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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON,
Special kilograms Ia the Dispatch
WASHINGTON. March II ls-0.
The Georgia Bill in the Senate.

WASHINGTON. March II. 1870.
The Georgia Bill in the Senate.
1t was rumored yesterday that the CO.
lored senator, Revels, would make speech
to-day upon the Georgia bill. This aud the
general interest tcit in the discussion drew
Is inc Senate large audience. about one
hall being colorei persons. Mr.. Kevels
did not take the floor, but remained quietly
in his seat writing letters, and apparently
indifferent TO the curious gaze Of the
crowded galleries. Mr.. Revels il expected
to make speech on Wednesday, but there
is 10 certainty that he will take part in the
debate,
Mr.. rrumhull opened the discussion on
tho part of the committee in support Of the
bill as it came from tbs House, with the
Ginpha.n amendment. lie gave n lengthy
history Of the Georgia case, and held that
under the act Of Congress Of Inst December
Ill that Governor Bullock had to do wac to
call together by proclamation the members
Of the Legislature recognized by General
Meade. lie severely criticised Hovcrnn,
Bullock for placing his clerk (lIarris) III
churgc Of the Legislature, and character
lied the proceeding as On outrage not un-
like the NuusasLcconIpton Constitution,
where, he alleged, the minority attempted
to rule the majority.
hi ., IL -,
kilograms published in the morning papers
Of this city rurporting to come from Gcor-
yi;.. and intended TO affect Congress i'll IA
yor OF the Bullock party, were manufac-
tureI here or sent TO this place in answer to
calls from Bullock, who is here manipula-
ting for the defeat Of the Bingham amend
mcnt that these so-callcd kilograms were
go, up to order in the Chronicle to perpetu-
ate Bullock and his creatures III office, aud
that the latter were seeking to prevent SEN
ator-clcct Hill, II consistent Union man,
from taking his seat in the Senate, ind TO
put in his place Whitley, who had fought
with the Confedcratcs to overthrow the Fed
cIal Government.
This part of Senator Trunibull', speech
produced n stir, ana Bullock, who sat upon
n sofa near by, WINGED perccptibly under
the expose.
Stewart, Of Nevada, followed in oppozi-
ton to the amendment, aud shortly after
ward the Senate went into executive scs-
sion.
The vote will probably be close one, hut
there is hope Of complete rout Of the
Bullock pack.
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Escape OF TfrGeE.

JACKSON, Mss, March Il. colonel
Ierger, in prison on the charge Of the muir
der Of the Mayor Of Jackson, escaped yes
tcrday morning.
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MATCHES, MATCHES, MATCHES
wi we haze IN store g large supply or very sI-
pcElor rAELoa AAToHEs mhlsh .,, We win ssl
u. = raR. WAdISSEn $3.50.
AGENTS Wilmington raSlor Match Company.
NH
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DROFEssOR LAsKYs NONPAREIL

