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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-13
FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial Correspondence Richmond Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, Jan. II, 1871.

ISpecial Correspondence Richmond Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, Jan. II, 1871.
With the adoption of the House amend
ments to the st. Domingo resolution there
must be short respite from the acfimony
stirred up by the discussion on that meas
ure, and the Radical lions and lambs may
lie down together again if the President
will consent to the cancellations the leading
members of the party are hoping for. The
public who thronged the Senate galleries
in eager watchfulness for renewal OF the
storms of Indignation aud resentmentS
which characterized the first debate on the
resolution, were forced home to-day with
out the satisfaction wanted. Sumner was
calm, and Conkling's friends had spiked his
guns to prevent an exhibition Of the hidden
wrath which prevails in the breast of each
Of them.
The Motley. Fish correspondence would
have excited much greater comment than
il did had not the annexation scheme over
Swallowed the Importance OF the former.
Motley's friends, in which the New Eng
land delegation in Congress figure very con-
spicuouSly, cannot hide their spleen ut the
manner in which he has been treated; but
in the great majority OF cases they give
vent 10 no public denunciatlon OF the au-
thor of his misery. There Is strong BOND
between some of them and the President,
as is evident when Representatives from
that section love not Sumner less, put
Grant more. The reason Is because OIL the
fact that the greater number OF them an
liclpate the denomination OF the present
Executive. There may be latent feeling
in favor of Boutwell,, but just now is not
considered the exact time TO bring it out.
Very few discussions IRE INDUCED about
the next Presidency, but in the cases
where such debates do arise, the opinion Is
expressed that Grant is their only availa-
bic man. II he is to be renominated, it
will be on the same ground upon which he
was brought forward at Chicago. This is
so far in the future that 1t Is almost ridcu-
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: ,,,s 70 sneculate uponit, but the viewa
/ ,,t,ici, p,iblic men have Upon the sublect
,r;ii crop outoccasionally and produce just
the impressions / have mentioned.
Nothing has been said In Radical circles,
excepting where It has been talked OF very
quietly and In confidence, about Governor
Geary's unexpected kicking back against
military interference with the rights OF tne
States. His views. rs expressed in the
lished long back, but they rest without
rejoinder. The truth is, they know that It
won't pay to discuss the matter with
Gearv. Radical rs he Is, the old Demo-
cratic idea of some rights for the States Is
not out of his mind and although he could
not see it when other States were invaded,
it presented vigorously when Pennsylvania
was put under armed guard, and par
ticularly when her mute appeals for a
Cabinet office have been so long disregard
ed. Much good may come of it.
The Mary land Radicals are recognizing,
and delegation of them came to Washing
ton this morning and procured the services
of the Postmaster General to carry them to
the President, to whom they unfolded de-
signs of consolidating everybody in Mary
party in that State, for the overthrow of
| that organization. Of course they must
expect the aidof the military, which, when
| the time comes for action, will not be de-
MED them. The comment even among Rad
| icals here is that Creswel and Alderman are
/ by no means hosts when success in their
States is needed. All the plans for CONSOLE
dation they foster will not achieve success
where the overthrow of the Democracy IS
concerned. 1t does not seem to be doubted
anywhere here that Senator Morton is to
relieve Mr.. Fish as Secretary of State, ana
| this will occur on the 4th of March.
| Alderman appears to have concluded that
| a bird in hand is worth two in the bush,
and will not give up his present position
for the vague prospect of United States
Senatorship. 1t does not loom up so grandiy
before him as it did previous to the Georgia
election. -,
1t is believed that the next Congress VIII
organize in March, no indications having
been presented for d repeal of the law
changing the time for commencing the SEES
sions. No tickets are yet in the held, put
the opposition will be formidable, and
Speaker Blaine certainly stands chance OF
! not being reelected. 1laoN'
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ME- DEFENSIVE MEDIC CATION

