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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-31

Amt You ASHAMED 2--The STATE
JOURNAL is kept quite busy fighting three daily
Democratic papers, and watching to prevent
them from taking nigh cuts on us when every
t1ing goes fair; but when "whoppers" are
told on us, we can't help from asking, "Ain't
you ashamed ?"
just look at that great big Enquirer this
morning, when it says, "The STATE JOURNAL
says there were 1000 persons present at the
lowest estimate,' in speaking of the Republican
mass meeting held on CANDLES Hill day before
yesterday. We didn't say any such thing.
Mr.. Peterson, secretary of the meeting, said
so. Now, why couldn't you do the fair thing
and tell the truth The Democrats keep us
busy correcting their stories, which is unpro-
fitable and unpleasant. If you don't stop, we
are going to leave you to the public, with
whom after awhile, you will become unreliable.
COMPLIMENT TO THE EXoURsIoNIsTs. -
We see it announced by the morning papers
that complimentary entertainment has been
rendered the editorial excursionists BY certain
members of the press and several of our prom
inent business men and by them accepted
While the gentlemen who may be engaged in
these polite attentions deserve the praise of the
community, We regret the want of attention
shown them by our municipal officials. The
policy of neglect is bad and injurious one,
which cannot escape the notice of the party
1t is too pointed, too prominent, for while
every other place through which they have
passed has cheerfuly shown them attention,
Richmond alone declines. In the midst of
political excitement we should not have over
looked the public good.
The blind folly of our officials will, in de-
gree, be compensated for, we hope, by the
individual attentions they will receive on their
return.
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A MELIA SULPHUR sPRINGs WILL Be
IN OPENED FOR THE RECEPTION OF
VISITORS JUNE 10th,

These springs, so long and favorably known to the
public, have passed into the haods of the under
signed, who pledges himself to devote his entire time
to the comfort and pleasure OF his guests. The
waters have been held in high esteem by medical
men of eminence, especially in diseases of the SKIN,
LIVER, and KIDNEYS.
chalybeate spring of great strength has been re.
Gently found near the place.
FINE MUSIC in attendance
TERMs-Board, per month of rs days, $37 90; per
day, 81; per week, $l2. Parties furnishing their
own bed linen and lights, S32 30 per month. Chill
dren under ten years and servants half price.
The hack will meet the train that leaves Richmond
at 916.
Round Tripe Ticket, So so
For further particulars, address the undersigned,
apply to 8. s. CoTTRELL, Richmond.
Il. r. FARRAR, Proprietor.
DR.. NJ. F. I. EVANS, Resident Physician.
nv 1Q--FAw
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will prove their interest in the question by

will prove their interest in the question by
repudiating reputation.
If you can only catch and cage Davis,
johnson, Stephens, and such Democratic
papers as have the frankness to avow the
real purposes of the party, you may make
another successful "wool-pullipg," but
until then you had as well give up the en-
terprise as bad job. The American peo-
pie will not be caught by such chaff,
neither will the old custom of "tail-salt-
ing" succeed You must make another
"new movement" more in accord with
the facts, before you can capture such men
as we have just named.
''If at first you don't succeed"
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John s. DEvLIN,
LOOT Main street

PERsoNAL.-Da. g. WILSON HUNTER offers
his services to all in need of medical attention al
very moderate rates. Pays special attention to the
Diseases of Ladies and Children and will guarantee
the cure of rheumatism and Neuralgia, by the uss
of mis- great remedy, 1.-THE UNDOUBTED CURE"
which can be had for So 90 box of any Druggist IN
every section of country. Persons at distance eau
consult, free of charge, by letter. addressed to his
Office 709 Grace street, Richmond Va
WANTE0-Wanted every Lady to know that the
CALIFORNIA STORE has the largest assortment
of PARAsoLs and sUNsHADEs of the latest
styles in the city, at the
CALIFORNIA STORE,
corner Fourteenth and Main.
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New York Markefs

New York, May sl.--FIour quiet and steady.
Wheat quiet and firm. Corn scarce and firm.
Cotton strong-Sales, 1000 bales. Uplands,
Stocks heavy. Governments dull. State
stock rather heavy. Money three per cent.
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Local Dashes.

