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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-07

TOBACCO MACHINERY FOR SALE
4 SHAPE SCNEHS.
pUT SCREWS, BOX SCREWS,
BANDS AND BILLETS,
POUND, HALF-Pi'IkD, HINGE,
slNCH, AND I0-INCH Mills,
all of which will be sold at reasonable prices and
on accommodating terms. We are still making
tie best SHAPE MILLS of the best matt rial and
wo: kmansaip. Si.UAT ~ ADDIHGTON,
ll22. Iici, 1925. and l4.s Cary street, and
au l-lw l3 and Is south 18Th street.
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For cool GUNNER wear call on Il. B. SPENCE q
Son, 1900 Main street. Large stock-moderat'
prices.
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WANTS.

YyrANTED, A PARTNER.-A middle
wv sged gentleman. resident OF this city for
several years and having csplta' of bout &5,seo,
. good accountant, and corresDon denti several
lar gu sges, wishes to b come an ACTfyE PART
which he could expect fair compensation for bis
labnrs. Enabled tn furnish frst-ciass references,
he shoua IKE to receive ex piictt commpn
on the subIec., with smes preferred fail OF which
win be strictly conddentiai|, directed to J,V.S.,
at this 0Isce Ru 7-3tS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-07

WANTED, SEVERAL WHITE WO.
w MAN. tn do general houssworh in the city.
W ~antch. 500 COLUkED WOMEN, for general
bnus"wcrk In priva.e families In New York.
Wages, el2 10 SO per month. F fE-E ssrE !
j. Z. JU5rIS, Labor Agent
No OF
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ENVELOPES furnished and printed ut ", saSo'
9s7s, and $50 per 900, At the Dispatch frint'ns
Establishment. -
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pCC thropist to fnrn'sh u man Of family,
suppled with uneSceptionabls references. good
Wnnl IN ano qaick at figures, verstd In several
TESmAN.Nr SITUATION In sorne local, or
nn,, s,;,s or United state. Department. banking in
cs1tile- miptnz, or manufacturing cempany's
ofhce The above reward will be ,hsrkfulIy paid,
II desired and profouudest secrecy guaranteed In
regard e. the necessary information about the
procuring OF such place. Please aommunicabe
WITH r. u, care of tris oflce. au 1.A4
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Those Missouri hams at w. ID. BLAIR i Co.'S
9th aud Main, are perfectly delicious.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-07

TOR THE DISPATCH.-I was publish
Il ed In the Dispitch OF March sth by STEPH IN
JONES, POLLY SWEET, and Others which
they say w's line by The Daughters Of Loving
Christians ia which card they said that had
stolen the money OF the society,"" The deacons
Of the several churches have hsd the matter un-
Ger consideration, and have entirely exonerated
me from the charges.
ADELIEE ORANGE,
ltK An officer Of the Loving Christians.
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1t is expected that Dr.. Moore's remains
will be brought to Richmond this week and
inferred in Hollywood. The funeral will
be attended by the Masonic fraternity, OF
which he was an honored and Jealous
member, having been chaplain of Lodges
10 and 40, and of Lafayette Royal Arch
Chapter, No. 43.
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VI DOCKLAND LIME.-1, 200 barrels nov ess
III, landing from schooner Francis Hascn. fo4
sale low from wharf. As. LEE.
tY35 4,
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Cali and see FRAYsER's new photograph gall
lery.
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PERSONAL.
AMELIA COUNTY, VA, Aug. 2, L

AMELIA COUNTY, VA, Aug. 2, ISL.
NOTICE.-Lcft my place, q BRIGHT
~ MULATrO BOY. about thirteen or fourteen
years old, named FED WARREN. This Is TO no.
Lify xsl persons from hiring or harborng said boy
as ne Is bound to me. l will give reward OF i've
dollars fr mis- delivery TO mo, or Information that
will lead me to get him. He Is about five feet high,
sm.ll stature. My address Is Mattoax Depot
Amelia conn y, Va
AL 7-d3t, NJ, WIFE <. j. WHITE.
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u ES,E giEhE E"s'h,
AGsi,TEss Rk.sOtsES.

