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BOTANIC REMEDIES.

To n1S former Patrons aud all others:
have again resumed the preparation Of
my old Remedies. The Liquids are all put up
in Bottles that retail at one Dollar They are
neatly labeled with full directions for their
use. A liberal discount will be m de 10 those
who buy to sell again.
The folIo~iHg eonPrises a partial Hsf *
DIR. Jones Hot Bitters;
DIR. Jones Tonic Cordial;
DR.. Jones Tonic Expectorant or Cough Svrup .
DIR. Jones Anodyne Drops;
DIR. Jones Comp. Syrup Of Stillingia;
DIR. Jones WhoOping Cough Syrup.
DR.. Jones Veget. Cathartic Pills;
DIR. Jones Fermifuge;
DIR. Jones Spice Bitters;
DIR. Jones Composition Powders;
DR.. Jones 81 Preparation Of Lobelia;
DIR. Jones Female strengthening Syrup;
DR.. Jones Pain Extractor;
DIR. Jones c. s. Myrrh, or No. o, &C.
Order direct from DIR. A. A. JONES, New
Orleans. My terms are Cash. You can en-
close to me the amount you wish TO invest; or
instruct your merchant TO pay my bill; and
your order viii meet prompt attention.
A. A. JONES, NJ. D.
dee4wSm New Orleans.
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ments, new pattern, eight select airs, eminent
~ adapted for the drawing room guaranteed
of the best workmanship and performance.
No. ], & tunes, two dollars. No. ?, IA tunes,
three dollars. No. 3, "A tunes five dollars.
Sent free on receipt of price. or the three sizes
to one address for eight dollars! Thousands
sold monthlyl
Orders to the amount of FIVE dollars sent by
Express, G. o. ID. one dollar must accompany
the order to insure il. The balance, four dol
lars. to be-paid when goods are received. Send
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ORPHANS HOME OF THE STATE OF J
MISSISSIPPI, LAUDERALE SPRINGS
NOvaVem her Z 1880.

Novevember 3, 1863. }
MeSsrs Mansfield and HigJee:
SIRs Your donation of valuable medi-
cines reached us in good order, and receipt
was acknowledged two days since. Your
Hungarian Balsam of Life has been already
all used.
For some years have been afflicted with
a sever cough, and l have never been able to
meet with any preparation that has relieved
me somuch In the same length of time. 1t has
had similar effect upon others here, who
have used it. Please send me by express c. o
D.,One-half dozen bottles more ofYour Hun
garian Basalm of Life.
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GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the effects of youthful indiscretion, will for
sake of suffering humanity, send free to all
who need it, the receipt and directions for ma
king the simple remedy by which he was cured
Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertisers
experience, can do so by addressing, with per-
feet confidence. JNO. B. OGDEN,
nov25wly No. AZ Cedar street, New York.
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GOLDEN SUBSCRIBER. +. G.
o,nt.. OF Oso. Fayette county, Texas, sends
p.' - 20 in gold to renew his subscription
The weekly Clarion. with the explana-
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The oath Of office being administered by
the Hon. +. @. Peyton, of the Supreme
court.
MIR. Gibbs, ofWilkinson, moved that the
Senate proceeded to an election of tenn
porary Secretary, and the following named
gentlemen were placed in nomination:
Mr.. Little, of Chickasaw, nominated a
Pollard.
Mr.. Pierce, of Pamela, nominated Al.
Quincy.
Mr.. Revels, (colOred) of Adams, nominated
NJ. A. c. Hussey.
Mr.. Morgan, OF Yazoo, nominated S. L.
Hussey.
Mr.. Bennett, of Rankin, nominated Nj.
Peyton.
Mr.. Stringer, (colored) of Warren. nomi-
mated A Ill. Arthur.
Mr.. Gartman. of Lawrence, nominated j.
ID. Moore.
Mr.. Rushing, of Alfalfa, nominated 5. C.
Comfy.
Mr.. Caldwell, (colored)of Kinds, moved
that three tellers be appointed; whereupon
the Chair appointed
Messrs. Caldwell, of Kinds, Smith of NoX-
ubee, Leachman, of Lauderdale.
The roll of Senators was then called and
a ballot had with the following result.
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LATER.-Since the above was in type
we learn that Gainey, the deputy sheriff
spoken of above, was shot in two places,
and it is thought his wounds are mortal.
Two of the soldiers were also severely, if
not mortally wounded
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The Living Machine.