Remember the theatre tomorrow night
dangerous in hot weather. G citing drunk.
Does anybody know anybody what's got the
summer fever to-day? ~ 'A'
,, men L. Freeman not q freeman Answer |:
"nen be belongs to every body.
me extreme heat of yesterday induced the
Suosernor 10 appoint two more notaries, there
by cooling himself greatly. ''''
appeared-Ku-Klux.
I'D doore ere is now in the treasury more than
!S.W,oVo. What pity the Legislature ad.
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Mexican AFatrs.

Neao Orleans, May S0.-Mexcan ad-
vices to the 23d have been received.
One million in silver has arrived from
Guadulassara to be shipped to Europe and
the United States.
Tampico has not yet been taken. Con-
sui Baxham says the rebellion has no po-
lltical significance. Its only object is to
rob the merchants.
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TOiMILITARY ORaANIzATIoNs pEsIRINa mol

TOiMILITARY ORGANIZATIONS DESIRING %
CONTRACT FOR UNIFORMS OF ANY PAgTICU
LAR DESIGN OR PATTERN-I am prepared to
furnish samples OF material and estimate Of costs for
one OF more suits at short notice. Owing to my con.
nsesion with the house of Messrs BEyLIN CO.,
New YORK, my facilities for manufacturing this par
aeniar style OF garment in large small quantities
and at satsfactoryiprices unsurpassed.
JOHN s. DEvLIN
LOOT Main street.
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SUMMER RESORTS.


HOT SPRINGS
BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
THESE RENOWNED SPRINGS AND GREAT
NATURAL CURIOSITY
Are situated in the romantic swarm Springs Valley
n'he season of 1871 will
COMMENCE JUNE lsr.
These thermal waters are celebrated for their
CURATIVE virtue In Chronic rheumatism, Gout
Torpor of Liver, Chronic Enlargement of Liver OF
Spleen, Chronic Diarrhoea Dysentery Organic
Paralysis, Old Injuries Diseases of the Skin espe.
cialIy of Syphitic origin, Chronic Diseases of the
Uteris Affections of the Womb, and other Diseases
. delicate character incident to Females.
Baths vary In temperature from $50 to HOO Fahren.
heit.
The accommodations are first class and offer un-
surpassed attractions to the invalid and pleasure
seeker
Telegraph Office In Hotel
Prof. J. L. CABELL, M. D., of University of vir.
inia Resident Physician.
Descriptive Pamphlets with full particulars fur
nished on application to
sc. TARDY CO.,
TA0S. r. PRICE co.,
Richmond, Va,
or JAMES A. AUGUST,
my l9-tJyl Hot Springs, Bath County, Va.
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THE CEREMONIES YEsTERDAY.-Our
National Memorial Day, generally and sacred
ly observed throughout the land, dawned
auspiciously over the beautiful city of Rich
mond. At an early hour the gates of the Ma.
tional Cemetery opened their white arms of
welcome to the multitude who thronged thith.
er, bearing. flowers to adorn the graves of our
heroic dead. The floral decorations adorning
the entrance leading into the grounds, were
tastefully disposed, the wreaths fitfully sway
ing in the breeze as if threatening to shower
the earth with crowns. Every grave received
its Offering of love, many of them blossoming
from head to foot, and the work of decoration
proceeded with quiet and respectful tender-
ness more impressive than words can convey
The address by the Rev. A. r. Miller was well
received, abounding with patriotic and chris.
tian sentiments, and delivered in a clear and
forcible style. The address was prefaoed by
the "Battle Hymn of the Republic" and
should have been followed by the grand old
Union doxology, "Star Spangled Banner"
but sudden shower dssipated the majority
of the crowd rather unceremoniously and left
the notes of "0ur National Flag" floating on
the breeze.
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APPoINTED.-Judge Bond this morning
appointed George W. Young, of Mecklenbur1
county, q United States commissioner for the
Eastern district of Virginia.
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THoMPsoN's PoMADE 0PTIME. as dressing
for the Hair Ia all that is required purely vegetable
and highly perfumed, it softens, improves and beam
tides the Hair, strengthens the roots, and gives 1t
rich, glossy Appearance For sale by ali druggists
Price, 80 and 10 cents per bottle,
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Transportation. Hugh L. Bond ad-
Jaurned his court this morning until the 2Otb os
June, and left the city for Raleigh, N. G.. at
noon. " ~ ~
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RETURN OF OLD TIMEs.--Last night
while gentleman was conyersino with a
young lady, "darkey" came along. about
three sheets in the wind, and enquired of the
gentlemen, "who had right to dispute a col.
ored pussun's right to get drunk on holiday."
ne seemed to labor under the impression that
holidays" were still fashionable.
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WANTS.

