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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-08

ALL THR LEADING WEEKLY and DAILY PA
PERS at ELLYsON q TAYLoR's News Depot.
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4 RIcHMosp LoDoE, No. 10, elected the fol-
lowing officers last night for Che fefstfing

George q. Pace, master; .s+1f ,tyif 'fa -
C.W.P Brock, senior warden;
=. V. Bhg0od, Junior warden
! K. @. Crowley treasurer ,iitssf i-;t z
j.. e. Riddtck, secretary ; - HaHtna,is ii
5.1k. Tower senior deacon; ,et
William Teller, junior deacon; tt;fs.
Thomas Angel, steward and tiler. j
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p OLD PAPERS, in packages Of one hundred c
more, for sale at the Dispatch counting-room.
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LIVERY CLERK IN THE CITY can
u easily secure q LOT IN SIDNEY, as he has
only TO pay &a5 cash. the balance IN tnonthiy pay
mrii.s OF Sls.J9 Gl.tii paid, Omnlhusses leave
&FwBCEG'S Real G6taie O1iSe st o'clock tnIs
sYeDiGg, .s.sf jeS-R
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-08

-FOUR DOLLARS per cord ttlelivcred) Is the price
OF Line wood at PILcuER'S, Eighth b,twcen Main
and Cary, s..#r- rs..e y
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VttANTED.-A young lady competent
w to TEACH English, frsnch, tlano, ana 1
or family. Good references given. Address Il.
j., Middlebrook. Montgomery county, ND. u :
10 W.T.
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PKREMPToRY SALE OF BANKRUPT SToCE

ALL THE LATEST NOVELS Mt ELLYsoN & TAY.
LoR's News Depot, next to Dispatch building.
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nINECToRS.--W u. Isaacs> W. q. Paine A.
'. stokes, George = Palmer. =. {. Tar,iy. Parker
campbell, Z. Il. Workman, John En,icrs, r.. s.
Turrim, Z. W. pickreI, A. +. Harvey. and L. w
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T OST, A GOLD BAND for the wrist,
IL OH the 2d instant, heavily chased; arched on
the outside, hut fiat on the inside dentcd on .
smooth surface left for iIIi, ials or name. The
finder will be literally rewarded by leaving 1t at
A. pIIZIN1 & CO.'S,
+ Broad between Eighth and Ninth streets.
10 @ -3t
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VIRGINIA HOME
INSURANCE COMPANY
INVITES FIRE AND MARINE RISKS.

ASSETS EMPLOYED HERE FOR INSURERS
BENERIT. go
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MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
vi VIRGINIA. ~ u.
CHARTERED 1894.
rffICR CORNER or TENTH AND BANK STREETs,
klEnMONu VA
EIRE, MARINE. AND INLAND IN
= SURAHCE. ....s

SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY.
0G NlNN SnRk
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WANTED, TO SELL A COW SEsss
w AND CALF, fresh TO the pail, per- 8ss33-.
factly gentle, and good mixer. A bargain can
be had, as have too many. , 60, -, 80, =. ::
Tewnty-Gfth street between Clay and Leigh
inp n b..
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GTRAYED FROM MY. RESI- fEsa
~ DENCt, on Saturday last, The ilh In -4ss1G..
Tw4n Tsa on rfahoS stre. oeswssh S
RIIiTE-SPUTTED COW, very heavy with calf.
4 reward OF FIVE DOLL AIRS will be paid for her
ijc 7-5t* w. T. BRYANT.
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MANTED,. A. PURCHASER FOR A
w FASHIONABLE LIGHT FAMILY CAR
J,iAGE AND HARNESS. both nearly new. WIN
I've sold very cheap. Apply at the carriage manu-
iaSpry Of W. G. SMITH y
Fifth street between Broad and Marshall.
ALSO,
Several BUGGIES new and secondhand.
ie S-9t* III ! .s. sr..sf ..#.t.-rI .'aI2 f:il
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STATERENT:

