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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-25

THERE is evidently nothing to be
gained5 says the Crisis, by the Demo-
cratic party forming an alliance with
that fraction of fJaeobins who profess
totbe in advance of the Jacobins on
itlie'subjeet OF the tariff, but in accord
with them ens every other political
question tof the day. The Jacobins of
Ohio, have put forth as "a bait to catch
iunreHecting Democrats "a platform
,which2oinh a19 ciFeumloeutory way,
seems to advocatea tariff for revenue,
lbut,as usual discriminating for pro-
lection, which, being Interpreted,
means just a protective tariff as
the Democracy have invariably op-
posed. 81 Thepe is, indeed2in every ex=
preston that has been issued by lJaco=
5biniconventions. decided purpose to
shape their opinions so as to be at
tiaetive to- Democrats. vt tishould be
reinembered,. however, that the De
mocracy is a power of very decided
magnitude and if recent indications
of popular feeling are to,be taken in
to oaccount, is apower that is beeom-
ing more imposing every day. IL has
uigor andla vitality tthatihasi been
very Significantly exhibited in elec,
tons in some of theINofthern States
and Notwithstanding Federal patron
age, military assistance, and negro co.
operation against it, has been found
an inyipcible foe to Jaeobin tyranny
and corruption in the reconstructed
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-25

MARRIEp.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-25

amendment appears to be the prime
cause, and it isia good one. They will
ho longer believe the lies Of their
Radical brethren oil bia .aso1a :.
li51e = ssss.---tl774-- > = iiiJ
/ The ChaElestownlS, Ct1 Ne,cs pro-
pounds the following conundrum
concerning an Ohio carpet-bagger,
who appears to have been pretty suc-
cessful in, fleeing the people of, that
State; When Governor Scott left
Ohio to come to this State, he paid
taxes upon blind mare, valued at
! S1T,75, and aEdilapidated cliaise, vail
lined at SO. .Fortwo years he has been
i bGoyernor of South Carolina, at a sal
lsEary of So, 800. And now according
] to his own admission, he is,gworth
i S130,00O.s Where is the man that be.
lieyes that this huge sum was, toofne
by honestly.sfLet him step forward
III The Il New York Sun, a a paper never
known to favor the Democracy, de
fnonnces the Shallow ,demagogism o
7 the late State Contention, in endeay
6lfing to catch The German votes will
r 4 clap-trap resolution about affair
Pinot III the least, concerning this peo
Z pie = Tie Sun says: = =, 80, ,a,l 3
Apart from the fact that they sa,
j nothing about President Grant, tn,
! resolutions q of ethe Republican Stat
: ;Convention Off Ohio amount to bu
! very little, They applauded the fnan
fciaf measures of tile administration
i which they e7idently regard as thei
d great card tosthe campaign, but sa,
. inot q word about foreign policy
! : They sound the keynote Of GeEmal
unity, which, is q good thing for Ohio
& FLOR the State is full Of Tentonic voters
D However, wesdonbt whether the Re
) 4 pnblicans are going to, make as,mnc
!. out Of this, kind of .fattery OF til
n Germans as they. at one time sup
81 ffvff Etfafo yfJtF7f
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-25

Ex-Governor Seymour ON the Coolie Cues
tion---Letter to- the S worlzingmen< q at
Isoehester. } : g &
AT mass meeting of workingmen.
held at Rochester on the 14th inst, the
following letter was read from. Ex-
Governor Seymour, on-the question
of Chinese immigration to the United
States:
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-25

Halls Hair Restorative,
Barrett's Hair Restorative,
Mrs. Aliens Hair Restorative,
Rings Ambrosia,
-, Ayers Hair Vigor,
Lyons Kathairon,
Barry's Tricopherous,
FOR SALE AT
RTCKEYS Drag Store.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-25

NJ ID H. W. BANE has for sale the
IN d. right of making the Wells
Folding Hair Spring Mattress. of u few of the
best counties in this State at low prices. Per-
sons of industrious habits can do well by invest
ing. Instructions given free of charge. He is
the sole agent for the sale of territory.
Ravenna. April ID. 1870. T1-tf.
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Domestic NIarket-rBY TELEaRAPH1.


