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MISCBLLAN

NJ n 'H0N. Physician and Surgeon. Cnice
VI near Adams Mile, inc Grove. VIII a.
tend promptly all professional orders Special
Women and Chi i.dren.
StEYERETS BURROWS, Attorreys and COM
- sciors at Law. once los Main street, Kala-
mazu0. Mich.
n. - -EVEHEN~. -. O.. BUREtW-.
J. PIERCE civil En-mccp and County sur
Z \ 'eyor Address, Hooker I. O., Van Burcu
County. Aich.
('RANE 4 ASH. Battle Creek, Mich. ,l.ie Of
K Paw Paw, MichD
dealers i'm Lumber, Shingles and Lath Orders
'0r Lumber Of any size and description solicited
WIN keep constantly uu hand full assortment
o! choice Pine, WhiteWocd, and other lumber.
Battle Creek JUlY 3Ith. 1St0.
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O"'' " ain COLI t''-~'''..''
toi ooI ,,,,. ,,,. -, e.........
lion SO Barr's Pcctorll I,it.it
AoF TIE lfue Aof0Aerner.
81 ''"''''1t'ei a. 't'r De az
During the siege Of violsburs, q tln pale
faced man with dirty coat and pants Of
cleckerei linen, pres MED himself ut t'la ield
quarters OF Gen. John 4. Logan, asking tae
Gen. to grant un pass to procure hs mules
that had estlaYad from his promises and were
feeding between our lines aud those q. the
reboIs He also stated tnlt his stable baf
been torn down by our men. and tbors,, his
mu'cs had cor aygaq--a.i7 glld ne had ,,a-9 ir-
formed by our. so1 iefj that tl,s -is ,ro,ld To-
pushed bv the 4tb OF 1i,l, nj Ions. and 40 tt.
house (nointing t5earas house near arI was
in range o. thor.bel e.oge guns. ON rarf r-m
he desired 70 NOW. :. ...t g.,...,......,.
but could not do 40 y.,.I...t -. tr.. .s
plea was 81, ,,l,ir ami ..r,..r, 4l.. 49,. ...,,..l
aaye him. n ro,ro,. to .,..s' t.o I.,., ..-.,,.,
his ,nples which ,,ore oI.,. g., ...t Co.,, .o,
or n 1ooo feet d,.4,r.
lie toolf bis. r,s. o,1 ,,..,.i,.. 4.,,.4...7 ,,.
General and - ,r,,,, ,.., .,..,....,
presented b,s mass 70 tt, + i,,,.,.,,-4 ~, ,I.,
o,arl who ,a,I s. cd .,,,,. 49,. ..-..-, ,,,
o,oa ~ IN, ,o.t ,-o., e-.l.. A.. -
as n- ,,,e-o1 t.,,,.,., .,.......,..-..,
tosaa o,,r ,.::,.,s an +,.,,., 80
tree; b,f b,ou fo,r,l -, ..,r,. 7:r.,;.,,.. 49,,
rob,ls tn, ron ,r,, ..r t,.t,,, '..,+, H., =,
where tl,s n1,r,, o.rs ~ l,.., -. -. 80
piciets raraqrl.al tblt Tins. nam, ,asI ..,-
"a he moved Onward ,,..r, q. N ....-.l
he then wa. near to ,u,le,. o,,l ,...., i... e.,
nerdous str'rns bo rasisi t.,,r, md 80
boupdi1. for tb5 vools near - 4,,;.
time tho uicl.sts dlschqroed q e,,, -y,.,, ,.,,,,
halted him. as he could LOT r.acI, tfo. l.a.-o
the enemy. unless be l,ar.-l so o,o, ..,.... ~
100 festup the brow of . ,.--r ,,,a,..t,.,,. t,li
which le could NOT do vitl,,,,f l,sipg r.. It, f.,
tue att mt. So he coDcliis d +, rat,,, i, 41,a
pos', ho lied his white rag on 2 stcl,. and 10.
turned TO the picket post Tho golIo,yf1, coll
oquy ensuol lieut.. OF the ouar5-5.o .rs q
spy! No sir zee. was tlIo -uie,l replv T.sli.
Why Gid You run when YOU 5qgsol lie ,lu.esg
Reb. j was tryia, to keen ttep, from r,au,pe
iuto the thinner. v,,s t5o ra,ly T,cul .-7,,t
tho roplo, ala ,,i ,r.e,. g., .,,, nal, ...,.-,
tbo,, ,sor,l, ali ,..,, ,,..
Wy 'oor'' "''N ~. "' 90 bo0 q H'leh C' drive
tueul WITH, that WAS all su-this too was q very
reasonable plea. Lieut. Did Gen T,rao OK
ammo ,onY Reb-..o 81. v.,s ..r 49,.
o0.' a'-' WY o7t4 tle
Lieut.. i'eb-becaoso lie l.noa nae .nl 8loro
live Lieut. do not iuo, von .af VIII
examine you before lst val pass r.i. ~.
seemed very Wiling t. allow. on benz. ..a.a-
med nothing was. f,.,,.,7 a., i,.l,i,,5. ~
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Gusintss Gar0s.

