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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-21

slker- Blount & Co. VS.. Mary Ann Bolus,
= sr5i ~ BofRs, and Richard Salter.
Tue NauderbuTgs Circuit Court, AprlA
Term, $50.
PpEA8ENG ON AFFIDAVIT
1r e.la ia the office or Ghe C-erK OF sstlu
rrr tf,at ths defendants in the above
--isd cauSo arc Don-residents OF the
f. y Indiana
--fs CO Is hereby given to SAID mary ann
.fle a ffred r. foius and Richard Salter
is . tendency OF this action. and that
~ re viii stand for trial at the next
r. OF seid Circuit Court, at the court
1ss in the city OF Evansville, Indiana,
na srburgh County, Stlte Of Indiana
Lr second Monday ia April, 1870.
Hltness Sorsn SOrenson, Clerk of said
art. at Evansville, this Ist day OF Febru-
=. SO ). SOREHSON, Clerk.
LsA IuLETIART & Son,
w8t Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
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ESTABLISHED. 1881.

SKowEdAE, Me-, Feb. 20. - The
Kennebec river Is at an extraordinary
height, aud tho ice freshet is without
parallel IN this section.
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WAsmNeTos. Feb. 20. - Green
valid proves to have been q German
citizen.
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NetIes o. ADMINISTRATIONS.

rg Es=1E2v c'FyErTs tii1t
scralgned has been appointed
gr ~ ihe estate o. Ludwig
ceased The estate ls prob
~ gHpEL14E1. Admin, ,sfrator.
t5sRFIf. Attorney Jn@ Wol
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Aiminigtrator's Notiee.

rs HEREBY GIVEN. that
a. ~riber has been appointed
: n. 9sd ~ administrator OF the estste
Z. barron, late OF Evansville
e.l.
GEORGE JOHNSON, Admir-.
rir,e.5 ~. January 20, 1870. fel w3t
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.DAY,s ADYERTIsEMENTs.
Digsolution Of CODart0ergbiD.

~ JE hDE II IAEHEhK GEWEN. That
AZ the copartnershtp heretofore existing
between the undersigned, by and In the
name OF Ahlering a. BrOmmclhaus, Saw
Mil proprietors, dealers In Lumber, has
been dtssolYc1 By mutual consent. Henry
Brommelhaus retires from the firm, and
H.. q Is. Altering Will continue tho busi-
ness az the old stand. All persons know.
ing themselves indebted 10 said firm are
requested 70 call and settle without delay.
HENRY AHLhRING.
j. u. AILkRIkG.
HENRY BROMM ELHAUS
Evansville, February 10, 1870. field d2w
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Fine St0r8g for Penf.

FsyEEE WHOLE or No. 3B. AND THE
~ second, third, and fourth EtorieH and
Oue-baif Of collar, OF No. 80, North First
Street; in the best wholesale portion OF
this city. Each store IS % by 40 feet, four
stories high, with cellars 0 feet ia the clear
under each stores nncly finished. Posses
sion given Immediately. To good tenants
we will rent beae stores very low.
8. u. GILBERT & Co,
Wholesale GrOcera,
de27 dlm NO 81 North First Street.
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PuIf,ApEIaHIA, Feb. 2O.-J. r.. S

L hlLADEAsI MA = = - ~. - 16s Dy-
pher and Leonard Myers publish
5ard emnhadcallg deuyiug they ever
received any money as consideration
for procuring cadetsnips
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selling Out nj noaf.