HUCuE>oT SPRINGS, Aug. !, ls7i
RyAJpK j. Il. FERGUSON HAVING
VI iuTch.G,d the interest Of ~. ". ii. WesJou
IN the ii"t,i, &c. 1T ih,s plAce, the bus VIII
hereafter hc conducted by Mr. James NJ. Subiett,
under the siNlc OF SUELEiT II 90.
Ih-rc viii he RENRFSHMENT SALO IN on
IN, Prtlns, 5, under the direction of hr. W illam
EUktr. II Richmond wher, tlc rho'c'et WlSta
and .lQt'uR- Will he srrv,d Ia til, bast style
An afIhug, ulent has been made wi b The kich-
IE"t.d az; ittrNii c railroad by which passengers
cUu haye Richmond pt sos Z. NJ. ana reach the
iUgu"uoL sprlnEs 81 7:.o J.. NJ ie.vc the Springs
al E: ) y. nj. tt!ter early he ,k!asll ami rcnca
Richmond st e:!5 A. Nj; Tl.59 for tie round trip.
au3-2w SIBuSTT 4 c..
HOTEL AT AMELIA {. IA few
1 more yscant rooms may he oht.lued. Cniy
uhny-s!N mites from Richmond, and tour daily
ana c. A. ". SCOTT.
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TXCURSION TICKETS -
ROUND TRIP TO NEW RIVER
FOR
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

This DELIGHTFUL wATEBING-PLACE,
at one Of the highest points in Virginia, and
Is now OPEN FOR VISITORS. Boats be-
longing to he Springs, aud fitted up for passenger
rravel will leave X RulaIly on TUESDAY and
FmIDAY OF each week throughout the season
from Few hiyer Briuge on the A. M. and o. rail-
road. uass ing by and stopping for passengers at
I'ntrat Depot. Gn the same railroad, on TUES
DAYS and FRIDAYS hack will leave Chris
tansburg, connecting with Montgomery White
aud yellow sui phur Springs, and connecting with
the Stage for Springs at Newport.
B0aru per week.. w
Board pr north ...,..............:....4o 90
Children from two to ten years OF age ana
servants half price.
EGGLEsTON 4 TYLER, Prop'rs.
Post-otfice, Egglestons springs.
iy 2s-ood2w Giles county, Va.
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CENTRAL DErOT,)
Montgomery County, Va. I
June 27th. 1871.
THIS Is TO NOTIFY ALL PERSONS,
L r'siIin@ III" New Eivcr White sulphur, tCr
fgscst"m'E sprirgb ihlt II boat. fitted up FOR the
ruroSc, VIII fravr here every uroDAI MORN
lNH after Isl July for tnc,e springs.
all prepared To furnish ail visitors win &c.
C"mmudatlons at my Hotel, a, this place, ana
"llt that they get To the boat IN time. In
F4',. Tor tic Wilson House. -
ly l0--IIu a. >. ILSoN.
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ATOTICE.--VARINA TOWNSHIP, TO
~ Wit: An adiourned meeting Of the TOWN
SHIP BOARD will De held at the Township
Clerks office on SATURDAy, 10Th August, 1871,
for the purpose OF making the levy for this year
and nd sJing other affairs requiring the attention
OF the BOARD. 1t Is requested that parties having
claims against the township will present them.
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With pleasure inform my frienas ana ~ IN, he
lie thar am With sar. E b. .n ,sos n I'm
s.rest aud viii assure those VIII, may ss ih
Of his line ssxt o. IN the business 10
erttons ass anm ,hslr ,n:etesss. HUGS A. WAIT.
MT D -
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WANTED, A SECOND FLOOR IN
w private residence, betw.ea Craze and Main
and 6h and 9th streeLs. Address "B," Dispatch
Office. ii. ss..r, -s. It's
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y asTDIVIDEND.-Cr Creditors Of the late
ann of j.. NJ SOB t.ETT q CO. proprietor:
- tho snotswood Ro!el, who have not received
their mai djv,dend viii call at my onie. T9, pay
"Iut us e'ei'etue City Han.
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/, TO MY FRIENDS AND THEPURL1C..HaI.
Mr u. b. Taylor cordially and chteYf.ny rsi
cammeod d bIm TO che patronage OF my ,fsaus - ~
iinet w. J. HS AsHAh.
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CpoC,rruy G1As.wARE, &c.

