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New-York tribune., 1872-09-28
Auttion Sales or Real estate

A ID. MELLICK, jr., g. BRO, Pine-st., NY,
~ will sell at sBctRa at on tle nes IUi% DAf. Oe
BY Of the Ohsn Court o' Bsr.cn County he ssusy poa
ofhe Hom,sead fARM Of H. Brrekeho deossei sasd
Rdeeaed Eorrn avsg ofS j. miles frJv the
Hall comprising Of lni sIedirg E0m ibs Over
peck within distance ~ The edge ~ The Palo
Of egiut sBt Leut The poperJ
By railroad aud plbTe road, Oay 70 Per cent required
Balance moTienge ior hve Yeers.
For partIes sTs, applJ 10 1le Alcaonesr+
A DRIAN II. MULLER, AuctOneer
IA EXBCufOK5 SALB b. oeF Of Coir Cehira Psh
gh,yfcnrh Bghyahh, sni ey.eonistS Afrsn "
Muller Il wilkins Co. wall sell at Auct on TUHsOAr, OCf
l. At II ocock, the Brchange Ssksoon, No III broSSg
EIGHTY FOURTH AND BIGH fi-FlF rHSTSTree lps north
Eghyourht and three Lots sooh ne Of bgA sb-
st, l15 Of hiEth-aEe
NINETY sECOSDsT-Foar Lots south sde 200 Zee. 60, Tesla
Maps At o1ee Of Aneionenr. NldD
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28

Most Engshuen the yGe for all parpose Of tie coaaa''
ors published iu THE DAILY EBWS, "a the most critical eVeas
crs themselves ~ this ropienee hat the
eo that Ia tas oou.srT 10 snccoF ue
s.i,.ei Freuth peasants ;ook tbeE riSe."
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28
nINIIrnnr .t,,...n

Sun ne4 tJ sal 5.48 Moor l15
HOoi.. l27 Cows lfsnd. 607 Hell Gate Fouy 1s6
vATBR
Sandy Hoot. 4s3 Cows sAnd
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TIE BIRMINGHAM POST.
iLLUSTRATED TIMES.

The tauseeaien. stride which THE DAILY NEWS ha' ''
during the var displaying Suddenly abnt supemioy over 10 soae
uoare has naturally excited both curiosity All admiration
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28

There peculiar cnc favor about tie sTls Of The Resien
Il vas 4oy cace which shut up Ills keen os,sgant vIr IN
Para. ELECTED scl 4 ple account of The sisse'
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28

Tbe letters B,eged Resident aTays Tacy glp
aDd thoI0u !y INF gle l LeI matter ss tler s.y y"
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PAIL MALI GAZETTE.

Tts Bsicgei RefIsnf led fo which rejected lis lill
rsges ss 10 have m and Of tnat very variety
sl o.c ~oal aac, ue among population oi closely
invested ,ty aust bs deficient"
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28

7e nes even whimsical Llms;, GlI 4ealioaly rcQorte
OF e Incidents l sew o heard Of Ito entertaining aatlOn
unoI4 tie E.I bsoat 4L ior.L'
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28

Pbsy DO accounts tho canPgn amply ssusaei our
modern ,hrt picturesque Tie description OF the biue 'i
oie eaas Hke page oct Of Tacns and for aTn N'dnSs
sL stand Ly size Of ThGe des naaI'e oi iAs p~gae
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28
Countrp Real Estate for Sale
LANDS

GEORGIA LANDS.
~ SALE SEVEN BOr2 ooataoing 40 each oss.fia
The Thirteenth Drt Of Bo aai tncl CJlns and fnssn
HOs a. 3 $40 aBd 5L The lands uainprsved
veil aapel the cultivation o. Coa VIII be SDl bs Al
drss H. A. w.. Bor 10 rn5us OA'e
L. W. srrvNSsox W. n. ETEyEsos, Atsrrsy..tL La-.
STEVENSON & Co.,
~ REAL B5rATE And COLLECTING AGENTS
Gslfea1a. feNfs
Geo s. Coe Prsd,Ht bmreln BEchsDge Bat
T. r. Keolm 20 Esssa1s', L. Nssers. no II s0itast n y
A. V. w. Van VechieD, 90 Pinsst
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NEW.YORK TRIBuNE

THR DAILY NEWS dstlncd all Other Elopean journals 10
The filugs5 pIgmptn,ss and accuIacy Of is -eaA'
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28
THR WESTMINSTER REVIEW.