A B nm about 70 make "a chamrn in ft.
EA house offer mty entire Stock of f.Hsr
goods below cost lt consists lu NaIHa
aHd Cnildfon'B WOultcd uO0aas niaa. FL
Ladies' Breakfast Hlawis aud Tl.
Laeea and ali kinds % IrfmmIuna.
henct t0fth we VIII keep alWm8Hnm hau.
O good stock OF Millinery Goods nrd H.
paid 70 Hair Work. Hraida mud uf e.f#
inBa. Stamping ts also done hero.
"a. ~. aAra.#0UN.
No. as west side of Nam street. hrI
First and Second. EvauaViiloi fua.
ian2f.im
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WAsHINGTON, Feb. 20.-Snow storm
this afternoon; cold to night.
Two cases Of relapsing fever oc-
CURED last week.
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:
house C0rrcspo pon5aDce upon the recent
assassination in Havana. tho sub-
staaee 0i which is airesay published.
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EVerytim3 Freshl Frgshl Fresh
Balttns2re Oysters and Lager Beer.
FREE LUNCH with OYSTER SOUP every
morning, from 70 ~ o'clock A. M.
Main f3tEceL Exchange.
Between Flfth and sixth Street.
fcl8 I'm JOHN g. ECHWEIZER.
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rev Bacon Hams.
gGAEe CURED. AND VERY NICE;
also. u egV Breakfast Bacon, Dried Beef,
... Beef tongues, at the
la NEW YORK GROCERY.
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"a BAGs, OF EVERY GRADE AND
ag NAEIETY.
city prf ne.........:: ........f pounds for 81 90
to.l conn lon-.................5 pounds for u co
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Tens! Teas! !

ACLB ACAB
Dnn n WORTH OF EV Err Y
zOeGaS kind and quality, from
per pound to 81 % for best GunpOWder.
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Stamps upon Checks.

Commissioner Delano has given the fol-
lowing instructions to the United States
stamp agents concerning bank checks:
cit was ruled by my predecessor in this
Office, June %, 1867. that Il check drawn by
an individual upon himself, or drawn upon
n bank hy its cashier in his official capacity,
and in the discharge of his official duties, is,
in its legal effect, written or printed evil
dcncc of an amount of money to be paid
upon demand or at time dcsiSnated,' and
should lie stamped ut the rate. OF q promls-
sory nntc-tiye cents for each 500, or frac-
tional part thereof Qnternal Revenue Kc-
cord, volume v, page 1876, series 5, No. 10,
page 10y and you have heretofore been d.
rcctcd not to imprint two-cent stamp upon
Instruments of this character.
"You are instructed hereafter to treat
such checks, except when designed to he
used for circulation. like checks drawn by
one party upon another except when de-
signed to be so used, Il tWo-cent stamp only
is to be required upon each one when
drawn for any sum whatsoever ut sight or
on demand upon bank, banker, or trust
company. A like stamp is to be required
upon each for sum exceeding $40 when
drawn 1T sight or on demand upon any
other person or persons, companies or cor
porations, than those above named. When
such checks, drafts, &c, are drawn Other
wise than at sight or OH demand they are
liable to tax at the same rate as promlSSory
notes. tive cents for each hundred dollars,
or fractional part thereof. 1nasmuch as the
amount of tax varies upon time drafts,
STAMPS cannot he imprinted upon them,
hut the tax must be paid by adhesive
stamps"
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
soutserr, railroads.

In the report of the Judiciary Commit
tee of the House Of Representatives on the
subject OF. the indebtedness to the Govern
ment Of southern railroad companies 1t Is
stated that the following roads have dis
charged their Indebtedness The Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac, the
total payment of which was S7,449.27; the
Petersburg road, Of which the total pay
ment was ses,6ss.6o the Virginia and Ten
ncsscc road, total payment S11 ,3l: % VIZ
ginia Central, total payment PSI, 364.16 !;
Orange and Alexandria, total payment
SI31, 393.1S; Manassas Gap, IS, 1888. The
total amount of payments made up to jan
uary |, 1870, by southern railroads reaches
s., 362 .975.19.
Among those still indebted arc reported
the following, the amounts set opposite,
being the total balances unpaid on the Isl
january, 1870: The Alexandria, Loudoun
and Hampshire, S3G,O3l.72. This road 10
paying $1,000 monthly in money: Ihe i East sd
Tennessee and Virginia road IS , inaen :. u
saJJ,545, with regard to which there Is Il
SHIT pcndinm
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sPECrar NOTICES.

