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Nos. Gents.
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Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Collie ..fS
Crying-Colic or Teething Of Infants rs
Diarrhga Of Children or Adults. IS
Dysentery, Gripping Bilious Collects
CholerA-MorbusV Vomiting .-....-.....,25
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Headaches, Sick Headache, Vertigo. 20
10 Dyspepsia, Bilious Stomach 20
II Suppressed, OF Painful Periods.......20
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IA Salt kheum, EEysfpelas, Eruptions..2b
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u neS4-dtnss-frf-Ne m -
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Gaia. Ri and Deafness cured of
10 Years Duratiou,

Gaia. rh and Deafness cured Of
10 Years 0uration.
hKw YoKK CRY, March 2, 1860.
Dr.. IngTshem. Wooster, 0-DeaT Sir The
six bottles yoa sSrt TO ne by exIres came safe
ly 80 me nnc 1 most happy &c state that the
OIL has cured me of Oatauh and Deafness No
man can TealiIe the difference until he has once
passed through ten years OF privstiOn of sound
an sense, as l did. ! talk Mac DOMAIN Oh
wherever go. Nohrs, sAer in remembrance,
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cured every case of Rheumatism where tried"
Mr. Cochran hiss cold sar Macedonian Oil for
over two years and speaks Of its merits UNDER
stsndingly.
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ImmiSrati0n-Lette from C0mrnC.
dore Many.
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE,
Va Nh. IL 4 o.

VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE, !
LEXINGTON, Va, May 10, 1915
j. IT. Harris, Esq, s. Madison street,
Memphis, Tenn:
Dear Sir,-Yours of the 9th, upon the
subject of European immigration, is re.
ceived. -.
l am with you heart and hand.
You are right; there is no recuperatlon
for the South in our day and generation
unless the southern Safes and people will
give successful encouragement to lmmlgra.
ton.
our people are at last beginning to wake
up to the importance of it, and Lam happy
at the thought that Tennessee is so earnest
and 50 far advanced in her appreciation oi
that importance as your letter and others
encourage me 10 suppose.
A very excellent paper upon the suD)ect
of southern immigration was presented Dy
nv friend and colleague, Colonel Massle,
to the Louisville Convention year OF Two
ago. 1t was published with the proceed
ings of that body. If you have not seen
if nerhans it would be as we'll to run your
eve over it, for the sake OF seeing in array
some of the difficulties which beSet oui
people, and which we must make up oul
minds to overcome.
Your Legislature does not, / am told
meet before October. When little more
at leisure, and between this time aud that
T-wiji address myself to its estimates, which
yo,,r letter calls for, and let you have it,
results. Respectfully, etc., Z
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Letter from East Tennessee.

NOrftSpuDdence OF Tie hlcilulchH bisphtCH
. MossEY CREEK, June ., 1871.
II On Thursday night, 25th ult., about mid
night, an accident occurred above Dan
bridge to parties on Il f1at-boat loaded with
corn. The boat struck rock or some OBJ.
struction aud sunk. j. &. Turnly, in ole
citizen of this county, had IN ankle so badly
crushed that amputaton is necessary.
Steel Shodden was drowncd-hiS body was
found Saturday. another person with
them was more or less injured.
One of our freight conductors, Ross
Smith, was severely cut this morning (3dl
by drunken passenger on his tram at Tai
bots station, who refused to pay his fare.
and was put OIL.
Messy Creek is enjoying round Of plea
sures this week that many are awaiting,
themselves of-the closing and exhibition
of our male college, which, by the way, is
in very prosperous condition, having stu
dents from nearly every section Of the
State. We have also an excellent Female
Institute, under the direction and control
of the Masons, which is conducted and car
ried on with success, and promises to be
one of the first in East Tennessee.
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DIED