vXTANTED.-Two small neat HOUSES are wanted,
w and owners of such find responsible, care
full tenants by applying to THIS OFFICE.
my lets
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SHIPPING,
ITO Il NEW YOR X

ITOR NEW YORK.
The OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP <SM1MN'
steamship SARATOGA, Capt. BLAKEMAN, will leave
her wharf, at Rockets on FRIDAY, June I'd, at
o'clock P. M. Freight received until P. NJ.
Through bills of ladng signed and goods for
warded with dispatch to all points-north, south,
east and west. Close connections made with Cunard
line for foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
w
Round Trip Tickets........... .............. 20 90
For freight passage, apply to
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent,
my 31--2t No. 8 Governor street.
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LADIES, ATTENTION Just received one hun
dred cases assorted Ladies', Misses ohdrens, Mems
and Boys BATS, which will sell at my usually
LOW PRICES, at the
CALIFORNIA STORE
corner Fourteenth and Main
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ARRESTED. Rowland Hill, one of the
judges of election at the second precinct Jeffsr-
son Ward was arrested this morning, and
brought before U. s. Commissioner Hambrick,
charged with violating the enforcement act,
and was baied in the sum of $500 for his ap.
pearance on the second Monday In October
next.
j. +. Schonburg, Judge of election at the
second precinct Marshall Ward, was also aru
rested and brought before the same officer.
HIS case was continued until Monday next at
10 A. M, to which time be was bsiled in the
sum Of $500.
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WORSE THAN PRovoKING.-W We are at
work by 6 o'clock every morning, searching
for something to please our readers, and con-
tinue until o'clock in the evening. After hav-
ing read the JOURNAL from bottom to top a
half dozen times. we stroll around to get little
fresh air and relief from reading newspapers
At such an hour, to have a newsboy insist upon
our buying ene of our own papers, is more
than our nature can stand. We are tired of it,
and would be glad to be relieved of the annoy.
ance. There, now Don't any of you fellows
go and say that it is annoying to any body to
have the JOURNAL offered them. This would
be naughty.
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PERsoNAL.-Col. D. B. Parker, U. S.
Marshal for Virginia, left the city this morn
ing with his family, for his former home in
New York. He will be absent for several
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IHE DtspatcA has wisely concluded that
JEFF. Davis talks too much.
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DIED.

DIED.
DABNEY.-In this city, May Both. at o'ciock p
NJ, of cholera infantum, BLANCHE BERNARD
youngest child of Robert A. Il. and Virginia M
Dabney, aged is months.
We miss her words cannot express
The loss now sustain
Yet she is in Heaven at rest
Oh, why should we complain.
Hell funeral will take pa,e from Broad Street NJ
E. church, on THURSDAY, yuue LIST, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ The relatives and friends Of the family ara
invited Ia attend
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DISCOVERY OF JACKSON WARD.-Deter-
mined not to be contradicted In every state
,haa meni we make, we sha! hereafter give our au.
Hon. Lewis Lindsey lie responsibIs n M t;no
nrst the discovery Of the creation of jackson
Ward. de says that company of engineers.
engaged IN deepening. Dutch Gap canal, after
gong down about thirty feet below the ordi.
nary bottom, discovered city, which was 90
accurately described. as we'll as the number
an and n: color Of the inhabitants, that the party
determined to form real one just like it.
Searching for sometime without success. tbev
ascertained that Jackson Ward" would suit
tneir purpose exactly. The matter was laid
eeiore the Council, and after being debated
tor 70. sometime city was formed, like the newly
1nat you could not tell "'tother from wbich.U
Inc two are perfect, with the exception of one
treeman, and just now it is hard to tell what
he he Is ,ke, ne seems to be like the "pig" sent
time and 'fpup" at another.
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POLICE CoURT.-The following cases
morning: '-''
Robert Jones, colored, for threatening to shoot
plaintiff severely lectured. N wv
-, W. Ii. Garns oolored, charged with trespsssing on
tne premises OF the K. d D. railroad company and
Let off. Wy o'ui"noo
robert SCOTT, colored, charged with being drunk
sha asorderiy and for violently resisting the police
5000. III 'no SUN oi
John Herald, for assaulting AMI striking the son
Ing to make his appearance -'''
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FOR NEW YORK.

