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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-24

WHAT DOCTORS, MINISTERS, AND PRoFEs-
soRa THINK OF THEM.-'I recommend their use
to public speakers" s."--Rev. g. H. Chaplin. ~
have never chsnged my mind respecting Browns
BRoscHIAL TRoCHEs from the first excepting
to think better Of that which begun thinking
well of.n,--Rsr. Henry Ward Beecher. "Great
service in subdulny hoarseness. ."--R6r. Daniel
Wtsc, Neto York. 'The Troches are = star OF
life to me."--Professor Ed,card North, Presidsat
of Hamilton College, Clinton, NJ 2. "A simple
and elegant combination for coughs" e:c..-Dr.
@, f. BtgsIoE, Boston. -. ....... .s.-.
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THE SnocKoE- WAREHOUSE CAsB.-The in
yestiration of this case was resumed before
Military Commissioner Hambrick on Satur-
day. Several witnesses against Major An
nable we're examined, whose testimony vas
in many points directly opposite to that
given by him on Friday. The case was
continunl
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MILITARY Observation-Disclosures OF
Ex-SHERIFF MooRE.-The military commits
sion in the case of s. P. Moore, ex-sherif
of King William county, met Saturday IN
pursuance of adjournment. ,,5gr.. .,as
The examination for the defence was re-
sumed. Mr.. Jenkins, for the defence, in
troduced o letter from Colonel Stanton to
the accused extending the time Of tax
payer until the list of January. - ~.
Mr.. ,E.'W. Massie, clerk of the King VIII
liam courts, testified to the character Of the
accused, which he had always held as good.
He did not think the habits Of the accused
extravagant. He had no more horses than
sheriff required in the performance Of
his duties. Witness swore accused, to 3
statement which he had made out fox the
military commissioner about Christmas.
The statement embraced the list of expenses
which had been incurred by the accusedin
paying jurors, etc. The expense account
seemed reasonable. This statement was
made out after the return Of witness from
Richmond. He informed the accused that
the Auditor would probably take action
against him or his sureties, and that some
of his friends were under the impression
that he had absconded. Witness knew tha,
meeting was to have been held with 8
view to effect the removal Of the accused
He did not know what the action Of that
meeting would have been.
The certificates of number Of Jurors
that they had received pay for service OF
juries were introduced, and placed or
record. .-...
MIR. C. W. Buttz, formerly Common
wealth's attorney for King William, testi'
fed that the accused had consulted with
him frequently as the law officer in re-
gard to his duties as the law officer Of the
county. He told the accused that he thought
the Auditor would probably extend the
time for the payment Of taxes. Mr.. Moore
showed him an order for extension Of time
in the case of one person. Witness told
him that while the law contemplated the
payment by the 18th of December, he did
not doubt that General Candy would give
him reasonable opportunity to collect and
pay in. The accused showed witness figures
and papers, and he believed at the time, il
allowed opportunity, he would settle every
dollar he owed the State. The accused was
very unpopular with the masses Of the
white people of Virginia. he made per
sonal enemies of several leading citizens
Mr.. Moore was summoning jurors OF the
time of his arrest. Witness had never ed.
vised accused to make illegal use Of public
money. Accused had stated to witness that
the license tax was about $4,000, and ths'
he had collected large portion Of it. ,r
At this point the court adjourned until Il
O'Clock to-day
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THE NORFOLK FoRGER.-L. n. Peterson,
the forger who Was arrested here on Friday
charged with forging the name OF ]. b.
Etheridge, of BERTHE county, n. c., to q
note for 81 200, was arraigned before Mayor
Chahoon on Saturday. He was turned over
to officer Steele, of Norfolk, who proceeded
to that city with him.
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BHIGHTasINa Up.--0ar friend TBIpR3rT hay.
ing finished counting out the Pile OF money no
made during tbs holidays, has Just got In One
new stock son fecttonery, fruits, &C., which he
is now selling By Wholesale and retail. His esta-
blIshment is on Main street two doors above the
Dtspdteh Office o,'7 ii'e' s..
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TEST IT.-The only way TO decide who sells tue
cheapest fuel Is TO set The prices for hall and
lump, bituminous and red ash anthracite coal
and coke, and steam sawed and split extra kin
ding and cooking wood. sold BY Mr.. J. d. WAT
KINs, ILL Ialn street. Test II.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD
We learn that Messrs. Hedrick and Freer,
who we're recently appointed by the Chesa-
cure rights of way and propositions looking
to an adjustment of the land damages for
tue construction Of that road on the north
side of the Kanawha, and Messrs. Hans
ford and Hogeman, who were appointed to
do like service on the opposite side, have
been actively engaged on this duty during
the past fortnight with gratifying results
huna1cha Republican.
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Z CHARITY BALL.-The, members Of Com
pany :" A -, Of the Fire Brigade, held a
meeting Friday hight and made arrange
.ments for q grand charity ball for the bene-
Ct Of st. Joseph's- Orphan Asylum, on the
night Of the 22dof February. 49,
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS CouRr ?
Jabez Smith and John D. Shelton were ar
raigned before Commissioner Chahoon Bat.
urday, charged with Illicit distilling in Pitt
sylvania county. George Tucker, Esq, ap-
peared for the defendants, and Judge Alden
for the United States. After the examine
tion of sundry witnesses, the case was sub
mitted without argument to the Commits
sioner, and by him dismissed as to Smith.
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The Philadelphia Bulletin says that Chris
tian Associations are rapidly multiplying in
that city, and hopes to C. A. great deal OF
good come from it.
A Mobile youth recently read from his
Bible: t"Let not the wicked trump over
men ,sss,4s,.5q sss 49, Is ~
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AUCrToE SALES TINS Day.

