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Prince EDWARD COUNTY, Va, }
Nnlch Il $50.

EoT the information of the bar and others
Interested, | respectfully request that you
vii Announce that will hold all the courts
%! my circuit on the days fixed b. law as
they seyeralIy occur, beginning at Back
!u.ham on Tuesday the 9TH April.
Yours, truly, &C.. 4. ID. DICKINSON
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CINCINSATI. April 2.--Tobacco steady at full
rates.
ST. LOUIS, April 2.--Tobacco firm.
LOUISVILLE. April characteristics li5Logs-
heads lugs 1T S55oMSS leaf, $.loi23.
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Ind of the Anti.SIayery Society.

NV YORK, April 2.-Weudell Phillips's
Ant:-Slavery Society will disband on April
9Th, the final meeting being held at Apollo
Hall in this city.
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Indians Asking for Peace.

CHEYENNE, April 2.-Forty Cheyennes
are at Powder river, and want peace. They
want to 20 South. They have left the
Sioux, who are on the war path.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


WHEELER 81 WILSON'S SEWING
w MACHINE COMPANY have removed to
No. 739 VI .in street, corner Of Eighth. Persons
haviag this m,chinc would do well TO have them
repaired ut tins olice. SEWG&G-hACHlSE
MATERIAL always on hind.
GEORGE II. BROWN,
NH 20 Agent and Sewing Machine Mach!nist.
DUTTON-HOLEA AND COMBINATION
ID SEWING-MACHISES.
1911 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND.
One of the best machines ever made. 1t does all
that any other machine can do; MAKES BUT
TDS-HOLES and OVER-SEAMS besides.
We take all other MACHINES In EXCH aNCE,
srd sell the exchanged machines very low. Call
and see this machine work, and II you want
machine YOU will certainly buy.
MACHINES bought, sold, repaired, &C., &c.
NH lin
CEWING-MACH OF ALL KINDS
y REPAIRED. The SLOAT ELLIPTIC SEW
ING MACHINES BOUGHT and SOLD. We sell
the only PROPER NEEDLES for the SLOAT
ELLIrTIC MACHINES.
SLOAT & ADDIKGTON,
iY3a idis Cary street. Desr Fourteenth.
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Extra Session of the Texas Legls.
lature,

AUSTIN, TEXAS, April 2.-Goyernor Da-
Wis has called an extra session Of the LPgis-
lature, to meet here April Goth.
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COURT ORDERS.

VIRGINIA. - At Rules held in the
' Clerks Office Of The circuit court of the city
Of Richmond on the It'll day o! March, 1870:
Margaret !!ans>ler, who sues by her next friend,
srainst
Joseph llan2ser.. Defendant,
The oh 'cct Of this suit IS for the plainitfto OBJ
tain 1ivnrcc n riacutum mrtrinlonii from the
dcfndanl And affidavit having hceu made and
resident Of tho tatc of Virginia. he Is required to
appear h"rc within one month after due publica-
tion hereof and do what Is necessary TO protect
4 copy-Tcse, ALFRED SHIELD, DC,
for Thomas ;. Atkins, Clerk.
MOISI, pa. NH S-Tuiw
VIRGINlA-TO WIT: At Rules held in
Y the clerks Office OF the circuit court of
Orange county On Monday, 18th day Of March,
Sarah 4. Dickinson. Plaintiff,
Bcnitmin V. johnson in his own right, and as exc
cutor of the last Will and testament Of Valentine
johnson, decciscd; Bcliiclh G. Johnson. Henry
Norris and Lucy A. his wife, George W. John.
SON, h. +. D. FaIlconer. sherifof Orange eoun-
", and rs such committee Administrator of WILL
linn Il. Johnson deceased, same as committee
administrator of Robert c. Johnson, deceased !:
John kprly and Ann T.. his vile, tsobert l.. Tom
cray and Alverda BIS wife, William G. Thorn
ton and Martha l.. his wife. Benjamin Collins,
- Hughes and Cornclia his wife, May Is. Col
Inns Lewis G. Suggett and Lucy T. his wife,
Eliza A. johnson, Frederick Johnson, and WI.
'''''' 'oA''son IN 'cciiiiHiScEnY.
The object of this suit Is 10 procure final settle
mcnt OF The accounts of the defendant, Benlamin
E.Johnson. rs executor as aforesaid, and diStrl-
button according to law Of the estate Of his tesla
tor In his hands. And II appearing by affidavit
that John Early and Ann +: his wife. Robert l..
Toncray AMI Aiycrda his wife, William g. Thorn
ton and Martha L. his wife, Benjamin Collins,
- Hughes and Cornelia his wife, May Is. Col
Inns. Lewis c. Suggett and Lucy r. his wife, Eliza
i. johnson, Frederick johnson, and William
Johnson, are NONRESIDENT and absent defendants,
on motion o. plaintiff by counsel. 1t Is ordered
that they DO appear here within one month after
due publication OF this order and do what Is ne
cessary to protect their interests; and that this
order be published once week for four successive
weeks In the Richmond Dispatch, newspaper
published In the city OF Richmond, Va. and that a
copy thereof he posted at the front door OF The
courthouse Of Orange county on the first day OF
the next regular term of the county court or saio
county. A c0py-Tcste:
JOHN G.. WILLIAMS, Deputy Clerk
for NJ. ID HIGGINS, Clerk
H. KEMPEP D. a. mhS-Tu4w
|
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neutrality-suspicious. will be made to
~ tho Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad
Company for tn RENEWAL of CERT!FiCkTE
OF Debt No. 81, bearing date .S.h OF May: is. sa
and PAYABLE July ls ISL Tor Tue sum s :. s
certificate having been lost OF destroy Cd; oupp
Hyeuyoyp, Mach !, lsin BAs-Taa'as
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RESTAURANTS.

