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Muni;ipal corruption in Qbila.
Srlnhiu

BbiIubeIpbia, t. 9top. Der StlbtiAaemct.
Her Mercer bat moracu Gin lcrboE CT n >Ut1tn lin
tctiblct5 uuNCtdgt. (Oicrcct III RcpubltlnCr)
Yer BCnhonsagcnt 6otbee purbe Beute untcr s26,
900 9IrQihdtt Qclcut mn lrl pcAen lrtcribrlis
uor Btrid 81 DCrautuorttn.
Die 8triuhc ocs Nurarr RCiUrm 8trcins martn
init @tBuQ uui Die Sttulgung orJ &CriNCr i'm ilaOti
ihen SbaFdmtt trlolArttb. Ulor9cn luCroeu bic Sgs
tctttuotn utrbaitct uno ibtt Nlinuen rcng uutruGt
hrt
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Stc uNbit s98ilnlin9tcn= IL. Sa1tc.
(SiErubnhu ~

SS ilmington, 1. gtoo.-- Die Scridl
te, oaB 0aS coutrolirenbe 8oitouer SutcreIie
an Der uBbil, 98ilmiu9 9tou. Saltimorer ST.
itnbabn" all bic YeutplOanta' Central,
SaDn" ucrtauft worben iei, meroeu Semcutirt.
Obcr mabriheiulid) miro Die crtere 8abu an
Die oGtntral. 9abn Comp" uTpadtct wer.
hntt
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S1eacrs9uelmrc in 6ccroia.

uguita, |. yiOO. I0blun, Der
Scutite, meldlcr III eincm 2aoen BON eiutm
ytcger mCndllingS ucr,uunOet
wurbe, itOrb beute. Die DtoutmlllinS, mel.
DE aut lhrcr Eluutagc bon elmer &auoe BON
farbtgen 3utlnreu i'm ShlGfc itberidllcu uuo
pcrpnnoct nnroeH, WuOen nit benz ytben
oaOontommen.
6arbtgc StraBcnrduber iiberiallcn Die ua6
SuuanHab reiieuocu gurolcutc.
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NSnti Nnt,ti.

Yort-ou- 9riuce, 20. Ott.- ErGfj
ocnt Sagcnt mudt init lcinct Uiiutiitru cine
RunSreile burd)'S Qauo, Quabrihcinlldj mad
ocm DhlEer BON Ghreu @rant.)
Der Grtoit 0Nptl'5 1T oWd) bGtriiQCrid)e
Inipritbe uno bereu &cfriebiauug ourdJ cor,
rupte Yeanltc adll;lih ruiuirt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-02
Selegrapbil6e Sepel9ea.

(Yon Der naNOciirtcu 8reiie" fir ben e0sutidrn
@orrciponbentcn" bcridtet. : Der nSoreipon-
timore's, WelbeS Die Snlro= unb RlbelsSes
peiben beSiebt uno uoliGnois oeroifsntltttO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-02

ionen AM 9clbeu 6iebcr. - Die netc StaOt,
rcgterung III beutc iu'SAmt eingeiett iuorocn
Der Ytapor Sen. 2SogeHer miro iofort
perdlieocnc widtt9c 9teiormen einiiibren.
Die Scp6ItcrnH9 lit icbr erircut iibsr oieieu
Wedjel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-02
SSUn Gaiiforiticit.,
SrGube.

2onbon, Ont, l. NOp. p.-Mcgennett's
Oelmerte, auBerbalb bieer StoOt gelcgeu,
wurOen geitern uollIdubig burb 6euer ger
it6rt. &aS @ebGu6e mar 4 Stodperte bod
uub entbslt cine grOBe 9n3abl 9eililerie'p,
&ebdlter &C. 90 iait alleS Soljmert nit Del
gerdntt mar, 10 grifi baS Scucr 10 raid nm
iitb, oaB in 3eit bon 20 Dtinuteu baS gauge
@ebduOe III 9lide lag @lcid Su NuianB
oeS SeuerS Crfolgte cine Grploiion, unb 5wei
Wtdnucr maren III GROCER 2ebeuSgciabr; Ser.
luit $l5 900; SerVhcrllug $4,000.
ytew sUorf, 1. Nou.--Sraier'S Sled).
iabrit al cer Dortllr., 8rootlpu, pnroe beute
Dtorgeit bnrd Scuer serltGrt. Scrlull $4,000.
Suu0ert arbciter in ben obereu Stodmcrten
idluebtcn III 9roBcr Geiabr; wurben abcr olc
t,t
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9ie beiten SteiufuBlen 3u Den uteorigz
FL.

