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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-05-11

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! ed, male or female; in every county in the
United states and Canadas, to sell our new
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in ever - family; 100 per cent. guaranteed.
For samples and terms, inclose loo. and ad :
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-05-11
To Consumptives.

The advertiser, having been permanently
cured Of that dread disease, Coueumptior, 81
. simple remedy. is anxious to make kuowo
10 his fellow safferers the means Of cure. 20
all who desire it. be will sssA copy Of the
prescription used, Gree Of charge j, with the
directions for preparing and using the san,e
which they will find sURx CURI Tor Coz.
SUMPTION, AETNA, BRoNcHlrfs, DC.
Parties wishing the prescriptions v in please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
264 South Third Street,
35-lY ~ Willismsbargh, ME-
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-04
CLIPPINGS. saiisu
There was young girl in Waukegan,3
Whose name was Sophia ane Egan,
nlea'csat
She was annoyed
90 Ry fhe rarinfaSd

w nose name Wass sophia y ahe Egan, sff@
She was annoyed
1s1 So BY the variofosd - ~
As badly as any Piegan.
Wachtel's drink between acts is hot water
straigiit.N q r ~
France has had the celdest weather this
winter tor twelve years. - x
L Gold bracelets are coming into fashion two
or three inclses broad. n isit .4ssla
1.-The marriage of the Marquis of Butte, will
take place April 18TH sif
Very light gray will, 1t IS thought, be a
favprite spring color. tsfsa To Fl ,esaYg
The Boston Journal declares that all New
England is soldier Grant. 80 ~ ,1s 80
Since the beginning of the y ar, the sales
ofsAmeriean vessels In foreign ports have
been unusually large.
as Al Connecticut farmer has named a prize
rooster Robinson because he crew So
England sdelares she will not be bnllied.
Neither will Brother Jonathan be eoaosd.
Broalbrirns and coal-scuttle bonnets have
gone out of fashion among English Quakers.
Ia st. Louis flour. store has this novel sign
over the door III. q. Cole, Sons and
daughter. -
james e. Murdoch, the eminent eIocution-
ist. will strut and fret his brief hour on the
stagc-ef 'the,Star lecture course.
Just think OF the Father Of his Country,
buying lottery tickets but George Wash
ingtoI did it.
A Tom Scott Presidential club has been
organized in Memphis. They are fond of old
Tom out there.
Mufreesboro, Tenn. has paper called
The Established Fact. Its success is not yet
an estab hshed fact. axa
Mons. Strauss will lead mon-Struss or
chestra of 1000 performers in one OF his own
waltzes.at the Bost on Jubilee. II
Two-thirds Of all the Presidents, aud THEE
fo,lrths of MI the Secretaries of State were
members Of the Episcopal Church.
An Englishman who went to see the Hoos-
&C tunnel was Disguised, and said it was on
ly BLASTED hole.n He was right.
South Africa has the typhoid fever as well
MS the diamond fever, and each causes. much
digging of diolesin Tie ground wy Y NJ
The court attire of the King of Benny is a
plug hat and pair OF pumps, In addition to
his usual costume pair OF spectacles.
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FLuskYr.M. pet1 oil, Michigan, Ii l noble

tFLuSKYrsM. Detr DIT, Michigan, ~ Y noble
old city, graced by very cultivated
psvcietys andor wellldj adgA ent1nly above
snything like object sycophaney to royalty.
But it is reported that the sproprietors Of
the Russell House, III that ancienttown, were
offered five hundred dollars tor the sbedstead
OH whichsthe Grand Duke ALEXIS reclined.
and that cnvied cIlambernlaids, who perform
led tile delightful Task Of smoothing llis bed
linen were hribed very largely BY i fashion.
able drcssmaker to let her have the sheets
between which he manly and lnsty imperia
visitor stfefcbels his gallant limbs. She
wanted sfhams asha declared. II % cut up into
pocket handkerchiefs to sell to the Detroit
bin md coald ets anSf 81 Sssf large
" III the desirable purchase.
'rhe cbambernaids, however, were loya
70 their own admiration for the Daks. and
lsporneds the dres saaake RaI den bril loav-
ing her fnconsolable, ana fisr tasfiIonabIe
custoil ers ind 49, ss sss q ~ -
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Every Family Should Have A Bottle,

