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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-02

RICHMoED AND "ETE2SEUEH x. 4, Co.,t
RICHMOND, VA, Aug. 8. 1871.
THE T s a IN s ON THIS ROAD
Z run IS follows:
The N all trains leave Richmond 81 ':ts 4. y.
a1e $50 Z. A.; and leave Petersburg At les 4. u.
ar9 sc 2. Il.
Freight and Accommodation trains leave Rich
nond Ut 8 l.. Is. snd 40 z. H., and leave Peters
burg 1t 10 A. Il. Rpa4S0 Il.
The rs a. Il. LrAia will mol leave RICHMOND On
aUNDAYe. aud the 100 r. b. train viii not leave
peter.hurs en- SUNDAYS.
Passengers FOR Norfolk viii take the 40 T. d.
daily trsin, and those from Norfolk VIII connect
at Petersburg with the 10 4. II. train:
Passengers frcn Clover Hill Will take ths e:so A.
ard returning, leave Richmond Ga The same days st
s:s0p.N.
Tka mail trains viii stop only at Chester.
The A. ID. train will connect st Peters.
burg with the Atlsnt'c, Mississippi and Ohio rail-
road for LYnchburg daily.
SLEEPING CARS on the $3.50 +. D. train, run-
nins through TO Wilmington. K. Il. KAbki,
au7 Ticket and Freight Agent.
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pr.n ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

