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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-04

Theodore Tilton Is in high glee just
now. no doubt. He invented" Greeley
as q candidate for President.
The Postmaster.G G. neral has ordered the
discontinuance Of the post-otiice at Wilkin-
sons Shop. Amelia county, Va.
A New York man gets rid Of his spurious
currency in buying pencils and shoe-strlngs
from blind men.
A gentleman III Salem, Mass, put MS
mouth to street letter-boX ana shouted lot
a letter from Pat Shea,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-04

ACCIDENT TO BALLooNlsT.-
Donaldson, the daring aeronaut who made
several narrow escapes from death in Nor
folk, Va, recently, came near completing the
lob in Chillcothe, Ohio, on Saturday last;
As the balloon quilted the earth it collided
with several chmneys, tearing them down,
spraining al ankle of Donaldson, ana g':sll-
ing his body drcadfully; but despite his IN
j,lries he performed upon the tnpeze VIII. us
much ease as though he was but Ten leet
from the ground.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-04

INTERESTING MARRIAGE NoTlcE.--At Enc
raid Hill, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia,
March I'd, 1872, at st. Luke's church, by Rev.
Thomas Abraham, William, eldest son OF
Alexander Miller, Esq, of st. Kilda, Veto
ain. to Lizzie Margerie, only daughter OF the
late Rev. Peter Tribe, Of Fairmount, Essex
county, Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-04

A RARE SwlSDLER.--One Franklin Ste
vens. who Joined the Cliuton-Street Metho'
dist Episcopal church in Newark, N. j., "on
IL forged certificate" has taken advantage OF
his irregular connection with that Respectable
body by "stcaiing $40 from collections"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-04

LIVINGSTONE SAFE.-London, May l, 1877.
News has been received in the city from
Bombay that Livingstone the African ex-
plorer is safe with Stanley, the Chief Of the
Herald Corps Of Search, at Zanzibar.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-04

TIE WAEAr CKoP, &c.-Tile wheat crop is
looking very timely in Lunenburg, Nottoway,
and ali the southside counties that We have
recently visited or heard from, and farmers
are checred by the hopeful prospect. a
larger breadth of land than usual will be
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-04

PROFESSOR \. l.. CoLEMAN.-The trustees
If Hiami University held Il meeting recently,
Al which Professor \. II. Hepburn was
elected president, and Professor Arthur L..
Coleman (whose recent sad death has been
uoticedl. late Of the University Of Virginia,
elected to the chair Of Greek, made vacant by
the promotion of Professor Hepburn. The
trustees made = radical change i'll the course
Of study of the University, to go into effect
at the commencement Of the next college
year in September. The system adopted is
similar TO hat now in vogue at the Univer-
Sty Of Virginia. charlottesville Chronicle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-04

Five Liberal colorcd Republicans passed
through Fredericksburg on Sunday en- route
to the Cincinnati Convention. They were
very "liberal at the depot, treating pro-
miscuously. Free drinks. &C., for all their
friends. These darkics were much cup
lifted" and felt themselves and the impor-
lance of their mission and rosition-and the
whiSkey also.
Aa, to relate. When they got to Wash
ington some "mean. poor white Grant mig
gers" Went for them, and "got" them and
made them drunk, and put three in Jail A
fourth "delcgate," minus his money and
through ticket, returned to Richmond on
Monday night, wondering "what that gen.
tleman would say who give him the through
ticke! and fifty dolials.'
Grant has the colored folks in worse slavery
than they ever were before. They dare no!
vote against Grant. ---FredPrichsdIUg fc,rS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-04