Investigation is necessary for the protection OF
! the human body against disease when unhealthy
influences are abroad as iron armor and granite
easements are for the protection Of ships and Tor
tresses when assaied by shot and shell. Hence,
| 1t Is desirable when those potent enemies Of VII
tality. damp and cold, pervade the air we breathe,
to put the system In the best possible condition TO
encounter them. The stomach Is the organ by
which every other organ is nourshed and sus-
talned, and therefore upon It's vigorous and regu-
lar action depends in gre 1t easure, the capac-
ty Of The system resist the assaults of the invls
BILE enemies Of health and life, by which, at this
| inclement season, 1t IS surrounded. HOSTEL
TER'S STOMACH BITTERS, an admirable
tonic and regulating medicine for all seasons is
never more needed than in winter, when the torpi-
flying In fuence OF chilly atmosphere affects all
the vital functions, and renders the body extreme
" susceptible. By tonng the digestive organs
and the liver. andth bowels, with this unequalled
vegeta BILE specific, physical condition Is attain
ed which seems to he proof against all varieties
of temperature and that is tnimlca In the air or
winter. Defensive medication is precaution
which shoHld never be neglected when danger -
present, and therefore course or the Bit EMS
at this season Is particularly desirable especially
for the feeble and sickiv. As remedy Tor bilous-
ness. dyspepsia, nervousness, ana oowei-com-
plants there is nothing com parable 10 thls Whoe-
some RESTORATIVE. Extraordinarily
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MILITARY INTERFERENCE IN STATE ELEC-
TIoNs.-Gen. Hallcck joins Governor Geary
and others in denouncng military usurpa-
tons. He says that they do more harm
than good 1T the south. In his report as
commander of that department he says:
II respectfully repeat the recommends
ton of my last annual report that military
officers should not interfere in local civil
troubles unless when called out in the man.
ner prescribed by law, and tina; the rcquisi
ton OF revenue officers should be accompa-
MED by a1fidayitS or some other proof that
the case comes within the provisions of the
law authorizing or requiring military in
reference. AS the practice now is, the
revenue officer is the sole judge of the ne
cessity OF military guards and escorts.
II may he proper to remark in this
place that have been assured by Federal
civil officers that the use of troops in exc
cutting judicial processes, and enforcing the
revenue ard other civil laws, seems to in
crease rather than diminish the apparent
necessity TOR using such force. The badly
disposed become more and more eXasper-
ated at being coerced by a force which they
think has been unconstitutionully employed
against them, and the better disposed re-
lax their efforts to punish local crimes.
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New HAMPSHIRE DEMoCRATIC CoNvEN-
rloN.-C Concord, Jan. 11.-rhe Democratic
State Convention, in session here to-day,
nominated james A. Western, of Manches-
ter, for Governor. The convention adopt
ed resolutions recognizing the paramount
authority of the Constitution, denouncing
the interference OF the military power with
the right Of suffrage, opposing privileged
classes, denouucing thieves and plumber
ers OF the public treasury, favoring reve-
nue. tariff for the support of the Federal
Government, but opposing protective
tariff for the benefit OF monopolles, oppo-
sing the importation of Chinese us tending
to degrade the dignity of American labor,
ing measures of the Administration, and
demanding reduction of expenses and
taxation and protection to the public do.
main. The convention was largely at.
tended.
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uoJrSF OF DELFGATES.

Prayer by Rev. H. L. BURROWS, OF the
Baptist Church.
VISITORS EXCLUDED.
The SPEAKER announced that hereafter
the indiScri,nnate admission Of visitors 10
the floor of the House could not be allowed,
as il interfcred materially with the transac-
ton Of business.
DISMAL SWAMI CANAL.
Senate bill authorizing the Dismal swamp
Canal Company to Issue per cent pOnos
was, on motion of Mr.. BowDEN, placed on
the calendar without the usual reference 10
\ committee. 1t was afterwards taken up
and passed.
VIRGINIA TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
House bill authorizing subscriptions TO
the stock Of the Virginia Telegraph Com
panv Nv counties, towns, and cities, through
or near which its lines may run, was taken
un, amended. and, on motion OF MI.
Thomas, passed by.
BILLS PASSED.
Senate bill to amend an act prescribing
the duties and compensation of certain
township officers, in order to provide lol
the pay of overseer OF the poor. !.
Senate bill authorizing the consohdatlon
Of the Orange, Alexandria q Manassas and
Richmond & Danyille Railroad Companies
Senate bill for the relief of VIM. Is. BLAIR
House bill making certain portions OF the
Rappahannock river lawful fence.
Senate bill incorporating the Medical So
ciety of Virginia.
Senate bill for the relief Of the sureties Of
j. r. Francis, late sheriff of Montgomery
BILLS, &C., PRESENTED.
The following bills were presented and
appropriately referred:
By Mr.. HUDGIN: Bill to amend the acts
Of 1SG9-'70 in regard to qualification OF
county, corporation, and township officers
By Mr.. GUY: Bill to amend the act pro.
yidng for courts OF the city of Richmond
and defining their jurisdiction.
By Mr.. LINDSEY: Bill to repeal an act tc
preserve and extend the time for the eXer
else of certain civil rights and remedies.
BILLS DISMISSED.
Senate joint resolution in relation to cod
flying the laws Of Virginia.
Senate bill in relation to usurious con
tracts and assurances.
Adjourned, OH motion Of Mr.. kEYsER.
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Me- ELEGANT FANCY GOODS FOR
- CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR. 100.

