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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-03-28
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BROADWAY HOUSE,


Read, Read ofthe Many Greatabd Grosd Bs,psin,.
DEST Brands Of Brown and Bleaehed Cot,on..
ID 20 zoe per I'D. Very Best "a Nasonyille.
Maxwell and New York Mills Cotton, is, 20, Csc.
Superior English and American Pins, Il Rows, &c.
Lancaster, American and Sprague Prints, 10, II
and l2Hc Whoever heard Of papers Best As
sorted Needles retailed at 10 cents! And Merri.
mack w. and Chipu Print 3, l21S and llc. No.
and extra Note Paper ~ 8, s and lec per qurc.
The very beet Paper Collars only Zoe per box, En-
velopes at 3 to Sc per paek. -.
his really no ponder he Pe9ple ar. .u,pri,ed
when they can buy the Best EngRsh Hose and
Half Hose at lot zoe. Justihink OF I'll the vor-
beet Buffalo Alpaca going at 80 10 9gc--worth 50
70 $50 per I'd. This Is tie place Tor Real Barean.
more Goods for One Dollarthan you ca o DO for
Three at the so-called Cheap stores. Grand Sales
In Carpets, Shoes, Boots, hlts, hattines. Ca.i.
meres and all kinds Of Notions, at one-third their
real value. Now u the time-save your p,onev =
Call az the BROADWAY HOrSE Corner OF Lii.
erty and Lawrence streeu. Char estoxn. AND
Buy: You viii n OF rejoicing over your BAR.
GAINS. AUCTION every Satuids, Nflh,, up.
lees otherwise ordered 1cnGFs Ng,,t
February u, 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-03-28

Jas. F. STEWART. Sec'y. pro. ten
Luray. Va, March IA. 1870.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-12-07

WHIPPING OXEN-It is cruel, ard gen.
orally useless act of barbarism, to whip
oxen, yet many farmers are in the habit Of
continually keeping the whip going. In
stead of inviting the animals to exerticn by
proper words, the first intimation that the
poor creatures have from their master that
he desires them to start, is cut of the whip
or a prick from the goad This is not only
savage, but absolutely wicked: and unneces
sary. Another practice often seen is that of
pounding and thrashing the oxen because
they don't readily back load, when they
have not learned TO back an empty cart do#n
hill. There is no doubt that the selling of
many yoke Of oven is deprecated from
el5 TO $25 by being abused in this way
If animals are to work, they must first be
taught to work, and when they understand
what is wanted of them, they will cheerfuly
comply. But there is a better way to COM
municate your desires than through the
whip. Kindness and skiilful management
are far better. Remember that 'merciful
man is mercitul to his beast
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-12-07
for the farmer.

TIE BEST FEED FOR FATrESING CATTLE
Bella l.. Hastings, one of the leading dro
vers from Vermont in supplying cattle for
the Boston market, gave his experience and
observations in relation to fattening stock,
at late meeting of the Caledonia county
Farmers Club. He said the main object
of the farmer is to get the most out of his
fodder. 1t does not pay to feed grain to
poor creature, one that does not take on
flesh rapidly. Farmers will do well to d.
pose of such stock for what it will bring,
and procure animals of good style. Anoth-
er important point is, farmers do not feed
heavy enough. He would commence with
rs much food as they could bear at first and
then increase In feeding twelve quarts of
meal. the last four quarts are worth twice as
much as the FIRST four for fattening purpo-
ses. Some farmers complain that they do
not get pay for the grain they feed out, but
he had noticed that it was only those who
fed light that thus complained. Whether
the animal was to be fed long or short
time, he would recommend heavy feeding.
He knew nothing better than corn mea'.
The cob is not worth much, if anything.
Those persons of whom he purchased fat
stock; who were the most successful ana
made it the most profitable, were those who
fed meal largely. If farmer has potatoes
or other roots, it is we'll enough to feed roots
altogether. 1t is important to feed regular
ly and not too often, as the stock will eat
and lie down and ruminate. 1t is better to
feed cattle but three times day and sheep
but once.
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cURwENsvILLE ADVERTISEMENTS,
TEETH ! TEETHtl