NEW CROCKERY HOUSE.--Hayipe
Y nurchased Of sir. John Asher his s!ock OF
-HISA, GLASS, QUEENS, and sTnSEW InS 8 ARhE' hS'
ac q E.FURNIsalEG and FANCY SoS Us,
not INV stock OF foreign coed. frsm The mspnfsc-
nrers IL europe and 70 purchase my supplies 81
d1me site goods from the maxe 90 ~ nas souayy ~ ~
The public large, well-se!ected, and general as
sortmen. Of goods In my line rs low ~ they can
he purchased here or In the northern markets.
respectfully ask an examination OF bosn prices
and stock by wholesale and 70 all buyers.
Auguot eth, 1871. u. B. TAfLOn,
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KlCIIM'D AND DAN. AND PIEDMONT q. r,
OFFICE GEN. TICKET AND FREIGHT ACT.
RICHMOND. VA, July 10, 1871
TXCURSION TICKETS
IL TO THE SPRINGS.
EXCURSION TICKETS for the following
palu,s can be purchased at the Ticket 9th e OF
this cum papy, Richmond, al the rates specified
viz: -
B,nsack's (Coyner's priugsl.............Rlo $40 26
IL glany Station (Alleghany SrrlnGsl...... IL w
Snrin,,sI Observation-Disclosures II 80
Chfisti4nsourg (IclloH ulphur Spr mks -. IL eo
kcw Kiver ANA Central Depot iNe@ River
Whi'c ulphur Springs). 10 90
Srr,lapot SPRINGS l 50
A1nCIl1 ~
Hickory "averD, Y C. CCst.wDt Sprlngb).. 20 90
1lr tickets entitle the holder TO return without
I'd titionsI charge until the 18Th Of October.
JU.,s X. hiACMUkDO,
Gen. Ticket and Freight Agent, 4. 4 ID. Il. K.
r. NJ. r. TALCOTT.
Fng'r and ~up't i. and D. y. r.
Tickets 1or BOnsack's, Allegheny, Big Tunnel,
Chrisu tnsburg and Central Depot are also on
ale at the Ticket Office of the A. NJ. and 0. Rail
road 1926 Main sire el, Aichmond. j. 2o-lm
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WANTED, THREE No. 1 IRONERS,
w for the kockbridga. Alum springs. Good
wages viii be paid. WantedtI 20 Immediately.
n. D. EACHO,
au f-3t Real Estate Agent
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A MEETING OF TIE CONSERVA-
IN iiV ES OF the county Of henrico is requested
~ their Courthouse TODAY at the hour OF IL
O'Clock. to take st-ps towards organizing the
party for the fall elections and providing for the
Ieprcs entatiop OF the county In the Gonscr yatve
state Convention to be held In Ibis city the sOlh
Of August. 5.l .as j. b. YOUNG,
E+ County superintendent.
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Father, let thy smiling face.
Here within tuis molly place,
Swertly shining on my heart,
Bid ali sinful lht ugnts depart.
Jesus, thou whose cease,ess love
lntercedes FOR us above,
Bend to me thy listening ear,
make my wayward heat sincere.
a. Comforter of all the saints,
8 GInily heal my sours complaints;
NAV Il furetastc now be given
q, La. In, l.a
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WANTED, three or four GOOD IRON.
w ERS aud eight or ten DI DINING-RoOu SER
VA NsTS, for the sweet Chalybeate Springs, Good
wages and fare TO the springs. Apply TO A. j.
Ford. Au 7-4tl IHOS. RfNNERY
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A VIRGINIA LADY, Of cultivation and
IN renuemt mt, desires b situation as TEACHER
or .iUVERNESS; but Is willing to occupy any
position OF rsspectabiltty by which she can earn
statins requirements, care Mr.. A. Z. Abel, or
Kew. =. k. Ross CharOttesville. Va. au6-at
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w ANTED, SITUATION by young
wv man from the country, who h ls an extensive
North Carolina acquaintance, in some good
wholesale or retail dry goods oc .ry, OF tob icco
house. Il 'od references furnished. Address II.
5. NJ, or call ut the Office of
CARk,NGTON & NORTON
au 5-3t* Corner IL n and Rank streets
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THE DTSPATCHs