Hk-k7
| sss,a CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR.
7. r. PRICE & co. have just opened
Elegant POINT APPLIQUE SETS and COL
LARS; -....
LACE TRIMMED LINEN SETS, fancy boxes
HEMsTITCHED LAWN HAEDKERCHIEFs
splendid boxes $50"
VALENCIA COLLARS, VALENCIA SETS.
SEAMLESS KID GLOVES. every shade;
MARQUIS TWo.BUTTON GLOVES.
None but BEST gloves sold.
CLoAKs AND sHAWLs:
superb assortment BLACK CLOTH CL0AkS
BROCHE SHAWLS, $40 to 500:
RICH STRIPED, LONG, and SQUARE
SHAWLS;
LONG and SQUARE BLANKET SHAWLS;
HOUSE SHAWLS and sCARF5, &c.
DRESS GOODS:
EMPRESS, all colors; VELOURS;
IRISH and FRENCH POPLINS;
OTTOMANS, DELAINES;
Splendid POPLINS 90, IS, and acc;
DIAGONAL P0FLINS, very cheap;
FIGURED DfLAINES;
TYCOON REPS, &c.
MOURNING GOODS:
BONBAZINES OTTOMANS. SATTEENS,
Of unequalIed shaGe and finish; with everything
e'Se Hee's0 ~ Jul ''D T. R. PRICE & CO.,
de 2. 1lol Main street.
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MT WOMAN IS ENDOWED WITH

Etj" WUMAN Is ENUUW I'D WIN
peculiar organization. ills easily impaired and
reorires medical treatmt Mt which will speedily
termInste her suffering and secure to her perfect
health and splendid spirits. Ladies Will find In
MISHLER'S HERB B1TTERS rare specific
and tonic for their SEX in every period Of life,
from Infancy to old age. 1t is preparation which
will aid nature in the discharge OF Its functions
impar strength to the system. tone to the digestive
organs, and will prevent lassitude and Insure
physical regularity. Sold everywhere.
la 9-eodlw&wlt
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MARRTED.

On the 18th day of January. 1871 by Rev; j. !.
Burrows, d. D, assisted by Rev. J. y. deter. p
D.. JOSIAH RYI.AND and JULIA DEANE
WORKMAN both of this city. No cards.
At the residence of the BRIDES father, Coving-
ton Va, on The 10th instant, by Pew. w. z. Htll,
Miss KATE NICK. PITZER to Mr.. F. n. BUR-
RUSS, of Appomattox county, Va.
On the 18th inst. by Rev. G ": Petherbridge,
Mr.. PLEASE Mt II. DUSNINGT0E and Miss
SARlH ELIZABETH FREEMAN: both OF
Richmond.
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The massive iron bridge connecting the
Baltimore and Ohio and Marietta and Gin
cinnatt railroads, over the Ohio river at
Petersburg, was completed on Saturday.
and is open to regular travel. It's height
above low-water mark is ninety feet, while
its length from shore to shore exceeds four
thousand one hundred feet. The two centre
or channel spans are each three hundred and
fifty feet in length and the entire number
of spans is fOrty-two. The cost OF the
bridge exceeds one million dollars.
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The State Road Lease-A Second Let
ter from Hon. A. III. Stephens.
LIBERTY HALL, CRAwFoRDvILLE, GA.,2

LIBERTY HALL, CKAWFORDVILLE, UA.,
JANUARY q, 1871.
TO the Editor Of the Constituencies, Au-
gusta, Ca:
Dear sir-In the issue of your paper Of
Yesterday appeared an exposition OF the
facts of my connection with the lease OF the
State road.
When that was penned, several days ago,
7 supposed, as is apparent from the whole
paper, that everything pertaining to The
letting of the lease, under the act OF the
Legislature, was fair and just. Ifthere had
been anything wrong in the acceptance or
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-13

The superintendent of the penitentiary
at Albany, New York, who is authority on
all questions of prison discipline and gov
ernment, makes some important sugges-
lions in his annual report. He deprecates
shorter terms than one year, and longer
terms than five years for the first offence :
and says that any batch OF criminals SEN
fenced for more than one year can be made,
not only seli-supporting, but source of
profit to any properly-manage prison. He
also believes that the prison workshop is "a
school of reform.-Phtlddelphi Age.
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DIEFl.

