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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-05

UIRGINIA-TO WIT : At Rules held In
Y the cIerk,s Office of the circuit court OF
Orange county On Monday, 1th Gay Of marco'
1870: . n,.,0
Sarah A. Dickinson. ..fIalntine
Bepjsmin v. johnson in his own right, and as exc
cutor of the last will and testament OF valentine
johnson, deceased; Beldeld c. Johnson. Henry
Norris and Lucy A. his wife, George w. Jonn'
son, L. T. d. Faulconer, sher'noi Ornnge co Ti
~ and as such committee adminis.ratoI0 Oh
administrator Of Robert C. Johnson. deceased;
John Early and Ann ~ his wife, Rooert l.. Ion-
cray snd Alyerda bis wife, William C.Ih2rn-
ton and Martha L his wife Bentapn nv i9i rni,
Inns, Lewis G. suggett and Lucy T. DIS vile,
Eliza A. johnson, Frederick Johnson, snd VIZ
IN cHANcERY.
men. Of he accounts OF the dsiesdsnt, Bs6JsMr
V. johnson, as executor as Aforesaid and distrf.
button according to law Of the estate OF his sesta
tor In his hands. And II appearing by amdayis
that John Early and Ann =. his wife Robert 1.
ton and Martha L. his wife, Benjamin Collins,
- Hughes and Cornelis his Wife May d. Col.
Inns, Lewis C. Suggett and Lucy T. his wife, Eliza
4. johnson, Frederick Johnson, anG WIulam
Johnson, arc nonresident and absent dsfendants,
on motion Of plaintiff, by counsel It Is Srcefsd
Due publication of this order and do what IL me-
cessary TO protect their inter ests and thaf ihis
order be published once week for four successive
weeks in the aishSns
copy thereof be posted ct the front door O. tne
courthouse OF Orange county on the drss Gay %
the next regular term OF the county court Of saio
county. John e 9 Williams Deputy Clerk
for il. L. HIGdISs. Cierk:
J.I. KEApE1, p - -fun - us.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-05

Burning Of tile Indiana Penltentiary.
LOUISVILLE, KY, April 4.-The State
prison at Jacksonville, Indiana, was burned
to-day. One prisoner was smothcred in his
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-05
Riehmond Tobacco sFaxket.

APRIL G.-The market continues abou: % lass
reported, with full demand for al sorts at our
quotations. There is tendency upward. but NO
do not change quotations to-day. Breaks arc com.
paratively small for the season:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-05

There was large fire in Portsmouth Sa.
turday night. Loss, $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-05

NONSUMPTIVES, if you value health
- lie itself-use. BASES COUGH SYRUP.
Have no other. This preparation has cured con-
sumption. IT Is recommended by the profession.
Try 1t, and experience will attest ITS merits: II
you are suffering with cough or cold use BASES
COUGH SYRUP. For sale by all druggists.
A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-05

INTERNAL TAN.--The new internal tax
bill is approaching completion in the COM
u;ttcc. II reduces in one act NIL the in
tcrnnl revenue laws heretofore passed, and
simplifics many conflicting portions of the
same, but making, on the whole. pamph-
let corv OF four hundred pages, being the
lon.rcS; bill ever considered by Congress.
Tho commit.cc. in order TO avoid being
bothered nv delegations. arc keeping their
votes on various interests secret, but it is
learned that they are adhcrlng to the
ORIGINAL resolution TO reduce internal taxa
ton hv this bill thirty millions OF dollars.
The income tax is reduced, hut whether by
reducing the rate or increasing the excmp-
iinas is not positively known.
Tux FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT. - Washing
ton. April 3.-Thc Presidents special mes
sage and Secretary Fish's proclamation on
the ratification If the fifteenth amendment
are still on the Speakers table in the
House, but a motion will be made this week
70 refer them both to tho Judiciary Commit
tee, with instructions 10 send for persons
and papers 70 ascertain If the ratification
by Indiana was legal and proper, and to in
vcst!Catc the question of the right Of the
State OF New York t. withdraw its ratifca-
ton. Notwithstanding that the Secretary
al State Of ln'.lana has certified to the
State pcpartm cnt hero that the ratification
of that Legislature was proper, it is asserted
~ the lnHi' ma members that the Republic
can Hover. nor Of Indiana looks u?on 1t as
illegal. aud declares that il was done by
les nan n quorum Of TIE Legislature. Al
q .curh Republican member made the mo-
tion OF reference the other day, It is under
stood that new tact cs have been agreed on,
md that the Radicals in the House VII op-
pose an investigation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-05