Al his residence, in James City county, Va nm
the elth of May, Mr.. j. O. BROWNING, aged 10
years. -sts. Has 4
Mr. Browning, In life. was an active worker,
and of him It can be said IN truth, without tn,
efo.s Of euicgy. that few men have lived and died
In any age whose duties led them into such active
association with every hue and nste Of hnHlnn
oh ,ractar. with as few enLmies and as many de-.
voted friends TO cherish in memorY's casktt q
lively recollection OF his many virtues.
May Providence smile upon hts wife and little
one and may He who chas eneLh them that ihe
ycth snr.r not the winds OF heaven to visit them
too roughly. ~ e. .{a. .= A FRIEND.
I'm Monday, the 5th inst, JOHN FALKLAND,
infant son OF ". NJ. and Mamie n. Cary.
The funeral will take place from st. Jamcs's
Church THIS AFTERNOON at 81 O'Clock. The
friends OF the family, and of Sir. j. T. sublett,
Monday, June 5th, LELI@, eldest ,ughter ;of
John Il. and Mary A. Hicks, 10 the seventh yesr
OF her age. r
The fuueral will take place from the resIdence!o of
her father OH New street, TUESDAY AFTER
NOON at 81 O'Clock. Friend and acluaintances
Of The family are invited to attend. ..
Lele, thou hast gone to rest, r
Trims Ia An early tom :.
But Js Gus SUNNI ned ihee away
Thy favi0mr called tnes h Jme. ...
And this shall be our prayer Z,
That when we reach our journeys end
Thy glory we may share. ..
On Thrrsday, LIST OF June, at bis residence. In
Chesterfield county, JOSEPH L. YOUNG, In the
6uth year of his aae. III. ...
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FEMALE KUKLUx AT WEST PoINT.-The
New York papers eXclaim in an alarmed
chorus: What's to be done% The com
mandant at West Point Military Academy
has decided that this year the cadets should
not have their annual hop. The Secretary
of War overrules this decision, and the hop
is to come of. BY prescnptive right each
cadet is entitled TO a partner, and thus SO
is colored cadet Smith. The ladies, not
having the fear Of Congress before their
eyes, now combine together in defiance OF
that body and its solemn enactments, to de.
prive citizen Of his rights on account OF
the black cadet. 1t has been suggested
that colored "lady" might be invited for
his behoof. But in this case the fair rebels
say that they won't 90 to the hop ut all.
And thus a. band of kaAux In dinity
triumph, ).
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: kon-commissione Officers ssergeants
will wear straight sword black paten5
leather scabbard,- gilt Cross, hilt and
-mountings, white bone grip worn through
n throg attached to the wntst-beit. WAst,
belt OF white .enameled leather one ana
tbree-fourths inches wide, double row OF
heavy black silk stitching three.eighths OIL an
inch from each edge Ito be worn over me
sash by first sergeantsl. Belt-piate: same
as CAPTAINS. Sash: First ser2eants only
will wear sashes, which will be OF req
worsted, with worsted bullion fringe enus
to 90 twice around the waist ana tle De-
hind the left hip a; The pendant part eXteno'
ing not more than eighteen inches below
For Corporals and Privatcs: All accou-
trements will be furnished with the arms
, when issued. .- -.. ..-. .. ,-r
BADGES TO DISTINGUISH RANK. :.
The same badges to distinguish rank VIII
he used as are prescribed In the United STATES
army reg,il :tions, except that the shouider,
strans will be Of black cloth Instead OF
.dark blue,' and except that cncVrons
will be of black cloth strips one-half lncn
wide. edged on each side with gilt oraid
one. eighth of an inch wide, and the lozcnge
for first sergeant will be of black cloth'
with rilt braid one-eghth OF an lnSe "ldc,
sewed on onc-cighth Of an inch from the
edges all round. +
f}y order of the Governor.
WILLIAM II. RICHARDSON,
Acting Adilltant. General.
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Manchester Items.

