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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-26

SAM. WooDs, JOHN BRANNoN, and LAIR
d. MoRRALL are recommended for the Con-
stitutional Convention of West Virginia in
the Barbour district. BRANNoN was for
years amember of the Virginia Legislature
before and during the war. WOODS was L
member of the Secession Convention of
1860. He is brother-in-law of JAMES
NELSON, Esq, of this city. MoRRALL was
for years clerk of the courts of Barbour
county. All were Confederatcs during the
war, and have since returned TO their old
homes. A district which has three such
men should be well represented in the Con-
yention.
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HOME, STRANGERS, AMI hAFEhLc hS'
T.R. PRICE CO..
IN obedience to the calls OF their trade are again
in muket, and are getting in many new and choice
GOODS for July and August sales, by express
and steamers. Just opened
sunerb line PRINTS. sll the new patterns
FTGJIRED and PLAIN LAWNS, le3 20, Z5c
oRGkNDIE MUsLINS iu rich colors;
WHITE ORGANIZES; -
SWISS and FRENCH NAJNsOok@;
IRON GRENADINES. choice lot;
JhPANTSE POPLIfS and SILKS:
YJNEN- WOVED TRAVELLING SUITINMS;
RIFE PINK and other shades PLAIN LAW Ns'
JtrE COLLARS and SLEEVES;
LINEN COLLARS aud CUFfoi
KID GLOVES, best quality.
IN STAPLES:
BROWN and BLFACHED COT T . Ms and
1INEH SHEETINGS and P. LINENS;
TOWEIIINGS, NAPKIHS. DOYL1ES
= RTE LINEN, IRISH LI<EN. &c. &C.
eFNT,s and BOYS GAUZE SHIFTS;
IINEN-BOSOM SHIRTS;
COLLARS, SOCKS, CAStIMEKEo
VEsTINGS. HANDKERCHltFS; ,,r o,a
THREAD GLOVES; with many otner new sH9
fresh goods sui ed to the season. al OF winch VIII
be sold as low as the market can afford.
r. R. PRICE u CO.,
jess 1lol Main street. coLne. -NH.
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FoRBIDDING INSTALLATION OF SALOON
W AsuINGs.-- Cincinnati, June 23.-The or
der from the Internal Revenue Collector
Forbidding the distillation under rectifier's
license of saloon washings that may have
any smell of beer, has suddenly stopped a
business here, and there are
suspicious that under cover of using only
hat which had been distilled previously,
md on which taxes had been paid, beer and
other articles not taxed as spirits have been
used and the Government dcfrauded.
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CONSPIRACY FOR WIFE-MURDER.-Troy,
n. j., June 23.-Isaac &. Lansing, 4
farmer living near Waterford, Saratoga
county, was arrested yesterday, charged
with plotting to destroy his wife,s life.
Abram Devoe swears he paid him SlO5 to
kill her, Lansing going away from home
while the deed was to be done at night.
Justice Cramer, of Waterford, is examn-
ing the case. which produces great excite
ment in the lower part of Saratoga county.
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TITLE MAD D @ G S.