The Fifteenth Amendment I'm Ohio.
- CLEVELAND, O., April 4.-The municipal
election is progressing quietly. The Plaekss
ore voting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-05

VELVET, BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY,
THREE-PLY, and INGRAM CARPETINGS.
RUGS, MATS, and FLOOR-CLOTHs,
FLOOR aud TABLE OIL-CLOTHS,
DAnAeK and LACE CURTAINS, and WIN
DOW SHADES
have reduced the above to correspond with the
price Of gold. II. +. RlCHARDsoS'
mbs-Im Dol corner Main and Ninth streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-05
vI,O THE WORKING CLAss.-we are

u now prepared to furnish all classes with con-
slant employ ment 1T home the whole OF the time
and profitable. Persons OF either sex easily earn
from 5oc. to Is per evening. and Proporsionsl
cum by devotingth their whole time 70 the business.
That all who see this notice mag send iheir a6-
dress and test the business, we make this unpa-
rallelet offer TO al such IS are nos EsM u sa ~
writing. Full particulars, o valuable sample
which will do to commence work on, and copy
isrrest and beat family newspapers pubiished-alf
sent free by mail. Reader, II you want perma-
nent, profitable work, address RI
rh,A-- a x4ausm Augusta. Ne.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-05
Death OF an Actor.
Foreign News.

PHILADELPHIA, April 4.-E. n. Thayer,
the veteran actor, died to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-05

70 medium $1,000. ssogs 80
Shipping, ripe, In good ORDER. 800. 1.sc6 go
Working, common 70 medium ....... 8.oa1 $50
Working, good.........: ........"".. Sso9 1880
70 medium: 1000 300
fne 1socsQ $500
Sun-cuEed........... ................. e,eo0 1000
Leaf
Shipping, shor. dark in good order. .s1oooaslLoo
shipping, short dark In soft ORDER. o.oo0 19.oo
Shipping, long dark, rich and waxy
In good order. ......................u .So(S b.oo
rich and waxy.... .n....,.a e lo.op ll.ss
Stemming, short and long ,........ S.s04 l1.so
Bright wrappers, medium to rood, $4,000 1000
Bright wrappers, fne to extra $500. cocoa $500
Primtnes. ,,.......,,..,... 5000 e.sS
Sun cured la.sos@ lao
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-05
DUTTON-HOLEAN CoMBINATION

lsi1 MAIN STREET, RICHMoEni
Ono OF the beat machines eycr msae., f o0es su
that anY other machine can DO. MAHEs BUT
We take all other MACHlNEStn ExGHAHGE,
and sci, the exchanged machinea very low. San
and see this machtae work, and u yoa want .
machine Yca viii eersainly buy.
MkFsia1NES bought, sold. repaired &ea &C.
NH I'm 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-05

NOTICE. have the celebrated CE.
IN MENT9 PAINT for stopping leaks Ia old
roots. Any person having leaky roof can nave
sssopped oy Gaming On JOHN BOWERS,
Successor to Yale. Bowers 3 Yale,
Iron Block GpYeynor street, Richmond Va.
Atm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-05

V1XECUTRIX'S NOTICE.-All persons
T. having claims against the estate or Eaton
Nance. deceased will present them to Francis 1;
istell properly authenticated, and those indebted
In said estate will settle with him, he being autho-
rizcd to receipt the same. r.Scr
E1ecutrix of Eaton Nance, deceased.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-05

GEWING,M nj CHINES OF ALI KINDS
ID REPAIRED. Tho SL0AT ELLiET1Q SEW.
ING MACHINES ROUaHT aud 90I.p. We sell
the only pn0PER NEEDLES FOR The aL0Ay
SLOAT AAIHTN6TOM,
IRA rs Osly lzssG S4as fosssaaa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-05
Georgia.