-. a.. - ssi.
EveIy FANNY oheusu nave n b0ttte.
In Chicago the HOME BITTERs are youehed for
alyteol Chemist; james Y y Bany. N Is: Prof
EGiemistry, Rush Medical College III 81 Hahn NJ b;
Z Z NEVIS y; Z Walker, p; Norman 3
bi " ~ y; 7 Ii9yn, ~ =; am Luplam " "
cra r. N II n w p;raar NJ n. M n ToI,a tr .ss
n.,,1 r pninn M II. + n Rnchna, AZ H. ~ q
Wnnilwara III r.. q 4 baborts NJ r I, 9 W,,s
chemist. fias Waodward NJ r. e. RTasIo n ~.
r IL Wcaa,arfI M "a. p y aIaia, Ar n D tn Ia,,,
son M n 9 q ! = I = = ooia'-
IN IN st # Iouis aTno Sander p n r apolvtic,l
he ome Btsrs
allowing endorse ment ar III medcal nrnTasso In IN
st. Louis:
sI!#a ~ ast6 zs1sss .,4 St Louis. July, 1870 ~
JAMES Il JAcKsoN2& Go.--G Gentlemen AS you
nave comanleafed 70 the medical profession the
receipt9I the Home BifEsrs Y cannot I nerefore,
stet ~ seeaee or paent no
u e pesn la5 h,rs nd
unhesitatingly say sic Gombination is one Of rare
excellence All the ARTICLES used IN their connoe
sitfon are Of the best class OF which they belong
being highly tonic, stimulent stoniachic, carrnina
them isstrietly IN aceordadee with the rides q
FharpEacy 6Haying used then seen the eledis in
oar private practice, we take pleasure in recom-
nehahg tnem 20 al persons aeslfous Of taxing Dit
Lers, ~ nelng lne PEST lqhtc ana siimulant now
Obstetrics OBS; and Diseases Of Women ST. Louis
= .s,,4 ~ s,s.,YsasT,
Tato paa,,,. paiaal; Molu i E1L.,
8 1fr,Tip
Member q Board HealIh' G e. koa n n MO. II
Msisa College al ne
HERBERT PRIAM, ~ ID,
Professor Of FracticM IA al x.sSt, iolIs GSafsge
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&TAI Eunaefsikne have formed c0-psrsnershIp
u for the transaction of d general merchandise
business al Fort Ellis, Montana Territory, being
the successors Of B 4. Mcronald, Post Traders
and will continue the business ut the old stand oc
cupieh BY R r. Donald md Hsspeetfplly solicit
.s 81, g WM III CUTTER,
ri H.sDANIETS.
rcst Elm. oslssatsw =, ~. !. Cue
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-04

w. RE ENBuBsED AND fsEsGRIBEDsBY more
~ leading Physicians than any other tonic or
TIVE Of Fever and Ague, Intermttents, Bilious
ness md all Disorders arising from Miasmatic
causes. They arc highly recomIn ended as an anti
dyspeptic, and IN cases Of indigestion Invaluable
as an Appetizer and Recuperant, and in cases of
General Debility they have never in single in
stance failed in producing the most happy results.
They are articnlarly Be E.FI1I<AAL TO FEMALES,
refgtheningsthe bodys in Eigorating the mind and
giving tone and elasticity to the whole system.
TIE HOME BITTERS are compounded with the
greatest care, and no Tonic Stnulant has been
offered to the public so PLEASANT TO THE
TASTE, and ut the same time combining SO many
remedial agents endorsed by the medical fratersi-
ty as the best known to PharInaeopoeia 1t costs
little to give. them. n fair trial. and ~.
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miscellaneous rcIesrams.