LAsr CASH DIVIDEND, FIFTY PER CENT,
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NO f8s
FOE RENT:

fod hftftHs FOE RENT: II / EEs4 siis.s}t
FOR RENT, q SMALE STORE. -
IT, w1thtwo rooms on afst floor; large STA H:Ia H:a
Die and lot attached sanzc On Broad sfreet ncsr
Adams. Apply 70 = - -
te s-ass ffSl 10 nai,EIiSs l,v.aERaRDy
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yXLANTED, d BOX about fifteen years, of
w age as uUUSE-SERYAN and to drive =
80, SPOTTS s. GIBSON'S,
ic s-3* ...,.- Pearl street.
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I tE0ST, AED Rt1sJND.

-I 0ST, about ten days ago. on Main OF
CHAIN, Lfat cut lihka with q blue Icslarneliel
locket. >AiiDcral reward Will be given fer fts re-
IIrn 1 at TITS QFFiCEt or, at John TX. CHIL-
te e8-2tS fIsI'1Ii > IS 80
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IH1E NEW yl KfxEH R1rEh sv1paursraa,,a; Res nm,
, r-cIF,ES ltnJTMvpY VA .-s.9r 5Tsy,e5- !,

This delIghtful SUMMER r RESORT WIN be open !,
korvistors from Jul Y fSr. "a stagewall Se st1ps
Snlsrly tytce week 70 and from the 4onte9@sSys
nessesi raiiread. Those uhnpr9Hnre HutGrssrays
to the stage and have desire to view the nagnils
cent scenery OF New river, can take the cafs sot
road, where they will lind comfortable hotal aS-
c0min6dasfons' md rem hiclp ppofrt 6oa4 WILL
{ The ,inyigorating atmosphere, the e,fch hAhffhS
scenery tha ieshtful faee for which RiaSksis
Ioted {consistlpg IL part in FRESH FISH AID
properties Of the water iheIpg sinilss tothc Gr-
6rier Whitel, the fishing, hunting bSatfag,. ,
out as one OF the most desirable places in This
country FOR family to spend the Summers. @sss6
prietors. ., WILLIAM EGSLESTOys !,
-9'si New River White Sulphur Spring., s7so
i1anea SJntHN ry1e, WI ,SR Sas4 aeunsys sa,Ys
| oL. hG. post-ofae box sss, Ritfmond, Ta; 4
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WANTS,

WANTED, q COOK. \ Must understand
Wv her crbusihess and come well recommended.
Also, q NURSE wanted to attend child two
years. old. Apply at sos Broad street jeS-2t
.WANTED, a s 1T u TION asclerk,
w book-kceper, or collector. by n young man,
a graduate Of Eastman's Gommercial College.
sItmstfon In this city or Baltimore, Not afraid of
work. Address BOOK-kEEPER, Richmond
Va. '... - -s'is'.'' = je S-eod1wK >
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W. II. PECKHAM. President;
w. T. HOOKER, Vice-Presidcnti
L. acADAM, Secretary and Actuary;
&. A. FUDICKER, superintendent
SECURITY, sCHEAPNESS, LIBEkALITI +,
PROGRESS, and SUCCESS. mark and dtsttn.
Ruish the management Of this company. ..s
ISAAC HUTZLER Il CO.,
General Agents for Virginia and North Carolina.
WILLIAM LOVENSTEIN,
Agent for Richm oud,
Office. No. eO2 Main street.
Tr. j. q. CABELI, Medical Examiner. no'
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NNE COPPER STILL AND WORM
~ lsemple.eb Bo-gallon boiler; go, i,,t ,,.,f,il
one COFFEE STILL and WJRM lcompieteh
J MY To- iiti litf:s iWAGGgNER Il iHARvEY.if!
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IT =" ANV" DtkN kO VT ~
corner Main and Tenth streets.
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rFOR SALE