DROFESSOR .LASkPS- NONPAREIL
l. HAIR TONIC Is the best remedy ever brought
before the public. II preserves tie scalp CLAN
and free from Dardruf. without producing irrita"
ton.
Professor LIS SoNPAREIL HAIR TONIC
increases the strength End growth OF the bair, ana
makes IL look shiny and glossy. II applied 10 tho
IA e and hands It viii preserve the skin white son.
and smooth like velvet
THE Professor can BIZ seen aud consulted st
Ford's Hotel from 10 A. VI. u L., and from 4to
y NJ kih last
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CoNvALrscHNT.-Mjss Clark, Of Rich
n'or,d, Va, wh" was 80 terribly wounded
By the late accident on the East Tennessee
ami Georgia railroad that i!cr life was de-
SPARED ujt has 80 lar recovered rs 10 hc
able 10 t:arcl. She reached Liberty yes
tc,dGy On special car, ant Is III" g1c~t OF
General Terry. She 'ra5 accompanied hy
Miss Royal {, l;;clmonl onl Or. John
Otry, II Montgomery county, Ia.-Lyaci-
b,i,'y N,tr& l.fL
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DEMOEAL.-We have removed to the
III etorehouse No. 70 FIFTEENTH STREET,
formerly occupied by Franklin Stesrrs. Esq.
Wenoy have in store our usual assortment or
GROCERIES and PkOEISIDNs; also, large
stock OF LIQUORS, imported and domestic and
invite our old patrons aud tho trace gcneraiiy l"
give us call onor, npppIvcs
Ehl-Tu&Flu
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yTIRGISIA-TO WIT At Rules held In
v tho rl,rk's Office OF the circuit court OF
Orange county Gu Monday, It'll day OF Maren'
Sarah 4. Dickinson. .Dlalhlih'
against Iii. o,d nc oyn
cutor of the last will and testament or valentine
johnson dcceas ed BellelI {. Johnson. HchE!
Norris and Lucy A. his wife. George " Joilh'
SON. l.. L. ID. Faulconcr, sllerinOf orange c0ui,-
ty and as such committee administrator vi vi, AZ
liam b. johnson, deceased, same as committee
administration Of Robert G. johnson, deceaxcu'
John Early and Ann u. his wife, Robert L.: lon-
cray and Alverda his wife, William {. Innru-
ton and Martha L. his wife, Benjamin CoilnS'
- Hughes and Cornclia his wife, May B. Col
Illus Lewis &. Suggett and Lucy I. his VIE
Eliza 4. Johnson, Frederick Johnson, ana VII
liam Johnson. ,.......................Dc!e uu'nls'
IN cHANCERr.
The object OF this suit Is 10 procure final settle
mcnt Of the accounts Of the defendant, BeD1a
t.Johnson, as executor rs aforesaid, and distri-
button according TO law Of the estate OF his tesla
tor In his hands. And 1t appearing by affidavit
that John Early and Ann f. bis wife. Robert l..
ton and Martha +: his wife, Benjamin Collins,
- Hughes and Cornelia his wife, May B Col.
Inns, Lewis c. Saggett and Lucy T. hts wife, Eliza
4. johnson, Frederick johnson, and William
johnson. arc NONRESIDENT and absent defendants
on motion Of plaintiff, by counsel II ia ordered
that they do appear here within one month after
due publication Of this order and do what Is ne
cessary to protect their interests and that this
weeks In the Richmond Dispatch, Dewsp.p
published In the city OF Richmond, Va, and that
copy thereof be posted at the front door OF The
Of Orange county ON the first day Of
the next regular term Of the county court OF said
JOHN G. WILLIAMS, Deputy Clerk
for n. ID. HIGGINS, Clerk.
j. L. kEMPER, pa. mh3-Tu4w
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For all, we believe; but former pension
crs residing in Virginia have trouble in
getting their pensions renewed.
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DROFESSOR LAsKPS CELEBRATEI

PROFESSOR LASKI'S CELEBRATED
TER This in Europe. now 40 celebrated rene
DIV, contains no minerals nor acids. II Is prepared
from certain plants growing on the bsaks OF tho
or acute or chronic sore eyes, purucnt discharges
from the eve. IL L. To remove In aaHnasiop OF
the eve and eyeids and viii a!lay the most acute
pains of the eycbal and the iris: II also restores
Professor Is CoLLYRIUM has been tried by
the celebrated occrlists lin Europe, ana mttn
the utmost success,
Professor LASH can be seen and consulted ~
EN- EN- 1AU'N' NH I4--H
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
E'etter from Fredcricksburs,