EOR NEW YORK.
The VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP and SMHXTf
PACKET COMPANY'S IS elegant steam ~
ship WIN. P. CLYDE. Captain PAaKER will leave
her wharf at Rockets on FRIDAY, June I'd, at s
Pm.
Close connections and through bills of ladng given
to all southern EASTERN and western places also to
Europe and Australia.
Fare, S. meals and state.rooms extra.
d. j. BURR, President,
my 2l-3t 1914 Main street.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS behalf of Col.
Edward Daniels, chief editor and manager
of the STATE JOURNAL, who is now absent
in New York, we acknowledge receipt of
polite invitation to be present at the en-
tertainment to be given the editors from
the North, at Zetelle's on Tomorrow.
Col. Daniels will regret his absence at
this time, as the occasion promises TO be
one of considerable interest to the city.
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TINE IS M0NEY.-The old-timed axiom 10 aptly
illustrated in the of D00LEY's YEAST row
DER. IL s well known that the common process OF
raising dough is slow one and often attended with
unfavorable results from the of poor baker,
yeast, and improper heat. With D00LEY'S YEAST
POWDER the best rolls, biscuits, corn-oakes etc.
be made in the short space of ten minutes, and
success will certainly attend its This ia owing
to its purity strength and the care with which it is
manufactured. DO0LEY q BROTHER, 90 New
street, New York. Proprletors. For sale by all Gro
cers.
LADIES SUFFERING FROM IRREGULARITIES,
or any complaint peculiar to their sex, are guar
anteed speedy relief by DIR. BoTT, No. 73l Main
street. Correspondence strictly confidential. All
letters of inquiry answered free OF charge
Office hours from to IL NJ, to ., and to sH
evening. Sundays, 2 to 4 P. NJ.
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General John Hood, late of the Confed-
crate States army, will spend the summer
with his family, at Selon Springs, Ohio.
There are at present nineteen geological
gardens in Germany, of value of over
six million thalers.
There were in 1776 fifty postofices in
the United States There are now twenty
thousand.
Blackberries are three cents per quart in
Newbern.
Brick Pom eroy is going to California.
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U. ). CIRCUIT CoURT.-In the chancerv
case OF William Flegenheimer, assignee Of the
estate OF Louis Gimmi, bankrupt, which was
argued on yesterday upon petition by counsel
ior lanes Pleasants and Charles Rohr, trustees,
court praying the dissolution of a restra;n;nS
order granted by Judge Underwood to tbe
assignee Flegenheimer, Judge Bond rendered
his decision, that he has no Jurisdiction in the
matter in its present form and stage. and dis,
missed the PLAINTIFF petition.
Counsel for Flegenheiner, James Lyons.
dale; counsel for Patrick Cullen et ais r
Daniels and James Alfred Jones. -
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THE SOUTHERN AssOCIATIoN.-RAFFLE
for the Benent of the Widows and Orphans OF
the Southern States.
DISTRIBUTION No. $50 EyRsrEs MAY so.
"a 80 IS So 66 II IL 4s 20 46 % Is 10
DISTRIBUTION No 3a7 MORNING MAY 81.
% o2 70 81 60 10 90 80 8 80 ss IS 8
Witness my hand, at Richmond, Va, this Slst day
of May, 1871.
SIMMONS & CO.. Q. O. TOMPKNs.
Managers. Commissioner,
CERTIFICATES OF RAFELE, can be purchased
from Capt. W. l. DABNRY, at the Branch o iios, No
Eleventh street, Que door from Main.
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these, the largest number, 80, 372, had nc
other destination, at the time of their
arrival than New York the next la gest
number, 37,313, came to Illinois; and the
next largest number 80, TAG, Pennsylvania.
The reports Of Townsend Glover on
Entomology of Thomas AntiselI on
Chemistry, of William Sanders on Gar
dens and Grounds of the Department, of
G. c. Parry on Botany, and of Andre
Poey on Agricultural Meteorology, all
contain much matter worthy of careful
study. By far the most able of these
reports, and one OF the most elaborate
agricultural articles ever published in
this country, is that of Prof Andre Poey
on Agricultural Meteorology, to which
we shall refer more fully hereafter.
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mas been moved by feelings Of humanity,
out no one would heed his voice.