E0R SALE, A SECOND HAND Nc
n G0RMICK RgAPING AND MOWING Ma
CHiN with and ali tIle latest Improve
meats md nearlynsw, at agreatag reiacest price
FOR sADE PRryATELY,a sTEAM-
TtBOtLEB,i new, from; thirty 70 ty-horset
pEwers nlpe iMiIest above fFredcTiekysurg, Ea.T:
also, GOLD MACHINE, ON the Caiifornia,
p,ln t2r getting cut gold; all the fixtures COM
pietf. Terms feasonsb bic. apply to- 90 1E'T
a,tt ,Grsi y Spptsslvnnia county, Va, or 10 J,
mv3a Lyyifu, ri ilu.,t .. S,.ass =; aEa r,at,4
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TOW LOST. -Strayed on Thursday sszsg
~ from Che commons on Libby HUI aSsssslk-.
LIGHT BROWN cow, medium Size. she had
marks of green paint on the horns. A liberal re-
ward will be paid for her return TO me. ,s,sIgs 4
/ ..f;fa...-l = { DIR. +. F.H.IANGSTEDT,4 4 Il
....ss., corner of Main and Thirttclh streetg, yf
tfe I-3tk 49, ,-t. .r. Ifbby Hill.
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I OST, on Tuesday 7th instant, between
streets, and Mrs, JoDes,s milliner store fon the
same sGuarel, A6fo~h morocco r POCKET-BOOK, !,
containing meney I'M greenb backs receipts, Com
letlcrate notes, and cards with the ownerts nama.
The fndcF VII receive suitable reward by deliy-
ei1ng the same to THIS OFFICE. Je 1--1ta'
NDTIGE.-Thc following COUPONS. of
~, the; Richmond and Danyille Railroad Cong;
p1ny, dre rst or May, 1870 for thirty dollars EACH
h,ve been stolen from bur Office. tAIf persons are
notified not TO buy or trade Tor them Hus. los TO
Ia, SD to 55s, o49 to I.n5s, ,2s2 to 1aa0.
ANDREW kEYANs& BRQTHER, ~
je T--6t a'@'l -. Petersburg. Va. =
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NUAisDIAN MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
RALF LOAN GIVEN.
OF RICHMOND VA.
No. his MAIN STREET.

ORGANIZED IN lsSss
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w TANTED, A MAN FOR PORTER
w and help In the kitchen. Good references
required. At E. GEROT;S, ol3 Bank street.
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fflsEAN VIEW MOFRIx,rl


lii sssss = SII a. i q, 4 /:
Good and attentive scgYantE VIM te fA t&tehae
arc4 aEalrtsH dnfinH f1e Ss1to1xytT9ssn 1f.Y
GARDEN attseEeX. and tho VESH1NG GXh6 stskx.1
BATHING cannot Boz esRssssi, iAothas lnses
Tie Ban vim be s1ppsisds s~seftksGH0zgAgxe
WINESs BSquORS.I CaesARA &Cisea = sss ,r-,s,f
The TARtEE E!!l ks saRg[ias ssr sTiias 81 ass,
.''5 9'i.sf9 g TERNs oE's saiasl 1ssa yssls
BOARD per 3t2f
bSar bSs p psf G
-.ua iDhssaren and Yanfs hAlE Price, s.,,
Hotel VII Dc ilsct fnNorf6lk areaaf11A i&ns
Fl E e s gS1 fsssla saspsS fope.i
dIise' tst.Ss =; ;aRnEHWeoDsb81c7,s,
~ A RY-IR,
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ESTRAY COW.-Came to ny place, fss3
~ In Sidney, .7th May, small B BUFFALO SEs5Ss.
COW. The owner win come forward, prove pro-
perty, pay charges, and take her away. Iii =
! 5eT-3ts s-.,sf..4 - IRA K. BLAND. =
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-05-12
The Hail Storm isi.iiadelphi

Philadelphia, May 8 -Thc papers this
morning are fijlel with details Of damages
by the hail. McAcnzie's nurseries had
four thousand panes OF glass broken and
the flowers destroyed sweled the loss to
$l0,0O0 St, Marks Episcopal Church
lad stained glass window, reprcs cnting
the Four Apostles. much shattered The
New Beth Eden Church had beautiful
stained rosctte window demolish ed The
damage il confined to the section of the
city botN2 zen the Schuy kill and Seventh
street north and south it extended about
3 miles in the built up portion Of the city.
At least half Of the city lanterns are de-
stroyed. The largest hailstones measur
cd eleven inches in circumfere nee, and
weighed seven ounces. Many serious
accidents happened from runaway horses.
a hearse about starting with the coffin
of child was broke aud several ether
carriages shattered by collision with it.
The coffin was conveyed TO the cemetery
in carriage.
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Il aIlilnOpe Enternrise.

