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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-06

Om' Tobacco 7yude With Europe. We
noticed yesterday in our dock the hand
some American bark sNlonitor,V Albert G..
Eaton, master, loading with leaf tobacco
for the Italian government. This is an
other refreshing sign of our steadily re-
viving direct foreign trade. The Monitor
is expected to take about six hundred hogs-
heads, which is part of large contract
for our staple, given out by the Italian gov
ernment. We congratulate Messrs. G.
Hoff bauer g. Co., who, we understand,
have, secured to themselves the handsome
job Of filling this contract. @
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TERMS
Gptni,a1 state ad,srnal.
rnE poMoLoaIcAL DISPLAY.


We have never seen finer display of
fruit than that now on exhibition at AS
sembly Hall. II is grand and beautiful
beyond description. Our readers may be
sure that they will be well paid for a
visit. p GIua a.lG3N fsT6 cH
The superb collection of our Virginia
fruits extends along two sides of the great
hall. California makes good its promises
to astonish us with numerous clusters OF
grapes and pears which rival the lnstre Of
wax and the hues of its own fair sky. Ne
braslxa surprises us with peaches of stu
pendous size, fresh as if just picked from
the trees, and Of marvellous beauty in form
and coloring. Kansas and Iowa bring us
apples whose beauty might well have
tempted Eve, and which ought to have gone
far to shield her from the severe penalties
of disobedience.
Hyperborean Minnesota, even, has paid
such duty to. the fair Pomona, that, as a
fitting return, her sour-crabs have changed
to the apples of Hesperides, and her wild
plums to "Eden's grapes of Gold" -
It is now our privilege to enjoy the pre-
scnce of this great exhibition. We trust
our people will avail themselves of its valu-
able opportunities. The meetings for dis
cussion will be of great value to all fruit
culturists, and the exhibition will instruct
and interest every one. ~ ssosl
It is scarcely probably that we shall have
such an opportunity again in twenty years,
and I'VE hope to see our people testify an
appreciation of the occasion worthy of it
and of themselves. 3s...s,.
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The Smithsonian Institution recently for
warded o circular to scientific Institutions IN
all parts of the world for the purpose Of Sc
curing a record of, scientific and literary
men IN foreign countries, their residence,
the institution and society with which they
are eonDected, and the branches of science
with which they are specially interested.
VIM. j. Rhees, Esq, who has the affairs
of the institution in charge during the abb
scnce of Professcr Henry, in California, is
engaged at the present time receiving tne
returns, and he expects in aosn aHit TWO
months from now to have complete Iisu
Of scientific and literary men throughout
the world. ls
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Mr.. Mori, Tie japanese ,Minstu.--In
publishing the names Of those who arrived
yesterday, an error occurred in the name
of the Japanese minister, which we desire
to correct. 1t was publisehd Mr.. Mon, +"
when it should have been Mr.. 'Mori."
He is native of Japan, and entrusted
as he is with the interests Of his govern
ment, in the United States, is an evidence
of his ability and worth.
Mr.. M. Is the finest specimen Of man
hood We have ever seen come from Japan,
whose face indicates the highest character OF
intelligence.
We welcome him to Virginia, and trusthe
will return to his duties favorably impressed
with our people and country through which
he may pass. ,seg kkn e III
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Grand Ercusion to West Point. Yes
terday morning Chickahominy Tribe, /. O.
r. M, with large crowd, not members
of the Order, took the York River train at
seven o'clock, for West Point. Captain w.
N. Bragg had not lost any time nor spared
any pains or expense to make the train and
the trip success, and give satisfaction.
On our trip all went on well until within
| six miles of the point, at the turnout; the
train was stopped for the purpose Of letting
+ the mail train pass. From some cause, we
could not find out what, we were detained
on the road for nearly two hours, to the
discontinue of the entire crowd.