Sotlen bon Der ngattniorer Gompn9nie," bon oer
nfSu1eraBoituner @ompagne."
ttper urb raid Drennenee SobIen-ote befcn GobIen
aui bem biei9en Oldrfte
1u Oertanen
9urtentabungs ober rSonncnlpeiie.
Iub ,9oten'5 Sdleps" mo GumberliroCr &oblen.
Is. y. 0iggS uno IameS SiaaS, N9enttn Der
nS atlnprtr Hublcn." II. linton =GtienbaBEs9 omp. +"
Bhreau: 3ir. =, G5cuthitraNc.
Sobtcuboi: Gcfe Der Rortbs nnt @saeiions
Gtrane. tSu.t4,tS)
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Bur Gbdraetcriit,e bes ,,Gries&Dz
niaS" Sim Tiif.-Gutbiiliunecu
ciiIcr chcnfnIincIl vrclIlbiu.

Nem- y nrt, l. yto0. - SaneS Silt,
iuu., ipur6c gelteru 2beno fornell uerbaitet
auf baS Setrciben Der Soiepbiue NtonSitslO,
lueld)e betanntltd) cine Giuiltlugc NM 28toerz
erlangung BON $4,000 ge9en i'm 0nbGngi9
genaht bat. Seiugte SunIme uurOc BON
Silt uerbrandt, obne baB ct icet gcrei9t 1T,
Ne6nuug bariiber abSulc9en. Sin Srtef Der
WauSftelo al Silt behuloigt i'm Der Ycrf'
Die uno la9t, eS lei cine Sd)anoe, baB er ltC,
Die nit inn ans bem 9ihtS empor geuad)ien
iei, bic ibm anf ietncr 2auibabu, Der groBe
GrlezSmpriIarto 5u lueroen, 10 treulldl un'
teritiiete, jett 5minge, Dor @ertd)t ibr 0tedlt
81 iuteu. Sie erinnert i'm al ieine Bldue,
Die er tbr Dor Sabreu auuertraute, Die Sit.
der Der r@ries Sabu" itehlen Su pollet, lle
crinnert i'm al hrcu 9cnclnitoitlid)e &uis
entbalt in SerleDsGitp, iie ruft baS groBe
Wort In ein @ebdd)tniB Suriid, lueld)eS ct
iagte, alS CT Die Ge0iSlatur bon Relp-DOrf fit
ieine BlGnc fauite, ilemlih: baS 0tcultat
ueroe letn, bab ct entwcOer cincn sldu5enoen
Balait in Nep,Uort bcSiebc, ober oab CT Elm
2ogiS in benz Stciupalalte Sl Stng. Sing CT
balte; IN leeterem Sale mb9e iie iif ein
gaubbauS in Der Ndbe beS 3ud)tbauieS mic
tben.-0ie DianSiielO III 8illenS, bic gtu9ea
legenbett burd) Srn. GUartS lbieb8ri1tcrltd)
bsllegen 3u laiien, fc ia9t idIieBiid): weun
Die @elualtoeS Silt iiber Die Seri6te nod
immcr allmddtig unb Eammanp nod INNER
fdbig lei, i'm Su ihiten, 10 Werbe iie mdbrs
ldleinlid uenig auSrld)teu.
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9hredlider 1tnfal. Der Wiufffcr=
tpa9en ppu sSope'S Strfus fti,rSt
nm. 3meiWiufiferf fDmmen mm's
Nchcu