Freight ria Cape Horn per ship David
Crockett has arrived at San Francisco, beat
ing freight shipped by the Pacific railroad.
The Convention for improving the Ohio
river has convened at Cincinnati, with Thos
J. Power, Of Pennsylvania, as president.
A dispatch from Berlin reports that the
Emperor of Germany is sick, and passes rest
less nights.
Recent gales throughout the island Of Java
have destroyed the Glove crop.
The Grand Duke Alexis has left New Or
leans for Pensacola via Mobile
The injuries received by Mad. Ristorifrom
a recent railroad accident in Italy are more
serious than at first supposed. The fracture
of her knee will prevent professional pursuits
for long time.
Dr.. John VI. Covert, Floridian, formerly
Of General K. T. Lees staff, died yesterday
in New York CITY.
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great courage and prowcss. Ihose TWO
armies then lav confronting each othcr from
the opnosidc sides Of Il 'mtticietd upon,
which neither could claim 20 have achieVea
a victory. It WAS az near a drawn ba.!ie
as would again be fought during the
war. II the armies declared truce VI
ninety DAYS. the people OF each section, WHO
hv that time had come fully to realize .he
difficulties of the tasks they had nhdcl-
taken, would refuse to allow hoStilltics 10 pe
resumed. Impressed with the strength OF
these views, they determined to submit thcm
to General Lee. They at once secured an
interview with him. When they entered
his office General Lee had i'll his hand let
Ter from General Mcclellan relative to the
return of the horse Of ti!r Federal General
kcarncy. who had been Killed few days
before 1t tie battle of Chantilly. General
COBB, laid their views OF the subject OF
tho truce before General Lee, and urged
their desire ~ strongly as the circumstances
would permit. General Lee expressed him
self in lull sympathy with them. but could
not be brought 10 believe that their efforts
would he attended with any success. lie
diStrustcd President nayis's approval ol such
a step, and was satisfied Mr.. Davis would
tii$,pproyc Of request for the interview
with Mcclellan. General Cobb replied that
if he would allow him 10 answer the letter
in General Lees nnnc, which he then held
III hi, hand from McC!cil2n. he pledged HIM
self that without writing about anything
but kcarncy'S horse, he General Lecl should
ii less than twelve hours receive 4 letter from
General Mcclellan requesting an interview
General Lee WAS Very sad, and they left
him very much in doubt as to his proper
course in the premises. but with the under
standing that if hc desired to move i'll the
matter he would notify them and require
their a>>;.tucc. These officers heard nothing
further from General Lee, and the matter
ended there.
After the close Of this statement, General
Cobb. for the first time. heard from me, il
the relation of what hid bccn stated hy Nc
C!can's stall officer, hat a similar effort had
Been made by the officers in TIE Federal arm,
~ end the war. \. =. BACON.
Nuron, GG., February 10, 1872.
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:. The CLARKsvrLLB AND KEYsv1LLE RAILROAD
EXTENSION. The following paper was put In
circulation among the business men of this
city Yesterday, and obtained number of
signatures
"The undersigned approve and recon-
mend to the City Council the appropriation
of thirty thousand dollars (S30, ,000] of the
bonds of the city in aid of the completion of
the Clarksvile and kcysville railroad exten-
sion, provided this aid will undoubtedly en-
sure the building of that extension by the
Richmond and Danylle Railroad Company.'' -
At a meeting recently held the Board of
Directors of the Chamber of Commerce
adopted series of resolutions In favor of
this project. and directed them to be sent to
the City Council, which has been done.
Tomorrow Thursday evening at O'Clock,
a general meeting of the Chamber of Com
mcrcc will be held in their room over the
First National Bank, to take further action
Oh this important subject. The Danyille
railroad proposes. on the subscription of
SC, coo by the people on the line and $4,000
by the city of Richmond, to complete the
connection and open upto the trade Of Rich
mond a country with which at present there
is no communication.
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NIORrUARY REPoRT.---The following is the
mortumry report for the week ending Satur-
day, February 18th, compiled from sections
returns received at the Office of the Board Of
Health:
Whole number Of deaths in the city, 81 !;
inaddition, ) still-born were reported e white,
3 3colorcd). Sex: Males, 16; females, ID. Colcr':
White males, 8; white females, s: coloretl
males, =; coored females, !. Condition:
Single, lG; married, 8; widows, =; un-
known, t. Nativity: United States, 81;
Italy. /. Locality Marshall Ward, 8; Jciier-
son Ward, 5; Madison Ward, 4 !; Monroe
Ward, ; Clay Ward, 3; Jackson Ward, 5;
Almshousc, 8: Medical College lntirmary, l.
Age: One day to thirty, (; one month to six,
.; six months to twclve,3; one year to three.
; three years to five, 5; five years to ten. l
twenty years to thirty, D; thirty years to forty,
3; forty years to lilty,4 sixty years to sew
cnty, / seventy years to eighty, 3: eighty
years to ninety,1. BY whom certified: Reg
ular practitioners, q; irregular practitioners.
/; Coroner, l. Board of Health, ). Causes
of death: ApnpleXy, ?; consumption,
(white, 3; colored, y; congestion Of brain, l
congeStive chill. /; ccnvulsions, =; cystitis,
l; diarrhpa (cironic), l ; debility, /; dipthe-
rm. L; flooding, 2; heart disease, old age,
}: pneumonia. 6: scrotu!a, (coloredD; un-
known, i.
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FARNNAM'S FRENCH TOOTH IOZESGES. anovel
and pleasant dentilrce-thc finest In tic world for
cleaning bcautifying, and preserving the teeth en-
oorscd by eminent dentists. Sold wholesale by
PURCELL, LADD & Go. and L. W. PowE 4 co.
Retail. by WOOD d Sons, corner Ninth ard Main
4. BoDEKEH 6 BROTHER, corner Fifteenth and
Main; DOVE, 1924 Maiu: BEKRIAS & AlCPHAH,
corner Main and Seventeenth: DrvAL & TuoMP-
son, S32 Main; MEADE il BAKER, 2ls Main; HAk-
NIsoS, Main between Seventh and Eighth; HAzARD,
Franklin, corner Fourth; BLAIR, so5 Broad l..
WAGNER l. Co., Broad: Book, sol Broai: GAR
NETT, 633 Broad; THOMAS, 9il Broad; HOWARD
BROTHERS, corner Broad and Second; FoRsTEIANN,
I'll east Broad {; kISDERV-ATER, Broad; FISCHER.
10 cast Broad: MILLER, Fifth and Marshall: CARY
RRoTuEN, Crook AZ engc aid Leigh street.
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.urpTTaut Disclosure.
" ASHyNGToH, March s,

