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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-11-10
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has, In the death Of Francis Cooper. sr. lost one
OF its most valu' aud honored iemb it seems
eminenty proper that suitable action should be
taken in The premises !; therefore -
ReSofred, hat we humbly bow In sorrowfu aud
mces submission TO tile will Of HIM who has thus
gathered to Himself one who for the long period
Of over sixty years has been IN active and re-
spected member OF our trade, man Of ire
proach able character, sincere and tetout Chris
tiap, kind and loving husband and father, and n
liberal minded and large~heaTtcd citizen.
Resolved, That the tobacco traic feels deeply
grateful for the long-cont lnucd fellowship OF
Francis Cooper, Sr. that In his death void Is
created in our profession and in this community
which IL will be very difficult ~ nll, and that We
VIII ever cherish the memory Of him whose ster-
ling integrity, wise coungels, and genial dfsposl-
ton, has TOR many years been our delight to con-
lem plate and enjoy.
Resotred, That the Tobacco Trade In Phlla-
delphia most sincerely coRdole with the family Of
our deceased associate, cnnsOling them W ith the
reflection that their venerable head, full OF years
and honOrs, has gone to await the reward of she
good and true, and that He who has summoned
him away from this world Of care viii be To them
kind and loving Father, "a very present help In
trouble"
Resolped, That we attend the funeral service
at st. Johns cathedral, and that 4 copy Of these
proceedings be sent to the family of the deceased,
and also published.
Respectfully submitted.
w. M. ABBEY,
NJ. j. DoHAS,
TIL. II. VETTERLIEN,
u. G. MCCAMMON,
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MANCHESTER ITEAs.-The Mills Of Man
chester.-Through the kindness OF Mr.. Ben
jamin Franklin, one Of the managers of the
celebrated Manchester flour mills, we were
on yesterday shown through the entire
establishment, and had the pleasure of wit
Messing the moduS operancH by which wheat
is converted into -four. Want OF space for
bids on extended notice but we can say
that this establishment, having been put in
thorough repair, is now manufacturing q
first-class article of flour that will compete
with any mills in this country. Mes>rs
Franklin. Moody, and Ballou, thoroughly
understand their business, and are deter
mined that the world-renowned reputation
Of Manchester flour shall lie kept up. Dlin-
lop& McCaiice are the proprietors, and RO-
gers IL Co. the agents.
Festiual.-The old Masonic Hall was the
scene of Il pleasant rctnion on Wednesday
night, the occasion being melon feast ten
dered the scholars of the Presbyterian his
sion school by the popular superintendent,
Mr.. w. Z. Buell.. Representatives from all
the Sabbath schools and number of other
invited guests participated--th intelligence
and beauty Of Manchester being well repre-
sentcd. The singing was excellent, the
other exercises interesting, and the melons
delicious. This school is in most prosper
Gus condition. Misses Lupsey and Lyon
received the highest prizes, and u number
of others were distributed. The children
scemed highly delighted, and it afforded us
infinite pleasure to behold their innocent
glee. The night was one long to be remem-
bered rs one of those happy occasions
that come but seldom in this life, aid
which, when our hearts shall be but the
tomb of joys long past, will be cherished
among our highest recolIections.
Mayos B,1dge.-We cannot refrain from
mentioning tho dcplorable condition of
Mayo's bridge. 1t is really not safe. We
believe the proprietors are making efforts
to repair it; but, as constructed, it seems
almost impossible to make headway. 1t
should soon be attended to, or the most
fearful consequences may ensue.
Cleaning Up.-A force, under the Chief
of Police, are engaged in moving the grass
out of our streets. Not only will quite a
crop of blooming grass" be reaped, but
the appearance of the streets considerably
improved. Persons walking about in the
Lower Bowery will not in future have to
walk in the middle Of the street for fear of
snakes. *.
General Actipitg.-It pleases lis to state
that all otlr factories, from Baird's foundry
to the bucket mill, are busy at work, giving
steady employment to u large number OF
hands, and adding to our material prosH
parity,
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wharves instead of loading from lighters
nearly fifty miles below"

