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IEI,, OF TIE CHEcg-RAISEEs.-Thc trial OF
li,nn g. Conveys and DR.. james IL. Llld-
IL. who Were arrested i'll this city Il few
v.,h> >inc,. charged with obtaining money
:n.n various banks in different cities by
t...,.i- "r raised CHEEKS, WAS commenced in
"t.>hlr-- on Thursday LAST. The evidence
WIS concluded on saturday, and it is expected
e., r:,>r will go 10 the jury to-day. Come
~. i will he remembered. was identified by
f!' ri.jr.i,- ii tie Fort Pitt Barking Com
i",r IL. having drawn raised check 1T that
,@'a,.tyu, and Ludwig is on trial charged
"ita is.yim" altered the cheek. Milton Whit
a,y. I'D. Of this city. l. one OF the counsel
t,t ,A' accused. Or. SWom>tcd;. who was
.rr, >t"i At the same time on the same charge,
viii T." tried at Louisville. Ky, early in May
GoE'- NdiHAnorC .imor3CGa.
."a" or more Of the same parties raised
..,,n II hichuond.l
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FIREs.-Mr. G. y. TapScott, Il highly re-
Spcctcd citizen of Buckingham county, lost
by fire on the morning of the 18th instant his
residence, nearly all of his household and
entire Kitchen furniture, provisions, clothing,
&C., dc.
DR.. A. $. Page and Mr.. Lucien W. Hill
were just leaving the premises, when they
discovered the smoke issuing from the roof,
and quickly returned. They worked as long
ms they could in getting out furniture, when
il was asccrtaincd that Mrs. Frccland, anaged
relative Of the family, was yet in her room
up stairs. They hcroiGly assembled the
steps, surrounded by the flames, and brought
out the almost inlninate body of Mrs. Free
land, who had already fallen to the floor,
safely.
Mr.. James Hughes, worthy mechanic,
living near Antioch church, in Fluyanna,
lost his residence and contents 10y fire on
Thursday morning last.
We learn of the burning of Mrs. DIR.
Gantt's fine brick dwelling. two miles above
this place. on the canal. We have heard no
particulars, but estimate the loss ut about
IS, 900. We suppose the building of the
house would cost $4,000 to 5000. The fire
broke out about 3 o'clock yesterday (Fridav)
morning. - ScOttSrille Register.
We much regret to learn that the store.
house Of Mr.. Walter Price, at huntsville,
Lancaster county, was destroyed by fire on
the 10Th. Loss about 81, 200; covered by in
Surancc in the Southern Mutual, of Rich.
nond.--ESser Gazette.
y,
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az BARRELS JOHN TAYLOR'S CELE-
RRATED SIrGAR-CURED JERSEY HAMS.
Is hogshea,is CLEAR RIB SIDES,
Is hogshcads SHOULDERS,
os hozshe:,ds PORTO RICO SUGAR.
loo bags RIO COFFEE,
so bags I.AGUAYRA COFFEE.
IS bags OLD GOVERNMENT BROWN JAVA
COFFEE. choice article;
30 barrels william nIoller 4 Sons extra GOLDEN
SYRUP,
200 barrels EASTERN HERRINGS new,
$50 boxes SASGER'S MUSTARD,
10 half-cllcsts GOLD CHOP TEA,
25 half-chests GUEPOWDER TEA,
25 cases BLACK TEA,
$50 kegs ENGLISH SODA four mportationl daily
expected, which we offer to the trade at lowest mar
ket rates. 5. Z. TARDf u GU.
NH
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New York, March 23.-Dr. j. Bovee
Dods, the discoyercr of psychology, died in
Brooklyn last evening.
Mrs. Sol. Smith Russell Louisa Bcrger)
died ut jackson, Mich, last Wednesday from
disease Of the kidneys.-LouiseiHe Courier.
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III" Pail Mali Gazette says that Dr. Dollin-
2'r completed his sevcnty-third year OIL the
+olh Of February. This wonld indicate that
u" was born on the 10th Of February, 1899 !;
,Vl There was no such day in the calendar.
III point Of fact ne WAS born on the 2Sth.
". ". Glenn, Esq, has sold out Of tho Bal
'!Lt"Fc Gafcttc and retired from public jour
Ea!i~!n.
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COTTON, COTTON, CoTTON.-We are
" prepared to execute orders for the sale or pur-
chase Of COTTON In New York or the southern
markcts on the most favorable terms. hen Or
ders are executed through New York brokers Tor
the fuure delivery NO loss Is sustained IN ths way OF
loss In weight, storage, insurance, interest, &c,
Margin 81 only Is per bale required OF both buyer
and seller; said margin to be kent good.
THOMAS BRANCH & CO.,
mh se,!w corner OF Cary and Thirteenth streets.
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IT is reported from Cincinnati that Mr..
Watterson, Of the Louisville Courier-Jour-
nal, has been offered the managing editorship
of the New York World.-- Washington Pa
tyfoi
[The World needs such IN editor very
much.l
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR ExCHANGE.l
RICHMOND, VA. March 20, 1917.
DIFFERENCES