VERY DESIRABLE AND ADM VI IA:
Y BLY-WELL LOCATED FhRM 1r, UT 1H
A MltI.e5A BoVE RICH s1oNn, kND N 7 AI TO
TAYLcKSVILLE AND II AN OvEK Ju w.
TTCk. EOR SALE.-At the request ~ MI m,
Gardiner. I offer for sale his HXCELLENI
FARM located as above. formerly owned i 3y sonh
G. Harrison. Esq is admir- ;bY wen Cfogs
Vile ilet and within one mile o; the Hanover juno;
ton. II is bound. by both the Ricbmond ana no
ohii re- broad There Is about Us acres open lsho,
and So acres in woods, OF excellent quality. ne
improvements are Verv good, consisting or
Tonrne ~ handsome grovel, apd the usual out
buiidi,cs, and The place Is we'll enclosed rms Is
to sell, a great bargain can be had: Apply TO
,o, o. Real Estate Agent.
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ByE.H. Valentine & Son, Auc!ioneers,
l42i Main strest.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.-As adj
n mInistratrtx OF YIN. Il. d elton, deceased,
will sell on WESDTsliAY, September 0h 1871,
at IL O'Clock, on the farm OF ". w. Newman.
one mile from At'e-'s station, CGesapes ke ana
Ohio railroad, IN Hanover county, the following
property-TlZ:
srlNE YOUNG MULES,
HORSE ard BUGGY,
ALUMRES TAGQhs,
2Ca HRYLOGS,
6 SITS HARNESS,
Q STOVES.
FORCE PUMP,
and every other article needed in getting ard saw
Ing lumber. $50 .
Pei sons wishing to examine before sale Will call
on Mr.. j. b. STEWART, No. IS 18TH street VINO
will furnish conveyance. On day or SAFE laka 80
O'Clock train, Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, and
return ut O'Clock. 49,
On THyRSDLY, 7th September, win sell ct
his farm, on Nine-mile road. three miles from
Richmond, 1T IL O'Clock,
FINE C0W-uil c.lye IL few days;
FINE HEIFER. three years DID, with calf;
''''' FNRMiSG IMpLEgENTs, &C., &C., too
numerous TO meutiop,
TERMS: Cash. eXcepS me saw-nill, which will
be sold for two birds cash; balance at four
SAkLH c. MELTON,
an cLtdS Administering.
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OFFIcR OF THE ALBANIA AND CHATTANOOGA
RAH.EOlD COMPANY. =
NEW ROUTE FROM TIE NORTH
AND EAST TO THE SOUTH AND
SOUTHWEST.
The ALBANIA AND CHATTAauQuA
RAILROAD, extending from Chattanooga. Zen,
nessee, TO Meridian Mississippi, ~ completed, Sa
forms with It's connections the
saORTEsT kLL-RAIL LINE
from Portland, Boston, New York, fhllade!psit'
Baltimore, Washington, Richmond, LyncnoG,s,
and Chkttanoogs, 10 Meridian, Noble, New W.
leans, Jackson, Yicksaurg, and all Southwestern
cities.
Tho road-bes is in splendid condition and 'hs
equipment perfect
fulman's Pslace Day sna Sleeping. Cars are 70
be run via this route from Lynchbarg 10 Aeon'
AUG New Orleans without change.
prrcnnse tickets via the Aisbsua ana Cl&.-A%
noogs railroad, and secure the euicke 'Inle AZ
The attention or sreight.shippers is esllef %
th!s route as Offering the adyautsses OF speS -.
tr&nsN between the North and soath, VILE r"'S1
always rs low as by any other route. ~
,Esra shsp frei ght and procure bits OF iai'Hs
VIA the Alabama and Chattanooga r1tif9sd'
WIZ. KEAEY,
General Fre!shs and Ticket Agent
Chas.Gnopga, Ieai'
J. q. STA sT0S,
General superintendent
1e s-Sm Chsitsncog4, Iehe.
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DUBLIC SALE OF LAND AND A
i VALUABLE MILL N CAROLINE
COUNTY, VA.-As commissioner OF the Chan
Gerry Court OF the city OF Richmond I will sell at
the Reedy ntll, IN Caroline county, on TUES
pay, tn: 18th day OF September III fair II not,
the next fair day.. at public auction, The very
valuable n,.u BelCk MILL, known As Reedy MIL
with 81 acres Of good land attached. This mill hiss
TWO pair OF stones Zone Cor corn, aud one for
wheat), 10 in thorough repsir, has a large CUSTOM
and water power enough to drive other ma
chinery. u is located on the Mattaponi river, In
he midst or the finest timber In this section OF the
state, five miss from the railroad station.
Atthe same time and place Will sell 1894 acres
OF VALUABLE LAND, mostly In timber, adj
Joining the lands OF Winston Atkinson, DR.. Pol.
lard G. B. Walden, end others. Tolls lind is con
ventent to market, schools, and churches. and IL
OF very fine gu l,ty. Twill divide into lots to suit
the views OF purchasers II desired.
TERMS: 0ne.foufth cash, balance in three
equal annual instalnents. bearing interest &C.
cnred by bond. with good security, and the title
retained until the whole purchase money is paid.
Sutjec5t 10 the approval OF the court.
VIM. D. QUasErEFRRS,
an lo-a&s~lm Commissioner.
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GRUBDs & WILLIAMS. huc,s.
By Cook s. Laughtou, Auettoneers,
Corner Governor and Franklin streets

By Cook s. Laughton, Auctioneers,
Corner Governor and Franklin Streets
EXECUTORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
n FUREITURE AT AUCTION.-At me re-
quest or ". H. Lyme Esq executor. We %l 18th
at The residcnce on Broad, between I'm ano iSsn
streets, On TUESDAY. the 5h iostsnt AT 10 o ci -
tae HOUSEHOLD FuRs iTuRE 9eio ,FSrscin ~ y
The estate OF DR.. X. i. Lyme, deceased emp
MAHOGANY PARL0R SUI or,upF7
MIHUGhNY and COTTAGE ohAhH|n
SUITS,
FEAThaR 6FDS,
PILLOW9 and BOLSTEns,
RAIR and sHUCK MATTRESSES,
DTDsTEhD S, BUREAUS,
WlRDK0BEs and W AsHsTAkDs, noor
A penersl assortment or DlNlHd-hooA
FURHITUEE.
sJLyPR aud PLATED.WAEE,
CHINA.
CKDCKEEY.
EEGRhVJAG9,
GLASSWARE. &c.
RTTCHEN FURNITURE generally,
a good COEKI SG-STOVE and FIXTURES.
sea COOK & LAUGHTON, Auct'rs.
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DICHMOND AND DAEVILLE RAIL.
3N ROAU-Ou and After JULY asTH. I'LL

