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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-05-06
DIR. TUFTS Golden Eagle Bitters is the best tonic
ever invented.
Invitation.
MARIETTA, GEORGIA. May 4th, Isl

MARIETTA, GEORGIA May 4th, 1870.
Hon. W. H. TICKER, Mayor of Marietta
Dear Sir: As Chairman ofthe Committee charged
with the management of the anniversary Pic Me Of
the Western and Atlantic Rail Road the 9TH. which
through your courtesy is arranged to in the
vicinity of Marietta take great pleasure in extern
ding to the citizens Of Marietta cordial invitation to
participate therein and hope that they will all avail
themselves of the opportunity Of meeting those who
come to participate in it and bringing well filled
baskets will all derive whatever oujoyment-tor
which every facility viii be afforded.
Respectfully,
A. PORE Chairman,
Committee of Arrangements.
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Communication of Dr.. Fuller.

NU-IIIlUnICdLIOn OF DIT. 7 UIIGT.
We have received from Rev. DR.. Z. O. FULLER a
lengthy communication in reply to our corespon-
dent of last week which is unavoidaby deferred I'M
Ill our next issue.
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CHE ggarietta aonraal.
MARIETTA GEORGIA.
Friday Morning May 6, 1870.
Page g. Montgomery.

Messrs. PAGE & MONTGOMERY have lot of ex-
celent Scythes and Cradles for the now crop of
wheat
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Il is Purely Vegetable.
"Tdc Life Of the Flesh IS tie Blood"

This being tie fact, it is very Obvious that when
the blood becomes corrupted tie whole system be-
comes corrupt also Iorelieye this, the trut policy
undoubtedly is to dr,ct the remedy to the source Of
the disease il is "a this manner that Dr.. Tuts Sar
saparila and Queens Delight acts. lis specific ef-
feet is ON the blood: it rures IT. vitalizrs It, and eX-
pel4 all disteml err from The system.
Being free from violent Minerals, it is adapted TO
general use. The Old and Young may Use il; tho
most delicate female, al any time, may take il; tho
weak and ellecbed viii lie strengthened by it; the
tender infant who may have inherited disease, will
be cured by it, For SYPHILIS, and all It's train Of
evils, it is = SINE an.iI9.e.
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Cur Park.

This our citys pride looks verdant and beautiful.
1t will have placed around it neat fence, that
will be ornamental as well as useful.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-05-06

If You must have a beverage use DR.. Tutts Golden
Eagle Bitters. They are healthy and invisorating.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-05-06

New HRIToN HAMILTON Co. IND, May ?.
Or. z. W. RoBACK-Dcar Sir; This will certify
Hat my wife had been Iaholng under severe at
tack OF platon the heart and dyspepsia and her
case had been given up as incur3be. | then resort
ted TO the various patent medicines Of the dry, but
she found relief from them. At last was reques-
ted to procure some OF your scandinavian Blood
Purifier and two boxes Of tie Blood Pills. | pur-
chased from your agent, u. n, Hanna one bottle Of
the Blood Purifier aud two boxes Of the Blood Pills
and proceeded with them according to direction
SLe found relief from both diseases after using three
or four bottles | will, therefore, cheerfnlly recon
mend your medicine 10 the suffering community,
peciaiig the females Yours respectfully.
ROBERT NJ TAYLOR
See Advertisements
SicEley females should use English Female Bitters.
T.. +. b. cures prolapsJs uteri and lyucomIoea,
For liberation Of the womb, E. +. B..
i. 4. B. aloGscs aud regulates.
Gravel and Gout cnrcl with Dromgoole &, Co.'S
Buchu.
Dromgoole & Co.'S Buchu cures bloody urine.
Milky uiine cured with Dromgoole & Co.'S Buchu.
Dromgoole & Co : Euchu s all the rage for affec
tiers Of the kidneys and bladder.
Induhitab'e evidence proves that Dromgoole * Cos
Buchp is the best and cheapest.
Dromgoole & Co.'S LIVER Pills are the best,
The sures4, are Dromg0ole & Co.. Liver Pills
Bile on the stomach, use Dromgooe & Co 3 Liver
Pills
4 sure thing, Dromgoole & Co.'S Liver Pills.
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aim Killer

