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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-24

TOBACCONISTS sDPPLIES-Just.r re.
Il ccived at tlle new hardware store No. sOs.
Main ST. eet, a full line o. BRASS LICokICE
Selves. all hos.: CoES and RATTAN
BRO tsMS, which we offer &C low figures for cash.
I. Sc 24 lw -------k QLIl- G. b BROTHER.
kFACHINIsTS sUPPLIEs.-We are in
S1Geceipf OF q Iargesuppfsa or sHsP AUGURS.
assorted. 1910 a24l6; EMERYGLOTH and PA.
pEh, all Gos,, which sEe~e Ger At low faures for
sess.-1v Z, FoLTssas& BROTHER.
RR1CKLAyERs tWANTED.-Wanted,
- TO 60 To Fetessburg. -siy M ssT.a nsS
PEI % satddchLs!GRss 20 whom coed wages wig be
ppls for further asthe odics
" ~ w ss es assigned. LXBxH lEG 20
obtM S.IsXTRAS;TS AND SOAPS.
-ers nSLisH \. AssS, and mi 81 ths
az 8 sfeGs yyf,ef.ss of GERaIA Is Fa-
20 3s--2ts - - " "a IN y n.h..e
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NE BREEDEN & Fox mo. 401 Broad
street) arc now opening their early supplies of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
.a.a .. ..... -. se15-l0t
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ROOTS. SHOES, dc.

~~---.cscs,c~~~ -. :
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &o.-.dlGs
Stock st of BOOTS. Shoes, TRUNKS, &c, ssou
to which invite the attention Of on, e5s sn
IN The country at short intervals during the sea.
SON additions which win make my assoItmen. at
ali times complete and desirable ana wen worthy
20" NJ stock embraces all the most fsshtonabie
GOODS for aides, Gents, Misses, and Children, os
S,en az Main and seryicesble goods for country
nsa and Will be sold as low as al any othef mouse
resnsctfullv invite all in want Of goods In my
line to CALL before buying, at l2oS msin street, near
Twelfth. ,,,r r. .cr In
se l7-eod2w 6OaN ". 1 ~ =, 49,
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RICHMOND, reptember Z, 1870. .
THAYE ASSOCIATED WITH ME MY
n SONS, CHARLES j. and GEORGE j. AN
DERsON, for the urpose OF css rying on at 1905
Matn street top stairs) u. general PHoIsTE
Ing, ,PAPEk-HANGtSG. asd ARPET BUsI-
Sc s-cteod GEORGE W. ANDERSON.
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X, RICHMOND, VA.
The sessions of this Institution open OCTOBER
1sT snd close JULY 1ST.
The academic course Of study Is distributed
among seven independent schools. so DIVIDED
into class 8 and sections as to accommodate Stu
dents of djfe ent grades OF advancement and Sc
cure to each thorough instruction In the lecture
room.
EXPENSES
Tuition In three schools tine usual numoer) ana
other fees, SIS.
S5i per quarter Ghree months); In messing
clubs about 80 per month.
The LAW SCHOOL opens on INC Ist Oh ocso-
Der with the following Faculty:
Hon j. d. HALLIBURTON, Equity. &c.
WI, GREEN, LII. H.. Common Law, &c.
Constitutional Law. sso
Tuition. ................ :sso;
For catalogues or spe .ial information, adnress
~ b. PURYEAR,
y9-Tu&StOcl Chairman OF the Faculty.
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PROPOSALS.
-.
REFRESHMENTS AT THE FAIR.

REFRESHMENTS AT THE FAIR.
Proposals will be received for thn privilege Of
restaurant and refreshments at the fair, COM
mencng Nov. LIST ard continuing four days. It
will he divided into three deuartme
First. BAR and OYSTER SALOON.
Second. DINNER, including cishes of all kinds
ether than oysters.
Third. CAKE, FRUITe, and CO F E c.
than spifituOus liq lors.
Bids VIII be received separately fer either cne
any go or ALL and tn successful applicant will
enjoy monopoly in his department. with the pri-
viiege of sublet:ng und-r the restriction only OF
good and ORDERLY conduct
The committee reserve TIE right or rejecting
bids: and upon the award satisfactory security
will be acquired for the payment Of the money on
the 5th day of Novemne-. Proposals win be re-
ccve! du ing the mouth of September, and The
decision + the co1mt.e made known on the 1st
day o. october. -.
AMPLE house room will he provided: but bid
ders must .tisfy themselves by Inspection before
putting in their bids. f. G. RUFFIN,
St q ct T. G. LSlGH.
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|ef POATED CiGAkS ut yseious prices. Cal
a. WOOD ~ SONS. corner or &ipSh ard kGta
stPe. o., and Try some Of thsm. e. a
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The above advertisement having appeared In
contemplation of an ar-angeme. t which was abou,
to be msde but not ceng tuii. 10 the satisfaction
of the parties all has been cancelled, and the busl
ness VIII continue IN the name OF GAR EFT q
WARE, Is heretofore. q. GARNETT,
j. II. SyAkE.
/ consent to the above. JOHN L. cox.
Sept. 70, 1870. ss, -at-,sE..-s se24-N
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DlSsOluTIONs d PARTNERSHIPS

DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
~ SH.P.-The firm OF GARNEIT & WARE,
NoaSo5 Bro d street Is hls day oissol we'd by mu-
tusr consent. Either party viii settle tbs bushes
of the late firm. ~-s
Having sold our stock OF EoOTS SHOES,
TRUNKS, &C.. to Mr.. JOHN !. COX, we SOLICIT
the patronage Of fr1enus and the pubic to our
successor. CAwRoLL GARRETT,
.....,-.---.-~JI n. " ARE.
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PROPOSALS FOR CITY PRINTING
L are solicited TIL 3Oth instnn'- FOR lowest terms
for advertising, pamphle, and job printing. bind
ing ruliog, &c, for tue ensuing twelve months.
JOHN A. SLOAN,
Sc 24-td Chairman Committee On Printing.
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The undersigned having purchased the stock of
the late Messrs. Gar he.. W are, will adj In few
days choice seiecti n, In s'yle workmanship
of the best Philadelphia aud newark make In
BOTS, SHOES, TaU kr, saTCaELS, VA
Uses. &C !, and begs the confidence anu support
Of his friends and the public. -.
Be II 10 JOHN L. cox.
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BOARDING.
MRS. j. Ii. DIGGEa, PRoPR1ETREss.

Permanent and Transient b1arders accornm
dated on reasonable terms. Sc CIV 4
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Tho ChrLstian Convention.

~ ~ "a
This body net on Tucs6ay owe.
ming at the Presbyterian Church,
pursuant to tho published call. The
attendaBce from abroad Vas good,
a I'D received fatther aCOeasiOps on
yesterday. A temporary orgnniEai
ton was effected by placing Rev.
- Galbraith, Of this scityg0f the
Presbyterian church, In tho Chair,
and appointing Rev. John Scott,
of the Rpiscppalc church, Secretary.
"A committee was appointed, who
reported for permanent officers
Rev. DR.. Osborne, of Columbus,
President, and Rov. - Hall, of
Logan, Secretary. ApFogrammO
ot,Prooeediags was also reported, /,
comprising series of day and cvc'
ming meetings for religious exOr;
ciscs during tho continuance of the
Convention. The opening meet
ing, aside from its business fea-
lures, was one of great interest,
and gave promise of tho most graf
flying character for the subsequent
meetings. s.yC1 nj outc3
We 60 to. press on Wednesday
at an hour too carly to give any
further report this week.
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I OO,O0O SUBSCRIBERS
FOR
APPLETONS JOURNAL,

or LITERATURE. SCIENCE. And ART,
mar be obtained BY the formation Of Clubs u o
every town and village, N addition tothe large
circulation which II roE enjoys
Itisuniversally conceded by both the Press
and the PnblIc. as evide need by the warm en-
&C omiurs received from notices and private
letters that reach us daily, TO be the Best
Family Paper Ever issued.
APpL LEToNs, JOURSALIs pubtished week.
~ sud CONSISTS oi thiTty.tWo quartn pages
each nurn!,sI a,tractiveIy illustrated. Its con
tents consist o. serial Novels and short stor-
Ies, Essays upon Literary, and soc'Hl Topics
Sketch es OF Travel and Adventure, aud papers
upon Aii thsvari Gus SUBJECTS that pertain 10
the pufsnits and recreations Of the people
WhstheT Of town or country.
Price, lOeehts per Number, OF o. 70 per m
mum In advance.
subscr,p,ions received for IL. &. or3 months.
ApeefaI club Terms faTuished on ap-
pllcation TO tho Publishers,
D. APPLETON a co..
90, o., 4 81 Grand street. x. Y.
Jan'y %, Tosi.
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The Great Column of Coal,

We bad the pleasure Of seeing
the column Of coal; Of which we
have been saying something, on
tho ID inst. Tho column comes
from the Sands bank on Sunday
Creek, is boxed to keep il from
breaking. and was delivered at tho
depot on the goth inst, by George
Welsh, Esq, of Pleasant township.
1t will bo shipped 10 Toledo as
soon as possible Tho column 10
eleuen feet and ten inches in length.
and one foot square, Tho length
indicates the tkicknesSs Of tho vein.
This, truly, Is ono of the greatest
coal curi,sities Of tho world. The
Ohio Great Vein Mining Company
intend gotting out threc more, one
to be shippsd to Chicago, ons to
Columbus, and one TO either New
York or Cipcinnati.-Ncw Lerir5-
ton Democratic Herald. 4a'N}
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4 EaAL NOTICE.