mr. A. GOLDBACK HAS JUST RE-
cEIyED from the hrge auction sales In New
York of astonishingly low prices
JAPANESE CI.OTas, GRENADINES, LENOs,
gOLID-COLORED CAMBRICs, and other
DRESS GOODS;
PiQUEs at 2sc. and soc., cold elsewhere as aoc'
and soc.
PoNGEE, SEASIDE, and sun. UMBRELLAs;
0HGA NDIEs, sWISSEs, CAHBRICs, TOW
ELS, NAPKINS, BLACK SILKS, LINEhs,
CoTTONADEs, CAssjMERES LLAMA
LACE and GRENADINE sHAWLs, a. one
half the usual prices;
Bleached, Brown. and Colored pomesGM.e 1gha n
Hosiery. and Notions, at prices snch 10 Coli
not be found elsewhere. ,, -, uro.d street.
A. GOLDBACk, So1 bro@ nsir fwar-
ranted} Coats's anu oi"i 10 jeH i'm
Dcr dozen. -----------
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THE BEETHOVEN CESTENNIAL.-The New
York papers state that the grand Beethoven
centennial festival, which opened on Mon
day night in the Coliseum, in that city, was
a success in music and attendance. All the
remarkable features of the concert were
carried out, including the national anthem
with artillery accompaniment. The audi
ence was estimated at $4,000, a very large
proportion being ladies. Parepa Rosa APP
pcarcd and sang the Inllammatls from the
Stabat Mater OF Rossini, accompanied by
the entire choral force of 1000 voices. The
festival is very much after the fashion of the
Boston jubilee. 1t will continue for several
days. The musicians and choristers are
composed of various German Societies from
all parts of the North and West.
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DIED.

Yesterday, In tIs city, In che forty-fsa year Oh
tailor. ,rt1Ic .TnpErNf, nj
O o'clock from Bethlehem church, SIKH street,
Friends m members OF Schiller Lodge and Syca
more Lodge, No. Q, are invited TO attehd "itiohs
New Yo'k, baltimore and Morristown, Pa pa
pers please copy.
T,enarted this life, on yesterday morning; after
lingering illness icOnsumpiiOnl, which sbe Dn,e
with Christian fortltude and RESIGNATION, piss hss
MARIA HARRIS, In the eighteenth year OF her
age. She leaves many relatives ana iriehos 10
mourn their loss.
The once loved form, now cold and dead,
Each mournful thought employs,
And nature weeps, her comforts FED,
And wi.hcrcd are her joys.
Now. o, earth. revive her faded form,
In thy cold bosom let 1t lie;
Safe let IL rest from every storm, -,
For soon 1t viii rise and bloom no more 10 oie'
Her funeral will take place THIS CThursday,
EVENING, Jun> 10th, Mt O'clock, from %;
Marks tEpiscopa church TIC Ieiatys,s ai ,n
friends OF the family are respectively invited 70
attend without fun ther notice.
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The House of Representatives.