On az public or prtcdte sutes: Of Rea, gsfat-
July the purchasers pGy he fares for he 1rsaeDt NJ
Heqr, but on all gales beticeen the first dan Of
Jttg and tie last day qr December the setrer
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY q, ls70.

PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY 2si la7o.
... ..aM--e.- er AkRIYED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer'
chandise and passengers, t. b. Tatum.
..r.t t..e.. SAILED,
Steamer Ellie knight, Geoghegan, Balam9re.
merchandise and passengers, Harveys Will
steamer Saratoga, Alexander, New York, mer-
cflnndise and pnssengers, w. G. Dunhsm q Co.
Schooner Sardiuian, Remission, Boston, mer-
ehandise, Crowell q Currie.
-.'g AIRMoRANpA.
west POINT, January 27.--Arriyed, steamer
Admiral Freeman, merchandise and passengers,
Richmond and York River Railroad Company,
NEW TonK. January 7e.--In port, schooner Ma
toka, Fooks, loading for Richmond.
BOSTON January 2o.--Cleured, schooner South
erner, Darling, Tor Richmond.
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SALE OF WATER-PowER IN DASvILLE.-
On last Thursday the machine shops and
lot on the canal with so horsepower of
water, was sold at public auction for
IS, S,000.-DanUuHe Times.
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PERsorAL.-The widow or friends OF SAMUEL
ALLEN, who was killed Mt Fort Pillow, will hear
OF something to their interest by calling at w. d
BLAIR & Co.'s, corner Of Main and Ninth streee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-24

Farmers, truckmeu, and others, VIII fnd IN
another column valuable plantation on lower
James river, In high state OF cultivation, with
valuable timber privileges, offered for lease with
immediate possession given.
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Cosyrer.--Isham Haley lcolored), of
Dfnwiddie county, was lodged in the pani-
'tentiary Saturday for FIVE years for grand
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-24

;. Harper's Magazine for February is to
hand from Elyson Taylor's, Ills Main
street. A glance at It's table of contents
indicates IN unusually interesting number.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-24

UNDER THE NATURAL BRlDGE.-One of
the routes-and that one the slortest-pro-
posed fer the Clifton Forge railroad from
this city, would lead under the arch of the
Natural bridge !-Lychburg Republican.
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NEGRO REpoRT.-About one hundred and
fifty negroes left for the South yesterday
afternoon, to work upon cotton and sugar
tations.-LychJ1rg Republican, 22d.
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Now Is THE TIME.-The price Of FUEL re-
duced at J. M. PILcHER's, Eighth street between
Main and Cary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-24