DICHMOND AND DAEVILLE RAlL.
40 R0AD-Ou and after JULY aaTH, ISL
GOING WEST:
Train No. Through Psssenge7) leaves Rich
mond daily except eundaysl 1T <:ss A. H.; leaves
Dsnxlls At i:as A. n; arrives At GIssn'boro' at
Train 10. [LyncAburg Ykssenser) Leaves Rich.
mond daily At a:b 4. NJ; arrives 4. Lyrchhurs d!
Train No. Il freight and accommodation
leaves Richmond vt s:os z. H.; arrives at Burke
Vile 1T 9:5G p. NJ istopplng at all way s.a.iCns)
daily except SundayR).
Train No. II tTh,Ougn NAH ard EIpress) leaves
ricbnond daily .t ago P. ". leaves Dsnyills
GOING EAST:
Train No. Ia Through Mail and E1press) leaYes
Greensboro daily ct Use p. N; leaves D1nyila
dali, at loas T. NJ; arrives At Richmond daily 81
Train No. Through Passenger, Leaves Greene.
boro' daily except sundays at :o5 4. d.; leaves
Dsnyille a. l37 P. n; arrive. y; Richmond al s7a
Pm.
Train No. 10 uyncbburg Passenger leaves
all z. n; arrives at EichInond =: 2. n.
Train 10. leaves BurkeTilIe 4:'o 4. ~. ar:
riTes at Richmond S4s A. AZ t.topping at al
wa staLioDe) dsily Except Srldays).
TTains Nos. Z and ii connect 5. Greensboro With
Trains Oh North Caro!ns Railroad for all poca
South.
Trains NGs. and Is connect at Burks7tle
with TraiE Cd Atlantic, Aissiaeipri, sud Ohio
Railroad fer al points Southwest and South
THROUGH TICKETS 70 al gents south and
sieSmons en- and Of B. F. Walker agent or Al
laptic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad, No. lssa
Main street, Richmond.
r.pers that have arrangements TO advertise the
above JOHN K. MAGhUhHO.
General Freight asd Ticket Agent
/ 7. N. Z. TALcoTT, Eng'r and Supt su?t
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RATLROAD MNEs.