EARLIER and y1ner Information n h. paper as 7ea ao
the c,f has ap ppeareI in THE DAILY NEWS"
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28

Tie letters arc 1e,y rnar..y rn;isn"
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28

he eIeeeacs Of THE DAILY NEWS Correspondence has be-
matter Of common no;orie,y and general confession"
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28

1T tie most ppol AM accurate contribution . '5e history o
q. g-I lave jet seel."
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28

of"TR DAILY NEWS" pabrAe i has bal an eIordnaV
sale editions having been already reeHe h99oa' are
sfhe criticisms % Its contemporaries IN BDgnd
MORNING POST.
"T1s sboe eospoaeeuee forms isfe' OF igs2ac pstnI
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

PORT OF sEw- -YoRK... .................,,...ssp12 2z
CLEAHED.
eesahip OssSus tBsl Cssls alassss As BsnS,,.. S,s
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QUARTERLY REVIEW.

1.-THE DAILY NEWS sf preemiusut IN the 'eear'e
and ,, s,e,y hind Of intelligence regard to the war"
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28

"Tse nss,c letters s Bee-d Re'dsH are no ~ Inferior
u dos, ,. I a f.f. aoess5 ia e -a-rs o .e- o-ay
lie tas style ol vdt1g .aa l oas Of Ai Ieal os5-ias'
tsIlua style to sch and tie siege lent themselves
s. singular felicity. lie tie art Of putting common place oos'a
non roye way, generally telling aud ohen liaginF"
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28

ITO these letters h mreao1s i1: marvellous sot ~
uoL.t ac1rley universally acAao"edgti a. ns "',i'
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28
SATURDAY REVIEW.

Te merits ohe correspondence procured by Tb pAibi
s. not only upon its nrur pronp,ui bu a on h Inherent
s,es,e 4, beng at once celr accurate, and peaeslus
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28

"c,. il no need 10 commend the correspondence Of THE
DAILY NEWS 10 per5oas who recall the accounts OF tie battles oi
6yelo.e aud sedsn eby photographs pees oi Se'i
duriue AZ nert be siege
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28
rHg BRIrIsn QUARTERLY RByIEw

THE personal element In these Letters was unTaeionaey lA'
ul gave er eh It seems certain tl he de57eao7 hN'
and unworthy a.ous which the BcEeg'i is the ehro1er VIII
Be taken into eooant in any il narrative OF TIE sea'
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28
GUARDIAN

"Ts Correspondents Of THE Daily NEWS have earned ''
tat paper preemnens reputation"
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28
PAIL MALL GAZETTE.

THEDAY NEWS has beea BY far The riches: eoHe7Ond'nee
fyaloe 6nee the war tesa1,"
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28
THB FoRTYlGHTLY REVIEW

1.-THE DAILY NEWS has greatly distinguish" i'''h 'Aoasa0'
the war By the accuracy fits Information,
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28

"Te sirefoy o. the Wl lic were furnished ~
THE DAILY NEWS Is everywhere acknowledged Therefore the col
kcot With 81 historic commentary and the connected exposition Of the
,as II tie var Sca Is hli psolas must e louncei n lhe
hgsst degree useful The Core Tondels o THE DAILY NEWS
those journals a pom2lte, e0piolsaesi aud
alCugacT." ... o.. 80, ,. ,a-,,., q, ., 49,
Da ofiLc B,siegi els;' Paris" Of which tie oIoN'ng
bseu eIur
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SPECTATOR

"The specal Correspondent oI TIE DAIII N3"S NV u
u,,,ej tue Efforts al empOyed BY the other JoorrA
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ATHEHEuA.
ILLUsTRATED LONDON NEWS.