AHEAD or THE MAIL.--Thc Dtspatch and other
Richmond datlies will be delivered along the line
of the Danville railroad ten hours ahead OF the
mail by ELLYsoN s. TAYLOR. Send In your or
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-24
STEAM TO GLASGOW AND ESsH
LONDONDERRY. Srrsg.hissss.s sss

THE A>,GHOR LINE.
Fayorite Clytie-built passenger steamers are in-
tended to sail EVERY SATURDAY from Pier
No. 20. North river, ut u O'Clock H.
RATES OF PASSAGE, PAYABLE IN CCEREEC1 !:
Cabins 10 Liverpool, Glasgow, or Derry. $50 AND
575. a,,,
Excursion tickets. good for twelve months, Sloo.
Stcerase to Glasgow or Derry, $50; intermediate,
S@5.
Prepaid certificates from these ports, S37.
Passengers booked to and from Ham burg, Eavre,
Eut;rrtiam, Antwerp. &c. at very low rates.
Drafts issued payable al any bank in Great Bri-
tam.
Fer further Information apply at the comrany's
o..tccs, Nu. Bowling Green, New York, to HEN
DERSoN BROTHERS, or to
WILLIAM Z. DUNlIAM & co, Agents.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RICHMOND TOBACCO AssoCIATIoN.-An
adjourned meeting Of the Richmond To-
bacco Association was held on Saturday at
the Exchange to act on the report Of the
Executive Committee on certain subjects
referred to them. The President {h1r. Nolt-
ing) stated the object Of the meeting, and
Mr.. J. q. Martin, chairman of the Execu-
tive Committee, submitted the following re-
port, which, on motion, was unanimously
adopted -.s. .-., .-,...r.,..--. ......
"The Executive Committee, to whom
were referred the resolutions of Colonel
Peyton Wise, adopted by the Association
On the 18th instant, to wit: Resolved,
That the Executive Committee be requested
to confer with the tobacco inspectors rela-
tive to reduction of the present charge
for re-sampling tobacco, as well as
the resolution of Major T. G. Peyton,
also adopted by the association !;
that they also confer with the inspectors
relative to the propriety Of reweighing all
tobacco re-sampled, beg leave to report
that the committee held o meeting at the
Office Of the secretary of the Association
on the 10th instant. Present J. IL. Martin,
A. Boiling, John Booker; and William H..
Tnrbrough. Mayo's warehouse was repre-
sented by George W. Mayo, Shockoe by
William Fl. Kennon, Public by Major b.
J. Vaughan, Anderson's by ". Mosby, and
Myers's by the proprietor, MIR. ?. D. Nc
Kinney. seabrook's had no representa-
tive.
After on interchange of views between
the committee and inspectors, with the pro-
onoot If tha i'm m a6iata admission of the
State into the Union, which will result in the
meeting of the Legislature at On early day !;
and in view of the action of your body
unanimously recommending and asking the
Legislature to abolish ell laws relating to
the inspection Of tobacco, leaving it's en-
tire control to your body, we deem it mex
pedient to take any action in the premises
at this time, and unanimously recommend
an indefinite postponemcnt of the whole
subject.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-24

N. ELLYsoN Il Co. will Insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers In Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee and the northern cities, at pub
lishersi rates. for cash. Apply at this once. -
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Subscriptions to all the magazines OF this coun-
| try and the leading publlcations In Europe re-
| ceiyed at ELLYsoS & TAYLoR's, 1llo Main street.
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sTATIoNERY.-Thcc cheapest assortment OF sta
honery in the city may be found at ELLYsoS
TAYLoB's, next to Dispatch ONCE.
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All the latest books, novels, ETC., Us well as tie
works Of standard authors, IN ~ be had Of ELY
SON b TAYLOR, 11io Main street.
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WILLIAM C. DUNHAM & CO.,
w GENERAL SHIPPING
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
CORNER MAIN AND ELEVENTH STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA. PoST-OFFICE Box ca
FOR NEW YORK.