'iiesF"huehce OF the Richmond dispatch
FREpER,cEsBURa, VA, March l2,, 1870.
Messrs. W. r. Mason, A. X. Phillips, and
William T. Hart, composing committee
appointed by the Town Council to wait
upon and present to Congress a memorial
| setting forth the advantages that would nc
| crne to the town II the river were cleared
OF the wrecks Of vessels burnt by the Con-
| fedcratcs when they first evacuated the
town, and asking foc this purpose portion
of the fund appropriated by Congress for
| the improvement Of roads, canals, and
| rivcrs. in the States, returned from Wash
incton last night. They were cordially re-
| celred i'll Washington by the members of
Congress, and the result of their mission
| exceeded their most sanguine ex pectatious,
| their prospect Of receiving o liberal sum
tor the purpose being excellent-they be-
| ing assured by Mr.. Ingersoll, chairman of
the Standing Committee of Appropriations
for Improvement Of Roads, Canals. and
Rivers, that the scheme met his approval,
and he would favor it, and thought there
| was no doubt Of its success. They also met
With the same encouragement from other
congressman with whom they spoke upon
the subject, and the Virginia delegation,
both in the House and Senate, cordially IA
vored the application, and promised their
| assistance and support.
Some excitement was caused here yester-
lay by the advent Of two internal revenue
detectives, who nosed out some little trans
| actions which, in their Judgment. did not
accord with the internal revenue law, and
closed one store, taking the proprietor, with
the proprictors of four or five other stores
that were not closed, to Richmond with
them on last nights train. Q.
OrTRAGEs on THE EASTERN SHORE OF
NlRG1NIA.-A correspondent residing in
Accomac county, Va, informs us that on
the night Of the eth ultimo the house of
CAPTAIN Hopkins, in the town of Oman
cock, was entered and robbed of over 500.
The burglars, supposed to be negroes, made
The old gentleman keep his head covered
up, and, upon pain of death, tell them
where his money was. Our correspondent
also adds that scarcely night passes but
that some outrage or other is not committed
i'll that locality by that class of negroes
who prefer stealing to honest labor. We
truly -ympathize with our Accomac friends
who are exposed to the midnight deprcda-
tons of these marauding bands, and hepe
that 50 soon as Governor Walker can get
the machinery of civil government fairly
| in operation that a better state Of affairs
will prevail. Nc'rtnru gazette.
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Richmond Tobacco Market.

MARCH 1.-the market Is active md prices
firm. We make no change In general quotations.
bnt may say that fine bright wrappers have sold
from SO to 3S5. One small package sold at $751;
I: was Of carefuly-selected leaves. and very fne
There Is good demand for all kinds, and the
quality and order is improving rs the season sd-
yHnecS
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Er. Voorhees, Defends the Democratic
Party,

Mr.. Voorhees, made an effective Ave min.
utcs' speech in the House this afternoon
in defence of the Democratic party against
the charge of Garfield, Schenck, ct NJ, that
the Democrats wcro responsible for the re-
bclion. lie cited the New York Tribune,
Cincinnati Commercial, and indianapolis
JornM. leading Radical papers, all Of
which had, before the war commenced, ud-
yiscl that the southern States he allowed
to withdraw from tho Union, and had AZ
guel that no ho:tilities would cnsue. South
crners had lately told him (Vorhees) that
they had made use Of those editorials in
support of their efforts 10 bring about
peaccahle secession.
Mr. Voorhees, was listened TO with marked
attention, and commanded the respect Of
Radicals rs we'll az Democrats.
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DR, IERSTEAD'S
l. UNRIvALLED REMEDY
TIE KING or ALL PAIN.