Arriving at the Point about 10 o'clock,
the crowd was informed that Mr.. Massey,
that enterprising and mtiring gentleman,
the proprietor Of the Huntington House,
had thrown open his gates and house for
| t,,,,s party to take possession of. A large
norton Of the crowd Of gentlemen and
I all the ladies', found their way to the hotel,
where they found rooms, water, towels,
and waters, without money and without
nrice. The platform was soon occupied by
A those fond of the dance. Others were ac'
comuodated with ten-pins, and some witt
fishing tpckles and boats. The crowd was
4 very hungry when they arrived, and OF
: inouiring about dinner, were informed tina
!, it would be ready at O'Clock. AT tina
1 hour the bell was sounded, and eighty
!. persons were very soon seated at the tabl
7 partaking of the good things OF life, sue
as oysters, crabs, fish, birds, &c., at tn
i small cost of fifty cents. , &,
+ After dinner, q grand round was bad
+ some dancing, some fishing, and some sleel
e ing under the beautiful shRdertpees at Y
Huntington House, one Of the finest plac'
for a picnic in the State Mr.. Massey n
v. the thanks Of the large crowd for his kl
er attention to them, and for privileges Q
D. tended.
Y, We started home at half-past five o'cloc
ip all on board, nothing having happened
IS. note to mar the pleasures Of the occaslo
ed Perhaps little too much whlskey y
dy used. -
,at The train arrived in Richmond IN So
full time. all on board safe and sound.
est would suggest to the managers OF the re
the propriety Of always having pienfl
supply of fresh water on their excurs
!. trains. The ladies and children yester,'
ent seemed greatly incovenienced by ths ~
AZ IL Of a suf6ciency of this article.
M We wonder why it is that all tne go
our shipped from Baltimore and elsewgll
as North i not sent by the York River III
ack thought. 10. be the cheapest, ~ u y
most convenient route. Ihis roaa u
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Highvay Robbers Conricted and Sent to
the Penitenaiiary, for Eight Years Each.--
Frederick Spencer and William Robertson.
negroes, were tried yesterday in Judge
Guigon's court for assaulting with q slung-
7.ot and robbing Anderson Scott, an old
s,,,,,o.., D., !, on the night Of the 18th o.
July last, at the oiils. y ;,,rr ohr hrouahi td
Twenty-second streets. aIil11. "A a Tad
in a verdict of guilty in eachca an.
the term Of Imprisonment of these two
worthless at eight years each, the lowest
term permitted by the statute. VI
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BANKRUPT NOTICES.

p IA 126--Inyoluntary.
TN THE DISTRICT COURI OF THE UNI
L TED STATES for the Eastern District of yir-
ginia.
In the matter of A. McKendrie Boyd, Aubrey
Pearre, Oliver Pearre ct ais VS.. John II. Slower,
bankrupt-in bankruptcy.
To Whom it May Concern-The undersigned,
S. II. Turner of Faaquier county. Virginia, here
by gives notice OF his appointment as assignee of
the estate of John H. Slower, of Fauquier coun-
ty, in said district, who was, on the 1st day of
June, 1871, declared a bankrupt on his creditors
petition by the District Court of said district.
Dated Salem, September LIST, 1871.
Sc 4-M3w S. H. TURNER, Assignee.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNIFIED
i STATES for the Eastern District of Virginia,
at Richmond, May 18Th, ISL
Madison ". Jones !. Plaintiff
George w .Blackley, Richard A.Lancaster and
r. NJ Coleman n....................D Defendants,
f In EQUITY
And the court doth refer this cause to M. +.
to ascertain and report to the court the amount
due from the plaintiff, Madison w. Jones, tosthe
defendant, George w. Blackley, for the building
of the house in the bill and proceedings mention
ed, with any matters specially stated deemed per-
tinent by himself orrequired by the parties, and
take the said amount upon due notice to the par
ties by publication twice a week for one month in
one OF the daily newspapers published In the city
OF Richmond An abstract-Teste:
M. F, PLEASANTS, Clerk,
Notice is hereby given that in accordance with
the above decree, 1 shall attend, at my Office, in
the custom house, in the city of Richmond, OIL
Monday, the nth day of July, 1871, at 10 o'clocl
A. M, for the purpose of complying with the
| same. Parties interested are notified to attend.