Ilujure the main spring of watch and
ferry portion of the works become disorder
The human stomach is to the human
Istem what that elastic piece of metal is to
thermometer. 1t influences the action of
Ne other organs, ahd controls, to a certain
ktent. the whole living machine. The
bmparison may be carried further: for as
le weakness or other imperfections of the
|ain spring is indicated on the face of the
lnepicce, so also is the weakness or other
kordcrS of the stomach betrayed by
le face Of the invalid. The complex
p IS sallow or faded the ewes are
liclent in lustre and intelligence.
~ there Is worn, anxious express
pIr in the whole countenance which tell
Nplanly as written words could do, that
r5n a0ariShiHg organ whose office it is to
Npnistor to the wants of the body, and to
Rtaln and renew all its parts, is not per-
mng its duty. 1t requires renovating
regulating, and to accomplish this end
Etetter's Stomach Bitters may be truly
to be the one thing Beedful The broken
p spring ofa watch may be replaced by
ew one. but the stomach can only be re-
Fed and strengthened, and this Is one of
lrrettSn Miraculous Hair Restorative.
OBJECTS of the famous vegetable reStora-
which for eighteen years has been wag-
. successful contest with dyspepsia in
climates. As a specific for indignation
ands alone. When the resources of the
fmacopUia have been exhausted, with
at best, doing more than mitigating the
plant, course of this wholesome and
liable, yet powerful, stomachic effects Il
ect and permanent cure In all cases
dyspepsia the liver is more or less disor-
~ and upon this important gland, as
as upon the stomach and bowels, the
Prs act will singular distinctneSs, regu-
and reiIvigorating every secretive
asSimilating organ on which bodily
mental health depend.
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ApRv.'e 49,. =. I-1IIIU rLUIp.-Our old
Ad Prof. Darby, deserves well of the
" for turning his superior chemical
Eledgc to such good account as to OBJ
|by chemical reagents and action this
uahle antiseptie liquor. We have new
|@ra Of one using it, without finding
nat 1t is an excellent family medicine,
wish him great success in bringing
-lhe notice of the Morld.-So. Oh. Ad.
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The Chair announced that no candidate
having received majority of the whole
vote cast, there was no election.
second ballot was thereupon had with
| the following result
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'eSt men are easily bound, but you can
never bind 4 knave.
CITATION BITFERs cures Dyspepsia.
d no more eats in the house than will
Patch mice.
Buffers cures Fever and Ague
makes thieves, aud Peace hangs them.
ETATIoN BTrTERs cures Liver ComnIaint
hnd Nervous Headache.
NJ is file that wears and makes no noise
NATION BITTERs cures the effects OF
Dissipation and late hours.
Aer have one pillow going than two era
Dies.
NATION BITTERS are an antidote TO
hange of Water and Diet.
end obstinate people make lawyers
itch.
ET4rIoN BIrrERs Purify, Strengthen
.nnd invigOrate.
nd wife makes a faithful husband.
'AGNoLIA WATER.-Superior to the best
prted German Cologne, and sold ut half
price.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Senate adjourned until half-past three
o'clock.
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Woodyille was nearly DESTROYED by fire
last week.
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Hob Printing and IsOOIH-Binding.

-I..r-.Lt... Invigorates and Beautilies.
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GREAT ATTRACTION f!
LEMARCA!
Wednesday and Thursday,

VNHIS NEW TOWN SITE is now surveyed
Il and laid off, and sales at Auction, OF
choice lots, will take place on
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lrrett's'' restores with rapidity.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-15
The poems of Prentice, compiled by his
son Clarence, are soon to be published.

The poems Of Prentice, compiled by his
son Clarence, are soon to be published.
In Arkansas they pour pint of whiskey
into mule and stay at home from tho cir
Gus.
Hon. D. s. Bennett, of New York, has
sued the Buffalo Commercial .AduertiSer for
100000 damages.
The Mormon Legislature has passed the
woman suffrage bill, and the Acting Go
vernon has signed it.
D. T. VOORHEES, was shot and fatally
wounded by William Chambers Sunday
night, in saloon at Brooklyn, n. Y.
The Canadian Government has proclaimed
discount OF twenty per cent. on American
silver current in the dominion.
The Mayor of San Francisco has taken
the grand box at the Camilla Urso festival
there at $4,000.
Judge Nat. Harrison was overhauled in
Pittsburg, and summoned TO Wheeling
The Register intimates that he Was found
in house Of ill-fame.
Mr.. Seward. when last heard from in
Cuba, was being entertained at one OF the
estates Of Julian Zulueta, the largest slave
owner now known in the world.
Ship Mary Whitridge, of Baltimore, ar
rived at New York OH Friday afternoon
| from Foochow with valuable cargo OF tea.
She sailed on the 2ith Of October.
1t il stated that an agreement in writing
has been made by Mr.. Bradley, of New
| jersey, that il confirmed by the Senate aud
assigned to the southern circuit by the
court, he will 20 there to live.
The ice companies arc busy bringing te
New York supplies from distance, as il
lespairing of the usual abundant crop
nearer home. Between one and two hun
ircl carloads are to come from Cayuga
| lake.
New YORK, February 1.-Two cases Of
| probable homicide last night are recorded
Mike Hallorin, aged twenty, threw HE
father down stairs, at No. 50 Beach street
and finished by cutting bis throat SO that
he will probably die. The would-be assassin
is still at large Michael Mcfarland was
stabbed four times, at No. 43 Oliver street,
by Benjamin Mallary, who was arrested
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asef,mona Tosaeco Market
Domestic Markets-lBr TELEGRAPH,