Youabteepiie, g .sD., 81. Sttbr. -
Der @alawagen osS Diuiitcorps oes uGnroa
pean GirtuS" ltiirSte getern sipiidlen Snrns
Corners uuo @opaf i'll GolnmbiasGountg
nm, uno Die Diuilter $. q. @nliop BON 81
perpopl ,20Sabre alt,u. ein Observation-Disclosures
98nl. iSiber, 28 SABRE alt, parben BON benz
id,meren Subrperf sermalmt. IS iparen nod
pier Uiuiiter I'M gSagen, oieielben enttamen
ieooh unperleet.
Der sgasen iuGr por Sagesanbrud BON
gurns Corners, bon Bieroen ge5ogen, had
Miuerten ab. Der autlt)er bate leilt @es
lpann poltomnlen in Der @e,ualt, abcr er
fdnnte ben Neg niht. Der Dtorgen iuar
triib uno iinfsr, Der autidler entoedte plDt'
lid, aber bereits Su ipGt, oab es bergab 9lng,
bic Yferoe beganncn Slt lanten, pas greln8'
merf fonnte faum nod pirteu mno Der Bagen
id,oB pfeilIdnel Die ld)ieie Gbsue binnuter.
YlDtlid) itiirste eius ber binteren Ylcroe, Die
anoereii liefen nnaufbaltiaHl weitcr, Der gSa'
gen fiel uub iiberitiug Rd) Spei Dtal. Sei'm
trlien lleberlhlagen fiiir5ten Die Dtnnter
heraus, bei'm SipeiteuWale itiirSte Der idpere
gSa9en aui S,uci ber llwgludlihen uno GER
malmte fe bufftablih. Der Sdpei5er
Sitter binterldBt Srau uno Stub.
UDn Ybarleiton.
Gbarteiton, S.,G., /. 9top. - gSab=
reub her feBtelt 24 Stunoett 1tarbeu aWeiBer.s
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S,pu Scutrols une Glib s(merifa

&tlglto II, 30.SN.-gtelIere Nadlridten
bon Guatemala melben. baB bic 9eparte-
meutS bon GbiqnImuta nn6 Salapa in Se-
lagcrun9S3ultano crllGrt worben iino. Sen.
yarros bate Die 6ebetlen breimal engagirt
nno idlieBlid in bic Sludt geidla9en.
Die 5tcgiernna BON SonouraS pcrlangtc
BON yiicaraBua Die 9luSmellung pcrihiebcncr
6dd)tliuge aus ieIuen Greu3cn unb cine
btiiere llebcruutung bericlben. Die Sepbls
tcruug BON Gan S0lpaoor balt 3ur 3eit cine
0teibe BON 6elilidteten ob. Die 5tegierung
Don Salpabor bat cine bewaifucte Diadt nad
SouburaS geidltt, ltm Die Snolaner bon
Garcia al uuterperien, melde in Der neueren
i3eit rebsliid urO t1reno auigctreten iinb.
Iad)rid)teu pom .Stt. ans Sogota lie9en
Dor. 9ie Jtegernng bat eS nnternommen,
otu 9anpier ySirginia" in ASplnmaQ 81
ldiiben, mofir ibr uom Sen. Snrlbut &C.
bontt mltrbe.
giad)ribteu bon equator bis gum II DIT.
lie0en Dor. Der SabreStag Der llnabbdngig'
lett war bon Der SeO6lteiung augcnciicn sc.
ieiert worbcn.
Der GungreB pon 8oliuia bat bic Bill Der
porien, lpeld)e Die Innabnle einer i6oeralen
geriaNuug ueriii9t; cine Dtinilteririiis iolste,
mabrideinlid) mirb bic &egerlng had Ya,
berIent merhrlf
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Son Der Scftumo Wlpnrpc.-SicGrz
petition nad) 2ibertd. - SaS
u0Dectas0otct." - SdS actbc
cCiphrv