OFFERINGS.
MHEAT.-Whte. as2 bushels. Rcd. Ias bushels. ~
OATS.-as4 bushels. ff0sIf n q - :. - 81
PEAS.-si bushels. .- ,-
BEASS.--25 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-White, CO bushels fair nj sl7o; 100 bush
Red, 1913 bushels fair at si.5O.
low, 30 bushels prime ut Sc =, - - -
OAIs-la2 bushels wiutcr private terms; -
bushels good spring at csc. als bushels prime spring
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Tho Wn.hingsNn Treaty.

u... l,ri, interest j. now expressed among
.... liru relative t. the condition Of the
..oul claims. Same 81 those who were
~,u- Ilrnd- al the treaty now say they aic
.,.n.r,n; n to whether or not its provisions
, ,.rr'rd into effect. There seems to he no
..",.>inu il any quarter 10 yield to the
p, ii view Of the question.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
& w. Cartcr---Syarmoth.

:, II Glass. Esq, writes from Washing
,,,' T., The lvnchhurS Hcp"bl'coa as follows /:
Governor Warmoth. Of Louisiana, and
..,I George w. Carter arc here repre-
..;,. hetorr the President ana Congress
..',,,- i've ,urtic~ and interests III that
.' ,,, state. Warnoth Is one OF the
.I,,Lioo men ever saw. Thirty years
'., c,c+ Two inches high, born in ILL.,
'."' $4,000 IN Missouri. and cmigrated to
"',' ,,,l thence to Louisiana. He is u
'',' ;r,,,,,i,,zy and persuasive nan--rcrv po-
'.'' .',r,,,, ard >maIt--hut also, and par
,,fT,I, uu.crlpulnuS in the management
'' '''',, nt,..ir~. Carter. NJ one time uni
80 . .,.r, lnnvn and beloved in Virginia as Il
t.>inr. looks iti>t rs he did twelve
500, ,',awAru among our people. and l had
,'' -, ana pleasant talk with him to-
III. m, not drank for nearly year,
l... MI gamble. and, 10 al appearances
n.4;rr man than he his hccn
.rg close Of the war. lie says that
&,,, southern men and the Democratic
..-., >:l~is,n him in Louisiana, aud that he
.ri.,a hrthr next Governor OF that state.
,,..:... were talking together his compcii-
E.,.-ilay W0rmoth. came in, spoke 10
..,rr. and said: Garter. what are you
49,. A.r.." II am attending to my bust
..--." Replied Carter. very curtiy. mai
,.g da!u- hsrc:" "Oh," said War
g. ,.., Pleasantly, Il Just come 10 help
ana then passed on. They both infer
...'.l n, President to-day. Carter in
...I aI man, of his old church friends i'll
..o.,, le:., and especially Of Bishop f. and
~ Il. nurNrr. # Mrs. f.. II. G.. Mrs.
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DEATH OF JUICE +. Il. MISUNDERSTANDING
Edward II. Chambers died at his residence
in this place OH Wednesday last. This will
be sad intelligence to the many friends of
Judge Chambers in this community and III
other portions of the State. For many years
the subject Of this notice has been among the
leading members Of the legal profession,
being ut the time Of his death about seventy
seven years of age.
We may safely say that few men have been
more esteemed by the community in which
they lived than Judge Chambers. He was
Ivy nature kind and benevolent, dispensing
literally and without ostentation to alleviate
the sutieiin. or supply the wants of Others.
In life he was esteemed, and in death bis me-
moIy will be gratefully cherished by those
among whom he lived so many ycars.-Rod-
ncke valley.
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IL, i>.on Of Revenue Laws.

