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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-25

New YORK, May 24.-The police tug h IS
returned with the captured prize fighter s.
Dooney Harris, the trainer of Edwards; =
was committed by Judge Bowling in de. :
fault OF 81 700. The judge said that the day
Of prize fighting was oyer, and that here af-.
ter sparriDg exhibitions must be stopped.
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r he High ConsIn issiGN Treaty.

WAsu1NGTo May 24.-Immediatcly
upon assembling this morning the Senate
went into Executive session on the treaty,
which will probably be ratified before
morning. Several amendments we've voted
down.
At the night session the Senate ratified
the treaty by vote Of 80 10 -. The in
junction OF secrecy has not yet been re-
moved.
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UT GOODS FOR EVERYBODY.

I GOODS FOR EVERYBODY.
LLAMA LACE sHAWLs In great variety;
PAsAsoL COVERS;
GIaPURE LACEs, LACE COLLARS;
FANS In great variety; s.s.... Z.
SILK, FEARL, MARsEILLEs, and AGATE
BUTTONS OF the Inject styles;
GIMPs, FRINGEs;
JET JEWELRY In great variety; .......
GENUINE WHITLEY JET sETs at sI and slso-
less than half price;
PlQUE TRIMMINGS al great bargains;
PIQUEs for dresses, IN figured, striped and
corded, at very low prices -.--
myeI LEVY B2OTHgRS
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TIEB!slT EH II.

NEW MILLINERY NOTIONS $40
~ AND "AN-Y GOODS ST 3EE. cor sgts!lLhG>
ner 81 ::uli AID nth sir els, HancAs stcr SMeESs
--latest s,ylrs % :.dics' ROhnGtS AID HATS also
Misses and Ihildrcus Hats. TriGluIi rs, and
ever, thing 'h,L c1n. titu;eS Il trst-claSs store.
prculp attention D. 10 all orders and satisfac-
ton "a antced IS Ia lri"c ard St!'c AlrsBge'
1nrut9 have been mate with the best milincr In the
State to Il nay cusSoEl wrk. ~-
NY .I-3t* NRS. ". l.. mDoDf.
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The Lexington Era ueS.

LEXINGTON, KY, May 2t.---Eirs' n te. 70 r
800, taken by Longfcllow, NJ Haibe.
over the course. Second race, for III C club
house, mile and half, won ny Ex change
Steve Atchison, CotiDa. Ed i Jacks DIG, aud
Planchette in the order NJ med. Tim c, 2:33S.
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yrRarNrA HoTRL, srAuNToN, 8Alay !, ,sa,. }

