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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ ROAu.-fln and after SIINnAY lilly 10

GHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
~ ROAD:-50n and after SUNDAY, Jaly 10,
MAIL TRAIN viii run daily between Richmond
tween Gordonsviiie aud White s alRpba spn gesvs
at 70 z. n; Leave White sulphur at s:so 4. NJ. and
Connections 1t Gordonsviile and ehariotses siiie
with Orange, Alexandra and Manassas railroad
S5 New Yak pastaS sso
Lynchblrg, Knoxville. Chattanooga, Mem phiss
New Orleans, MONTGOMERY, Mobile &c
and sup at Govington. Going East, breakfast st
Goshen and Sine at Gordonsyflle. lf
NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN will run be-.
Richmond and White sulphur nightly without
change OF cars. Leave Richmond at s:A5 r. NJ.
WSte suphr at Is
and nd arrive at RienmSnd at sao A. making all
tom sG faPfS'S9s viii Se attached to this
train, and will be run through between Richmond
and Baltimore and between Richmond and White
Sulphur without change. E .eHE +
Going W eat passengers breakfast at Covington.
Going East. sup at Staunton. f...I
These trains connect with stages as follows:
At Stanton with Stages for Augusta Qste Strib.
ling'sl Springs, Is miles and Weyer's Cave IL
At Goshen With stages for Cold Sulphur Springs,
2miles kockbr,dee Alum Springs 9 miles Rock:
bridge Baths, 10 miles; Lexington 20 miles; and
NATURAL DrlURe, % IullGSs
{ At MtilDoro' with stages for Bath Alum Springs,
lomiles; Warm Springs, Is miles; Hot Springs, 70
miles |; and Healing Springs, 20 miles.
at CoYngton with stages 10 Healing Springs
Is miles; and Hot Springs, Is miles.
Al Allegheny with stages to Red Sweet Springs,
miles; snd old Sweet springs, 10 miles.
At White sulphur Springs with stages for Salt
Sulphur Springs, % miles; Blue Sulphur Syringe,
20 miles; Red sulphur springs, II miles Lewis
burg, 8 miles and Charleston. 1os miles. - Z
Through tickets Issued to all points Nortb, West.
and Southwest, -. Z, z 80. So
JAMES +. NETHERLAND, b.
al A cant
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pICHMoND AND DANyILLE RAIL.

GOING souTa:-LyncnbnrE and DanyllIe pas,
sengers leave Richmond daily Except Sundey5l
at 82S Z. ID; leave Burkeville daily Except Sum
days} at l 2. NJ; arrive at Dapyille daily tex.
cept 3undays) a. 6:55 p. IL. THROUGH NAL
AID. EXPEESs leaves Richmond daily ct s &c
=. NJ; leaves Danville daily So 1s6 A, "a; arrives
At Greens. orc' daily at AIS 4. IL. a.1t y
senssrs lsaVs Danvins daily Except Sundays) at
1904 IA; leave Burkeytlie daily except Sum
days} at l T. ~; arrive at Richmond daily
texaep. Sundaysl at 1898 P; 81. THR0lGH MAIL AZ
AMI EXpEESS leaves Greensboro daily at Sis
2. NJ; leaves DanylIle daily at II 81 p. u. ar.
rlyes St Richmond daily at 7:l0 a. NJ. ~'a
The Lynchblrg snd Danville Passenger Train
connects at Burkeyille with the trains on the
Sorthside road for Petersburg, Norfolk, Lynch
burg, and all Citations on the soutnside and Y:r.
giEia and Tennessee railroads, 2s;ssoi, Knox
Vile, Patton, Chattanooga, NGshTill2, Memphis,
and all important points South and Southwest.
The Through Hail and Express connects
at Greensboro with the tgains on .hs North Caro-
lima road for Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, SA-
vannah, Bacon, Mobile, Montgomery. &C., &c. /;
and at Richmond with the Richmond, Frsderfcks.
burg and Potomac, Chesapeake and Ohio and
Richmond and York River railroads.
SLEEPING CARS and CiILES'S PATENT
RECLINING CHAIES on the through express
train. ,HHOAA5 p3DA MEAD, q
jyl5 SUPERINTENDENT.
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North Caroltna-EighteenM More Pri.
scners Discharged : Ktrk mp for
Contempt His Lieutenant-COIonel
Under Arrest. ....f....