ZETELLE, ~
No. 1907 MAIN STREET,
81 = begins the cold season with renewed
AsE MSY energies and increased resources. The
N&ES public will find I'm his lsrdcr every
luxury that Is produced within the United States.
He offers everything In season here. and deilcn.
cica OF The tropics. TAME and WILD FOWL
Of water and land Of all sorts, VENlSONA 0Ys-
TERS, FISH, TERRAP1SS, and DOMESTIC
MEATS, OF the very best, selected with skill and
care.
He has the best OF cooks, under the direction OF
q French artist master Of the profession. h1
ta bes In the main saloon and his suit or dining
rooms for parties supplied with dishes TO order
from the palmer sorts to the most elegant, equal 70
any prepared in Paris. Parties entertained with
entire privacy and comfort.
He vim supply parties and families promptly
with Meats, Fish, OYSTERS Game, Pastry, Dessert,
and Wines and Liquors.
He VIII cater for those in town and country who
desire uncooked supplies, ensuing the best the
market affords ut the most reasonable charges.
His Bar is supplied with the choicest LiQUohs
and WINES. This he warrants. Mixed drinks
prepared by the most skilful brewer In the city.
Grateful for past favor, he invites the public to
continue It's patronage. and promises the most
faithful and prompt filling or orders, DC 40
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The Cotton Trade for TIC Past Week

NEW YORK. April 1.-The Following Is q stale
mens Of III. Cotton trade at al the ports Of the
United STATES for The past week: Receipts, 45 $50
bales. Exuorts--To Great Britain, :!,7j5 bales
10 the Continent, 81 ,9l5 bales. Stock hand anu
OH ship-bOuri not yet cleared, 4l3 sos bales.
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fTl G.. HOWARD intends removing to
| Texas very shortly and viii attend TO any
law business that may be entrusted 70 MIN IN that
state. Post-oflce. Richmond, box 2S!. messages
to he left with ROBERT HOW ARD, EEq., ounce
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
NH 0-ataawA
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Anxious for Office.

The "men who fought init Siegel' have
been clamorous for official position and re-
cosnitjon by the Administration of late.
Sipgcl himself has been here frequently IN
the past month demanding something big
for himself personally. The Administra-
ton didn't quite appreciate him as he ap-
1rec:ated himself. The President gave him
an assessorship in New York, and Siesel
grumbled and growlcd and declined. He
wanted something more distinguished in
character. He asked last week for an ap-
pointmcnt to an Office Of one Of his friends
in New York. The President gave the
Office, hut Siegcl wasn't satisfied, and kicked
up low. The President withdrew the nom-
nation and now makes another (Morris
Frctzman) to the assessorship of the Fifth
New York revenue district.
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
Special kilograms to the Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, April 2, 1870.
Underwood I'm Washington-He is
Complimented by Butler-IIts Opin-
ION Of Ex-Governor Wise.

