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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-04-04

IT is rumored that Colfax will retire from
private life 10 accept position as President
Of company who have recently patented i
gum elastic tooth wash.
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SUMNER va. GIANT, EFT. AL.-This case
has been tried by the people, aud popular
verdict returned fox the plaintiff.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-04-04
DUB NEW YORK LETTER.

che Continental Railway Cheap
and Quick Eransit Dstween the
Pacific and tina Atlantic "A Fro
ject Of xmsaense Importance to
the weat. 's9's
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-04-04

A Medical Trssssss Of thi+y-two pages, sent
post paid, On rscsipt Of two three cent possags
stamps. Address
jss-dewly n. u. lie uRoiz, Albany, N. r.
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MercuFial or Syphilitic Rhe umaiism
and Neuralgia,

and Neuralgia,
Thoroughly er.dioatsd Mercury and all dis
eases arising from an impure sr POISONOUS state
Of the Blood, and defy those whe suffer from
suoA diseasss To obtain a radical cure without
the aid Of this important remedy
1t operssss on the system entering the blood
peutralz ng ths rirus ef poison, rs-ssta blishing
the healthy functions, Of the animal economy,
an d thereby snEhiipg the system to arsdlcste the
disease and cast of tbs obnoxious matter ny the
Bowels, Urine, Breath and Skin, causing no
sensible svaeuatiops
1t is pleasant to take, assimllstes readily with
the food, aud does not Interfere with the usual
diet or advocations.
Enclose cent stamp and send for sealed cir
eular.
All commun ications strictly confidential
Prioe S.. 90 per bottle sent free FROM observ aton
BY mail or express, to any address, receipt of
the money. Address
JOUN r. WILKINSON,
Druggist and Pharm Aceutist.
In Medical College Building. corner of BIondeAu
and Seventh streets, kEOkUk. IOWA,
m27-dly.
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No. 5.-Adver.

Let the sfaicted read, and kan that a perfect
And radical cure ie warranted and guaranteed to
all who are afflicted. DR. RAPHAEL Describes
the disease without any information from the pa
tent he explains ite cause. and guarantees it,
cure and what lie better stH be will honestly and
frankly tell you whether You can be cured or not
which viii ezye your health and life from wrong
treatment lie cures private and secret diseases,
without the usn of marcury, hindrance from husi.
ness. or fear OF discovery or exposure. His DO.
tanic remedies restore manhood and vigor and
make the barren fruitful and enable the single 10
get married, with the assurance
Of having contented wife and
healthy children
LADIES,
whose delicate health make IL
necessary for them not to have children, use his
Preventive. 1t NOT only prevents an increase Of
hmily, bat II viii promote and preserve the health,
because his PREVENTIVE against having chill
dren IL Innocent, safe and sure. II does not in
terere with diet or occupation II operates With
ont sickness or exposure. Ii Ladies' who have
suffered from misplaced confidence, consult him
bef3As they get married, he will restore their
bloofn, freshness and yigor Of youth. and enable
them to enter married life with confidence OF health
and happiness.
EEr Consultation hoars from 10 A. N. to 3 P.
NJ, at No. S1S EAST MADIs0N STREET,
up stairs Consultation fee Two Dor1.AHs Ir
tsrvewe eeafaeniial.
persons ut q distance may communicate confden-
tialis by letter If they enclose 1--WE Dollars for
consultation lee Send twsnt cents for his hook
entitled: Gums ~ HEALrH AND LONG LARS p and
Gentleman, as only one will I've to the same
address. bis circulars about Winning the Afoo-
tious Of tie opposite Sex" aud Important Hints
Business Men-" viii be sent gratis with the boob
address all lettafs rs follows:
DE-. Raphael, Poss Office Box
No. 17SS. Chicago III.
ssu~-~e---zz=sssz---s<--sr-
THIRD WI0THs
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-04-04