rLvie. " hahiON. Attorney ard Counselor
~ at Law, Notary Public aud Probate Jpdge
w III hold Frooate Court at Paw Paw, on Monday
of each Werk. '-I-1- ,
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RAND RIVER VALLEY DIVISION.


ON and after Mo5lay, December JJL, 1879,
Trims viii run as follows, w;
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STAR souo1Ans.-rhe following are tl9 Star
Scholars oil tho Paw Paw Union school Ior the
month OF April
Senior Year-CLAaIrn THo1usox.
Middle Year-E--rA pUaaLlx.
Junior Year-IDA IIENDEpsog.
Preparatory Year-CARu1E W luB
GRADED SCHOOL.
lst-Eya Hayes. Gth-Aunl Dillon
2d-ENiu oNlond. lth-ChaIies Ross.
8d-per,y Lindsey. Sth-Clrrio NcEord lie
4th-Ed,tA Collins 9tb-Nam,o Rovl nd
5th--hlttio lI,ch I0tl-ilauy To gaeu.
Keep Rar,H Pectoral Elia,r alwaaB ia tbs
house Tor Group.
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Episcopal sEByIots viii De hoii &c G. Mari, S
Chapel, corner Oak and Van Huten streets,
Providence permitting, on and after sunday
next, May 7tb, at 10 a. III, Re-. Daaus Eag-
ker, Rector sunday School an j.. IN.
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IN Fa1l blraa 1oanty-IcIms reasonable.
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MARRIED lpri 25th. ls1i az 5ba ~ E Pare
sonsge 10 Paw Paw. by Rev h. Ierder-
son, Nj. III, {. Russell 10 i'i68 3d. j. rit1.
both OF AlleSan, Michigan.
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T.. HERMAN WILSON.
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roacLits or Asthma positively cured by
Dau'a pect0ml Elixir
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Bars pectoral Elixir has the patronage OF
tho Medical Faculty
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-31
CONGREssIoYAL,P PROCEEDINGS
The Kuklux Bill in Both Houses.
Wood, Of the House. and DavissOf the
Senate, Defend the South.
DAYS. MATHEMATICS BUTLER AND
WOOD RASpS KELLET.