WASHINGTON, April z, 1870.
Underwood I'm Washington-He is
Complimented by Butler-IIts Opin-
lon of Ex-Governor Wise.
That legal Charlatan, Underwood, wag
here to-day endeavoring to elicit the ap-
plause of the Administration and members
of the Radical party for his unseemly and
unwarrantable assumption of Jurisdiction
in the Chahoon-El lyson case. He was
patted on the back by the extremists and
destructionists only. The sound lawyers
and the rejecting men of the Republican
party disapprove of Underwood's course
and his decision. 1t is maintained by this
class Of men that Underwood nor any Fede-
raj judge has jurisdiction of the matter,
and that it is purely State or municipal
controversy, over which State authorities
have jurisdiction.
/ He visited Butler and Senator Sum-
ncr, and was complimented by them upon
his recent decision in the case of Chahoon
against Ellyson, as to the right Of the former
TO continue as Mayor of Richmond. Under
wood says the enabling act is simply a
fraud. and was intended to deceive. He
says if the act had not been set aside the
registration for an election to FIJI the va
cancies occurring next summer would not
have been ordered, and the Apprentices of Go,
vernon Walker would have held over. He
is of opinion the that Legislature will now
| provide for proper registration law.
| He is enthusiastic over Governor Wise,
and declares him the ablest man in Vir-
ginia. He says Wise will be the nominee
of the Rpublican party from the Rich
mond district that the colOred men are
warm in praises of him; that the German
ana n COOL portion of the Irish votes are
with Wisc; aud that the latter has dccla-
rcd himself Republican and friend of the
! present Administration. Judge Under
wool will remain in this city about two
| weeks.
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1.-TWO FAST DAILY LINES SIJNDAY

'iNWO FAST DAILY LINES SUNDAY
J. z. NJ. EXCEPTED TnTHE NORTH, EAST,
AND WEST, OVER TuE FAVORlTE ROUTE
VA AQUA CRIEk-TiIE SHORTEST AND
QUICKEST ROUTE.-The THROUGH TRAINS
over this route are now run from the depot corner
Of Byrd and Eighth streets at II. Is A. Minds
NJ. Sunday at IL. Is a. n. onlyl making close aud
reliable connections with THE WASHINGTON
AND NEW YORK FAST LINES and With trains
for TIE GREAT NORTHWEST.
Cars fitted up with SPLENDID RECLINING
CHAIRS, for which no charge is made.
The c.cgaut and commJd:ous steamers on tho
Potomac river stop at Alexandria eat'h way.
The ACCOMJDDATi3N TRAIN between
Richmond aud Milford leaves III. depot corner OF
Broad and Eighth streets daily Sundays except
sd) ut $3.50 z. NJ, and arrives In Richmond at SIS
A. NJ.
through ..cke.s TO al principal points North and
West.
FOR further Information and for through tickets
North apply at the Office corner Broad and Eighth
streets aud FOR tnrough tickets to all points North
and West apply 81 The ticket Office corner Byrd
and Eighth srrcts.
NOES j. Is. GENTRY. General Ticket Agent.
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VIRGINIA. At Rules held in the
Clerks Office Of The circuit court Of the city
Of Richmond on the 18th day OF March, 1870:
Margaret I!ans<ler, who sues by her next friend,
Matthias Keller. Plaintiff,
srainst
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\TOTICE,-Notice is hereby given that
~ by an order of the Circnit Court or the United
tered on the 9th day of March, A. ID. 1870 the un-
.ersirned has been appointed rs receiver OF the
effects, assets, and other property, or the James
River Insurance Company.
Parties indebted to the said Company VIII settle
only with the undersigned.
, IN ooas,y Richmond. Va.
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DICHMOcD AND YORK RIVE]
ID. u iE-E ICI. 4 e ISiLlR =