T =. il contemplation 10 have complete
....a 81. All the Internal revenue laws rcla-
is Distilled spirits, 10 hc submitted to
t.aas"ilicc of Ways and Means for action
CONGRESS the present session. The OIL
q, ~ IT,. contemplated revision is 10 con-
tru Tie several forms Of taxation to Que
...r.,N duty. 10 he paid on liquors manu-
I'd in The nited StatcS.- Washington
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Fire i'm Hing William.
King WILLIAM COUNTY, VA,
AInrul, u 1919

HING WILLIAM COUNTY, NA,}
March y, 1872.
Editors Dispatch: The large and bcauti-
full dwelling house on Pleasant Retreat farm
near Bcllhllyillc, in this county, the property
of Mc>>rs. George and Henry Corr, former
~ 0. VI. WinSton's, took fire to-day about
o'clock and burned to the ground; also, a
large double framed house caught from this
and was burned. The dwelling was insured
in the Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Company for Sl,51o. Il.
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l;nr II HAGERsTowN, Mp.-HdgcrsiorU,
w., March 2i.-About O'Clock last evening
. ,&,llc in The alley connecting East WASH
N".l"n street with Franklin street took fire.
nd soon the flames were communicated to
ih" extensive works Of the Hagerstown
Leather Manufacturing Company immedi-
a'"ir opposite. which were totally destroyed.
\ large stock Of bark and hides, together
"''h Il considerable quantity of leather. was
Fnncd. About thrtc-fourths of the stock of
unfinished leather WAS saved. The loss is
>'iimatcd at fifty thousand dollars, one-halt
@! which l. covered LIZ inslTance.-S Special
"'Sg6!ch 10 N;e baltimore american.
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\ novgE-DECK RAILROAD CARA Eu-
e. ,'.yu Iapcr gives the following concerning
I'll >aji to hc in actual use on some railroad
Il tAc continent 1t Is made to sea! eighty
II 0>>cnSers-thirty-two on an upper
toor, "n eight seats; fifty on the lower floor,
ia ten seats; and one seat for two III the upper
''rr with places for the conductor anu the
rake. The car weighs ,.600 kiloSramncs,
81. l",,jG pounds, which is at the rate OF 2oi
l4"uuGs PER passenger.
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JUST RECEIVED, AND FOR SALE AT
~ the lowest market prices,
10 ticrces HAMS,
200 barrels REFINED SUGARS,
100 bags LAGUAYRA COFFEE,
200 bags RIO COFFEE,
50 boxes CHEESE. -
NH 8 HARFE1 a. JONFS.
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aRA1LROAD LISsss.,

