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ANNOUNC EMENTS.
For Tailor.

Having consulted number of my friends on
the subject, hereby announce myself candi-
date for ,Tailor Of Davidson county at the next
March election, subject to q convention Of the
people. THOMAS NoFARLIN. my13 sat ties
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A Meeting of the Shareholders

OF THE THIRD NATIONAL BANK OF
" Nashville, viii be held at their Banking
House, in this city,
On Tuesday, Jan. o, 1872,
between the hours of 0 Am. and 3 PM, TO elect
five Directors to serve the ensuing year.
Dec. 7, 1871, EDGAR JONES, Cashier.
decS I'd
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Risks GA Gin BFOssSes and their
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]. g. LONSDALE, President.
ID. HI. TOWNSEND, Vice-President.
w. A. GOODMAN, Secretary.
). G. LONSDALE, Jr., Assistant See
Rotary.
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THE political agitation in France is now
mainly kept up by the Radicals and the
Bonapartists, the only really strong and
vital parties in the country. ~
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POLITICAL NOTES.

Major Ron pa,.lev poore haS hepn an
no;nted ] s,,nnr;ntandant Of renoirs on tbe rs
r,,ston- ro -bonse Of Newhurvnort i.
rh;af T,,st;oa rh.so h.s ;nfaraaa Ci,,-
n: .S that T., sall
vote , for No ono far Gnve,a,or of Ohio.
c. oe AZ no,,oa,,ot;o ,,a,,ors ,f Nan-
ooine y NY l'cliloelaIN p'Peis - y ~ ~
% ao,h lah pJ w ,,hbard of ~ eaaoao u y, eo,, ,ne
loi, e.. oo,n, ~ e Stet = o''e'''''o eo'''
y, ~ '1' :,
Jacob Mueller, OF cleveland, the hepup- =
llcan nominee Iof Lieutenant uoserhor o.
ONO, IS a natiye OF 5ayafia, ana came 10
this country IN ls4s. ne isa lawyer, ana
.le sccre'ary =, y Wy oe''''ai' 'i's''ia''ec
eo,n''',y ~, y, = Nie' '' 'i''r'a,
i, Inc ,eiiiocfa's VI W l'cVli7itl w 70 iioiu
their o,a'e s. convention Oh .lie zoo VI xA''-
gust Inc clli declares tta' .'le true ms
SION o. aii pallles nov = % aea' Mlul "
piactical qtes.'ols VI ,ie ivy, isnoinS
those controversies wlllc'' nave peei' see'ieo
by the progress OF events.
The Young Mems Republican State AS
sociation, OF which the Hon. q. Hilton
ScrIbner IS president, Will hold public
meetlngat bnghamtoh next ih9rsday -
Several eminent speahefs ilGl,'''ifS oov.
liaWley, OF Ioineencut, .hc lloa; Iiatles ynaa:l
~ lan "VeS' E 1e ;ttlh li9ll ,,leM a,d maa, - y Nv
the Hon. u. =. lattielolil anu ueolse /" ~. y
GURUS, nave occli h'Ni'eu ~ i'''''Se '''-
dresses.
Ia 1867, Ohio elected Republican Coy
ernor by 2,9s4 majority, and a Democratic
Legislature. In 1863, the majority Tor
Hayes was 7,5ls, and n the LEGISLATURE the
Hamilton county skeiolmersD heid the
balance O poMcl ~ - ), esn s,S',i'eua ~,
snp naraaca pi; t;eRets to be nut n tic field the
Renblicans have work before them, but
the r ls 900 new coiored voters will fight
nobly.
- ;,,.,.,, s.;d hu Tho p;,tsb,,r. (z,no;,,la
,vh;1st z MS saI Isf9Srsnn Az @ Davis hos the de-
son Una. Tf' thaf tS;s bse,s oreat nation nav vet be
n. iGsion .aoraaad , a aaa sLo,n of its worldwide
;.anenee TN the nat nat;ans If E,,rone on fitting
nn,a' naaas;nns ms nav homaon 10 its STRENGTH as
fbea'nv, the~ never ID, d,d nrior to 1865. Grocery
Ioaiers I at the crossroads Of Mississippi
800, ,,ve,. fba sT ost Cause, At a time when
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CREDIT OF THE UNITED STATES GOV
ERNMENT.