"oa contributions to the history Of tho war ''e " ao'' NOR
u,eiul uan the yo,Hmes beforeus."
New-York tribune., 1872-09-28
TuE DErTsCHg ZEITUyG fBRRLlNl.

CHICAGO TRIBUNE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-18
QUEEN
IN sIU RANCE MPANY.

PARK BANK BUILDING. !
No. ZIG Broadway, hewforf)
Amer erefal iu,e made from actual examination the burned
district and foil list OF the POLICE, force In the Boston dre
Ing loss total this Company will no. exceeding Hund.
red and Ten Thousand Dollars from which 10 be deducted whatever
srags be made This Alemsn. delayed until could
&c. full information from representative Of the Company bis
from Boston.
LOSSES WILL BE AT ONCE ADJUSTED.
W. H. ROSS, Manager
The following Cable message has been received At this Office:
LIVERPOOL Nov. H. 1871.
ARTIST BOSTON CLAIMS PROMPTLY DRAWING on COM.
PISY HERE FOR AMOUNTS As SETTLED.
''-'- J. MOScRIEFF WILSON, Manager.
In connection with above the following letter julius L.
C,rts ESQ Insurance Commissioner OF Massachusetts received per
Atlantic able will be Of interest to the nsurng Dubls;
J. MoScRErr wILsoS siq., Manager, Liverpool
DEAR SIR. For the reformation Of Deeiors hare great
pkasurs in asing you hat upon critical examination into the fnan
oa aeair Of QUEEN Company faIufln9 ih boo papers
and serl,s have personally and for whA ersN f.
euy Ia, ben eey gire ind ia financial saten az published
uy verified Company IN po0A Of even large, suTPIN'
han reprSead. and consequently abWndaRiy abb 10 meet
epsTy liability resting upon IL
Respectfully VoprI,
JULIUS Z. CLARKE.
Jpsur0nr, CopBfssoner Of MdssdrhuSetf
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INTEREST PAYABLE APRIL AND OCTOBER REGISTERED
OR COUPON PAYABLE IN LoSDOS OR SBw.Y0RK

THIS ROAD, WITH THE CANADA SOUTHERN, FORMS THE
KEW TRUNK AIR LINE FROM BUFFALO TO CHICAGO 1T IS
UNDER THg SANK CONTROL AND MANAGEMENT, AND Is
BEING BUILT BY TIE SAME PARTIES WHO BUILT THB
CANADA SOUTHERN MILTON COURTwRIGHT, JOHN p
TRACY DAVID DOwS WB. l.. SCOTT, HENRY FARNAh. B.
A. FORSYTH JOHN II. BURKE NJ L. SYKES, JR, ALL DlREC
TORS BOTH IN THE CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST AND THE
CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND GEORGE OPDYKB OF THE
EBW-YORK MIDLAND; SIDNEY DILLON DANIEL DREW
JOHN ROSS DAVID STEWART. SAMUEL J. TLDEN, KENYON
cox AND OTHER PROMINENT RAILROAD hEN. THE ROAD
rs BEING RAPIDLY BUILT IN THE BBST POSSIBLE MAN
MIR WITH e0POUND STEEL RAILS THROUGHOUT ITS In
TIRR LINE, AND WILL BIZ COMPLETED DURING THE
COMING YEAR NEARLY ONEHALF OF THE ROAD WILL
BIZ COMPLETED AND IN RUNNING ORDER BY THB lST OF
JANUARY NEXT; so THAT THE ENTIRE LINE. FROM
BUFFALO TO CHICAGO WILL WITHIN THAT TINE. BE in
SUCCESSFUL OPERATION THE BUILDERS OP THIS ROAD
CONTROL ENOUGH OF THE LEADING LINES RUNNING FROM
CHICAGO TO INSURE AN ENORMOUS BUSINESS FRod TIE
START. TAXING INTO CONSIDERATION THE IMPORTANT
FACT PATENT TO ALL WHO STUDY THB STATISTICS OF
TRADE THAT THE PRESENT TRUNK LINES NOW TAXED TO
THEIR UTMOST CAPACITY ARE NOT AFFoRDING FACILi'
THIS EQUAL TO THB GREAT AND CONSTANTLY INCREASING
DEMAND FOR TRANSPORTATION AND THAT THIS ROAD
THROUGH ITS ENTIRE LENGTH BEING PRACTICALLY
STRAIGHT AND LEVEL, AND SHORTER BY
THIRTY-FIYE MILES THAN BY ANY OTHER
NOW BUILT OR THAT CAN BE BUILT, 1T
MUST BIZ APPARENT THAT THIS LINE IS NOT ONLY
NEEDED BUT MUST BE A GREAT SUCCESS. THE PRO
CREDs OF THESE BONDS WILL COMPLETE AND EQUIP
THB ENTIRE ROAD AND WE CONFIDENTLY RECOMMEND
THEM AS MOST SAFE AND PROFITABLE INVESTMENT
PAMPHLETS AND ALL IMPORTATION FURNISHED BY
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Amuscments.