Christina KrAemtr whose residence isun-
hnoaa. 4 che be allve, or her heirs or legalrep-
feteniaityeg, whose uamoa and residences are
unk nUwn, nshe bedeNd. are hereby uotiued
that on The eth dag or December, 1868, Phile.
mpn u EuJng hled hispctition 10 the conrt Of
C0upuiOn Plsfa In audf0r the douhty q faif-
hrid, nd State " Ohio, aganst them setting
forth tlIaf be - tbs ogner o. tso uodivided
hirds inland waFraBt No. nn.n6s ior Lena
issued hy the eGoVFrumant ofths United 5latea
iuthe name ofChnauna KrAerner, trederiSk
Rassane Hannah pe, iFothsr and sistere aud
heiruat law Of Peter RAhe aisas kahss dcctas.
ed latea PriVntein Capt. Tdsnsfs % :, ~ 80
ReEt Ohio Vols ,nnder drts Of feifuary Sth.
1861, and Of the oerli6oAte thefeior oserng
date ths same b., and that Sain Mf,'une
KfaeHsr. ulising. OF her heirs and essst NJ
reseptativep ~ she be dead, 0Nn the c'hefo IN.
DIVIDED third thereof, and that ne does %,
Know her residenc- .or Whether sha ishViaH'
orthe names or residence of het heirs ~ To-
ral rap rese ntativep ifshe be dead and pray /.
IN . that his said interea In said WarfHnt and
eertihcats 10 pet oBto him 10 sevarahJ OF y
that not lie done thst the said warrant and
certiAcate . he sotd And the proceeds bs divided
between him and said DESCENDANTS according 70
the,rrespaetiVe rights ~ sfoIesAif,
And said descendants are further nouhedthsi !
iheV are required 20 appear and ansreI sald
Petition on orbefore tbs third Saturday ahef sh'
fOlh day ofFebrnAfv. A. y. 1p10.
80 IN HUNTER 4 DiUiHEhTi'.
Attorneys for FlAlntib.
Lancaster, o., Dee 80, IsT9-ew.
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We renew the tender Of our ac-
acknowledgements to Senator'S Sher-
man and Thurman, to Mr.. Van
Trump of tho House, Mr., Daugh-
erty, Of the Ohio Senate, and
Mcssrs. Leohnor and Baker of the
House OF Representatives, for
documentary iavors. Jo5l d1Gi.
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Whose Fault is il?

n ~
:. It is said that thcro are no city
lamps nearer to our Railroad sta
tion than tho one on High street
near the u. e. Church and the one
at,the aBoston Corner" Columbas
ct. and Broadway. The amount OF
sin occasioned by this state Of of,
fairs, in the swearing by passen'
gers and employees on the night
aud early morning trains, is repro
senfed as something fearful. And
Nthe ocean of mud, too, by which
the station houses and platforms
are surrounded, is q feature moi
calculated to render Lancaster en-
inently popular with the travelling
pablio---to which may be added
the almost total lack Of sidewalks
in that part Of the city.
Are those things beyond th'
reach Of remedy by our city au
thorities?
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Donation YIsIt,

Baltimore, Jan. 3lst, 1870. =
We were very pleasantly spr-
priAed the other day upon looking
out through the parsonage window,
at seeing quite q company of the
Dumontvilie friends driving up to
the parsonage with wagons and
buRgies fllcd with guests and laden
with provisions. Soon they form
ed happy circlO In The sitting
room--and after a general shaking
Of hands and friendly greeting s
the table was hidden to tuko its
stand and was made to groap IN,
der the burden Of refresh ments
quickly spread thereon. We all
Jared sumptuously-afler which
wo enjoyed most hugely q general
chat. But far too soon the parting
bOur came. Tho company engag
cd in singing Sweet by and by),
and devotional, exercises were led
by Rcy. Hover of Dumontsvillc;
after which the company returned
to their homes leaving handsome
donation. GEo. s. HANAwALT,
Pastor of NJ e Church,
Baltimore, Ohio.
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Ono CONVENTION REpoRrER.-