MASONIC Observation-Disclosures Royal
Arch Chapter, No. As, at their last meeting,
elected the following officers for the cnSu-
ing twelve months: A. b. Woodbridge, high
priest; Alex. Fitzgerald, king; Thad. W.
Crow, scribe; Henry Fitzgerald, captain
of host; W. !. Clopton, principal So
journer James D. Craig, secretary; VIM.
Jones, treasurer A. &. Gibbs, royal arch
captain; John Hatcher, 3D., JIG. Wells, I'd,
/ VIM. Alnbers, 1st wells.
Manchester Lodge, No. IA, elected as fol-
lows: James D. Craig, master; Alexander
Fitzgerald, senior warden; j. S. Clarke,
Junior warden; VIM. u. Craig. secretary ;
VIM. Poole, treasurer; w. B. McCreary,
senior deacon W. E. Gary, junior deacon;
Il. IL. Beazley, tilcr.
DELEG ATEs APpoINTED.--At meeting OF
the Vigilance Committee the following del
egatcs were appointed 10 the Conservative
Convention at Chester, June 10th, the OBJ.
iects of which are thorough re0rganiza-
ton of the party in Chesterfield county: 4.
B. Woodbridge, VIM. Ambers, Charles 5.
Maurice, James a. Gentry, &. Z. McRae,
james A. Clarke, Chesley A. Jones, n. II.
! Coebill, Henry A. Jordan, and Alexander
Fitzgerald.
On motion. Messrs. w. 7. Clopton and
John G.. Robertson thc chairman and Sec
TeE(FN) were duueu.
In days past Chesterfield was the banner
county, and may be again.
RELIGIOUS NEws.-The Rev. DR.. Beale,
Of Westmoreland, preached on Sabbath
morning and night at the Baptist Church.
In the afternoon Il large Sunday school mass
meeting was addressed by him and other
Jealous laborers in the cause. The BaptiStS
have he banner school, the attendance on
Sunday being 800, the largest for some
years. There were large congregations and
full Sabbath schools ut all of our churches
on Sunday.
SMALL MATTERs.-Water is becoming
scarce. Cannot al arrangement be made
as formerly with the Manchester cotton
company 10 supply water!
Work is progressing both on the free
bridge and courthouse. The latter will
doubtless be finished sooner than the con-
tract calls for. S.
Great activity prevails at out wheat mills,
getting ready for the supply of new wheat.
The condition of G. S. Smith Jones, late
Chief Of Police, is, we regret TO say, still con-
sidered critical.
Mr.. james Hart has received contract for
repairing headgutes and dam, and will COM
mcnce work at once.
II is believed that all the Manchester
orders will respond to the call of the S. G.
b., and send committees to the proposed
celebration July 4th.
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MASONIC ELEcT1oN.-At a meeting of st
Alban's Royal Arch Chapter, No. 80, hele
Last night, tho following officers were
elected for the ensuing year
- NJ. L. Henry d. Dantorth, high priest;
f. 0. NJ. Marshall, king;
E. j. v. Bidgood, scribe;
j. F. Regnault, treasurer
S. Il. Jacobs, secretary;
D. w. Bohannon, captain of host;
c. T. Daniorth, principal sojourner
G. H. Pcrrow, royal arch captain;
B.. G. Hartsook, master third veil;
&. Z. Bnford, master second veil;
w. G. Price, master first veil; IT,. .-..
Stewards Committee, z. W. Brown, p
Weisiger, and w. Ii. Wade;
Educational Committee, h D. Danforth
0. Nj. Marshall, and j. Y. Bidgood.
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. we have received from Messrs. RASpotrn
4 Exo,,sH n pamphlet Of o. pages contain
ing reports of''cascs decided In the DIS,
..tr;rt and Circuit Court Of the United
estates for the district OF Pennsylvania
land also u case decided in the District
"Court of Massachusetts relative to- the
employment Of British licenses on board
of vessels Of the United Slates.' ,-
The London Quarterly for April. This
is the No. that contains an article proving
that sir PHILIP FRANCIS was ''JUNCs.'
For sale by WoopnoUsE Il PARHAM,. the
Richmond agents OF the American pub
fishers -r~
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WALKER LIGHT GUARD.-This company,
at meeting held last night, elected Gov.
&C. Walker, Col. 7. F. owens. and Col.
w. D. Coleman honorary members. Lieu
tenant NJ. p. Handy, Sergeant E. u. Starkc,
Corporal E. D. Taylor, and Privates j. j.
Register and Ii. c: Jones were appointed
colIrt-marlial under the Constitution and
BYLAWS, and Lieutenant Geo. Watt and
Screeants Stratton and Wcisiger were ap-
pointed to confer with similar committees
from other organizations as to the S. &. b.
celebration on the 4th of July next.
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No FORMAL reception had been arranged
by the Richmond Press Association, as.we
had been led to believe was the case. This
afternoon our party met seyeral OF the
gentlemen connected with the press OF this
city, editors and publishers, nnd exchanged
-courtesies. We will not question their cor.
dlality, but confess 10 suspicion that COM
mon ciyility would not have been Sat SIZED
with less. Letter from RichDaondto Canaan
ddtguG Messenger. .
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sreakiug of the gentlemen sent to Louis
willie BY the Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio
Railroad Company TO perfect arrangements
for the early completion Of that road, the
Courier Of that city remarks that there Is
.'no doubt that their mission will DC Il
thoroughly successful one"
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MILLIN ERY.