Travellers are always liable to sudden
attacks Of Di5cntery and Cholera Nor
bus, aud these occurring when absent from
home, are very unpleasant. The PAIN
KILLER may always be relied upon in
such cases. As soon as you feel the symp-
toms, take one tea-spoonful in a gill of
new milk and moIasscs and a gill of hot
water, stir well together and drink hot.
Repeat the desc every hour until relieve
cd. If the pain be severe, battle the
bowels and back with the medicine clear.
In cases of Asthma and Phthisic, take
a tcaspoonful in gill of hot water sweet
ened we'll with molasses; also battle the
throat and stomach faithfully with the
medicine, clear.
DR.. Sweet says it takes out the sore
ness in cases of bonescttins faster than
anything he ever applied.
Fishermen, so often exposed to hurts
by having their skin pierced with hooks,
aud fms OF fish, can be relieved by bath
ING with the Pain Killer as soon as the
accident occurs in this way the anguish
is soon abated battle as often as once in
five minutes, say three or four times, and
you will seldom have any trouble.
The bites and scratches of dogs and
cats are soon cured by bathing with the
Pain Killer clear.
Sold by dealers everywhere.
PEIH1' 12.d us & saw.
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Ifyou want good appetite use Dr. TUFTS Golden
Eagle Bitters.
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A. IOPE, OlAIfiNah,
Committee Of Arrangements.

Delicate Females take Golden Eagle Bi,ters. I
is pleasant cordial.
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The effect Of Simmons Regulator OIL the stomach,
liver and kidneys is prompt and etectual
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-05-06

The symptoms Of liver COM
1 plant are measiness and pain
i 10 the side. Sometimes tho
4 paints IN the shoulder, and is
4 mista ken for rheumatism. The
4 stomach IS affected with loss of
hawels IN General coetiYe, sorne-
N lax. Tie head is tr0ublcd
icavy, sensation, considerable
g loss Of memory, accompanied
4 with pain.ul sensation of hav'
I n4 left scnrthing undons
y whichouebtto iays been Gone.
4 cmHpIa.ninpof weakncss
Il debility and low spirits. Some.
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E1R. saWM0S'S
liver 8 equator

A preparation of roots and herbs warranted TO be
strictly vegetable, and can do no injury to any one
it has been ased by haudreds aud known for the
last tifyd years Of the most tliahle, eff
cac5us and harmless preparations ever strcd to the
suffering If taken regularly and lersistety, it is
enta tn c41f.a
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For he cure ofIror Complaint, Dyspepsia, jam
dice, Feyers, Loss Of Appetite Afectonsoflhe Bad
der and kidneys, Ecrvou~n'as, Diseases ofthe skim
Impurity Of the Blood, Sick Headache, Costyynefs
Gijtiuess, Bous Affections and Female Diseases
These PILL are Invaluable 70 al who suffer from
any of these diseases. BY their iudeious use the
bowels are kept in auaural condition ofeood health
They 20 not act as mere temporary relief but Keep
the human system IN sound and vigorous ,tate by
easily and almost impegc ptihly cleansing It OF MI
steal aud mental organization.
/ Dr. Tntt's Liver Pills are purely Vegetable, con-
tainiue not particle ofmwcurv. and may be taken
at all iimes without restraint ofdiet or occupation
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Dyspepsia, headache, jaundice
costiveness. sick headache,
chronic diairhoa, affections of
tie bladder, camp dysentery,
affections Of tie kinaneys,
fever nervousness, chills, dir
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J II ZEILIN * CO.;
Druggists, Macon, Ga.

Price 81 bs mali 81 IS.
Thefolloging highly respectable persons can attest
10 tie virtues Of this valuable dieue, and to whom
we most respe ctfaly refer
Gen W S Holt. President W Company
Rev J Il Fielder, Perry, Ga; CorE KSralks Albany
Ca c Mas'erson, Esq Shf Bib county Dykes &.
Sparhaw Ed'rs 'Flolilian," Tallahassee; Rev. J W
Burke Macon. Ga Virgil Powers Esq. Su'pt. W
RR; Daniel BuIlard, Billiards. Station N & B. RE
Twiaas county Ga: Rev + I Easterling 7 E, Flor
ida Conference Maj. A Wooley, Kingston, Ga;
Editor Macon Telegraph.
For sale by
r. T. BRUMBY 6 SONS, ana
yg'rsp. ROOT & SONS, Marietta.
And Druggists generally,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-08