DE I'D ID aa sN ssg
RrcHMoSD AND DAFv1ELE AND PIzDxosr,
OFFICE OF aEmL TICKET AND TT Agr,
NOTICE TO sHIPPERS.-The arrange
IN men.s heretofore existing for the shipment 81
frei2ht south via Greensboro, on through hiIls
having been discontinued by the North Carolins
given % sSptsr s' sre q
voked: Hereafter no rates Will be guaranteed be-
yond Greensboro. ,or,r
General Ticket and Freis BIT gent
T. N. B. TALcoTT, Engfnser and sup't
DLUE MOUNTAIN ROUTE,
ELMA, ROME And DALTON RAILROAD,
AND ooNHscTIoRs.
the shortes. and most comfortable
PASSENGER ROUTE
Montgomery, Selma,
Mobile, Me,idIan,
Pensacola Vlcksburg,
New Orleans, Monroe,
And oil points In Tsxaas
PILLMAN'S PALACE CARS run tbrouA
nom lynchburg TO Mobile, via Calera snd Mont.
gomery, without change
Time to Montgomery, Mobile. and New ORLEANS
LESS THAN BY ANY OTHEg ROUTE.
Time from " bite Sulphur Springs and Char.
lottssyile
EIGHT H0U1S AND TWENTY MINUTEs
LESS TO MONTGOUERYAE AND MOBILE,
and
FIVE HOURS LESS TO NEW oRLEASs
The popular and most expeditions Emior,nt
Route to Texas and Northern Louisiana. Bag.
gage checked through.
Tickets 10 all points by this route nav BE- nh
tanned q. the ticket offlees or the
CHESAPEAKE 4 OHIO RAILROAD,
RICHMOND & DAEVILLE RAILROAD
and ct the Office OF the Atlantic, Mississippi and
| Ohio railroad, 1925 Main street, Richmond.
Be sure your tickets read vi, Dalton and Cslsra
| Tor Selm.). +. G.. BhRHEY, Gen. suIt,
JOHN B. PECK, Gen. Paes. Agent.
JOHN N. WHY, Travelling Agent. au is3u
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EOR NEW YORK. .sssaSsa
4 OLD D0MJElHN -STEAM6HIp sSssM
COMPANY.
Tc5 5ide-Wueel siesSiSnip- ~ YAEOKE, ISAAC
BELL. HASATutiL, NIAGARA, ALSE.
MAaI:E, nd :IATrGELs, leave Nsw York for
PoEfolk U!ty Point, srd gienslcDa, eYecy TUES
EAy, THURSDAY, ana sGTURpAI ut o'clock
Z. x, L9ais k!cEnd0nU every i'UEHDAY, ERI.
DAI, and SUNDAY, =. high tids,
Tne5s SHIPS ara entirely nlw. They nave slea ant
GatCoog 2na gt2.SrSc17E, TIE 1aSe sc5cnEaoda0
lions, Gcd at5ansio5 are 1nEprpS30od,
Cios3 connections s,a.e With cleaners for an
southern and European ports,
ia5u.scca Effected, cneE ordered, At QUAR
FER US O2E sE2 CSE~., e. the oEces Of tht
SOLE p&nT.
For further Information supply to
JVRE ". WYATT: Agent
nj 70 80, tlcvetnor street,
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DTILDING LOTS FOR SALE.-LOTS
u 3l5i2by ls2 Ieet on 9th street, between
and U streats Church Hill, Simons's Rope %a'k.
Price, IS per foot. $40 cash; balance Ia monthly
instruments o. $40 Until paid for.
LOTS in tue growing village OF " oonViile. "a =
fleming Richmond on the east end near lh- r air
field rSce-c course. Price, $50 per lot, payable in
instruments TO suit the purchaser.
UNN-FUUi}TH ACRE LOTS, In MARKS sddi-
ton to- Manchester on The east. rrice, aio0 per
lot payable in iustalnents 10 salt the purch sser.
L,0TS AHn GARUEN FABHS, In and adJnln-
ing the DELIGHTFULLY."- situ.tcd town OF Randolph,
on The williamsburg turnpike. adJctn!ng ltich-
rnond on the East Price :nd terms liberal.
IA .:;io>ME EC!!An1NG LOTS In the western
peIt OF Richmond. on Clay, Broad, Grace, Frank
lin Man, snd Cary streets, and Pine street, In
Sevjhcrt-
: pply to RiCHAkD9ON co..,
All ii-lm ll,3 Main street.
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WOOD AND cur.
WOOD AND COAL.
OOAL. COKE, AND WOOD.

am now ready 10 deliyer the heb hes deIivered in
Hill, LUMP COAi.a S5 per loaa uei''e 49,
an portion OF the city. ,r--,nropocK COAL.
will receive orders for WI .TEHpohSA At mar.
to be delivered IN september and Octoosr' d. AN''
ke s ese lump and HAIL SOFT COKE: 4 An n;
C9At Of The best Iona aus sswea and
enIIs '.iosvs on hand at the lowest Market rates
w p. CRUTCHFIELp is Still with me 9esl H1 of
would be glad 70 see his friends wanting aTs' u
any description. o. landing,
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TOR SALE, TWO HUNDRED AN NJ
II save. kERRS OF GOOD LAND with
i'm ,roycmc nts, twelve miles below Richmond, on
the Williamsburg ROAD, and tTo miles distant ant
from Meadow Station, Richmond anu york ElV yer
raiirogd About one hundred acres ciesreu, the
balance iu timber. The dwelling, which ms re-
Gently been repslEed is IS by ,? fe 1nb
Tba-a Is n kitchen l6 by le feet, large smoke
house, barr, Stale, DC 4 well of EXCELLENT water ter
i'm lhs yard, ard plenty Of cherries app es, ara
ths laGd IS In clover, portion OF which Is very
neavJ. =. iii Nav tbs n1.ca
both in operation w o,,o,.h,. t,r,a
AID ct sacrifice TO the owners, on account VI
'iiei' e'e ~6'Ae s. Q. & d. A. COOK,
ILL . ,cbmnrd Va au ~ 90
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Y1NEGAR. SPICE &c.

