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1871.
1871. ..as. -. - =. 1871.
sCHEDIII,E or TRAINS OYER THE -

RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC ROUTE TO ALL POINTS
NCRThEAST AND NORTH EsT.
TRAln No. L-THhCUGH MAIL TEAM etd
Eighth streets, daily ct ls:a5 p. 81. Arrives IN
Richmond daily at 2:2e z. q. - =. -, -.
Washington leaves the depot corner or BYRD md
Eighth streets, daily {Sunlsys e1cepted), at S6
r. 3D.. arrives in Richmond Mondays excepted
THRCUGH TICKETS aud THROUGH BAG.
GAGE CHECKS TO all principal points Ia tho
EORTHEAST and NURTHWEST.-..,. ~
FREIGHT TRAINS will leave Richmond on
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS. 80.
RichIn ord and Milford win be run daily feundaye
excepted,, leaving the depot corner OF broad anas
Eighth streets 1T l:ao r. RI, and arriving In hicn
ll Apply at ct coMPANY's OFFICE, corner Of
Broad ana Eighth streets. !, M. ,r,, 80 2
General Ticket and Freight Agent.
ED. 4. ID. MYERS, Gsnsral SUPPL fe u
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III sT sP D Z S


ERrysa al Ctyss fstE 50. 81 Il arg sftgsk ~
stGsnsis g. 4;
These thermal waters, are celebrated for their
virtue In chronic rheumatism, gout,
torpor of liver. chronic enlargement OF liver or;
spF Gu chronic diarrhGI or dysentery, n0n-0r-
ganic paralysis, old injuries fsesses Of the skin
Especially OF syphiiitc origin, chronic diseases
or the uterts, affections or the womb and other
diseases OK d delicate character incident 70 fe-
Baths vary in temperature from SO TO no degrees
FAhrenhei,.
The 5accommc dations are frst-class, and cdes
unsurpassed attractions to the invalid and plea.
sure seeker. flfs..t. q. ~ -. sssasy
. Telegraph Office In hotel. ~. -. q
Prof. j. L. CA8ELL. NJ. D., or University OF VIZ.
neser1psive pamphlets, with full particulars,
furnished on application to ~ *. &
sH 4: s. HA A. Ph1 9 e. CO., Richmond Va
JAMES A. AUGUST, Hot Springs,
my 1s-tJ.l Bssncounty, Va. =
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The extensive chair-factory OF Harig,
Koop g. Co., at Louisville, was burned
Thursday night. Loss, $34, 900 insurance,
$4,000.
The first spike of the Northern Pacific
railroad was driven at Kalama, Oregon,
Thursday, with appropriate ceremonies.
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DEPARTURE OF TIE BRITISH CoMMIssIoN-
ERs.-Earl de Grey and his colleagues will
leave Washington on Monday, having taken
passage by the steamer of Wednesday next
for Eneland.-W Washington Patriot.
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ma Epsop0lITAN WORKS.
: ~ SEVENTH AID uANALBTRExTa

STATIONARY ana PoRTAgLE xHaasHs
RAEs. aaisT. and PLAsrER MILLS;
.BOIERS, YORGINGS, ChSTdasS OF AHesA
& ENGINES and aAW.AlLI.s OF yssto1s axss
aI1aJs on hand. as
: Oidengines, DC, repaired a1d sold on comIss.
nion or e1ehspyod for new. AL oidef yep4ln
promptly and satisfactorily doae, ~. 4.
Send for descriptive circulars. -, -
de3a WILLdAM Is. FANSaH - osss
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MACHINERY, &c.
Observation-Disclosures
nj ACHINE SHOP. $3.50.
sLOAT & ARLINGTON, i.
MACHINISTS. ~
WORKS AND OFFIcR lsa2 AND l<A CAR4
e STREET. BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND
FIFTEENTH STREETSr 1-fa
- = RICHMOND, VA.
mACHIHERY, &c.