+, WASHINGTON March 3d. ouse.-The
kukluX bill was discussed. IA
y Mr.. Wood (Dem.), of New York, read
from the messages Of the Southern Cover.
nors to show that peace prevails In all the
Southern States, with q few exceptions.
He denounced as Infamous the incendiary
remarks of Mr.. Kelley, of Pennsylvania,
delivered yesterday, and expressed the
hope that If there should ever be war Of
races, the negroes would select man more
valiant than Kelley; who, di1ring disturb
ance at Mobile, hid under table, pretend
ing he was dead AMI "EtH' -. -
Senate.-Mr. zAnthony's resolution, al
lowing the consideration of any bill about
the South passed by the House, was
adopted. ,a'.4 r.n.-a'.-.. 49,. .....' 49,.
Mr.. Davis, of Kentucky, made a speech
refuting MIR. Sherman's charges against the
South. Previous to its conclusion an IL
cident occurred which excited comment in
the galleries and upon the floor. Il I'll: ..'
Mr.. Butler, Of Massachusetts, who was
occupying the seat Of Senator Thurman,
next to that Of Senator Davis, had been for
some time intently cycling Davis as he pro-
ceeded. 7 Davis growing FESTIVE, and speak
ing with his usual earnestness, suddenly
faced Butler and continued his argument
against the credibility of the exaggerated
kuklux stories, saying: "These fictitious
charges are originated by parties to affect
the coming elections. The Legislatures to
be elected are to choose one-third Of the
members of this Senate, and it is with
view of using this political capital for these
diabohcal and, devilish ends that these
vile and slanderous stories of outrages ema-
nate from the brains of political scoundrels
and rufians." Butler still staring at him,
Davis rose again, and, addressing him, was
heard to say, "What do you mean by at
tempting to browbeat me in that way, you
id scoundrel," adding, after a pause,
b" Yes, sir, I repeat it, you are id
scoundrel." Mr.. Wilson, of Massachusetts,
at this. juncture came from his seat, on the
other side Of the chamber, and interfered to
prevent a continuance of the scene. But
Ter soon after left the chamber. 1t is re-
ported he replied to Davis: 81 don't know
you, sir ! don't care for you, and ! don't
want to speak to you."
A resolution was adopted instructing the
Secretary of War to have surveyed the Eto-
wah and Oconulgee rivers with view Of
connecting 10y canal to obtain unobstruct-
ed water Communication between the Mis-
slssippi river and the Atlantic. =. 49, ..
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.GlMMERCIA.T
I 4 ! ~ ri 3 ~ zss-77ts +,
Eo1H And FxOuB Exeu1nny
hlCIIAOyDpsJ ~, sIarch 5c an

II gEsaE ~ 5ss 81
a,s1 nsa nsg FsogH ExeHAsaR,a I
sieaa osass, 4. sfaschsa, isla f
Wsscs.--W sBashsls. hed. s.s ,v,.,.,.
-Whitefdbabaslis iaIixsd. Ca bass.s;.
II Odts.@-e aS pI31aiE bsa Egsff q TS.3 &.
II GALES. s4 IS T rs
Waeat-whne, ssbdsheis common a. 81. %; b
bushels common mt 81. so-totaf, 90 busle is. So s.
.Wseat.-Red, 8 bushels fair as $3.50; &c bushcls
common at q. 50; 50 bushels common q sI1s 4s
Rss saais bushels common On mon IL esotsi. IS BUSH
corn.- White, 100 bushels prime at csc. % bush-
seGd az s.s Sayne gaos al
terms; LIZ bushels good at total, 5qS bushels.
Cats-2 o2 bushels prime at &c.; as bushels prime
bushes sas " fse S9 ST
bushels good at sc.-total, COS bushels.
~ REMARKS. -
The offerings OF wheat continue light, but while
lhe demand Is especially for all good mill
ing samples-rhere Is no further advance in price,
INDEED II occurs to 7us that holders may as well
send In their wheat now, for 1t looks very like the
article had reached its 1aaximum. There is to be
some slight shipping inquiry, but the prices that
millers are now paying here are such that wheat
cannot be shipped North from this point without
costing to buyers at the point Of delivery even
more than they can buy the article for In their
own market. Indeed we know cases OF this kind,
and CT course 1t Is barrier to shipping.)
Corn Is In light supply. and the market Is no
lower. ,s.s...
Oats were active to-day and steady, but it looked
more like temporary activity than promise Of
permanent one.
rally throughout the Subsequently, in the VAL
lev. ..v
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gfcsssk Aaafnes sns Exsesssye ,Ea s:s
sen Fmp0sed b the B6dsii O. LEE
4 gre Ex6assasufe.sBsatA C0nvefas
ton or Tnx.Psyers Called 4,
i CHARLEsros. 6. o., March 30.-The Chara-
Sber of Commerce OF thisscity met this after
moon to take action concerning. the excess
Esiye taxation and alleged fraudulent and
extravagane. expenditures Of thelstate Gov
eminent. A preamble and resolutions were
adopted declaring that the bonds hereto
fore issned are without legal sanction, and
the so-called sterling loan, or any other
bonds or obligations hereafter issued,
pun porting to be under and by virtue
of the authority Of the present State
Government will not be held binding ON
rs, aud that we shall In every manner and
at all times resist the payment thereof, or
the enforcement Of any tax to pay the same,
by all the legitimate means within our
power" = 81 4&H8fss "a saa1a
The resolutions also provide for State
Convention of taxpayers, to meet In CO.
lumbta May 9th, which shall confer with
the Governor about the dangerous fiscal
con dition Of the State. soia
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- ).