~"S WV
Elebcr.
Schung monroe, 81. Sft. - Die
Sarte ,G0itb Il Sioia," Gapt. 9lcranocr,
BON 9tGu YOrf, fam am SollMtag Wtoroelt
bier all, oleiclbe 1T bon Der omeritauiidjcit
neutrality-suspicious. fir cine Tabrt uacl
EIbcrla 9cmletbet mor6elt, nm eilc 2uabl
tarbtger Gmtgrantcn itberSuiiihren IS Ia.
ben it'd etlUa $50 Gmtgranteu poH Sr0iuien
mo gtoro Carolina uuo cintge pentge uoll
Utarglultb gemclpct. Sctanutlld) pcroeu
oicNc GniaraHtcn frCt 0uf Soften Der &olon,
iattonSgeeuid)a befGrocrt. 9icielbtn mer.
Den ierncr mad tbrw Nutlmft nod Wtouutc
lang pcriprgt urO crbalttu 10 2lttr Ynuo, mn
itd) cine bcImltGtte griiuoeu III tGnnen. LIN.
ter oeu met8cn Ealiagtercu Der 9arte 1T oer
Gbru 9r. 9cUltt, eln @etltlld)u ocr SrcS.
bVteriOuerl l&rdDe, mcld)er btrcltS ieit ,Sabrcrt
dlS WttlltouGr III lcltem Vnnoe Wirttc.
Capt. benrO Slart pom ,Sop1eia .0otcl"
uno 0r. s. Is. l8ilion bon Baltimore babeu
etH Sonl0rttum gebtIoet uno beabit1tl9eu,
eineu lueiteren glnb0u Su mud)tu, Oamtt oUS
Sotel 10000 gGIie beberber0eu tauu. 6t.
gSilion ltauo meBrcre Sabre nit oet nad)
ytorfolf 0e6cnoeu 0umpiCrn oer ,9alto.
0ampi Badets @omp." III Gubuoung uuo
TT bel Ocnt rcienben Publitum iebr belebt.
Der Sbooner o8loreni," pcld)cr bnS gelbc
Slcber BON Gbarlcton mitgebrad)t bat ltc0t
nod auI 0er 5tbe0e bon Nampton. Scr G0.
pitiu, ciu luuger Dianu, ytamcnS Grouf
Sbanuon, etlpa q Sabre alt, NIB Scr 2.
Sttuernnun, JtomcnS 8rpuu, lt0rbcu llu.
tcrluc9S uuo iuur0eu am SudnOe bCcroi0t.
9[t Aqeltt OeS Ya9rSen9es 1T ctn9eHotcn
"''S tSs o,'s9' ' Uu'v,tv ht o mSa MI RLSU'aMt
,oh'f., ~, >'"''g w.. S.H4e or osluJ.'H.ubtt9v'U '
SS.!!tGi'n, ~! nss ..ne G'mlutTpPu"S oV' N'"f''
w. u. wv 9el-NH9 )" oStgHlSH:
S'e Taifehfro9e ~ een Sebnlen bon
0,,n,ts SD'p' m..,. 81.
ISmosrsr - po;+ Sr;a;rt. a., ''SSot ~.
MnS,, mnS...t 2om f.,'''m IL ''n @9lsu''N8 tll'
b,osm 2;~Sn" ,p'Pt 80 ou.",u"9 ~ lut'
o% 9 ,$n"spsn, ps a si, S'v MY U'TtI.sM S;a I'll SgSr
milton eHtid,ieben, SQi, icncS Siup pou irocno
ciner Oautiarbe 3utritt ,u BEN Bfientlidcn
Sdulcu Scr StoSt 6obs. 0" " '>''''''>'
O. ;so.,.aS...1....s-. -. :, - s,.
'' *'"'''.'''nt''"'' s";t "" Vse E''S
0;;" "s"; o n..
rer" brinot 6cute CHEN girtitc(. in Sem cr ncu
glhtb sims 81 GSrntt MN gcuninlnouisu
fiir Sic Tr6iihentitnft emnfiebtt
oy....,.,1...-.,.s ~ :. -zSS,s S,,;;:,.;
othses'"U'e u, w w'tIputt.
A.n, ,!,t;% s.;t, a. asoI:aS.s ~ S5s't anS
S.E' lnV''3S" G'tm wv Stuutto osEtpWl,
9Wb um' -. -. tan @'uua, y.uitISnS S"'tltS
9sma Ttua''m, oS" t.nt'n Hs.ulllSt 9get w St.
muys UU'. SnV'%'lVao nviH "tsntgt'nBe tt'noloyl
m,ii "@tGS, ""9tSrt ,Gs. &'o.'sH nt t.l.t
So yS.tnit'E =; s St"NvnS'il,ns' 6"""''''''''eo'e'
S9'' ~ ''''e2t.s ge.uosoSn. ..Nz
r,. S'n 0Y''"Spt o,,.,..
,r,Ia ~ ~" " l., HuooF: - 3,ost u; at9elIer,
.T.t,ys on 1tTnt'" UtS @SIIonue .Veo9lIOts
"""t'2yH ,'sut t't gn'sm, pn'oN gSMts 9WE 100
'0s'' ''fl "'o loaEUSn oH9SnoLlulN ge'o0tet'
Nus lttdb.
SQlSleei itaot, ben 81. Sttbr. -- Der
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. 0iews orf, /. 9ioubr. - @uitau
&ulter bon Donters iuurbe beute Wiorgen
burh einen BitoleuhnB t60tlidb uermnnoet
aui benz Seleiie Der s9uoion 0tiper Sabn"
geiunben. ST iagte, Elm SraBcnrGuber babe
i'm geidoiien, auSgepliinoert nno oann ani
Sas 0abn9eleiie geibtppt. Der Ut0nn wnrbe
1adlbeIt SOoiptale Qebradlt.
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Sacuerc 0crid)tc aus Mc rifo.- Sllz
les ipieeer i'm Gclctie. xrez
Niup'S Ibrpt,tlttctum cutp.