sEI, KINDS OF NEW WORK MADE; BE.
PI1aISH STEAM-ENGtNE S and BO1LERS u
city. snd country; TOBACCO ,W0 ln 81 o. Al ~
Kinds made and repaired TOBACC0 F iHnAAE
HANCoCa,S SUPERIOR MAENER; Plat ~
FoRM and sll otter kinds Of SCALES aEy "a =,
JJIDSiSSiS PATENT STEAM-ENGINE &C.
VERNoR, sELDEN's PATENT sTEA.,M:nA.
CINE PACKING, Utica Company'a STEAsM a:
GAIeIEs, Theae gauges are warranted by Us Tor
ona wear. and we self them ~ low prices. We Keep
ali kinds OF BRASs- WORE OF SUPERloH
sMAKM for sTEAM-ENaIREss suen o. a2I erS
3iAFjING. SELF-FEhDERS sTEAM.M Aa LIE
TLES WATER-GAUGES GLOBE-vALyEos
sortInsn tof sach articles as are used By all run.
ming steam-engines and saw-mtlls.
--110 49, SLOAT Il sADDIEGTON,.
ielS - IA27 ard I&:4 Cary street.
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! NEW York. May 20. The bank statement for
the past week IL % follows |: LoansS iuc-aassd
$3.50 900. specie decreased sloco DOC, deposits In.
creased sl,soo coo legal tenders Increased ssasa,
9oo. .sa.,s.ss ~ w.. sz.,.ss-ss.:s;
The shipments OF specie abroad to-day were
nearly $3.50 900. s. 49,. 81
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T0RN s. Elicit AND SARAH E
- other creditors Of Thomas 8. Baldwin who Will
come in and contribute ratably to the costs Of
this sults. lalnt1i5
Against
John G. Shafer administr stor Of Thomas s. Bald
win, deceased; Jaae NJ Baldwin, widow OF
trustee S. v. southali, trustee r: W. s. No
land, and Thomas j. Baldwin, Goynelia K.
= edwin, Jams. s. Baldwin, and Elizabeth w.
Baldwin, the last four infants under the age or
stwenty-one years, by Thomas j. Evans, their
guardian dd Item. .DeIenuanIsr
IN THE CHASCERY COURT OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND. - 80 ~.
The lowing Is an extract from Inc decree en-
tered In the cause on the 18th Of April, 1871:
1.-THE following accounts are ordered TO De TAKEN
by one OF the commissioners Of this court:
LIST. To t&k- account Of all the personal estate
sbe 1 psgmsnt 6 i h1s deots T."
ed. An account OF the transactions Of John Q.
Shafer as administrator Of Thomas 5. BALDWIN.
81. An account Of all the real estate OF SAID
4th.: An account Of all debts due from said
Thomas = Baldwin or his estate, Win tnelr re-
spectiYe prioritles and the proof upon which they
rest. .y -, - ~
All Of which accounts thu said COMMITS :oner is
directed TO take, state, settle, and report 10 the
court with any matter spe;1slly stated oeemeo
pertinent by himself or 1equlreu Dy any Party
to BIZ so stated.
Tie SAID commissioner Is directed to publish
notice once week for four successive weeks IN
some newspaper published In the city OF Rtch
mond of the time and place OF taking SAID &C.
vice upon all the cred tors OF Thomas :: Bald
win, decessed and as 10 all the parte; to TINS sun
except john G.. Sha!er, administrator OF THOMAS
S. Baldwin, deceased who shall cave actual notice
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JAMES A. AUGUST, Hot Spring.,
my 1s-tJ.l Bath county, Vs.

A FTON HOUSE.-This new and beauti-;
N ful summer resort, Just finished and Eewiy
furnished, situated on the Blue kidgs mouEtatn ct
Alton depot. on shs Chesapeake and Ono rati.
road. WILL be open on the LIST OF June. Soaro: $so
and 81 per day CHI fldren under twelve years and
colored servants haif-prtce. 49,. 81 * :, q.
my 17-2m 8. 81. GOODLCE q co.
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CTEAM ENGINES, Of improved Goa.
~ struction, for all purposes, OF Richmond or
Nrnr fhnr hnild . n.