80 The ind omitable energy and superior
skill of our citizens in the various de
partments Of art and science, is matter of
congratulation. Every Biltimorean feels
just pride in observing such evidences
Of prosperity as the complete on Of VIM.
{ Knabe & Co.'S Grand Piano Factory in
the Southern section of the city. 1t is at
once monument to the enterprise of
those public spirited gentlemen and an
incalculable benefit to hundreds of indus
trious artizans and their families. We
are acquainted with the members of the
firm, and can. speake of their admirable
character and courtesy from our own per-
sonal knowledge.
The Pianos Of Messrs. VIM. Knabe &
Go are justly celebrated. The most tall
ented musicians Of the DAY, both amateur
and professional. testify to their superior
ity over all other instruments, land wherever
they have been exhibite! they have new
er failed to carry off the gold me lal,
against the competitors.
During the present season they have
received the First Premiums at the fol-
lowing Fairs The Georgia State Fais
at Macon Cape Fear Agricultural Asso-
citation Fair, Wilmington, N c.; NJ isis
ippi State Fair, jackson Virginia State
Fair; North Pennsylvania Fair; Ohio
State Fair, T1ledo, above ali competition
The Factory of Mossrs. Knabe & Co.
the largest establishment of the kind ii
the United States and it is now worked
to its full capacity Of forty FIVE Pianos pei
week. The Knabe Pianos are shipped tt
all parts Of this country, to the West IL
dias, South America, Canada, aid ever
to Europe, where their fame was carried
by great musicians who have visited thi
country. AS a Southern Factory. we arr
glad to chronicle its great Success
Baltimore .lictholist.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-05-12


PURSUANT to no.ice, a meeting Of the
citizens Of this County was held in the
Court House, on Monday last, for the pur
pose Of considering sgnie measure Of reliei
to the debtor class. On motion, j. c.
Mckay, Esq. was called to the chair and
the different editors present requested to
act as SECRETARIES Of the meeting. The
meeting was addressed at some length by
the President, and It's Object fally ezpls;D-
ed. On motion. a committee ssas appoint.
ed to draft resolutions rejecting the wish
es of Tie citizens rron the question Of re
1ief,; which were handed in and adopted as
follows:
Ffulred That we, the people of Shcn-
a cfah county, earnestly advocate an ad-
justment of the aaate war debt upon such
principles of cqutty aud justice as shall
tend to meet the present peeuniary en-
barasment under which cur people are
row laboring, that. we fully understand
the necessity Which urgently demands the
cnaetWent OF some measures that shall pro
toct The laad osv.er from the unjust ex-
;-erions Of Il he law ia favor Of the bend
owner rs it now stands
We have as a people been left bv the
disastrous close Of the war in that un for
tualate condition, Which calls in tones of
mercy for preservation from the itnpend
ing ruin that must follow the pursuit of an
u!i@sise course upon the subject Of pecuni-
a!y relief.
Resoiced That cur Representatives
be instructed and the General Assembly
earnestly requested TO enact such measures
Ct relief as shall prevent the forced sale Of
pluporFy at this time, and the consequent
ruin OF a large majority of the people Of
the State
Iesolted That three delegates and three
;ltelnates be appointed to attend the Con-
ven-ion to be held in Richmond Oh the
fist day Of june next.
Resottcd That the proceedings Of this
meeting be published ia tie SHENANDOAH
Herdd,@Tcl&b legion Ea1,ner and the
Stenaadoa]t TIclcY.
After the adoption of the above Res
olutions, ID response to a call Mr. T.
Huc4ns- &c Ldinourg. nIr. Payne Of
Lar isohbvrEGs, aud bioses Walton, Of this
place, addressed the meeting upon the
condition of the couLtrv and the different
questions Involved in the subject ofrelief
After which the nieeling adjourned.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-05-12

