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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-03-09
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-03-09

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pertbeilun96z8iI
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100000 older 2anpe6 ben 9dnoen elmer
Mn3abl BON Gtlenbabn>@ pmpa9nien uup
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,eur, 1etner in Der Botl9aft ausselpro<
denen @ni@t eetreu, Elm @eto se9en bic
acknowledgement eialesen nerbe-
Da Die 2eetslatur, BET teren beporlteben>
Dem @hlub, ni6t mebr bic 3eit bat, btu.
@eto entse9en no9mals Ut beidlteben>
unp pbnerem aud feline Mu6li9t ouf
cine 3meiorittelz Maioritdt porbanpen it,
70 bleibt bic gauge Sade rie le it, b. J.
in statu quo. Nu9 fein l1nslid. Der
9erooe @eo 1T INNER ter bette !; Die Ser
tbetlune cer 9dnpereien gu etnem, nur
ein;elne 2ofalitdtea be9unfisenoen3pede
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i'm Staate b%erporbrinsen unb eS i9etnt
uns pur@auS notbwenois su ietn, eff
pariber ms @eine 3u tomnen, pb tie
pftermabnte 81 enbabni4ulo uao tpte ptel
parar besablt ruerpen icle, ebe man bic,
III beren 3ablunsl alS !&elerpe oienentet
2dnpereten 1pegsiebt."
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sn ct. peter >m1urre bic Nitbtr-
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-03-09

VtuIIW WI etu6te9SNOIu ute tIy;
ldii9en Geloer tntlan9. @ s ss 49, j..
Die 8ajonette uno 6elrne blibten> II
Der 1@Snen Mdr3 :Spnne;; urb BE Sab:
men, bic 3euetn pteler 5@dluaten uni
&dmpfe, perlteben Dem @an3en elmer
srobartisen Anbltd !; bic Gruppen lelbf
iaben auseeset&net aus uue tonnte mar
tbnen bic StrapaBen beS &rte9eS taun
anleben.
Die @esierun9 bat bic MuF5lun9 be,
mobilen Nattonal>@ arben aneecrbnet. =
Die beuti&en Truppen baben paria
aeftern oerla6en ; ber &atler uno BEL
arenprin3 baben f@ mad Gerrfers BE-
9eben. .' &C.. !,
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limtnarten rattft3trt ); unt
bat Tapre rem Nei6sfan3ler bteriber TO-
fort Die amtlibe Mtttbeilun9 ju9eben
laien. 8ismarf erptperte, baB ct bereit
lei, bic Griepensoertrd9e au6;utauiden
uno babe Der &atler ben .@ertra9 bereits
unter;etdnet. @.... W
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foleenpe Mrttfel -, W." =
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ltonen Trancs an Deutl9lano iu sablen,
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bar III.
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iammlung; Die peutlaen Gruppsn werz
Den Damn paris une ,bas. linfe @eine>
ufer %perlafeu, ippie pie Departements
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GrieoenSabIblub binter Der 9oire serblsi>
ben, nit Musnabme p%erjentoen, melpe fir
paris erforoerli& fno, jepc6 barf bic
&e9terun9 nt9t mebr al6 10000 Mann
IN YartS tationiren.
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men TrancS erfolet 1T.
Na@oem 900 MiQionen Grancs be-
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nur nod etne 8elaBune BON $4,000
Mann in Tranfret9 surildtleiben.
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fort Trantrei6, mi5reno anosrweittg fit
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meiteren straightforward unb bat Die frant.
&egieruns fir bic peutlaen BelagunB6z
truppen in Tranfretd eenl9enren Yroz
plant 3u ltefern.
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partement6 fol- paS &e9t III teben> aus
%;umanrern, uno fol- tbnen fit ttelen
3wed cine aneemc0ene 3eit bewiQtst
meroen.
Sci Nbl4lus be6 TrieoenS loIen Die
@efan9enen iofort In 8reibett eeleBt werz
Den.
Na6 Qualification teS Trierens rperz
ben Die 0ertrdee iofort enepalti9 tn8rQl>
iel unterjet9net.
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ni9t elauben, tab Die Ser. Staaten bel
elmer Mnneftirun9 tbr Yapiereelp einl6>
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taunlid ; e6 1T ueberfub pa an Sran@
gen. @itronen, @ocosnQGen, @acap, 8a>
r1auen, Ananas &c Reis, &artofeln So
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unb 6eftSli@tettfs NIB aus rem esptsen
lBdroertrtte tou1sRen f6uns. Die Com.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-09