We spoke yesterday Of the National
House of Representatives rs II mere ma
chine, which was worked by few men.
In reading the debates in the Senate upon
the proposition TO increase the number OF
members Of the House to 500 we find that
Mr.. SUMNER speaks of that body as 4 NIL
chine. MIR. DAVIS, Of Kentucky, objected
to the proposition that (as we said yestcr-
day) il would make the House still more
illiberal than it now is. lie asked what
freedom of debate is there in the House,
and answered,
None. The rules amount to literally
gag rules, the whole object of which is TO
prevent the minority from having any op-
portunity of expressing its sentiments and
its will in relation to the important subjects
OF legislation"
Again:
at is an untruth, it is Il mockcry, for any
man to assume that the minority have any
freedom Of debate in the House Of Hcpre-
sentatives.'
~ have seen a great many intelligent
strangers who have come to this city and
have gone into the galleries of the House
and witnessed its proceedings, and without
exception, where they expressed an opinion
at all Oh the subject, they pronounced the
House mob, and incapable, from its num-
beers, to transact business wisely and truly"
"Why, sir, what do we witness now?
Twenty or thirty cases of contested cleo
tons of members Of the House Of Repre-
sentatlves. In many OF those cases the
members returned received majority Of
the popular vote Of from five to twelve
thousand over their competitors; but their
elections were contested, and u packed
committee investigates the case, and makes
areport upon the rights of the members
elect, either upon some principle or upon
the absence of all principle, and most ire
quently upon the latter basis. w nat IL
done! A resolution declaring that man IA
who received but about one-tenth OF the
votes cast is entitled to the seat is sprung
upon the body the previous question Il
called; not q word is allowed to be sald Dy
the minority in opposition to such mon
strOus report and such monstrous conciu
sion. In other words, the House OF he
representatives., setting aside the occasion U
the people of election cases at the poliS
proceeds itself to elect ana introduce ane"
member who has been rejected ny the pco
pie by nine-tenths OF their votes, ana te
who has received such vast majority o.
the popular VOTE"
To call the House of Representatives Ga
deliberative assembly, Continued Mr.
DAvIs,) "a representative body, body
representing the people of the United
estates, fairly representing their intelli.
"gence and the principles and the interests
"of the American people, is nothing but a
mockery and sham !"
Every word Of this description is true.
Mr.. THURMAN, OF Ohio, gave somewhat
different reason for the present state OF
things In the House. He said:
But when you have perverted this Go.
yernment; when you have usurped jurisdic.
ton over everything; when Congress has
taken the whole banking aud currency Of
the country into its own hands and abolish,
ed the State banks; when Congress lakes
the railroads OF the country into its own
QaAdS and threatens to abolish all State
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The New York World says Of the Pat
Woods case
:" If all this be lawful, then at any time
the House may rightlully send into any
part of the United States, arrest any citi-
zen, deny the writ of hdbcaS corpus issued
in his behalf, and hold him in such manner
good pleasure. This is tyranny. The Con-
procedure and that the House should have
dared to venture on 50 barcfaced a piece of
despotism is but another proof that the
people have but one choice before them
either to curb and purify that body or
make up their minds to slide down into a
status not much above that of the old plan
tatiOn SlayeS,'
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The MYSTERY OF EDWIN DRooD.-The
fears of the millions of lovers of Dickens on
both sides of the Atlantic that "I'he Mys-
terry of Edwin brood " was left unfinished
are dissipatcd by the announcement of the
London publishers. They state that they
have sufficient material on hand for three
more complete Nos, and that from mass
of memoranda the story can easily be COM
pleted by competent hand. 1t is perhaps
premature to speculate on the person whom
Dickens has designated to finish his novel,
hut it is impossible to avoid thinking of his
friend and relative, Wilkie Collins, in this
connection.-NelD York World.
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DHY as,aE1Is.
AND CHEAP GnDs

have Just opened new and hanSxn~.. -.
rnent Of ladies DRESS GOODS 5sss NJ ss Hs,x
AET1cLES. TO which invite the pubic to e.u
: Particular fargsins 10 RIBBONS. 81 an .txs>.
for sasiles and trimmings; the lases, IN, ,sa
GEE BLK PARAsOLs; the Latest CIV AZ T VIZ.
GonLAk 1v very low and handsome des, Ss.;
, kdD u a,e .s,,. n.y. worth NO. fs line Of
TABLE-LINEN; NAPKINS; extra bsrs,,..'
PlQuEs, rom aoc.' &C., so, 4oc., and &C.. vo,.,,
great deal more; sets of COLLARS ana rr Tp
very cheap Pc striped BEBAeE loc. worth lse
plain LENOs zoe. worth soc. and faIl 49,. .ss
ment OF DRESS GOODS at Rev W. ' assors-
white cAMBRIcs; SWISS TARLETiMs We ;;
panic prices; all shades OF SATIN n, 800, nNs AZ
black and colored SILKS for dresses yerx NM
mems and boys, wear LINENS, CorToNADEgs'
CAL early and secure some OF the srsa, h,,..,s.
at No. AL Main street, two doors from ronr,en,,'
street. p srp.I,," h
Agent.
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INTERNATIONAL CouRTEsy.-A distin-
guished gentleman from Liberia addressed
the Board of Trade last night, and in the
course of his remarks nc informed his audi
cnce that on hearing the news of the pass
age of the fifteenth amendment in this
country the Lbcrian legislators had at
once resolved to cXplnec an article in the
constitution of their republic which al
lowed the right of suffrage only to citizens
of African descent. "And now" added
the speaker in n grand pcroration, Sin Ii.
IBERIA white man is just rs good as ne.
crop This announcement will be, we pre-
sumo, very gratifying.-Ph'lodciphla Re.
cord
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a,a,..oro and all State railroads: when Con-