wharves instead of loading from lighters
nearly fifty miles below"
The report was adopted. And there
upon, on motion of MIR. Blankcnship, it was
resolved that the special committee confer
and act with the Collector of the port on
the subject of removing SO much of the OBJ
structions rs are under The control Of the
Treasury Department. .-
Alta meeting of the directors held August
12, 1868, Il communication was received
from the then harbor-mastcr, Captain Allen,
in reply to one addressed to him by the
President of the Chamber on the subject Of
the distractions, and setting forth his views
thereon. On the 10th of February, 1869,
the subject was again taken up, and it was
resolved that committee of three be ;tp-
pointed to act in conjunction with the
Council committee in the continued endea-
vor to obtain such action and appropriation
on the part Of the Government as will open
and deepen the channel.
On the 9Th of April, 1868, there was laid
before the Board communication signed
by thirty-six captains of steam and sailing
vessels plying between northern ports and
Richmond, and in which theyfully endorsed
the views and suggestions of theG Gommittee
on the distractions in James River, and it
was ordered that the communication be
forwarded to the Secretary of the Treasury
through the collector of the port.
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ILLUMINATION OF THE FOUNTAIN CAVE
1t is announced that there will be grand IL
Elimination OF that great work Of fnaturc-the
Cave Of the Fountains-ii Augusta county,
on Tuesday the 18th of August. This cave
is situated about seventeen miles from
Staunton, and is one of the greatest natural
c,lriosities in Virginia. It has recently
been brought prominently before the pub
lie by correspondent of the Dispatch, and
we learn that several sketches of its admi-
rablc scenery, from the pencil of Shepherd,
viii shortly appear in New York illus
trated paper. On the day named above
the cave will be brilliantly Illuminated by
calcium lights, affording rare opportunity
to observe its beauties. Parties will doubt
less go from Richmond and the Springs as
well as from the neighborhood of the cave
to witness the sight. Vehicles may be OBJ
tained ut Staunton, and the road is good
thence to the cave. Wcyer's Cave is in the
same range of hills. The proceeds of the
exhibition will be devoted, by an arrange
ment with the proprietor, towards the i'm
provcment of the Old Stone church and
grounds, in Augusta county.
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NORFOLK AND GREAT WESTERN
lS RAILROAD.
NOTICE FOR MEETINGS OF THE PEOPLE
AND pIC-NICS,

Colonel THOMAS 5. FLOURS0Y, President
Of the Company, General j.. ID. lMBUDEN, anu
Others will address the people upon the subject 4f
subscriptions 10 the capital stock ot the NOk-
FOLK AND GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD
at the times and places mentioned below: The
people are earnestly requested TO turn out In lul
force. The ladies are especially Invited TO attend
The friends Of the road are requested 10 get up Pic
MICS 1t will be . leisure time with the farmers
and the meetings will be made an occasion not
only for the interests or the great enter
prize but of the most pleasant recreation anG en-
toymcnr both to the young ard OLD. Let I'LL come
The meetings and pie-nics will commence and
proceed rs follows: ,o,,.,or,,x
At WINDSOR, Isle of Wight WEDNESDAY,
August 10TH
county, FRIDAY, August 18th.
At BARN TAVERN, Southampton county,
SATURDAY, August 18th. ,.,,.o o,,,v
At JONES & HOBsoN'S MILL, GreeneSVille
county WEDNESDAY,, August l7th.
AT COLONEL SPRATLEY'S MILL, Bruns-
wick county, FRIDAY, August 18th.
At IAWRENCEVILLE, Brunswick county,
SATURDAY, August eoth.
At MASONtGrHALL, Mecklenburg county,
MONDAY, Angus: 22d.
At lions CHURCH, Mecklsnbnfg county,
WEDN E,SDAY, August stth
= Al BoYDFON, Meeklenbarg county, FRIDAY,
AsiIsi ~ IErHEsus CHURCH, Mecklenburg county,
August 27th. =
: At MUSTERFIELD, Halifax county, MON
Dai' A LAUREL LAUREL GROVE CHURCH, wENEs-
DAY, August Slst. Jy "e-t3lA
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CHARGES AGAINST A CITY OFFlCER.-Mr.
Robert III. Davis, city gauger, was arrested
yesterday morning and carried before Uni
ted States Commissioner ChahoOn on the
charge of attempting to defraud by erasing
the revenue stamps on five barrels Of rum.
At the examination the Government was
represented by II. II. Wells, Jr., Esq, and
the accused by Judges Meredith and Nor
ton. Several witnesses being examined, it
was established that Mr.. Davis had only
performed his duty, and had not violated
the laws of the United States. He was
therefore discharged, on motion of the re-
preventative of the Government.
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The meeting then adjourned.
ARTHUR HAGEN, Secretary pro tenn.