NEW YORK. MAY 2s-Noon.-Flour SC. better:
Wheat a shade fir,ner and quiet. Corn quiet ane
unchanged Pork quiet at 800 15@s2o. sss; FAR
d1 at I1 Se for prime Cotton STEADY ae1S at sec
osin steady at g. Is for strained. Frelghts
Egening--Cotton dull: sales 700 bales ,a mp-
ri Wheat steaay S; Corn dull
mixed W estern sIo7@tI.I2. Pork dull; $40. $50
1890. Beef steady: Lard dull: Groceries, ha'
val stores, aud freights quiet and unchanged
BALTIMORE May 2s.--Flour IN improved dc
mand: IIowari-street superfne, s5:I23@s5.
Wheat steady: Corn firm, with small receipts !,
Whtskey firm at $1.os@S1.o9. ]
Virginia s's, 541 hid; 5af asked es's, 81 bid, IS
asked; e7's, OFT bid; coupons, eo3 asked.
CINcINNATI, May as.--Corn unsettled: mixed.
In the ear. o06132c shelled 950asc. Whiskcy dull
at Sl.o4@loe. Provisions nnenaIgsd, With little
the smoke.
NEW ORLEANS, May 2s.--.Gold, .1l4l., New
York sight, premium. Cotton dull and unchanged
at 22c.; sales, LOCO bales; receipts, 955 bales +;
exports, 672 bales; stock, lis 6Ss bales.
ST. LOUIS. May 2s- Corn declining mixed and
yellow, aac. 6$l. Whtskey, nothing done. Pro-
visions quiet. E
LOUISVILLE, May es.-Corn, $l.l5. Pork, 800.
lie. whisky, sl.caasi os. '' '
NORFOLK, May 2s.-Cotton quiet low mid
dlings 2o6.olr.; sales, so bales receipts, 81 bales
w., ~" paiCp oboShS i,o'i uoicc~
CHARLESTON, May 2s.--Cotton dull at 2l.c.
sales, 100 bales; receipts, 127 bales; exports,
zee bales stock. ,os2 bales. -....
MOBILE. May 2s.-Cotton quiet and easier ut
"1tc.; snlcs, 400 bales; receipts, 73i bales ex-
ports, 1888 bales stock, a8,48l bales
SAVANNAH, May 2s.--Cotton firm at 2l.c. :;
sales, 300 bales; receipts, 635 bales exports, 4
bales: stock, 80 s73 bales.
Foreign Markets [BY TELEGRAPHl.
LIVERPOOL, May s.-NooU.--totton quiet: mp
lands, 1oiN1oHd.; Orleans, l1b0l1td.; estimated
sales, 10, 600 bales.
Erening.-Cotton closed dull uplands, 10i6l
losd; Orleans, llA@llid; sales were 10 900 bales,
cru -four. 2ls. Corn, 3os. Lard dull.
FRANKFoRT, May 2s.-United States bonds
orened firm.
PARIS, May 2s.-Boursc opened firm; rentes,
AT. S5c.
HAyRE, May os.--Cotton opens quiet both on the
spot and afloat; on the spot, l27f.
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w A R-WHEEI,.-

" ~ AZ ~ w IiCEL.-A CARD.-The
| w snoscriber, being licensed for building the
Attn, 1858, by Isaac S. Roland. of Resding pa eSor
the States OF East and West Virginia. takes fhis
method Of making 1t known TO miyvriohta snie
| ers, and mill owners. Being millwriet,t hin, :
self, Of practical experience, can Recommend the
aforementioned wheel as the best To his know
| ledge in use. Having two wheels Of the kind in
use ut his works. one Of twenty inches running his
shop and machinery In 1t, and one OF thirty inches
which Is used for running the saw-mill, any one
Of which can be seen running at any time, where
think can give any person full satisfaction as
to the superiority and utility of the abOve-naDed
wheel. ! also have the permission of selling TO
any territory south Of this, provided the same be
one in want of 8 good motor win do well to give
me call before purchasing elsewhere, as this
wheel is more simple and cheaper than any OF
those that have amy pretensons TO economy I'm the
use OF water. There are many kinds before the
public, but the great majority Of them are not
worthy the patronage, therefore would wish to
satisfy every purchaser OF the fact that can sell
him wheel that can't be beaten for economy of
water or lownesS of price.
would say to any one that can't call here TO
write and get circular and particulars of the
wheel, and compare them with others the EX-
CELSiOR VIII not require but about one-third
the size of penstock that any inward discharge
wheel does. At this time am well prepared with
all descriptions of GEARIA G, which are made and
where, as I have been making this branch Of my
business my special study for some time past. I
am satisfied that we can cOIfpcte IN the economy
of water with any set of men, however noted they
have become. Therefore would solicit a call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. Please call on or adj
dress -" SAMUEL FITZ,
Martinsburs Berkey county, W. Va.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York stock and MONEY Marke

