he is daily at his post.
Your own archbishop seems TO improve
under the heat. Bishop McGill LIS in Paris
under the hands of an ocuiist. Father
MeMsniis left Southampton on the 21st
uhimo, and we trust is now safely restored
TO his congregation and friends"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-25
LOCAL MATTERS.

CUTTING ArFAlR.-About IL O'Clock las
night a colored man named James Taylor
was stabbed in an alteration on E.oat
street with John johnson aud Charles
Walsh (white). Major Poe was quickly OF
the spot, and with the assistance o. cap
and locked them up for hearing before thu
Mayor this morning. The wounded MAJ
was properly cared for. We we're unable
to learn any of the particulars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-25

LAND sALEs..-On Thursday 1O7 n acres
of Mrs. J.P. Anderson's Meadow. View
farm to Mr. F. Westby, Of WISCONSIN. 1 19 y
acres. belor9ing to j. NJ. Browns estate, for
80, 900 cash. to Mr.. Marcy, Of Illinois
Fredericksburg Netos. -.
Last week, 100 acres, two miles above
sDotsylyania: Courthouse, belonging to Mr..
Walter Jones, for 81 400 cash, Ito IL. Burke,
of Albany, n. .-Fredcricks burg Herald.
LAND SALE.-To B. L. King, of Oneida
county, New York, 131 acres OF G. q. Beck
hams Ashland farm, in Culpeper county, at
$40 per acre. Cutpeper OtssrueT'. ~.
HAKyEsrrNa.-We understand that the
majority of our farmers will commence
next week. We have converseu with I,
LARGE number of extensive farmers, ana
they say the wheat crop is as good as IL mas
been for number of years.-Stdunto1 YER
ginfdn. =. ~, .s.,...f j., ta-
HARyEsTING.--The farmers are, and have
been for several days, busily engaged mar
yesting their crops of wheat, and they nave
had beautiful weather for the work. Inc
wheat, so far as we have been able to learn,
is turning out well. Some say the. wheat
has been injured by the rain, &C., but we
suppose they would grumblc at almost any
thfng-even at having to pay taXes.-Freae-
ricksburg Ledger. :...
HARyEsT.-Reports from the country IN
this Immediate neighborhood are generally
to the effect that notwithstanding the late
prolonged rainy spell the wheat crops this
year will be considerably above an average
one-the Increased yields of the thin wheat
more than making UP for The decrease
caused by injury to that which was heavy.
Alexandria Gazette. ..... .... .....-.,.. u.
The wheat harvest is mostly over IN tiiis
section, and it is the general OPINION that
we have q fine crop-muCh the best that we
have had since the war. But, as always
the case, there Is some difference OF opinion
Wheat that was sown late is generally, a
good deal affected with the scab we also
And in some fields of late wheat that there
is n little black bug which gets into the
heads, and wherever it lodges seems TO
nerforate or iuiure the straw, causing Inc
head from the point of perforatlon 10 ary
nm as if blasted.- Roanoke Valley.
Harvest has commenced in good earnest
in this neighborhood, and the farmers are
IN rather better spirits as to the yleid man
ihev were two or three weeks since. WIN
all their croaking the crop Will De gooo
one. .h;s coo
son than it does now. With two or three
GOOD rains between the 1st OF July ana cne
75th of August we will be blessed with an
abundant crop.
markedly well, and promises big Yield
Piedmont VirgiRiGn.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

THE CHINEsE.--Senator Wilson on Thurs
day advocated bill to stop the Chinese i'm.
migration under contract. He said the time
had surely come when Congress should ar
rest this importation of servile labor. either
to take the place of the emancipated men OF
the South or the workingmen of the North.
He was opposed to casting drag.net over
the world and gathering up the degraded
portion of mankind to lower the price of la
bor and degrade the Workingmen Of the
United States. :
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me- DISCIPLES CHURCH (SYCA-
MOREl ELEVENTH STREET BETWEEN
ROAD A ID Observation-Disclosures on
EVERY LORDS DAY 1t II A. NJ and z. NJ.
elder j. A. DEARBORN, pastor. Prayer meet
ing on WEDNESDAY EVENINGS at P. NJ.
Seats free.
Parsonage, .4os Twelfth street. MY
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pr,r,fis. the prize being awarded to Joseph
Hager, OF. Maryland ON sisnflay,, Bacon
lauTsafe sermgnby Dr: Bittlsiat night, 40
dress BY Rev; Ms. Philips. Mgnday +, nl gta
torv "-prize awarded TO, JAMES W. Mar
shall. of Augusta county. Tuesday morn
fnr. address to to the Alumni by Rev. DR..
Miller; afternoon, the RLIglyF Club at
tracted h crowd: at hight, DR.. Clement
Harris addressed the, literary soeietiess.-..-.--
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-25