FOR NEW YORK. <Af>A*
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP 2SAIsAM
COMPANY.
The splendid new side-wheel steamships ISAAC
RElL, SARATOGA, NIAGARA, ALBE-
MARIE, and HATTERAS, leave New York for
Norfolk, City Point and Richmond, every WE'D
NESDAY and SATURDAY at O'Clock = NJ.
Leave Richmond every FRIDAY and TUESDAY
at high tide.
These ships are entirely new. They have elegant
saloons and stateroomS. The fare, accommodaa
tons, and attention are unsurpassed,
Close connections made with steamers for all
southern and European ports. ...
Insurance effected, when ordered, At A QUAR-
TER OF ONE PER CENT, at the ofices Of thig
COMPANY -,
n. L: McCREADY, President 1877 Greenwich
WILLIAM c. DUNHAM CO., Agents,
corner Main and Elerenth streets.
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STEAMERS.

EOR NORFOLK, PORTS-ssasss.
LANDINGS ON TIE JAMES RIVEK.--The fnst
.@@t 0 YL e r Z e, @-
Captain q. G. CLIFFORD,
leaves her wharf at Rockets for the above-namcd
places or MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRI.
days, Thursdays, aud Saturdays,
Passengsrs arrive In Norfolk In time to con.
meet With steamers for Baltimore and points
Trains leave City Point FOR Petersburg on arri.
Fare to Norfolk, o.. 80.
FREIGHT
received Tuesdays Thursdays. and Saturdays,
from IL NJ. to eaP. NJ, for Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Chesapeake bay and all regular landings on James
river, at reasonable rates,
NO WHARFAGE CHARGED. aHta
Freiehts for way-landings must be prepaid,
Applyto L. B. TATUM, Agent.
Sc 81 ... Office staamprs> wharf.
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Several northern gentlemen were in Dan
vile last week looking for lands.
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I; tlsKIfbIpLE LkTTEns REMAINING In rHs
RlcRHosb P6sT-0TFrcE JaSUaEY 24; 1870.
Mr. John u Harlon, 5Eieksburg, Miss;
William HI Jarvis, Jr., Petersburg, Va;
MI. John W. Roberts, Union, Monroe. .eoun-
", West Va; ~ Manufacturer, Richmond,
Va. Riley sanguinet, 81. Louis, Mo-; C.
B.. Macon, Esq. Covington, Fa.
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LUMBER. E4AFE8S, &c.

". {. MAYO. j. +. ". GIBSON.
I UMBE Rs A w MILL, MAYUS
IL lSLAND.--Wc keep constantly on hand Tor
stock Of SEASON Ed LUMBER for buiiding pur-
poses, CASING BOARDS. LATllS, PALINGS,
&c, &c. Oar facilities for ohtIiuiuE logs, aud
cur capacity for saving enable 10 ill all orders
promptly and at as low prices as any other par
ties. MAYO 6 GIBSON.
dc 20 3lu fost-Otficu box llG.
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INTIhB or PEACE PREPARE :roR WAn.-The
weather is milder now, but the thermometer viii
soon be at the freezing point This is the time to
buy your coal and wood, aud Of CHARLIs H.
PAGE you can buy the best and cheapest.
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slOWHATAN STEAMBOATs.G1I.

DOWHATAN STEAMBOATSlTJiM
z OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES STATE 1fEsEEisssss fEiaszss e.
OF MARYLAND and PETERSBUkti.-Chea
reliable. and safe route to Baltimore. savannah,
Boston, and the West. Tr-weekly line TO Balti-
more. making close connections with steamers to
Philadelphia. No transhpmcnt of goods be-
tween Richmond and Baltimore. Leave Balti-
more every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SA-
TUkDAY. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.
Freight received every day iexcept Sundaysl up
b. 6'o'clock i. II. These steamers have excellent
saloon, satero0m, and passenger accommodations.
Fare, g.: meals and staleroom extra. For freight
or passage. apply 10
HAkVl2ES d WILLIAMS, Agents,
auIo Commercial Block.
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The fashion magazines for sale at ELLYsos i
TAYLoR,s neyt TO DispdteA Office.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JANUARY -, 1870.
Sun rises .......... 7.o2 Noon rises. .........nE
sun sets 4.ss High tide. 1000
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r UMBER! LuMBER!! LUMBER.l!
TRUMAN A. PARKER y CO.,

TRUMAN A. PARKER y CO.,
dealers tn
White Pine, Poplar, Bluck Walnut, Maple, Ash
Hickory Oak, Cherry, Mahogany. and Sycamore
Ihrlnhcr; also, all kiads of Building Lumber,
Shingles, l.aths, Slaves, Spokes- &C.; keep always
on hand large stock, and sell at low prices. Their
old customers, aud &il others In want Of lumber,
hnyins elsewhere. Corner SIXTH and Cnoal streets,
R!CnmOud. Va. nU lz--3mS
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RAILROADS..