Passenger train leaves Richmond on Tuesdass,
Thursdays, and Saturdays. at , r. NJ connecting
with the splendid steamer STATE OF VIRGINIA,
Captain L. W. FREEMAN, for the aboye-hamed
points, touching ct the river tandnqs and arriving
In Baltimore ON the following morning In time 10
connect with trains north aud west. .ss
THROUGH TICKETS and BAGGAGE checked
to all points. pc ng.'.s7#s L3
West Point.
Steamer leaves Baltimore pier NO. 2, No. 90 Light
street, on Mondays Wednesdays, and Fridays, at
p. NJ, arriving In Richmond at II O'Clock the FOL:
lowing morning, giving passengers three hours ahd
thirty minutes 70 transact business ana dine Deiorc
Freight train, with passenger car attached Ie1yeS
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, ut O'Clock ~
NJ, for through freglltS 10 All points NORM ana
West: and on Mondays, Wednesdays. and fridays.
STAGES carrying the United States 5laiD ut
FISH HAUL on Tuesdays and Fridays for Tappa-
hammock and all intermediate points. ~
Passengers by this route leave Richmond on Tues
days at O'Clock A. NJ. and Fridays at 6o'clock A. NJ
Fare from Richmond to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 50
Fare from Richmond to Burlington. ......... %, !
Fare from Richmond to Walkcrton: so
Fare from Richmond to King William Court e 7
Freight received daily, carefully handled, aud
promptly forwarded Through bills of lading gwen
to all points. Errrn E,sI refH t@srsnf'ia rt
FARE ~ ias3t flts ~
From Richmond to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS %
From Richmond to Philadelphia. .".....".... ] e5
From Richmond TO New York. ............... 10 so
From Richmond TO Boston, all rall........... II rs
From Richmond TO Boston via the Sourd.....: IA IS
WILLIAM =. BRAGG, Superintendent.
REunEN FOSTER, General Agent, No. 90 Light J
street, baltimore.
j. l.. TAYLOR, General Ticket and Freight Agent.
n II. HorCuKISs, Travelling Agent. - NH /
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Iuf lirSroS INTERCHANGEABLE invcsti-
zion on the part of the Church into the
,iHyGcs made against Rev. DIR. l.. y. Huston
viii. we learn, commence this week. The
vrr,idmg elder of the district, Rev. Samuel
'<"gcr>. has. we are informed, appointed the
lowing cIergymen as the committee to
AXE the investigation Rev. a. W. Wilson,
presiding elder OF the Washington district
Key. J. $. Gardner, located ut Fredericks-
''Gr-, Va: and Rev. Dr. $. REGISTER, located
a. the Maryland Agricultural College. DR..
!in>,on having charged the clergy Of the Bal
more district with being imlucd with Il
''ug Of jealousy and hatred against him.
s@~ probably induced his presiding elder to
.a',c, II" committee from other districts.
-" high character OF the gentlemen named
.N"a premise that the truth will be Vindi-
8 lied. Rev. Mr.. Rogers, who will preside
o''r the examination, is also distinguished
t"f purity and iirmncss of character. and will
."' that there shall be no intimidation Of
witnesses, hut rather that all who know any
mig relative to the charges, whether for or
.1lnst Dr. Huston. shall be encouraged to
";ac forward and testify regardless us to
"E"m Il may affect Baltimore american.
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huCrTL TRACK FOR TUE PHILADELPHIA AND
iuE IlFoAp.--Orders have been issued
go; IT,, construction Of 4 double track on the
aGi" line "i the Philadelphia and Erie rail-
rad from S'l!u,ury to Eric. The work is Ia
'nrn"nyr in The spring as soon rs the ground
It l." work. IItuSrtlic (P0.) Herdld.
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ExrRNITIIRE. &c.

~ CARTWRIGHT, FURNITUREM.
H.. DEALER, having moved 70 The new IN
and Franklin. keeps on hand large stock Of
the latest styles Of HOMEMADE and. N0kTM.
ERN FURNiTURE aiso, Lounges. s ;a Iasess
prices ior cah It win bcto the interest OF
10 give me can before purchasing eIsswhsssr
ia 1a3m No. IL Governor street,
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RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG ANDl i.
Pc POTOMAC ROUTE, February IL, 1872. )
TIP DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-Street stu

~ ton. Richmond. at 500 A. ii.
UP NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-Street station,
Richmond mt s:i5 L. NJ. except on Sundays.)
UP ACCOMMODATIONS leaves Broad-Street sta
DOWN DAY MAIL arrives at Byrd-Street sta
ton. Richmond, Mt 2:l7 p. NJ. ,, igcs,,s,
DOWN NIGHT MAIL arrives at Byrd-Street sta
ton. Richmond, at $3.50 A. ". Except on Mondays.)
DOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives at
Broad-Street station, Richmond. at ga: a. d. lex
cept on Sundays.)
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN runs to Milford only
Travellers bound westria Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road will by taking the 500 4. NJ. mail hence connect
with the AIS p NJ train ut Relay House. the Balti
more and Ohio railroad. BY the s:.5 r NJ they will
connect with the 500 A. NJ, ut Relay House, on fine
same road-thc former; being the quicker line for
points west. = ~ 2. ttE l'lE
A SPECIAL FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger
car attached, will Inc run between Richmond and
Milford on THURSDAY of each week. leaving Rich
mond at s45 A. NJ, arriving ut Milford ut 1919 z. H.
Richmond the same day at s:?i p. NJ Fare the
same rs on the accommodation train. NH -
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The Norfolk papers announce the death o
Mr., j. G. Smith.
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WOOD AND COAL.