va DIR. BoHANNAE's Treatise on Spec
laI DIssasss," which fully explain the nature,
causes, 81 mptoms, eto., Of ''SFermatsrrhsa" OF
seminal " sakness," and all the evils resulting
IRON self Abuse, and impsdiments to marriAg,
generally. Also, valusbis information IN other
delicate SUBJECTS. Sent Free to address in q
plain sealed envelope.
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Office No. 619 North Fifth street, (between
Washington Ave. ana Green strsetsL
SAINT AUUIS, MISSOURI
Established IN IT. LoxHfa 1897.
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CURES ALL UHhONIO AND SPECIAL
~ diseases In . shOrI time, either in Male OF
remA ale charges low Iess; uBes no Msrcury.
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To Nebraska, California. ana Kansas,
and the b. d N. X. X. Lands.

The Burlington Route" so called. lies
right in the path Of the Star Of Empire. II
runs almosi iams.liaisly in the centre OF
the great westward movement of emegra-
iion. Crossing illinois and lows. IL strikes
the Missouri River al three points.
These three points are the gateways into
three great SECTIONS Of the trans Missouri
region.
The Norihern gate Ia Omaha where the
great Pacific road will take you 10 the land
of gold and grapes, sunny mount aims, and
perpetual summer
The Middle gate is Platismopib, which
opens upon the South half Of Nebraska,
south Of the Platte river. region unsur,
passed Oh lbs coalineR, for agriculture and
gazing. just here are the b. g. NJ Rail.
road lands, concerning which Geo. s. Har'
! ris' the land officer at Burlington, Iowa.
can give you all information aud in abe
heart of them is Lincoln, the Stale csti
and Pre- sent Terminus of the road.
The Southern gate leads TO kansss by
connections with The 81 Joe Road nj Ham
burg. rpnpipg direct " 81. Joe aBd Kansas
City.
The trains of ibe Burlington run smooth
ly and safely and make II connexions. II
ruhs the best of coaches. Pullman Palace
and Pullman dining cars and should you
AXE the journey for the journeys sake
alone, you will be repaid: or take il ia
find home or farm. and you cannes ind
! either better than amongtbe b. 4 NJ. lands
where you can buy on Ten yeas credit,
and at a law price.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-10-05

TEAcnEns' ExNNirkrIoS..--Ap applicants
Tor schools IN Sny lct Co.. will hr cxluiu
,i At tIu.s roads School II use. for Nc
Terry and indepcn n. Discreet, ra'ut.
sept. s..
Chapman - Eohr,r's School mouse Tnur,
day Oct. 9th.
Washington -fre'burg Academy, Fri.
day, Oct. 9Th.
CPpiTc. - -CeEircyills. Saturday Oct. 7th.
Cnion.-Port Treverton, Monday Oct
9th.
Monroe e,--shamoGin Dam, Wednesday
Oct. ilth.
Jackson --Kratzerville thursday Oct,
l2lh.
Middlecrcck .-weizel's School hapse
Friday Oct. Jan,
Pcnn.-Row's Church, Saturday Oct
| lIih.
Pcrry.-sshncc's Church. Monday Oct
10Th,
Beavcr.--Beavcrtow own, Tuesday Oct. Eth
West Beaver.-Ulshs School House
Wednesday Oct 18th.
Middlcburg and Franklin. AT Middle
burg, on Saturday Oct. 2lsi.
Exercises will begin at . o'clock Of eacl
| day. Special examinations will he held a
Freeburg on Saturday November ith, an'
llth. Applicants mus, appear At one o
these appointments, as no private examn
atoms viii DO held. The attendance o
Directors and citizens Is expected.
WM. MOVER.
Sept. Goth, 1871. Co. Supt
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AGENTS. A..'', rs (lIiIlIl Fl!!dil!NaI!
Twelve Years aI,SSss ,S.s Wild Indians &. Plainl

The romurkahlc advent nrrs ut the n
mous WHITE CHIEF aud ZIG WARRIOR
smong the Red skins. ihriliing accoun'
Of Great TInn,s, Ilarbrcath Escapes an,
Terrible Contests with the big game nn.
hostile tribes Spirited descriptions @
people, Their Sports, Legends. Tradi
iions. How they Woo md We'd. Scalp.
Doctor, Worship, &c. New. Fresh and POP
ulor. Price Low. u j. sclliGa by IL
thousands with Wonderful rapidity. Sen
nj once for sample chapters, Illustration
md special lrrms, 10 HUBBARD BROS.
Publishers, 72B SAMSON Street Philadclpbi
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-10-05