The arent internal aud external medicine WIZ
cure headache In i've minutes, toothache IN oDo
minnie neuralgia, rheumatism, coughs aud cod,
cramps and cEulc, sprains diarrhGa, ieyer nno
ap1,r cholera morbus. inflammation OF t6e MI
neys, piles, burns, foul stomach ana many otne s
Diseases and ailments Of the human oooy 'ooho'
merOus to enumerate. .,o Lta,.x,.
II is diruetic, curing diseases OF the Kidneys
and bladder 1t Is Il tonic and stlmuianL RlEms ap
,npetite and ,nvgorating the system u ans
oh6retic causing perspiration and allay,nR ,esedl
h is an expectorant, acting on the luugs, ahu 8oo3
I'm all throat and lung diseases.
There is not palm or ache, nervous or inna&'''
uatory, but that
TIE KING OF ALL PAIN
will relieve and IN most instances entirety cur.
It should always be used before any olher leIeHy
"a tried for II i almost certain u every csss W
the only thing needed.
PRICE, FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE.
Sold by all druggists, uposheesE!s', sSa oea'ss'
everywhega.
WE. BROWN BgoTzEn,
sole propsis.e,s
YuoIzsAlE DRUGGISTS, BALrthosA hH
Use ls-eodgm
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NOLD is DOWN! DOWN WITH The
II PRICEs,-Seine Thread aud Patens setno
Ts1aes OF ell sos. Lines for lansinR seines
which viii sell at greatly reduced prices CsnnsSS
and Willie Flapnols a. SO. III other Dress Goods,
Satipets, CasstmeYes, Clothing. Boots snoc,..
bats, &C., at remarkably low priccs. oiuans
Coward Spool Cotton, warranted supesforto any
~ ma 40 L. LICHTHNsTEiE's,
1901 franklin oSYs0fs
ha,,.o,. Qarenfpet,fh n nd EfghtHcnlh.
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VIII be made e.s, g
COMPANY for til RENEW AL os CERr!EICA,aI.sH
oE BE BIT 10. "a, bearing date ?sth o. Aayi 80
and payable july lst. iss1. for cue sn AZ, ~ III
carsiieats bSying beer lost or ceytyoyed.
MARGARET &. FISLEn.
RICHMOND, March .; 2sftk pns-A3
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Cuba aud Spain.

Secretary Fish is quite reticent to-day in
reference to Cuba and Spain. He states
that no further dispatches have been re-
ceived from the Spanish Minister here in
relation to the killing of Potolando, Il natu-
fai1zea American, at Santiago. General
euesaea did not call upon the Secretary Of
''a.e, US reported in some of the papers,
or II he did he failed to meet him.
secretary Fish was before the House
Committee on Foreign Affairs for about two
hours this morning, giving statement of
correspondence and transactions between
the United States and Spain relative to
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The obie5t nf this suit Is for the plaintiff TO on
tlin a divorce n rinculur, nt2trimoh1t from the
dpr..udaut And affidavit having been made ana
iIrd that the defendant, Joseph Haussler. Is nom
resident of Tie state OF Virginia. he Is required 10
aupear here within one month after due puhlica.
ton hereof and DO what is necessary 10 protect
his int .rsst In this suit.
! nony-Trs.c. ALFRED SHIELD. ID. c..
for Thomas $. Atkins, Clerk.
,,,rs, NH S-Tutw
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Financial and Commercial
Grain and Flour Market.

CoRS AND FLOUR FxCHAsGg,
RICHMOND. VA, March H. 1870. !
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Arrest Of an EmbezZIcr Of Public
Funds,