RAlLROAps.
a n EssEssa !; & !.s;ss ssIsa
hC,'@"E" E" N January s, 1870. Il { ~
,,,IIEOrGH MAIL TRAINS LEAVE
Ecm9na a. \ \ II II NtI nNIGY 'NFfsFs Fepsrnns SGN
VN1> a"d h,,rc y, at st $50 H. ". DAILY, and ex-
.N, T >;,>pAYsst sSsr r ,'a;, M; bA'n a i:ac and
rcierse"rs al a. NJ THOMAS Il. WYSNR,
superintendent.
->ICTY0ND AND DANVILLE RAIL
PhAD.-CHANGE OF SCllEDuEGs:,-.U,'nS .,'S
sna any TRAINS on this road will be run
- 1,<~ 'o',o~ >,, Till vnchhurs aud Danyillc pas
sngTr> ''I' ~ leave Huricri}Ic tnily lexccnt sum
% At i:45 7. NJ. STRIVE at I3nviii% qa'iS eM-
Sl Sg2}s 4 35 T. RI wicandnd mniSG iaiiy AIS: =, sso
~ l+srrs Dsurill, daily al IS =. NJ; arrives
!. .','.-1r,rn.suro' w., !a!iy at i! y u. -.,,.
~ I"gh%Ff s"e psnS,.s s,a,saaS bast at
*. Vi. leave Burkrytlie daily teNcept sun sun
,,, n ;.:aS 7. ~ 2yr.@ NJ N>nm"mv I'a1F
,\ns fNTEf,S> lc.ycs Grecn>n!,rG' Gsi!S Il at o:e'
!, y. leaves panyilic daily at ~ T. NJ. ar
# vt.r,gnUG daily II 90 \. w. -
80, - ,n,,,hgrs <nd Dsnyitle Passenger Train
'','.. '% =, Eu.hcytilc with 'hc trains on the
...r,F>,.,c rna3 G'c Petersburg, Norioik, Lynch
~ md qr stations n III" Sonthstde and Nir-
' ,. soa. ,sa caot!sncoss, N*shyille, Memphis,
,7a ~ 'npnr'ant points >ot'" anu Son'h~es,.
t"g s1:, ,~ with The trains ~ the North Caro-
,g.s r ~: for charlotte, { !um.ss, Anssssa' "a.
,3.ss a., NSg ND I w;i he Fcimcnd rcdericks,
- ""' and Potomac. tlcsarc X" and ONO, and
,Imona ard NcrH River railT1HJs nlT,i ts,s PATENT
~ i<i\G CHAIRS on the thrnugh express
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pHILADELPHIA, RICH sTess
L MOND AID NORFOLK STEAM -sss:s4sss:ss ssssssa
GREEN COMPOSING this l;:e. viii leave Fhfiade-
pnia every SATURDAY. and Richmond every FRI
DAY alternately. Freight taken Tor Norfolk at mo:
ti.rate rates: also for Charleston Savannah, and
kcw Orleans. and bills of l.ding signed through.
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals and
state room u.s. ". L. PORTER, Agent.
NH Office. No. oi25 Dock street.
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FOR LIVERPOOL AND >p1as