Mn3or RotcAStss: Dear Sir Allow us To tender
ns fss and rGS ing so
houae on yonr proposed excuraton TO onr valley
and he Virginia Syringe, beth In going ana ie.
We much regret that our Cspon Springs are not
within the range and programme Of your sxcar-
sion, as we should specially gra;iaed to show 70
Won aud Them the attractions of thia wclt-known
summer resort.
We are truly glad that your public apir!t and on
terprtse have gotten up this excursion. from which
we hope not only m"ch pleasure. both to guests
and hosts along the whole lroutc, hut for 11srfnd-
nsaflv beneficial results in bringing acquainted
representative men from sections Of our common
country separated by distance but wa trnst not
10 z 20 DC separated In sympathy and common In
'''NS'' ' ''"'' 'i FRAZIER a & SALE.
WHITE SULPHUR srRISGs, MayL 1871.
Friend Hatchktss and Friends II the Editorial
Excursion We extend to all the hospitality OF
the White Sulphur Springs without charge, and
hope your numbers win BE- large.
our friend, &C., C.B.rucK,
ofpaytons & Co.
BALTIMORE, May ISL.
Col. HotcAkiss and Members Of the Editorial
Excursion: Gentiemen. wc very cordially ex
:end To The hospitality of the -. Clair Hotel
during your soiourn in our city.
Very especially, Gl1MoUR b CONS,
II. II. Foglc, Manager.
GREENSBORO. ". c.. May is. 1871.
NJ. Hotchkiss. .Aseat Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad; Dear sir, We have received infor-
lesve Baltimore ON the 22h for trip over the
Chesapeake and Ohio rsilro.d will reach here Mt
las =. NJ. en- the 3oth, city has perfected ar
ranGcments to entc, tain the PARTY while here If
anything Should happen TO change your pro-
gramme, please notify MS by telegraph.
THOMAS Il. KEoGu.
for Committee of Arrangements.
NAMES OF THE PARTIES.
Horton Tidd. Gazette. Elmira: Hon. y. Il. Hill,
Gazette. Elmira x. X. X. Dumars, Advertiser,
s'mra: N. 4. Rockwell, ,tlmira; a; 9. tunncll;,
Home, Rochester: j. Il. Hof Advertiser Union
tprinEs;: c. r. Thomson. Ga-ete, lie Roy $.
press, Rochester; Elmer Iiouser. Recorder,
lima; Frank T. scutder, Enterprise, va
VERY; +. A. Tony, Democrat, Mcuch Chunk :;
II. Gardner, Journal. -susquehsn"s De
pot !; NJ Z. Richards IN, Journal, Lockport :
G, II. kre!er record; oswcgo; W. u. stewart,
sou, Record Naples: j. +. Sielcher, PreSs troy :;
+. MCCONNELL Democrat Penn Yam: J. ".
1f9 "na@s f ro f Hon" n 4 Se E21s
Jo"r"qI Ithaca G. 3; Sanders, Ee'9s. Nunda !;
dis HfaG s 1isGH y J. surtcn D. b hs:
=. Holmes, Reposttorv. Ca1andaigua, New
stev as IT, Ess "fa, ,sst sfg rssrs p
:. Grcennow. Tribune, KarnellsyiI!e: Frank b.
De'nocrdtic Lcadcr Biaahsr'ton. r. y; w. Fl.
NeArpass, gazette Port Jervis. y. Y; WIN. A.
Kellogg, Cort!ent Republican. Gomer. ~ Y: j IS.
Mtlttc, Republican. BIurham,"n;. Jos. Watts,
dtGS, Alnict; III Osmnr. Gnvette, Iackettsio~n,
%; L.: "; KngnsD. CARTE; !'sweyo. Ny; C..
rtan, St,<via, n; j.; J; J. MaitIson. Repository
e ena j SsTsSHfgef co Cafanaisua y: 81 s. "T
Tri-Sntcs Union. Fort icrvis. X. ":
{: T.: %hi;;ney, mSntro1e Reputation: f: j..
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,orts. with a hostile world, with no