EREE-BURNING ANTHRACITE
n COAL.-Persons failing to procure btuminous
coal will do well to try some of my FREE-BURN-
ING ANTHRACITE COAL, just received; kindlcs
easily and burns freely. ALBERT BLAIR,
NH 2G-lw Fourteenth street near MayO's bridge.
WOOD AND COAL.--Just received q
w splendid lot of SEASONED OAK and FO-
REST PINE WOOD, which ] am selling very
cheap.
Also, ANTHRACITE COAL-Egg, Stove, and
Nut size. W. j. MCDOWELL,
NH 22-lw First and Broad streets
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. ROCKS, sTATIONEnY,... &c. !.

KERR ON RECEIVERS, BIGELoW's
IN Insurance Reports, foIs.; Kerr on Injunc-
fict OF Laws; Townshend ON Slander and Libel
Perry on Trusts Bliss on Life Insurance; Hi
Hard on Contracts, 2 vols; American Leading
Cases, vofs.; American Reports voIs.t; SANDS
Forms; Matthews Criminal Digest and Commits
sioners Guide. All the new aud standard works ut
NH ss-daw RANDOLPH 6 ENGLISH
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CHESAPEAKE AND o HIO RAIL-
" ROAD-Op and after September Ist PASoEN- :
GER TRAINS will leave Richmond tsunoays eS;
sso A. M.-MAIL TRAIN for the White sulphur
Springs connecting at Gordonsy!lle WIN tIe
Acxandr. and Manassas train for washington anu
ss5 r. Observation-Disclosures TEAM for Cor.
louisville except Saturday. on g6lcn Gay y ,,
the night trains on the Orange, AcanndrIa ana sis-
nassas railroad for LYSCIiBURG ana "AaH III ~
Through tickets, Mt low rates, sold to all points
Northwest and Southwest o,s, a., ..o1,y,r.
Storage tickets from iiyelE3ol, 0pa,ta,t;,n,,
Bergen. Copenhagen, and Gothenburg, 10 u! cnef
on this road can be bought or the Gensrh i. ~
Agent at Richmond, or can Ge ordered thSoush4p'
station agent on the road. IL. ~. iro,,
Further information may lie obtained at The COM
pany's offices. sta ftf'' 90 -tfs 1tS'
No passenger trains are run on Sundays. -
H. PERRY, General SuperintcnGen.. !,
JAMES +. NETiERLASD, General Ticket Asehi' =.
= WsT 80 H. ~
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD COL
RICHMOND, VA, January %, 1872.
ON AND AFTER FEBRUARY 1sr the