DICHMOHD AND YORK RIVER
IL RAILROAD LINE-FGK BALTIMORE,
rIIE MuRTl3 AND NORTHWEST CHANGE
iFSCHfDu LT-DATLI EXCEPT sundays.
IN and after TUESDAY, sth o. June, passengers
or Baltimore aud I'll points Forth and North.
vest will take TIE passenger train from the depot
ot the Richmond snd York River Railroad at
Richmond fo- West Point, where they take the
steamer ADMIRAL, Captain L. O. FREEMAN,
Dr kENIEBEC, Captain j. FL. FREEMAN, both
coats having been put In first-rate embarrassing
Baltimore the following morning in time TO "c,--
meet with the trains for Philadelphia New iork,
and the West. Returning the hoa:s leave pier Mo-
T. Latt-Strcet wharrcs, foot ~ Barry street, daily
except Sundays 1T O'Clock r ~, passengers
Striving IN Richmond at 1915 7. 4. th" following
day In time to connect with the express train
on the Richmond and D.nvile railroad for Dans
Vile auG all points On that road; Greensboro
Salisbury. Charlotte, &C., n. c.; Columbia, S. c.
and al points South
PASSENGER TEAM
leaves Richmond daily Except Surdays) ut
o'clock p. VI. leaves West Point daily (eKeeps
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
les Superintendent
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WATKINS & COTTRELL, agents for
w the manufacturers of GUM BETTING,
Pa,,k ING, and RUBBER HOS, &c.
For sale, ANKER BK ID BoLTlNG
CLlTE-full stock on Eand--,t r. dnced prices, III
1907 Slain street. mn le-M ", SIM
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HARDWARE. ETC.

rE1O CONTRAC RS.-NAYLOR's
1 CAST STEEL, AMES'S SHOEELS, MA
NILLA ROPE, and BLACKSMiTHS' TOOLS,
which we are offering ut reduced prices at 1907
Naiu street WATKINS & CoIIhELL.
NH In " = On
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Tie Bolivian Minister.

To-Day il VAS lcalHcu tlal tlc fetlCldit VI
State has not yet received the Hon. John
". Caldwell, of Ohio, who, it is stated, is
here as Minister Resident from the Repub-
lie of bolivia. Mr.. Caldwell is eXMinis-
ter Of the United States to Bolivia. If he
comes as Minister Resident his case will be
decided by the President, and if he comes
as Charge de Affairs his case will be deci-
dcd by the Secretary of State. There is
no question, in fact, in regard to the mat
ter.
lie being citizen of this country does
not preclude him from becoming Minister
from another. It only gives him more
immunitics than other citizens, for he can
import all lie desires for himself and family
free of duty. This is the most important
objection to allowing our citizens to act as
representatives of other countries. There
is no reason, however, for the supposition
that Mr.. Caldwell will not be received. Mr..
Burlineamc was accredited Minister Pleni-
potcntiary and Envoy Extraordinary to this
Government, and had similar papers for oil
other Governments from China.
It is stated at the State Department that
no case Of refusal to receive an American
citizen coming as Minister or Charge de
Afairs from foreign to this Government
has ever occurred. The President can re-
fuse to receive any one as Minister on
purely personal grounds, if he sees fit to do
so.
Bank Reports.
Mr.. lIurlbut, Comptroller of the Currency,
has kept the seventeen hundred and odd
national banks in the country quite busy
during the past week in getting mp ac-
counts Of their condition. The law requires
that such report be made to the Comptroller
four times year, and he is to designate
the times. The reports have generally been
called for to end with Saturday. The last
order was issued February 18th to have
the accounts up to February Gath, thus ia
king the banks by surprise. The report
will be ready by the latter part of this
| month.
The Code of Honor.
Gossip says that the personalities OF de-
bate on the admission of the Texas member
(Conner) on. Thursday have resulted III q
note from Conner in the "Code phrase
ology, addressed to Shanks, of Indiana, in
which the latter is required to give that
satisfaction which is due from one gentle
man to another, etc. No seconds have yet
been suggested.
Government Expenses.
The expenses of the Government for the
month of March were as follows: Civil
and miscellaneous, S4,0la,s3l.06; War
Department, s4,l51 ,431.02 Navy Depart
ment, 81 1885, sO,s6; Interior Department,
Sc, 500, 87s.07. Total, $685. III .ol. This
does not include the payment on account
of the interest and principal of the public
debt.
General Sherman.
Senator Carpenter called upon General
Sherman this morning, and cempl!meated
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GERMAN POTASH N A n u r Z S.
II PRICES REDUCED.-Our importations OF
these valuable fertilizers have reached such mag
uitu.ie that We are now ahie TO comply win our
PROMISED reduction Of prices, and are selling the
POTASH and MAGSESlA MANURE ~ TO per
TON with like deduction on all other kinds anu
Grades. Liberal discount allowed the trade. sian
aafu ''o p"'''' TALTAFFRRO g. CO.,
-, .o-.eodim Agents for Virginia.
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aAr6ROAnfs,