u a ia NJ 0r0S, q. Ott.-Gm Gourlcr
bon Sampico brn9t Rcuigtcitcn pon %.
ans Der Sauptitabt. GS mar bort gllleS III,
big; Boriirio 9la5 ,uar nidt in 6eloe. SAT-
alle @ouperueme Der Staaten batten bem
Yrdfbenteu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gcihrdt
unb ibre 0ieulte au9eboteu, baS WtOntercDs
Bronuncianlcuto unterbriiden Su beleu. Die
Suriiten suen ben 8erd,t bon bcr Gapitiis
lation uon Saltillo in Ibreoe. - Die Hepo.
lutionGre baltcu alle g traben Don Der 8ren5e
lldd U(onteren beiebt.
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Scr bette 9Stnk
SEltcr SNhiSfpit.

nSfarplant.S .Siub," Der id6ute i'm Slcinrerfaufe in
Der Staot 5u ST. pro @alone, $1.2l pro Tloihe;
nSafer," Sabre ait, ju So pro @olone. 81 pro
SSlafde;
nSabinet" 5u 81 pro Gj0IonC;
"S6" 5u SO pro @'oilunc nro % &enta pro GStaihe,
folpie reinen alteu rStarb" II. riocuucfin Sranutz
ipeiu," portuen. Niabcma unb Sbcrrp, inlinh tihen
mno idotttiben BbIsreq. aepiets nno &irFaz
8ranntuein bel .. ScmiS Suulaps
t25o-y) Yfr. fs, 9EeitzSoitimoreffr fit, /,
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NcrmiSebtc Sepcfebcn aus Sacips
0tDrp