SflCEs, for preserving, ptckling, &c. /;
sEs cinnamon nom Cloves. finger, Autmess. Mace,
nn!.soiee, BLACK Pepper, isoas Pepper, CAYENNE
upper. Mustard Seed, Celery seed, Corixnasr
sssI, tufmsric, CarswaY Seed &C., &c.; for sale
. ;, BoDEKER DADE, City Drug store,
aa a 10, laAs Main street,
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1,AsLgOAD HINES.

RIoHrosp AND YoBK RIVER HAILsgs,oAp,}
ArOTICE.-The regular passenger train r
~ win Ie.ys the deoot 5or vest foIn NJ To- ~.
MORROW ts1ndsy, 80 g. O'CLOCK 's a. NJ -
Round Trip..'."..;W;.w;..H;;.'R RH1ie snn,.
.. r. TAYLOR, Ticket Agent. It
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~ U n A RD LIN e.

~ u n a RD l. / n e. ~11u6TS
The3 British and Worth American Royal Hail
stes mships between Few York and Liverpool,
cslliug ~ Cork bSrbsr.
RATES Of PASSAGE
BIZ the Wednesday steamers, aot carrying steSS.
age:
First Cabin. ,sl2o, gold seeozd Cabin. $50, gold
Fist CABIN to 9ola
G he sa an, Sr; CIR s''u
FlEst Cabin. $50, gold Storage .ese, currency
hesnsn Iicksts goa
and ell paris Of Europe, e. lowest rates.
Through bllls Of fading from Virginia TO L1v.
erpOol, Belfast, Glasgow, Havre, Antwerp, AID
other ports on the Continent, ar for Medterra-
rsnesn ports ri!l be tssued BY the VIRGINIA
snd FOREIGN THRUUGH LINE, they having
Ut Gde the necessary arrangements with the ola
Dominion steamship Company 70 New York, and
With the Cunard Llpe h.uCe to Liverpool, &c.
For rates, &C., applJ to the Agents OF the Ola
Dominion Steamship COMPANY
CHAS. @. FRANCKLYN,
General hgnt Cunard Line.
j. Q. KELLEY. j., Gene ral Ag't Va. aud For
On nc
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yyRa GRAPE IL .

cArAwBA GRAPE PILE
CATAwBA CRAPS PILLS
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS
CATAWBA GRAPE PHLS
CATAWgA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CArAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE P1Lhs'
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS
cATAwBA GRAPR PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS
CA~AWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PlLhs'
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CONTEMPORARIES, FRUITS, GO
A ppOMATTOy PAPER MUJ,

M L VII n O<h : al LII 4iIIIIlJ
IA PETERSBURG, Va,
Manufacturers Of News, Book, and Wrapping
Papers.
Orders solicited, 10 which we promise prompt
and faithful attention.
ACILWAINE & CO.,
an 25-sm Grocers and Commission Merchants,
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Fl ELM B o Ids

uELMBOLD'5
HELMBGLD'S
HELMBOLD'S
HELMBOLD'S
HELNBOLD'S
HELMBOLD's
HELMROLD'S
HELMBOLD'S
HEiMBOLD'S
HgLMBOLnS
HghMBOiD'S
EgLMHOLD'S
HELHBOLD'S
HELnBOLD'S
EHELMBoLD's
HnLmBOhD'S
HELMBOLD'S
HELMBOLD'S
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A NTHRACITE COAL.

a =, ,urunAo1rE
Receiving to-day a cargo OF ANIahhoiA1
coal, for sale from vessel low.
WOOD Oak and Pine, long ana saweu TOO, and
(;OAT, and COKE-Best BltuInlnOms, So9' "Ao
Soft Coke at low rates d. W oh - strest
an d Corner Basin bank and 9Lh streeS.
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COKE, AND WOOD.

| GOAL AND WOOD.-ANTHRAClTE
al kinds of stoves at from 80 to ss.75, delivered,
n.r ton 900 pounds: EXTRA HENRY CLAY; y
! Der ton GLOVER HILL LUMP, han,
[ a so per load delivered. COKE and OAK ana
! PINE WOOD atlowest market prices for cssn'
.. a 70 lam m" 0' CHAS. H. PAGE & co.
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WANTS.