u sx.sfyH ss-Ss.sE Esssss xss sarrSs
new York stack ana money Market.
NEW YORK, March so.--Etase securities sanil ex-
cept Tennessee's and yirginia,s. Tenns ssee s,s,
es; aew, elsa Wfdtnia IsH, 7o1t EHHIr
Carolina SO, 40; new, u. Alabama s's, lo2a ;.s's,
~ Georgia 6ss9 so.sRsse II tssFsSss q iHJfs ii
sboneysasy OF sgs per cent. Startling exchange
quiet at l6psSl16et. Gold, 1lot@1foa.
The Government bond m arkst was strong to3ke
close. and but few bonds were offered at the QUOTA
lions. The s,renath OF the market WAS chiefly
due to lie Improved prospects OF funding. 's1's,
lle; 'c4's. I11a; 1861 liz; new lIos 's7's 1loi;
1855, 1l1. 10 DOS, lost. ,....
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FROM OHIO Cincinnati, March 90
Judge Leavit, Of the United States Circuit
Court, decided to-day, in case where a
capsas pro fine had been issued, that in the
State OF OHIO no imprisonment could be bad
for fine, which he held to be adebt.
1t has been decided the otherway in Vir-
ginis-namely, that the fine is "a punishment,
and that imprisonment may be substituted.]
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MILLINERY.

Observation-Disclosures espec tc.sse8s
W univ Informs the ladies' of Rich SSMaKHS
mond and vicinity that she has Ssts
ssock of MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS eyt I
brought to tns city, 10 which she invites the pub
i'o ~ r. al2 Broad street
N, Ban endless. variety of GgaLs, CHiG'
MONS, BRA1DS. etc. a = - NM s--tMs
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Governor Holden and His Return to
..... ...a North Carolina. ~.

WASHINGTON, March 30.-The wife, of W..
W. Holden, the removed Governor Of North
Carolina, has Joined him here. He says he
will not return to North Carolina; but the
Chronicle this morning says he shall soon
return under Federal protection.
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The Weather To-Day.

oa W " ;lirti March sO!-odce sigma
.Bureau,-P robqbib!ies.--Itis probable that
the clouds and ri.iin will on Friday be more
or less. broken UP from the. Middle, States
to the Mississippi Valley. Fresh northeray
windsare probable for the lakes and gull,
and light winds on the Atlantic coast. !
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WORKS,