NEW YORK. February H. oon.-Flour s@loc.
better; Wheat, l@2c. better. Corn dull and heavy.
Pork lower; mess, s2s. Lard quiet at 1s@1s3c.
Rosin firm at %. Is for strained. Freights dull.
| Erentn9.-Cotton heavy and declining sales
100 bales at 25ic. Flour-Superfne State. s4.7s@
Whe ,t-spring. iGac better; winter. sG4c. bet
| ter: winter red and amber western, 81. 2s@sl.2
Corn heavy and declining. Pork closed firm Of
500 2sGl S25.6e3. Lard lower kettle. lsic. Whis-
key heavy at e7c. Groceries and naval stores
steady. Freights unchanged.
BALTIMORE, February A.-Cotton nominal.
| Flour active, but prices weak. Wheat steady.
| Corn active white. o!@G98c yellow, e4f6e5c.
| Rye ssc. Gsl Whiskey, Pork. and Bacon firm.
LOUISVILLE. February l4.-Corn quiet. Provi.
| sions firm. Whiskey, oac.
| CINCINNATI. February Acorn dull. Provi-
| sions dull and nominal and held at following
figures Mess Pork, S27. Shoulders, 12ac.; clear
| sides scarce at letc. Whlskey firm. -
WILMINGTON, N. c., February 1A-spirits
Turpen.ine steady at Hc.: crude lrmer at $l.7o6I
$3.50. Rosin steady at ST. for strained. Tar un-
| changed. Nothing doing In cotton. --5-.. ,
MOBILE, February 1i.-Cotton steady and in fair
demand ut &C.; sales, 200 bales receipts, 2,45l
bales; exports, 81 bales. @.
sales, 500 bales receipts, 137 bales; exports,
| / sls bales
AUGUSTA. February A--Cotton quiet but
firm at 231923sc.; sales, AS bales; receipts 4s7
bales. E.'.a
| CHARLESTON, February I4.-Cotton firm and In
gnod demand at 2lkc.; sales, $50 bales receipts,
| 75s bales: exports, 357 bales.
| NEW ORLEANS, February lI.--Cotton active and
firm at 241A3c.; sales. o. $50 bales receipts. 1,s7a
bales: exports-to Constadt. ,4G5 bales. Sugar
| dull and lower prime 1l,@l12c. .Molasscs quiet.
| Gold llSi. New York sight. ac. discount.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
To the Editors of the D;spatch .


Mr.. J. 8. Barbour, President, &c., in o
card dated 10th instant and published in
your paper, disclaims system of iiscrimi.
mating railway charges against the CITY Of
Alexandria, and thus levelopes question
about which much has been said through.
out the State.
The managcments Of the several Virginia
railroads would probably not object to, but
would invite, investigation of their conduct
by way of indicating themselves. There
fore, let the General Assembly appoint n
special committee of its most business mem
hers, charged with the duty of invcstiga
ting railroad tariffs, and reporting MS to
their effect upon the general interests of
the people of the Commonwealth. II
srievous and unequal burdens are de-
reloped under the local tariffs upon the
people of the State, as compared with the
through tariffs, then it becomes the duty of
the Legislature to look into the matter and
so legslate Us to remedy the evils. If no
damage accrues to the State, then the COM
mittce could 30 report and thus vindicate
the railroad officers.
Respectfully, VIRG1N1Us.
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PROPOSALS.
CITY ALMs-HOCSE, I
RICHMOND, VA, February 10, 1870. )