charters and all State railroads; when Con.
rress takes the protection Of every Industry
of the country into itsown hands; when !.
takes the elective franchise into It's own
hands; when it takes from the states s,e eSfhs c
lonrei 70 them and degrades them into the ,
mere humble condition OF Soa INT ss,o; anu
Congress is the body to do AL tne ,ss's rs
ton of the country, both IN It's d9ss nnt 70
ations and In Its foreign alia,rs, mos ~, "
be wondered at that Win suS &c p p,uSn y.
t;"ss n dominant majority il impaticns OF
debate and should call for the previous
question to silence and to gag their poll'i-
cal opponents"
And this is the law-making department
of the "frccst Government under the
sum- Faugh
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ME- DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS!
We have recently added to our stock of DRESS
GOOD3 many styles just out, really pretty ana
desirable. We call special attention to late ar
rivals Of SILK GRENADINES, In bcautli nj pat
terms, ana cheaper than similar goods were ever
known in this market. Our stock OF
RICH SILKS (black and fancy,
JAPANESE SILKS, P0PLlNS,
PUPLIN ROBES, IRON BAREGES,
GRENADINES, HERNANIS,
LENOS, MOZAMBiQUES,
LAWS, GINGHAMS,
fERCkLES, CHAMBREYS,
ALPACAS, &C.,
is very large, aud icing anxious to reduce the
stock we offer buyers unusual inducements.
JOHN n. WOOUFIN.
my12 lll' Ma'h stteet'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


~WHITE GOODS! WHITE
GOODS!
inst received, bought ut peremptory SAFE "i'cfe
every lot had to be sold without feser'0'
NAINSOOK MUSLINS at 25c.;
NAINSOOK at aoc.
NAINSOOK MUSLINS at 55c.
NAINSOOK ut 4Jc.;
SWISS MUSLIN at 15c.
SWISS MUSLIN ut Csc;
SWISS MUSLIN at Soc.;
SWISS MUSLIN at $780,;
TUCKED MUSLIN for bodies at soc. worth n
suIRRED MIJSI IN for bodies at COO. worth Sl.2S;
STRIPED AND CHECKED MU5L1NS at All
prices:
TaI,ETAN TALETAN !TARLETAN!
yellow ThRLETAN. MUSLIN, full width at
CSC. per yard, just the thing to protect picture
frames and gas-fxtures, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
tn, 1918 and 1915 Main street.
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The Washington Chronicle denounces
the Typographical Union which was re-
Gently in session in Cincinnati because ii
refused TO recognize the negro printer Dou-
GLASS, of Washington, as in good standing
in the craft. We Judge from the tone O.!
some of its editorials that one of the editors
of the Chronicle is negro. That paper
seems actually to feel hot indignation
towards any person who intlmates that IL
white man is better than negro.
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TIE PAT WooDs CAsE.-The carpet-bag
members say that it is but 4 precedent for
I'LL who treat them disrespcctlully, even in
the papcrs.-Baitim0rc Sun.
/. Then Porter has a pretty good case against
us. He is 4 fine specimen of representa-
tive, carpet-bagser, and a nobody, to talk
thus of his privileges
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Mr. Clingman, of North Carolina, denies
that he is Radical.
The colored cadets have not been reject
ed, the World says. But they will be.
0. z. Baldwin, Esq, Iectured in Balti-
more on Tuesday night. His lecture is
highly commended in the Sun.
Bailie Peyton announces himself as q can
didatc for Congress for the fifth district of
Tennessee, now represented by William +.
Prosser, Republican.
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=. & Pit is but just to Mr.. FLATT
to say that he did ask for All appropriation
of 800, 900 for the Improvement of the Ap-
pomattoX river between Petersburg and
City Point, and that the Speaker ruled his
motion out of order. This in reply TO the
Inder. PORTER, our representative, called
attention to the fact that no appropriations
had been made for improving rivers south
of the Potomac.
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The Cincinnati Commercial publishes M
der thin disguise the case of JACOBS mar
riagc of LABAN's two daughters, &c., Ike.
It is, we suppose, trying to "scll" the
other papers.
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PUNs.--If there is anything disgusting it
is the numberless wretched puns we now
in the large cities. - !. We hardly
ever take up country paper that we do
not find something peculiarly mean in these
contemplate efiorts.-NoJoIk Journal.
There is too much Cali in the Journals
ink.
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NE JUNE l3, 1870: coons
MORE NEW SUMMER GOODS.