ONO CONVENTION REPoRTER.-
We have received the number for
February, being the second issue
of this valuable periodical. Itcon.
tains full and excellent reports Of
tho proceedings of the OHIO Horti.
cultural Society, the Wool Grow.
ers Association, Auditors State
Convention. the Municipal. Code
Convention, Ohio State Dental SO.
cicty, and the Ohio Agricultural
Convention. We are glad to learn
that this publication is proving q
success. Prico $3.50 q year, or Is
cents number. j. e. Adel & Co.,
publishers, Columbus, Ohio.
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GALE OF REAL EsTATE BT on.
- OE K OF COURT.

onthe 2sth day Of February. 1870, a. o'eloek
in the afternoon, on the premises, UllI % soIo
10 the n CHEST der. the following real estate
free Of dover, as the properly OF REASON
Holmes, deceased. viz;
situate m FAirfe Id county. Ohio. known and
distin Quished BY beng the west haifof Section
twenty. SIX (26), township sixteen Qe)' range
eighteen (ls), Of lands set apart On esed iot
tie purpose Of satisfy ing the claims Of the kgt'
ugEl } from the BrIt ish Provinces ot Caeada
ana Sova Scotia, excepting 40 acres hereeotoSe
Aaojd 10 Richard Watson; and confaiSing' ex
ceotipe what is covered By the RessrvoiT tro-
hundred and twenty seven tfS7l acres end 70
Thisisnd lies South Of the Reservoirs Wal
nut Township, and il one oi the best Farms -
the connty. n is wen watered,, has ppon y
good improvements, . good orchard. aoout =.
acres OF good timber, ami about l1o acres OH
iSnoW in grass. 80 -
Vhc bal anee intwo eqnal yearly payments VIE
interest; appraisedat o1e 90 per acre:
JOHN C. WHITAKER,
$500 Admir- Reason Holmes.
IAN. 20. lo10--1W.
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No Cove are told there wasa
slight alarm Of fire at the Jail the
other day, and that q considerable
smoke was raised, at oil events. 1t
is supposed that some Of tho inl in,
mates, (whethcr the young men
confined on tho charge Of burglary
orlnot Helaro not informed } maps
aged to set on FIRE some loose
straw, with the siew Of attempting
an escape in tho alarm which
might follow-bul IL such was
their idea tho result was a morti'
flying failure, as sheriff Jackson
w&s on the alert, and no escape
was attempted. .vg a'EasgBMxqo
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Tho New Lamp.

We have'had tho opportunity Of
making o brief trial Of the new
patent Kerosene lamp Of which
Geo. Burberry is Agent, and the
advertisement of which appears
in another column. We must say
that We were very favorably inn
pressed with It's good qualities,
and that We are convinced Of its
decided superiority to any thing Of
the kind in use. OF its perfect
safety, thcro seems scarcely room
for a reasonable doubt. ,Wo p feel
justified in recommending this
lamp and would advise our citi.
zens to call on Mr.. Burberry and
Judge for themselves. 9'" ~ u
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For NEBRAsKA.-Our follow
townsman John McClelland is
about 10 remove to the fourishing
city OF Lincoln, tho capital of Ne
Ebraska. Lancaster thus loses an
old and good citizen, whilo the
western capital is by SO much the
gamer. We hope the change Of
residence may result in increased
prosperity to our friend McClel-
land. $500.
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LEcTUREs ON RoMANIsM.-Rov.
J. G.. whlTs, who has acquired
somO notoriety by his anti-Cath-
olic lectures in suudry cities Of the
West, completed q course at the
City Hall in this city on Tuesday
evening. Tho three free lectures
attracted considerable audiences.
The last, for which an admission
fec OF ffty cents was charged, was
but moderately patropized, Con,
trary to his apparent expectations,
the reverend lecturer received no
personal molestation whatever.
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GROUND Hoo DAY.-There were
several hours of,pleasant sunshine
on the I'd inst. The additional
six weeks of winter thus rendered
inevitable, (?) may be supposed to
have set in with the snow>storm
of Monday night, which gave us
aboat four inches, and called out
the slclghs tosome extent on Tues
day.
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DIED.