MILLINERY. (UP.STAIRS).-Io a@y
W. ha.e just received a choice selection SISt5g
Of NEW GUODS, embracing al the latest yMSHSs
styles OF HATS and BONNETS, IN Straw, NeA-
ppltan, and Chip Also, o handsome assortment
Uf FINE FLOWERS, BRIDAL VEIL LACE OF
the best quality, and ORANGE WREATHSj TO
which call the attention Of the ladies'
Mrs. M. j.. DAVIS, .
jc Civ 9O7 Main st., bet. 9th aud 10! h..
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fishers,
VIRGINIA NEWS.
ue.sn Of Rev, John Pinkcrf0H.

Death Of Rev. John Pinkcrfon.
AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA. June ;, II.
Editors Of the Dispatch:
The Rev. John Pinkerton, pastor OF the
Messy Creek Presbyterian Church, dlcd or
"Wednesday last at the residence oil Mayor
j. Marshall McCue, near Mount SCION,
aged about fifty Eight years. Two or three
mouths ago ne WAS attacked win the oisease
known as Softeniug OF the BRAIN, ana since
then the powers OF both pcdy anu lnlhu
have been declining. :,
The tuneral services took place to day,
attended by crowd Of people far beyond
the capacity OF The church 10 hold them
Eight of his ministerial brethren OF the
Presbvtery of Lexington were present,
nearly all of whom took part in the ser
vices Of the OCCASION. The sermon was by
the Rev. W. L. Price, and addresses were
made by Rev. McSScs. Bowman and walker.
The remarks made wire very approprEttc,
bringing out many interesting facts relating
to the life, character, and death Of the de-
parted brother. u.
WE LEARN that the ancient city OF 1ork-
town is in great state of excitement over
surveys now being made by The engineers
of the Chesapeake and Ohio road. West
Point is in a similar ferment over certain
sountings that were taken few days since
around Its shores. The chesapeake anu
Ohio road is doubtless going somewhere
to West Point. to Yorktown, to the mouth
Of the PIankitank. to the mouth of the 20
tomac. or perhaps to all four. But II l.
certain that large purchases OF land In and
around Yorktown have been made by the
Chesapeake and Ohio. 1t is also suspected
that road has designs on the York river,
and has already taken the steps necessar!
to control what was known rs the Wesl
Z Point Land Company Herald
EXPERIMENTS were made with fliteen-incf
guns last week, at Fortress Monroe, to tes
the strength of some massive platforms iol
heavy guns. Results demonstrated that thu
platforms are equal 10 the >eveicst tests
but that it is almost an impossibllity Il
make a gun-carriage OF sufficient strength
to withstand the weight and recoll OF tnes'
gums charged to their fullest capacity ant
elevated to an angle OF 30 degrees.
The wheat, oats, and corn promise at pre-
sent average crops as compared Wlthth'
years since the war. We have never known
wheat to ripen so early as it has this season
We learn that several of our farmers vii
commence harvest Oh Monday.-Glouceste
Herald.
JOHN ROBIN Mcdaniel, Esq, IS seriously
and it is feared. dangerously ill OF congcs
ton of the stomach.-Lynchbury Netcs.
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malRIEn.

IN thls city.on the siday OF Jane at 81: Pster's
L1AMS TO MEs. BRIDG EFT kRAN all vi tnis
Baltimore pspers please cnry.
At the reside &c OF The brt1e,s fath,r Port Rc-
uublic, N. J,.n he LIT inst 1t, WV. GLENE, OF
the Ritchie hi"es w est ya.s e ENASLI ssGSJm,-
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
,DERSONAL.-My wife, ANN j. COOP
I Err having lett my bed and board, hereby
caution the public against credtlng her on M
account, as Will not be responsible for any debts
she may contract.
. June ], 1871. j. 2-3t] ID. {. COOPER.
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LOST, S.rRAYED. &c.