Amuscments.
ID II. BARNUM's TONIGHT!
Il p T. BARNuMS TONIGHT
P T. BARNUMs TONIGHT
EAST POURTEENTHST,
Near Broalway)
THIS CMONDAY) EVENING, Nov. 49,
GRAND OPENING
Of tue pacous
MENAGERIg, aud
HIPPODROMR
The vast structure remo enlarged ami elegantly rsei With It's
costly collection Of
RARE WILD ANIMALS.
and is wonderful Museum OF
LIFESIzg AUToNAToNS.
sni works Of
MARVELLOUS MECHANISM
from Europe will be opened to the public at
: O'CLOCK THIS NONDAY) EVENING.
The
CHASTR AND REFINED ARENIC ENTERTAINMENT
will commence promptly at O'Clock
Admission incuug balcony circus 50 cents Children under
ten % parquete % cents extra Cushioned arm
chairs 50 cents Box Office open three days in advance
The opening will be followed BY daily exhibitions Doors open from
II m to HippOdrome Performance daily at and oeoek
DUDERSDORFF CONCERT.
III First appearance in New York of ,,,.,.,
MADAME RuDERSDORFF
Of dramatic music, II
~ IRVING HALL FRIDAY, Nov y, 1872,
supported By the ''"'T Mf58S ATfcE F4RMAN
IN. splendid ConIo universally acknowledged to be the equal OF
h'u'~' ''''' MILE THERESE LIEBE.
her PEI feet intonauon and brilliant execution
The first appearance N NE Am SFfS6y vARIRY.
English Tenor who ranks as an artist With Sims Reeves and
sMh Ma a. spRAGuE. B.sso. Mr. KARL WALTER. Pianist
Admission i 81 To be had at all the principal
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financial.
CONTINUED from ThIrd Pn4e.

ITO all PERSONS HOLDING any of the Clk tc
Il COLLATION. Of tbe BRISTOL COMMERCIAL BANkoi bkls
Toll Nbe petition presented 70 TIE supreme
Bristol within and for the COUNTY Of Bristol IN le Sa vi
Rhode Island the seooad Monday Of September d. lSi ~
hsz Taylor OF said Bristol receiver Of al the eenoss
goods elects ard property Of description belonging 70 e
Commercial Bank PRAYING for therein stated that u
said might Be limiting the time within wco ne
prescn 70 him Tor relempo
whcroas At Providence within ana io we ~,
Providence MOaday october A. 5E on uo ~
eav Of the term thereof following decree VIZ; al
Upon she petition Of william r. TAYLOR OF brsioi
the evidences o. debt goods effects sqd property o. eI aud
Bristol Commercial Bank 70 orierte
deereed l. the eours As follows Tht the bank b @ t
ton al ala bank outstanding be presented W 81, A. ~
thereof e ss3 receiver redemption before - ~
March A d. 1919 snd later; spd said receiver s1a G it
sms a. evidence against said bank on or p
mentioned date aeri after which time al ca.s m 49, ~
shs be barred; said receiver hereby dreee 70 ~
this order decree by publishing forthwith nsgoe Ia
decree lor three months prior TO SAN ~
in Tbe Bristol PhenS newspaper Pabsed IN saa bIsol IN me
Journal puhhshed III iiotieIO IA
nd In The NYorI DAILY Tribune newspaper published in the
City Of New-York" u-. ,.,,,-..-- - q.
ii.oS AZ so hspk 10 present the undersigned for
dempOn his oce in Bristol on OF 9tSre sh ~ g,1 OF L.
ID. lg71 !" n n ioN NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-18
HORSE IND CARRIAGE 1AgA "i'