In this city. yesterday morning, at 7:2o o'clock,
of pneumonia. THOMAS B. MAYS, In the seth
year OF his age.
His funeral will take place THIS AFTER
NOON at 3 O'Clock from his late residence, No.
1852 17th street. His friends are respectfully In
vited to attend.
At his residence, on Marshal, street. between
Smith and Henry. on last evening at 7:l0 Mr.. Y.
LEE FORE, after long and painful illness.
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LABoRERs' RIOT IN ILLINOIS, Chicago,
Jan. ia special from Princeton, H., re-
ports riot in process at Albright station,
on the Mendoza and Prophctstown rail
road, among the laborers, seventy-tive Of
whom had been discharged by the contract
OTIS without receiving their pay. number
have Leon seriously injured.
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THE FIVE PER CENT. FUNDING BoNDs.-
The Ways and Means Committee have
agreed to report the bill which has passed
the Senate, authorizing an additional issue
of three hundred millions of five per cent
bonds into which to refund the public debt
1t will pass the House, it is thought, Win
little or no objection.
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D1sAB1blr1Es.-Inth the United States Senate
Tuesday Mr. Lewis presented the petitions
of A. W. Hartman, of Augusta county, Va,
and of VIM. f. Goodwin, of Prince, vii,
liam county, Va, praying to be, relieved
from their political disabilities; which were
referred to the select Committee on the Re-
moyal of Political Disabilities.
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w- CHRISTMAS AT GOLDBACK's

just received, LACE, EMBROIDERED, mi
TIAL, and other HANDKERCH1EFS; EN-
3ROIDERIES, COLLARS and CUFFS, GILT and
JET JEWELRY, NAPKINS, FURs, JA-
pANEsE SILK only 80, SHAWLS, SHIRTS,
NECK-TIES, and everything to gladden. the heart
from the smallest W to the giant at
A. GOLDBACK'S,
de "a sc7 Broad street. between 9Th and 7th.
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President Garrett, of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company, proposes an air
line to New York from Washington-by
WAY OF soaring his rivals, we suspect.
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~ CHILDREN'S CHI AIRS FOR
CHRISTMAS, CHILDREN's CHAIRS FOR
CHRISTMAS dozen CHILDREN'S CHAIRS
lust received at
6. B. STACY & SONS, 1909 AND 1910 MAIN ST..
where can be found the largest and best-assorted
stock Of FURNITURE and MATTRESSES In
tho city.
Don't fall to examine before buying. deg
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The students of Davidson College. y. c.,
have resolved to celebrate annually here
after the anniversary of General LEES
birthday. An orator was selected for This
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T HAVE JUST RECEIVED
FRESH LOT OF SWEET CIDER.
j. MCCARTHY,
ia l3 SIN and Marshall streets.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
No. l1U6 MAIN STREET, ;
SIN and Marshall streets.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,)
No HOG MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, Va, zee. sth, 1870.
GTUART AND WIFE VS.. DABNEY'S
y ADMINISTRATORS EFT ALS.-By decree
entered in the above cause by the Chancery
Court of Tie city OF Richmond on lhe 9th in
slant, among olner things 1t is ordered that
The commissioner to whom The case is refer
red shall report al account of ali tue debts
due from the estate OF Edward y. Dabney. dc.
ceased, and from the estate of Susan A. DaDney,
cce lssd and shalt give notice to the creditors of
the time and place for proving their debts or
claims by publication once week for four sue
cess,ve weeks in one of the newspapers published
In the city OF Richmond, which publication shall
he equivalent u personal service Of notice upon
the parties.
All parties interested In the said decree are here
by notified that the undersigned TO whom has
been referred the papers in the above cause, n e
tN j upon the 81 day Of January, 1871, st O'CLOCK
L. 81, ut his said office, TO execute the require
ments OF said decree.
HENRY HUDNALL,
Commissioner in Chancery.
THOMAS j. EVANS, Esd. D. q. de 9-F4w
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The stockholders Of the Lynchburg and
Danville Railroad Company were In session
yesterday and the day before. We notice
no important action.
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nT SPECIAL NOTICE.-The attention
Of the tradets requested to our cargo sale Of
SALT, GROCERIES,. WHIsKEY, &C., at our
warehouse, THIS MORNING, at liz O'Clock.
1t 8. q. TARDY CO., Aucts.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