The Georgia discussion was resumed this
afternoon in the Senate, when much of the
ground that was covered in former discus
sions wos gone over. Several members re-
peatcd themselves, and others indicated
their desire to do likewise; SO the case
comes up again tomorrow. with general
prayer that it will be terminated. What
the vote will be cannot be anticipated with
certainty, but the probabilities are yet that
the Bingham amendment will be carried.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-05
Appeals to the Supreme COurt-The
Case Of Gleason Cited In the Ely.
scn-ChahoOn Injunction.


son-ChahoOn Injunction.
WASHINGTON, April 4.-In the Supreme
Court to-day it was held that the writ of
error to State court is not writ of right,
and that it will not therefore issue, unless
allowed by the judge of the proper State
court, or is allowed after q due inspection
of the record by q judge of this court. I'm
der this construction Of the judiciary act
| the case of Gleason, Lieutenant-Governor
of Florida, was dismissed, it appearing
that the State judge had refused the writ,
and that it had never been allowed by Il
Judge of this court.
Various Items.
WASHINGTON, April 4.-Commission De-
lano this morning appeared before the
House Judiciary Committee in the defence
of the action of his supervisor in selling
factories In the country Of the Cherokee
Indians.
District Attorney Morgan, of Louisiana,
has resigned. # the resignation is accept
ed, Senators Kellogg and Harris will urge
A. B. Long for the place, and his appoint
| ment is probable.
The subcommittee on the Pacific railroad
| tonight heard Senator Kellogg and others
favoring road for the thirty paral-
| lei. Messrs. Kellogg and Fremont differ
regarding the eastern initial.
q The revenue receipts to-day were ST.
| 500, 900.
Secretary Boutwell, has gone to Massa-
chusetts. Assistant Hartley acts dun ing
| his absence.
There we're no southern nominations by
the President to-day.
DR.. Samuel Bard has received his COM
mission as Governor of Idaho, and quail
fed before Chief Justice Chase.
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The Judiciary Committee.

There does not appear to be any ground
for the pointed assertion that the Republi-
con members of the Senate Judiciary Com
mittee purpose resigning because of the al
legged brusque treatment they have received
at the hands of other Republican members
of the Senate. There is authority, from
one member of the committee at least, for
saying that no such proposition has been
discussed and, for himself, no such idea
has been entertained. This foolish runuoI
appears to have it's foundation only in
curbstone gossip.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-05
COURT ORDERS.

VIRGINIA. - At Rules held In the
Y Clerks Office Of the circuit court ofthe city
of Richmond on the 7th day OF March, 1870:
Margaret Haussler who sues by her next friend,
Matthias keiser.... .flalntln,
against ~
Joseph Haussler.. ........DeieheAns'
IN CHASCERY. r...
The object Of this suit is for the pIaintinto oo-
tain 4 divorce q uinculun, D,ntrtmontt from the
defendant. And affidavit having been MADE ana
filed that the defendant Joseph Haussler B nom
resident OF the State of Virginia he 10 required 70
apDear here within one month after due puollca.
ton hereof and do what Is necessary TO protect
his Interest I'm this suit.
A copyCTes.e, ALFRED SHIELD, D.. g..
for Thomas s. Atkins, Clerk.
Horor n n rs NH 6--Tutw
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-12-08

THE PRESIDENTS MEssAGE-From
the little that can be learned regarding
the tone and matter of the Presidents
Message. the public may expect docu-
ment full of bold aud positive expressions.
1t will be somewhat longer than that Of
last year, and will discuss all the m alters
that have engaged the attention of the
Administration for the past year. There
Nbc 4 recomne ndation Of action on the
question, aud review Of what
hsner'e" 10 in the Indian service, with
n'' o'en w. tntimation that the civil
pretty broad s,cb tho neouls most
service reform. WI 1,o,,, ,rosoo,toa
need, is still being &C, w. u,;.h eharao.
The President will adhere, 49,
teristic firmness, to his position vest Tn.
QUESTION of Il foothold in the " A..
dies and on the question Of reviving
commerce he will rear sert the views ex
pressed last summer. The President has
given considerable thought lately to the
great evils arising from the growing
power of great corporations, and the con-
centration Of vast material interests in the
hands Of the few. He may, however,
prefer to present this matter to Congress
at later period, when his views as to the
remedy are more thoroughly defined. AL
together, the Message is said to be decid-
edly affirmative in tone. and it is con-
fidently expected that it will stike the
public mind even more favorsbly than
did that of last year.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-12-08