- q. MACHINERY. .,,.,.s
planning mills, sash, blind, door. cabinet 1Are,
chair, hedstead, woodenware, agricultural ma.
chimes. handle, spoke, staye, caIriage WOOD. cot
ton and wooden factories. cotton gins, f&rmerr,
foundrtes, roliug-mIus, tobacco factories, fanne-
res eaw, Touring, corn, and paper-mills, mines,
era, betting, lace leather, saws, lies, wrenches,
twist drills, steam gauges saw gumners, steam
metal, pick and tool handles, emery wheels and
machines, turbine water-wheei1, De-, &c. u
SECONDHAND MACHINERY and STEAM.
z PLANS and ESTIMATES Of taae h1nery Tor
mills add manufactures E.A.DAYTgNs
y nm I1dSw3m - ri. Richmond. Va.
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.TeIesrapr,ic summary.

The fire-alarm telegraph patent of Chan
ming &c Farmer has been extended. 5ssA.
The revenue decision that every package
Of impostsdS goods liable to internal reYe-
snue must he, stamped Is reaffrmed.
4 swiEdie to the extent Of poi, 200, In the
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Cotton Markets : Thy TEfraRApu.1

Coeton MaTketg : BY TELEGRAPH.1
+ sArrkDAY, May TO- Norfolk. Steady; low mid.
Edling5s 14c. receipts. Ill bales; exports coasts
sssss = ssls ii nsce enlss
1867 bales; exports 20 liverpool, 1926 bales;
Bremen, Leo7 Genoa, 1876 bales ;scoasswise, 500
bales :s8les, 600 baleI: stock, 113. 500 bales Sd
16nndb: Good demand: l1w middltBes, 1sc.; re.
cetptss see bales; exports TO Great Britain, $500
BALES sales sale, SO bales %! stock. 20 4es.
..,, Domestic HIarkefs-EBY TELEGRAPH.1 i,
ssses, l4ss bates Mt lee. Flour lee. lower. Wheat
2@sc. lower; winter red snd amber western, sf:ss
sgsaLga Corn lG9sc- lower Other markets quiet
Z. BALTIMORE. May 23.-yirgipia s's old, SOB bid;
81 asked teSa, " bid; ~ asked; is7s, 81 bid;
sconp..sold. esA bid: new, ~ bid. North. Carolina
s,s. 4sa bid; rev, 2ca BID; e7s asked south Caro-
Fionr anlss and firm ssi superans,
Caty Mills. as SIS.
family, ess2ls:zsf s,t ane. s ss9 cx-
ira ia se siaaat Oh g sp. best
n nnss;s yis9 asa ;sr sradss
eIn, 5s&s 7cs Outs s.saGr sc J2Sl6sss PROVISIONS
unchanged Wh!skey, aic. ~ -.
CINCINNATI, MAY aa..-Fiour Arm. Corn dun:
ana dropping at 5sG9555.. Provisions qaiet, with
less pressure TO sen. Mess pork $1s.5o. Lard IoSc.
higher at ssQ9oc. 80 80
N. O., May 2os- Spirits tnrpentiEe
drm at &5c. fRosin very firm, with an advancing
tenoeacy, at 81. for straiEed, to Ss so for pale.
Foreign 1farkets-[BY TELEGRAPH.1
sLIyEnpooL. Hay no. Cotton closed quiet up.
lands, lid; Orleans, I'D: sales 1o,ea0 bales Z 81
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FARMERS, IMPROVE YOUR STOCK.
II i am now breeding and have for sale PIGS OF
Leicester White - and imp orted Woburn stock,
and Chester White and imported Woourn stock
crossed with my fine Irish Grazler boar, from i'm
norted stock " Prince of Whales"
These PIGS fatten easily and are OF very quiet
for single pig, $40; boxed and delivered 1T White
Sulphur Springs depot.
Grade SOUTHDOWN RAM LANES, price
$40, boxed and delivered at nile sulphur springs
depot. h,+ bo zach draft
or post-ofllce order. Address T Z
/. T.. COWARDlN, Beauregard Farm,
~, " - White Sulphur Springs,
> Go os vts West Virginia.
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IN ! COLUMBUS. WHOLEsAL1Et,n AhD
ER IN TOYS, FANCY ARTICLES &c. Goods
always fresh and pure, and prices 10 Wer IMAM any
Rnyers viii do we'll to call on him before pur-
chasing elsewhere. Satisfaction guaranteed.
: First premium Obtained at the late Virginia
sfxfe Eafr, = my 12-wlm
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DlCHMOND AND DAVILLE hAILs
Ia ROAD-GHAkGE; or SGHEDULE..sO1