RALEIGH, N. c., August 23.--In the case
of the State against Wiley, before Chief
Justice Pearson in chambers, the evidence
for the prosecution was closed. Nothing
positive was developed.
Kinks case for contempt is still under
consideration in the United States district
court.
The judge in the district court discharged
eighteen more prisoners. Kinks guard,
who produced the prisoners, attempted to
enter the courtroom with arms, but the
judge ordered the marshal to restrain them,
remarking that no armed soldiers were
allowed in this court. He said "When it
becomes necessary will ask for them"
Nearly all of the negroes testifying gave
evidence for the defence.
Tomorrow Kinks case for contempt
comes up again. Judge Brooks reiterated
his opinion as to the matter Of jurisdiction
with habeas corpus cases. Kinks Lieuten-
ante Colonel, Bergin, is under arrest in this
city for not observing his bail. There is
quite crowd in the city, and much in
terest is manifested in the case before both
the State and the United States court.
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Domestic Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, August 23-Noon.-Flcur steadier.
Wheat 1602c. better. Corn firmer. Pork steady
and unchanged. Lard firm; strained, leic. Cot.
ION weak; uplands &c., Orleans, 2Qsc.; sales, 500
bales. Frelghts steady.
EpeRing--Co:ton dull and unchanged !; sales, 05O
bales; uplands, lssc. Flour--State and western
lc better; winter red and amber western, $l.33@
sl.GO Corn closed heavy at s6@ssc. Beef quiet.
Pc. lower at s2s.12SGa2s SO. Lard quiet; kettle,
l7@l75c. Turpentine dull at 30@393c. Rosin
steady. Tallow, ai@oic Freikhts dull.
BALTIMORE, August 23.-Virginia 8's-Old, 81
bid 51l tked 1905 60 bid; ls67's, 573 bid cou-
pons, old 90 Did, GO asked.
BALTIMORE, August 23.-Flour dull and declined
CSC Howard-Street superdne, S5.75@S6. heat
Maryland red, 81 s5@$l.45; phite, S!.4o@sl.45.
White Corn. sO@93c.; yellow, S5090c. Oats, asa
47c. Bacon firm. Whiskey dull AZ 95@9sc.
NEW ORLEANS, August o.. Cotton quiet and
firm niddlings, I7s@17ec. Gold ll6s
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THE NATHAN MURDER.-It is believed by
some that the party who logged Mr.. Ma
than is the pal Of this Twentieth-Ward bur-
glar-one Forester, who, it will be remem-
bercd, murdered man in Cook county. II.
linois, and, escaping from the Joliet peni-
Tertiary, has been Mt large ever since. This
Forester is the desperate who was rescued
about two years ago from Mir. Townley, of
pinkerton's corps, by Theodore Allen, in
front Of the st. Bernard Hotel, in Prince
street. Forester is desperate OF the
worst kind, and would not hesitate to
Slug his Eather.-Neac York Herald.
The New York correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Ledger says:
"Your correspondent is at liberty to
state IN important fact in this connection,
which has heretofore, for obvious reasons,
been kept profound secret, and that is the
dispatch of one OF the most experienced
detectives in London with a view of work
inc up clue which is supposed to have
been discovered there. That detective ar
rived ut his destination this morning, and
notified the police commissioners here OF
the fact by cable"
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE BOARD OF EDUCATIoN,l
RICHMOND, VA, Ausu -, 1870.
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION WILL
l. rec i've PROPOSALS for furnishing o.
HUNDRED ND Eighty TONS OF a n THeA-
CITE COAL best quality white or red ash: stove
and egg sizes; for he public schools In this city
for the ensuing winter.
They also solicit proposals for seasoned PINE
WOOD, sawed and split, suitable for kndling
purposes.
The coal and wood to be delivered at such times
and places as the Superintendent OF Schools may
direct ,,,,,
Applications received until SEPTEMBER lsT.
ADORE j. Fl. BINFURD,
Superintendent of Schools and
aul9-tSe1 Secretary OF Board of Education.
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Rescue of Prisoners by Negro Mob
JafI Delivery-Arrest of the Ring.
leaders-Threats TO Burn n Town.