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on the marl,ot at nar s,over,,,art stocl
bearinp rasnoct;vo,r ( nor cont "A nor
cent. and ner cont ;nterast n i mat.
ter Of moment 81 detern;;,,e tbe ratos now
actually realized on oovernment soc,,r;tios
as indicated bv tha c,,,ro,t ,,orl.at ,,,.coo
It appears on careful colonization tbat tho
rate Of interest realized on .tbe ao.vaor pa
cific railroad bonds Of 1893 and 1854 and
runn;no resnect;vol,, 81 o,d % voo,.,. e.,
this time IS almost exactlv ! nor cont
a % ner cant 4, tba o,o .,so and : 40 ,,ar
cent. in The Other Il also onnea,s Grnn,
the market nr;ce of tbe 10 N I nar can't
bonds Of 1874 that tbo animal ,ate or IN
tcrest realized ASSUMING tbat thoy vet b,vo
70 wears to mn s51o ner can't
The new 1o-year !, per cent coin ho,ds.
interest pavable o,,arterly which .ara now,
being mt on the market bova oorta;n od.
vontaops CERTAIN o,omonts of no,,,l,,;t,r
which ara ,ot aftar,,ad -, ia io 40
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Democratic Disorgasizatioa.- We are re-
liably informed that the Democratic party
in Nelson county is in dcmoralized and
disoiganized condition, and that the Grand
Sachem (Daniels) has been appealed to to
at once appoint superintendent for that
county. We do not know what action, il
any, Grants policy man has taken, but pre-
sumo he will go to work at once to heal
the wounds inflicted by the starving many,
whose visions OF greenbacks to be made in
the Legislature has induced them to play
hob with their party in that section Of the
State. The general will come to time, and
the maite heads Of the party need not be SO
uneasy.
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Friendship Lodge, No. 10, ''Improvcd
Order Sons Of lsraol,'' yesterday held THEN
annual celebration, closing with brilliant
hop at Hattorf's. This is one Of the many
benevolent organizations Of the presentage
and processes to dispense charity with a pro-
fusion to the widows Of deceased mem
bers. Its Grand Lodge is in Philadelphia.
The assembly at Hattorf's last night,
though not as large as we have seen them,
was quite select, and the enjoyments of the
occasion We're indulged in with a vim we
have never seen surpassed. These gather.
ings Of our German friends are really de.
lightful to those engaged, and are seldom
disturbed, unless by some 'ontsdcr."
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R,mdaoay.-Smday, while on the ears of
the York River road, at one of the stations
q gentleman entered the train to say good
bye to some friends whom he had brought
in his carriage to the depot. Leaving his
horses, the unpleasant fact was soon an
nounced to him that horses and carriage
were in rapid flight for home. They dartcd
off at rapid speed, leaving the gentleman to
follow, a wiser man. Wedidnot ascertain
the result of the runaway, but as we left
the depot, horses and carriage IN the far
distance were seen, still striking home~
wards, and the owner following, doubtless
cursing his own folly and stupidity.
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Manchester News and Gossip.

Onr mias are again at work, the break
in the canal having been properly repaired.
These mills furnish employment to a large
number OF our people, and we are glad to
know that they are again permitted to re-
sumo their labors.
The Picnic of Henderson and Stewart
Lodges, |. o. o. f., win take place at
Oakwood Park on the 4th Of July. The
double OPS know how to get up a good af-
fair, and the one in prospect will be equal
to any previous effort.
Election Of OHice,s.--At a meeting of
Henderson Lodge [. O. @. +. last night, the
following officers were elected: w. j..
Jones, N. G.; S. Il. Woody, Y. G.; Il. Mo :
risett, secretary; l.. Il. Chiles, treasurer;
Rev. g. r. Harding, chaplain. Great bar
mony prevailed among the members on
this occasion.
The Pythian excursion to Norfolk by
Syracuse Lodge meets with great favor in
our town among the Knights, several of
whom have expressed their intention OF
going.
Ne,o Buit1ing.- Brander is erecting
a first-class frame tenement on the corner
of Fifth and Bainbridge streets.
.S',mac.-Mr. II. w. Hey yesterday re-
ceived the first sunac sold this season.
The price paid was 81 per 100 pounds.
Miscellaneous. s.--lrhe old well on Market
square is being cleaned out.
A large-size photograph of Elias Howe,
the scwing-machine man, can be seen in the
window of G. r. Hardmg's jewelry store.
By-the-way, Harding is the agent in Man
chester and Chesterfield for these machines.
That curious egg is at Harding's jewelry
store.
The new Board of Trustees meet on
Friday night.
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RICHMOND, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 27 1871. VOL Ill