QUEENSTOWN. ASGl6AASS
INMAS LINE OF NAIL STEAMERS, SA1TYEI
FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY.
AND ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
RATES OF rASSAGE By THE SATURDAY STEAMER:
FirSt Cabin, Payable In GOLD.
Liverpool or Queenstown wn.......,.......,.Glo Glo0 0e
&eeraQe, Payable f7s Currency.
PASSAGE BY TUESDAY STEAMER VIA HALIFAX !:
ISeGr1ei i,S or Queenstown tsod..s 80 90 90
st. johns y. f.. by branch steamer tgold).. 10 90
Storage, Payable fT Currency.
liverpool or Queenstown. wn................-..$ so GO
s. Johns y. f., by branch steamer. er........ 80 90
Tickets snld 10 and from England, Ireland, and
,ll.. Com inent. at moderate rates.
For further information apply at the Company's
offices JOHN G. DALE. Agent,
WILLIAM G. DUNHAM & CO., Agents.
NATIONAL LINE.
c!Iiinr 5iGameFs S oiyfiEE ooiTyEfiEESSroWN, xEsA
aier Il North river every Saturday:
piEENSMARK, fRIS, Pennsylvania,
England, VIRGINIA, LOUISIANA.
CABIN passage, Slo0 and S75 currency.
Steerage passage $50. currency.
Steerage tickets from Liverpool or queenstown,
sS7, In currency. ~.
terLa!u, and IIaTre. S45, In currency.
For further particulars, apply at the onces OF
the company, GO Broadway, +. W. j. HURST,
Manager. or to IN ,.
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.y.NE~ tpEAhE A&f HHIG RAIL.
| p,.,D.-ra I'd "rer TUESDAY. 18th De-
s,.rErr. i>Gg. NAlLTRAiN w:li leave Richmond
....ryIyNv,,t sunday for str4nlon at s:o5 A. NJ.
.,., '.rri., ~ >.a u ii t:-v !, NJ: leave SthuI-
-. ;s..s g. NJ ai.a &rrivl IL Richmond ut +:ic /.
M-mnkiuE close connections =; G"rdoESylile END
tN4-lai;rs, Tie with the :fr&!mc'. NcNandria ana
Ns.as-.,s -s,ilrn.l mail II ,iu~ Cor Ai"Nandria,
Washington Baltimore. rhila%"lrh!.,. New fnrk,
r,r: .i>o .r iynchnrrc. k4wNriie- thttta-
,rnut:, M,nI his. New Orleans, Montgomery, To-
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SEVERELY WOUNDED.

Miss Susan Hama is wounded severely,
but will likely recover. Mrs. G. ": Neville
and daughter badly injured. Mrs. Ne
ville's in juries are internal, and Of Sc,
rious character. The little girls frontal
bone is cleft and the brain is exuding. She
is rational, and may recover.
Several persons were slightly wounded,
and the wounds of some which now seem
to be slight may prove serious.
MIR. Joseph H. Brown, who is danger
ously wounded, has q large family, now
homeless. He had several fine horses IN
the stable, two of which were killed out
right, and several others were badly wound
ed. His place is total wreck.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-24
DANGEROUSLY WOUNDED.

J. W. sterrett, son of Colonel Robert
Sterrett, of Hart county; Joseph II.
Brown, chest terribly crushed Joseph H.
Foster, injured on the head, insensible';
Miss Muttie Drane, Miss P. Neville, D.
McKinnie and wife, DR.. J. Y. Wilson, J.
Edwards. and w. Parrish. sa. ..-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-01

Horace on SubsOiI Flowing.

\ correspondent Of the Boston Post
continues to relate ridiculous stories
about Horace Greeley's experiences in
the Adirondacks. This is the last:
The philosopher also made the mis-
take OF keeping up This arguments
with the blunt backwoodsman when
they were not appreciated or listened
to. In fact when Horace, to his own
satisfaction, demonstrated that GER
tain piece of land, so-called, for it was
really nothing but surface Of lime
stone rock, could be made to produce q
crop Of strawberries, the frontiersman
put what he supposed would be a
crusher, by asking:
How would you get q furrer deep
enough to plant anything?
This question broke the whole line OF
the farmers defenses, and Horace, with
the keen perception OF Won Moltke,
and the quickness to take advantage of
a break in the line of defense so pecu-
liar to the first Napoleon, triumpbantly
replied :,
Prepare the ground with subsoll
blowing"
With WHAT said the countryman,
drawing back as from lunatic.
why" said Horace, "Td do it with
a subsoil pillow pui into the surface OF
the lot, say three feet"
The sweat started on the poor coun-
tryman's face as he gasped out:
Make a furrer with pillow three
feet thick in them tarnal rocks! Why,
YOU cussed old fool, a Earthquake
couldn't get down that far if it tried six
months !!