Extracted for % Cents,
Extracted with the use of Nitrous 0xyd Gas,
and Local anesthesia, (tho only harmless and
efficient ansestheties now in use,) by
5 j. Hays S"rgeoe Dentist, Cnr1cs7lsvi7Ie. Pa.
Who would hereby most respectfully return his
thanks Tor the libeI al patronage of the past, and
inform the public that he has removed his Office
TO inc corner OF State and Locust Streets, over
jenkins store, where he is prepared to receive
MS customers IN newly fitted up Rooms, and do
their WORK In the most skiIful and workmanlike
manner All work done in the latest and most
approved styles and guaranteed
DR.. Hays will be engaged in his Office from the
lst to the I'D of each month the balance of ca.
month he will spend in Glen Hope, Burnside
and LuthersbuTg. alternately. Parties residing
at distance should write TO US previous OF their
coming. Office hours, from 10 II o'clock, A NJ =,
and from | to o'clock P NJ.
We use none but the very best material and
defy competition for beauty, cheapness, and du-
rabiiity Give US a call.
Curwensville, Pa May %, 1870 -feb5y.
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n Z W S p r n g STO c X
J. SHAW & SON.

Have just returned from the east and are now
opening an entire new stock of goods in the room
formerly occupied by VIM. F. Irwin. on Market
Street, which they now offer to the public at the
lowest cash priccs.
Their stock consists OF general assortment of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Qneensware Hardware,
Boots, Skoes Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Dre.s Goods,
Fruits Candies. Fish, Salt, Broon., Nails. etc,
in fact, everything usually kept in a retail store
can be had by calling at this store. or will be
procured TO order.
Their stock is well selected, and consists of he
newest goods. is of the best quality, of the latest
styles. and will be sold at lowest prices for cash
or exchanged for approved country produce
Be sure and call and examine our stock before
making your purchases, We are determined
lease all who may favor with tn cir custom
May s. 1867 SHAW 4 SON
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TT T. N A . 6 L f
WATCH AAEER,
GRAHAM's ROW, CLEARFIELp.

The undersigned respectfully informs his old
customers and the public. that he has on hand,
(and constantly receiving new additions,) large
stock of Clocks, Watches and Jewelry.
CLOCKS, a large variety from the best Man
ufactory consisting of Eight-day and thirty hour
spring aud Weight, and Levers, Time, Strike and
Alarm clocks.
WATCHES-ahne assortment isilver Hunt
ing and open case American patent Levers, plain
and full Jeweed
GOLD PENS. an elegant assortment. Of the
best quality. Also, in silver extension and desk
bolders
SPECTACLES, a large assortment, far and
near sight. colored and plain glass.
JEVELRY of every variety, from single
piece to a full set
ALSO, fine assortment of Spoons, Forks, but
ter knives etc, plated on genuine Alabata-
Al so. Hair JewGlry with pure gold mounting
got up to order. Call and see sample book.
All kinds of Clocks. Watches and JeNelry care
fully repaired and Warranted
A continuance of patronage is solicited.
Nov. 2Sth, 1868. Ii. f. SACGLE.
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COOK STOW ES!

DlNK and White Lining Skins and Roar skins
IT a. BIGLER Il cos
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-12-07

Stacks OF all kinds ought to be securely
thatched, for thas hay and straw keep qu
as well as in barn. At this season they
should be examined, and if the winds have
lifted the covering in spots, it should be re-
newed or pinned down
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-12-07