TITLE MAD D OGS.
Low brc mosquitoes, how they sting,
Until my eyes are blinded:
These little pests, how loud they sing,
Ally slapping Little minded
Here goes quarter for PAIN PAINT,
To stop the Inflammation;
All, now see, and am acrrloint,
iii preach it to the nation.
NV itching's gone, do declare:
PAIN PAIkT, thou art the greatest wonder:
I'll buy some more from the drug store,
Proclaim It's virtues loud rs thunder
If anybody fails to cure mnsquito bites after \
thorough application OF WO,.CrTl'5 PAIN
PAINT, We are most credlbly informed that tho
purchase money VIII be refunded by B. s. WAL
THALL, who Is the general agent for the State,
No. IL east DuyAl street Richmond.
PAIN PAINT is certainly worth fair trial on
these conditions.
If you cannot get 1t at your drug store call at
his office, or If you cannot come drop q line
through the post-offca, and he will send It to you.
Office, IL east Duyal street, Richmond. Va.
Price 25c., Soc, 81; half pints, e.; pints, %
quarts, s.; gallon, $50, double strength.
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A TOBACCO FAIR.-A tobacco fair was
held at st. Louis on Thursday. The at
tendance was large. Representatives were
present from Virginia, Kentucky, Ohio,
Tennessee, Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi,
and Missouri. The general showing of Mis-
souri, tobacco is not very fine, owing to the
poor quality of the crop. at the sale after
the far the bidding was to!erably spirited,
but 10 extraordinary prices were obtained.
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ANOTHER RAILROAD WARN New JERSEY.
Neardrk, June 22.-Great excitement pre-
walls ut Bloomfield this morning, five miles
above Newark, occasioned by the citizens
being called together, by the ringing of
church bells, to resist encroachments OF the
Midland road, for which i bridge was about
to be built across the Paterson turnpike, in
that village. Several hundred citizens raj
lied and drove away the railroad men, who
are about to seek legal remedy.
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In order to reduce my stock by August LIST, shau
offer from this date
SOC. EMBROIDERED. GRENADINES at 40;
a5c. PLAIDS at 3oc.;
aoc. JAPANESE POPLIN5 at 2sc.;
s5c. ORGAND1ES at 25c.:
CSC. ORGANIZES at 20c.;
zoe. ORGANDIES at 1sac.;
lsac. ORGANIZES at 123c.;
s25 LACE POINTS at s12;
$50 LACE POINTS at SIS:
b. LACE POINTS at 80;
So PARASuL COVERS at $l.5o;
And other goods in proportion, at
s. HIRSII'S,
te2s s77 Broad street.
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A correspondent of the Dispatch writes
that Henry Clay Owen, of Prince Edward
county, (white,) has eloped with u negrcss,
and that daughter of Mr.. Elijah Cason
with negro Zone Of his farm hands,.
Why did not the Dispatch correspondent
tell us whether Ii. q. owen and Mr.. E.
Cason belong to the white mans party or
noti-Ironton Ohio Journal.
lour correspondent informed us that
owen was Radical, and said nothing us to
Cason's politics. Tue Journal has thus
made a blundcr in asking the question
above
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SIMON CAMEEoS.-The Philadelphia Tel-
egrdph says the report that SIMON CAMERON
Will resign the Craftsmanship of the Com
mittee on Foreign Relations and MIR.
SUMNER be restored to it, means that CAM
EEos desires to lie Vice.President, and
wishes suMNEg's influence to aid him in Sc
curing the nomination.
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A LADY THROWN FROM BUGGY AND
KILLED Chambersburg, Pa, June o.
Mrs. Rose Mumma, wife Of the assistant
State librarian at Harrisburg, who was WIS.,
ting the family Of Or. George Kaufman,
near this place, went riding with the Doc
tor this morning, and whilst the Doctor
stopped to sec patient, leaving the lady
in the buggy at the door, the horse got
loose and ran of. The lady was thrown
from the buggy, picked up insensible, and
died soon after.
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DIED.

At the residence or VIM H. Curtis, Clav street /,
between 18th aad 29th, OF typhoid fever Miss LIZ
LA daughter of the late rev. DIR. Goodwin, OF
Hampton, Va, aged nineteen yeirs and eight
months.
of WIN. II. Curtis, the 18th inst, ut z. NJ. Her
friends and acquaintancts and those OF VIM. II.
and John a. Curtis, are respectfully Invited 10 at
tend.
At the residence of Eugene Carrington. neir
Baltimore, on the gath Inst, SA hUEL l.ATH-
kOc, infant son Of j. Blythe and Margaret moore,
of this city aged one year and four months.
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The Tcrre Haute Qnd) Gazette, Radical,
is not for Grants denomination. 1t says:
1--WE have been Republican Us long as
there has been Republican party, aud we
will not vote for his nomination, nor for him
if nominated.'
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MARRIED.