iShipmreck, Captain Hall, of the schoon-
er Maggie Bell, which arrived here from
Rockland, Maine, reports having picked up,
when about twenty miles cast from Barne-
gat, a schooner's boat having on the stern,
painted in white, "Willie DELL" The boat
which, though newly painted, was not a
new one, contained a bag of clothing, APP
parently that of the captain. Among the
articles found was coat, in the pocket of
which was found a diary Of 1870, and nau-
teal almanac for '71--which showed that
they belonged to benjamin E. Howland.
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Z.
The Public Schools. The examination
of the city schools is steadily progressing,
and as we learn displays a creditable pro-
gress in all the classes. Superintendent
Bmiord conducts all examinations in
person. This mode has the advantage of
rendering him personally familiar with the
standing of each school, BUTT imposes upon
him an enormous amount of labor. We
do not like thus to see faithful officer
oyerworked, and we suggest division of
labor among the members Of the city
board. We regret to see that these exami-
nations are not attended by the parents of
the children to any extent The encourag-
ing presence Of the parent is always CRATE
fully appreciated by the faithful teacher and
tends to impress the child with the import
anee Of education. Parents who do not
visit the schools where their children are
educated neglect q most sacred duty.
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FMai Accidem.-About ten O'Clock last
night, an old colored woman, named Cora
Darlington, residing on Cary street, between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth, was terribly
burned by the explosion Of kerosene
lamp. Size sent her daughter to bed, in the
room above, requesting her to leave thecan-
die burning, so she could find her way up,
stating she would put out the lamp. In
reaching over to turn out the lamp she fell
against it, upsetting it, and causing it to oex-
plode so near her as to set fire to her clothes.
She called loudly for assistance from her
daughter, who rushed down and found her
mother completely enveloped in flamcs.--
The daughter, uniting in the screams Of the
mother, soon attracted a crowd, who sue
ceeded in putting out the fire, hut too late,
we fear, TO save the life of the old woman.
! She is burned so badly about the stomach
as to render her recovery an impossibility.
Her suiferings this morning were agonizing
and awakened in US a Keen sympathy.
Death would be hailed as relief to any
one in such a horrible condition.
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Late Pape,s.-O. b. Dyer is a mighty
kind young man, especially to the ncwspa-
per fraternity. He never gets anything
good but what he sends us a sample. To-
day he has sent us the New York Weekly,
Ledger, Chimney Corner, New Varieties,
and rich and racy novelette,, entitled
"Rchmond's Sensational Novel, No. g."
He can supply multitude at his little store
on Broad street.
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Paradise Lost.-~Assembly Hall was well
filled last night to witness the grand spec
tacular entertainment of 'sParadise Lost" !"
The tableaux were magnificent, while the
description by DIR. Mute was most interest
ing. Never has an exhibition of greater
merit been presented to our people, and the
manner in which it was received last night
induced us to believe that their visit to this
city will be most successful one. The ex-
hibition will be repeated tonight and every
evening this week, except Saturday.
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Laciea Bemd.--The rumor, published in
one of theLynchburg papers, that Lucien
Beard had murdered young Sprouce, who,
but short time since, killed Boards
father, we are glad to say, is without foun-
dation. We still adhere to osour first pro-
position, that if Beard is anywhere in the
neighborhood of Sprouce, he will yet sue
coed in procuring his death, by his own or
other hands.
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PURE ICE.
NORTHERN ICE.