" Ns'''',' " ~ 011 = '70''
H.. L|i'Er = n" n"f""c'C
II -" New l"Eh i''''I'!s OF N"''Ia! iHc
Instant there &HiTa''a ''ic lol1o"lhS al-
~ .>EiHyHw BETWEEN GENERAL LEE AND
oH>EEAL M'chEI1AS.
O.. written communication was sent to the
.rI.y ~; War on saturday la>t ly 4 for
iY.iaarr Of the Ailryland Legislature.
ruu,;n of the r"ijcl General Lee.
--. inn. daring the battle Of Antict@ln
....l l"n had hi> headquarters Al bis
il,.;. Oh the ni-nt after the battle hC
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Bmns OF PASsAGF.-iIon. w. II. Stowell,
tic Republican representative from the
fourth district. il j. rumoreG, is about to re-
move from Halifax county, his present home,
10 some county in Tie fourth district rs il will
he constituted under the proposed new aI-
portionmcnt bil!. Maddox proposes, we
hear. to remove into the same district. 1t is
probable, in this event, tlrat they will be at
Io-.crh.adS during the next congressional
carr:r,S. and that il will be lively one. We
trust t!,at this rt!mor may be true, as ii vii!
enhance the chances for the election of one
who, although he lie 4 colored man, is ma
tivc-aorn Nirginian.
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON. February 20.-An area Of
low barometer will probably extend on
Wednesday eastward over the Gulf States,
with southerlv winds and rainy weather on
the coast, and northeast winds vcering to
southeast, with threatening weather, in the
South Atlantic States. The low barometer
in Canada will move down the st. Lawrence
Valley, with snow and rain. Easterly winds
veering to southwest, with cloudy weather
in the Middle States, Wednesday morning
and over New England during the afternoon,
possibly with light rlin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-21