rAsp-1SvARIARLY IN ADVANCE.
The DAILY DISPATCH 10 delivered 70 subscr..
eers ~ wnetiy. Mailed at % per annum /: q for
CARVE ,n,rbs tsc. per month for shorter period.
s'1 The SFMI~wEEKLT pl-fATCh at - per an
,,. ~, ~ a, 30 for six months.
nun. y, skIY plSpATCH at % per annnn.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-28
western Republicans on The tariff

The following Is the resolution adopted
by the Ohi, Republican convention. On ,.c
subject Of duties ia imports:
As it will Lc necessary M desirable u
obtain from duties o" imports large p,,r-
uoh "' INC it'tn'' p Hce''e' ID ".''it 'i'
t.rcst ~ III n9t7araI lrLt ANA ~. ,,-,...,..
as It natures, such duties should be : ad
l"-icd as not TO prejudice but promote tie
-. - -. -,
n.,..5 q.t.. ..,.,. ..-.i..,.,.
i,,-t and rcas,n.,ri.. H., II, -, D..
ali branches OF our American industry
aI1in-t injurious foreign competition. 80
are "i.'.t'raDiy "Pf'sel % amy > seh OBJ
c''1,try or Enhancement. or inJn.tri,I enlr,.
PRISE NJ tho expense 81 another, and there
tore recommend such protection as "a tairly
'''l 'l7'0' ''' '''u' '''i III III ''"''i-
-,
'''' ''
'.'' ''''' - '''s
- o. - " NUS " - "
.,t5. -. - ,a-.;.,..;a ,.l;.t
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-28
/. N. Stenhens' Platform.

The Hon. Alexander III. Stephens, in tax
ing charge OF the Aildrtd Sun, reaffrms hrs
old views az a Je9ersonisn and states Rights
Democrat. lie says that his object is TO make
the Sun " a true organ of the Jefersonian
principles of the Federal Government, under
which the Peoples Of the nited States lived
in so great PEACE, prosperity aud happiness
for more than halt century. The object
will be to advocate such doctrines as viii
secure a perpetual and harmonious union OF
the States under the Constitution, in the
spirit and for the purposes for which it Was
originally made BY the fathers, and upon the
principles announced by jefferson, main
tanned by Madison and set forth by Gen.
jackson in his " authorized - EXP ianation Of
the principles Of his Proclamation on the
Notification movement in South Carolina
in is32, and his Farewell Address lie
announces that he viii continue 20 stand up
on the Democratic platform framed in New
York ia lssS, and concludes by rejecting IN
toto the New Departure " No people, he
says. " devoted to Constitutional law, need
ever expect to secure ratification of admitted
usurpations Of power by accepting them rs
accomplished facts. and granting, in advance.
a complete absolution t. the perpetrators %
thern +
Stephens is evidently opposed to pardon and
amnesty and forgiveness and absolution,-
but what would become IF him il the United
States had not granted to him, as a perTctra-
tor Of treason, forgiveness AMI ai's1lation ?
The louisville Covrirr Jozraal Dem }
thus discusses Mr. STEPHENS
! Mr. Alexander H. stephens has attached
himself 10 a newspaper IN Georgia. and will
hereafter direct It's political course and for
tunes Mr. Stephens and the atlanta sun,
. the newspaper IN question viii be the gamer
by tins arrangement. if nothing else should
come Of il. The confederate vice president
has an active, not to say restless, BRAIN
that needs constant occupation he u fond
OF writing, and the duty Of writing every
day viii keep him aliyc-wiI add to ms
length Of days and t. his pleasure ia living
For Ar. Stephens culture, ahlItY and iulcn-
tiou~ we have very greet respect. But bis
point of observation is bad. lie d"cl~ IN q
Georgia village. BE IS surrounded by old
ass clations, old habits, Oil notions, cF
books, and Is himself an old man. much out
Of the current Of that iro-h and generous
vitality which is hegianlnE 70 p3ur .ts rich
blood into tho pJltIcs Of tie period. Mr.
Stephens aaiutatlon reads neatly and drclrli y.
. 10 carries u backward. and not forward. and
:. forward = is the word for the young South.
which wants to get away from the war, which
wants ID gct away from passion. from VfJ-
lcnce. from failure. which want- o. unite
Itself z, a life, Winch wanl- - eat It-ell
loose from n fostering corpse. MayAar Mr.
~teIHeus doe. not thYr0u rIIiy cgurI1 .Ieud
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-28