ports, with hostile world, with no
storchousc of nations from which to draw
recruits. with rapidly dcprcciatinG
currency, with diminishing army. con-
f,,r,tIHc and fighting treble its numbers,
,}lG. disciplined. armed. supplied, REIN
tweed indefinitely; these who sleep mere ana
,hotr comrades bore the dread encounter.
81 honor 10 the noble women who. amid so
,asuy difficulties, are preparing TO lay TINS
....n,l2;fna stone. Reasonable on each re-
.n.u oI SpYiYg. and strcw the graves with
= .,&cr.. Rear the imperishahle monu..
...af, cherish the memories Of the dead
isn, fresh and fragrant their Immortal
,,u.3<' No honest. gcncrous-hcarted citi-
.....s ,.ffhr United States viii feel other than
..-,,1s~:l, ion for NoJlr coTtStaucy. While lb-
,.t, ls> 4 NutarV: while state sovereignty
'-.- r2nu~ncr: while written constitutions
f...,a friend: while galla1tTy and courage
,.yr;;r atimiration this and kindred monu-
s-.n:> VIII be visited as shrnes tor enkln-
."~. patriotism AfreSh and keeping alive
..r l,Nr,cS q chjvalrv-
r}.t, cause for which they died was
.,s.. The principles. Ike themselves. are
..iNe crave. Wewere defeated. conquered,
So. .sa-aipa. We surrendered; we laid
...NH car arms. With the arms should I've
t>ra MP thc cause.-the principles. Pain
SIS. - NAY tee The admission. We may as we'll
.....ai;" i, that the Government has ceased
..y q constitutional. federated EepuGlic..
.s. constitution imposes no restraints.
>at email ideas predominant. tcntraliZa-
...... j. The policy. THE tendencies are all
a'.ir rGal. The migh.iCSt social and No-
LIS. revolution Of the age has been &C.
.,r.p5>h2d. Four millions OF African
,..lg> have been Suddenly liberated. cntran-
,.H.~rj. rh!Zrni2cd. \ new era has dawned
.s.rH ~. he present character Of the
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ne LEVY BROTHERS OFFER A
LANCE ASSORTMENT otTRIh1MIEe, SASH
and BONNET HIRB 0Ns, and call particular
attention to those elegant sAsHEs ut 81 and 81
worth IS and 60; also to eros GRAIN RIB
5oHS at 50 and eoc. per yard.
LEVY BROTHERS,
myA 1913 and 12l5 Main street. /,
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Cotton Markets -lBY TELEGRAPH

NUItOH
WEDNESDAY, May % Norfolk: Firm low
m.CGllng l4tc.; receipts IA bales exports c0aat-
VIE 1870 b.ie5 sslcs So baes stock 1856! lies.
WILMINGTON. ". c.: Firm at l5c. receipts. SO
bale. les II b ile' stock, l,2a0 bales. Snvdn
nah: Active and advanced 10 l5lc.; receipts, 1913
b les: EXPO IS coasG~ise, .na bales; sales, 500
=. ending upward ut 1870: re epis. l,l7S bales
Gales, 8, zoo 4!es stOck, ll3, Sl7 bales.
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Pennsylvania Democratic s,snyea.
ton.

HARRISBURG, PA, May 24.- TIE Demo-
cratic State Convention met here too lay and
nominated General William McCand less, OF
Philadelphia, for Surveyor-General. W. n.
Wallace was elected chairman OF the State
Central Committee.
GCapt. j. NJ. Cooper OF Lawrence co,ln-
ty, was nominated for some oti.e th.1 does
not appear in the dispatch]
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4 TERRIBLE DAY IN PARIS.

ST. Denis, May 24-Ereniny.- has
been the most terrible day for Paris. The
city is burning in many places, and the
destruction of the greater part Of the cen
H'al and eastern districts seems iIevlta. bic.
The Communists still hold al the di>tl let
between the Place Fcndnmc, the Tui!lcri g,
and be;lcyiiic. The Govei nMent troops are
moved down hy the fire from the windows :,
barricadcs and the mitr:ulleu>e h1tteric :,
hut are steadily gaining ground. Tn"
slaughter Is awful.
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IoaT OF RICHMOND. NAY 81, 1911.

1 oAA oF AlkiiAi3c.i;, NAY u, 1871.
.E.:TESu.
SipSmar Palisade, Nelson, Kings Mi;l wharf,
la"r&GaEG!sc suc PASSENGERS, George l.. Cu!Tie.
>chU.ner iicnri TIA. fitZs!ES2-, NorIolS cd
guns, T!r!'g&rC mpauy.
iiocp sophia Co.,m.E, James river, grain 10
catlalA
SAILED,
steamer John Sylvester, 6 IF ,rd Ncrfo,k, mer-
cJ4au!sr glid p1SS,pg>rs, l.. =. ta.uul.
CLEARED FOR THIS PO3T
BALTIMORE, Nd, Mag -2.-ScAOouer II. p.
Bal lies. Du.Ee.
MEMORANDA.
WEST rCIST, Ma IA rrlvvI. steamer State
of Virginia. Freeman. i:altl,-"Ec. tuercnGn disc
.u& pa63caSers. CTS River hGiro2i Company,
$40 s.ileC ~ return.
SEw YORK, May e. Arrived. schooner Mary
d. CrahIH-T. Horncr, from Richmond Va.
HT TELEGRArU.1
FORTRESS Monroe. May g. Passed Iut. bark
rry. orii. tor ipswich; brig t'!wiug. tur hi1. III
IN t:o:tis, htrh Jupiter, for Bremen
NEW YORK, May 2;.-kjr;vcd cut. steamers
Gal, doui4, Hctman, auI .aSI'itr.
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The Central Amer can Troubl 'es.