M F. PLEASANTS,
Sc cfr1ar
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7rottag Race at the Far Grounds. IA
trotting race came off yesterday afternoon
colt, Straight Shoot" beating the follow
ing Petersburg trotters: Grey mare Joe, "
bay gelding "Bcn," and brown gelding
Petersburg" three straight heats-time
-2:53, 1855, 2:56.l ,,se.,. -a.s t !.
Straight Shoot" will trot against s'Beno
over the same course next Tuesday after
noon, when spirited race is anticipated.
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Isdiscretion and Us Consequence. Yes
terday hen, on the premises of DR.. F.,
who resides a few miles west of the city,
in an unguarded moment, mounted box,
and blew a shrill blast with her horn. The
doctor, feeling the superstitious dread which
.whistling wife'' or s'crowing hen," in
spires, with shotgun in hand, mounted to
the top Of his residence and shot the Offend
ing pullet dead in her tracks. We shuddcr
to think what would be the consequences
should Mrs. F. ever indulge in a whis-
tie.
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Grand Concert Inadvertently we failed
yesterday to- speak, in these columns,l OF
the grand concert advertised to come Oft at
Assembly Hall on next Monday and Tues
day evenings, The concert troupe who are
to favor us with some English operatic and
ballad music, certainly present very high
claims as vocal and instrumental perform
ers, and we have no doubt their concerts
will be largely attended by the lovers. Of
melody of our city. We direct attention
to the advertisement in another column,
giving all necessary information concerning
| the concerts. -
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y TIE Roso Last Night.--John j. Phelphs
and Sterling Phelphs, brothers, who made
brutal and wholly unprovoked assault
Twenty second streets, last night, were be-
fore Justice White this morning. They
we're found guilty Of the most reckless and
outrageous conduct, with which they were
charged, and were sentenced to confinement
in the city jail for nine menths, and John,
who is an old offender, having seayed a
term in the penitentiary, required to do du-
ty in the chain-gang for half Of the term.
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Prof. Masllefe,t 4gaiia At Work. Soy.
walker. Col. Owens, and the James RlVer
i,nnroye,nent Committee OF the City Coun-
I'll ii went down. to 'sthe Bluff" yesterday,
andl @ witnessed Prof. Maillefert blow up
s,ndrv wrecks and other obstrucsicns
The same ease, success and skill marked
his operations as heretofore, and everybody
came m back exceedingly pleased with wha
| they saw. The professor is a wondefh
man in his profession, and yet is as modes
as he is scientific. es
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School Trustees appointed. The State
Board Of Education has appointed the fol-
lowing district trustees
James Row, vice John f. Row, Taylor
district, Orange; John F. Allen, vice j. p.
Taliaferro (appointed county superinten-
dent, Madison district, Orange. M
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Building. Building continues with m-
abated activity all over the city. On the
suburbs wooden houses are going up, but
in the thickly populated portions of Rich
mond the buildings are all brick, and many
of them very stylish and expensive. 1t is
estimated that about 300, 900 feet of lumber
is brought to the city per week, and the de-
mand for the same is very brisk. s. Il
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Internal Reuerme. following is the
statement of collections of internal revenue
for the month Of August, 1871, in the fifth
district Of Virginia, as compared with the
corresponding month Of last year, fur
nished us by j. II. Rives, collector: Col
lectionsi for August, 1871, $244, ,4l4.0S
for August, 1870, sl75, ,05S.74; increase
for August, 1871 $6S, ,455. "a. q Increase for
July, previously reported, 81 ,46l .39. In
crease in two months, $l39, ,916.73.