it WAS announced that deputy collector
(Johnsonl of the fifth New York district
had embczzled money of the Government
to the amount of $50, 300 and had ah-
seconded. To-day Commissioner Delano
received dispatch stating that Johnson
had been arrested at Queenstown.
Mr.. soIomons Governor of Washing
tom Territory.
The Senate executive session this after
noon was principally taken UP in debate
On the nomination Of Mr.. Solomons, Of Hi
noi-, TO be Governor Of Washington Terri
tory. His nomination WAS opposed BY SEN
ator Cole, but he was finally confirmed BY q
small majority. MIR. solomons proposes to
take with him about thousand Germans
from Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois.
The Sale of Cadetships.
The only new feature III testimony be-
fore the Military Committee relative to the
sale of cadetships is the testimony that
some funds were paid for an appointment
made hy Hon. James Brooks, of New York,
hut the proof is positive that aIr. Brooks
knew nothing of the money transaction,
and the amount paid was used by the party
to whom it was paid for his own personal
purposes. WALLACE.
Associated Press kilograms.
Congressional.
WAsHINGToS, March l4.-Scnntc Mr.
Sumner, in q personal explanation, said
General Prim had made no proposition for
the sale Of Cuba to the United States.
Mr.. Sumner introduced bill to strength
ell the legal reserves of the national banks,
and for the resumption of specie payment
January lst, 1871.
The Georgia bill was resumed.
Mr.. Morton offered an amendment re-
pealing the law forbidding the organiza-
ton of the Georgia militia.
The bill was discussed by Mr.. Trumbull
until executive session after which the
Senate adjourned.
House There was nothing Of great i'm
portance under the regular Mondays call.
Among the introductions under the re-
gular call were bills to construct tho Cape
Girardeau and Missouri railroad and to
abolish female clcrkships in the Depart
ments.
A resolution looking to the material re-
duction of the tariff and internal revenue
received only twenty votes.
The resolution giving the widow Of e5-
Secretary Stanton the salary for one year
that her husband would have received Oh
the Supreme bench $4,000 was passed.
The House then resumed the deficiency
appropriation bill.
Effort TO Operate Oh the Georgia Bill.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-two senator's
received telegram from ". L. Avery, Of
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The Loss Of the Oneida.

The Secretary OF the Navy is in daily
expectation Of dispatches from Hong Kong
and Yokohoma giving the official detailed
account Of the trial of Captain Eyre, of the
Bombay, for his inhuman conduct 20 the
drowning officers and crew OF the Oneida.
Upon the receipt Of these dispatches the
Government will be enabled to take proper
cognisance of the matter.
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COURT ORDERS.

VIRGINIA. At Rules held IN the
Y Clrr.<'s Office 81 he circuit court of the ciby
If Rirlmon, on the It'll day Of Msrci, 1870:
Margaret lIa,lsSlcr, who sues by her neat frlenn:
Matthias Kri .'.fiaihl'h
against ,.,.
IL L III.
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COMMUNICATES.
March 10. 1870. /

