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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-01-20

Destructive FIRE Near City Point
Males, Oren and Grain Burned. A destructive
fire occurred on the farm of DR. Richard Epes,
at Bermuda Hundred near City Point, night
before last. About eight o'clock, the large
new barn and stables on the premises, were
discovered to be on fire, and all efforts to save
them from destruction proved Intellectual. The
barn had been lately enlarged and improved.
and was valuable building. 1t contained
1000 bushels of corn, all of which, besides
provender, was destroyed. In the stables were
nine mules and four oxen-all fine animals,
constituting the working force of the farm
every one of which perished in the flames. In
addition to these losses, all the farming imple.
ments on the place, of which there was great
number, were burned. The corn burned EN-
braced the entire crop Of the farm. The fire
was the work of an incendiary.
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DIED.

PHEDLET0N.-0n the 18th inst at the residence
of hec sou, on Fourth street. MARY GLEN PENDLE-
ION, reict OF VIM. g. Pendleton, aged II years and
months.
Her funeral will take place from Grace street
Presbyterian church tDr. Reals) on SATURDAY,
2lst inst, at 312 P. aI Friends and acquaintance
are respectfully Invited to attend without further no
tics.
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MEDIC
THE BRIDAL CHAMBER.

rT>HE BRIDAL CHAMBER.
Essays for Young Men, on great SOCIAL
EVILS and ABUSES, which interfere with MAR
RIAGE-with sure means of relief for the erring
and unfortunate diseased and debiltated. Sent free
of charge, in sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, No. q, Ninth street, Philadelphia,
Pa. ia 16-3m
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VXTANTED TO RENT, for four months from Feb
w rusry 1st proximo. the whole or half OF a
FURNISHED HOUSE in the city
LEWIS II. HIGBY,
Office, corner Tenth and Bank Streets up stairs P
o. box l72. ial7-tf
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FOR RENT.
TO TAX PAYERS,


KO1ICE TO TAX-pAYERS.-Ali persons who
In failed to pay their (Class Busin. ss Tax for
the year 1870, would do well to attend to the same
as I am instructed by the City Council to levy for
the same. may be fouod at the City Collectors
Office, City Hall, from to 10 A. NJ. and 3 to P. NJ
TB0S Il. WORD,
jr H-1w Collector Delinquent Taxes
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BY TELEGRAPH
TN.DaY,S DISPATCHES.

BY American Press Association,
EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE STATE JOURNAL
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ia 2O-F2w


TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE UNITED
L STATES, for the District of Virginia.
In tie matter of Fisher, Matthews 4 Roberts "
John L. Cox, ban zrupt-in bankruptcy.
To Whom il May Uoncern:-Ths undersigned, T.
II. R,ooke, OF Caroline couaty, Va, hereby giyes
notice of his appo ntment assignee OF the estate OF
John Cox. Of Henrico county, In said district,
who was, on the LIST day of Dec, 1870, ailudzed q
bankrupt on his creditors petition by the District
Court of said district
Dated Milford Va January 0, 1871.
ia 20-F3w T.. BROOKE, Assignee.
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VXT ANTED-A No. /. COOK WASHER and IRON
W ER, to go two miles in the country. For such
a one well recommended good price will be paid.
Apply at THIS OFFICE. ia 18-2t*
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THE SOUTHERN AsSOCIATIoN.-RAFFLE
Il for the Benefit of the Widows and Orphans of
the Southern States.
DISTRIBUTION No 1872 EVENING IAN. 10
So 81, 81, 6, Is, SO, IS, rs, 10, so, Is, 48,
DISTRIBUTION No. 1873 MORNING JAN. 20.
Cd, 60, 6s, 6, 30, Is, II, 5, 4i, 40, 13, II
Witness my hand al Richmond, Va, this 10th day
of January. 1871.
SIMMONS & co, CO TOMpKINS
Managers. Commissioner.
CERTIFICATES OF RAFFLE can be purchased
from Capt. W. l. DhBNEY, at the Branch Office, No.
3, Eleventh SIR ct, one door from Main
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LOCAL NEWS,
Meeting of the Mechanics of Rioh-
mond at Monticello Hail.
SPEECHES, RESOLUTIONS, &c.

ACTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL CONDEMNED
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Police Court. - The following cases
were disposed of by Police Justice White this
morning:
Erasmus Denny, colored, stealing an over.
coat ana gold watch from Mrs. Elizabeth Jack
son, was discharged, the charge not being sus-
| tanned.
Robert Oliver, colored, charged with tres
passing on the premises of Robert England and
insulting him, was bound over to keep the
| peace.
| Thomas Burns, for feloniously striking An
ionic Carvedo with brick, with intent to kill.
| Case continued until the 2lst of Febrnarv
Carvedo being in bad way.
pan HARRISON, colored, breaking gas lamp
belonging to The Petersburg railroad company,
was discharged.
Maria Myers and Elizabeth England, assault
ing and striking r. Oliver with a brick.
MARIA Myers discharged and Mrs. England
bound over.
James Dunn, drunk and lying in the street,
was sent to the ams-house.
Randolph Turner, colored charged with
stealing paper from John Perry, Jr.'s store on
Broad street, was committed.
julia jackson, Hattie Robinson, Maggie
Smith, Ella Williams and Lizzie Smith
charged With keeping dsorderlv housn and
oeing persons Of bad repute. Case continued
until tomorrow
NJ. ). Rosendorf, for beating Lucy Brocken-
brough, was fined $780,
Faai harris, Geofge Shelton and John Rob.
insop, c0lored, for uDlawfully entering tho
tobacco factory of Turpin 4 Bro, for the,pur-
pose OF committing larceny, were iisehargad.
charged not proved.
ProScription.--The author of "Stope-
WALL Jackson's Way, and the Naval Song, of
tho South, and who was good soldier in the
Coniederacy, too, as appears from the follow
ing. has been ostracised because be re fused TO
vote the Conservative ticket, and is compelled
to leave Richmond on that account:
10 the Editor of the State Journal:
by reference to the auction sales Won will sea
tnat am selling out My tale is simple and one
easily understood You know thst hs "a be.n n |
resident of tbs city for nearly fifteen years: that
among tie mercantile nunity my name has ever
bsen without reproach; that have as correspondent
OF the hampshire lusependentr and othor Englsn
papers curing tho past four yea, done everythipg
TO induce Immigrants to settle in Virginia and MANY
nave q ne so a ter c0mnun eating with me but
unfortunately, refused to vote longer the Conserve
i've ticket and that has made me enemies who we're
heretofore fast friends
alta recent meeting Of Hines Lodge K P nv
name was rejected. This i just expected when
saw Gretier there ohrer. It could not be for
any other reason, unIes forfooth they punish me
WIN my sous sins; aud of that has nothing
10 DO with me, having all been cleared up sstisfsc
torily two years ago.
M Editor, go along with Mr. Crowle and hun- |
ofeus OF others, away from city wherein nsn |
mus not speak his own opinion without bting os- |
traoised black balied and deemed an outlaw it re
does not vote Conservative ticket for that is tre
"ue 'easou' Yours, Il. KIsa, sR.
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SHIPPING.


DOR NEW YORK,
Tho OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP EszI.kKxS
C0MPANY'S elegant side-wheel sSS5f 1x3s&
steamship ISAAC BfLL, Capt. BLAKEMAN, will leave
her wharf, at Rockets on FRIDAY, January 20ih,
at 2 o'clock P. NJ.
Freight received until ! P. NJ.
rare w
Round Trip Tickets....... ................, 20 OG
For freight or passage, apply to
JOHN ". WYATT, Agent,
ia ls-2t No. 3 Governor street.
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s2-1nyoluntary.