NORTHERN ICE.
We have contracted for a full supply of the
CELEBRATED KENNBEo RIVER ICE,
and are receiving from the above river ICE
twenty inches in thickness, clear rs crystal, and
hard as flint, superior TO any ICE coming into
this market (not excepting the Boston Iee). We
are the only dealers in this city receiving this
CELEBRATED ICE, SO universally known as
the PUREST and BEST in the country.
We are prepared ut all times to furnish ICE of
the above qualify by the Cargo, Canal-Boat or
Car load; and we give special attention OH all
same. M s4F
City customers furnished on the most reasona-
BILE terms M
MCGOWAN & LAMPKIN,
No. 1911 Gary street, Richmond, Va.
Ia 22--tf s
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY

1925
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE Uni
i TED STATES for the Eastern District oi
Virginia.
In the matter of Patrick H. Fitzgerald, bani,-
rupt-in bankruptcy.
70 Whom it May Concern--The undersigned
T. n Fitzgerald, OF Prince Edward county, Va,
hereby gives notice Of his as assignee
of the estate of r. H. Fitzgerald, OF Notfoway
county in said district, who was, on the 3lst day
of March, 1871, adjndged bankrupt on MS own
petition BY the District Court OF said district.
j. p. FITZGERALD,
10 -T,,,e,u Assignee.
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The commencement exercises at Randolph
Macon College will be held tomorrow and
Thursday. For the accommodation Of per-
SONS who desire to attend them, excursion
trains will be run ON the Fredericksburg
road as follows: From the Byril-street de-
pot at 500 "A. NJ, and from the Broad
street depot at $3.50 A. M. and 4:30 p. M.
Returning, trains will leave Ashland at
1880 p. NJ, and after the close of the ex-
ercises in the evening. az se.
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Ftaa.d Opea.-'fhe store door of Mr..
John N. Goddin, on Fourteenth street, was
found open at 9 O'Clock last night by po-
lceman Shields. We think it would be
well for merchants to be more careful and
see that their front doors are at least shut
before leaving them for the night.
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accident to the Steamship 41lbema}e.---i
An accident occurred 10 this steamer, while
on her way from this city to New York.
When opposite Hog Island, on James river,
her ain pump, from some cause, was bro
ken. She was towcd into Norfolk yester-s
day morning, by the steamer Hatteras, and
men put to work to repair damages.
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ms City observation-disclosures wishing the
STATE Journal left early and regularly at their
places of business, or residences, by responsible
carriers will please leave their orders with JoBS-
sros & ssELDEN, Newsdealers, OILS Main Street,
and at the News Depot of w. A. EDWARDS, 229
East Broad Street.
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The annual examination of the colored
Normal and High school will take place to-
morrow, commencing at halfpast nine
O'Clock A. NJ, at the new school-house on
Twelfth street. Persons interested are in-
yited to attend.
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Coagid.--Edward Atkins (colored), from
Louisa, was delivered at the penitentiary
yesterday for term of one year, for house,
breaking.
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Temperance Meetiag.-Wcst End Divi-
Sion, No. 45, Sons of Temperance, will
meet tonight to elect officers for the ensu-
ing quarter.
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The Dock. The dock was filled with
vessels last evening, and Richmond looked
like first-class commercial city.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
i TED STATES for the Eastern District OF
HiFginia. -,
rupt--in bankruptcy.
TO Whom it May Concern--The undersigned,
p. ID. Mckinney, OF Pr. Edward county, Virginia,
hereby gives. notice OF his appointment ils as
signee OF the estate of w. +. Gannaway, OF Buck
ngham county, In said district, who was, on the
3lst day Of March, 1871, adjudged bankrupt on
his own petition by the District Court of said dis
trict.
Dated Farmyille, Va, June SO, 1871
je 27-Tu3w p. D. MCKINNEY, Assignee.
1920
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI.
i TED STATES for the Eastern District Of
Virginia.
In the matterof William Z. Glenn, bankrupt
In bankruptcy
To Whom it May Coneer-The undersigned,
p. ID. Mckinney, and John r. Wilson, of Prince
Edward county, Virginia, hereby give notice OF
their appointment as assignees of the estate OF
VIM. +. Glenn, of Cumberland county. in said
district who was, ON the 3lst day of March, 1871
adjudged bankrupt on his own petition by the
District Court of said district
Dated Farmyiile, Va, June 26, ISL
p. d. MCKINNEY.
JNO. r. WILSON,
je 27--Tu3w Assigness
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Snicide by Hmgslg.--A woman named
Mrs. Atkins, wife Of Alexander Atkins, a
farmer, residing in King and Queen county,
about five miles from West Point, commit
ted snicide Thursday last by hanging her.
self to girder in the smoke-house attached
to her residence. 1t is stated that she had
contemplated the act for some months past,
and had fully resolved to take her own life.
A correspondent of the Wing says that on
Thursday, Mr.. Atkins came home to dim
ner, and found his three children dressed
very neatly, as if it was Sunday. He in
qured the cause, and received an evasNe
answer. He then went into an adjoining
room for the purpose of lying down. In
about half an hour afterwards he came out,
and, missing Mrs. Atkins, inquired for her,
but no one had seen her.
In going to her room he found all her
finest clothes laid upon a bed, ready to be
put on. Searching further he discovered
the smoke-house door locked and the key
on the inside. Procuring an axe he broke
open che door, and found Mrs. "A. as stated
above. She had evidently stood upon an
empty barrel, and. after fastening the rope,
kicked the barrel away. She hung with her
toes touching the ground, and had stran-
gled to death. Her sufierings could not
have been otherwise than terrible, her face
having turned perfectly black. The lady's
friends can assign no cause for the act. She
had been married for a number of years to
Mr.. Atkins. They appeared to live happi-
ly together, although she was his third wife.
She was about twenty-four years of age,
and was esteemed by her acquaintances.
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LOCAL MATTERSs. .