EEw.YoHK Saturday. Wow 10. 1;
In reviewing the condition of the city tran. i
during the week sbout close We end moderately acHvs
By comparison with the stereopsd ddas Of the preceding fortnight
fair demand for al ngng under category Of common drsass
prevailed in the Dar Head Market and owing 70 Increased re-
quremen q city rsioad and stage lines The 10 ns'
i except half dosn prime truck horses pad ~ PEI ne
not reaching beyond average Of s75 per For bhsrysud
fact mO, for 81 hOes the immediate use Of which sA' 'Gs
syden. that there will hardly until what still lingering
The sanitary condition the markell e. horses kept on
s generally much improved and in many t5ca'' ss S
dealer pleasure horses for instance has 30 head all valuable en-
mails without, uge exception we're severely siaetee
msly made Is aPPearsneei they are 81 IN ree.ns
condition fall ollie td e. 70 be ahTss ,ny time or @i ,5
yet which bad proper care bestowed UPON mem
competition think the interest Of horse dealers 30 STATE that
fatal es dop.y and saads Of Tse , s1s ba. gs me es
ve pat upon poor animals BY hard work while
Tb, following arc the sale, reported having been effected this day
By Mess Barker Chase a. the city Auction Na and T. Tat
' S soI9s Of Ihn'h' and Br0d n.H. Y., Prize.
Cray mare. I,dy Norman sired BY Griy 49,.
Norman dam Messenger m'F'..... 5 5i u 2 io
iS'' e.''o'a pi oo. anu IS, s.na ai1,,-n
Bay ge.hng,.. .........'..'''..'.''. ~ ~ ~ H
M s9S. ss. o ,i, s E., JSsa c::n Isl s5%
uJsrI,t; ~, D..
Brown he's......'...'.'''.''.'''''' aSsa. 9qgS@
Bag hone.......''.............''''''.i 10 10 10 "a
Brown mare.....................s..s.sl 1E III
The carnage trade Of little
although absolutely dali has been sufficiently slow TO eve
deIers good reason for complaint TAXING al
hvhphced selling comparatively rapidly than
cheaper grades and rsclss manufacturers have onse
Gusaiy les reason for being dissatisfied with the Fs .ssoH q,
COachmakers Association will meet at The ST. Nicholas Hotter
this city Tuesday 49, has been previously stated ana Oh
will be the interesting feature Of next week
Exports Of Carriage Exports Of Wh>ss and @f1<s
Venezuela $500 Cuba, $50
Argentine Rpubic 2.. Rico WheelS........ ~
TwDorts Of CIrridOs Brazil 90 packages Wheci. loo
y,ue ..'.................S 2357 Export, Of Yarnish
Exports Of Carriage Materials Cuba 29f galonA $50
Porto Rico 81 packiges... ST4 Brazil 40 g10ns........ JO
ADu. R[D.ss haoH $500 1872
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amusemenrs.
A MEXICAN INSTITUTE EXHIBITION.
IA LAST DAYS LAST DAlSl