OFFICERS OF TIE ARMY Or NORTHERN
VIRGiHIA.-The following is list of the
recently-clcctcd officers Of the Virginia Di-
vision Association of the Army of North
crn Virginia: : President, General Fitz.
Lee. EicAiand Mills. Stafford county ;
Nicc.Prc$idcnts. General Edward Johnson,
Chesterfield. and General james Il. Walker,
Pula>ki; Treasurer, Major Robert stiles,
Richmond; Secretaries, General james H..
Lane and Colonel Joseph Mayo, Jr. ENccu-
tive Committee General William b. Talia-
frrro. Gloucester Courthouse; General d.
\. Weisigcr, Petersburg; General William
Il. Payne. Warrenton; Colonel +. W. NJ.
Holiday, Winchester; Colonel James IL.
Skinner, Staunton. ..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-21

JoB PKIyTISG.-Wc eall the attention of incr-
chants clerks Of courts sheris, lawyers, railroad,
steamship and canal officers and agents and all Others
having orders for printing to the facilities offered al
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for tie
prompt aud faithful execution Of all kihHs oi JOB
PRINTING. We can furnish at short nosice Caros'
Bill-Hes, Letter-Ilcads, Programmes. ban l1ckeE'
RI,nks, pamphlets. Tags, Hand-Bllls, Catalogues,
Bills of Fare, Show-Bs, Checks, Drafts, &C., &C.,
&C. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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NeY York Items.

New YORK., February 20.-The District
Attorney has been directed to prosecute ali
merchants who bribed customs officers.
The committee investigating quarantine
affairs have developed the fact that Dr.. Car
nochan received $4,000 for certain exclu-
siye privileges from towing company. Inc
evidence indicates a huge swindlc.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France.

PARIS, February 2O.--Much excitement
prevails over the discovery of the Bona
partist conspiracy. The government Il
taking extraordinary precautions here and In
the northern departments. The police force
has been doubled here and at Versailles, and
the troops are ordered to remain at their bar
racks ready for action.
Spain.
MADRID, February 20.--The ministry has
been formed by Sagosta, and is composed of
his partisans and selections from the minority
in the C0rtes.
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A MILITARY CUR1osITY.-We saw yester-
day musket presented to the Richmond
Light Infantry Blues by the National Guard
of Philadelphia, April 80; 1855. 1t has been
i'll the carc of an old Blue, who restored it
at length to the present organization for use
on the 22d of February. Under the super
intendencc Of Mr.. Samuel Sutherland it has
been frightened up, and looks very imposing
indeed. The furniture of the gun is solid
silver, with rich chasings and mountings Of
gold.
On either side of the butt is gold shield
upon which is respectively inscribed the
arms of the great States of Pennsylvania and
Virginia. a gold plate on the breech COLI
talns these words: "Prcsented to the Rich
mond Light Infantry Blues of Richmond,
Va, by the National Guard of Philadelphia,
April 3Oth, 1861" The most attractive plate
on the gun, however, is fastened on the upper
part OF the breech, and is said to be por-
ton Of the bell which was rung at Indepen-
dence Hall, Philadelphia, the 4th day of
July, 11IG. This legend is inscribed upon
the form Of a bell embossed on the body OF
the plate: Il Proclaim liberty throughout all
the land unto all the inhabitants thereof
July 4th, 1776."
The ball of the Blues will take place at
Virginia Hall tomorrow night. The list of
honorary managers includes many of our
worthcst citizens. 1t is understood that
his Honor Mayor Kelley will deliver q speech
upon the restoration of this gun to the Blues.
General Peyton Wise will be expected to re.
spond
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York Stock and Money Market

New YORK, February 2O.-Money firm, 6
to per cent. Gold, 11O3. Sterling, %. Gov
ernnlents steady and very firm; SIS, 1851
62's, 1l0t; GPs, 11o5; G5's, lie new, 11Os /;
07's, 111t; Gs's, 112; 10-4G's, 110a. South
erns firm; Tennessee's and South Carolina's
especially strong; Tennessee's, 66z; new,
CT. Virgima's, 52i; ilew, 81. Louisiana's,
5G; new, 80. Levee's, 81; SIS, y. Ala.
bama's, 90; 5's, 60. Georgia's, 10; rs, s3
North Carolina's, SO; new, liz. South Caro-.
lina's, 81; new, 625.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-21