STATIONARY and PORTABLE ENGINES
BA iaa a asfsT, and p AsTER MILLS &,
BOTLERS, FORGINGsi CAsTlNGs OF IRON
ENGINES and SAW~MILLS OF various sizsi
always on hard.
Old engines, &C., repaired and cold on commits.
s,on or EXCHANGED Tor new. AL other repair
nromptly and satisfactorily done. IL. !r4ta.,s . =
Send for deacripttYe circulars. :. ,x,,,H
deN WILLIAM K. TANNER q COs
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GA New York Herald reporter says
the Cincinnati Chronicle, "has interviewed
Sumner, but got nothing particularly new"
The eist Of what Sumner told the reporter
was that Grant is a fool. We agree with
the Chrmtcle-the most faithful Admins
tration paper in the country Cleveland
Pidlndecler. f z<aesE.'s Esgss .sax |
David W. Horner, representing himself
as an agent of New York firm, deposited
last december II forged check with clerk
OF the Southern Hotel at st. Louis, and
borrowed small sum of money on it. He
was arrested, and on Wednesday tried for
forgery, found guilty, and sentenced to!fye
years in the penitentiary. -, Il
!. A German named Schultz and his wife
were burned to death in u tavern kept by
them near Detroit, Michigan, which was
destroyed Tuesday. - s.ss =
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. RICHMOND AND PRTERsBuRe 4. R: Coal
,.,s ra RICHMOND, Feb, 25, 1871,
yE1HE TRAINS ON THIS Road

J. run as follows 81 80 tstg@ ~ 81.
The mail trains leave Richmond at ADS A. n.
and 2:sa Z. NJ; aud leave Petersburg at Has a. II.
and7:2oP.M. p .sf's. =
freight trains, with passenger Car attached,
leave Richmond daily at $50 A. n. and S p. IL,
and lesye Petersburg daily Except Sunday, at326
P. NJ. Tn Sunday the freight and accommoda-
ton trains will leave Petersburg NJ III. 10
The a:45 A. III. train win not leave Richmond En-
SUNDAYS, and the 7:2, r. d. train win not leave
Petersburg ON SUNDAYS t1tl q ''.ssss.E1.t So
Passengers for Norfolk win take the a;s6 r. Il
daily train. SO. - ~: 5s@5.
Passengersfrom Clover Hill will take the An,
train on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, and
returning. leave either Rtcbmend or Peters burg,
On the same days, at 2:55 2. ID. ,.Ff&i4lT
The mall trains VIII run through stopping only
! ut Chester. .E.-.., .scS5s Il. B. KASEY,
l fe25 Ticket and Freight Agent.
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FIRE.-Just as we go to press we learn
that the dwelliDg-house of MIR. Ro. Allen, at
the toIl-gate two miles east Of town, caught
lire this "Wednesday morning and was
burned down. We did not learn the origin
of the fire-Marlon Herald.
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THE FRENCH REVOLUTION.

The Guillotine Commenced Its Work in Paris
New Subcommittee Appointed-The Ger
mans About to Occupy the City-Newspapers
Suspended The Workmen with Arms Stack
/ ed in Their Shops, Sc, SC. sftl.t.E 4f:.s
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Teiesraphfe Summary.
e. George Graham has been confirmed asses
sor of internal revenue Of the fourth Vir-
ginia district. Il 80
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New Brighton, Fauquier county, Va,
Mrs. Mary Z. Wren postmistress. vice Sam
uel F. Groves, resigned. White Shoals, Lee
county, Va, is discontinued papers should
now 20 TO Jonesville. ... ,..-at
The heavy frosts Of the present week
have killed a good many early peaches.
There are. however, quite enough left to
make an average crop unless Destroyed
Rockingham Register. aE
The wheat crop in this section has very
greatly improved In appearance within the
last few days, and now promises an alum
dant yield Chatham Tribune. sB
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THIS DAY.
MACHINERY, &c.
NUAVUVWLK
AEACE INE SHOP.
sLOAT & ADOINGTON.