!
rAME to my house, on the canal, SEH
about one mile from Richmond, on the tn Of
Maya
with white back. [l*] VI. P. TINSLEY.
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ER A WILEY SPRINGS,
ONE OF THE MOST CELEBRATEr
AND IMPORTANT OF Ali THE
s..s VIRGINIA WATEgtvc.pr ,,,

will he open on the FIRST OF JUNE. r7,, ro,ro
mount aims OF the great Valley it Is u1t mil, y, '.E
the most delightful summer resorts In ihs 81. ~
but It's wonderful curative properties Arr h,cn,''
Ing widely celebrated. "-'''"'
The analysis OF the water by Professor y,u.,,
OF the University OF Virginia, together wi n - ~
experience OF many eminent physicians. pre-
that tt Is "the SPRINGS Tor suffer ing temal.s.
but besides It's wonderful TOME prorertleS -
remedy in general d. biity. ancmia and IT.
peculiar TO females II Is unsurpassed In Tho irra
ment of The various forms OF dyspepsia and ;,',.
ticuiory for those suffering from TORPID nj -,
kldneys Is prompt and d"cidec. Very many 70.
ina -kable cures could he cIed OF this c!:.ss .f,r
blesome diseases.
RAWLEY
IL now easy OF access, stusted ONLY tgelye mill,
from Harrisonburg. the present terminus Of he
Orange and Manassas Gap railrol ID from wbrb
point there win be TWO daily lines Of stages, morn
Since last summer TIE SCTLDINGs HAVE
BEEN GREATLY IMPROVED, 81 Wen a. -,
road from Harrisonburg 10 tn Springs. TIRE
'HUEDRE PERSONS can now be very comfort
ably accommcd tied At these springs.
There T. telegraph oIhce al HsIr!sonhurs.
FtRST-C Ass, under the m 81 ag.ment ~ Ju.rrh
y. Woodward. widely known as q hoiat ulanae,-
Resident PhySictdn3: Gordon 4 v iIams. ,nr
or the other OF whom will be IN Attendance turag
the entire season. -....'
RATES OF BOARD:
fer MonlA. 80 70
Der Der We h.'''.''''''''''' ''''''''.''''''. j. ~
Children and servants h slr-priee. '..',' "
4. B. IEICK.
President Of the Board Of Directors or banlyy
Springs Company. my: I'm
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The Norfolk papers announce the DEAN,
In the s4th year Of his age. OF Cap.. h'oh
Nelson PACE, the last surviving oh'cet en-
cent one Of the battle of Lake Erie .s.a
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n3= NEW AND BEAUTIFUL FOR
JUNE AND JULY.
GOODS FOR TRAVELLERS AND STAYERS
AT HOME ALSO.

AT HOME ALSO.
T.R. PRICE & CO.,
Keeping their stock new and fresh vt all seasons,
are getting in daily, by express and steamers,
New TRAVELLING LINENS for suits,
PLAID and CHENE JAPANESE POPLINS,
FANCY ORaANDIES and JACOEETS for hot
More Of their best quality IRON GRENADINES,
WHITE and COLURED PIQUES,
PIQUE TRIMMINGS,
Beautiful new PRINTS, all the recent patterns. In
endless variety PERCALES also, 9.
BLACK TAMlSE for summer mourning dresses,
BLACK CHALLIES, very best quality,
BLACK ia aud o. MOUSKLIhES,
BLACK ENGLISH GRAPES and C E
CRAZE SETS and COLLARS, -
EMBKUIOERIES IA lovely lctl,
LINEN and LACE SETS,
LACE-TkIMMED COLLARS,
MUSLIN SLEEVES, rn- .'.'
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS, &C.
BOYS AND CENTS GOODS.
White aud Colored Linen Drills and Ducks
Fancy Cass'meres, French as we'll as Virginia
made; Yestings in every style: Socks, C9llars
&C.; Linen Bosom Shirts; Gsuze shirts Draw
ers Black and COlored elk and Thread Gloves,
&C., sc.
Everything sold Of best quality, and at the very
lowest prices ami nothing endorsed but what Is
good of Its kind. Z. z. PRICE Il Co.,
lie. 1l0t Main street.
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taoTELs AVID nOARDINa.HOUsTss.

9KEIsS HIBB HAS SEVERAL ROOMS,
f1Al ewitt5cfnmun scxsing doors, furnished or un2
Ekurnfahed astfy, ana Bless antly located on first
tSh1m Jar f5aG which he wishes to I'LL with Il Ee-
}IUENT BOARDEkH. Terms moderate. Apply
a. No. so7 Grade strees, between st and sth stsS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-06

The wheat crop in southern Illinois is
earlier and larger than ever known.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-06

he pendant part extending not more than
,ichteeff inches below the tie. - -
Firsf IieutnnantS same as captains.
Second Lieutenants Same az cepsalns' :.
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