Seem Dorf, 1. 9topbr. - Der 9ampfer
yGitp Of Srootlpn" 1T bon etperpooI bier eina
getrofcn.
Die Sartgelo, ,g(usinbr nad) europa belief
id) beute ali $92 ,052.
Iui Griud)en pieler Siir9er bat Gouper-
uem SoItmun ben 0anttas anf ben 80. Der
legt, iooaB CT nit Dem gtatonal. 0anttag 5u.
iammen idllt.
Der 9ampfer nglcoaoa" BON eiuerpool III
ein9erofien.
0ie oYon" iast, bab id cine 9robe 9ln-
Sabl uon &aueuten ba6u pcrtnnocu bat, Die
Selhdfte am gBablta9e 5u irblieBen.
glm 16. Ottbr. Itarb IN YdriS Capt. y.
Dtagruoer bon ber amerif. Rlottc.
Siaaf gaSorltS uno Jobn Ycttt lperoelt
morgen pro5eliirt lueroen, ,lpeil lie itb betri0e'
rid rea,itriren lcBen.
Die 9ampier ,Slamfeab" Don 0tio uno
yGuiia" bon Giuerpool ilno bier etn9enohen.
Dian ia9t, OaB OaS Siebeu5igcrsGomitc
porl6ufig tcue Ieile ala9e anbdugIg naden
piro. Die BoliSei bat benz Sonite Derlpro-
deu, feline y@alleu9erS" an udbIten 0ienlta9
0ebBrig su beibiieen.
Die bon Sbarleltpn uno SeD.98eit anfon.
mcnoen SabrSeuge miilien bier Guarantainc
balten.
Sobn Sadion murSe bente i'll einem Sc
ridtSboie wegen SeransSabun8 tulifen Gel
beS ibuloig bc5unoen.
Der Yoli5ei.Gapitdn Ghsrrp, pclder Der
iudte, sincu 3eugeu IN bemSelc9 9icbitablS'
ialc ,u beitedDeu, mirb jeet bei6uloigt, iene
geutc angewieien Su baben, bic Sbcilncbncr
an Der seitriscn 0teiornls YroSeiiion 81 iAlas
gen NIB Su miBbanoeln.
Gu9eue Eoglor Wuroe beute Ylorgen in
einem uerruienen tSolie in Baterion, MS,
bon Sobn Gantu ermoroet. Sa1lor bat 6rau
urb &inoer in 9teps SrunSwid, N.sS.
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YiO1t (SbarlcifOi,

GbarIeIto S..G., I. Jfo0. = gBabs
renb Der lesten "a Stnnoen ltarbeu slueiPer.'
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Die NaNcnfra0c IN Scn Sdbuleu OF
GSI;n

GolumbuS, .. /. 9toUbr. Seit
ldngercr 3eit critirte cin GaiItntrieg im
glorlutdl &Omuibip, itber i3uloiluu9 Der far.
blgcn Sinber IN bic 6ffcntlideu St)ulcn.
glah lGn9crem Sreitc bat Die Sdul Sonls
milton entid)eoell, oaB iCrcS Giuo bon irgcuo
cner 0outiarbe 3utritt Su oen Bfentlid)eu
Sdulcu Der Staot babe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-02

to sss highest posisso before ths world for Or
the majesty Of It's aower, and, weardentiy
hope, the lustlc' and tbenefcenee Of It's ad'

We h"Ave the compliment from the oi'-
tiugus.shed author. Hon. CHARLES 90 c nr
FAJLKNHR, of his argument as couh, ".,,nt
West Virginia. before the supfel.i -, 80
of the United States, in the case OF tns.n,"
asainst West Virginia in which virgins
c,aims the counties of Jefferson ana berKe-
lev as belonging to her in the outrageous
division of her domain between her ana
West Virginia.
The argument Of Mr.. FAULKNER in this
Gaze has been already spoken OF in Wash
ington letters as one of great ability, as we
doubt not it was. Mr.. FAULKNER is an able
man. Yet 1t is sad part of the experience
Of our life that places him In such case.
We we'll remember his first appearance in
the Legislature of Virginia as the delegate
from Berkeley. His talents at once ele-
waited him to high position amongst Vir-
ginia statesmen In the very, brightest
DAYS Of the Commonwealth. His appear.
ance now as counsel in behalf Of the
looping of two counties, his own
amongst them, from the State of his birth,
and his early renown must have been pain
full indeed to him. We can we'll appreciate
his feelings, so warmly expressed upon his
recent visit to this city, at the sad change
which has come over his old mother, now
Inundated and dismembered. a."" IL.
We reeur to these things as illustrating
the painful revolution through which we
have passed. They may cause tear, but il
will not do to contemplate them too lone
nor too earnestly. Let us look as much as
possible to the future, and devote ourselves,
heart and soul, to making 1t so bright
that it will be fit counterpart to the glo'
rious past of Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-02
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.1
Letter from the University Of Virginia
UNIVERSITY OF VIRa1NIA,l
---L March 1911