favor some other person for President. It IL
effort was made, really from Washington.
although apparently in Ohio, to get a
complete endorsement hS the convention,
not only Of the President, but Of .he San
Domingo scheme and to make this all the
more emphatic Ben Wade, one Of the San
Domingo Commissioners, (who went on
that expedition committed in advance to
annexation) was to be put in nomination for
governor. This nice plan. however, broke
down so completely, that Wade's name, al
though presented to the convention, was
withdrawn, and Gen. Edward 2. Noyes, of
Cincinnati, soldier vino lost leg in the
service, was nominated by acclamation The
convention also still further snubbed San
Domingo, by approving the Presidents an
nouncement, when he suspended further
proceedings in the San Domingo business,
that he had no policy to enforce against the
Will Of the people. Ex-Secretary Cox gees an
endorsement IN the recommendation Of Civil
service reform, and the land grant bust
mess is condemned, but none too pointcdIy
OF The tariff resolution we make brief
mention elsewhere The Republicans viii.
Of course, carry the State by good majority.
In the Columbus Sun Of the DIST inst, the
Hon. 4. II. Stephens controycrts the New
York World and the New Departure. Says
Mr.. stephens: " II any Democrat has
changed his opinion and come 20 the con
clu-ion thet the Radical policy was right,
then it is not dishonora5le Tor him to say 30
but when he does it, tue only honorab,
course for him to pursue afterwards is to 20
and ioin that party" Bat Mr. stephens
ought not to thus misrepresent the New
+ Departure. The difference between the
New Departure ana Stephens is only in
she r'ask which the % New Departure " puts
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-28
Objections to Horace Greeley.
A correspondent sends US the following
views respecting the sage of Chappaqua as
candidate for President

A correspondent sends US the following
views respecting the sage of Chappaqua as
candidate for President
M EDlroR Il notice in an editorial IN
the last FREEMAN you say you think you
should support Horace Greeley if he should
he nominated for the next President, though
you say, = lie swears." Any one would
think to read the article that, ssias from this
vice, Mr. Greeley was nearly or quite per-
feet. But ought we to. forget that he once
was the advocate of q Communism, . which
is nothing less than the destruction of civil
government, nothing less than infdelity Of
the boldest and most offensive kind ? Shall
We forget his cratic course during our late
war-hrst the advocate of letting the South
off peacefully, again the advocate of an ar
mIstice, then the chief advocate of pardon
ing JEFF. Davis, the arch traitor, and the man
who with others signed his bonds, and by
thus doing insulted every true patriot in this
nation, and made treason honorable instead
Of odious? No, Mr.. Greeley never can have
my vote. cannot vote for man with his
antecedents, notwithstanding he has done
some good things, as well many foolish
ones. He is unreliable and unsafe His lEte
speech in the South shows him to be an office
seeker
We have 10 space to enter into any defense
Of Mr.. Greeley against these charges. w,
think the statute of limitations has run on
some Of them, and allowing the rest at whar
4 they fairly amount to, there will still lie I
general talange in favor OF IL. g. 1t would
not be easy to find any one who, in an activ,
palhc and political life of forty years o.
more, had not committed some mistakes
/ We are all, unhappily perhaps, fallible, anC
Mr. Greeley has never claimed to be fret
from fault We might lind trouble will
Gen. Grants Ola record, if VIC should g,
I back to it.
In respect to swearing, We hope Mr.. Gree
4 loy'z case is growing more favorable. w,
notice that he is advertised to deliver an ad
dress before an association. Of niversalistl
some where in OHIO soon, and the meditation
uTon pious subjects necessary to such a com
I position. may lead him 70 see that swearing
is neither am accomplishment nor virtue
4 1t m8y De true that lie takes to that form o
aitL because il docs uoo shut even swearer'
9ut.G heaven still we look to see his OH
age as free rom this unhappy habit, as BIZ
old white coat i= of symptoms Of moder1
fashions
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-28