The motion made last night in Washing
ton by ELLYsoN's counsel to dissolve Judge
UNDERwOoD's injunction brought the par
ties face to face under new circumstances.
Of course We cannot know when our paper
goes to press anything about it. Whatever
decision Judge CHASE may make will be
scquiesced in respectfully BY the people of
Virginia.
We were just thinking about what license
would be given the counsel. Judge CHASE
could not dream of listening to such ;lrgu-
ments as were made here Likely he con-
fined the matter to simple statement from
each side. But in chambers or anywhere
else we could not suppose that the Judge
would listen quietly to such harangues, such
e1pounding of law as that by Governor
WELLS, who, with Incompatible cffrontcry
leaped over every barrier without removing
ssingle difficulty or of Mr.. CHANDLER, who,
with limber-j ointed sleight, wriggled round
the laws and the presidents. If he stood
these, what would have become of him when
the gallant and venerable General WISE,
like NOAH, went into navigation of sea
which covered the whole globe? Such a
trial ought to fall on none but UNDER
WOOD.
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An accomplished lady Of this city has
prepared book on southern housekeeping,
which, we learn, will soon be issued by the
popular southern publishing-house Of MUIR
ply l. Co., Baltimore. AS the author has had
the best opportunities and the best expe.
rience as member Of the most refined
society of Virginia, she is entirely capable
Of expoundipg the economy OF house
keeping and explaining the combinations,
the proportions, the cooking, and serving
of the preparations in the kitchen, for the
most refined tastes. We are satisfied that
there is no such good living any where on
earth-or, rather, there was not before the
wsr-as in Virginia and the true Vir-
ginia housewife, she who is worthy to re-
present Virginia, is well fitted to teach the
daughters of the nation the art OF cooking
in that style, in cur opinion, which affords
the highest pleasure, and that is, least in
furious to health of all systems OF the pre-
psration of food for those whose means en-
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THIRD DAY.

PETERSBURG, April I, 1870.
Presbyte terry met, and was opened with
prayer.
DR.. Z. II. Allen, ruling elder from Nomo-
zine church, appeared and gave sa'lslac-
tory reasons for tarlincss.
4 letter from Rev. \. Converse, u. d.,
was received, stating that his duties in
Louisville, KY, prevented his attending
the meeting of Presbytery.
Much of tie time of the morning session
was taken up with the presentation and
consideration of reports not OF general IN
terest.
The Presbytcry elected as its commits
sioners TO the General Assembly Rev. Z. IL.
Rutherford and Ruling Elder DR.. William
+. Gaines. The alteynates appointed are
Rev. NJ. D. IIogc, b. D., and Judge b. 4.
Wexford. ,
The Committee of Examination reported
that they had examined Mr.. Converse on
the Greek and Hebrew languages, and on
mental and moral philosophy, and these
examinations were sustained as satisfactory
parts of trial for ordination.
Narratives OF the state OF religion from
the churches were presented and read, and
in some instances accompanied by verbal
statements. The general tone of these re-
ports was encouraging as to the state OF
religion within our bounds. although some
churches dcplore their languishins condi-
ton.
The Nottoway, Pole Green and Salem,
and HARDWOOD churches reported rcYiya Is OF
religion duling the past year. Several oil
the city churches were reported to be IN a
most healihful and encouraging condition.
Especially is this true OF the Second
church, Richmond, and the Tabb-street
church, Petersburg.
Several other matters Of Importance we're
brought before the p,cshytery, but no ac-
ton on them was reached.
AT , o'clock Frcsbytcry engaged in devo-
tional exercises, which lasted half an hour,
when the P.csbytery took recess till Z. Nj.
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The Capt,re and Escape or, Life among
the Sioux. BY Mrs. SARAH l.. LARiMER.
Philadelphia CI.AXToS, kEMSEN Y nAF-
FEIFlNGER.
This is a moderate sized volume, fairly
narrated. 1t commences with touch Oh
b;falutin about the late unplcasantness'
the patriotism OF the authors husband,
and his getting too much Of Wal, so that he
was advised hy his physician to go to the
plains in search Of health, but they were
found to be unbcal:hy' on account OF
the Indians. The cmigrant party with
which the LARlMEEs cmisratcd were at
tackled by Indians, knocked to pieces, the
husband wounded, and the wife taken into
captivity by the Indians. After some time
she was released, and her experience while
n captive forms tae main rnrt OF her
story, which is quIte-entertainlng.
For sale by WoopHOrsE & PAEHAM.
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The INDIANs.-The Congress in the pro-
secution of it's researches into natural his
tory and " manhood suffrage" is about to
inquire how the Indian is affected by the
fourteenth and fifteenth amendments.
Should "1ndiaus not taxed" be deprived
Of votes any more than Africans who do
not pay their taxi That is a question af
fecting manhood suffrage" But VIC
suspect the Indian will care little about
suffrage. lie is too proud to become the
supple tool to be employed by the wire
working politicians. We may well fame,
the natural scorn with which he will regard
the obtrusion upon him Of the "protection
of the ballot"
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- From our Special Reporter.
EAST HANOVER PREsBYTERY.
srcospDAY-N1GHT SESSION.
PETERSBURG, Va, April G