H. I. BIGLER & CO.,
DEALERS
E A R D W A L h,
AND pASUFAcTUEERs or
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
CLEARFIELD- Pa
FAIRBANKS
STANDARD SCALES,
OF ALL KISDs- ALSO,
Baggage Barrows, Warehouse Trucks, Copying
Presses, Improved Money Drawers, &c,
FOR SALE pY
II. F. BIGLER & CO.,
Dealers in Hardware,
March Is CLEArrrELD. tls7O.
THE CLEARFIELD
WOOD PPERS' AXE,
Manufactured expressly for the
CLEARFIELD TRADE,
for sale by
H. F. BI9LER 4 co.
----
F R Z 1T CAN S,
Manufactured from best charcoal tin.
Groored and sodered on outside,
Warranted.
Also, GLASS FRUIT JARS,
for sale by
Fl. BIGLER co.
->>~ ----
COOK STOW ES!
SPEARS CALORIFTC.
SUSQUEHAvNA.
SUPERIOR.
GOV PENN
REGULATOR.
NOBLE COOK,
NATIONAL RANCE, &c Dc,
And all kinds of
HEATING STOVES,
On hand and for sale by
II. F. BIGLER & CO..
SECOND STREET,
cLEARFIELD, Pa.
August 3 1870.
plNK and White Lining Skins. and Roar skins
IT d. BIGLER Il cos.
YNHIMBLE-SkEINS and Pipe-boxes ter war-
l. ons, for sale by II. F. BIGLER CO.
IRON IRON'!-Be.t hnr iron. for sale at the
L store OF II. T. BIGLEB co.
Stoves of all sorts and sizes, constantly on
~ hand at H. z. BIGLER L cos
tABLE CHh1NS-a good article on hand and
~ forsaie by F. BIGLER 4 co
HoRSE-sHoEs, and ho1.e.nails to be had at
IL II. F. BIGLER 4 cos
SADDLEs, Brides, harness collars &C.. fer
~ sale at H F. BIGLER l. cos
GuNS: Pistols and sword canes 70 he had at
~ II F BIGLER cos.
ARNESS, Trimn ings, and Shoe findings for
L SAFE at Ii. f. BIGLER q cos.
0M"Putty. PaintstGlass and Nails. for sale at
~ Mareh 70 II F BIGLEK i cos
n EW LAMPS Perkins 4 Uouss's Non -Explo-
~ slve Lamp-a new sr'icle--iust received and
'oL safe Sy HARRY P. BIGLER co
l. o \ G E ST RO OF
in tho unitei States is or Rinek's Sons Factory
Easfon. Pa--one third of mile Iong--snd ia
covered with
READY ROOFING
CHEAP DURABLE and easily applied. Send
for circular and samples to the manufacturers.
READY ROOFING co.
$4,000 the ses eslsbd.s3 ePd 5P'Pf: to 9seGs ss
MACHINES The best machine in III. wtrIS
stitch alike on both sides One Machine without
money: For further particulars address 25 y 9th
st Phi!a. Pa March 90. .'7g-3m
III INfS ON HOUSE PAINTING" bvJ "
Il Masury- Cl.. 43 p, Soc Free by mail yn
receipt of price MAsUEr : WILTON, y. 7 srn.
sHOW SHALL We PAINT OUR HOUSES p-
II By J.W MasurY. CI 220 D 81 so Ere.
ny mail on receipt Of price. MAsUnY & WnIroy.
NS' " lork. APIS 5m.
s40 d. a4" ss@St. %aaS i9 i:. nonh' A J. Win ga Ssa
= June 22,-6Iu
SWAIM's PANACEA. Kennedy Medical pi,
= covery. Henibold's Buchn. Bake's Cod liz,
ol,' jayne and Aver Medicines for sale by
Jan 10 HARrSwi iCk IRWIN
I ADLES The Eugenie is the most Useful ar,i.
- ucie ever invented fr your use Circulars
free Mrs. Morgan, P. o Box 1893, y. Y. Je22 3m
CENTLEMES III. Grant Cigar Tin isa novel.
Grant o. Bcx 1880, n Y. Jo 22-Sm.
E,D- fbhhS Cos -FOUR the best in market fer
Il sae by J SHAW / SON
-Toa sets. best stone ware 4s
X pieces at sa 30 at MOSS0P'S.
StXTY-FIvE FIRST PRIZE
~ MEDALS AWARDED
THE GREAT
B i l. I [ NJ RE PIANO.
MANDATORY.
WILLIAM KNABE & CO..
MANUFACTURERS OF
GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
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STATE & L. U.STATES DIRECTORY