S2-lnvoluntsry.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITRD
Il States, for the District of Virginia.
In the matter.of Jas. y. Shilling Denis X, Fer
guson, bankrupt-in bankruptcy.
10 Whom 1t May Concern :--fhe undersigned,
John NJ Hall, of Henrico Ya hereby gives notice
OF his appointment assignee of the estate of Denis
X. Ferguson, of Roanoke coty, in said district, who
was, on the 18th day of April, 1870, adjudged q
bankrupt by the District Court of said district.
Dated Richmond, January 10 1871
ia l0-Fhsw JOHN NJ. HALL, Assignee.
DRlME ROLL BUTTER,
For sale by
j. MCCARTHY,
ial7 Corner Fifth aud Marshall streets,
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- ICHM0ND, FREDERICKSBURG & POTOMAC
~ RAILROAD COMPANY, GEN ERAL TICKET
AND FREIGHT DEPAR rMESr, RICHMOND,
JANUARY 20, 1871
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CTRAY MULE --Strayed from In front Of house
~ No. 62f Eighth street, beyond Leigh, on yester-
day January 10th, q brown or sorre HORSE MuLk;
had the hair rubbed off each side by trace chaius;
had on saddle, bride and martingae. liberal re-
ward will he paid for his return or information of
his whereabouts either at e2l Eighth street, OF to
~ 20-its SAhL NJ PA9H.
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MUSIC, &c,

No longer of the firm of Marsh Pollock, is now
prepared to serve his friends and the public gene
rally in
SHEET MUSIC AND MUSICAL MERCHANDISE
of every description
respectfully solicit call at my new establish
ment. JOHN MARSH,
no l2-ly sls Main st., bet Ninth and Tenth.
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HORTTCULTURAL.

HORTICULTURAL
ID ICHMOND NURSERIES,
IL RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
FRANKLIN DAVIS & CO., Proprietors.
We offer for the Fall and Spring Trade the largest
collection of FRUIT TREES, VINES, &c ever grown
in the Southern States, consisting in part OF
100000 TREES, embracing all the choicest varie-
ties Of fruits edapted especially to the
South.
100000 VINES consisting of every variety of small
fruits.
ss- Send for catalogues, enclosing postage stamps
f8-6m
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RICHMOND, VA.

CHOICE SMOKING and FIG and TWIST CHEW
ING TOBACCO supplied to the trade on the most
reasonable rates to be found in this market
ia 13-1m JAS. SWEENEY.
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TOBACCO,

II XCELSIOR TOBACCO WORKS,
BYRD STREET, BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH,
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FOR SALE

...
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cisco, Cal. Amer our best wishes, and exprcss'
Ing our THINKS for tho liberal patronage We have
received for more than twenty. y.one years, during
which period VIC have been steadily engaged IN
the Drug business In California, We beg to say
in consequence of the rapid growth OF DR.;
Walkers California Vinegar Bltters, now spread
over the United States and countries far beyond,
We are necessated 10 devote our entire time 10
said business.
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established business on favorable tems.
This is o rare opportunity for men with means
Of entering into a profitable businoss, with ad'
yautaees never before offered. 49,. /
For particulars inquire OF
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j, c, SPENCER, San Francisco, Cal.
NIB. Until sale Is made we rhall continue
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Business Mana gersI
A. W. Potter, - : A. II. Hagadorn,
'.'I '0 J. Corwell Lee.


W, po,,oI' Business Mana sfHr'Hi 4, Il. u.sadOrn,
' J. Corwell Lee.
BY special permission VIC refer to the follow
ing well known citizens:
John Ii. Dickson, Sheriff Of Nevada County.
T. w. Sigourney.
John A. Lancaster, National Exchange Hotel.
M, 8. Deal, Editor Nevada Transcript.
G.. Schmittburg, Postmaster.
julius Grecnwald, County Treasurer.
Geo. b. Newell, cx-County Supervisor.
Thos. j. Gardner, Editor Nevada Gazette.
p. Banner. Merchant ..... .
ID. E, Bell, Deputy Postmaster. ...n .
Ira A. Eaton, Union Hotel. .
q. G. Allen, Nevada Foundry.
Judge T. II. Rolfe. ...'.. .....
Geo. X. Phillips, Merchant.
A, Goldsmith, Merchant.
William X. Coe, Chief Engineer OF the Fire
I. Candeld, e1.ChIef Engineer Of the Fire
Department
<. Sanford, Merchant.
Bliyen & Potter, Merchants.
Lester & Mulloy, Merchants.
L. Nihell, City Marshal.
Good responsible Agents wanted: Liberal
commissions allowed. Money should be sent
by Express, or by draft on any solvent Bank.
Address all communications to
"'o' - .''|I O. b. SOCIETY
.... Nevada City, Oallfornia.
TICKETS for sale by
r. r. COVERT,
Summit Stables, on the Divide.
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Cheerful People