p. MY BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE
This splendid HAIR DYE is the best in the world !;
the only true and perfect dye harmless, reliable,
instantaneous no disappointment no ridiculous
tints remedies the i'll effects of bad dyes nvigo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
or 6rown. Sold by all druggists and perfumers,
and properly applied at BATCHELoR's WIG
FACTORY, No. 10 Bond street, New York. ''a-
lie 2-eodlyr. .rf ., ..... '..t#
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-25

sEsIoUsIY lLL.-We regret to learn that
Mr.. j. Marshall Hanna, well known as hay
ing been for some years past connected with
the newspaper fraternity of Baltimore,
Richmond, and Washington, lies seriously
city. Henorrhages of threatening charac-
ter occurred Yesterday and last night.
Washington Star, June %.
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engaged yesterday in surveying tlassite Of
the Tong bridge. This ennnpany aaving
been prantsa HE right of WY Of the Long
bridge. contemplate, 1t isHaid, the amme..
date eonstryie tfonsd a permanent railroad
and wagon anfi dgea on LIS present site. and
The. SURVEYS in progress yesterday were for.
the purpose OF obtaining the information
necessary foranaking. fhe proper plans and
drawings of the structure to be erected
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-25

. Hatts expedition, composed of the pro-
iessors Of Cornell University, left New York
ihorsssay LII the Bio Janeiro steamer 10 ex,
plore the Amazon basin, &c,
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Representatives Of workingmen's organi-
cations are sending In letters to senators and
members asking for legislation against Chi
nese labor in this country. 81.
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The Lone Acknowledgements employed
by tho Potomac Railroad Company were
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~ ROACH EXTERMINATOR. War
ranted to act. Price, Csc. Sold at Wig RI
..-......... MEADE BAKERS,
je l7-l0t .sys ..: sf.E, slp Main street.
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mHAyYNagoBTMNEbT The

~ ID a 2NHS C.bA4tA ~ rs0s "a "
.-,,,-.--.-...:s-ss.EKFIRE~MTEREsr=olg'-.:-,-:1s
JAMES E. BuRsRlsEess And Nd JOSEPH q.
WILLIAMS =
.ro.f5xg IN the late concern OF 4 .TAta9
,s BURhEnss,. ! WILLIAMS 4 CO., !: a>,a
/ b beg leave to can the attention Of my friends
osa&''a c:,ss to my very ''s. So, ~ = I'M
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK -, =.
,f2'.la.~ OF 4 ~. =" (. :. : !, = =
.s.,.aa ,DRsYrG,o DDS AZ u
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. !. /, i
! :-tIE'H - ~ } =
! 1855. s.t.sg .,.sggg ,ifh.L@ Ri" :
sgE.-jj --s.s !sy'. 81 20 = 60 = = > II
. In order to supply the demands Of my Inn
rnensc retail trade am compelled to buy in
very large quantities. and consequently can give
! merchants a+ - : d, <, =.
/ CHOICE SELECTIONS "a Is TntJ
/ LIBERAL MARGIN FOR PROFITS.
NV stock is replenished by i:
TR1-wEEKLY ARRIVALS OF
--.g.-,-. FRESH GOODS, -
! ~<.s Is kept at all times
FULL AND COMPLETE,
: rD. ~ Is always ;
FULLY ADEQUATE TO THE WANTS OF
! THE TRADE.
-............ ..s.-;---:-. ......s .Hr.'G-
THE QUALITY OF MY GOODS Is
SUE ERROR, IiE. .E...
and my 5a .:.'....s
PRICES AS LOW AS SIMILAR GOODS CAN
BE BOUGHT ANYWHERE. g, e.s
l invite an examination by all In want Of
FIRST. CLASS GOODS a,s &. :,.ss4
THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
JOHN N. WOODEN, iii Main street.
between Eleventh and Twelfth.
The following gentlemen can be found with
me, who will be pleased to see their friends:
JOSEPH G. WILLIAMS,
THOMAS D. QUARLEs, =
EDWIN A. WYNN,
WI. JENNINGS,
F.v. SUTTON, in, $685..
c. R. MORTON, .. ..-..., %.
A. NJ. WOODFIN, p. a.. y.ass s,E.I
1e % WILLIAM r. McCAw.
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ssT,HE BEST IN THE CITY."-This
Il is the popular phrase applied to WOOL &c
sons SODA AND MINERAL WATER DIS
penaed from their magnificent Fountains AZ 1 Lne
rnrner of Ninth and Main streets. 1e II .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-25