New YORK, May Il: The revouti Wrists
are within three mil es of Panama. 3usi-
ness in that city has been suspended. The
American Consul declares the seizure, OF
the steamer rdontigo to be piracy.
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M LEVY BROTHERS ..-.
OFFER GREAT INDUC GMENTs IN
WHITE, RED, CHECKED and FANCY MAT
TIaGS; .-... -.' -
BRUSSELS, TlPE TRY, THREE-PLY, IN
GRAIN, VENETIAN, and HEMP CAR
PETS; aa 9.
RUG, DOOR MATS;
TABLE and FLOOR OIL-CLO OH;
LACE, NOTTINGHAM, and MUSLIN CUR
TAINS; ..s
WINDOW SHADES, MOSQUITO NETS -e
TABLE-CL0TH3, NAPKINS;
TOWELS, DOYIIES;
LINEN and COTTON SHEE1IEG;
PILLOW-CASE LINEN and CUTrON.
.~. - LEVY BROTHERS, 3.
my24 1918 and 12l5 Main street.
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/ ICORICI, LICDitiCE.


TstT EaCCo MA|UFhCTCEE|S.
gE. ;;ud=r%, ned. Ag"nt III Neg York for the
,,:.il. .c!a7t.r ~ tn. welt KIN IN br ,ndS OF IL
OK -. T., 80 T.. <. x y. f., desires to caution
io,,arr; ma u. {, ,r.rS asalns. uSii@ 1uy OF the
Gumerops br8nG, pu: porting to be original ana
senuire Lr.nds ~ iIupoate1 llcorice, out which
%o,jed IN Ibis country and ii some instances con-
tsining BUT dfty FER cent. OF licoric
TO insure manufacturers obtaining the pure and
c..nT,ine T. Z. & =. T. brands OF icoricer they
ehouId either address their orders TO the UNDER
.tanrr IN sew York. 10 tho following houses In
no 4 ri ed Stl'ec, Mo arc app1iEtcu agents loT
Wy ir.Dt Ills i,ne forward the above brands OF
g., ,Ir L ito: S:atcs ny liz parties named II
''''' az J.:IES c. 3CANDREW,
L32 Front street, New YORK.
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W LEVY BROTHERS OFFER TO
hotel-keepErs and others lsrge lot OF LANCAS-
TER QUILTS ct 81 and s2.so, worth % and
$3.50; WHITE QTILTS at Sl.5o and Sl.75, worth
$3.50 and %; large assortment OF MAR
sEILLEs QUILTS: CRIB and CRADLE
DUCTS; TOILET CovERS and TOILET
MATS, at lmy 2il LEVY BROTHERS..
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The National Insurance Co ,ye.nt,on.

EMc HaElOEsaT Ehst!s!EHCI % 1Va.'Hfs0H'
New YORK, May 24.-The \ atior lal n
surance Convention met to-day, with eigh-
teen States represented. A per maEen or
ganization was formed, with Geo.. W. Mi Her,
President; Lloyd Bresce, Vice. Preside Mt ;
and IL. A. Alcolt, of New York Secreta ry.
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FOREIGN Markets-[EY TELEGRAPH