NEW York. May -Eoon.-Stocks feverish.
Money easy at s6Di per cent. Sterling exchange
Long, 1921; short llos. Gold, lHs. Five-twenties,
so, llel. Tennessee 6's-Ex-coupons, COZ; new SO.
Virginia 6's-Ex-coupons, 60 new, 900. Louisiana
6's-old, rs; new, 7s3. Levce 6's, Ht; SIS, o.
Alabama SIS, lo1 SIS, 733, Georgia es, &c. rs. asl
North Carolina e's-Old, 4st; new, rs. South
Carolina 6's-Old, no new, s2a
Ecening.-Moncy easy; 3@5 per cent. The bank
statement Is favorable. Sterling exchange dull
and steady at 1903. Gold steady at 1ldi@ll4a. Co.
vcrnmcnts firm. 5-2O's, 'e9, ll2s61l1os. Southern
securities quiet and steady.
Governments frm--6s, 'sl, ll7S@lll7a; 1923, 1I2A
@ll2s; el's, lI1t@ll7; 'e5's, l1s@Dln5; new, llsl
qua '67's, IabGfldt 1875. l4Dllat 1o-io's, 1851
@ioss.
State bonds Tennessee 6's. old, COY; new, 5ss.
VlrginiaGs, 80; new, esq. North Carolina 6's 4st
new, IS. Levce 6's, AT.
Stocks duh and steady, the only exception being
Pacific mail which was active and higher.
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when told that such was the case thought
that his informants were playing Joke on
i,m, and for u while refused TO believe It..
HIS plantation was in the interior his
nearest neighbor was fifty miles distant !;
ana, IN all the years that have elapsed since
sumters gun, he had not heard from the
outer world knew nothing Of the changes
That had taken place and came into Jack
sonvilie In this year of Our Lord, 1870, In
good Faith to sell slave. Other negroes
speedily informed their fellow that he was
a iree man, and at last the master, that was,
LET him go, and departed for his plantation
o sadder and wiser man,
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TysYyeroy. VA, MAY q, 1870.

LEAsSSTCS, ait May 90 AOtV.
The election passed off here very quietly,
being strictly enforced. The chief interest
centred in the contest for the seat in the
House Of Delegates made vacant by the re-
>gnation Of Judge Mclaughlin.
nr. A. Graham. former member Of the
Ecard Of Public Works. and of the Legis-
Iiturc in 1856 61, was the regular nominee
"t the Conservatives. He was opposed by
r. BENTON Taylor, ESD, who WAS common
Wcdlh's attorney by appointment OF Ge-
neral Candy. Mr.. Taylor also claimed to
hc 4 Conservative, and received small
conservative vote, but had the undivided
support OF the Radicals OF the county.
The official returns from all of the pre-
,lurts have not yet been received, but
"uou@h Is known to insure the election OF
pr. Graham by a very handsome majority,
though not so large as was anticipated by
hi friends. Dr. Graham is not speaking
,nan. hut has wide reputation in the State
a, an earnest, practical trorker. The Con-
,rryatires elected their township officers
throughout the county, except in several
instances where men ran on both tickets.
No negro ran for any Office in the county,
and indeed the Radical ticket was largely
made ui by putin" on the names OIL Con-
~'rNa,iv"> without their consent.
There is is vet no clue TO the detection OF
III" incendiary who fired the hotel stable.
The panic has subsidized, but our people are
calling loudly for more water" and IL IS
hoped that some plan may he devised by
which we can secure supply. The lnsu-
rance on the hotel stable amountedto $500
tin>.ead OF ~ 600, az your correspondent
was inforlncd), and we learn that the agent
OF the " Southern Mutual " has announced
himself ready to settle the claim.
Cadet Edmunds, of Fauquier, who was
bruised by fall the day Of the fire, has en-
tieiy reco' ered.
General Lee Is expected home tomorrow.
very much improved by his trip. He will
End that the affairs Of the college have been
admirably managed during his absence, and
that the students have fully maintained their
nigh reputation for general good order ana
studiousness.
BY the way, we were very much sur
prised to hear of a certain public adverse
criticism lately made on the moral and reii-
lious status Of Washington College. The
truth is, that with 1O5 church members, 81
members Of the Christian Association, SIX
nightly and enc weekly prayer meetings,
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For the Dispatch.
REEDr CHURCH TOWNSHIP