and after MAE Oh sosh, 1871. g Ffss ssss5s
s-Ess s. GOING ~ EFT, q s.
Train No. 1 iThrough 2 Passenger leaves Htcfs,
mond daily fexcepr Srndayaf ct GA. b.: ieayee
Dsnylle at ll.aa 8. M.; arrives at 6reenssoro' q
Il Trai, 10. stgy1ehbnrs rassenger) leaves RIe6
'mord daily At GAS a. NJ; arrives at LTnchhoxg %
sP. NJ. g-a,.s..s~s.ts:,,',s 1850
Trstn no. s {ThroughaaH and Exprem} leaves
Eiclmb2d daily at $50 p. M.;- ieaTSs Danytle
dsity ~ lo;ss IL. arrives at Greensboro daily
'ss,ss'5 = 4GOIEG EAST. ~
! Train No. Q Through Mail afd Expresst iSAyt1
Green sboroi daily a. a. ~, leaves .Dany11e
daily Ut A:se a. arrives at Richmond dztiy p
arstn No. 8 eThrough psssengera leaves Greens.
boro' daily Except Suntisyss at II:os A. M leaves
uanyilIe at lat p. NJ; arrives a. Richmond AZ 3:B
Train No. o Lyncnburg Passengeri leaves
Lynchburg daily at S:9eh. NJ; leaves BWkey1lle
at / M: arrives at Richmond at r. NJ -
Trains roo. 4 ana connect AZ Greensboro, win
Traius on North Carolina Railroad for all points
South. sS.,h Z 8, 49,
Train 80. connects at BurkeyflIe With Trasa
ON Atlanric, Mississippi, AND Ohio Railtoad fcy'
all points Southwest and South. - 81 -,
TICKETS 70 all points Soutn ana
Southwest can be procured at the ticket onca IN
pspers that have arrangements to advertise the
schedule OF this com pxny will please print -
above JOHN b. MACMUkD0, 80
/ api is General Freight and Ticket Agent.
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c|tSbINE 1 / ] ! |
goHE 4Hn FEogH ExcnIseR, s.,
&SE1oRMosna EzAiY HEY 70. fsgl q ~

y II fIosi Vasf 5dsY %. fsyS
81 i M :. ~. oRRERTHtss.
IAi1eA 81 hushaisaos Esa,sss Eussssss SIsss
pGsas-a Se bushels. tshels. Yellow, ga Bushels.
- FHent. - Red, 40 bushels very
terms 90 bushels good a. si.6ss
Cora White, LOO bushels vary good at sasgfh-
Ot1ts. "A buahels New BruusNsek Mt eoc. ifIs
bushels prime ~ SOC. z;.g5l2 az
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=, A. q. WORTHAM,a ~ as.s
EDWIN WOkTHAM,
GIrH REES IT. wCrRTHAMs
- Z g#'J.3 Ex'ors-of r. O. Wortham decd.
RICHMOND, April /, 1871. ap Is-Tusw