AT snowden. the residence Of the BRIDES m other'
on the 9th fnstant by the Rev. j. II. mnrrtson, ID.
n n. q sFf,IIEN TO MA RY NJ. daughter OF The
late Captain A. NJ Hohs,n; all OF Goocht"nd
county, vs..
On the 21r DIV % Nay, ~ Rev John r. Be4by;
Virginia, and Miss MAhTH 4 ISAB LII A
HICKS. OF Goochland county, Va.
In + alimore, on the 10th OF June, by the Rev
John G. Morris, D. d., A. T. MACNEhL to LIZ
IlE, dIughtcr OF Lemuel 3. Prince, Eco all OF
at ctty.
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Mr.. NALLANDlGHAM's MEMoRY.-DaWon,
Ohio, June pa movement is on foot,
generally encouraged by citizens, to erect
4 monument in the City Park to the mem
DRY Of Vallandiyham. 1t is also designed
to erect statue of himself on his grave.
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me-" THE UNIVERSAL AFEdUhhD'
II Is useless for State Legislatures to pass laws lor
The preservation OF the public health II Inc great
law of self-preservaton, which depends Tor us
enforcement upon the will Of the Individual Is
suffered TO remain dead letter.
There is scarcely an adult member OF the cohi-
munity. OF either sex, In the country, VINO mas not
scea the testimony In favor OF HoSTEIIEh'o
srOM ECH BITTERS, furnished over their own
signatures by persons Of acknowledged eHioeneg
in science, literature, art, commerce, anu esety
dpnartment of business ard professional ne.
These W Illnesses have declared In the most e3pnclt
terms that the preparation Is saieHuaro against
epidemics, sovereign remedy for dyspt psla rtd-
ma e anti bilious medicine, promoter OF apEetiteA
geni Al and harmless stinulant Rooo accHHiat-
ing medicine, streugtLcner OF the nerves, gen
eral Inyigorant, 4 protection against the deiete.
rious effects of malaria and impure wafer, anu
thai IL imparts degree Of vigOr and ACTIVITY 10
the vital forces which IS not communicated ny any
nther OF the tOnics and stomachlcs In use. Under
these circum stances the self-preservatiVs law OF
nature should teach every rational person who,
either by reas on OF inherent debility or In conse-
0uence Of exposure to unwholesome In iluence7 Is
In peril OF losing the greatest Of all temporal eis
ngs he .lth, the importance of using the Bitters as
defensive medicine. Dyspeptics who neglect 10
give 1t trial are simply their own enemies 1t Is
guaranteed to cure indigestion In all Its forms,
and the bilious and nervous will find nothing IN
the whole range Of official and proprietary medi-
cIues which will II ,rd them the same RELIEF.
lie 26-eOd&wlt
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The jury in the case in which MIR. Val
landigham was lust engaged failed to agree
upon verdict, and were discharged the
other day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-26

IT ]. D. B r G GS,
OLD-ESTABLISHED BAKERIES,
TOT MAIN STREET AND 426 BROAD STREET,
Keeps constantly on hand, and baking fresh
every day,
BREAD, CAKES, AND CRACKERS,
Of all kinds, made of the best material and work
msnship and AS good as can be found at any essab-
lishment OF the kind 10 the country. The largest
variety of plain, fancy, and ornamental CAKES
In the city. BREAD, ROLLS, BISCUITS, and
BUNS of ell kinds. CRACKERS as good as can
be made here or elsewhere, fresh every day whole
sale and retail-as good as the best, and cheap as
the cheapest. Call and examine for yourselves.
PIC-NICS SUPPLIED on the most reasonable
terms.
All orders thankfully received and promptly
attend.dto to. Jel<sm
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"TuE Economic Lesson OF THE COM
MuSE."-Under this heading, the Lonaon
Spectator, in long article, discusses the
failure of the Partisan Commune, ana tue
results that are likely to follow. The SUD
Joined extract from the article Will cause
pcoplc to open their eyes who have sup
posed that the intelligent of the British
heoplc arc all Conservative in their 9pln-
ions. We quote:
.Among>t other means which might be
sue gcstcd, there Is the regulation 'of inc
common benefit of natural ana artlllclal
mouopulics, which has certainly mol yet
been carried in any community 10 loicIa-
bile degree Of perfection. II would haroly
be possible TO ovcrcatllnatc, lor Instance
the amount Of comfort which would he COLI
lcrrcd OH the citizens OF crowded to"hS D!
| the improved regulation of the monopo-
lies OF soil, water. light and locoinotioh'
Things which the poor mn>t no"
purchase dearly on account OF detective re,
g,llatou might be almost rs lrcc :'s ;'lI' an |,
| Il common property when - heS'c''c"
rht be appropriated TO tie necessary eH-
ucndlturc OF the community. Again, Whilc
private property remains the RUE, Il GER
tain class of property which cannot DE IT,
moved from the country. which possess an
| increasing monopoly value, may wen oe
he subject OF restrictions as TO possession
| and inheritance arlich 1rOuid secure 10 the
comm ,tnity gener0Hy portion OF maj rdehe.
In a country of incrca-in" wealth the coiI-
mon estate should, in fact. be sliSccplihle
of almost indefinite increase, ana Dccolue
| the means OF adding 10 the ENJOY mcnIs ana
comfort Of every individual it contains.
This language, though it comes from thc
London Spectator, means that the autior
of it holds that land ought to be common
property, or. ut least, that the increase Ill
the value of real estate which is caused by
growing population should be for the
benefit of that population. 1t seems even
TO favor the idea that land ought not 10
pass by inheritance at all, but possibly
means less than this.
These. bc new doctrines in political! ccon-
oIny. Their u}tcrancc in London surprises
us. The following from Fridays cable
news shows, however, that there are rest
less spirits even in Parliament:
"LoSDoS. June 23.-1n the House OF
Commons to-day two fruitlcsS attacks were
made on royal privileges. One was prop,
G>ition t. build Il much-nccdcd public road
through tile grounds and by the side OF
buckingham Palace the other was Il pro-
posal to sell the umoccupicd palaces. such
rs st. james aud Hampton Court, ana
apply the proceeds to the reduction OF thc
public debt. Both of which were rejected"
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Baltimore county has bought eighty acres
Of ground for poor-house.
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THE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS,