AUGUSTA, GA, August 23.-About 300
negroes broke open tie Jail at Loundsyille,
Jefferson county, on Sunday last and re-
leased the prisoners confined therein. The
sheriff sent to Atlanta for troops, which
reached the scene of riot to-day. Some OF
the leaders were arrested, and the rioters
threatened to burn the town and take ven
geance on the whites, but the prompt ac-
ton of the citizens prevented any difficulty.
1t is slid to have originated in the arrest
and imprisonment of negro for shooting a
mule.
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RICHMOND. FREDERlCkSBUhG AMI.
POTOMAC ROUTE TO ALL POINTB
NORTH, EAST, AND NORTHWEST.
TRAIN No. THROUGH NAIL TRAIN ria
Washington leaves the depot corner Of Byrd aud
Eighth streets, dali Mt ILLS a. N. Arrives IN
Richmond daily at 2:33 p. III.
TRAIN No. 2.--The BALTIMORE EXPRESS
TRAIN, connecting ut Aqua creek with tne
steamers Georgeanna and ironSide5 leaves the
depot corner OF Broad and Eighth stree.s daily
Sundays exceptedj at O'Clock Il. nj. Arrives Id
Richmond tMondays excepted1 at $3.50 a. Nd.
TRAIN No. 3.-THRtiUGH MALL TRAIN ptc
Washington leaves ths depot corner OF BYRD sna
Eighth streets, daily Sundays excepted. ut SIG
?. III. Arrives In Richmond tAondays exsep'edl
T f III q &c. TICKETS and THROUGH BAG
GAGE CHECKS to all principal points In ths
| NORTH, EAST. and NcRIHWESt:I
FREiGHTS contracted for ana IorwSfoeo
daily. with dispatch, to all points NORTH ana
SPECIAL NOTICE.-The BALTIMORE EX-
PRESS TRAIN win run as far IS Milford station
on Sunday, leaving Richmond, corner OF Bsesd
and Eighth streets, ut Q A. IL. Returning, VIII
leave Milford on Mondays at s.2s A.. ID. and az
rive at Richmond st 500 A. d..
Apply at COMPANY'S OFFICE, corner OF
j. b. GENTRY,
General Ticket Agent.
ED. 4. d. MYERS, General superintendent.
10
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Great Fires I'm ger,at,.

OTTAwAsCAFADAWE WEST, August % THO
loss by the late fires near this city Is esti.
mated at 81, O00, 900. The scene Tonight Il
terribly magnificent. One sheet of fame
apparently ten miles broad, eliminates OF.
taWa and the surrounding country.
In The townships of Gloucester, Nepes.
saw, and Fitzroy, the fire moved on before
u heavy gale, destroying fences, stables
houses. and woods.
At Bellies corner, out of two hundred
houses, only two were left. A great mum
Der of fugitives have arrived at Ottawa.
Many persons have persisted in the flames
The fire is still raging.
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SUDDEN DEATH. "A man who stated he
was from North Carolina, but whose name
is unknown, died very suddenly about half
past II o'clock on Sunday night, ut the
Bulls Head Tavern, on Front street neal
Gay. He had been employed in one of the
Side-Shows accompanying DR.. Thayer's cir
Gus, which expected to 80 away on Monday
morning. but went of Sunday morning
aad left him behind.-BaltamOre Sun.
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FATAL DUEL NEAR SAVANNAH, GA.-On
Friday last Il fatal duel occurred near Sill
vannah, GA, between two gentlemen Of Sa-
yannah. Mr.. Ludlow Cohen and Mr.. Il.
Aiken, in which the former received a NOR
tai wound, causing his death in few hours.
The duel Is reported to have had its origin
in quarrel concerning matters pertaining
TO tie recent regatta in Savannah. Both
the participants to the affair were well
known young merchants of Savannah.
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splSdJnSNo f1ND 1Ohh III Y cIs
u RAILROAD LINE-EOR baltimore,
THE NORTH. AND NQRTHWEST.CHAE
DE- SCHEDULE DAILY EXCEPT SUN.
DAYSl.-PASSENGE SCHEDULE
Passengers Tor Baltimore sud points North
Will take the passenger train from the de-
poi .: Che 6ichInand and YoEs River Railroad at
ps west Point gfers sney tG1 re fast snd
tain S. w. FREEMAN, or ADMIs AZ, Captain
PHILIP REYBoLD, both Of which have b.en
ne ~ly fitted oat with splendid Recommendations
tcr psssengers- reaching baltimore :he following
morning In time to couaect With toe trains Tor
Philadelphia, New York, and the West. Returns
tng, the boats lesye pier No. 2 Ligh.;strsst
DAILY except sundsysl ss o'clocs =. n,
passengers arriving In Richmond at $3.50 A. hs
the following day IN time TO connect With the
express train on tne Richmond and DaIvillc rail-
road for Daa9ille and all polnf5 on thGt road
greensboro, Salisbury, Charlotte, &c. e;
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad for the yarious
celebrated Springs on the line of that road.
PASSEkGER TRAIN leaves Richmond daily
at 2. NJ. Leaves West Point dsily at e:So 4. d.
Freight received and forwarded promptly, and
through bills OF ladtng- given TO prominent
points. THOMAS UODRMEAD.
jyI5 Superintendent !,
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A New Line OF Foreign Steamers
BreadstufFs for France.