SlIOAT q ADOlHd1ONs'
...E@ MACHINISTS .-f-
WORKS AND OFFICE; 1929 AND 14A CARY
STRKKT, BRrWEEN FoURTRENTHA AND
g.. FIFTEENTH SHEETS,
RICHMOND, VIH GINA
Ar. KIHDs OF NEW WORK MADE; BE-
5pAIifIN9 STEAM-ENGINES and BOILERS In
city and country; TOBACCO WORk Of al
kinds made and repaired; TOBACCO FLAT,
TENINS-MIIIIS made and repaired In JOHN
HANCOCK'S SUPERIOR MANNER; Plat y.
FORM and Ill other kinds Of SCALES REP AIR.
iEp and ADJUSTED. AGENTS for the sale Of
JUDs0N,s LATENT srE Sasal s,SIs MN 80 2.
CINE PACKING, Utica Company's STEAM.
GAUGES These gapges are waIraasfa SX a rs ss t9I
all kinda of BRASS WORK OF SUPERIOR
MAKE for sTEAM-ENGINEs;,, such lr as gaage5,
cocks. oil and sallow,enpS, ol yr1S ,EgK
TIES WATER-GAUGES GLoBE-VAIVES,
BOILER LUE CLEANERS, and general as
sortroent of such articles "a are used by ALI run.
niag steam-ergines aud saw-mills. :, 49,
N'r-D SLOAT u ADDINGTON,
or,h
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The. Hartford Courant notices sudden
accession OF confidence among the Demo
butesait to terms recently made with the
leaders of Tammany, who have "deter-
mined to food the State with money" =
Anna Dickinson says jewty for duty, eye
Their for either, and rectichewed for recti-
tude, which engages the st. Louis CHIMES
of Chewsdays sv., .. .,a,..z ~ i.
!. a poetical genius describes ladies' lips as
q she glowing gateway of pork and pota.
toes" 49,. ~, - I, = 81 Z (.
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A mother trying to get her little daugh-
ter of three years old to sleep one night
said: Gamma, why don't you try to goEto
sleep?" "I am trying she replied. t..But
you haven't shut your eyes.n g WE'LL cans
help It; !, they comes unbuttoned."
"The bright side of life in Libby; the
stories we told and the songs we; sung, -. Is
the suggestive title of lecture delivered
by the eloquent Chaplain &C. McCabesin
Methodist church in New York Oh Thurs
day evening. -
George P. Edgar, !" third-class sort of
blatherskite,"' according to a Chicago pa
per, proposes to start Known othing
weekly in New York, to- be called the No
tionGl Agitator. II
Green peas (three hundred bushels sof
them) and luscious strawberries Ghirty
quarts of them) have been received In New
York from Charleston, S. G. -
Frugal landlady of boarding-house
"Coming home to, dinner, Mr.. .BroWnS"
'tWelI, perhaps; if DON'T feel hungry
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SpEcTAcLEs. - The gold spectacles for
warded TO the Post-oftice Department from
Virginia mailbag have been claimed by a
clerk in the Petersburg poSt-oth2e.- - Wash-
tnGtOn Republican. ...es@ !
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1871. !, ]. . /. - Is 1871.
r SCHEDULE or TRAINS OVER THE
.H SHORT LINE. .s.:l5
1871.

RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AID
Po1o Nosrh az ANp S \ sGtr
TRAIN No. L-THRoUGH MAIL Train VIC
Washington leaves the depot corner OF Byrd and
Rieehmond daily at a:ao p. IT. =
| TRAIN No. 2.-THROUGH MAIL TRAIN vta
Eighth Streets, daily Sundays eIceptedl. At s:g
T. N. Arrives In Richmond thondays excepted
a. Ta al ni Ri TICKETS and THROUGH BAG
dsEH EhEfk aSd e IRHI1%RfE.gas
TEEisHT. TEA ,S w 5ssEs Richmond On
The AcCoMMODATION T IA In between
Richmond and Milford win be run daily lsundays
sssas e ss ss s1Sns e R
ln Apply y 1t; 1t coMPANY's OFFICE, corner Of
'f0Aa anu h'sEA'n ''e ]. B. GENTRY,
.tyaeneral Ticket and Freight Agent
ED. T: 2: nYERs: General sup.t: 80. EsA
ID ICHMONDaAND DANYILA4E FALL
LIZ! ~ RoAD1 ,;g = g, oF soREDULE.-ou
Train no. tThrough Passengerl leaves Rich.
Ss sasse. ssaziis 3
s.s s.ss 2s ssss: nss &
Train No. s,ThroushMsil and Express, leases
dsily :. iS;2s M: arrive: a arssasSasoEdsilI
.I.syss GOING EAST
Train. No. Q Through Mall and Kxpress) sesyeS
Ssily q i;s A. NJ; arrives q Richmond dsiiyss
Train No. 8 Through Passengerl lesvsa Gresns-
boro daily Except sund.ysl .. y 4: NJ; leave: I'VE:
p. n.
Train No Gshsar Is:;snsfss s.Ss:
al 2. 81; arrives At Richmond at 4:oS =. d.
Trains Nos. and s connect st Greensboro with
Trains on North CarolinI ksilroxa for AZ POINTS
Train No. connects at Burkeyille with Train
on ATLANTIC, MississipIG o Sma oaio aos
THROUGH SLEEPING OARS, without change
between Richmond and Charlotte, a. % Ara ~
fachad 70 Train No. s. - 't-si NJ - -
THROUGH TICKETS 70 all points Senth and
| Southwest can be procured iat the ticket once ID
| Richmond. ,,,,,- - ~ 1,xr,Ypna
| sfs4 - General Freisst and Tfeass - rent.
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rs aaISsssD s1l4 n g Qn;ss
$50 bales sales 900 bsIss e shscgnstpenf
Nso Orleans: Qniet g receiDss. Ia Ssiss:.
exp0sts 10 Crest Britain, 4,sls bales IL HsssaIs
bales: stock, 2ss, 0os bales ~
changed at 1ac.; receipts, ~ bales stocE. I'D
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TRUcKER IN FLAMEs-WoMEN AND Chill
pREN KILLED.-Sap Francisco, March D.
Truckee. Cal, on the Pacific railroad, IS IN
flames. and win probably be destroyed A
number Of women and children have been
killed. y.,.I}.s ?.
The trial of AIrs. Fair is proceeding. 1t
has been found that she stated some time
before the murder that If Crittenden ever
brought his wife back to live with him one
of them should die, and that she shot him
while he was sitting with his family, who
had Joined him few minutes previously
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-31

ENCOURAGE HOME MANuFAGoo
am manufacturing at the OLD
DUMINION SOAP WORKS, head OF ihn i atfee1'
P PtSREoaG t1HsaAbiULTERATED L AUNDRY
- 'I.a SOAPS of superior quality ,...,, !,
EXPERIMENTATION and axle idREESEf for
railroad, txnners', and mechanics, use. no a..
Messrs. CHARfiES T. WORTHAM q ". ~
BoLE AGENTS for my SOAPS. and any erasr
left with them, or al the factory, Will he pr1mpuy
filed. - +. 80 CHAS. n! bt1oSIi
For sale, 900 bushels SOAP ASH ES-a psf1ns-
ns e 10 sn sm superior fertilizer $50 GLIB
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~ n Si{ ftsfsss11't ssasi7 SCI 5isa a "a
atf4t EfIts - +
.gsttf,i- sxrsi 81 .ktfLi1 Sts.t
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IAMlGRATIoN.-We noticed few days
since several wagons passing through our
town, heavily loaded with furniture and
domestic utensils, &C., and upon inquiry
found that they belonged to immigrants who
had purchased lands in Charlotte county,
and that they had come all the way from
Questionable Comm o1aceGlth.
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= sn,snf,d lot or fnsat HOI.LeW.GRpUyD
RSEEERs,1 RAzORs; Z RUSSIA hEArHER
sTRAFa COMBS, HOMES, and BIZ u isillssss for
sac sW SnssfR q ooTTRELL. lso7 Stain Pc
s I'm F-Tu,ThBS5m s'sss% - .sNlcnmonos Va
= TNSTTNRCEs VERY SUPERIOR ST.
LIZ CROYv SUGAR ia store ana eor eala 9y y
lssHST yyETs2s WAGGUNER n HAMFEa. Z
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