4 GRADUATE Of Hampden Sidney Col
IN leye Who can show satisfactory .e5t'monlSis
As IA !rL Achar from thGss for whom ne iast
taught wishes q +tTUATiON as psdstsnt tracn
In this c'ty. Address "&. u. c." Pa,nevlla'
smauo Va sea 2*
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WANTED, TO RENT, \ neat HOUSE,
w With FIVE 10 seven rooms. Ia 8 ~" nelgh
no no town. For one that Will suit WIN
boz. " rent uud take IL at once. APPLY at my
te.jlen.c, O.. s. A. WtHsTOrK,
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A NTUHACITE COAL.--Now ai',at 500
~ tone hest nu ,IIty II. A. lGGG aud STOVE
COATS. which win be sold from the yessels:at low
Figures. .,,v IN rour winter
supply OF coal be ere there Is an ADVANCE III cosl
"iiu Ai'Ae' " 49, " WRIT ROBERTS,
ir,a Corner 18th and Dock ST. eetl
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-, ,.noLD.s EXTRACTS.



uELMBOLD'S
IL HELMBoLD's
HELMBOLD'5I
HELMBoLD'S
HELMBOLD'H
gHELmBoLD's
HELMBoLD's
HELMBoLD'si
HELMBOLD'S
HELMBoLD's
IHELHBOLD'S
HELMBOLD'S
HELMBOLD'sl
HELMBoLD's
HELMBOLD'S!
HELMBOLDs
HELMBoLD's
HELhBoLD's
HELMBotD's
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" ANTED, TO RENT A FARM OF
w FIFTY TO ONE HUsDNrD ACRES, with
comfortable ''WELLING or ;hree or four rooms
ano other out. bu ldings. Must 'e good land, well
enclosed, not NOR e than ten or twelve miles from
the city aud on or ner one Of tie railroads. os-
sess on wanted cteber lst Add. ess FARMER,
a. ID spstch Office. au ~ tod3.$
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4 AMG5 RIVER STliAMBUA T e,1sTs.
o. CoSiEAnY.-FCR NEW YORK, IAsaSr sSsSsH
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, ECLFUTK,
toEtSADUTH, and ALL HEG ULAR LAND
Ras On THE 5kAES EIYER. The fast and
elegant UEitel States mail steamer
! Q Il Il aYLV EETE
Csr;aia Z. O. GIrToap,
Leaves ccnp&Ry'e wharf * Rockets for the
anoge-nnLle Cd places on MONDAYS, WEDEES-
DAYS, and FRIDAYS, r. SI1 O'CLOCK q, H.,
days.
Passengers con acct q. Norfolk with the old Bay
Line sseSnars fer Baltimore, chi,adelp hla, and
New York.
Tram ,eSVez City Poiat for Petersburg on ar.
r,T:l CT steamer.
80 W nSn 50
cerc 10 Fnuaue'pniS. ......-.....,,,. s.Sc
ESe W psis1'uutc,--> 6. 20
EXCURSION tic.:Ss 70 Norfolk and return ~.
TICK TS ON SALE IT GAERER q co.'s
EAtEnss: and baggage checked through.
, Ine SlLfGSThR win be chartered for moon-
uSDt excursions at u reasonable charge.
Freight received Tue:oays, Thuredsys snd Ia.
tUroays, Tor norfolk, Portsmouth, Boston Baitt.
nose, and principal lanoings on Chesapeake bay
ana ailrsSulhr landings ca James river nj REL.
SpH1 EhE RATES, Freight received from a,
freight tor way landings 10 ASK be preppis,
l.. b. IATUM, General Agent
Cficc, Conpany's wharf.
nv 10 Branch Office, corner Hain and tS ste.
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SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
Ite5l
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| 6fOAL AND WOOD.-I am now pre-
y pared to furnish GLOVER HILL COAL at
limp at KS, 90 per load delivered, and GLOVER
HILL HAIL at $3.50 per load, delivered.
! A supply Of WOOD and ANTHRACITE COAL
constantly on hand for sale al The lowest market
II I'M also prepared to furnish CLOVER HILL NJ.
c5tk.'. at the same prices In hanchestcr. NOW
10 no. me TO lay In your s,inter supply.
10 '1'e - A. B. WOOLDR1DGE,
ON ce and Yard, Slh street beyond BYRD.
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TIE st. Louis Democrat saws. uLet
al the acceptance and all the MONACO.
ceptance Of the South be manifest. and
let the public understand what is the
character Of the acceptance. For how
many citizens do JEFF. Davis, Toombs.
Stephens, the Mobile Register. Mem
phis Appeal, Savannah Republican and
their ike speak? How far shall we
out confidence in the declaration Of
those acceptance papers and pOliti'
clans who leave no room to doubt that
il is not principle, but present policy
and a submission to the inevitable
alone, that dictates their acceptance?"
The Southern people have lost prop
erty, and, it may be, liberty, bat still
not honor. AS to Federal and Dem
ocratic policies, they we're formerly
somewhat divided. But on the ques-
tons Of the right 81 self,gpYeF9ment
by States, and the right Of resistance
10 tyrants, we believe they have
been pretty much Of one mind
since the Attn Of July, 1776. They
objected with one voice at that
early day TO the concentration
Of all power In q monarchical and
central head, more especially when
that power was abused. They object
ed 70 the erection Of "a multitude Of
new of2ces,n and there being sent
hither "swarms Of officers TO harrass
our people and eat out our snbstance.n
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NOTICE.