tARoLisE, May u, 1870.
Conservatives triumphant over all colors,
intrigues, and bob-tail scalawags
SupergtSor.-Dr. G. Wright (Con.). 25T
William j. Courtney (RadJ. 124.
Cierk.-F. w. Scott, Jr. (Con.), 243; A.
Prevcs &C. R.), 122.
ASsessor.--,J. Wilkinson {Con.), 237 j.
M. Mclaughlin (W. r., IA.
CoHcctor.-Wiliam q. Dogeett Conn,
2l9; II. A. Richards (W. R.), 1873.
Commissioner Of Rodds.-J. L. Thomas
Conn, 2D; Isaiah Folly &C.. r., 1876.
Occrscer Of the Poor.-H. &. Peatross
(Con.l, $50; Matthew Smithers &C. R.), 125.
Justices Of the Peace.-R: H. Bnrruss
(Con.). 2SS: r. A. Kicks wv. R.), 1866; DR..
X. I. Workman (Con.), 240: DR.. L. G. Pol
lard wv. r., 1855; DR.. b. C. Burnett Con J,
21S; 0. w. Harris CIV. r., 12l.
ConStGbles.-R. w. Hutchinson (Con.).
25S; John Il. Chiles wv. R.), 1877; G. X.
Pollard (Con.), 122; EIdred Blanton, 246 ;
w. l.. Burruss (Con.). 1913.
Mr.. Eldred Blanton was nominated by the
Conservatives and afterwards by the Radi-
Gals, and was dropped by the Conservatives
at Reedy Church and Mr.. Burruss substi-
tIted in his place. Mr.. BIanton was voted
for by both parties ut the Needwood pre-
cinct.
An attempt was made by some unprinci-
pied scamp to produce split in the Con-
>cryative vote by circulating an independent
ticket, which happily failed in its object.
REEDY CHURCH.
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xAIzlkOADn,



nHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
Fssss eHas ., agAYss s saa s g
=, MszIt TRAIN win run d.ily es.wesn Rlehmend
tween ea as sulgr spEinss c1ss sunday bs.
&c { 4 81 and srrise & KRiss Sulphur
pa . r r y Leave Wate Sulphur a. M and
Fl nsnpend e. 40 r mailing cl1ss
with Orange, AIexandrta. aud Manassas railroad
trains for Alexandria, Washington, Baltimore,
Pnlia,Selpsla' New York Boston, &s.; also for
New Crleans, MONTGOMERY. Mobile, &c. also
connects with stages ls follows :.a. : f1saEgg.1s
AT StauDton with stages for Lexington, % mikes |.
ss sp Ias 8 mss ina aas W ass %
mics. - - - - '.'E 80,
AsGoshen with stages for Cold sslphnr SPRING.
h. lilies; ph2ekoridgs Alum Springs smilas Aosk;
Natural Bridge, IS miles. - tsgF4rs9s b'fE39 z
At Milhoro' with stages for Bath sAlusa Springs,
" m.ies warm Springs, Is miles: Hot Springs -
AT Coyington with stages To- Heating SPRINGS,
lsmiles and Hot Springs, 10 miles. .s.sss z
q AZ Alsgaany with STAGES to Red Sweet Springs,
At White sulphur Springs with stages Tor sait
Sulphur Springs. "a miles; Blue sulphur Sprtngs,
70 miles; Red Sulphur springs. q miles Lewis
Going West passengers dine o: Gordonsyille
aad sup at Covington. Going East, breakfast at
eoshen and dine at GortlonsviUc. N ~ ~,
tween Richmond and washington igitiy without
change or cars: Leave Richmond &c s:ls r. H.
n ngta apr ass ashngsOn Sss A. Web
a: III, making all through conIections at Rich.
mond and Washington. SEEEP1NG-CARS win
be attached TO this traln spd viii be run through
Through tickets issued to all points North, wet
and Southwest - 80: 1879 ~ y
nv,, JAMES y: NETHERLAND,f !
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Foreign News.