mas been moved by feelings Of humanity,
out no one would heed his voice.
Mark that in France one always hears
OF Prussia and never of Germany. The
reason Is that there is no ill-will in Ger
many against France. We would have
cordially welcomed the american fedora
tive union of Germany What we OPP
pose is Prussian espotism-Prussian ar
rogance-the greed and cupidity of these
new Macedonians. We may succnnb :
the thing is possible-but when we have
fallen England will feel that she is moth.
ing any longer on the continent, Austria
and Italy will be slaves, and European
civilization will suffer an eclipse more
formidable than under the reign of Ma.
poleon /.
" am old, my dear friend, and AGE
protects me from even the most legitimate
passion; but with my hand on nv heart.
declare this war abominable, and iusti-
fed by no cause and am surprised that
there can be any hesitation in America in
protesting agains the ferocity of fam
atical old King and the intrigues and
cold-blooded cruelty of Bismarck.
Yours with friendship and respect,
EDCUARD LABoULAYE."
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lit all meant, cried also. The strange fig
ure came forward, and took Harry away
saving, Be careful, Mr. Loring, every
thing now depends upon quiet"
"Tell me now | said. Il must know
had such horrible feeling. Oh, Har
old. dreamed Harry was drowned"
His face grew white "He was very
near death; George Gray got him out
George sent down after me. went
after Dr. Hooper, and came right up
There was but spark of life left, but
we succeeded at last"
"How many days ago was it, Harold2H
said l.
Seven weeks ago yesterday" said he
smiling
"Seven weeks ago yesterday said I,
" Impossible !"
"You have been very sick with brain
fever, Ella. You were very near death
and for days we despaired of ever seeing
Harry is drowned; and made him drown
HIMSELF Last night DR.. Hooper said the
crisis was at hand; if you lived through
the night you would get we'll. Oh, Ella /
am so thankful you were spared to mer'
q have been so weak and sinful, Har.
old" said |, and then I told him all, not
keeping back anything.
He heard me through. stroking my
hair in gentle fashion. When | finish.
ed, he said:
ct has taught youa lesson, Ella DEAR
And that was all.
soon recovered. For long time
could not bear Harry out of nv sight. Il
seemed as if could not do enough to
atone for my wicked conduct. The
thonght makes me shudder ever now--it
it had been that Harry had never come
back to me, and that the last words ht
heard from his mothers lips were SO un
kind have had three children since
then, and not one of them has heard (
cross or hasty word from me- Often my
patience is sorely tired. but one though
/ of the horrible death to which Harry
came so near drives the demon away.
Mothers, bear patiently with these in
nocent little ones. Are there not many
whose eyes resting upon this simple story
fill with bitter tears at the recollection o
unkind words and even blows, to the lit
tie children laid away forever?
Who would not give all their worldly
possessions, yes, years of their lifes, to re
call those hasty words that made thei
lips culver pitifully and the clear eyes
/. dim with tears All, you cannot hav,
them back, even for a moment TO kiss thu
sweet red lips. They are gone AID yonl
SIN remains.
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INFLUENCE OF SIRE ON MILKING DUAL
ITIEs OF Cows.-An interesting fact has
been we'll established in the breeding Of
dairy stock, that the power of transmit
ting milking qualities of the breed,
which belong more properly speaking to
the female, resides with the male, show
ing that he possesses the germs, so to
speak, of the milking qualities Of the
cow
| 1t was first proved in the use of the
Jersey bull, which transmitted the rich,
butter making qualities of the milk be
longing to the breed, but has often been
shown since and may be regarded as set
tied. And 1t is practical point of so
much Importance that it ought to be kept
constantly in mind by the breeders of
the dairy stock. No doubt both of the
animals should be good of their kind, but
the bull should be derived from milk
ing stock or come from COW remarka
BILE for her excellence as mixer.
| A disregard of this rule has often led
to unexpected failure, and hence the great
importance of knowing something of the
origin of the animal we inten7- to use as a
| breeder.
| WE have known many instances where
farmers have gone to great expense of
time and labor to raise the calf from some
favorite cow without regard to the quail.
lity Of the bull that sired it, and after all
have only disappointment and disgust at
tie result. # any farmer has such cow
he should remember that IL is equally i'm
portant to know something of the
male from which she is bred. -Mass.
Ploughnaaaa aa