i
The undersigned have rented the RED srr
FHUR ePKInG3 ESTABLIsHMEE T the nIss.
euL season, and the same L. 'S''
NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION On
VISITORS. w
Every exeTtfon has been made to render all x,o
come comfortable In all respects. III"
;, The table will be furnished with every lu1p,,
the market affords. N'fI
Rooms with Gre places will be supplied. and 90
eryth'ng Done that msy conduce 10 the health And
comfort Of invalGs. aAa
These Servings are located In Monroe coun,v
West Virginia. % miles from the Virginia an1J
Tennessee railroad az Dublin depot al ubIah
point conveyances will be found ready 70 con 30
passengers over fine turnpike to the snrines
They are distant a2 miles from the Greenbr;or
White sulphur, on the Chesapeake and ohio rail-
road. from which point passengers will be con.
veyed TO these Springs by conmodious stage.
coaches. ~
The Red Sulphur Springs are unlike any o,be,
mineral water, and. in the language Of hpndre3s
who have visited and been cured ny them we NAV
repeal, " are the most valuable mineral waters on
the continent" This water Is slrcaJy n specific
TOT all forms or pulmonary disease, and Is iag,
becoming tie Mecca OF consurptiyes. 1t has Alan
been found specific In bronchitis and throa, dis
chronic hepatitis, nervous irritahihty, scrofuis
and female diseases, &c. Persons desiring fur.
Their Information regarding tie virtues of the.e
waters viii be furnished by mall with amnhe,
containing the evidence OF distinguished p6ysi
clans and others.
je22.1m DUNLAP, ADAIR C co
Norfolk Virgin'an and Wilmington fD.laga-e,
Gazette will please copy fo- one month and scn5
bill to Droprie.OrS for payment
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me- DRY GOODS LOWER THAN
EVER, AND NO Notwithstanding
the recent advance in DRY GOODS,
LEVY BROTHERS
have, in accordance with their usual custom,
placed their
ENTIRE STOCK AT THE LOWEST FIGURES.
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hot SPRINGS,
II Bath COUNTY, VA.

= BATH COUNTY, VA.
These RENOWNED SPRINGS and CHEAT
NATURAL CURIOSITY are situated In the ~,
mantle Warm Springs Valley. The season oi !''I
will commence JUNE lST.
These thermal waters are celebrated Tor the:r
CURATITE virtue In chronic rheumatism, gou!,
torpor of liver, chronic enlargement OF liver OF
spleen, chronic darrhGa or dysentery non.or.
ganic paralysis, old injuries diseases or the ssla
respectfully OF syphlitc ortgin), chronic disease.
OF the uteiis, affections of the womb, ana oturF
diseases OF 4 delicate character Incident 10 L.
m3le5. 49, ,.
Baths vary in temperature ffcm to ITO deSrt'
Fahrenheit
The acccmmc da,ioDs are frst-class, AMI omar
unsurpassed attractions to the Invalid aAd p7"'
sure ecker,
Telegraph Office In hotel.
Prof. j. L. CABELL, II. d., OF university OF '"-
ginia. resident physician.
Descriptive pamphlets, with full PARTICULAR
furnished on application 10
8. &. TARDY & CO., pichmon5 Va
JAMES a. AUGUST, Hot Springs,
my l9-,Jgl Bath county VA
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y A W Y SPEIN
ONE OF TIE MOST CELEBRATYn
AND IMPORTANT OF ALL THE