MADRID, May 2S.-A caucus of the Cortes
has defeated the proposition to invest Ser
rano with Royal attributes-22 to II. 1t is
announced to-day that Prim will resign I'm.
less Serrano assumes legal rank.
The Spanish Government has ordered u
close search for the Englishmen captured by
brigands near Gibraltar, and have assured
the English Ambassador that Spain will re-
fund any ransom exacted.
A manifesto in favor Of Espartero is eX-
pected tomorrow.
Prim made speech in the Cortes to-day
in favor of Serrano.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, May 2S.-The Queens birthday
was celebrated to-day with unusual fes-
tivitics.
FRANCE.
PARIS, May 2S.-It il now certain that
smallpox prevails in st. Pellaigne prison,
where Henri Rochefort is confined with
other journalists.
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Mnnieipal rsectaeu I'm Ho,fos,t.

NORFOLK, May 2s.-The official returns
Ct the municipal election give John 3.
Whitehead CONSERVATIVE for Mayor IS
majority. The Conservatives elected TWEEN
ty-eight ont OF the thirty-seven colncilmen,
OF the revenue keeper Of the alms-house,
inspector Of streets, and clerk Of the mar
ket. 1t is understood that the Radicals will
make an effort to have the election get aside
on the ground Of fraud and intimidation.
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ana q avowed candidates for the ministry.
INC rehgofts influence ut the college IL very
marked ana decided, and the moral status
OF the students equal to that of. r,erhans
any other college in the country, A yery
large proportion Of the students attend the
regular services Of the several churches of
tho town, and quite number have made
public professions OF religion during the
session.
The final examinations az the college are
now in full blast, and for the most part the
Young men arc acquitting themselves very
creditably. LEXINGTON.
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The Hartford Post says: " W nile DaVlo
Clark, Esq, Of this city, was IN yaeSso Oh
journ in that land Of orange groves, there
came into town one line morning in Febru-
airy planter from the back country. having
with him a negro whom he wanted to sell:
Tie said he wanted to raise little cash, and
so had brought the boy along to sell, ana
wanted to get about 81 900 for him. He was
utterly unaware that there had been war,
and that slavery had been abolished, and
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John P. Hale will sail from LIVERPOOL,
homeward bound, about June LIST.

We are panied to learn of the death of the
venerable Nathaniel Willis. who died i'm
this city yesterday at the ripe age of about
ninety years. He was the father of the late
n. T. Willis, of Richard Storrs Willis, and
OF Fanny Fern (Mrs. Parton).- Boston Ad-
uerttser.
DR.. Thomas Smith, of Charleston, s. c.,
was deprived of the power of speech about
three months ago by paralytic stroke, but,
with characteristic energy and determina-
ton, he commenced Immediately to train
his vocal organs as if he were o child learn
ing for the first time to speak and, by dint
OF persevering effort he is now able to ex-
press himself intelligibly in private"
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Financial and Commercial.
arafn ana ~ r7a.,,,, .s., ~,

OxaIM ana Flour Market
Conn AND FLOUR ExCHANGE.a
RICHMOND, VA, May %, 1870. a 1,
-- OFFERINGS.
rwnedt;;T,Wbite, none. Red, So tnsisIs.
s42 bushels. Aeilo", none. mixed,
Odt8.-1A bushels
Rye None. 2asi
Medl.-2ss bushels.
BALES.
Whedt-Red, 6bushels very good al a, ~,
Corn.-W hltc- 2A bushels very good nd n ~
Mixed, 2ls bushels very good at si.is. " i''
OGts.-A bushels very good nj esc, -}~
MsGt.-256 bushels unbolted at Sill
RE-E1HIBITED.
C0rn.-Whitc, ia bushels. Mixed, $50 bushels
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AGaFgUETURAH smpr,rMrIrr


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iil 900 SAVED by
hiuh lSiSG.ROD, to be had ONLY nj
MouhICAsTLE's, $50 Bread street.
'ioNi n. HENDERSON, EsJ., President Indi-
81, ia rn Ipo or ISL, insurance Company.
MUM on buildings protected BY Munson Rod. = =
From Peabody Insurance Company.
An allowance OF 1--WE per cent. Will Be m,de
son Copper Lightning-Rod. - AAaa-
my 26-eod2w - -''eAs'
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Heavy Defalcatt0n.