CITY ALMs-HOUsE, I
RICHMOND, VA, February 10, 1870.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y CEIYED until l. O'Clock NJ. MONDAY,
February 81. 1870 for furnishing the CITY AL MS
HOUSE with SUPPLIES for the quarter ending
May 81. 1870. All goods to be delivered at City
age, at such times and In such quantities as may
proved by chairman of commttee-viz.,
Isl barrels EXTRA FLOUR,
o,2o5 pounds BOLTED CORN MEAL,
% a54 pounds FRESH BEEF,
4,O75 pounds BACON (sidcs and shouders,
L275 pounds RICE.
los pounds TEA iblack aud greenl,
SO pounds BLACK PEPPER.
sacks SALT,
also pounds BROWN SUGAR.
1880 pounds RIO COFFEE tgrr"r),
$50 bushels IRISH POTATOES
4s barrcls GOOD HERRISGs9
$50 gallons M0LASSES,
dozen BROOMS
30 pour de LARD,
IS cords sEAs0NED PINE WOOD,
l,oG0 pounds SOAP.
As above estimates of quantities IS based on pre-
sent number of inmates, they will be varied as the
number to be provided for may Increase or dimin-
ish.
Proposals must be addressed to undersigned en-
dOrsed proposals for Supplies City Aims
House, and must with samples be- left at the Office
Of Superintendent City hms-Ifouse, with full
statement OF brandan quality of articles which
cannot he sampled
The committee reserve the right 10 reject, at
their option, any or all proposals offered
JOHH r. EULFORb,
Chairman Committee Tor Relief OF Poor
fe ltd
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COLONEL -A..couespondent Of the
Washington Chronicle who accompanied
Faycttc McAlullin's party To Richmond
writes A. follows concerning Colonel Mosby :
AT Warrenton the famous Colonel john
:. Mostly, Of guerilla fame, came on the
train, bound also for Richmond, and was
speedily intl oiuccd TO tie members Of our
PARTY. The ladies especially claimed him
as their own, and were not little surprised
to find him yuunglooking and slender
man, Of most harmless appearance-the
very last man one would have picked out OF
n crowd rs the type Of q raider. He was
very frank and out-spol;cM in his converse
ton upon themes Of general interest, and
neither encouraged nor avoided allusion to
his own career, of which he spoke, how
ever in IA very unprctentious way. Alto
1cthcr, he made an impression by no means
uufayorable upon the whole party, particu-
larly upon the gentlcr portion of it, in whose
behalf he gave proof Of his well-hnown GAL
iantry.'
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4 New PROJECTILE-AS INVENTION BY
WHICH 4 CANNON BALL NAY re THROWN
Ten MLES-EXPERIMENTS AT FORTRESS
Observation-Disclosures -ionr0p, February O.
Mr.. J. ". Hill. Of Jefferson, Williams
county. Iowa. has inventeda doublc-shottcd
proiectic by which he claims shot can be
thrown distance OF eight or ten miles.
Messrs. Hill and Roberts arrived here on
Monday with permission from Washington
to make experiments. The shot is conicai
with bore inside and time fuse ut the
side. In fact. it is small cannon Itself.
An eight-inch shot fired to-day weighed 200
pounds before being loaded. Tie inner
cavity. or bore, was three and a half inches,
and extended some eight inches. Into this
cavity was placed half pound Of powder
eomc tow Was then inserted, and then Il
Twelve and half pound shot. The nozzle is
stopped up by Il brass plug in two pieces.
The double shot is then placed III a cannon
and discharged. The fuses are from five to
ten seconds. 1t the end Of that time the
fuze ignites the powder and discharges the
twelve-p0und shot. The inventor claims
that the velocity of the small sho; is greater
than was that of the larger one I; but that
is Il point to be determined. The expert
nents were commenced on Monday, but in
consequence OF the plug III the end Of the
shot not being screwed III, the plug and the
hal both fell out after travelling about one
mile. For to-day's experiments, however,
the plugs were made to screw into the shot
ami the result was satisfactory. The fuse
/" the eight inch shot was Il ten-s second fuse =,
and ut the end Of that time the twclvc-and-
a-hulf-pound shot was discharged, and the
ejght-inch shot kept on its way until its
force was expended. The explosion does
not burst the Shot, but drives out the plug,
as there is no vacancy between the shot and
The nozzle This projectile has now been
tested for the first time, and Is pronounced
a success. The experiments were made by
Colonel I. q. Baylor, commanding the ar
senal at this post, and full report Will he
forwarded to the Chief Of Ordinance.
The principle on which the improvement
il made is regarded as good one. Our
l5-inch gun throws q solid shot at least
five miles. Load one OF these guns with
double shottcd proiectle with a fuse ar
RANGED 10 discharge the small shot when
the cannon-ball has reached its highest
cleyation-a lJ-ineh shot would take TWEEN
~ or wenty-four-pound shot without
danger Of bursting, and 1t is claimed that
it would 90 further from this elevation
than it would from the ground. The large
.bot would Of course be fired al the object,
while the small one would be sent on to do
wbot execution It could, and in firing at
line OF troops would be very effective. The
email shot is made with sabo. Tor the
rife in the large shot, and is large enough
10 fll up the space between the powder and
the plug, which is screwed in, but only
lust enough to keep il from being shaken
cut.
Nessrs. Hall & Roberts are entirely salts
fed with the success Of the experiments,
Il nd believe they can fire shot almost any
distance.
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Associated Press kilograms.
Congressional.