There is no disease Aesb Is heir to
moro troublesome to manage than
Rheumatism. II comes when you
least expect II, and generally remain.
Till II gets ready ogo away. The most
conspicuous remedy for this complaint
is Jchnson's Anodyne Linimrnt
Two or ,hrco doses Of Sheriddn's s
Coudi,y Coudif'on Iotcders will cure
a horse Of any common cough or cold.
and The very worst cases may be 1ur
ed in few weeks. Wa know this
from experience.
In tho issue for this week or ,ha,
excellent paper, Hearth and Home
No 3o--a new story entitled "Thc Hoc-
sicr School Master" has been com n,cn-
: d. twill bc complete before the
end Of the year IL will contain vivid
and graphic pictures ofoui-of tho way
life in ,uc R,he older western Sia,es
Subscriptions will he received until
ihc completion II the Of the volume
or annual subscriptions can commence
with the present number. Address
Publishers Orange Judd 4 Co, 2ij
Broadway n. Y.
The increased expense Of the Dem
cratic Senate last winter over the Re-.
publican Senate Of the year previou.
WIS about $3.50 per member. A Dem.
ocra tic llousc at The samc rate vii
make all Increase OF slj0,000. Car
VIC ford 10 let the Democracy &C.
couIrol Of our Legislature at tha
cost2 Tax payers it is for you to say
If you want tho annual expenditure.
Of our Legislature Increased $50 .00J.
II you do. vote thu democratic ticket
lf you prefer to savo that $500 900
!, toward paving off tho State debt
vote for the Republican ticket.
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THE
Novelty Clothes Wring'l

Nothing, exssp, the Sewing Machi.s.
has ever been invs@led which 20 much re-
lieyes iLe labor of the household as tbs
-wrnger. But us usefulness does not eni
here. The saving Of ololhing is Of much
yreaiev Importance. is often remarked
iha, articles OF tins texture. last twice %
long when wrung in q wringer as when
wrung by hand, The Novelty has Cog
wheels on both ends. The rolls are
allowed to separate freely nj either end
These. besides other advantages which it
contains. seem TO he indispensable TO n
practical wrihger -Ne,c York indepsadsnL
the Novelty Wcinger.-iias be
come m indespe nsab.e institution In thoa
sands Of families. And we believe its great
and increasing pu pulariiy IL fully meli,ed
for the Novelty evidently possesses all
The requisiies Of a 6rst class. practical ma.
chine. Indeed. .at,er using ono Tor many
months in our own family, we are prspar
ed TO indorse the Novf),y as unsurpassed
(ibe laundress says uneqnaled), by any VI
the several wringers previously tried
Moorss Rurm NeW- Yorkfr.
Sold Evsrywhsrs. 4, N. ID. PHELP5& Go.
den. Agts. l0e Chambers SIN. Y.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-10-05

Do Republicans realize that the
lection 10 within onc week 7 Ifrhcrc
y yet work to lie done, there il no
lne to loso The last days are i'm
for'ant days and shoIld ba well ini-
proved. A victory We are sure OF
\ good vote aud n large majority are
ryh't arc wanted for the sake Of their
ttect on the opposition They can
Pc had with some effort. The major
fy is in the State. Let US have ii
brought out.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-10-05

TIE trains on the Sunbury & Lew
ktown Railroad reached Puxtonvile
20 Monday last, and The track-laycrs
II. Going their best to reach this
ace by Saturday of this week. Ncxi
Monday Trains will commence run
Eiog between this place AND Lewis stown
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-10-05

TIE State de.aultcr Evans was ar
'cstcd at New York on Friday las
hroush the efforts OF Auditor Geuer-
! llartranft and Treasurer Muckcy,
rhen Tammany at cncc interlcrcd by
Ringing him bcfnrc one orof the IN, S.
orrnpt Judges IN New York % wrlr
II habeas corpus
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-10-05