OFFICE OF MEMPHIS n AREASsAs1
RIVER PACEEr CoMPANf
Memphis, Nay u, 1877.
- Pa Nail CONTRACTS OF the Msmphisand
Arkansas River Packet Company win expire
nthss 0ta day OF Juusn next andthe business
Z the Company VIII be closed up as soon
thereafter as praetica0le
Alargs majority Of the stock OF the Com
pany Is owned BY myself, but, being engaged
largely in other business, where my personal
attention IL imperatysly demanded, i am
Induced to adopt this course.
The Line Is Wsu established, having been
In successful operation three years and-a-
half-the Boats mostly nsw] having been
built expressly for thetrsde, are wen adapted
TO II, and are ali In good repair.
Propositions for the purchase Of the entire
Line are invited, and viii be considered uu-
IA the first day Of July next should su
offers msde for the purchase OF the whole
Line be declined. then. IN that case, the Boats
wiz be sold separately as demandmsy occur.
To persons desiring 60 engage In the sfeam-
boat business, the present opportunity pre-
SCENTS Inducements, and advantages rarely
met with. Liberal terms VIII be made with
parties wishing 70 purchase.
JOHN d ADAMS,
President NJ and ARK. Fkt. Co.
We. the undersigned, Directors in the Nam
pbis and Arkansas River Packet Comparv
with great reluctance, In the acton
Of the President, IS indicated above, baIiev-
ing, as we do, that II this.Llus Is disoon-
tnued, other lines VIII be established which
VIII divert thet trade from Memphis.
THOMAS a. ALLEN.
j. j. MURPHY,
RR. WALT,
J.H4T TUCKER
my2 t~5eotors Al. andA kPkt Co.
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ernor Lindsay or Rev. A. s. Larkin is
4 gorgeous liar, and the committee
will 10 well to ascertain on whose
shoulders the burden Of falsehood
rests. II Alabama is indeed the hell
upon earth which the aforesaid divine
sscribes, then the governor should be
indicted for perjury and protection
furnished the suffering people OF his
State. II, on the contrary, Alabama
is more peaceful than for many pre-
viOus years, then Larkin should be
stripped Of his ministerial robes and
kicked out of the society Of decent
people. The public is deeply inter-
ested in a~scertaining the exact facts
in the case, and if the committee can
get at them in no other way, they a
best transfer their sessions to Mobile
or Montgomery and see for Them
selves.