NEW YORK, August 2S-3 P. A.-The
steamer Guiding Star Owned by w. D.
Webb) started for Hayre to-day as pioneer
of an American line Of steamers Tor france
Her passenger list was small, ana composea
p py.rvap thousand tons Of breadstuiTs.
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srIclDE.-Hahfar, n. s., August 22.-
Mr.. Findav, formerly editor Of the New
York .Albion, committed suicide by drown
Ing lust night. From Il letter found on bis
person it is supposed business embarrass-
ment was the cause of the act. y sun.
stroke received sometime since disqualified
him for literary pursuits.
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wESTAURANTA.

y1ETELLE, No. 1204, lis con-sa A&ss
N dncting the summer campaign q
ons on This line, His ip1madia sa means OF aeslye
subsistencs are drawn from she foar qnar,sse ot
the globe, including land ans ga anae HS sSt
serves are tpexhaustibie.. SASLE ~ ~
SERs REFRESHINa ICES, RESTOkAySS,tsE
DRINKS OF TEE MOST AHTEuLgtIJyaa .s, 80 y.
.TYONS AND THE VEkY BEST LiVuVnss ~
ways s9RPs;issa p1 aEs and MEATS Of the season.
also FISH. CRABS, TURF g In, ssa ~ -
all forms with the nost wart sad
Vive co1nmtssdaTs! Aao a ps, teSi
inaLslled luxury.
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Foreign Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH.

LONDON. August -Noon.-Consols, ola. United
Staes Bonds. ssl.
LoNDoS, August % - Euening.-Consols, 9ll
Bonds. SGT. TallOw ass. 3D.
LIVERPOOL, August 23-Noon.-C Cotton quiet and
steady uplands, OH; Orleans, sad. sales, 10, 900
bales Trio O'CLOCK. bombay shipments TO ed
instant Is 600 bales. Winter Wheat, 9s. 10d.
LIVERPOOL, august % -Euening. --Cotton dull !;
upands, sgd. Orleans Old. sales, 5000 bales on
speculation ; exports, 9, 0uo bales. Pork, l27s. 3d.
Lard, T2s. Cd.
FRANKFORT. August 23.-Bonds dull at o..
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New YORK, August 2S.-The first new
crop of Carolina rice was received to-day.
This is the earliest yet received by nearly
three weeks. The season in most sections
is favorable
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Marine Intelligence.

FORTRESS MONROE, August 23.-Passed
in for Baltimore, the brig Adele McLeon,
from Liverpool; and the brig Harriet
McGilvey and Martha, from Liverpool, for
Richmond.
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COMMISSIONS MERCHANTS.

A Y. STOKES & CO., WHOLESALE
"A. GROCTHS AND COMMISSIONS MER-
CHANTS. RICHMOND, Waive have In STORE
which we offer t. the merchants of Virginia and
North Carolina 100 hogsheads ?. f.. and W
pqny's Sugars. [jy Isl a. Y. STOKES & co.
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PosT-GFFIcE APPOINT MENT.-W. F. John
son has been appointed postmaster at Rock
Mills, Rappahannock county, Va, utce
George w. Cannon, declined.
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q bageag master named John 5scresrt, a..
JuIed. One Freight car and two sbaepaaa
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Railroad Accident and Loss Of Aafe.