will be open on the FIRST OF JUNE, 1871, for the
mount aims or the great Valley 1t Is not only one of
the most delightful summer resorts In the sta..,
but lis wonderful curative properties are bcco,a-
Ing widely celebrate
The analysis OF the water by Professor Malice:
Of tie University Of Virginia, toge her with The
experience OF many eminent phys!ctan3. pra.e
that It Is "thc Springs" Tor suffering ieniai.,
remedy in general debility. anemia, and disc AIS
peculiar to females 1t Is unsurpassed In the treat
ment of the various forms Of dyspepsia, and par.
ticularly for those suffering from torpid and In
active liver, Its sctiou upon the iver Well the
kidneys Is prompt and decided. Very many r.
m2rktele cures could De cited OF this class of!rou-
blesOme diseases.
RAWIEY
II now easy or access, s.tu"ted only twelve miles
frcm Farrs0nburg. the prcseut terminus OF the
Orange and Manassas Gap railro ii, irc III which
point there will be two daily lines Of stages,
ing and evening.
Since last summer THE BUILDISG' HAVE
BEEa GREATLY IMPROVED, as well as the
road from Harrisonburg to the Springs. THREE
HUNDRED PERSONS can now be very comfort
ably accommodated a. these Springs.
There Is a telegraph office at Ha.rsonburg.
Tue ACCOMMODATIONS will be 9TnICTLY
FIRST-C LASS, under the m Management or Joseph
y. Woodwa d. widely known as hotel manage.
Resident Physicidns: Gordon & Williams. me
or The ether -: whom VIII be In attendance during
the entire -eaSon.
RATES OF BOARD:
Per month. ..''..'..'''''''''''''' 81
fer week. '..'''''''''''''' a.
Children and servants half.price.-
President of the Board Of Directors OF KawleY
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, Va,
OPEN JUNE lst, 1871.

This fayorite and celebrated WATERING
son. Among other tmpro vemcnts. there ha, been
added an elegan. and spacious ballroom, adj"lH-
ing the parlor; the parlor has been enlarged aaa
Improved, and the proximity OF the two renders
eacn easily accessible. II viii DE KEEP! IN style
not surpassed anywhere In Virginia.
The WATERS OF these special springs either
cure or greatly relieve most cases OF Scrofula H.
cipient Consumption, Chronic BRONCHITIS, enron
tc Laryngitis, Chronic Pneumo nla, chronic Dys-
pepsla, Chronic DlsrrhRa, ChrGnc D!srnery.
lbey are also great value In thoss SH actloh'
which are peculiar to the female constlt:t. ana
rs IN apeilzer, a toCic, AMI general icst"ra-'t
they are, perhaps, unriyaied amongst miGerA
waters. The proprietor will have provided for The
liwns and ballroom Is trst-cllss Band OF Music,
and In general al the sources Of amrseinen. and
recreation usually found At our best summer re-.
sorts will be at the command or The guests At
"EOCkBkIDGE ALUM The place 10 within
eleven to thirteen hours OF Richmond, Washing
ton, Baltimore, ETC., by rail, all In daylight Pai-
sengers lesye the cars OF the Chesapeake ana ob!o
railroad at Goshen depot, and new anu elegi1!
stage coaches, passing rapidly over sino2.h aHs
level road OF only eight miles, set iowa the 'a'
~" TELE s!t; "a III oFFiCE IN THE HOTEL.
Jas. 4. fHkIiE~, Propr.t" tor.
Dr. Z. &, NonL, Of Baltimore, Resident fG!s'
clan. ,,..
MI. s. II. MULLEN, late OF C&pon Springs,
will be found here this season. .
The Rockbrdge Water Is for sale oy pUk.
CELL, LAUD q CO., Richmond d; A; {; a A.
SANTOS, Norfolk, and GEO. II. MCiNliHi'
Charlottesville. .,,...,..
my 26-tl5lhA
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The New Departure.

Speaking OF Mr.. VALLANpIGHAa oe-
cease, the New York Tribune recently SAID:
:" His death makes void in the ranks Oh
his party but the success OF the 0otd neto
arch srith arhtch ms ndHae Is tde'-
t,tied as already assured.
Some of our contemporaries understand
this language to be an admission that the
Democrats will he successful in the next
Presidential election. We have no idea
that Il was so intended. II asserts only
what every observing man must perceive
that the Democratic party will stand upon
what the Tribune calls the NALLANnIGHAM
platform in the canvass. The few men ana
the few Journals in the country that speak
~ if they would never consent TO occupy
such 4 position will surrender their ohJcc-
tions when the National Convention shall
have acted, and will fall into line like good
soldiers when the two grand armies shall
stand in battle array. Even i'll Virginia
there are several papers which seem dis
posed to fight against the new departure.
They are making Il bad record for them
selves, and will eventually be compelled by
public opinion to retracc their steps. The
party itself can take no steps backwards
individuals, therefore, will either be forced
10 do il. or to become allies Of the Radi
Gals.