PETERSBURG, VA, April D.
The Prcsbytcry met ut s o'clock T. Nj.
In the absence of the Moderator, who was
preaching at another church, DR.. Pryor
was called to the chair.
The order of the day for this hour was
the examination of MIR. james B. Converse,
q candidate for ordination. This subject
WAS taken up, and Mr.. Converse was ex-
amined on experimental religion, and his
views in seeking the ministry on theology,
onthe sacraments, Oh church history, and on
church government. These examinations
were sustained as satisfactory parts Oh
trial for ordination. The examination OF
Mr.. Converse on other subjects was refer
red to the permanent Committee on Examl-
nation, to be conducted in private.
Rev. j. P. Smith, who had been appoint
cd to declare the pulpit of the HARDWOOD
church vacant, having reported to Presby-
terry that he had not executed this order
because Mr.. Woods, who had been the pas
tor of this church, had reconsldered his de-
Termination to remove from that field, and
was still preaching to the same church.
This brought up the question as to whether
or not it is competent for the Presbytery to
reconsider it's action at its last meeting, dis
solving the pastoral relation between Mr..
Woods and this church. After considerable
discussion the subject was laid on the table.
4 communication from Mr.. Charles H..
Scott, candidate for the ministry under
the care of this Picsbytery, was received,
requesting that order be taken for his ex-
animation preparatory to licensure. There
upon his examination was made the order
of the day for Tomorrow at s O'Clock ?. NJ.
Rev. Richard McIlwainc, of the Presby-
terry of West lIanovsr, was present ct the
night session, and WIS invited to sit as q
corresponding member of the Presbytery.
Rev. i. T. Baird, d. D., appeared during
this session, and gave satisfactory reasons
for tardiness.
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On the afternoon of the 9th of April, Mrs.
MARY Ann, wife OF Peter W. Ralston, in the
flty-siX LII year of her age.
her lulcral Will take place THIS friday AF-
TERNOON ut TO clock from the Second Preshy-
terrain tEr. HOgc'Si church.
sta,lmton lVa.) and Philadelphia papers please
copy.
On the eth Of April, at quarter to O'Clock 2.
NJ, after long and painful illness, WILLIAM
RICHARD, infant son of Lucien + and Catha-
rine Peyronnet; aged sixteen months and ten
days.
'sufer little children TO come unto me, and for
bid them not, for or such Is the kingdom OF Hea-
yen.n
His funeral will take place from st. Marks
church, on Fourth street, ct O'Clock L. Nj. The
friends and acquaiutanCes Ut the family and those
of his grandparents (Mr. A. Beine ana the late T..
Peyronnet are respectfully Invited to attend.
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able them to live we'll. The table lisa good
index to good breeding, and cooking is
therefore branch of art that is worthy
the especial attention of all !foung ladies.
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MT COUNTRY MERCHANTS WILL
we arc prepared to sell them goods specially
ADAPTED to their wants III quantities to suit them,
az lowest wholesale figures. Our senior partner
gives personal attention to this department. and
will guarantee satisfaction.
BURRESS, WILLIAMS & CO.,
NH film I'LL kiaIn street.
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NE LADIES GARMENTS.-We now
have full line, and can order any desired style.
We have ladies In this department who will take
pleasure In showing the articles.
LEVY BROTHERS,
ape l2l7 and 1915 Main street.
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We return thanks TO Hon. FERNANDO
Woop, Hon. LEWIS MCKENZIE, and Hon.
]. ". JOHNSTON, for valuable public docu-
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RIVERS ALL THE TINE IN MARKET.