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STATE JOURNAL left early and regularly at their
places of business, or residences, by responsible
carriers, will please leave their orders with JOHN
sTox SRLDEs, Newsdealers, 9ls Main Street,
and at the News Depot of w. A. EDWARDS, SO1
East Broad Street. erEs
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The ea 4, & so, & nm
til September lsth 1871, at l0o'clociE A. M. >, at
the same place. M. II. F.sFIiEASANTS,
r Sc I-F3w Commissioner

= EIEI5ftT - = Y 426I ~ IsI fF-N-TT II u
Fl,IEIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE That ON the
i 5th day of August, 1871, a warrant in hank
ruptcy WAS issued out of the District Court of the
United States for the Eastern District of Virginia
against the estate OF Charles M Bosher, Of King
William county and State Of Virginia, who has
That the payment Of any debts, and the delivery
of any property belonging 10 said bankrupt, to
him or for his USE and the transfer of any pro-
perty by him, are forbidden by law:-That a
meeting of the creditors of said bankrupt, to
prove their debts and choose one or more assig'
nees Of his estate, will be heidat court of bank
ruptcy to be holden at the office OF the register
in Richmond, Va, before w. W. Forbes, Esq
register, on the 25th day of August, 1871, at Il
o'clock A. NJ. Z DAVID B. PARKER,
au 12-S2t u. S. Marshal
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". German Teacher. The German language
having been adopted as branch of study
in the public schools Of the city, the School
Board, at its meeting on Tuesday, selected
Rev. M. j. Michelbacher as teacher, and
Rev. John Blenner as a reserve teacher.
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"a THE address of Hon. Marshall 2. Wiz
der, which we publisc to-day, will be read
with great interest. It treats the whole
subject Of pomology with a master hand.
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Extra Train from Stasa,ton.-The ex-
cursion train from Staunton last evening
brought from along the line Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad over four
hundred and fifty passengers, who came to
attend the Pomological exhibition which
opened this morning at Assembly Hall.
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Broad Street.-The city fathers, at their
meeting Monday evening, silently passed
by the oft-repeated complaints of the pro-
perty-holders and Taxpayers residing on
upper Broad street. E e iss
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Ohm W. woLTz, News and City Editor
LOCAL MATTERS.

ME SPECIAL NOTICE.---Advertisemen of
Lost, Wants, Found, For Rent, not exceeding
four lines, for one Insertion 25 cents; two in
sertions 40 cents; three insertions so cents.
Cash in advance. qas ad /,
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Vaccnmion.-T School Board, yester-
day, ordered that no scholars should be re-
ceived into the public schools of the city Of
Richmond until vaccinated, and also that
the father, if living, and not a pauper, must
pay the capitation school tax before his
children can enter the school.
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M The Best Ever Madc.- ~Cannet use uny-
other" Never could use Baking Powders until
tried yours my family will not use any
other" ut Is perfectly splendid" "r find II
much cheaper than others.v 'eThink 1t superior
to any T. have ever tfied.p These are q few of
the many expressions I'M favor of Doo1Rr's YRasr
PowpRR, which well deserves the rapidly increa-
sing sale 1t has attained for making sweet, light
and healthy biscuits, rolls, pastry, sc. For pur-
ity, strength and economy 1t has no equal. It
can be obtained at your grecer's. DooLEr BRo-
TIER, Proprietors, 90 New street, New York. =
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Hastings Court. Frederick Spencer and
William Robertson, colored, were convicted
of highway robbery, in Judge Guigon's
court yesterday, and sentenced to eight
years in the penitentiary. ny
Fielding Brown, colored was also found
guilty of Shooting with intent to kill, and
sentenced to the gpenitentiary for three
years.
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Among the attendants on the Pomologl-
cal Convention we are glad to notice w. Y.