"a LAST DAYsl LAST DAY5i
AT Exhibition HALL.
On Third snd second-ives. BY sir,yuhrtst 900
Ar Jasruct Comprehensive b,bt OF Anfeah ohn
TnoepHty Artistic Development. and Material fiosie@N
Open from o. m 10 10 p. n daily. ,,,,o.,ocyv n.
Sienily Lighted by the New OXfHIDkOGea Us
Choice Music By KEATlNGS FIsB EAt4lDiiiO" V"""ni~
AsDison 20 ceats MecsncS Tickets in Dack'ge'' eeHn
Children. d ccnt% ,,,,
Ryerybofy should visit this UBeqna.ci Dspy 49, 49,, nm,
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS "EDSboDAi sn' oAiO"
DAY EVENINGS Will close nov l0
ACADEMY OF MUSIC-LUCCA.
"A ITALIAN OPERA-LUCCA
LAST WEEK (bn, tsoj OF ThE SEASON . =.
MONDAf SOYEM BIER 10, Al o r. I" -
Don GIOVANNI
Ksg PAULINE LUCIA
MISS CLARA LOUISE E2LLOGG, -. :
gIGs vfZZANt MORGAyi. RONCOSl
GOJbON, JANET,
FIRST TIME THIS SEASON,
QUO SOfS.
rt naR PATiLISR lUCCA As VALENTINE
Friday NOV. y HUcUESOf4
slfTRDAY NOV - At ! 2. ~.
- "N' GRAND MAIlSKE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-25
Conntinp the RallOtS.

1t IL hard for Eirginians to become accrlS-
toned to the wrecked ballot system--that
system OF eowardice and fraud. The Legis-
luture in making the law prescribing the
manner Of holding the elections and count
ing the ballots had but poor idea OF the
work, aud so embarrassed the officers by the
requirements imposed upon them that here
in Richmond it is impossible to count the
ballots in less than fourteen or fifteen hours
after the close of the polls. We trust that
the city authorities will give their attention
to the subject, and that they will ell
deavOr to procure some amendment
OF the law by the next Legislature that will
enable the conductors OF elections to count
the ballots more promptly. In all the large
cities the full returns are published the
morning after elections. In the northern
States they have two sets of officers of cleo
tons, and the count is begun by one soon
after the polls are opened. Thus the full
returns are made out at an early hour of the
night. We should certainly do the best We
can with the abominable system which has
been imposed upon us. .a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-25
IN W ssssi

.atsnmectsng OF citizens Of e'i'tgnl so'ssls
u,,tn in Aileghany county held ut JackseRs
I,irsr dsrot on tlesi2sd dagef May, 1877
The messIng was orgaBinked by calling James
N. Montague to- tic chair and appointing
George w, G. KaIles secretary.
The following resolutions were offered ny
John /. Irvine. and unanimously adopted:
"Resolred, That we. the CONSERVATIVES OF
Clifton Township, .Alleghany county, 90 en-
do,se the action Of the late Cincinnati, Con on.
yention, and do pledge our support to Cree
ley and Brown. 49,
;" Reso,red, That we are opposed to any
nomination of President and Nic"-Presiden1
by the Conservative or Democratir parties;
"Resolred, That George Stutc, Esq, hr
appointed to represent this township III Inc
Conservative Convention to be held 10 inc
CITY of Richmond on the 9Th day OF June
next, and Major j. {. Shields, OF the Rich
mond Wing, be appointed as alternate
Resolred, That the proceedings o. TINS
meeting he signed by the Chairman ana
Secretary, and copy he transmitted to the
Richmond Wing and Dispatch with 81 re-
m,e,t that, the same be published .
The meeting then adjourned.
~. JAMES NJ. MONTAGUE, Chairman.
George W. G. names, Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-25
How Mr.. Greeley Helped Us.