TIE MELTED MAN.-FeclIng that am to the
dear public to explain the finale Of the unfortu-
nate one, IwOuld state that he took submarine
passage to the North aud found himself in one of
those mammoth icc-houses where they have ice,
1t is said, to he seven years old. The freezing at
mosphere was too much for his bare feet. So
back he has come, and intends to wear slippers
the balance of the summer, and he and his friends
and everybody who looks closely TO their interest,
are rushing to WooDCoCKs S wood aud coal depot,
81 Basin bank, to purchase their winter supply of
Glover Hill coal and oak and pine wood
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CITY ORDINANCES.

AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND
n RE-ORDAIN SECTION OF CHATTER
IS OF The CITY ORDINANCES. PASSED
AUGUST l, 1870.
Be It 8rdni,ed, That section !, chapter as or the
city ordinances, be tmhndsd and re-ordaineds so as
to read as follows -.
81. No hog or pig shall be kept on any lot or III
lowed to 90 at large yithn the limits OF the city
Provided, That In the wards Marshall, Jefferson,
Monroe and Clay, upon special application tho
Council shall be at liberty to grant special permis
sion to the owners TO keep such animals upon such
terms as the Council may by resolution prescribe.
ANY person violating the provisions Of this Sec
tion shall pay lne or not less than two nor more
than twenty dollars and such hog or pig kept or
going at large without such permission shall be
forfeited to the CITY,"
Published by authority Of Council.
z. q. HOWARD,
AL 5--5t City Clerk.
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nVY GOODS.

-a-~
CoNTlNuATioN oF THE
sEMI.ANNUAL CLOSING SALE
A great many desirable and
SEASON NABLE DRY GOODS
arc yet TO be obtained Mt
EXTREMELY Low PRICES.
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY BARGAINS,
for we are selling Of to make room for
FALL STOCK
BY SEPTEMBER FIRST.
rIArN BLACK and sTRIrED GRENADINES
and STRIPED JAPANESE SILKS
H1,ACk and CoLORED SILKS and SATlNs,
BAREGEs. MoZAMRIQUEs,
LENos rorLINs, ALPACAs
STRIPED, CHECKED, and
DOTTED MUsLINS
LAWNS, WHITE CAMBRIcs,
SWISS NAINsooKs. DIMlTIEs,
BRILLIASTS
DIAPER TABLE LINEN, NAPKINS,
TOWELS, QUILTS,
CAMBRIC CEMBROIDERlES rIQUES,
INFANTS WAISTS
HEMSTITCIIED HANDKERCHIEFS,
HOSIERY,
LACE and GRENADINES SIiAWLS,
SILK SACQUES. GLOVES, PARASOLS
CAMBRIC and SILK UMBRELLAS,
GAUZE SHIRTS, CASSIMERES,
aud many other goods very cheap.
WILLIAM TIIALHIMER & SONS,
corner Sixth and Broad streets,
BEOAD-STREET DRY GOODS EMPORIUM
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COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTs OF EDUCATION
The State Board of Education, composed O
Governor Walker, Attorncy-General I'ay
lor, and Superintendent Rutfner, has made
the following appointments of county SUI
perintendentS of education
Automatically. p. Powers.
dugusta.-Jed. Hotchkiss.
AppomattoT. Ii. Chiffon.
CarOline.-Thomas r. Dew.
Neutrality-suspicious. NJ. Perkins.
Goochldnd.-S. Taylor Martin.
Mad,son.-William A. Hill.
atgomery.-William q. IIagan.
Ordye.-kobert Frazer.
Patrck.-A. Staples.
Poechatan.--William Pope Dabney.
Prince El,card.-Bcniamiu Nj. Smith.
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RAHL.ROADs
l I'D s @ @ -