A ROMANCE OF REAL LIFE-DIscovERY
OF THE IDENTITY OF A FoRMER CAPTIVE -
The facts of a rather strange discovery by
her friends of the whereabouts Of a young
lady who has lived for many years in this
city and Council Bluffs unknown. have
recently come to our knowledge; but a
special injunction against the use of the
lady,s name, or those of her friends, was
put upon US, Without these, however,
the facts viii not prove unine err ting.
During the California emigration of 1850.
a party of enigrants were crossing the.
plains, and out on the A"Great American
DESERT as the plains were then called
(ihls desert is about to prove an oas,8),
they became detached from their train
were oyertaken by a naraudng band of
Indians, and, as the event proved, all
were killed but a little gin. who, but little
more than baby, was carried off cap
tive by the savages When about three
years old she was bartered for by party
of trappers, and sent back to Council
Bluffs, where she was adopted by lady
and gentleman, with whom she lived for
many years, and who still claim her as
their daughter, and love her as if she we're
truly their own child. Her idenity was
preserved by a locket and picture Of her
mother, inside of which was the name Of
the place in Pennsylvania from whence the
family emigrated. This, through some
strange freak Of fancy, the Indians per
mitted her to keep.
Some two years ago the family who
adopted the girl visited some friends IN
this city, bringing her with them. Here,
by her winning disposition, she endeared
herself to the friends she was visiting, and
they prevailed on her Council Bluff guard
ans to leave her here for time. And
she has gradually wound herself about the
heart of her St. Joe friends I'll they can
not bear the idea Of separating from her.
st present, however, she is Oil visit to
her friends in Council Bluffs Since her
absence letter Of inquiry has been re ,
ceived by gcatlemen in this city which
has satisfied all who are acquainted with
the circumstances that the young lady in
question is the niece Of the gentleman in
Virginia from whom the letter was received
He writes that he had heard Of the facts of
this girls history, recognized the name in
the lockct as that of his brothers who
started across the plains, and was muir
dered by the indians ia 1850, and is Ger
tain he has found his niece lie offers
her a place and position in bis own family,
and being wealthy and capable of doing a
good part by her, he hopes she will accept
home at his house. The yoang lady
had not been advised of the discovery at
the time oar information was received,
and it was doubted by our Informant
whether she would give up her St. Joe and
Council Bluffs friends 70 accept the home
offered by her uncio-,& JJsep4 Hero!d,
ijUI "
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-05-12
QUEER CUsroM IN NApLFs.-Thev have

QUEER CUsroM IN Naples. -They have
singular custom at the Founding Hos
pital of the Annunziate, Naples, on the
23th of March, Lady day, or the fiesta
DELI Aununzata The building is thrown
open to the public, and any young man
who wishes can provide himself with wife,
in case he eau prove to the satisfaction of
the governors of the institution that be is
able to maintain her. We have, hith erto,
never had the good fortune to be present
but the business Of the day is, we hear,
managed pretty much as follows: Al
the girls who'll have arrived at a marriage
able age are drawn up in line in one of the
large rooms, where the cavaliers are all
lowed to enter. A regular inspection then
we suppose, commences, from left to r light
ront and rear. Some prefer dark beau :
ties, of course, and others blondes, and
each is allowed to suit his own particular
taste or fancy. When smitten the swain
drops his pocket handkerchief in front of
the lady OF his choice, and ifhis suit is &C
opted she picks itup, and they walk off
arm-ln arm to signify their intention to the
authorities and make the necessary prelim-
anhries previous to- their marriage The
bride receives small sum of money by
way Of dowry, and few necessaries which
comprise her troussear. a few sheets and
a blanket orstwo. These marriages, COM
grary to whatsone would naturally suppose,
tenerahy turn out happily. w haa S.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-05-12