LEX1NGTON, Juu6 ~, IoIV.
There was an opposition tonight be-
tween the students ball and the addresses
before the Alumni, as there was last year
opposition between the address before the
Young Mems Christian Association and the
ball. In all such contests the bail people
IRE apt to win in such community as ours,
and the crowd was not so large ut the
chapel tonight.
orator, said that he need not introduce to
my audience assembled i'm Rockbridge the
orator Of the evening, but need only an
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-25

The Senate met at II A. M.-Lleutcnant-
Governor MARYE in the chair. Prayer by
Rev. DIR. ChambliSS.
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In order to supply the demands Of my Inn
mensc retail trade i am compeiied 10 puy IN
very large quantities, and consequently can give
merchants 1+ y q. ~ ,r
|. arr $50 stEitZ ~ : = . -. - =
I CHOICE SELECTIONS xIJ Ths&
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-09
When We Consider

"Barrett's" dresses Hair splendidly.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-09

"No MORE KEROSENE HoRRoRs A
necessity which should have been demanded
By legislation, but which has been met with
out it, is safety kerosene lamp. Hardly 3
day passes but there is to be found rec
ord in some part of the country of death
or terrible manning, the work of kerosene.
That this explosive demon was now effectu-
ally chained, we felt assured, as soon as we
examined Parkins l. Houses non-explosive
Kerosene lamp, the other day. 1t is made
entirely of metal in imitation of bronze, and
the OH Is poured in through a safety tube.
1t cannot break Or explode if it falls from
any height, as glass lamp does. The gas
generated by the burning oil ia conducted
directly to the flame, and helps feed it,
thus economlzing in the fluid. The
oil passes out from chamber
by small tubes into small
cylinder in which the wick is placed, SO
that the oil is kept cool and no gas
generated. 1t cannot be exploded by any
thing short of nitro lycerine or gun
powder, and it is claimed to be successful
rival of gas at trifing expense. Kent &
Goldsbury, of Davenport, Iowa. are the
general agents of this section, and P. b.
Normoyle is the canvassing agent for Rock
Island. Orders left at G. K. Bard's.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-09
THE DUBUQUE RIOTERS.

This case has now queer legal phase TO
it, which is being argued before Judge
Peasants to-day. 4 plea in abatement has
been entered by the council for the defense
grounded on the following alleged facts. E
b. johnson one Of the Counsel for the pros
ecution, is Chairman of the Board of Super
visors and had part in the selecting of the
Grand Jury that found the bill of indictment
One of the Grand Jurors is alleged to be
over sixty years of age, and was, on this &C
coun, liable under the state law to chal-
lenge which was omitted in making choice
OF him The first mentioned horn of this
legal dilemma has, we believe as
far as discovered, no exact par
alel, in precedent. A motion to Quash the
bill of Indictment under this plea of aba,e.
ment is what is now being argued. The
prosecution, it is thought, are not now ready
for trial, owing to the absence of witnesses
And, even if they were, it is doubtful
whether the Judge would try the case q. this
late hour of the term.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-09
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Headache Toothache. Sore Throat. and ali III
eraai and Internal Aches and Pains.
Every bottle warranted Sold BY all D,rx
gisu, at 50 cents per bottle