- EsS655sssfss35Es$st
VI R11Hn I.rs ~, and OHIO. Rail-
1sTo. The PssSEHrs.nee.a sne af1ss I SUNDAY, Jaiy 10.
io,Uss s,pI II1ASoINuEH TEAMS VITA run ss fas
'oMs ~ Hi1; AN ,,,, = -. s-s = 'o.'
and Nhte Sniy,ssv M snn oaliy Deeween Richmond
tween Gordonsyijie a1d ia ,tS1sSegs s1neny be-
Riehrnnnd aS a. NJ ayrana y .e ssstpnart. ~ Leave
at 10 p. NJ leave willie sn,ns ~ ~ sa s,se sulphur
STRIVE at richmond al z:so IS msrsna M 10. .,s ana
connectons at f;ordonsviie ana SsSe
With 0ranec Alexandrfa and Mauasssa rssisas
trains for Alexandris. Washinrton. BaIti,nosel
phiiadeinbia New Yort Rnstnn - siss, ~. y,
as'prn S" nrfIIo ,9tsr, a,sv IvF
LSHCupuSs huSANule1 ~AskkanOORdss uecIupHlHs
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How TO LOOK YOUNG-SIXTEEN.-Don't paint
or use vile Hair Restorers, but simply apply Ha-
gan's Magnolia Balm upon your face, mech, and
hands, and use Lyons Kstharion upon your hair.
The Balm makes your complexion pearly, soft,
and natural land You can't tell what did 1t. tire
moves freckles, tan, sallowness, ring-marks,
moth patches, etc. and In place Of u red rustic
face, you have tie marble purity OF an exquisite
belle. 1t gives to middle age the bloom of per-
petual youth. Add these effects to splendid head
ofhair produced by the Katharion. and lady has
done her best In The way Of adornment. Brothers
will have no spinster sisters when these articles
are around,
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Hoes AND PIGs.-Attention is called to
the amended city ordinance passed last
Monday, in which it is provided that no
hog or pig shall be kept on any lot, or III
lowed to go at large within the limits OF
the city, except that, in Marshall, Monroe,
jefferson, and Clay Wards, upon special
application, the Council shall he at liberty
to grant special permission to keep such
animals upon such terms as the Council may
prescribe. The penalty for a violation OF
this ordinance is q fine of not less than two
nor more than twenty dollars, and the for
feiturc of the hog or pig illegally kept.
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ACCIDENT INSURANCE is fast becoming MS
popular In this countryas any branch of under.
writing, and the small premium required to pur.
chase this insurance Is certainly practical In.
vestment. The TRAyELLEE's INSURANCE Com.
PANY, Of Hartford, Conn.,, was the first. and is
now the only, company in the United States wri-
ting these policies. They can be obtained by let.
ter or application by addressing E. COURTNEY
JENKINS, State. agent, 1ll9 Main street, Rich.
mind, Va.
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k'hl OG hlCjthoNlJ, AUGUST u l5!V.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Niagara, Backwood, New York, mcr-
cliandisc and passengers. Old Dominion Steamship
Company
SteaIuer john Sylvester Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
clG.n'ise and passengers, l.. Il. ratu'n.
Schooner William Frayscr, " Hing, Baltimore,
merchandise, Curtis K Parker.
SAILED.
Steamer Eliza IIancux, Burns, Norfolk, mcr-
chandsc and passengers, l.. r. Taiun.
Steamer Ellie Knight, Travis, Baltimore, mcr-
clandsc and passengers.
Steamer James :. Green, Philadelphia, omr-
chandiSc sud passengers. W. =. Porter.
SCHOONER sarah } "uisa, Patterson, Burwcll's
Bay, lumber, Curtis Il Parker.
MKMGRANEA.
WEST pOrST, August 4.-Arrved, steamer State
Of Virginia, Freeman, Baltimore, merchandise
and passengers, York River Railroad Company,
and called on return.
ACQutA CREEK, August 4.-Arriyrd, steamer
Ironsidcs, Mayo, Baltimore, merchandise aud
passengers, Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
tomsc railroad, and sailed on return.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER, !
RICHMOND. VA, August ith, 1870
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
l. at this office until THURSDAY the llth in
stant at l2 A. for furnishing the city with the fol-
lowing anjmsls and articles-viz.,
80 MULES,
10 DOUBLE CARTS new and Of white oak:
IL sets sDOUBLE-HARNES, complete.
ANY Information desired may be secured by ap-
p|icatinn ut this Office
The Committee on Streets reserves the right Of
rejecting any or all proposals.
CHARLES Ii. DIMMOCK,
au I'd City Engineer.
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"ToBACCo TRADE OF PHrLADFLPHIA.n-A
meeting of this Association was held at their
rooms, Nos. 10 and l3l North Front street, ON
Tuesday, August 1870, for the purpose or taxing
sr. Wce-Presfdent A. X. Fougeray, In the chair
made y few remarks touching ths object OF the
feet appointed The follow ing gentlemen commit-
tes 70 drafs suitable IesolntieSs OF respict ana
tfnnnas III. Vetterlein. and u. u. McCamnon.
The COMMITTEES retired anu presently submitted
the following which were unanimously adopted
Whereas the "Tobacco Trade OF Phllnlciphts !"
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Sons OF TEMpERANCE.-The regular meet
ings Of Harmony new Division of this
Order will hereafter be held on Thursday
nights. Eleven persons were initiated at
the last meeting. The Division meets at
Fitzhugh Lodge Hall, on Broad street be-
tween Sixth and Seventh, over Kolbe's con-
fprtjoparv
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SUNDAY-ScHooL PIc-NIC.-The Sunday
school of the Lcigh-Street Baptist church
will have basket picnic at Liberty church,
Powhatan county, on next Tuesday. A
fine band of music will accompany the
school, and nothing that can conduce to the
pleasure of the eXcursonists will be left
1Inlnnn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-05