NEsTERN DIVISION OF THE CHESAPEAKE
AND oHIo RA1LRoAD.-The formal opening
Vi Inc western division of the Chesapeake
aug Ohio railroad took place on Monday
iast. FROM private letter received In this
city Thursday night we learn that the frat
train brought through from HUNTINGTON to
Gharleston forty-one passengers besides
the dead-heads." The following are the
oincers of the Chesapeake and Ohio and
Virginia Central Land Company Colonel
~. w. EmmoDs, principal agent of the
chesapeake aud Ohio Railway Comnanv
anu The Virginia Central Land Company.
General John Ii. Otey, agent of the Central
Lano company; Mejor r. Il. Fisher, chief
c,efh western division Of Chesapeake and
Onio railroad; Colonel j. j. Brisbin.
eashler captain J. +. Mallory, master Of
transportatlon [. j. Hamer, ESQ, master
machlnlst; L. ". Arms, clerk of motive
power; captain James Love, freight agent:
Sapsain Arnold, ticket agent G. W. Cos
raIah, telegraph operator; Conductors,
piaphey Williamson and Richard Dabncy !;
baggage agent, Benjamin p. briggs; bag.
saYe master; James NJ. Southworth Colo
net II. /. Douglas, principal engineer in
cnlige , OF western division of Chesapeake
anu Vnlo railway !; Captain G. Morris, re-
sluent engineer; Captain W. G. William
SUI, chSlneer IN charge Of construction OF
sissant engineers Colonel II. E. Coleman
ana Otto Ehbets, draughtsmen j. r. Bur.
Ton, Esq, clerk. Members of the engineer
corps !: Messrs. Isaac n. Arnold, Z. A.
Cralle, A. D. Muupin, J. III. Douglas. M
Z. Hawkins, III. L, Davies.
a number OF these officers were sent from
this city.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRROw.-Wc
note the following special appointments
Second Baptist Church.-Rev. c. {. Bit.
ting at II a. NJ. and * =. NJ. Monthly
meeting of the Baptist SundaySch ool AS
sociaton at 81 p. NJ.
Fulton Baptist.-Rev. DR.. Jeter at II A
NJ.
Monumental Emscopal.-Afternoon SER
vice at 3h p. NJ.
Trinity Methodist.-Bishop Doggett at /
A. M; Rev. DR.. l.. NJ. Lee at 7 p. 81.
Sidney Neth0di$t.-Rcy. George {. Van.
derslice at II A. NJ. and I I. NJ. Commu-
Mon after morning service.
odd Fello,cs' Hall corner Franklin and
MAYO streets).-Rcv. d. NJ. Henkel at II A.
NJ. and 7 p. N.
Centenary.-Thc regular monthly meet
ing of the Methodist Suuday-School Society
of Richmond and Manchester will be held
at 3 2. NJ.
Second PresbWeridn.-Rey. DR.. Hoge has
returned and will preach at the usual
hours.
Virginia HaH(Ninth street).-Rey. John
Blenner at II A. NJ. Sermon TO children
at 8 2. NJ. Services In German.
Grace Street PrcsbWel1an.-Rev. Dir,
Read has returned to the city and will
preach ut IL A. Nj. and p. NJ.
Christ Church (Valley).-Rev. Mr.. Hox'
ten is expected to preach at 4 L. NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-09

POLICE COURT, FRIDAY-JuStice J. j.
White preSidsng.-The following cases were
disposed of:
Henry Morgan, charged with breaking
into ard entering the house Of Joel Clay
ton. DISCHARGED.
George Henderson (colored), charged
with stealing stavcs from Henry Metzger
Found guilty and sent to Jail for tive days.
Benjamin Miles (colored), charged with
being an escaped convict from the Virsinia
penitentiary, was discharged.
Henry Is. Halle, charged with being
drunk and trespassiug on the premises Of
Thomas Filgate and using indecent lan-
guagc towards his wife. Fined 81.
Joseph Equi and Julia Thomas, charged
with unlawful cohab bitation. Discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-09