OFFICERS OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Sorernor John w Geary, Cum berland
Sec'y of Com. Frank Jordan : B,dfo,d
Dep. Secretary, J. NJ Weaklev
Auditor Gen John -Hartranft, Mop.roDerv
Surveyor Gen.. J. NJ Campbell CsmbIi,
Attorney Gen. F. C Brewster pb;IadnI ~;
AdJutant Gen. d. b M'Crsa,y F-is NO
State Treasurer, VIM. Irwin Be,y.
Sup. Com Sch's J. PWickersham, Lapcs.t.r
Deputy Sup't. C. 7. CohuIn, Bradford
State Librarian Wien Forney, Dauphin
SUPREME COuhr.-Chief Justice James Thomn.
son. Associates. Henry ". Williams aohE N
Heed, Daniel Agnew. George Sharswood Ses.
sions, Philadelphia, LIST lay of January Har-
Iisburg. 4th Monday of April,Sunbury st Mon
day Of October Pittsburg, Sd Monoay of October
OFFICERS OF THE UNITED STATES.
President, Ulysses s. Grant Illinois
Vice President, Schuyler Colfax,- Indiana.
sec. OF State, Hamilton Fish. New York
gee. OF LTeasy Geo. S. Boutwell,, Massachusetts
Geo OF War, VIM. W. Belknap, Iowa.
SEQ OF Navy. Geo. NJ. Robson, New jersey
Pee of Interior Jacob D. Cox. : : Ohio.
T. NJ Gen. J. A J. Creswell NarvIan1
Attorney Gen. T. K Hoar. - Wassscb,ss+,.
SUPREME counr-chief Justice. S, P. Chase. OF
Ohio Associate Justices - Nathan Cliford of
Maine, Samuel Nelson. of New York, David no-
v1s OF Illinois, Noah II Swayne of Oh,o sa.,-
Miller, Of Iowa Stephen J. Field of Cal
saeary ct Chief Justice ss 500, of Associate, ss
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DIED.

On the 5th Of April, MARIE LOUISE; infant
d tighter of Charles and olga Bancil, aged eiefeh
months. r,Y,- ,rh,rsdov,
WINNING nj n cello from her p'1cnts' resi-
rcncc The friends Of the family are inv1eo 10
attend
Tn Hcnrlco c3nntv, on the night of The 5th u! In
slant :'rs. hLlZAbErH WhLa.S, wli WIZ ,n, ~
liam Walls, In the fort, sec md year OF ncr age.
The burial Will take place 1T Hollywood Come
t"ry ut o'clock this afternoon.
Wa hlngton, /. C., papers please copy.
On the morning of April 9Th: Miss FANNY
Her funeral will take place THIS tlhlrsuay /!
EVENING at 4 O'clock from the First Bnptisst
church. Her friends and relatives arc respect
Write, blessed are the dead which die In the
Lord from hcnccforth Yea saith the Spirll, tlat
The, may rest from tacir laGors; ana thcir "o'A'
10 T. low them.
IN his city, on the morning of the 9Th 1nsaanr
Mrt. r.; LIN CELINA. wife of John Kisemer.
sad only daughter OF sarah and ne iats - Iars
WAlAGcD, agcd II years, 10 months Ill" - N'
Life has II" weary years for thee.
SO rugged paths for thee 10 trea"
Fcr",sr ny p,l"w , lirs ais spread
blessed NIGEL. sent by Love
10 bcrr thee to his home above.
Tliy frame Is wearicd out with pain,
And prlc ard wasted Is thy cheek,
Where no: Il hle of health remains;
Thy eyes are dim, thy pulse Is weak.
And fccily comes the fnttcring breath
That tells til. near approach OF death.
weep--I cannot else than weep
10 see thee mcckly suffering ON.
When love aonc Its watch must keep,
The hope Of health. of life, is gone,
And mournfuly wait the last
Faint sigh which tells me all Is past.
Aye. mournfully, although know
That hour will bring release to thce;
That. while they mcthGr'S tears will How,
Thou viii, rejoicing to be free,
Unfold Thy unseen wings and rise
With songs of gladncss, TO the skies.
And this has almost dried my tears,
70 know that He who loves the best,
u. called thee. IN thy early years,
To perfect and eternal rest,
And sends 4 messenger, who waits
TO lead thee through the golden gates
Tie funeral Will take place from the residence oil
her mother. COZ Seventeenth street. Friday morn
ing ut 10 O'Clock. Friends and ac1 .a!ntance' are
resp, c:fGllv invited 20 attend.
Philadelphia LetiJer please copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-07