SENATOR REvEls IN HosGoN. - Senator
Revels the colorcd United States Senator
from Mississippi, seems to be quite lion
in Boston, where he is on visit Not
many of his white Colleagues even
of radical stripe, would accept to receive
such honors as have been awarded to him.
The Boston journal of Thursday evening
says:
''enator Reyels has been engaged this
foreSnoon III drive in the suburbs and
IN calling upon various prominent persons
who had invited his presence. He left
the custom-house in a four horse ba-
ROUGH at about ten O'Clock in company
with Collector Russell and Major Chad
wlch. AS the party came down the steps
the officers and employees about tue Gus
tom house, and others, to the number O.
about two hundred assembled there, gavef
the Senator round Of cheers. The par
~ drove to the State House, where they
were joined by Governor Clahin, and pro-
ceeded as above stated. A visit was paid
to the United States Court House, where
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-05-12
Cuban Cause Report of General JOr'
dan.

cuban cause Report OF General Jor-
dan.
New YORK. May 6.-Gen. Jordan.
Costello, Major Betancourt, and other of
ticers, all Of the Cuban army, arrived TO-
day. They report the Cuban cause to be
in better condition than at any previous
stage, and that the success Of the reyolu-
ton depends ouly on time. Supplies and
considerable arms and amunition have been
safely received from abroad, and much has
heen taken hom the enemy. The stock
of ammunition GA hand is sufficient for the
present needs Of the Cuban army, which
numbers about ten thousand men equip
ed. The artillery is sufficient for the
present method of warfare, and consists
chiefly Of mountain howtzers The sea-
son is now in favor Of the revJl utionists,
giving them what they most ~ ed-time
for organization and collection of supplies
The rainy season rctards Spanish opera
tons, aud WHOM over the heat of summer
will prevent the Spaniards from pushing
the war Col. Costello is wealthy plan
ter ofthc interior, who is thoroughly IA
iniliar with the resources Of the rev Jlution
and says it has never been as strong as its
friends claim nor as weak as the Span
iards assert, but he regards the situation
at present altogether hopeful.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-05-12

Mr.. Reyels was received by District A
torney Hillard,, and by him was presented
to Judge Clifford and Judge Lowell and
officers ofthc court. Tonight he goes
to Worchester, and to- morrow evening to
New Bedford.f He has accepted an in
vltation to be present at Selwyn's Theatre
on Saturday evening at the entertainment
for the benefit of Edward W Kinsley
Post 113, G. A. r. He will occupy one
of the boxes, which has been reserved for
him and his Marty.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-05-12

The Masons o. aa::"eton have completed
The establishment and f,u ishing Of the blue
lodge room in the new temple. Visitors conf
petent to judge say tits the most magnificent
lodge room in tne United States.
e From Denver. Colorado, it is reported that
Governor Nc Cook SAYS that there have been
no Indian outrages in the Territory the past
year, and that none need be feared.
A former Inspector Spirits--one Colonel
Roberts-has been arrested in Cincinnati,
charged with defrauding the revenue The
spirits involved, amount to so, 900 to 70, 600
gallons, and charges run back to two and
three years ago, when the tax was two dol
lars nal. Sallnn. -
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-05-12
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TIE ELECTION IN FRAxeR. file cattle
dispatches show that the election which
was held in France yesterday passed OF
without disorder. The ret ufns from the
city Of Paris indicate heavy nlaiorities
against the pleb;scitunl and the govern
lnent. though the refnras from the de-
partment twas expected, would be large
y the other way. Paris, it is we'll known
* the stronghold Of the opposition to Napo
icon, or what are called the liberals or re-
publicans bat the large negative vote
there, l82y681 to 1873 100 affirmative,
with one section to hear from, will hard
ly be in comparison the provincial affirm
ative. the Emperor, it is held, piavs
10 doubtful game, fer even if the majority
were to vote against the constitutional
aneudments, the result would merely be
the overthrow Of the liberal policy of the
Oliver ministry. ana he re~cstablishnient
OF the system Of personal government
which the Emperor has upheld for TWEEN
ty years. -t R