BosroN, August 23.--About 5 o'clock this
morning the !" steamboat train," rapidly
approaching South Braintree. was thrown OWN
off the track by q misplaced sWltchs Jou y
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DENTISTRY.


TAYLOR BROTHERS, DENTISTS, 1112
MAIN STREET, lover Tripbett's confec-
tionary) extract teeth wittou. pain; Insert teeth
as low as sl5, and DON'T charge for extracting.
Sensitive teeth filled without pain. any tooth
filed with gold, and warranted for life, at
TAYLOR BROTHERS.,
lll2 Main street, Richmond, Va.
n. B.-Instrcctions In any branch Of dentistry
given 10 the profession Oh reasonable terms.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

II ANDS IN LARGE
IL NND SMALL QUANTITIES.
/ have in my hands for sale LA ADS IN almost
every section Of the State. A number Of them are
large, hrst-c1ass estates, with splendid improve
menIs and destrably located.
GEORGE n. DREWRY,
au22-1m4 lola Main street.
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RICHMOND AND rgTERsBURa 3. y. Co,S
RICHMOND. April q. BTs.
YTaE TRAINS OVER TELLS ROAO

TNHE ThAINS VFIS TX 4RO@171SSIS@
Il run as follows:
leave Petsrsburs al 10 a. u. and SOC F. M. y
Freight and Accommodation train, with passen.
ger car attached wifi leave Richmond daily ats
4. "a, and Petersburg daily at $50 A. d. iSun-
he s:I5 i. ii. train viii not leave Richmond en-
SUNDAYS, and tho 7:e5 p. b.. train win not leave
Petersburg on SUNDAYS. /
Passengers for Norfolk win take the 80 r. u.
train, running through daily. Baggage checked
The passenger coach attached 70 The coal tTain
VIII run on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, anc
FRIDAYS. ... "a
Leave Clover Hill ct 4. NJ, conneg15 3. ss.r -
gers returning viii take the 2so Y a.s uAin Goa.
neetfne st Chester with tho coal train.
uss''-H - =, THOMAS II. WYNNE, Is
anss superintendent. I
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NO. IGOVERNOR SIRE

NO. GOVERNOR STREET,
next to Messrs. Spence It Son.
Thankful for past favors by prompt attention
to merit a continuance. Fine Wat HE'S repair
ed in u workms Mike manner ut low rates, and
warranted. Special attention given to SPECTA-
Giles. A full assortment always on hand. No.
Governor street. au "a st
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TN THE CHANCERY COURT OF THE
L CITY OF RICHMOND, June 2ist, 1870.
w 1liau S.oosaS Plaintiff,

TN THE CHANCERY COURT OF THE
CITY OF RICHMOND, June 2Ist, 1870.
William Fl. Gwathmey, executor or James sI., -
Henry r. Crane, Andrew j. Loundes, Julia Belle
Crane, an infant under the age OF twShlS- -9n'
rears: James Il. Winston and Julia A. his vile,
who was the widow Of David K. crane. deceaseu,
ABBY ioreh use, the Trustees OF Eienmona
College, the Trustees Of the Richmond Female
institute, the American COLONIZATION sociely,
the American Snnday-SeEoal Union, Tue hMefi.
can Tract Society, and The Southern baptist
IN cHANCERY.
II appeartpg TO the court that more than two
wears have elapsed since the Qualification ln kne
Hustines Court of the city Of Richmond Of VIZ
lam 81. Gwathmey as executor OF James z. st,
sad executor, and OF the debts and sems sae,,
a. ainst The es.ats Of the said testator mas eeea
fied in the office of the clerk Of the sag @ ~
the motion Of Henry u. Crane, one " r.1n od a.
I, es ur der the viii OF the SAID ~ 1890
ceased the court doth adjudas olueT, anr 10
thdy ,ha creditors of the saia tsneS " 81 49,.
neas, do chow cause, Il any tney an, w sue
dsyS of the next October term on tnis "a
the nlymens and delivery oil inc essas =, Ma S
de .edentt his gates s; snce.ss,ya
Dc ~ tne Richmond Dispatch. and that copies
VIC "a sis l,ostsd Af tue uoor OF tae coult-nonse
20 ferns OF the Court Of Hustnga Tor the
,9u hoth OF such serins 20 be before the ns1t
S sa.s term OF this court.
osssSs' a copy--Test =, =; -, :, 81
= ROBE RT HOWARD, Clerk.
| JoHSsToE 3 WILLIAMS, PSI ap.is--laWsW
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REMOVALS.