CRY RAILwAY-MEETlSG OF THE BOARD OF
DmEcToEs. A meeting of the recently
elected Board Of Directors was held on yes
tcrday, at which Colonel John II. liiri'ard-
son was reelected superintendent, and Mr. &.
Waldrop treasurer.
At an adjourned meeting Of the stock
holders authority was given the Board to
dispose Of any or all of the real estate now
held by the company, and purchase other
more suitable for the use of the company
should they deem it advisable to do so.
The Board was also authorized to issue
bonds of the company, payable four and 4
halt years after date, for the purpose OF
cquipping and improving the cars now III
use, the road-bcd, &C., &c.
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A DisayovaI from sslaastene.

WASHINGTON, February 20.-The New
York Worlds London correspondent tele-
graphs that Mr.. Gladstone has written an
exceedingly amiable letter disavowing his
speech in the House, which was incorrectly
reported. In responding to an inquiry in
the House whether his letter to the CORES
pondent of the World was genuine, Mr..
Gladstone replied: "Yes; it is reply to a
letter asking an explanation in regard to my
speech"
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Mexican News.

WASHINGTON, February 20.-A Matamoras
special says Treyino has telegraphed to
Queroga that he would take San Luis Potosi
Immediately, and then move straight on the
City of Mexico. Reinforcements are coming
to Querosa to aid his attack on Matamoras.
There are 1000 reyolutionists in Jalesco.
General Niagara has pronounced in Colo
mia,
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BAIL REFusED.-Gcorsc S. Webb, charged
with attempting to administer poison to
Betty Short, appeared before Judge Guigon
Yesterday under writ of habeaS corpus on
a motion for bail. The Court heard the evil
dence, and decided to allow bail in the sum
of 5000. The prisoner failing to give this
amount was remanded to Jail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-21

A"FuIL BENCH" AND a PRACTICAL DECISION.
After careful examination Of ali other machines,
fifty persons in this vicinity have purchased yours.
Three Of those purchasers were merchant tailors,
who on ,ht TO bc The best judges, and tco Of them
had previously used ty"o-thrcaded MA hines. ID. J.
I?rogks 4 Brother, Salem. MSS 10 IJillcor Gibbs
Se,riDg- -.Hdcitne C'0mpany
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charge of offices, who will leave id a few days
to fiji situations. When 1t is taken into con.
sideration that the school has been in opera
ton only two months, praise should be be-
slowed on Messrs. Paynter & McGovern for
giving the young men an opportunity Of
learning this beautiful art In so short time
at SO small cost.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-21

prtTH or : F0EuEf CITIZEN Or RICmMONr.
Captain Lewis J.. ;!i4ci,cc. who was = citizen
oi Richmond io- several years after tie war.
died IN Denver. Colorado. on Sunday last.
Captain IIi1boc waS Mr.. Rulherglcm's sue
ry,sor ~ general assignee iii bankruptcy for
this district. lie was 4 brother OF Mrs.
GENERA! Wells. Until recently lie WIS .
!nclnbcr Of Richmond Randolph Masonic
Lodge. Of this city.
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VIRGINIA IIALI.-LadieS and children, remember
tho Grand Matinee at Virginia Hall this afternoon
at o'clock. Don't 1til to see the man with the iron
jaw, and the beautiful lIcrculean French lady, Mile
Angela. Nothing said done to offend the most
fasiiious. and al will have opportunity Of wit
Messing the most marvellous entertainment ever
n this cit
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LOCAL MATTERS.

EEYrrnrTlo%wENT.-A the Conservative
rauclls lt>i niglt the plan oi rcaprortionmcnt
Cor representation i'll Congress submitted by
the committee Of tWcnty-four was, after
mature consideration. rccommittcd. The
committee Of twcnty-i"ur afterwards met and
rrcumWiticd il 10 the subcommittee.