fTsO THE DEBTORS AND CREDITORS
Il OF THE ES FATE OF JOHN TlETJEEr De-
CEASED.-As administrators of the estate Of John
Tietjen, deceased, hereby call upon all persons
indebted to ssid e3iata to come forward without
dalay.and settle their accounts and also upon al
persons to whom said estate Is indebted to come
forward and prove their claims In due Time. / can
Usually befonnd at the Office Of Cosby, Jackson d
Turner, attorneys at law, corner of 10Th and
Bank streets, Richmond, Va -; 80 ,.
Given under my baud as administrator "a afore-
said this 18th day OF April, 1871.
ap 1S-Tu4w hs,@9L G. w. TURNER, ,Adra'r. q
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So PosrsHourH, A., March 20, 1871 81
4 Gov. Hoffman, of New York, accompa-
MED by Gov. Walker and staff, arrived here;
this morning and visited the Navy. Yard.
They were cordially received by Read-Ad-
1niral Davis, of this place, and escorted
around the yard by The band Of music. At
1880 the party left in a Government .tug
for Fort Monroe. A salute of several gums
were fired upon their arrival at the Navy
Yard. They will return to Norfolk this
evening. ~ - .sssf-s:lf (. 4. 4 81
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
.,y RICHMOND, April "a, ISL. =
The parties inter Sted are hereby notified III II
have fixed on SATURDAY, the eth dav Of May,
l57l at Ii clock q. 81, as the time and my Office
In The city OF Richmond, as the place, TO execute
the for esotng decree. Thus. y. EVANS
an es1awIsy - Commissioner.
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
The Tehuantepee Gana1-leetnrn Of
Can't. shuEeldt-Deaah of ms Wife.

VBpEs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES u NE WIZ
WASHINGTON, May 20.-Capt. Shufeldt, of
the Tehuantepec Canal. Surveying Expedi-
ton, has arrived here. HIS wife died on
and was buried at sea-. Capt. Shufeldt re-
ports that thorough survey of the Tehuan-
tepec route has been made. He has no
doubt about the feasibility of the construc-
ton of surface canal, but at more cost
than the importance Of the work warrants,
The supply of water Is to, be taken from a
source never before thought of for that
purpose.
The Senate and the Treaty,
WASHINGTON, May 20.-In the Senate this
morning, MIR. Morton madea personal ex-
PLANTATION, showing that the treaty could
not have obtained publicity through him,
and the Senate then went into Executive
session. -. !. d
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(sHESAPEAKE AND OHIO KAIL,

S.NIsAfys-.agn Nf6d kf5SF 6USUAYs ApfIi 11S01z
RssHts Al g3Ef@agass 3stchmond sSRnx
$50 .s he III
and Is ~ ~
! s;Ss||sss 'sasI % aass'
ss:ss 2. M.-AccoMnoDATTonTRAfH hor
& SUNDAY TRAIN leaves & s3o Il. III. for
GordonE VILE 1copnectfng for the North and Bous
Northwest and sSuthwesf. sasss 81
= Further sintormstion may be oataincd % Tn
company.s Offices. ;s ~ a, III. Percy
s3,,t--.E 81 lee ~ General Superfn teTdeEt.
( INES r. NETHERLAHD, Gen'l TfckerAas. ~
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TIE ORANGE BR1DGE.-The work OF rails
ing the ty.s!les At the Orange bridge, above
hi, citv. was completed yesterday, and the
cas-, il is hoped. will be able to pass over
b, sunday afternoon. The bridge would
have been finished by last night but for the
fact that the current in the river kept up so
-rong that it was impossible to work in it
until Wednesday last.-Lynch6urg Nescs.
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CoMMIss1 ,NER,s OFFICE,

COMMISSI oNER'S OFFICE,
-. srry RICHMOND; April %, 1871.
j The parties interested are hereby notified that
have fixed on SATURDAY, the 9th day of May,
1871 at 10 O'Clock NJ, as the time and my office In
the city Of Richmond as the place, to ecute the
foregoing de rec. THOMAS j. EVANS,
- an 2s-ias4w Commissioner. "
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sPDBxsIU NOTICES.

!
N0TICE.--The subscriber having made
~ affidavit of less.l and executed bonds with
security according totlaw, will make appIication
Coal Company 10 issue to him new certincatc
for one hundred and Ave {12s) shares or the
ing in place Of CERTIFICATE No.sSEVENFH,
heretofore issued to hira, and which has been Lost
or destroy ed by fire. - sg = seg.ts : $50 :
the CERTIFICATE OF
IN STATE. OF VIRGINIA Stock No. 1,72a,
dated B.5sh eSeptem Der, 1851, to A. q. Worthan
Edwin Worthan, and @. r. Worfhsm, executors
of e. @. Wortham, decd, for $4,000, issued under
March 10, 1856. far.converting coupon into regis
tered stock, Is lost, andcsnnot be founa we shall
make application to TIE Auditor for the renewal
OF the said certificate. Is2s.c. -: ,2s@zs q
q / ,.TS 23S.A.E G. WORTHAM,a tsslzas: .ss2E'
EDWIN WOkTHAM,
= - ~Fs s%aZCHAREES T.. tWUR THAM,sssf
. - :, Il Z SIJS Ex'ors-of r. q. Wortham decd.
= RICHMOND, April l. 1871. ap 1s-Tusw
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by Associated PrsSs.]