IIyEKPDuI, niay a. Cotton closed iirmer; up
lands 75MIaI.; rl"aus, lie 5i :; sales. $1,000
bales. in.Iuu :g i.G,o i0r export and speculation
sales OF midlugs ncarlg due from Chirle-ton aud
savannah at lrle. Lard. AS. 81.
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3iElATU1E AI.MAEsC, NAY %, ts7l.
Hu> -I'22..........., 81 500 Ests......,. l2 Oh
~ SEA- ...,..,,.. rs =! ~. LL.- Q.34
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NIOTICE.-ln answer to the many IN.
~ qutries ahout the WHEELER A \ D W5LsoN,
Nv w. ktndn,ss acd RESPECT, thar they are not The
saioe, nor nave they uny connection VIII teysr :;
nor is !he Mr.. Wilson, "f The wilson machhe'
our sir. Wilson, CT the Wheeler "llaoh ILL.,
chine. ,,os
We cordially aud respectfully iaTlte ali dealers
and operators of Sewing Machines 20 examine
and operate cur machines 1t any and ali times,
and viii take great pleasure in giving any lnior-
nation wnea desired.
c. 5. RAILWAY, Agent for
Wheeler Il Wilson Sewing Machines,
aoca 7;9 Main street, hichL sond.
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EOR JAMES AND CHICKA-ss@,
II L0a1I ~ wv CRa -Tha fat and SeSk1s21s

HOE JAMES AND ChlChA-lSIxlSIls
Il HOMISY RIYERs.-The fast and xsskss1afk
elegant sida-wheel steamer PALISADL, Iap..in
CHAs. NELSON. Will leave her wharf at Rockets
for Kings hlifl Wharf. on James river, on y UES-
DAYS and SAT kDkYS at 81 O'Clock 4. al. CON.
necting with the l2o.lock train at City Point from
on WEDNESDAYS ard MONDAYS at A. NJ,
touching al all the regular Landings each way.
VIII leave her wharf NJ Rockets for WINDSOR
Shades, on Chickahominy, THURSDAYS, at 8 A.
NJ, connecting at City Point with the ! o'clock
train from Petersburg touching Al al the teKuisr
and all regular LANDINGS on Ch!ckahomtny. Re-
turning. win leave Windsor Shades on FRI-
DAYS ut 8 O'Clock A. Nj.
Freight received from IL O'Clock Mondays to y
P. NJ. WS,lnesdays. and from !? o,clocS Fridsys
to y A.. NJ. Saturdays.
Freight for C,iickshominy viii only be received
from II O'CLOCK Wednesdays to A. M. Thursdays.
Al freiah. % way landings mus. be prepaid.
For further particulars, apply TO Captain on
board, or TO GEORGE L. CURRlE,
Agent
st CURR.E d Co.'s, corner 18th and Cary sts.
s.
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Referring 20 the ;.b5se advertisement, we have
anno,rtcI NJ. JAMES {. AC : DIRE ", OF New
ppplr nur xcusiyc agent in tfc United state5 Tor
thn SaIc of our 4. X. & !. T. BRANDS or LIZ
O-lIS' London, England.
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EsgAME5ss,.