TnR FAIR Tho Snyder County
Agricultural Fair opened on Monday
last and closed yesterday; and 81 is'
as the attendance was concerned, was
Q perfect success. The articles on
exhibition, agricultural and others,
we're not AZ numerous as they might
have been; but they were at least
equal in character and number 10 the
usual display at Agricultural Fairs
There were some fast horses on thc
ground aud the tro,tiug WAS spirited
and well sustained. We will give
FULLER particulars next week.
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Vote for GROSS!

TnE contract for erecting the new
|iilgc over the west branch OF Md
ecreek. near kautZ, was awarded to
Ii Haughawout OF beavcrtown, for
he SUN OF $780,.
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Vote for HERROLD!

Every hottie Of Halls Vegetable
|tiian Hair Remover Is tested before
FaviDa The laboratory, hence its uni
rm quality and never falling results.
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Vote for FISHER!

snow this to your Democratic
Icigbbor Reduction Of the public
cbt during September, under Re-
,lbicsu rulo, Sl3,I5S, ,62O,. -.
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Vote for WETZEL!

MESsRs YcuNG & c, INNINGS, the
bsr ocratic candidates for Assembly
! This District are both determined
|. main in the Gcld-nei,hcr being
ling to yield to the other.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-10-05

PAYMAsTER IloDuE, under R'pnb
can oversight. has been CONVICTED,
Ieu'cnced and is already iu prison.
POI where are Tweed, Sweeney, Hall,
ln1 Connol'y2 This is the difference
IeiwCeu the Republican aud Democrat.
c parties The oue pupishes Tor
Ilimc--tbe ether promotes It.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-10-05

NEVER was there SO dcmuralz
md despondnpt political party IL.
lie Democracy of Pennsylvania. The
f'vc no Lopcs Of winning, aud al
hey depend npon is light RepYbli-
,an voto Let every Republican io
VERY county of the Comm Duwcall b
IIercise his right Of sutirage.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-10-05
AGENTS WANTED FOR
ROIMANISM AS II rs,

This Book. an clcean, Octave Volume,
containing 80 pages. and lUj First Glass
EngrnvugS, j. an qxhau.iiye ani standard
work. min,nily ndiptci TO the times T.
tally uScovcrs the Romish system from iis
origin TO the present tm,, exposes IT.
hn.cl,ss prctsncc'. lie frauda, it, pcrs,-n
lions. its gross inmorrilitics. its oppo ii
lion TO our public schools aud civil and
religious liberty. II shows its insiliou'
Workings which strongly tend to bring ihi'
c,uairy under full Romish control. Pros
rcctus, anil hooks ready OF application.
ICONS. PUBLISHING 60. HARItOnl
ClAN,
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\ UenfS Wanted.

The new book, GOD REASON AND SCI.
ENCE or The Landmarks Of Truth. i,
highly commended by NIL denomin ,iions
and sells rcpidiy. Agents should secure n
choice ftlJ. nt trcc. send for tetmsan
scec,tra Inducements. FRANKLIN PUB.
LlSlllNG CD. Tl2 Chcstnni st.. rhla'a.
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Vote for BEATH!

The bottom prices--can always bt
Inned at Wapamaker X Browns.
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TOWN AND COUNTRY.

Popular Verdic,-Oak Hall is "fhe
I,ced to buy Fall Clothes.
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Vote for STANTON!

Stirring Timcs-just now a, wana
sser & Browns Oak Hall.
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Vote for WOODS!