NoRroLK, Va, May 20.-Gov. Hoffman, !
of New York, accompanied by Governor
Walker, arrived this morning from Rich
mond.l They visited the navy-yard, and
then proceeded to Fortress Monroe, where
they viii be. the guests Of Major-G General
Barry - - ".6'-a ,t|3'E 49, ~ ~ ,3ssS
FORTRESS MoNRoE, May 2O.-Govs. Hoff-
man and Walker arrived here this after-
noon. They were received at the wharf by
Major Gen. Barry and staff, and conducted
to the fort, where a salute was fred in
honor of their arrival. A review of the
troops was had after which the Fire De-
renaired to the commentaries rheadouar-
tiers. where they were handsomely enter
tanned, and at 8 P. NJ. they left for Ports
mouth on the tug Standish. :. H., ~; Gs
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vaRGxxrA NEWS.
..,or from the University.

r,<scr from the GntSeAeRS.
nnndence Of the Richmond Dispstch.l
I'"'''' University or VIRGINIA,s
May 10, 1871. Z.
,,,;. evening we had the pleasure OF
iGs c on address by Judge Robert w.
h h,,a ~" If your city, before the Young Mems
QUIZ :..;an Association of the University. :,
NT nhcrr was quite a large audience o. .,.s
..,'irnts and citizens, with the pio'es'oA'
s ,E,Na University and their families. {. r,e
I" a ~ subject of the address was MY ne
eminent Of diverse, pspu,as.o,h r".,or in
GN,mcYli suppose to be sutlect ,as va n, ~.
we ".,r;a,e to the occasion, and, In laSt,
a?fI'',S.,.os,,ondcnt felt rs much wheh ne
HNu' = nnnource6; but he. IKE many
hGaEU :, ras very asrecahly disappointed.
otn"S;i ,nt attcmpt an analysis OF the very
,i WI, r"s which was a credit both TO Inc
s0'e %u.' a,,a heart of the speaker, ana
ln't"';r ,Strnrtiyc and gratifying TO &C least
h'2"'ic -. ,udiIors. introducing the sno-
one "' -, r,,erencc to 4 letter OF LORD Nc
'r" =, ,,.;,h regard TO the future OF the
taE''i statcs which was read with nue. ell
o'','t MN, at once the attention ana ~
.t.,, II his audience, he sustained DOM
far ahau, an hour. uo,
,"C Gr which were more iorciniy snaue
. .r" that Liberty is not incompetence WIN
," ',.r,;nts whictiwas eiaborately Illustrated
'>, ,i;,.';rsI references. and also by the his
,;r,. 4 orr own government. The address
,"; r.rleIe with splendid illustrations
Wv ,..,.n rom that great storehouse OF mag
~ ~ thp Word Of God. After showing that
n1~lIXtion increased the machinery OF
n, .,,,,.r,,nopnt became far more complex and
.,n nroplem more intricate. it was shown
49,. .,, ~, danger Of ruin, while not confined
:. ..'' rcnuhlicS, was far more to be dreaded
a.; ~ .hrm than in monarchies, the danger Of
win being confined TO no government.
The ,,, sneaker significantly asked. p" Is there
-, way Of ayerting this ruin?" AS there
o-o nrospects Of this danger in our own
i.r6 IN such facts as the rapid growth OF Sc
rrnt political organizations and class COM
t;noijors. il becomes us to answer this
lrrS,ior with view 10 the grave RESPONSE
tt;I;ry of irving to avert it if possible.
The onlv hope of an exemption from
min i in the law OF the Lord as it came to
~ on Sinai, and was repeated to us ON
,hc mount by the Divine Eypositor, and
M,i 100. not in the law abstractly con-
s;tryrd. but IN its becoming the rule of
heart and lie OF individual citizens.
Thr address was closed by pressing home
70 the heart of his heal ers the individual
responsibility Of each to do all in his power
70 make the law Of the Lord honored in the
land.
an sure that I speak the feelings of
every Christian bearer of your audience
when say, ~Judge Ould, l thank you for
your address," INcoG.
Tyr Op.xcr Bs1DGE.-The work of rails
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-22