Associated Press kilograms.
Congressional.
WASHINGTON, FEBRUARY H.-HouSe.-A
memorial from the New Orleans Chamber
LOT Commerce regarding the sugar tariff was
&SEesented, and, on motion of Mr.. Schenck,
Preferred to the Committee Of Ways and
Means.
Various disability removal bills were pre-
scented.
The ayes and noes were called on n mo-
ton that Washington and Georgetown
should support their paupers without Fede-
raj aid.
The resolution was adopted.
A resolution was introduced declaring it
the sense of the House that the business
| interests of the country require on increase
| in the volume Of currency, and lnstructlng
the Committee on Banking and Currency
| to report as soon as possible bill lncrea-
sing the currency at least $4,000, 600. Y
motion to table this resolution failed-Ayes,
70; nays, 81. 1t comes up on Monday
next.
Mr.. Logan spoke in favor Of the recogni-
ton of Cuba.
| A resolution was adopted requesting the
President to inform the House whether an
order has been given to clear the docks at
New York for the reception and repair Of
Spanish war vessels, and, if so, by what
| authority.
The appropriations were discussed until
adjournment.
Sennte.-A communication was received
from the Secretary Of War regarding Gcor-
gia affairs, which also enclosed the creden-
tails of Senators elect Hill and Miller. 1t
was referred to the Judiciary Committee.
The Secretary of the Treasury was directed
to report whether the pulic interest would
not be served by removing the branch mint
| from New Orleans to New York.
A bill was introduced to enforce the if
teenth amendment by granting suffrage at
the State and county elections and for the
punishment of refusal or neglect to assess
and collect tax where its payment liz g
qualification of On elector.
The Mississippi bill was considered with
out definite action. A motion to postpone
it resulted in tie vote, which was deter
mined on in the negative by the vote of the
Vice President.
Adjourned.
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ARREST OF A FUGITIvE.-On Saturday a
man named NJ. +. Powell was arrested on
the charge of having stolen 500 from
Miles Taylor, of Norfolk, Va. The COM
plainant entrusted the accused with letter
in which the money was enclosed, to be
paid to some fishermen in the Chesapeake
Bay. and he disappeared without having
delivered the letter. On Saturday morning
Powell was found in lager-beer house at
Canton. AS soon as arrested he confessed
that he opened the letter, took the money,
and lost it at gambling. Justice Hagerty
committed him to jail to await requsition
from Observation-Disclosures Gazette, l4h.
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CoMMlSSIoNER'S OfFICE,)
CHESTERFIELD COURTHOUSE, VA,

NO JAMES NJ. MOODY, SAMUEL o.
L Atkinson, ana otcrs. PlalntlnS,
and Eliza Blunt, widow of Thomas Blunt, de-
ceased: Frederick Il. Blunt, Ira W. Blunt In
has own right and az administrator Of Thomas
Blunt. deceased; Walter X. Blunt, Sarah Blunt,
ard annie Blunt....................D Defendants ::
aud all creditors or other persons Interested:
tn" 18th day OF March next TO take and settle. ut
nv Office the account Of all the estate, real and
personal of when Thomas Blunt died seized
and possessed and OF all the debts due the said
Thomas Blunt: also. the accounts OF Ira W.
Blunt rs administrator OF Thomas Blunt, de-
ceased which said accounts sre required to he
taken BY the decree of Chesterfield circuit court,
rendered ut the November term. 1909, In the cham
ce:y suit OF Moody and others against Blunt, adj
rini,trator, ana others. And you are hereby re-
quired To attend on the said 18th day Of March al
my Office aforesaid.
Given under NY hand ~ commissioner III chan-
rcry the day and wear first above written.
SAMUEL Z. MADDOX, Conmisslone:.
ReSI,,,IS H. NASH n q. lie S-Tutw