d e NJ O V A L.
MSDEN
respectfully informs his customers end the public
that he has removed to
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RAILROAD COMPANY.
GENERAL TICKET DEPARTMENT.
r,xtcf foTd & II

=. RAILROAD COMPANY. q.
GENERAL TICKET DEPARTMENT.
RICHMOND VA, August II. 1870. j -
NOTICE.-For the accommodation Of
IN persons DESTROYS OF visiting the country at
pOin 's on the line OF this road bet.een Richmond
End Milford CHEAP ROUND-TRIP TICKETS
w.I be sold good only on the train leaving Broad.
street depot at o.. IL. on SUNDAYS, and return,
arriving in Richmond at 1888 p. M.. or on the &C.
COMMUDATION TRAIN or the following tMons
day. morning, arriving In Richmond sf $3.50
A, NJ. ~. ~ ~.
The MAIL TRAIN will stop, on signal. for re-.
turn passengers only at PEN0LA.. CHI STEK-
LAND, KILBY,s.i TAYL0R,S CROSSING,
MOUNTAIN ROAD, and BUHGARY.-,'5f =. II
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN Will stop st
any point on signal. j. b. GENTRY. 800
au H-lm General Ticket Agent. j
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WINNER AND LIQUORS.
~E|-|~~~~~~~~<~~~~~~~~~
T E. RILEY Wa1SKEY.

We are the sole agents for the above for this
city. CARTER & CHRISTIAN,
ma No. 800 Main street.
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IICnTTA Pc RCH A. In sheets, loS
! sassss4ssa H'hnssr fsEsssIoe E spLaATs
! for sale by ~. 'il sss II. s,,sssd ssse;sf.
Z az 10 ssS NsAs~s s'ststts
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1870. 1870.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. :.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS OVER TEE
SHORT LINE. II
1870.

RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND.
Meth. EAST. AND 'NoRTHWEST.
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ALLEGED PRUssIAN oUTRAGEs.
THE EMPEROR AGAIN IN COMMAND.

SIN Al>ace and Lorraine the exigences Of
the PruSsians necessitate eXorbitant re-
QUESTIONS upon the people. Their commits
sarat is furnished by plundering, stripping,
and maltreating the inhabitants.
Ga guerrilla warfare is being carried on
against the invaders. King William has
therefore issued proclamation that every
person not belonging to the French army
taken in any act Of open hostility against
the Prussians shall be shot. A levy en-
n1asse will one day do justice to these out
RACES"
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IN cHANcERY.

Joussros 8 WILIJAAs, Pa. auls-lawiw 7
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GPICES FOR PlCkLlNG.-A Hesh sup
~ pay '"0' j. Bl.sIR. Druggist,
a., 90 s2s fsroar street.
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A number Of citizens Of Columbus, Ga,
have presented massive gold-headed cane
to Hon, J. b. Beck, OF Kentucky.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-04-13
Increase of Taxes.

The New York Tribune says
that commissioner Delano has
trasmitted to the Senate q state.
ment showing a gradual and
steady increase in the receipts
Of internal Revenue for the last
year," and remarks that "this
showing is a gratifying one, and
is well calculated to strengthen
the credit of the country."-
Now we know o great many
people to whom an increase of
their taxes is by no means graf
flying, but who, on the con-
trary, consider it a deplorable
event. 1t may strengthen the
financial credit OF the country,
but it weakens their own, and
of the two they prefer their in
dividual to the public credit.
If it is gratifying" to collect
ten or twenty millions of dol
lars more from the people than
we did last year, how much
more gratifying would it be to
collect two hundred millions
more? So therefore we may
expect, under present auspices,
that the taxes will be continued
to be piled on until the gratifi-
cation Of the Tribune is su-
preme. There is room for it,
for the public orange is not
yet sucked entirely dry.