God bless the cheerful people-man,
woman or child, old or young, illiterate
or educated. handsome or homely. Over
and above every other social trait stands
cneertulness. What the sun j. to ma
tnre-what God is to the stricken heart
which knows how to.leln upon Him.
ar cheerful persons in the house and
bv the wav side. They 90 unobs,ru-
sively. unconsciously, about their silent
mission, frightening up society around
them with the happiness beaming from
their faces. We love to sit near them:
we love the nature oftheir eve, tone Of
their voice. Little children find ont.
oh 50 quickley amid the dehses
crowd, and, passing by the knitted brow
and compressed lip, glide near, and lay
ing a confiding little hand on their knee,
hit their clear young eyes 70 those loy-
inc faces.
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lnteinperanCe.

The time comes when a young man
must 90 forth 10 the world to seek his
fortune rs his father before him sought
his he goes from = home where he has
been under fathers watchiul eye,
guarded by a mothers ANXIOUS care. he
gocs into the harsh and buSlling world,
10 miN in the busy hauut> Of men, TO cn-
counter temptations new and hitherto
undrgamcd Of. Now. indccd.it requires
all the force ofhis early training to keep
him spotcss. His bark is in the rapids,
and unless piloted by strong principles
and waited by the brcczcs of truc.moral
courage, it can not escape the rocks and
shoals that surround ii on every side.
He sees his companions. bis employ
crs. those to whom he looks for exam
plc all indulging in the so-callcd mode
rate use OF alcohol in its numerous forms
and is daily urged to join in just one
class
For some time he firmly rcsists, but
seeing that this conduct is marked and
singular that he is even held in less es-
teen by his comradc on account OF bis
abstinence. and, from i desire to please,
waycrs
Oh then we can imagine that two
spiritual being, are near him-one on
the right hand. and one on the left On
the right he is reminded Of hi, distant
homc.and all that was taught him there;
on the lettthc old tale of the delights OF
companionship, and the hmmlessncSs Of
an occasional class.
He still wayers-yiclds the first
glass is taken and n silent tear is drop
ped on his right hand, loud laugh of
teyilsh triumph goes up on his leit.and
thus the worm enters.
The first glass drank, the slippery
downward path Is commenced, so steep
is the dcc,iyity that the walk soon be
comes n ruu.untl losing his foothod,the
unfortunate youth plunges headIong
into themurly sea Of dissipation. forget
ting his God, his early training, and
his once loved friends.
Father. mother brother, r,,istcrtiiends,
fortune. all are sacrificed TO this one
dreadful passion The worm has done
lis work, it ha. pierced the heart Of the
tree Angels weep over another soul
lost. and hell rcsounds with acclama-
tions Of praise Of il most successful re-
cruiting officer, the Demon Of lntem-
DeranCc.
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Death Of Frederick the Great.