TAMEs RIVER STEABiBOATG.rn.
~ COMPANY.-FOR EEW YORK, &99s
BALTIMORE, NUKFOIE.
rOaTs1CUTH, and ALL KE9ULAR LAND
INGS ON THE Us 1TJ liver. The fsst and
JG,t sYi.YE STER,
Captain q. G. CLIFFORD,
leaves conpanys wharf at ROCKETS for The
sboys-named places ON MONDAYS, WEDHES-
DAYs, and FRIDAYS, ut Six O'CLOCK A. a..
days.
Passrnrer con rect az Norfolk WITH the old By
New York. :
rival OF gteauncr 49, = SAs ~
Fare to New York 40 IN
Fare to Phtladelphis ''''''''''''.''''"'Vo a
Excursion tickets 70 Norfolk and sS.
pY IGhEIs ON SALE at CARRIER & CO.'H
E1PRAss, and baggage checked through.
Frelgnt rscsiyed Iuegdlys, Thursdays, and Hss
turdays, Tor Norfolk, Portsmouth Boston, Baiti.
more, and principal landings on chesapeake bay
and all regular dlngs On James river az REG.
sONABLE kAT6S. Freight received from A.
u. till sP. III.
Freight for way landings must b. prepaid
A.. L. B. TATuM, General Aeeat
once. Company's wharf.
mY1s Branch Office, corner Main and 9Th sts.
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-r-.,,,.,ra,. pleasure in Informing our friends
,I 80. n,brr Ina: we have been nsmed SUE
s"u EH - il thus city for the above na'ned oranus
CT ~ 10 .,icb-.t,d 81 {. 4 co., brand. All
,,cor 5r, sold by us guaranteed in quality. ara
ilcoii,I 30 ~ usRyEYS & R1tLiAMS.
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4 NEW TX OCTAVE jROSE ezSssgEyy
N WOOD PA No, jus. from the iac-fT Ut
tory for tle ut the net Wholesale price-au I'M
u,uul bargain. T. !. d. WALFOHD,
American Trs ct Society store.
nv 5..w sll main ST., Richmond, Va.
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MARINE 2SEEsLYGESCE.

WE invite attention to the card Of Mr.. S
SchwarZ vindicating MIR. StrauS.
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WHITE SULPHUR Primes, Mayl. 1871.
Friead Hatchkfss and Friends Qf the Editorial
Excursion We extend to all the hospitality OF
the White Sulphur Springs without charge, and
hope your numbers viii b. large.
J our friend, &C., C.B UCK,
OF paytons 4 Co.
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NJ. Hotchkiss. .Ageat Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad: bear sir, NC have received infor-
nation shat The Fditorial Excursion. which VIII
lesve Baltimore on the 22h for trip over the
Chesapeake and Ohio railro>d. will reach here Mt
las =. NJ. On the 3oth, our city has neriect"d ar
ranCcments to entertain the party while here. IF
anything Should happen 10 change your pro-
Rramme, please notify MS by telegraph.
Respectfully youls,
THOMAS i. kEoGH,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-03-18

&etn Menf1 1T wabrbaft 70 srcB,
pe19e Mniprl@e er aud auf bieien &ttel 3D.
ben mag, pie Der, welaer etnen trrtbamli-
den Sdrttt setban bat unb fi4 ent(dltebt
Jpn 3urad3unebnaen, fcbalb er feinenSrrtbam
erfannt BAT, fast Elm Yttlpfppb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-03-18

Sn Sets bate Bel ber illumination,
bic CUR 7eter ber Gapttu1ation BON 9artS
peranfaltet par, etn Barber, ber aus @ar(
dim famnnt, 5o19enbeS G~ransparent an fet>
mem 6aufe 'an9ebra4t.
v@pltfe upb i4 linp betb' IN par4im sebp>
rem,
Gr bat bic Tran3cien, i4 bic Deuti9en g.
f9preu.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-08-18
DIR. RAILWAYS
PERFECT PURGATFB PILLS.

perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with sweet
yum purge, r"gnla;c, purity. cleanse and strength
EN-. Railway Ti'ls, for the cure Of all disorders
Of the stomach, Liver, fowrlS, Kidneys, Bladder,
Nervous Diseases, Headache, Constipation, Co.'S
tvsness, Indigestion, Dyspepsia. BiliiOusness,
Billions Fever, Inflammation of he Towels, Piles,
and all arrangements of the Internal Fiscera.-
Warranted TO effect positive cure. Purely Vege-
table, containing mercury, mine ais, delete
rions drugs
EG-obsrrve the following symptoms resulting
from Dis riders Uf the Digestive Organs
Constipation, Inward Piles, fulness of the Blood
In the Head, Acidity of the Stem arh, Nausea.
Heartburn, disgust OF Food, FulineSs Height
in the Stomach, Sonr Fluctuations. Sinking Flut-
teIing at the Pit Of the Stomach Swimming of
the Head, Hurried and Difficult Breathing.
few doses of RADwAY's Pills will free the
system from all the above named disorders.-
Price, y cents per Box SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
READ FALSE AND True" Send one letter
stamp to RADHAY & Co, No. So Maiden Lane,
New York, Information worth thousands will be
sent yon. June SO, ls7l.--ly
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-08-18