Coon FARHISG.-Mr. 4. Womack, who
Yves Lear Rockingham, n. c., informs US
that lie has just sold his crop Of tobacco,
IL tac with three hands, for 81 ZOO. He
made besides corn, wheat, oats, etc. He
has moreover planted his tobacco crop for
this -DanCile Times.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-22

So tt;l11f0NDs AN1 Tdax HYy1x AAfxnGAD,1
$3.50 sAHSE1zNE1BnEExtHS WYf1R, ~ ~
HAEs gCHEDULE = DA1fxs
~ asfST 1sssff aHG afas Hay 20 ts7t, -
-. y 9 ee yssgjs fsn n S5iSS1.
ye.y, N - "a Elsft dG8 THITSSssS., ssss es
REchncni q III ~ & ,ssiys q q ~; ssrtfss1
ss sa assassss e s:ss = %
ssa-ss1ea aAi sSS s.I e EAssxaaxs CIR
AA.M STRIVE aE We Al ~
Leave WSse Point Saondsys : - ~ Z
M.; 4rrfye PC KtebMq1da &c Il. =. 80
ss,frAtns coarect daily "a WSss Pom 3rs,x
ssoansrs for Balftaiofs $40 I'D iireinss e.
! Tars RON gieasnaud 81 BaJsinofs. 4.
2 THROUGH btIis OK IAdsaE Rsyea q IN pof,ats
sn.ETss Anc sslI5gH. Tfeisht received saiiS md
! riessSsas gotnEby this roufe get q sood uishps
gsssEo sSssocmforfabse beats, with tabaee uIiS1Y
i0r N9Esnem I'D arrive In Bslt7moTs Sd n1na
IN Sno aHer MsY ~eerp trains. y y 49,.
Sot9 fr2n kiGhIy0nd 20 r1and trip ticket win rs
OWN ou 54fgRDAYl and rNsSsins, GOOD % 70
fnr u. Nv. In Shis way pers1ug jnrsVn MONDAY,
wafer bsfhiBE kt West Relnfs EasSs Ere ~
be fttef np. Good teis aetaI
1--WE. NJ BRAGG, 1GpefinSs 8
. J. L. TAYL0R. Ticket AGENT 10 s4eo1Sg
/ j. II. TEBNER Freight Agen$. ~ Say -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-22
COURT ORDERS.

,tLIyEnpooL. Nay no. Cotton closed quiet up.
lanas, I'D; Orleans, Id; sales, Deco bales. Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. MAY %, ISL,
src c.ees ,,,.... 50 muoG Sets. 10. 90
Sun aeiy ZOO Eish G.IC. ........., I.03
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-22

from whom they can only be obtained. Thes
goods are not Supplied 10 pedlers at any price.
" 9->eOd
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-05-05

INDEpENDENcE-We have made an
arrangement with Mr.. j. G. Hopkins, a
writer of ability lately connected with
the Clinton Herald, to prepare for the
columns Of the BULLETIN an article des-
criptivc of the history, institutions,
public enterprises. business and advan-
tages of our city. 1t is designed to
make it as full and comprehensive as
the nature of such a sketch will admit,
and will necessarily be of some length.
Mr.. Hopkins is now gathering the ma
terial for his history. From our knowl-
edge of his superior fitness for this task
we can safely promise such a record of
our progress as will! at once crafty our
local pride and rebound to our material
benefit as a community. 1t is imp0ssi-
bic to estimate the good which
may result from giving this article, a
wide circulation, AID We hope to receive
liberal orders for copies to send abroad.
We cannot give definitely for the date
of publication but it will not be deferred
beyond few weeks. We would sug-
gcst to our friends that their orders for
extra copies be handed in as early as
convenient