A HOUSEHOLD NECESSIT Y.-The
N WHEELER q WILSON SEWING-Mh-
CHINE should be found In every household; The
Will bear testimony that IL II the best most accu
rate simplest, and neatest machine made. IL Is
noiseess, and makes lock stitch alike on both
sides. A large variety of flyes on hand. sold on
the instaimeut plan. e.. l.. RAILWAY,
Ia IL 739 Main street. south side.
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TOAL! COkE!-CHEAP.

q aiar in GLOVER HILL coz sOFT'
JOKE, ANTHkAclTt COAL, SAWED OAK
and PINE WOOD, totlices, 7th and Byrd streets,
will deliver In any part Of the city best Lump
Coal at $5.7s per load hes: Hall Coal ut IS, best
and ceanest Soft Coke at 80. oak and Pine Wood
at usual prices. ia 1--2w
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SPECIAL HGTTCEs.
w sIXTHANNUAL GLosIEG.r Ut
@ SALE! .
GREAT REDUCTION IN Pr ICES!
WINTER GOODS MUST NOT BE CARRIED
OVER THE SCI .soN.
PRICES FIXED AsTo NIsHINGLY Low.

DON'T MAKE YOUT: PURCHASES UNTIL
YOU HAVE EXAMINED OUR STOCK!
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WE DO NOT SELL COAL TO SOME
w at 81 to $780, ana charge others IS and $50,
but sell the best to all at one price.
Best ANTHRACITE COAL, per ton........s72s
No. ANTHRACITE COAL, per tom. 90
NUT ANTHRACITE COAL, per ton....... 8 50
GLOVER HILL COAL..............$3 so to S rs
OAK and PINE WOOD, lowest prices.
10TH AND CARY AND 7os GRACE STREET.
ia3-3m CHaS. III. PAGE & co.
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GOAL FOR SALF.-HALLB BROTHERS
" & CO.'S FRANKLIH EGG AND STOVE
GOALS. which cannot be eNcelled In quality
MIDLOTHIAN, GLOVER HILL LUMP aud
HAIL also, CUMBERLAND COAT. for engine
and smiths usc OAK and PINE WOOD, for
sale. WRIT ROBERTS,
la corner nth and Dock streets.
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& RAKER SEWING-MA.

GROVER g. BAKER SEWING-MA-
VI CUlNES.-We announce 10 our numerous
friends and customers that have taken the store
sol Broad street, corner OF 9th and Broad, reftted
and made equal TO our former place on Main
street. Thankful for the liberal patronage be-
slowed previous to the recent disastrous IRE, we
invite all to call and see liz, and more especially
examine the merits Of the Grover Baker Sew
a. 10 G. N. W. DARBY. Agents.
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WINDING WOOD, COAL AND
N COKE.-My new and superior factory TO
one,) supplies the best kiNI!LING, CuOKlNG.
and LONG WOOD as cheap as any place IN the
city.
ANTHRACITE COAL ali kinds and sIzc6.
SOFT COKE--all kinds aud sizes,
j. B. WATKINS, iii Main street
oc 90 and 9th and Cary streets.
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COOP News IF TKUE.-We learn from
Cumberland that Frank Beuter, the clerk
elect Radical carpet-bagger, who is so
odious to the people of the county-has
failed to qualify, being q 4 to give Sc
old clerk-Eithful, efficient, and honored-
has been notified Of appointment to the
othce.-FarnciUe Commonwealth.
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T OST, on Saturday evening. the It'll in
IL s,anl, on 5th street between Main and Cary,
BROWN FUR CAPE. The finder will be
warded by leaving 1t ut No. south 5th street, near
Main. il IL 81
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II OST, WHITE SATIN PARASOL.
IL with black lace cover; lost on Maln or i.h
streets 4 liberal reward will be paid by leaving
same at the drug store of bEkRIAN & Nc
PHAIL. ccrner nth and Main streets. ia ll-3t
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That looks like business.

Rumors are current to-day, and have
been for some time past, that certain par
ties, having certain political object in
view are preparing to start a new daily pa
per in this city. The object to be accom-
plished must Ike novel one indeed if none
of the existing papers are in sympathy with
it, and if any Of them were, it would not
be necessary to start an organ.-R1chnaond
MISUNDERSTANDING Inder.
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LECTURES.

POUND, A SUM OF MONEY; which
l. the owner can obtain at the Dispatch office. |
Ia i3--2tk
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1OO TONS LUMP PLASTER on wharf,
lUU for sale by jas A. s. LEE.