Everything continues quiet and prosper
GUS here. Last week the day Of prayer for
colleges was observed, both at the Univer-
sity and in Charlottesville. The Young
Mems Christian Association pursues Its
quiet but useful way, and under It's aus
pices prayer meetings, which are said to be
well attended and interesting, are held reg
ularly. The Association has just had the
pleasure Of hearing Rev. j. VIM. Jones, Of
Lexington, deliver his lecture on Religion
in the Army OF Northern Virginia, 1t being
the fifth of their course for the session. This
lecture made very fine impression, thrill.
ing all the old Confederate soldiers, and
causing many Christian hearts to throb
with grateful Joy at the recital OF the work
of God in that noble army. 1t would be
well could this lecture be delivered all over
the South, and the North, too. for that
matter: but as this may not be, I am glad
to hear that the Reverend gentleman pro-
poses to expand It into q volume, for per-
forming which task he has ample materials
and peculiar qualifications. Such history
will form a most valuable contribution to
the general history Of the war. We are
sorry to learn that Lexington and the In
situations there are to lose MIR. Jones, who
has accepted an agency for the Southern
Baptist Theological Seminary. and Will
soon remove South. ... -
Rev. l.. Rosser, D. D., is preaching
nightly in Charlottesville to large congre-
oatfOns, .''
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SPECIAL NOTICES: - :,
NJ NORTH BRITISH AND
=. W.. MERCANTILE
JNsURAN NEE co M T A N I
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TINTED STATES BRANCH OFFICE,
No. so WILLIAM STREET, NEW Iohh'
r.. p,rA1 -. .sl0,Ooo,ooo GOLD.
.ssETs HELD IN THIS COUNTRY DEC Sloi' A''''
Cash on hand In bank, and IN nano9 VI s,.o an, AZ
agents 1880. ''''t.''''
Tinted States bonds and other securi-
ties, viz: a., oso m
H. 8. $50 coupon bonds of's2 ~ 1oo w w
u s. $50 registered bonds of 'e7.' $500 'oe ~
~ O On 81 Of 'e5....... lot, 10 w
r. 8 q CT 80 years. currency bonds. w w
tennessee @ % c.. bonds (old) n'soo w w
south Carolina q ct. registered STOCK. 1880 w
Illinois q ct. refunded ssock...'..'. Zs'ouo w
Alabama q ct. bonds. ..............'. N'OOO w
virginia % ct. registered stock toId). 2,ooo ""
-. s,a I'D unnaid ... $500 90
All conanv ............ 1854 SO
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LIABILITIES. .s
Losses una adjusted and unpaid .."SiS''s@i 10
THE above assets are held in this country for the
beneflt and protectien of American poncy-hoiu-
ers. ,-,o no,Do
sso, 900 VIRGINIA REGISTERED BONDS
denosited with the Treasurer OF Virginia LOT secu'
rity of Virginia policy-holders. q" -.
The undersigned, agents for the above FIRST
CLASS LIBERAL, AND PROMPT-pA1lNI
COMPANY, respectfully solicit the patronage oi
all desiring fire insurance.
THOS. NJ. ALFRIEND SON,
,o ,u Office No. 902 Main street.
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The Coal TRoUBLEs-Philadelph'a, Feb.
2S.-At meeting of the Pennsylvania Coal
Company's miners at Pittston, February
9th, they refused to accept the terms Of.
Tered by the company to mine by the car,
and insisted on mining by the ton, as here
tofore, at prices in the same proportion as
paid by the Delaware and Lackawanna and
Western Company.
PoTTsv1LLE, Pa, Feb. 2s.-The situation
remains unchanged. In the Schuylkill re-
gion the miners arc very quiet and orderly.
Information received from the Shamokin
region states that the Northern Central
railroad, in conjunction with other carrying
companies, has advanced its tolls, and this