MY JUNE 13, 1870.
MORE NEW SUMMER GOODS.
THOMAS II. PRICE co.
.,a,,g IN their stock by constant arrivals
c @,o GRENADINES, 80 a dress to sLsop per
yard; ,,,Nrs a, n -, *
popIINs and ORGANDIES-every price;
IRISH LINENS and sHEETIN Gs-- ante-beiium
RACK SILKS, JAPAaEsE SILKS, NOLAN
BIQUEs, etc.;
NoURNINti GOODS Speciality, great variety;
BLACK IRON GRENADINES at prices or
early stage Of the season, although they have ad-
vanced In New York fifty per cent. HOSIERY,
COLLARS, GLOVES, SKIRTS, etc, etc.
Main street corner Eleventh,
leila nearly opposite post-oilce.
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to begin at Brandy Station, emitting Cul;
peper Courthouse, and service Is increased
TO six trips per week, without change OF
nav. contractor asserting. Anew office Is
established ut Eagle Iron Works, Wythee
county, and Charles d. Gallup appolInteea &c.
postmaster. will be regularly supplied oos Gy
mistress at Roaring Run, Botetourt county,
yjce George w. Morgan, resigned. Th2s.
G. price postmaster nc Ravens Nest, Wash
incton county, in place of Isaac N. Pippin.,
declined. d. T. Lumley postmaster at
Erin Shades, ITenrico county, U'ce John Il.
Jones, resigned.
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PATS PLEA.-R. II. Mcrrick, ESQ.,, filed
Pat Woods's plea denying the jurisdiction
of the committee, rs the offence was not q
breach of congressional privilege. He will
produce evidence before the committee to
show that he was un1ler the influence OF
liquor at the time he made the assault upon
MIR. Porter, and that he did not know that
gentleman was Il member OF Congress When
the assault was committed Washington
RerubHc1n.
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~ MOURNING GOODS.

~WE BEG TO CALL TIE ATTEN-
TION OF COUNTRY MERCHANTS to our very
l,rce and att, active stock OF DRY GOODS Of
every description. In order to supply the de-
m.nds of our immense retail trade we arc COM
pallcd to buy In very large quantities, and conse-
uuputIy can give merchants choice selections
with liberal margin for profit
Our stock is repenslied by tri-weekly arrivals
# fresh goods Is kept at al times full and com
peie, is always fully adequate to the wants OF the
trade. The quality of our goods Is superior, and
our prices as low rs similar goods can be bought
anywhere.
We Invite an examination by all IN want Of
FIRST-CLASS GOODS at the lowest possible
prices. JOHN N. WOODFlN,
myla I'LL Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-16

PosT-OFrIoEs.-Vi Virginia. Route No.
4,G34, Culpeper to Steyensburg, Joel Il.
Brown contractor; this route is changed