Here Is what the =. Acw Departure '--ac-
quicsccncc in accomplished flc5s-means az
the South, stated hy the Savannah C.ia.)
H,pujEcqu.
We think wc see the Sis 1t an carly and
acrimonious agitation on FeIerd politics ~
the Southern Press. We regret this. and
on several accounts. The fest is. that we
consider &c unnecessary. Every man in the
south holds substantially the same senti-
mtcnt5 regarding Tie political situation. and
therefore 1t IS Unnecessary. In the second
place. agitation implies that there are mat
crial differences Of opinion when there are
not, and Is obliged TO result in harm In
PIE third place. the people need quiet, and
should be kept free from all excitement on
public affairs. There Is not the slightest
earSer OF their voting away their liberment,
~ some politicians seem to purpose The
people are all right, and will remain so if
lcit q themselves Fourthly, the South can
now influence nobody by political discussi on,
except against herself The very fact that
we mark out a line for the Government VIII
be sufficient to put the Northern peopIe
against II. Mastery inactivity is our true
policy Inc memories Of the war have not
yet passed away with the Northern people
any more than they have with US, and as we
are N very small minority we cannot ex
pect to dictate, nor 10 have everything lust
as We would ike it to be. The great end
aud ann oi every true patriot is to overthrow
the present revolutionary faction which has
control Of the Government, and is hurryinp
IT, with all the national interests Of the
country. to perdition.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-28

TuaoEGH TIceETs ARcUsn rHE EARrH---1f
is proposed. now that San Francisco Is CON
uectad with Australia by steamer line, to
open Offices in London where a passenger
may purchase through tickets across the At
lantic, the continent Of North America and
to Australia, with sleeping ear accomm0da-
tons from New York to SIN Francisco and
thus TO draw ia this direction the Immense
amount q travel between England and Aus
tr.,lia Five and half D1illlons Of dollar
we're spent last year for first class passenger
fares between England and Australia, and
aeJ00G person, made the journey, one way
~ the other. Our railroad companies be
uc,c they can, by proper management. CON
troll this passenger traffic and, with the
hcln Of proper sleeping clr aesfnn5t stiea.
ther uugh- 10 10 it.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-28

THE VERMONT CENTRAL D1vlsIoN.-Ihs
following are the ia mes Of the division and
the extent Of each az taken from the new
timetable IS, stern Divisions, from 0g-
densburgh t. St Adams, distance I4i.9
miles Northern Division, St. Adams &c
Waterloo, st miles E; Central, St. Adams 10
White RIVER Junction, TO mics, south
ern, White River junction TO Grout' Cor
ner. - miles Rutland, Essex Junction 70
Bellows Falls, l27 miles; Eastern Divis-
ION, 81. AI5aus to Sheldon, 10 miles Mon
trelI x Plattshurgh r. R. Plattsburgh to
Province Line, D miles; Northern Division
OF Whitehall < Plattsbursh i. R, Platts-
burgh to Ausable River, p miles Total
distance 6l4 J.