Mr.. f iitor Ono ward m,re and I,
too. am through with this newspaper con-
trovcrsy and "notoricty" Mr.. King
iabors rather hard - place me in = false
position in his cudcsvors 70 draw me Of
upon side issue. II, says: "Ejsher
have not received any money for my SER
vices as School Commissioner which
I vas not entitled to rcceiv' BY Law, or
Mr.. Jarboe is sl,nlercr." No. at all
Mr.. Kiug.-by no means. Inever charged
him individually with aepropr,asing more
or less than he Was eNtitlcl to recsiv, BY
law. had no means Of knowing, nor
for that matter, di I l c,rc to know, wh,,
he. as one Of the Sch ool Commissioners.
did or did no; receive. What ] said had
reference to the b sri. collectively. in it,
corporate capacity. and no, to any partic-
ular member. AMI the proofs" no de-
m1u1s for saying so is their own annual
statement. viewed by tho ligas Of the law
under which they acted.
AZ to his proposition submitted in
good faith and without tho slig :cst
temper" I am sorry to say his mar .iuals
note at the end of my frs. letter did, not
seem 10 bear that construction upon its
faoc) respectfully decline. since i. will
establish nasains Suppose VIC pere to
rummagc the archives Of tn. ofiic, and
1t became apparent that no only receiv d
$24 annually for his services. or even
less. would that affac. tho general result
Not at all. Ii he has received no mvrc
thaa his due. why. very we'll. | never
charged him individually. with receiving
more or less than he was cu,iilsd 70. l
said that tn sum of $500 was set down
Is their per diem. when they could only
legisimateIy receive 81 A annually. Since
he Inns not attempted to gainsay or coa-
troyert the statement therein set forth,
my opinion as to iss correctness rcnIns
unchanged. ---..
Thanking you. Mr.. Elitor. f,r tho
courtesy heretofore extcnS( ID Ono and
trusting l may not again ife.pass upon
your space and patience I remain
Respectfully yours, g..
JEFF. b. JARBOE.
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Ltternry Nosiees.
The Riverside Tor April has 4 little Of
everything that is likely to interest young
people. Remembering toe great church
festival, the Editor begins with "Th. Eu-
try into Jerusalem ;" then there is sso-
~ for little children. "The Little n Ugh
bors ;" travel 10 represented BY "Thc Mar
kets in Berlin :" stories and ad ven,ure by
How the Captain came by . Legacy, ,
IA kentscky and Dsarf Story; "A
New Way 70 60 after Sal.." and Porte
Crayou's young yirsinian.." with hi.
own illustrations Droileri-s are capital
~ SC. forth in 1.-THE Truly Raral Ro-
~sunt Of the Sleepy Prinee~," and in
"laAs Ssorias." both With iniuisabls pic
sares. There are ZONE very pretty verses
called "Li,tle-Fo.k Songs natural his
tory ID illustrated By "A Big Trout" and
gymnastics BY ''ladias Club Exercises"
L4s Of all comes the m ,n,s,iy chit with
readers aad the CALENDAR page, which
ehillren have 6ilel sith remarkable dates.
Psblishsd BY Hssl aud usas hs,s. N
Y. $:.5o per year.
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y When M Act vas framed. ve h<ncA3
ssa Dc fse tk~ ps-neas 81 ehesit ~
sfepot86 &ps esesstE>ss, I'd tfnssiS
ser-sea1.l 1sAns1y d. - s,uld -
bailts sni Gse hahd1R-'v b .von'd psy.
and To seops;sy fnr 1Aildine Il. that q
S'ass jn1op5sA % issse THE sxpea>s -
that ~; ssa ifshe is1sesd c,pitSk-
lists this road BY tbs mesns the
moa8 ~ y we'll expended in the de-
velops ~ thnse counties sh It bal new
e. bes4v 0ecrived any help from ths State
to~srds iaterna' improvements. This re-
suit II 400 hesas worked oas; the rad
being orxaais u and in able hands. and.
- - beeess aid. il lthe {osseqssnss a
this survey. Because one 81 the COM
missioner. aseing ~ agent Of The ineor-
porators Of this road. has used the sug-
gestisas Aerein reported in speeches and
lesters - capitalists, and induced them to
subscribs TO the stock tho amount requir.
ed BY law 10 organ 8, II. which b, could
not have Done % effectively without the
knowledge obfaised By this survey.
That The outlay a. proposed BY those
Who have il nsu in charge. l. % nucl'
larger thsn the reports here made. does
not add Qr dstract from the correctness oil
our repair. because they contemplate cx-
pending large snm to mske the harbor
at Point Lookout perfect. and ara pre-
pairing for coal trademuca larger than
ever vas eoateuplated BY any Of rs
Therefore both are correct. and We have
every rsaeou 70 believe, that the State aud
city. bI1Anipeedy building Of the road
49, l0lopmcnt q both city and
counties. viii soon be hsndson.ly rsmu.
neratcd for the exp mise they have incur.
red. All Of which is
Respectfully submitted by
Your obeslient servants,
c. j. DURANT. CHM.
GEO. w. MORGAN,
J.. W. b. HUrCHINS,
j. G. CHAPMAN,
JOHN BOWLING.
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"OssxRv some unknown
cause. the reg ular weekly letter Of our
Annapolis correspondent. Observer. has
not as yet come to hand. The proceed
ings Of the Legislature, however, since
the defeat in the Senate Of the Railroad
resolutions Of Mr.. Hammond, have been
devoid of special interest. and thus The
nou-aPPesranes Of the letter, though .
subjec: Of regret. u Of less importance
than during 7 p stormy discussions ofthe
past two ~ee Oar readers may rely
uPos esr correspondent. ueless sickness
or unavoidable business obligation inter
vrnc. 70 keep them we'll posted % al i'm
Fo.tans subjects TIA. yes remain 10 Be acs-
Cd upon BY the Legislature. D.