TR. ORIARD, formerly Of Paris, now,
- president OF the Aiiopathic and Homeopathic
College Of New Orleans, will make Richmond his
residence for some months, In order TO pefseet
himself In the English language. lie has taksn
an Office at No. GIT GOVERNOR STREET, and
offers his services 10 those who may be suffering
from ~ :. =. -, .,,,. ,.,.,stttsi 80
:, =. DISEASES OF THE EYE, Esyis.se.sa Ia
that having been his speciality, and IN which no
has been highly successful both tn Paris and in
New Orleans. ,'sssSs ss1s>SsS
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-05

POLICE COURT, THUasDAY-J. j. White,
Police justice, psesidtsg.-Moses Carter
and Harriet Carter (colored) were charged
with using abusive language to and threat
ening the life of Eliza Griffin. Harriet
Carter was fined 81 and Mrs. Griffin Is,
peace towards each other and the rest of
womankind.
Jacob Bryd (colored), charged with ahu-
sing Joseph Equi (white), and Joseph Equi
(white), for abusing Jacob. Jake was fined
IS and Equi =.
William Miles (coloredl was arrested for
being disorderly in the Old Market House,
and fined 81.
Sarah johnson obstinate negress), charged
NowIan, was sent to Jail for sixty days.
William Harris (coloredD assaulted and
beat Sophy Robinson (colored), and was
fined $3.50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-05

ILLUSTRATED PApERs.-Messrs. Elyson &
Taylor, ZIG Main street, have received the
illustrated papers Of this week, several of
which are unusually attractive. Frank
Leslie's contains portraits of King Will
liam l., Bismarck, and the prusSian Gene
rails. Harper'S also has several war illustra-
lions. EUery Saturday contains another
instalmcnt of Edwin brood, and one of
vest Hands in Virginia"