The FLORIDA CAsE.-The Washington
Republican givesa more satisfactory report
of this case than that we published yester
day. 1t says:
"The question was whether the election
was under the acts of Congress known as
the reconstruction acts, or whether the test
was to be the local Constitution adopted ut
that time. General Butler conteuled that
this court had jurisdiction to review the
judgment, because the court below had de-
MED an authority get up BY Gleason--to
wit, the reconstruction acts Of C"n@rcsS-it
having been claimed that for the first cleo
ton those acts governed.
1.-The Grief Justice lead the opinion Of
the court, holding that while according, to
the view of General Butler, the court would
have jurisdiction, still, in this case, the
writ of error was unauthorized, because it
had been refused by the Judge of the State
court, and had not been allowed by judge
OF this COURT
Thus it appears that as GLEASON claimed
80 be elected under the reconstruction acts,
the United States courts would assert their
jurisdiction 20 far as to inquire whether
such was the fact. To apply this decision
to the case of the Richmond mayora]ty,
we would remark that, iuasmuch as Qua
Hoos claims to hold his office in virtue OF
the reconstruction acts, the United States
court will inquire into the truth OF that
claim. If it find that he does not so hold
bis Office, it will dismiss the case for wan
of jurisdiction. Yet, if the case is pre-
scented in equity, when it should have beer
brought up by writ of quo a7arranto, TIT
court will dismiss it for this reason.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-07

Joint vote: Whole number, 107. Bur-
rourhs, l0l; II. NJ. Borden, 6.
Mr.. BoLLiNG nominated Mr.. 3. N. Mann
for the judccship of Petersburg.
Mr.. McRGAN nominated Mr.. George F.
Do9eett.
The vote stood: Mann, 10; Doggett, 0.
Joint vote: Whole number, Ill. Mann,
90; Doggett, 10. .- ,r-...-.-a~
Ga motion Of Mr.. LovESsTEIN, the exc
cution of the joint order was postponed
until tomorrow at o'clock.
HIRING OF CoSv1CTs.
Senate bill to authorize the Governor to
hire out convicts for labor on public works
was taken up and passed, with amendments
by MIR. KELLEY providing that the convlcts
are not to bc hired within the limits of the
city of Richmond or any other city or town
OF the Commonwealth, and that the persons
who hire them ere to be made responsible
tor their proper clothing and feeding an; ana
another offered by Mr.. STEVENS, proVidlng9
against unjust discrimination on account Oh
race OF color.
Adjourned.
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General Assembly of Virginia.
WEDNESDAY, April e, 1870,

WEDNESDAY, April e, 1870.
SENATE.
The Senate met at IL M.-Lieutenant-
Governor MARTE in the chair. Prayer by
Rev. Joshua Peterkin, d. d., Of st. James
a Episcopal church.
u COMMUSlCATIOS.
The House announced that they had
passed Senate bill entitled "Au act for the
relief of II. L. Hathaway and others, sure
ties of c. c. Cundtf, late sheriff of Ian
caster county,"
RESOLUTIONS, ETC.
On motion of Mr.. HARRIS, the following
was adopted
"ReS0lred, That the Auditor of Public
Accounts be requested to furnish the Sc
nate with an estimate of the cost, incu-
ding salary, mileage, ETC., of the county
court judiciary under the bill passed by
the House of Delegates April 9TH, 1870,
and also an estimate of the costs of the
Court of Appeals and circuit court judi
ciary."
By Mr.. CARR.-That the Committee OH
General Laws be instructed to inquire into
the sxpediency of reporting bill TO pre-
vent the destruction of fish in the rivers Of
the State. Adopted.
BY Mr.. CARR.-That the Committee on
General Laws be instructed to inquire into
the expediency of reporting bill to pro-
hibit hunting at wrong seasons of the
year. Adopted.
BY Mr.. HARRIs.-That the Committee ON
Finance be instructed to consider the ex-
pediency of reporting bill taxing dogs
Agreed to:
of Delegates was Informed Of the passage
of House bill No. u for the relief of
Francis v. Sutton, Sr.
By MIR. TAYLOR, of Loudoun.-That the
Auditor of Public Accounts be requested
to inform the Senate how the warrant of F.
v. Sutton, ST., came into the possession OF
another party than said Sutton, and what
person or persons received the same.
RICHMOND AND LYNCHBURG RAILROAD
COMPANY.
Dir. COURTNEY, by leave, introduced q
bill to amend the charter Of the Richmond
and Lynchburg Railroad Company. Re-
ferred.
CHARTERS OF INCORPORATION.
On motion Of Mr.. HERNDoS, the resolu-
ton reported from the Committee for Ge-
neral LAWS, declaring That the Senate
would not legislate upon charters of incor-
poration in cases where the courts have the
power to grant the same, was passed by.
RELIEF OF THE sHgRIFFs.
Senate bill for the relief of the late
sheritfs of the Commonwealth was taken
mp and passed.
House bill for the relief of John NJ. FAINT
was taken up and passed.
FORCED SALES.
Senate bill to prevent the sacrifice OF per-
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MEMORABILIA.