ST. LOUIS, May 28.-Isaac Heckoday, ira
yelling agent for several wholesale houses in
this city, proves to be defaulter for some
$40, 900. His reported murder in Texas
turns out to be false.
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New York Ranh sta,e,.,,,

NEW YORK, May 2s.-The following is the bauk
at itenent for the week Loan decrease g. $50 600
specie decrease, g. 2so, 900; crculativc Increase
trinIng deposit interest g., 900; legal tender
Increase, &2, SOC, 900.
The specie export to-day was 81 $50 900; for the
week g.. DIG 900. -. .------ y
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
disabilities.
WASHINGTON. May -, 1870.

p, nc Editors cf The Richmond Dispatch !:
VIII YOU publish for the information of
,hr people NJ Virginia that there Is a bin
now being prepared i'll the Senate Commit
Wv on Disabilities on which there are n
i,rrr number Of names from that State.
rETs hill. understand. is intended 10 en-
,,rs,r al' the names that will probably be
..Gc,ci If this session Of Congress, and viii
u, -, w. acted on till near the close Of the
,.,,rar. Very respectfully.
GEORGE W. Booker.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
LETTER FROM LEXINGTON.

gu1ET ELECTION-DR. A. GRAMAM RE-
TURNED TO THE LEGISLATURE-CON
-tRvATINE VICTORY IN THE COUNTY
lHE LATE FiHE- GENERAL LEE. En-
HEALTH lMrROVED-GoOD CONDUCT
lF THE sTuDENTS-GENERA MORAL
AND RELIGIOUS STATUS OF WASHING
ION CU!.LEGE-FlNAL EXAMINATIONS.
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ID lCHMOND AND DANV1LLE RAIL"
HI ROAD.-CHANGE OF ECHEDULE.-0a
and after WEDNESDAY,, December 20, 1899, the
PASSENGER TRAINS on this road win be run
as follows 1905 r+' '.s.'
GOING SOUTH.-Lynchburg and Danville pas-
sengers leave Richmond daily Except Sundays
at 1:Os A. N; leave Burkevlle daily Except Sum
days) at l245 J.. NJ. arrive at DanVilie daily lex
cept Sundays) at 5:55 =. M. THROUGH NAIL
AND EXPRESS leaves Richmond daily al SIS
r. NJ; leaves DanvllG daily at l;s5 p. Nj arrives
at Greensboro daily at 4:l5A. III. i
GOING MISUNDERSTANDING and Danyille pas.
scngers leave Danyiife daily Except sundays) 81
days. at l2:5 T; n; arrive at Richmond daily
a ND EXPRESS leaves Greensboro daily at o2s
rives at Richmond daily att 20 a. D.. .aaZ ,.sar
connects at Burkeyi1le with the trains on tho
Southslde road for Petersburg, Norfolk, Eynch.'
burg, and all stations on the SOuthstde and Viz
gnfa and Tennessee. railroads. Bristol. Knox,
Vile, Dalton, Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis,
and all important points South and Southwest.
The Through Mail and Express connects
at Greensboro with the trains on the North Caro-
lima road for Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, Sa-
vannah, Macon, Mobile Montgomery, &C., &c.
and at Richmond with the Richmond, Eredertcks.s
burg and Potomac, Chesapeake and Ohio, and
Richmond and York River railroads.
SLEEPING CARS and CHLES'S PATENT
RECLINING CHAIRS ON the through express
train. THOMAS OODAMEAD,f III
my8 Superintendent =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-30
d1uba.

NEW YORK, May 2s.-A letter from St.
Domingo says the Cubans had captured and
shot an agent OF Valmaseda with forty fol-
lowers. Falmaseda was at Bayamo sur
rounded by Cubans.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-30

Reduction Of the Tax on Newspapers.
| INDIANAPOLIS, IND, May 2s.-The annual
| Convention of editors and publishers here
has adopted a resolution requesting the
senators and representatives Of Indiana in
Congress to urge the reduction of the tax
on newspapers and book publishers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-30
Election In Memphis,

MEMPHIS, Tenn, May 2s.-The Demo-
Gratis elected their entire judicial ticket
yesterday. ..... -.