BUYERS ALL THE TINE IN MARKET.
T, r. PRICE & CO.. corner OF Main and Ele-
venth streets, are opening daily NEW AND
ELEGANT DRESS AND FANCY GOODS, with
everything in the STAPLE LINE all OF which,
bought at gold value, will he sold at gold prices.
RICH BLACK, GRO GRAIN. and FRANCAlS
SILKS:
RICH BLACK BONNIE TAFFETAS.
IRISH POPLINS all colors;
ELEGANT PLAIN and CHECK SILKS,
COLORED GRENADINES, .;.e:gss
JAPANESE POPLINS, FOULAkDs'
MOZAMBIQUEs, ORGANIZES,
JACCONETS. PERCALES,
WHITE and COLORED PIQCEs, &C.
MOURNING GOODs-SPE C1ALTY.
BOMBAZINES, MOHAIRS, ALPACAs;
SILK and WOOL GRENADINES ana lhON
BERAGES:
Linens. suEETINGs, CoTTONs,
HOSIERY, PRINTS, &C.
al T. r. PRICE & co.
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DOARDlNG.-H taken the house
D we.lkuown as the ''MONROE HOUSE,
on Governor stree, | am prepared to receive
BpAkDEHS BY The day, week, or month. Also.
transient custom. This house Is In the centre OF
the city, convenient 10 business, the public build
inss, uepots ETC.. and shall be frst-class in every
Mrs. MARY V. MOUNTCAsTLE.
up s--eod3.S
pOARD.-Several DAY BOARDERS can
~ be accommodated with good board on mode
rate terms. Also, very pleasant ROOM suitable
for gentleman and wife, furnished or unfur-
nlshed, with DO ard: Apply ut 1902 Ross street,
next TO Richmond House. ap7-3t
A CARD TO THE LADIES,-Mrs. r,
"A sTr.kN. 2h Fifth street, between Grace and
Broad, respectfully informs the ladies of Ri III
iuund that hiiS L. prepared to do FRENCH EN-
BRNIDERY, WURSrED, CROCHET, AND
rEEDLEWORK, at short notice and on reasons
biz terms. Young ladies instructed In all kinds OF
l.k al moderate rates Apply at 10
Fifth street, between Broadand Grace. aps-st
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me- REAL THREAD LACE POINTS,
LLAMA LACE POINTS,
RICH SILKS,
POPLrNs,
GRENADINES,
HERNANNIEs.
BAREGEs,
JAPANESE CLOTH,
and general assortment Of
DESIRABLE GOODS
Just received.
BURREss, WILLIAMS CO.,
AM iii Main street.
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NET SPECIAL NOTICE.-The under
signed beg t. inform their friends that they can
now be found with the house OF
BURRESS, WILLIAMS & CO.,
I'LL Main street, between Eleventh and Twelfth.
The facilities of this house are unsurpassed, and
they are prepared to exhibit their friends stock
of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
full and complete, In every respect frst-class and
at prices as low as similar goods can oe sold any
where.
JOHN MORTON. EDWIN A. VIM,
ALBERT VI. WOoDFIN, w. L. JENNINGS,
THOMAS d. QUARLEs, {. r. MORTON.
NH 90
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yPECYAH NOTICES.

nT RUSSIA AND BIRps-EYE Ola
pER.-Now In store full supply OF RUSSIA and
BIRD's-EYE DIAPER, all widths and qualities,
mt low prices. LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
ANDRosCoGGIN COTTON, the genuine artl-
Gle at 1ssc. per yard. ap2
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As to requiring voters to write their
names upon their ballots, the Norfolk Day
Book SAWS briefly, "We concur with the
Dispatch"
The Petersburg Courier says:
"Will the Dispatch info;m us how the
man who can neither read nor write Obtains
the name Of his candidate upon the face OF
his ticket, and by what rule it becomes
more proper for him to secure the aid OF on
amanuensis in writing the candidates
name on the face than for writing his own
name on the back of his ticket9"
The Courier knows that tickets are print
ed by the hundred or the thousand, and that
any man can get ticket Of either party,
or q dozen of them, without promising to
vote for the men named thereon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-08

n3 FEATHERS.
&. B. STACY & son
will always pay the highest market price FOR
FEATHERS.
VIRGINIA BEDDING WAREHOUSE,
1908 and 1910 Main strec:.
[mh Slim
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-08

MI IRISH LINENS,
PnLUW-GASE LINENS,
LINEN sHEETINGS,
TABLE DANASkA
NAPKINS,
DOYLIES,
TOWELS,
BLEACuED AND BROWN COTToNs-
all makes
a., 1914, and 10 BLEACHED and BROWN
SIlEETINGS.
BURRESS, WILLIAMS 4 CO.,
NH l5-lm iii Main street.
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NJ SPRING 1870.
NEW GOODS BY EVERY ARRIVAL, En-
PRESS AND STEAMER.
NO WET GOODS on HAND, BUT DRY
GOODS AT GOLD VALUE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-08

The Senate met at y o'clock M-Lieu-
tenant Governor MARYE in the chair.
Prayer by Rev. Joshua Peterkin, D. D., of
st. Jamcs's Episcopal church.