EDWARD A. POLLARD, after losing
respect for the Confederate cause be-
cause it has been lost, after losing
his sobriety aud losing his wife's rea-
son for her, and her love for him, has
now written the Lost Curse" refer
ing to slavery. That slavery was
curse. is one of those truths the teach
ing of which we are unwilling to cred
it to Mr.. Pollard, but if some spright
Iy writer would present our columns
with such news item as the lost
Pollard we coa!d make it very
pleasant reading.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-08-18

Gov. McMullin continues to stump
the South West, in advocacy of his
political views. In the mean time.
the Richmond Dispatch, and the
Lynchburg ReptLfjcan ask him to
come to the book and say under
which King" he is enlisted The
Whlg comes to his defense, and decks
him in the purple of Conservative
loyalty. We think this war on Gov.
McMullin is not dictated by good
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-08-18

Mrs. Clement J.. Vallendigham
has followed quickly to the grave
the distinguished Statesman who was
her hosband. On Sunday last their
spirits met in the long rest of the
endless sabbath.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-08-18

TIE Kentucky election is hardly
worth attention as a news item. OF
course it went Democratic. Leslie
beating Harlan for Governor by q
very large vote
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-08-18

On Tuesday last Henry d vi na;c,s
ed, with Ratchet, a serious would
on Levi Ewing, who stands chance
Of losing | is right hand. He was
billed by Mayor Fowler to answer an
indictD,apt
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-08-18

In support of an assertion made in
an article on the Atlantic, Mississippi
and Ohio Il. r.. which appeared in
our issue of the 4th inst, ''that local
rates we're lower over our road than
over any other road in Virginia." we
call the attention Of our readers TO
the figures given in the comparative
table herewith presented. q
The Orange and Alexandria X. Il.
is III miles in length (main line) and
The Richmond and Danville road is
100 miles long, SO that corresponding
distances over our road had to be Sc
iected to make proper comparison.
We scarcely deem it necessary to at
emp. to elaborate tie comparisons
instituted, since the figures given are
proof, beyond dispute or cavil, of the
position taken by us. Our people
would do we'll to bear in mind the
great reduction already made in the
local tsriffs of this road since it pass
ed into the hands of the advocates of
consolidation. We gave them the
figures last week: now We show them
that they are enjoying the privilege
of shipping their produce wherever
they please at less cost than is al
lowed to the people living on the line
of any other Virginia railroad. and
they should always remember that I'M
der the policy of consolidation now
successfully accomplished, still great
e. benefits are in store for them, since
the assertion is publicly Eiade that
commensurate with its own advance
to prosperity shall local rates be re-
duced" by the CONF any and that this
is a copsummation most dcvoutly to
be wished we presume Will not be
questioned.
If for no other reason than selfish
motives, it seems to us that everybody
in this country should strive to build
up this great line rather than attempt
TO weaken its influence. since every
step in the march to prosperity which
it takes gives promise of increased
benefits to our people. So
Statement of Freight Rates, from
and to Lynchburg and points on the
| Virginia & Tennessee Division, At
Iantlc Miss. & Ohio r. II. Compared
with rates to corresponding distances
on other Virginia Railroads:
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-08-18

The A. q G. r. r. is being run by
the Alabama authorities. asfar North
ward as the Ga, line, at which point
the iron horse cannot quite reach his
head into Chattanooga to drink.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-08-18

THERE are evident indications that
the terrible scourge of Asiatic Chol-
era is again on its march toward oul
shores. Let us set our houses in or
,lor