THE EASTERN QUEsTJoN-The reply
of Prince Gortschakoff to Earl Granville
was published on Thursday in St. Peters
burg. The Russian Minister declines to
discuss the question of propriety involved
involved in his first note. He regrets
that Earl Granville takes exception to his
form of communication, and says the alb
rogation of the entire trea.y was not con-
templated. The peace of the world re-
quired that treaty. Russia, however, is
willing to enter into a conference Of the
Powers. A St. Petersburg dispatch says
a pacific solution is assured. The Vienna
NeueFreie Presse says France will partici-
pate in conference to be held at London.
A dispatch from Tours, however, says
that that branch of the Government has
referred the matter to their colleagues in
Paris. According to the Vienna journal
above named, the preliminary discussions
will involve other questions than those
connected with the Treaty of 1856. A
Berlin telegram says new treaty will be
opposed, emitting the question of the
?. Il Sea neutrality, e,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-12-08
OFFICE ORDERs.-Wheu II

OFFICE ORDERS.-When the
fosT department of the Post
money orde. ,ished we were confident,
Office was estab- 'oped into one of the
it would be deveh ,eful branches of the
most important and u. exnectstion has
public service. That The business
been more than realized. ;.or.osad
of the money order Office has y. now
marvellously millions Of doll. he.
annually pass through this medium -.
tween parties making and receiving
mittances, and al,Aost without the posi-
oillity OF LOSE Indeed. If the instructions
are carefully observed no ,,ss can occur
to anyone-exceptp perhaps to the govern.
ment-when this mode Of making revn;t.
tances is adopted. The charges on money
order letters are very slight and the de-.
livery is always prompt. We think that
the system will be rapidly extended until
all principal points in the country are
accommodated with money order Offices.
1t is now also in contemplation to make
an international arrangement whereby
money may be RENTED between Eng.
land and the United States with the
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-12-08
Gossip with the Editor.

Summer, once SO voluptuous and beau
tiful, has lost her roses and dimple., anG
now rests faint and languid upon the LAY
of Autumn and the "sear and yellow leaf
reminds us of the glories departed, fal
away in the golden past, and. as we ling
ering gaze, pale Autumn turns be,
mournful eyes upon us, in a sad farewell
while she silently points to the white
garments of her cold hearted lover, who
stands upon the mountain top, impatient
ly waiting for his bride
As nature ields her beauties, one by
one, to the Frost King, and we have little
left outside, with which to charm the oyo,
we turn within to the light and love OF
our hearths and homes, aad seek protec.
ton and comfort from those we love.
"And if the day We gave to labor, Esd
The eve, ing's due to friend and neighbor."
Thus Mr.. Editor, our evening enter.
tainments have commenced, though some.
what earlier this season than formerly,
yet we hail them with hearty welcome.
The reunion of old friends and friend
ships, the pleasant Interchange OF
thoughts, spiced with music and mirtb,
around the fireside, all tend to elevate the
soul, and make us wiser and happier
Our fret entertainment came off in the
shape of surprise party" at the house
of Mr.. Harrison White. on Monday even.
ing, Oct. 3lst, and although the evening
was rather inclement, the good people of
our town there assembled to the number
of about fifty.-the object being to present
Miss Julie White with purse of money
for her very acceptable services to us,
upon the Sa bbath. as organist. This was
also her fifteenth anniversary, and we
doubt not, that this unexpected celebrat-
ing of it will cause her ever to remember
it with pleasure.
A purse of over twenty dollars was
made up for her, Mr.. A. E. Stanley very
neatly and appropriately making the pre-
sentation, to which she earnestly and
feelingly replied in the following words !:
81 thank you all, and hope 1 may prove
myself worthy of your gift" Tears of
gratitude speaking more eloquently than
further language could have done, and
we felt amply repaid for thus demcnstrat.
ing our appreciation for her labors.
Refreshments were served Immediately
after, and, judging from the bountiful
supply of candies, popped-corn, lucious
ice-cream, aud fragrant tea, we came to
the very unavoidable conclusion that Mr..
White and. lady had stolen march on us,
and that zoe were the surprised ones, after
all.
Music, both vocal and instrumental.
lent its charms throughout the evening,
and general good feeling prevailed; and
when we babe goodnight to our friends
we felt happier and better for this, our
first entertainment of the season.
LEICESTER.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-12-08