Died in the city Of Williamsburg, Va: on the
10Th day of March. \. -. 1s7o, THOMAS }. HAIR
rel, IA the twcnty-frs! year of his age.
The s"hicct o. this siiri tribute Of respect was
born al riEcy Grove che old hoIncs.ca1l, on
Jalncs river, II! the county of James cts.
Wien the first echoes Of the monstrous civil
s;ri:e,. trau tnratrd on the plains OF Manassas:
rang throughout The state and fired thu hearts OF
our Youthful chiv tlr> poor Tom was hut lad,and
too Young TO p,rticlpale in cause the noble de-
fence ul which so man; Welded up their lives
willing sacrifice His highest aspiration was TO
H.. il company With lis brother, battling IN be-
halr oi That ease, tho. Oh lost, which has shed
immo,ta luslr- around the histo; les and charac-
:cr' Of CHI men rs Lee, jackson, stuart. A. p.
iiil ana others. whose names will descend to pos
tcrity, cmilnzancd on the scroll ~ fame for their
bravery, their firm trust and reliance on thar AL
mighty who has seen tit 10 gather To His e!crlast-
irl ii the subject Of this III mcnto.
The kt!;G persuasion OF 4 { nder-he:rtrG father
clilsc,l Young iIAuNELI, the only remaining SON
hi, brother being already IN the army--:n remain
with ana console an aged and crippled parent
Will undergoing the rouIh experiences OF 4
home rnd couuiry guarded by Gordon of SOL
G!cry, Whose prc:elice MIS- lniinical 10 the plea
sure ,.Id II 40 ,incs> Of every southern family.
Wher the allrms OF war lctwccn the two SEE
ti"ns nj oar behaved C"nI'rl gave Wy to peace
and gli lis :i'i itc high prsaits of science. our
dear fr!cD: devoted himself with commcnGable
eel 10 restoring the sheltered fortunes Of his
!n!hcr, whose cXrhc peer had already hecGme Sc
ycr iy depleted in consequence of tho war. But
u:tiimcy .truic. 81 ftc barred the completion
Of his purpose. Rcmor>el-sS Death removed from
amongst u, he scucruuSileartcd youth. the noble
bo,-iruc t. his friends and forgving towards his
enemies. Will" his place In the family circle is
domestic hear hStnne. yet may we not hope that
What l. or loss T. his eternal gain.
May 10 vii" : inrcrs the wind to the shnrn lamb
console the sisters and brother father AMI mother
VIII lament the unspCakai'le bereavement which
has 50 suddenly :!!en on iEcln.
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. IL.
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We have received pamphlet setting
forth the claim of Hon. JOHN S. REID to
the seat in the House of Representatives
now occupied by Hon. GEORGE W. JULIAN.
Mr.. REID, being q Democrat, will, OF
course, not be admittcdto his seat, however
clear his title to it may be.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-07

We publish this morning Il brief state
ment of the points made last week by r..
T. DANIEL, Esq, in his speech in the Cha
HooN-ELLYsoS case. 1t was prepared By
himaplf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-07

n1y SPECIAL NOTICE.-The under
SIGNED beg to 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 their friends STOCK
of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
full and complete, In every respect hrst-clasS' au
at prices as low as similar goods can oe SOFA any
wlsre.
JOHN MORTON. EDWIN p. "iNS'
ALBERT NJ. WOODEN, ". L. JENNINGS,
THOMAS D. oUARLEs, {. Il. MORTON.
Tmh 90
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spEr1AL NOTICES.

No. CONSERVATIVES, If you value
ho.,,b II 70 ,tselr-use BASES Cough SYRUP.
Have M other. This preparation has cured con-
snn,n,ion II "a recommended by the profession.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-07

ME- IF YOU ARE SUFFEklNd VIII
n COUGH or COLD; use BASES cooah
SYRUP. For sale by all druggists. ap t-"t