ne The Daily State Journal viii be mailed
TO persons leaving the city for the summer
at FIFTY CENTS per month.
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The COURTS.

Police Comt.-The following cases were
disposed of by Police Justice White this
mornings:
Charles Hack, for umlawfully assaulting
and beating Jacob Hirsberg, was required
TO pay fine of $40, or be confined in the
city Jail for ten days. Fine paid.
George Washington and Henry Johnson,
colored, were fined 81 each for fighting near
the City Springs.
David ii. Munson, charged with threat
ening to whip J. c. Hundley, was bound
over in the sum of 800 for three months.
William Null, charged with assaulting
the police in the discharge of their duty,
and with being disorderly in the street, was
required to give security in the sum of $500
for his good behavior for six months.
Thomas II. McNamec, up to answer for
stealing one horse collar and other articles
of value, the property of John j. Wright,
was let off, their being no evidence to sus-
tain the charge.
Joseph Brown and Elizabeth johnson,
colored, were sent to jail for thirty days for
assaulting and beating each other.
Maria johnson and Aleck Gatewood,
charged with beating Edward Street, were
bailed until Friday, to which time their case
was continued, on account of the absence
of the complainant.
John Lewis, colored boy, up to an
swer for being suspicious character, and
for interfering with passengers at the II. q
D. railroad depot, was warned and let off.
Husfngs Corr. t.-'Fhis court is still en-
gagged in the trial of ex-Mayor Chahoon.
The case seems to gather interest as it COM
tinucs, the courthouse being crowded this
morning with spectators. For the first
time, A. w. Bailey, the blother-in-law of
Page, was put upon the stand, whose eyi-
dence was Of an interesting character. Mr..
Bailey disclams any knowledge or conncc-
ton with the numerous transactions and
papers upon which his name appears, cx-
cept deed made to him, and afterwards by
him made to Page. He denies having
given authority to any one to use his name
in the manner 1t has been.
The following additional Witnesses were
examined this morning besides Bailey, viz :
Chas. FL. Mills, Paul r. Hambrck, John
Lyon, r. Il. Daniel, DR.. +. b. Watkins, l..
T. Taliafeiro, James d. Mitchell and DR..
Woodward, the latter of whom was before
summoned by the Commonwealth but
never used. We left the courtroom du-
ring the examination of Dir. W, but heard
sufficient of his evidence to satisfy us that
Solomon Haunstein was an habitual gam
bier, and frequently ventured considerable
amounts of money on a game of cards. He
(Woodward) is regarded as an important
witness for the defence. When this trial
shall have closed, we propose publishing
the testimony in full.
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OaoDsg TO the serious illness of his
mother, Justice White was unable to try
ANY civil cases to-day.
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MAN KILLED IN A RUM MILL.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-27
MARRIED.

June Sd, by Rev j. Il, Edwards, JOSEPH IiO-
BURG, of Baltimore, to Mrs. ANNIE VASE
BURN, of New York city.
At Broad-street M, Il. Church, on the 22d inst,
by Rev. Dir ]. Il. Edwards, Mr.. w. EMMETT
CARDOZO, of Richmond and Miss l.. HELEN
HATCHER, of Chesterfield county.