ON AND AFTER FEBRUARY 1sr the
~ TRAINS on this road will run ~ follows:
The MALI. TRAINS leave Richmond ut 3a6 A.
NJ. and 23O p. NJ, and leave Petersburg at 4:O5 A. !,
NJ. and 7.20 p. N. a' .s- &
FREIGHT TRAINS, with passenger coach at !,
tachcd leave Richmond at A. III. and 410 Z. NJ,
and leave Petersburg ut 7:;5 a. NJ. and $50 p NJ;
and an ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN connecting
with the train frem Norfolk leaves Petersburg at 10
A. NJ. daily. .
The sa5 A. NJ. TRAIN VIII not leave Richmond
OIL Sundays, and the 7:i5 A. n. FRE1G HIT TRAIN
and 100 y. NJ. MAIL TRAIN Will not leave Peters
burg on Sundays.
Fare for single tickets. ............Sl Is .'
Fare for return tickets. 200 -fs
Communication tickets can bc lrld ut the following
rates:
Fifty trip-tickcts for. $40 90
One hundred irip-tickcts for....... 81 90
Passengers for Norfolk will take the $50 p. NJ
DAILY TRAIN. and those from Norfolk will con-
meet Mt Petersburg with the 10 A. VI. TRAIN.
Passengers from Clover Hill will take the $50 A.
NJ. TRAIN on Mondays. Wednesdays, and Fridays;
and returning, leave Richmond OH the same days ut
$50 p. NJ. ,.T..-,
The MAIL TRAINS will stop only at Chester and
Manchester.
The 5 4. NJ. TRAIN will connect at Petersburg
with the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad for
Lynchburg daily.
ming through to Wilmington. j.. IL. gkASEi,
EtsO Ticket and Freight Agent.
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DICHMOND AND .DANVILLE RAIL-
H EOAD-Ou aud after December /, ISL:
GOING WEST.
Train NJ. 9 Through laSscngcr) ieHTes Richmond
daily (cxccnt Sundays ut 1905 A. NJ. leaves DMl-
Vile ut ll:G3 4. ~; arrives 1T Greensboro ut l:sa
Trsln No. fLynchburg passenger) leaves Rirh
mond daily ut Oils A. NJ. arrives ut LyncEblug at s
Train No. II Through mail and exprcsst iehves
Richmond daily at 2:l0 T.. NJ: leaves DappIlle daily
at 1914 7. d. arrives at Greensboro daily at liz
A.. VI. - bn75. ,
Train No. IL Through mail and exprefsl leaves
Greensboro daily ut $50 Z. NJ; leaves Danyule
daily at 1912 p NJ. arrives ut Richmond daily at
Train No. o Through passenger leaves GIecns-
bOro daily (except Surdays) at 1l05 A. NJ. leaves
Danvnle at l:27 =. NJ; arrives ut Richmond att
Train No. 10 (Lyuchburg passenger leaves Lynch
burg daily ut $50 4. ~: leaves Burkcvile at L.
~. arrives ut Richmond at4 J.. III. 90
Trains Nos. . and IL connect At Grcf'rsD0ro Win
trains on the North Caroilua railroad for all points
Train No. connects ut Burkeve with train on
the AtlaHtc. Mississippi aud Ohio railroad Tor al
noints southwest and south.
THROUGH TICKETS To all points south anu
southwest can be procured ut the ticket Office In
Richuoud and Of L. Z. WALKER, Agent OF the At
ianc, Mississippi and Ohio railroad, No. 1928 Main
street. Richmond. ts -, a.,
schedule Of this company w Ylese p TinLR aS aooSe'
General Freight and Ticket A gent Z
T. II. r. TALcoTT, Engineer aud Supcl1nteanla's
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-01-30
Gbe Gintes, Mem BLOOMFIELD, 11a.
Col. ThOs. A. Scott, VS.. Wendell Phillips.

NVis AhVos ne JCOtt1 We WOhuOAa Ah,hPD'
In series of lectures which Mr.. Phillips,
has been giving the past winter, he takes
occasion to make severe reflections on Col.
Scott. An exchange noticing the lecture,
shows the contrast between the two men
as follows:
GA practical instance of the superiority
of the "Railroad. King" over his defamer
is found in the course of the two men dur
ing the war. At an early day in the great
struggle for the country's life, it was found
essential for success that the lines of trans
portation for our troops, should be combin-
ed into perfect system, and at this juno
ture Abraham Lincoln called upon Mr..
Scott to take charge of the railroads of the
country, and to so systematic their opera
tiOns as to make the transportation of
troops from one extreme point of the Union
to another, easy and rapid. To this Mr..
Scott promptly responded, although by do
ing SO he was compelled to neglect his
duties connected with the great corpora
ton of which he was Vice president, and in
/ WlllCl DIlSOudl AlON
effectually he worked for the government
how admirably were his plans and how ex-
cellent were the results, are parts of the
history of the rebellion.
"While he was thus engaged, giving tc
his country his best skill, energy and labor,
Mr.. Wendell Phillips was wandering about
the country, and for so many hundred dol
lars per night, was abusing Mr.. Lincoln
and the plans of the government for the
suppression of the war, just as now he il
abusing Hon. TIA. Scott and his wise plans
for promoting, by gigantic railroad enter
prises, the growth of the country in wealth
and Importance.
"The one man builds greatly, while thC
other contents himself with criticising tht
work which he cannot do. The one has
strong brain to conceive and dare, anC
strong hands to work his daring out, whil
the other has neither, and so makes capita
of abuse and detraction. Both are men o
wealth, but the lecturer was born to it
while the laborer, who has labored witt
such magnificent success, has earned all h
possess, and no one denies that it is hi
fairly.