~ z g
EIcnMos,D AND PETERSBURG Il. ; Il. Co.,l
March Is, 1910.
THROUGH MAIL TRAINS LEAVE
a Richmond At 3.45 A. 81. DAILY, except SUM-,
Ieays aad at ESQ DA1nf Returning nd
cept SUNDAYS Mt 7:05 p u. DAILY.
Local trains leave Richmond ut 4. f., and
peferaDurg at $40 A. N. DAILY, except SUM-
DAYS. THOMAS n WyENE
NH Is Surryfntendent
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PARIS, April 2.-The Pope postpones
naming his cardinals until September.
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Defendant,
Joseph NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
IN CIIASCEKY.

VIRGIN1A-TO WIT: At Rules held in
the clerks Office OF the circuit court of
Orange county On Monday, 18th day Of March,
1870:
Sarah i. Dickinson Plaintiff,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-11
The Republican Address.

The Republican Congressional Committee
have issued an address to the Republican
party. In giving a sketch of the rise and
Progress OF the party, it divides its existence
iuto four epochs, namely the six years pre-
viOus to the election Of LINCOLN, the war
for the suppression Of the rebellion, the re-
construction era, and Gen. GRANTS Admlnis-
tration. Though a partisan appeal rather
than an impartial history, its recital is in the
main correct until it reaches tho fourth
epoch, the present Administration.
In entering upon the defence of the Ad
ministration, the Committee arc forced to
admit that the expectations of many Repub-
Leans have not been realized in the action
either of the President or of Congress In
olher words, the Committee acknowledge
that there il good deal Of dissatisfaction Ia
the Republican party with the failure Of
Gen. GRANT TO redeem the pledges made
when he entered upon office. 1t needed no
such address 10 assure the country Of this !;
but coming from such high quarter and in
the form Of an appeal to the people on tho
eve Of elections which are to determine the
political character OF the next Congress, and
perhaps settle the next Presidency the adj
mission is very significant.
This fatal admission is not compensated
by tho Committees elaborate laudation of
tho financial policy Of the Administration,
which is put forth as it's chief merit. The
Committee grossly exPggernte the compla
concy with which the people accept this pol
icy. BY keeping up, during the past
eighteen months, the war rates Of taxation,
including the odous and unconstit utional
| income tax, the Administration has been
able 10 call In some of the outstanding obli
cations Of the Government But before q
sorely burdened community sings paans TO
policy that robs PETER to pay PAUL, II pre-
ters to wait and SEQ whether, under the
bcasted prospective reduction of taxes, tho
Treasury will be full enough to enable the
Secretary to continue TO bull Gve-twcnties ON
the Stock Exchange,
The address sounds the praises of the In.
dian policy oil Gen. GRANT hut before TIC
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Battle between Fisk mud GreeIcy-GreeIcy
on his Knees.


The war on the Continent is not circumstance
TO tie recent battle of Fisk and Greeley, in which
the latter suffered complete and dis ,trous ,roui
horse loot, aud agricultural inducements The cam,
pngn which was opened so brilliantly and viciousy
IN Tie Iuthftone time since has been carried ON
az sort of dress parade and practice performance
by Greeley, until the buCOc readers Of his paper
began to believe Fisk tie monster ne Was raintsd
simply because the philosopher vas not called upon
70 respond Ia libel suit
But more complete and satisfactory settlement
Wa approaching. ihc other day Nr Fisk quietly
prohibited the sale carriage o" the Tribune news
paper on his widely extended lines o. ,ransporta-
h"n Hal the edition went back TO Spruce street
aud Hreel ey found himself overwhelmed With mass
OF political economy, agricultural information and
smaliey co ntsTondeuce uncalcd tor on his hands
WISE IN his generations he posted TO the nonchaant
flsN, who received him with the cordially of con.
queror, and !is'o',i 10 lis apologies With diplomatic
serenity.
1t Is understood that the explanations Of MI.
Gr'clcy were iull, complete satisfactory. aud hum
ne and that peace was agreed upon whereby the
hrle embargo would he rli.ed. Not only was the
apology ami for past injustice, Tut il was agrcci,
on the ral OF Mr.. Greeley. that never should tho
T1btHe drive its Journalistic hayrsko over Mr. Ffh
again. On these terms II Was settlcd that the Ere
road should carry the IttI40t. Greeley acknoWl-
edges IL "A beat.