OF plunder upon his affairs, and claim the
rewards Of Heaven for the shedding OF n
Dfother's blood. That these things are
done shows how little yet the principles of
Christ have penetrated what processes 10
be bis Church.
In oil the sermons preached during the
war we remember none from the text we
have quoted from James. God has affixed
penalty to trausgression, and In this world
Dltion and chastisement. No evil happens
TO man that does not preach to all men the
consequences Of sin. Some are inevitable,
as the sickness and death of the just, but
these are only apparently evil. Some are
evltabie. Whenever q drunkard dies by
drunkenness the judgment is upon the law
less appetite that smites him down. not
only upon himself. It Is for lis to pity, to
fear, and to avoid, his condemnation. Love
OF riches pierces men through with sorrow.
God has been pleased in his mercy to
weaken the attractions Of wealth by making
1t uncertain as well as unsatisfactory. No
prudence, no caretulness, can secure
wealth. Continually, in some unexpected
way, 1t takes to itself wings. It Is Gods
testimony against worldlness, not only in
the individual sufferer, who may, indeed,
not have sinned in that way, but against
the accurscd thing itself. The burning OF
the millions of acquired property in Chi
cauo il, indeed, q sad warning against all
who persist in laying up treasures upon
the earth. 1t calls upon us all to search
our own hearts for the fascinating leaven of
covetousness. It is the deadly sin Of our
time and of our race.
In all that we have said we do not throw
any doubt upon that special providence
that watches over n good mans life. all
generals are made up of particulars. We
believe God to be ever present and always
active-very near to every one OF us, ana
particularly to them that call upon nm.
But these providences over lndiVldual lie
must be left to individual discovery. God
knows how to impress the spirit with the
special testimony, or how, with tho lndi'
yldual consciousness or Wlthoutlf, to impart
the Intended blessing. 1t is secret with
which the stranger should not NEEDLE. We
fear this solemn matter is too loosely con-
ceiyed Of and too freely talked about. We
do not like the Use Of the word providence
as a common term for all the interesting in-
cidcnts of life, and particularly for every
natural death. 1t loses all Its force by these
gencral,ies. The doctrine of Gods par.
ocular providence Is one Of unspeakl?
comfort. We should not contound it with
judgments. nor expand 1t into universal
term for human history. His judgments
are abroad in the earth. It is for each man
to learn the lesson in them adapted TO him
J self, and preachers in their Use of them
should restrict themselves to the eluclda.
ton of obvious principles, forbearing doubt
iul, or ut least unauthorized, applications
! Above all, we may be assured that it i not
purpose of divine Judgments to weaken
/ charity.
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RATs.-Rats have an unaccountable foud-
ness for the taste Of phosphorus, and to
this may be attributed the origin OF many
rests Of infllmmable materials. and take 10
them any stray matches that they may fnd
lying around loose. This accomplished,
they undertake to crafty their appetltes
by nibbling the coated ends of the
matches, which are OF once ignited. when
the nest is set in q blaze, and the dcStr,lc-
ton Of TIC house, or perhaps the ship,
which contains it follows. Great care
should always be taken with matches. The
PHOSPHORUS which ii used in them is poi
sonous. Workmen engaged in their man
uiacture often die fearful death from eX-
foliation Of the lower jaw, and children
who have sucked match, if they do not
die, usually suffer terrible agonies.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-09

CONCERT AT THE MONUMENTAL C1raru
A grand concert will be given ut the Mon.
umental church on Thursday evening next
Tor tho purpose OF paying for the repajrs
TO the organ. Besides the selections Inv
TINS excellent choir, whose reputation Is
already wide. spread, there will be heard
on this occasion, for the first time in Rich
mond, the magnificent singing of the
=" Beethoven Octctte," of Washington city.
VINO nave kindly rendered their services to
the cholr. This society of vocalists bore
OIL the prlze-a superb piano-in the Sam
gerlest (sinSers festivaD in New York in
June last Tor their perfection in singing,
ana thls, TOO, over the best choral societies
and singers clubs in the country. The fact
that Mrs. Lockerman and Mr.. Wheat take
part in this concert is sufficient alone.
however, to make it success in every re.
spect.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-09