will certainly compel suspension Of mining
in that region entirely. Eleven hundr;t
cars were sent there to-day to be loaded
and sent to the market, which viii taS.
every pound of coal there mined for the
eastern market previous to the advance
| which takes effect tomorrow.
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WEST VIRGINIA FREE.-[Special dispatch
to the Wheeling Register J. Charleston,
Feb. 27.-The general election bill has now
become law. 1t sweeps out of existence
the whole registration iniquity and abol-
isbes the last vestige of that Radical tyran-
ny under which our people were held SO
long. .-. -.
The sum of four thousand dollars is APP
propriated for State survey of railroad
route between Charleston and the Penn
sylvania line, and the bill was amended in
the Senate by appropriating two thousand
dollars for the survey of a route from
Wheeling to an intersection with the Ches.
apeake and Ohio railroad at the Kentucky
line. This amendment was concurred in
by the House,
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THE PUBLIC DEBT.-At q meeting OF the
Joint Committee on Finance of the two
Houses of the General Assembly, held in
the Senate Chamber last night, the plan
for the adjustment Of the public debt was
matured, and will be presented to the two
Houses to-day. At this late hour it is i'm
possible to give more than brief summary
Of it's provisions:
l. The owners of any Of the bonds,
stocks, or interest certificates heretofore
issued by the State, except the per cent.
dollar bonds, and what are known as ster-
ling bonds, but including the stock OF the
old James River Company and the bonds
of.the James River and kanaWha Canal
Company guaranteed by the state, may
fund two-thirds Of the amount Of the same
with two-thrds of the interest due or to
become due thereon to July l, 1871, in 6
per cent. coupon or registered bonds OF
500, $500, $1,000, and $4,000, to become
due and payable in "a years, but redeema-
ble ut the pleasure of the State after ten
vears-the interest to be paid semi-annually.
2. The holders of the five per cent. dol
lar bonds may in like manner fund in like
bonds with five instead of six per cent. in
terest.
8. Upon such funding, there shall be
issued to the owner for the other one-third
certificate payable, the interest in money
and the principal in bonds OF the date and
character named, whenever West Virginia
shall have paid her just proportion OF the
public debt.
4. All sums realized from Selden, With
ers & Co., the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company, the United States, or from sale
of State property, shall constitute sink
ing fund, and after 1880 tax shall be laid,
the proceeds of which shall 60 to the sink
ing fund.
5. The act to be in force from its passage.
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DIED.

DkEDs
...r. .o,,dence of her husband, DIR. w iliia IMAM.
AZ tne Ies stt IN HenrIco county, on Iuesaay
night February 18TH at % minutes 10. 20 sfst gesr
MEL MFs. ELIZA ii. DAkRACUTT, IN Inc 0i'' 'e'i
Of her sagsers win take place from
Church TO-DAY sss oeIHe are nVted 10 attend.
On Tuesday, February Issa a,,r a fortitude,
1M$ Rssih Thlf e. ST. in the 9Th year Of
Dis age. and those of the family are respect
ILL 1s ied to attend bis funeral THIS %
day. AFTERNOON at O'CLOCK MsSsbe adem i'
residence, on Hull street, IN mahehes'e'.
81 ,os O'Clock P. H., LAURA.
..J IN of The late Richard T. Alvey ageo 10
years. LII .oba nlace THIS AFTER-
of her moe Grace Sss sgd the BE
saa q sd Gssas f Fsss
Pils OF 4fSncinai1 and The First Baptist SUNDAY
school. are invited to attend 80