In the course of speech made by Mr.. r.
II. DANIEL on Monday night he made the
following statement concerning friendly
act in our behalf by Mr.. GREELEY that ell.
titles him to the gratitude Of every Firginian
At the time he came to our aid we Were
"turning sharp corner" under the rigid
and stolid rule of CANDY. But for his help
we might not have got around it without "a
lamity. Mr.. DANIEL said:
"In 1869, when we were on the eve Of
the election Of that year, Candy gave out to
the disheartening and dismay of the Con-
sentative party that he should require the
test-oath to he taken by the members of the
incoming Legislature. This would have
driven the Conservatives out Of that body,
and turned il over to the Radicals. After Il
written correspondence with him, as chair
man Of our State Committee, ut the end of
which found him obdurate in his design, l
prepared, at the instance Of Governor
Walker, an argument on our side of the case,
which, through General Rawlins, the Secre-
tary of War Jour ffiend and the friend OF
the Govcrnor), was laid before the Cabinet.
| then wrote to Mr.. Greeley, saying we were
uDott ~ w III u NlStoiJ III Wv Ss>Nse
own ground of amnesty and Impartial snf'
ilage, but were likely to be deprived of 1t by
the interposition Of military power; that
had appealed from Candy to Grant and
wanted him to exert his then great influence
with the latter in our behalf, and requested
him to visit Richmond and make public
speech on the subject. Mr. Greeley replied
in most kind and sympatlizing letter. He
could not come here, he said, because of ILL.,
health, but would do all he could in our be-
half; and he did so most efficiently, both in
his paper aud personally. have understood
that our case was carried by the casting vote
of Grant !; ut any rate have always thought
it was by Mr.. Grceley's aid that we turned
that sharp corner. / wish could publish
that letter, but OH application to our worthy
secretary, Mr.. Fisher, | find that it is not
among the archives of the State Committee,
and is probably lost. The events of that try
ing time have probably faded from the mem.
| ory of others, but its anxiety and RESPONSE
bility have alike impressed them on mine"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-25
S7iGfg1x EksY, &c.
L'UK SALE,
IL 4 LARGE LOT or MACHINERY

rVnn t,.I n,
E'OR SALE, 49,. .........
l. y LARGE LOT OF MAililNfEi
One IiplSIlN6-ENtrlSf aDlt lt-iofsr power
mounted on whe,,lI, snit:hlc for quafrtms
WlcrhiIg' pih-ifNimt, Nv. WIN ~ "'l''"
hammer. and all The hNtnrtS ior pilc-'lrl.mti
One s-HOltSE iON ER ufRihHf EN''lNt hh'
Boli.ER, ON one b,i platr.
BON on inc above can ne seen tunh,,ig ~ cur ri'
one NEW l"-ifoKSE fOM FIX PORTABLE ~
GlNE, ,,, ,,,,,,.... . ,,,.,. . "a,
One NEW l0-HlESt row PIX sIAllnN AE'
ENIlNE, WIFI '" hc"lrfo tatrht bai''
Valve .,,,e.,, ,,,,,,.,.,, ..,
One SECoSi,-HANn io-HotSE POWER SIN
IloNARn ESGiNE, ,,,,,.,.u,,
One sE'oNi,,hAND l2-iioRSE re-" Eh i'h'
ABLE BDlLEn, u,,.p ,,,,-,,, ,.u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-25
DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA.
-. OPEN lime l.. 1872.

This favorIte and celebrated W WATERING PLACE
will offer additional attractions this season. Among
other improvements, there has been added an cic-
CANT aud spacious ballroom, alJoinlnR The prior
the mrlOr has l,een enlarged and improved, ana me
proximity of the two renders each easily accessible
II win Ire kept In style not surpassed anywhere III
Virginip.
or preatly relieve most cases of ScrOfuia lEcpent
Consumption Chronic Bronchitis Chronic Laryn-
gifts, Chronic Pneumonia, Chronic Dyspepsia,
Chronic Diarrhua, Chronic Dysentery. They are
also great value In those affections which are pec-
liar to the female constitution, and an appetizer
a tonic and general restorative. they are, perhaps,
unryalled amongst mineral waters. The proprietor
VIII have provided for the lawns and ballroom Il
first-cIass Band of Music. and IN general all the
sources of amusement and recreation usually found
M our best sumner resorts will he ut the comnand0
the guests ut :. ROCkBRiDiE ALUM" The place
Is within eleven TO thirteen hours Of Richmond
Washington Baltimore, etc, by rail, all In daylight
Passengers leave the cars of the Chesapeake ami
Ohio railroad ut Goshen depot, and new and elegant
stage coachcs, passing rapidly over a smooth ami
level road of only eight miles, set down the visitors
at the Springs TO tea. -
Persons making use of the grounds, &C., OF the
Springs. and not stopping ut my hotel, VIII be
charged half my regular rates.
The Rockbrdge water Is for sale by PORCEl.L.
LADD L CO, Richmond, ald GEORGE NJ. NC
INTIRE, Charlottesville.
Descriptive pamphlets sent free on application
my l1-3Hl