TIE RICHMOND SENATORS AND DELEGATES.
Iu the Senate, Mr.. Wynne is on the FL
nance and Library Committees Mr. Con-
nally on Courts OF Justice, and on County,
CITY, and Town Organization Mr. Holla-
day on Roads and Internal Navigation.
Some of the Senate committees are yet to
be appointed. In the House, Mr.. Daniel is
chairman of the Finance Committee Mr..
Gilman is On Schools and Colleges and Lii
brary Mr.. Lovenstein is chairman Of En-
rolled Bills, and is also on immigration and
on Banks and Commerce Mr. Brown is
on Roads and Navigation and on Asylums
and Prisons; Mr.. Dooley is on Courts OF
Justice and on Militia and Police.
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NO. 147.

FARAvILLE BANK1so AND IssUr .rcy ~,
hn 80 "a charter Of Incorporation grant Il
~ ~ pSuage Dickinson, of the Circuif t:o,,rt
R,a,rice d rince Edward county. to the FarmyilIs nI
reea;1ng nng and Insurance Company. has been
arvsea tarv W lor record at the office OF the secrn.
ia anth n zig commonwealth. This company
&C.. 'ot and tn IL 70 ms insure houses, vessels, &C.,
ddn mne capital stock is not to be Iess tbsn seG
uou nor more than $500, 600. to- be % d;v;Je,J fJe,
sa taeo saares OF 500 each. The nrincin.I oe 81.
nee IS to be at Farnville. and the dfcsrs as o.s
a1r ah,a the f,rst year are as follows: A. B. Ven.
npee; npes; president; s: B: McKenney, vice.
traaa tpr.es.oent; j: a. Motley. secretary and
VenohIe ensIler. 6 DIRECTORS: j. T. Gray, 4. d.
Ms, e. G: Richardson, j. T. Ligeon: G. M n
walker, ". D. Rice, 4. r. Venable " q q
ona veana9ie, i{ Jr;, z. S. Paulett q. A. Blsnton
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ILLNESS OF BISHOP McGILL.-Our Cath(

ILLNESS OF BISHOP MCG1LL.-Our Cath
lie community was much grieyed und
alarmed on yesterday morning when the
congregation of st. Peters cathedral were
requested to offer their prayers Tor the re-
covery of their much-beloved bishop, who
was lying dangerously i'll. Drs. Houston,
Mcguire, and Beale, his attending pbyoi-
claus, were with him during greater part Of
the day, and though his condition was such
as to give good cause l?r anHletY; .ne uo au,
premature and without foundation. On
Yesterday afternoon the last sacraments
were administered to the bishop, but, as
every Catholic knows, this is not an alarm
ing indication. This is always done in cases
of severe indisposition, more as. precau-
tonary than ha as s evenpg o Was
much easier, and it was hoped that he
would recover. He is suffering from au at
tack of mulariOuS fever.
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- NOW FOR CHEAP DRESS

- Now FOR G II L i DRESS
GtO3~ Irrgc slccE good aasortment, low prices.
N-fCE ALPACA at .5o., arc, 35e., 4oc <3e.,
..-.. tu,., HIr. I'D up 20 II 80; ,very brand OF
:r.ca, from the DE t. tie eggplant: Plain AID
,.-,!,I puI'Ll ~. 81 -! coiors; SAT- EESS,
J>ip.E51 %GJI%,', EfE*GHiHES, hA&f-
l.-&Il', fLAID5, ALTACAs IN all colors ~
.rr: OTTOMAN CLUTlis, BLhCk and co.,
IHED -, Lhl%E5, FRENCH MEGISUS,
akTT1ENS, ROBES DE CHAMBRE t'he latest
tty,esL TECOuH EErS, BLACK SILKS ~
f!.s =. so, 81 IS 81 %, eud up to s1.73 ell very
r.e.p;u.d. I.YO%3 SIIs X T-..NET IL S'S so per
,a.t wJu.d be chcsp ~ sleCo; SlLh-FAtED
..INEI. II Slack 8al co.oIcd, at low prices /;
!.rA.R NEHlNU, EH.tGN A Is Il NJ II,
t.Ar Dh'-TA, aud other ;tyles or fash'ona-
...rs.,s. Cio,..s, xt LEVY BhOTUERS',
1918 ana .2iJ Main street..
r<HLTA"HED KNIT ting COTTON soc. a
..D-.d: CCTT ~ YARN 81 so per bundle. no IS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-09