First Suits for children, at Wana-
Eakor & Browns, s5 and upward.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-10-05

AFRICAN WINES. .- IL is not gcner
ally known that Cape Colony produces
tho most delicious vines grown ON the
lace OF The earth A cargo received
asa remittance by our neighbors DR..
j. Z. Aver A. Co, cont aims several va
ileties raised there. among which the
Constancia commands The highest
price Of any wine 10 the world. Al.
most the eotire crop of il is consumed
10 the palaces Of Europe. this raye
exception being sent 10 them in ey,
change for their medicines, which
nave long been the staple remedies oi
e0nlh Airicn.--[Bos'on journal.
ENLARGED AND BEAgTIPIE0. the
treat Family Paper for Half II Cen
tsry o. the occasion of entering
apon it's Fifty Pirst year, the Satur-
Afay Eoeatag Post cOmas to Us great,
y enlarged, and in complete suit oi
new type. Fifty years is q long time
IN The hfs Of q paper aud Tho Posi-
~ "oh Wv ptouu VI Ub iunk uuu
honorable career. Tho Post makes
now a New Departure, cnlarping il.
s'ac Fully One-Third, and claims t.
% the Largest and Cheapest of the
Family Paper. 1t also leads of with
Anew Revolutionary Story, called
Agnes Ayre, u Tale Of the Times ol
Sumter and Mariop." ,iitl. y
The Post takes erouad against tn,
low and eorruptina storics now becom.
ic,g 50 oom mon, and pledges uself Il
The publication ofa Pure Literature
such as apy man may take with ssfsl y
INTO the bosom q bis family. Il sIs'
Pledges itseli TO Eutirs Neutrality I,
rolltics. psioe $3.50 ayear. Fou,
ssecpies 5000. Eight (and ono extra
sl200. The Post and Tho Lady
friend "a. 90. Single numbers 9 cents
naaress n, Petersoo 4 Co., 8l9 Wal
~ - PslhdsIphia. z
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Wells Carbolic Tablets

fOR cor CHS, CtLDS S iiORsENESS.
these tablets prescnt the Acid in Combination
With otbcr cilicicnt remedies IN a POPULAR trrm,
for the cure Of all THROAT and LUNG Disc,
ser. nuARsENrss sad ClCEuA' iON OF the
7 'tuoAr are Immediately relieved, and ttate.
m cuts are cor stantly being sent to the proIric.
10 OF reioi In cases Of throat dn cutios Of years
st 'mling.
n Trr1TnN Don't 10 deceived by worth.
CHULlVM los limitations Ge, only
W''ls 'arbilc rablets. Price - Jts por DoS.
JOHN 4. h EbLOGG, Is rlatt ST, y. \.
Sc 4 for circular >,lc Agents Tor the . s.
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AGENTS WASTED. Exclusive territory
ginntci on the
PICTORIAL HOWE BIBLE
Contain. oyer @Ql Illustrations. IL u
complete Library Of Biblical knowledge.
Excrli- nll Others IN English and German
Send Iur Circulars, MM FLINT y CO..
phind ,lphii. III.
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MARKETS, Corrected
- Weekly by wagenseller & Son. 'fI q
DIED.

vii. IL iRhss%:e Rs:s%:'. s".i ABOUT s sSs:sr:.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-27
Tho City Canvass.

.,n If Richmond have then
t,tet before them. Except o'' ,So dol.
nn,,inees for the House, none o. ' W."
ors.es to the last session arc reno mr I,ov.
TSo, so,Id and sturdy gentleman '"' .a,h,r
rrs-r,s "a still tho corncr.st"nc' Tbev
Tho but.cut," of the deies .,,nn They
tue III p ro,,nr and untried men. nc. .s,
arc lnos .s and youth. snd can 90 VI,
o"'e '". r. they show judgmeh. anu
cnersy-suc!, inSal''ao'e 4"'''''' "
ia,,ot . no have our ticket, and now we
m work to elect it. No other COM
NV, 70 in the State has SO much depending
IAN GOOD covernment-upon wise ana
f,thful lecislation--as the people oil hHh'
mond. They can be made to suher more
than anv other, and we may say that wheI
Richmond sustains an injury the State al
large feels the effects Of that injury more
severely than she can feel the INJURY " ""'
other community Of Ike numbers.
Therefore the community OF h'o"'n
should more than any othcr 'o"''n"
feel the obi CATION TO use every inc"ns an"
influence ia their power to keep out % 'he
Legislature the party OF unscrupulous H.
compcten,s who have nearly oankr"p'ca
the southern States where they have had
the power to manipulate their money ana
securities. No man can consider hlmseIi
released from that obligation who is not a
member OF the Republican party. Every
man has n personal interest in SUSTAINING
with all his heart the Conservative noun,
noes The calamity of their defeat wou!o
fall upon each house aud reach the very
hc,,,h-stones of them all. The eFiis I'll
K,dic;l rule are like the frogs oil Egyp' !:
they penetrate everywhere, into every oe-
n,rlmept of domestic economy, ana mo
the very kneading troughS. NO mau can
he acquitted of his duty to struggle against
them, as i. were for The preservation VI HIS
life and all he hold, dear.
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~ his springfield speech,