Flagg, of Alton, whose writings are well
known to the readers of our horticultural
Journals. Mr.. Flagg is one Of our most
accomplished and successful poraoicgists.s
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N.,.,. El,,...,,x,,. g. p.rru of tho MI
rrlep., lnss1,S. S.s" Wy ,'.sa,.;es aiso nv.
hpt tippe is1oIeser, ~. - dssran "1sy xayety
no,. ,n 1SHo, s..,. u,,;p;t u; u f.osSness not
po"lsi ps,, ,en :. uS 20 ,,i,;h;t;a show.
eAcelleu oy any v.nel 1m eAlo,. a tronsnorto- onu
iis siea' cary M na''u''''e anu ''"'po' -
''ou; m.,..... n d. ,..;a &c rouos.
mi'iia.I -, nans''s Hd ~ avb;h;ts I, do
mMh, M, Dai'l'nole ooesys luu., ,,,;ai : e.. .; ~
olile'els vaiie.vs .a., " psaa sp,,s 18th
anu peauty WIN co'hpale 'a'o'"V'90 ".'''A- "''i'
o'ner GomPeei.ors. N-. r;.,, -
=. Il. Masters, ci NepiaSNa olty, 49, -
hiolts % varietles OF apples anu AZ. =, 49, pe,
among .ne ioriher VI Mi.oi - ..r's.,e.,s
cialins superio, eNceiie'ce 'or iis '.ope' ~ = ?
EarIy Whlte. a.. .,:u..s, Die e,,;t
heh we colisue, .lle us.anoo s..;s !, ~ ~
mas peeh transpof.eu, W. are SUI ''''N -
'h9 aPpeaIma11iceD m1 "a ule :.,. l,u,S. oe tho Ma.
nyper. " uiIas, piosn.. p:ss,..,u ~ aeb;l,;ts VI
prasNa p.a.e poalu u Aslieua." ep ,SIas - o,'J
cnaIl'l.lg specnl,e,,s =. yaon ippss s;ze and
pears, 'e luIier ~ wi,,c.' n,s !, = Tha T
peauty anytnlhg we hase esel seon, ~ ~
apPles exiho''eu oy ~ i'i'i' aie ia'e '''1 We
cet,en.; yn.L1.sl ,.s.,a a, .,;.,,oa Co., ovh;.
Doeel'efu tniio's ,4's l1:sa.'.t ~. 80
Ditioh over Two nulareu ,';s ';,, ueiens w.
rlet'es oi apples, "llon VIM oonPa.o tP:h:
mos' iaYolho1y VIII ysners nUm W ma So III
oa ~, 1.s a. ny a h,SU ~, ds parker n Earle RE
iSo''oi p GnuJ uiiIJ. WY fiI; n NJ. Earja IN
csq., 81 vopeaIn' lliols Az M ,,.raa;as r h he
ioLls US slas .e Mlos. ,,, - a..o ,me,tect IN 4,
M,ol.s I aI .nS ,'' ;nh & fef , Z nnt understood
SiAe any ovlol, win0' .ay. s.I:. :: nv ;,.;,,r.
by the inexperienced IN iruit 4 ralslll s11
Kansas is represented BY Z. Wellhsogse, s'1s,
Esq, OF LeavenWorth City; alSo, Dr'
Howsley and DR.. Stayman, OF Kansas,
who have more than hundred different
varieties. a Of apples, and lew specimen l
pears. The apples OF Kansas are much
larger generally than any we saw on exhi- M
bition. m .slaim
California's contribution OF grapes lar ex-
GELS anything we observed, ana 10 ner must
necessarily be AWARDED tne p Pits I9 1or supe. !.