couDTRiGHT-ontbe 2sth uit. .. hor iato
rsaidsnce in sl0om township. vtsre she had
resided more than si1iy years. Mrs. Elizabeth
courtrght, widow Of the late Abraham v.
Conrtrlght, who died Ia the same month. and
on the sam day Of the month eight years pre-
vious. 1he deceasod wac eighty-two years,
eight months, and i've days old. Sho died only
NJ Christian eanI die. In sIcTnoss and IN
health her hone seemed ever the Same, hui lt
on the rock Christ Jesus and Witnessed BY the
Spirit andnever elouded. Meoknrss, simplicity
and chldIikc confidence IN Jesus, were the
characteristics oi her pIety. Tho deceased
emlgraLed hithtr with her father. Captain vii.
liam MeFarlsDd, Of whora we bAysihe follow
ingoiatuary notIeon che Gnsstis Of aug 1870.
"Died At his residence in Greenfield town.
ship. in this county, Aug .3rd Captain William
Mcfarland, aged 81 year,. The deceased oni.
grated from fPenneyivAnta 20 the place Of his
late residence In Tho spring of l799, When thero
were perhaps not twenty Hettiers IN the terri.
tory which now forms Fairfield county. more
than two years before tho town Of Ltnc aster
was aid out "
Thecounlry was then IN unhroken forest
Not Ptick had been cut of from tho grounds,
where Lancaster now stands. Whata change
What vast populatonl Hut, Alasi Perhaps
thorc are moro ofiis population beneath, thAn
above the gfound.f 2 tti iiiiti g.
apAxgLER --1h Pleasant township, on tns
sist OF Japusfy, 1870. after an il:nessof Ave
months, Of dropsy. Mrs. Eve spangler. wife
Of Jacob -ePangIer. 10 the ISd year Of bel
'asrz p
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straitsYIIle Coal Fields.


after another Of our wide awake,
enterprising business men invest.
ing in the rich coal and iron ore
hnds Of South wssierp Perry,
county. From tho best Informs
tion at our command VIC learn that
-tbe center Of attraction is in the
Immediate vicinity Of StraitsvillO,
ten miles northeast Of Logan
where orc, found wonderful .deposT
its of bithminous coal andciron ore
o: a quality equal to that found in
any part ofodr country. ~
OF the ivo distinct veins of coal
phet Great Esin" is the feature, va.
lying in thickness from ten to Gfc
teen feot, yielding an average Of
twenty thousand tons of coal to the
acre.
The quality of this coal is said
to bc superior for the manufacture
of gas, and smelling Of iron in
blast furnaces without coking.
1t is usual for oil noted places to
have a history; 80 We find that
Straitsville, and its coal,fclds have
a history, which runs as follows:
About twenty years ago the erter.
prise for connecting the Ohio Riv.
or with the Lakes by Railway from
Portsmouth via Logan, Somerset,
and Newark to Sandusky was put
on foot, and tho road partly finish>-
ed. During the excitementinci-
dent 10 tho undertaking, Straits.
vile coal fields werc brought to
public notice for the first time, and
y company formed, known as the
"Central Ohio Coal & Iron Ore Co -"
which purchased and leased four
thousand acres of the most avaiIa.
able lands. The great financial
crisis OF 1855 and SO proved disas-
trous TO the Rail Road-likewise
to The coal and Iron Co.
From that time up to the past
summer the citizens of the vicini>
ty have been subject to periodical
Railway excitcmcnts, caused by
tho advent of parties desiring to
purchase, lease, or take options of
their lands-with what results 9th j..
er than the formation Of numerous
coal and mining companies time
must determine. The building of
4 the C.&iH V. R. R. and its sue.
cess as a coal road has paved the
Z way for q branch road from Logan,
/ the building of which the coming
IEsummer is moro than q probabili.
q ty. The speedy construction of
: railway northward through this
great coal region, intersecting the
8 G, and z. R. r, at some point in
! Pcrry county, and passing on to
7 ward Lake. Erie, seems also to b,
I an assured event. . bro aisM Gaa
For the last six months rcliabl,
9 parties Of this and adjoining coun
+ tics have been purchasing lands i;
: the vicinity, and as a result, w,
: hear, of the Lancaster & Straits
j vile Coal and Mining Co.1-"Co
lumbus & StraitsvilIe Coal an,
Iron Co."-Clarke's Straitsville
/, Sugar Run, Coal & Iron CO.
Newark and Straitsville Coal, Iro
and Salt Co.. ."and the "0hio Grca
Vein Mining Co." e. a o,'m
! VIII not some one well poste
as to all movements Of this kin
:; on foot give US further particular
:, and also favor us with items of il
! tercst relating to tho general ar
), poarance of that region, its gcolog
: ical characteristics, &c. "