-! .--.-.- IN his Springfield Speech
,n,,dod TO the old Democrats ..a .,,e vic.
.nat wb,cb was so styled-toaE ~. ~ 'n Dan
.hA. belonged tho sroils.' il INC Den ~.
| 'ols .augbt It, no party ever known ~
oe,a.s .,,n,rv ever adhered to it so strictly
.n's s. .S by it so largely as the Repubi'-
% p, ,rtv which now holds the offices OF the
can, .." 49, Never was it known that the greed
Cur ollie was 80 Unsuitable. Taking all the
nlaces and all the salaries, fees, and lncl'
Jcntals of Government employment-wsth
a vastly increased list of offices-they have
even quurrcled amongst themselves, ana
rushed into the presence of the Chief OK
ecutive offer Of the Government win
their growing aid menaces at each o'hes'
The amount of money pocketed by OIL
cials, by frauds innumerablc ana sleul'ps
without ed, during the last ten years IS
without parallel in official history. ue
victors indeed have the spolls. IN .ne.
Sn,,,h there has been enc sweeping tood OF
spoliation. c,;,na - car
the fashion. He rejects nothihs' out
takes all that comes, not declining those
rresents from oflice.eXpectants, anu not
falling 70 make real their expectations
If,he maxim that "to the victors belong
the spoils" be just, then the Republicans
are entitled to the merit Of more piously
adhering to it than any party that ever ex-
iSfpl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-27

The Fredericksburg Nc,cs states that on
last Friday night the train made the trip
from Richmond to Fredericksburg in two
hours. Fair running, as the distance is
only sixty miles. Yet, had we railway all
the way to Washington by that route that
speed would put us in Washington in three
and half hours. What gaiu in time
that would be, ard how much advantage
would that gain secure to Richmond in in
creasiue intercourse between her and the
North, and bringing so much more cflectu-
al Y to the notice Of the world her peculiar
attractions and admirable advantages. The
all.route from Richmond via Fredericks-
burg to Washington should have been COM
pleted twenty years since.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-27

The New York Tribune throws over i'll
prison.wall another little note of encour
agement to ScHVEz and his colleagues Ii
resistance To mal-,dn; '-'tion. 1t says:
"The corresnorao.1 ""natol
eCHuRz and number of ex.rehaI ~,
Is - agnincant and interesting. The SAINTS
n nhs peel foremost in advocating fram tba
i'la.lorm and IN the Senate. uniyarSaI ~. .ae
nesiy, and this tribute to his upselfish r n-
.t9tism, Taken with the pledges of the i sx
, ,e tos. VINO address him. may be considered
; IaIr INDICATION of the tone and temner ~
urge element In the South. It Ism ehner'
hg elgn for the future" - !" ''ieei'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-27

And now general SIGEL denounccs the
ring"-i. C the New York ring. Or course
Everybody denouuces the 'ring" now, and
why not General SlGEL !-virtuous gentle.
man. The ring is broken up and has no
more money, and what good is there in
star.ding by it! The ring wasab bad one and
robbed the city of very great sum Of mo.
uey, and VIC do not know that there is but
one consolation growing out of it, and that
is A: 1t has brought before the public SO
| many more vittuous men than the public
knew it had yirtuous men who could not
torcgo the opportunity Of deuouncing pro.
higacy and vice which are SO hateful t.
them!