rior SAMPLES q .nls h,nu p % hua,,t;G' III yh;ls Gi
are enormous, luscious ahu uesus ~ mnrs
!lel aPpics lleeu no' oo '''a'''o' = oo'''pA'
'sol, MiIi 'lie iess. e A. uTo,ov -,
onc pulcl VI saaPes s.'t:e,, =. "'o oa.;,0aa =,
sarie'y Is .ne mos. oesa, h;I.a sp1sn s;,a :, q
irule we eyer saw eArioiteu. -. ",,;s snS :
lIhI1eilse, oelIg Iul.e q .o = ,''"a srs ]
leaI, anu ~ ,enp.a ~ aI tha h,nch
If nossible. '',s @''T,.F
he ssWh;te Muscat Of Alexandra. !,
onothar Cal;forn;a nrod,ction will attract
universal attention. by its size and appear
ance. .4' s.li-l1l1's1' y NJ lss'S-l- q
ssOld Virginny never tire e''-neither does
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Fruit Distillenies. up to the present
time only twelve distilleries have been u IL
censed by the United States revenue olil-
Gals in this district. This looks as II our
country friends were not going as largely as
usual into the manufacture OF apple JACK
and fragrant peach brandy. " asHs +.
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Boy Waafed.-Mr. A. X. Henry, who
has recently begun the publica lion .,of. the
Hotel Reporter IN this city. adv ertises in our
paper for a boy to assist hi N in his office.
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Rcrent,e Ldws.--E. ii. Smith, ESQ.,, as
SCISSOR of internal revenue, Third District Of
Virginia, has kindly furnished rs vii h
copies Of the revenue laws of the Unite d
States, for which we return thanks. si
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We are gratiied to see the splendid
Duchess pears, raised by G. F. B. Leigh
ton. Of Norfolk, Va. In size they greatly
exceed those of California, and though
picked before they are fully ripe, are OF ex-
cellent favor.
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DIED,

In Norfolk. on the 9Th instant, Col JOHN II.
MICHEI.L from the effect of wounds received
in the late war.
In Henrico county, at the residence of his faith
er-in-law, James A. Smell, on the I'd nsst.,1 WIN.
]. FITCHETT, aged Al years, esi& sjass
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M Jouven's inoderous Kid tGleyc Cleaner
BY its aid gloves can be quickly and repeatedly
cleaned and made equal to new; even when bad
ly soiled they can be readily restored. lei easy
Of application and is perferfectly free from any
dor For sale by druggists and fancy goods
dealers Price Is cents a bottle s'eii sss
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Mo'tuny.The number Of deaths in the
city for the week ending Saturday, Sept sm-
Der 2, is 81; in addition one stillf,orn
(white) was reported. Sex-malss, "a +;
females, l3. Color-White males, s
white females, A; colored males, lG; col
ored females, 8.
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NJ Thompson's Pomade Opdmc, as aress-
ing for the Hair, is all that is required; purely
vegetable and highly perfumed, it softens, i'm
proves and beautifies the Hair, strengthens the
roots and gives 1t rich glossy appearance -
For sale by all druggists. Price, So and 70 cents
ner hottie. - ---. l-.. - .... r-..l-- ~
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gina enterprise and is Of the people, and
should be built up and kept in operation.
All that is now needed is the travel and
freight, and MIR. Bragg will make the road
what it ought to be.
Pic-Nic.-The town was alive this morn
ing with the children of the Methodist Sum
day school, getting ready to visit the Prov
idence Sabbath school picnic. We wish
them good time.
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OLD PAPERs--in any quantity for sale at
~ THIS OFFICE
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ssEmBLYHALL. sRAND CONCERT,

FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY
MosDAY AND TUESDAY EYEsINGs
SRrr. llTH AND 18TH.
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We were pleased to greet, among nu- rt
meious other friends from abroad, the yer-
erable Arthur Bryant, Of Princeton, llli-
nois. Mr.. Bryant was one Of the pioneers
in Western settlement and Western horti-
culture, and is the father Of many orchards
which make their owners happy in the
West. He is universally beloved as man,
as he is respected as skilled pomologst.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-06

Our old friend, Parker Earle, represents
she Veste,m Rma1. He also represents .
small pear orchard of $4,000 trees at Cob
den, Southern Illinois, and is worthy to re-
present any great good thing anywhere.