EAST PoULTNEY.-We learn that we
were mistaken in several of the particu-
lars relative to the accident at East
Poultney. The wagon shop is being
erected near the covered bridge by
Messrs Dewey and Morse, and it was q
young man and not boy who fell there
from. He fell 40 feet striking three times
before be finally landed on the stone in
the wheel pit. DR.. A. E. Horton and not
DR.. Ross was in attendandsnce within ~
minutes. Mr.. E. 8. Dewey. the first to
reach him, thought him dead. The young
man is now out and is gaining. II was .
narrow escape from death.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-12-08

NEW RouTE.--The Rutland Rail. 'oau
will commence, Monday, December IT,
to run the Southern Division of the
Whitehall & Plattsbureh Railroad from
Port Henry to Ticonderoga, and will,
there, connect, with stage for Whiting,
arriving at half past ten o'clock a. M, in
time for the mail train for Rutland, con-
Meeting with trains at Ratland in season
to reach New York and Boston the same
evening. 1t is to connect these two points
Ticonderoga and Whiting, land to make
an outlet for tho Whiteha IL & Plattshurgh
Railroad that the Whiting Railroad ia
being built. e..
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-12-08

NOVEL INSCRIPTION. - few days
since letter with the following novel in.
scription passed through the post-office at
Brandon:
Uncle Sam, you are my Debtor,
Igave you three cents to carry this letter,
+, If you carry it safe to your destination
It will be a big thing for the Administration.
II you don't be sure you'll get swore at,
And in future will be Democrat.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-12-08

CHEsTER.-In giving the account of
the new Episcopal Church, in Chester a
few days since, the name of the Architect,
Pitt W. Wentworth, was omitted through
inadvertence, as you might as we'll start
ship across the ocean without pilot, as
describe public building without men
tioning the architect, besides Mr.. Went
worth was Bellows Falls boy, and we'll
known in the vicinity, and ranks high in
his profession
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-12-08

THE CHINESE WAR-Not to be be.
hind the Europeans, China has got war
upon her hands. The irrepressible Tartar
population, who keep up the process rela-
lively to the Celestial Empire which the
Northern barbarinns did, for some centu-
ries, in regard to the Roman, have made
another of their chronic instructions.
Between the Western traders, who are
creeping up her rivers from the eastern
seaboard, and the nomadic races that keep
up the infiltration of barbaric ideas of
freedom from the west, the venerable and
stationary civilization of the "Flowery
Land" has some rude shocks before it in
the immediate future.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-12-08

OBITUARY.-A clergyman writes MS
that Deacon James Muzzey Of Jamaica
died November 18th, at the advanced age
of 81 years Z months and Is days. He
had been resident of the town since he
was two years old, devoted christian
forty-five years, and faithful Deacon of
the Baptist Church for more than thirty
years. "He came down to his grave like
shock of corn cometh in its season his
work we'll done on earth and his soul ma
tured for heaven" ts
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-12-08
GRAND LIST OF ADDISON COUNTY
~ARY MISUNDERSTANDING {

A. ~ARY REUNION. Among the
:. vh;o y will convey persons attend
: 80 .hs M;l;t, Wy Reunion at Rutland on
(. III % Il. Suary 1871, for fare one
-. 80 .ha Conn, >ctieut 81 Psssunpsic,
80 ,r;...-;ru; railr. >sde. The announce.
ment was not msde on the circular Issued
by the officers of the Reunion Society
for the reason that the consent OF the
officers of the road had not oeen -e'
ct that time. ttaeatE
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-12-08
HIGHLY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of

HIGHLY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF our
.hants received, Saturday, one Of the
..-xo;, money proposing to make him
49, .a,a na..., thereof in this community.
II. sool. h;oh,v ., supplemented, by clause
- 49, -. s.a.;, g that upon enquiry
he (the merchant) has een 'eoon'no"oeo :.
to the firm as the mos, '"o'e anu
proper person in this part of &c '''' ~
circu late the queer" ....-... ..... VS.