CuAScERT CouET OF RICHMOND. FRI
DAY-JudGe L. II. Htzh,Jh.-The follow
Ing cases were disposed of:
Kent Us Whiteside aud others. Decree
Of April %, 1871, having been fully salts.
fed and discharged. order now directing
cause to be removed from the docket.
Stiles e. Christian and Steger, counsel.
Corbin, &C.. rs. Mills's executor. Order
conveu!ng creditors Of Nicholas Mills, de-
ceased, under section 81, chapter 1872, Code
Of 1860, Us amended by act Of July II, 1870,
and referring cause to commissioner for
further inquiry and report. Meredith,
Plc3sants. Guy Il Gillian, counsel.
Mitchell K Williams Us. Clarke, &c. De-
cree sustaining exceptions to commission
cr's report, and recommitting the same for
further inquiry and report. Lyons, Daniel,
and SanGs, counsel.
Robinson'S executor rs. Robinson, &c.
Decree sustaining the objections Of John
Il. Mo!loy to the sale made to him of prop
crty mentioned III the report OF sale, and
releasing him from said purchase and con-
tirmiug report of sale. Johnston & Will.
llams, Jones, &C., counsel.
CrutchteId Is. Bawsell. Order for sur
yey Of the pro perty in the bill and proceed
ings mentioned. Howard & Wise and j.
B. Young, counsel
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road, Steamship and canal officers ana agents anc
ali otbers having orders for printing, TO the facil
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PROGRAMMES, Bah Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-09

to nock ESoN STRINGS CoMpANY.--A char
TIrnaA a lncor rpofationn, granted by Judge
county to the Rock Enon SPRINGS Com.
pany, has been received at the office oS % the
secretary ., of the Commonwealth for record % o
~ 1ms company is authorized to enaaTe ~ -,
Tue mining, milling, or manufacturing b,,. II
snl siheSs, besides keeping summer resort
dna nme capital stock is not to be less than s3o
ooo nor more than 5000, 600. divided mo
snales .1 OF Sl,oV0 each. The principal Office
Oh she company Is 10 be at Enon SPRINGS
ana the officers for the first wear are as fnl
lows President, Francis II. Smith: W
6Ballamtye, vice.president Frederick w
rratt. t,eas secretary =; and George W. Bullock
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-09
Auction SALES TO-DAY.

DAVENPORT & co. will sell st Il NJ. ct their
Office. over the Firs. National Bank, Virginia,
saUnited states, and Petersburg Railroad bonds
A. ". ROSEN, hi9h constable viii sell at II 4.
n. molas5eg, furniture, q mule harness aud
cart, trunks, one close hack, cakes, Sc.
COOK 4 LAUGHTON will sell at 10 A. NJ, q.
the horsc-loL horses, mules, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-09

IsFASTIcIDEs.-Coro Trent was called
upon Yesterday to view the bodies OF two
NEGRO children, All infanticide being evil
dent In each case. The first was child OF
six months, found in an alley near Linden
Row, and the other, which was only three
days old, was picked up in gulley at the
extreme end of Baker street between
Eighth and Ninth. Diligent inquiry failed
to throw any light upon the author Of the
crime in either case.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-09

BADLY HURT.-Mr. r. B. Westmoreland,
watchmsn at the Gallego Mills, suffered q
severe accident yesterday morning. He
was greasing some machinery when; he
slIpped and fell. His right hand. which
was caught between the driving wheel and
the wall plate, was very badly mashed;
DR.. White rendered the required surgical
attention to the sufferer. Mr.. Westmore-
land lives in Manchester.