On the 18th, after restless night, he
did not awake until eleven o'clock III
the morning For short time he SEEM
ed confused. He then summoned. his
generals and secretaries, and gave his
orders with all his wonted precision.
He then called in bis three clerks, and
dictated to them upon various subjects
His directions 70 IN ombas>alor, Who
was about leaving. filled four quarto
lagc>.
As night came on hc fell into wlat
NAV be called the Goath->lo,r. His
breathing wa> painful ami stortorous;
his mind WAS wandering in dclirioUS
dreams his voice became inarticulatc
At 4 moment OF returning conscious
ness he uici several fines in vain 20
rive some uttcrauce TO his thoughts.
Then. wiki 4 deSpaning expression @.
couutenance. he sank back upon his phi
low. Fever flushed his checks, and tls
ewes assumed some of their WOntod tie.
Thus the diving hours were prolonged,
rs the iricudic>S monarch, surrounded
by respectful attendants. slowly descend
cl To tir crave.
His feet ana LEGS became cold. Death
was stealing lis way toward the NitalS.
About nine o'clock "Wednesday evening
painful couch commenced, with diff
Guilty of breathing. and an ominouS rat
tie in the throat One ot lis dogs sat
hy his bedside. and ,Li,crrd with cold
the king made sign for them to throw
a quilt over II.
Auo,hcr severe tit orcoughiugcnSucd.
and the king, having with difficulty got
id of tie cphicgm, said, The mountain
is passed We shall bc better now.
Th,s. were his last words The eNpI-
ing monarch sat in his chair, but IN
state oi such extreme weakness that he
was continually sinking down, with ms
chest and neck SO bent forward that
breathing was almost impossible. One
of his tal,htul Wallets took the king upon
his knee and placed his lcll arm around
his waist, while the KING threw h!S r!ght
arm around tic Wallets neck.
1t was midnight. Within doors all
/, silence around it the dark earth Ia
silent. aboycit tho ,lcn, stars Thus
tor two hours the attendants sat mo
tionl,ss, holding the DYING king. Not
a word WAS >pokcn no sound could b"
heard but the PAINFUL breathing which
prcccdcS death.
At just twenty minutes past two o
clock the breathing ceased. the spnit
took It's fight and the lil,lcss body
alone remained. Iiic's great battle was
ended, and the soul of the monarch as
cendcd to that dread tribunal where
prince and peasant must alike answer
tor all the deeds done in the body. 1t
was the 18th oi August, l7s6. The
king had ryigncd iolty-siN years, and
had lived scvcnly-siy years. SIN months,
and twcnty-lour days-l'rom "Frcdcr
lex the Gyeal, in HoPrrs NagosWe
for lIGU
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amid constant storm of bullets and
fragments of rcck and falling trees and
bursting shells rushed Porter into the
river. Furious Virginians and fiery
Gcorcians were at their heels Dead
and diving were hanging on the cliffs
and floating in the river. and far below
the anxious picket. rs he watched the
stream. pecred curiously at the red
streaks mingling with the waters of the
Potomac. The slaughter was fearful,
the route complete. The fight was
over The cavalry Capt. asked for
no;e 10 shew his d,te.tion from his
commend and leave 10 deuart. Gen. J.
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SHEPHERDSTOWN JEFFERSON COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA. SATURDAY,

SPADES. Spade Forks. Hoes, Rskes,
- Garden Lines and Trowels. for sale
By NE Curly g. Duke,
march III ChaIles,own.
M HITE Wash Brushes. Cemen.. Gil
III cine Plaster, Cislcrn Pumps and
Patent Wsier Drawers. for sale hv
DIcCmdy D. Duke.
march ii Cnariesiowl.
MI L have for sale large s'ork Of Tin
LII ware of nur own m~nuf ,c;ure. and
give prompt attention 70 Fin Ro"hog and
Spoo'ing. Ne Curly g. Duke.
march II ChaHe.lnwn.
ITAMES, Trace Chains, and Horse
IL Collars. for sale by
Nc Curly g. Duke,
march ii CtarIrstnwn.
0LD Iron. Bones. Ragc, Old CoPrer
" and Bras. wanted IN exchange i0f
Goods or Cash by
Nc Curly s. Duke.
march Ii Charesinwn.
! LARGE stock Of Buggy end Wagon
IA Whips, for sale 6y
Ne Curly g. Duke,
sent 10 Charirsrown.
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A liberal deduction will be made from the
above rates, on yearly advertisements.
II the number of insertions be not marked
on the advertisement, when sent in, it will be
published and charged accordingly.
JOB PRINTING will be executed with neat
ness and despatch.
All Job Work and Advertisements must be
paid for when handed in.
AL personal communications will be charged
for at the rate of 81 cents per square, IL lines,
for one Insertion.
To avoid any misunderstanding on the part
sf the Annual Advertisers it is proper TO state
distinctly that their privilege Opiy eXtetd> TO
theli Own immediate business Real Estate. Le-
gal and sill other advertisements sent by them
90 be All additional cha ge, aud no variation.
No paper discontinued uulh all arrearages
are paid up, unless al The option Of the editor.