Eisahsa tiS ssskaa iii NM KIil sSisssssss
trsf IS i tasa ayssR al fnfasss% IN,
general. Iabaee, llasts aia nlentiiS,I Ana
excellent. 1t Ia hoped that TIC rra,,s shss
year will repay the failure OF rs'eylo,,s n,as
The only drawback isthe scarcity of lal,nr
the negroes, to a sra extent, farming small
patches for themseN,4 and working iuthe
woods getting slaves, bark, &c. MANY ~
them have also cmigratcA South and e,sn.
where SonHsidt Scntiise3.
The wheat crop in this county IL NOT in .
Very promising condition. The drought Of
last fall, the severe winter, and tho Gack.
warincSs of spring, which thus Oar has bnen
unusually dry, have all tended to rc,ard tho
growth Of the wheat. There is still time for
II TO ecurcatc. but some Of it was fatally
injured by last winters cold weather.
Clarke Courier.
Farmers from different parts Of the county
inform It's that the prospect for good fruit
crop has not been affected by the hate frosts.
The indications are that we shall have good
fruit year The wheat in this section aud
throughout entire Southwestern Virginia (as
We learn from gentleman who has recently
gone through the country Is looking well,
and farmers generally express themselves as
satisfied 81 far with the prospect Fincasflc
Herald.
The fruit crop. with the exception Of
peaches, promises 20 he very tlse Ofapples,
pears and cherries, there will probably be
the greatest abundance 4 richer crop Of
bloom we have never seen in the country
BRISTOL Nc,rS.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-04

1t isllnderSt0od here thatthc Pennsylvania
Central Railroad Company has made salts
factory contract with the Richmond, Frcde-
rickSburg and Potomac Railroad Company
for carrying through freight and passengers,
which completes the southern line, and will
enable a considerable amount Of trade which
has hitherto been going to Baltimore to be
diverted to Richmond. III view of these
facts and the probability o: q large increase
i'll their business. the Fredericksburg Rail-
read Company asks the City Council not to
pass any ordinance requiring the removal OF
Encouragement Of the track on Broad street
1t present, and the Council Committee on FL
nance will report favorably upon the request.
Richmond Letter. Petersburg Inder.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-04

GAIL AccErrED.--A correspondent at Ivy
depot writes Us that the Rev. W. \. Nelson,
for some time past rector Of st. Paul,s
church at IVY depot, has accepted a call
from Louisville, Ky, and will leave i'll few
days FOR his new field OF labor Charlot!eS-
rjfIp TiyOljrIp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-04
DRUGS. MEDICINES, DC.

DRUGS, MEDICINES, dc.
ITO PHYSICIANS.
AQUEOUS EXTRACT PINUs CANADESsIs:
BROMIDE OF QUINIA;
BROMIDE OF MORPIIIA;
BROMIDE OF CALCIUM;
BROMIDE OF SODIUM; -.
SYRUP OF TIE LACTO-PHOSPHATE OF
WINE OFTHE LACTo-PH OF LIME:
SYRUP OF THE LACTO-PHOSPHATEO OF IRON;
SYRUP OF THE LACTATE OF IRON;
EFFERV i sc ts*f NITRATE OF cERIuM;
EFFERyESCENT CARBONATE OF LlTH1A;
FLEXIBLE COLLODION;
SQUlBBS'S PODOPHYLLUM PILLS;
SQUIBBS'S PURE CHLOROFORM:
S0UIBBS'S FLUID EXTRACTS;
FOUNTAIN SYRISGES:
THUDICIIUM'S NASAL DOUCHE;
and all new remedies, for sale by
MEADE Il BAKER, Pharmacists,
mya 919 Main street.
OTHER MOBILES HEALING SYRUP,
VI TIE GREAT ENGLISH REN1EDi.-An
extraordinary discovery In nature-a blessing t"
the human family. Cures all diseases OF the Liver,
Kidneys. Stomach, Bowels, Skin, and Blood. For
sale by JOHN y. SCOlI.
G1O Bevidcre street Oregon Hid,
nv d-at* Richmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-04
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-04

RAIN There has been but little rain in
this section Of country for the last three
weeks. and the consequence is vegetation is
not growing rapidly. Orange iIrginian.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-04

CoMISG BAcK.-Wc noticed passing
through our town on Tuesday last large
family, with four-horSe wagon, Il buggy,
md several Loose horses and mules, re-
turning from Texas to Bath county, Va.
Didn't like Texas with its scarcity of water
and rain. and redundancy Of clillS and other
,iImeniS.-- -ibingi0n Inyin'an.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-04
sEwING-MAC,HrSEs.

NOTICE. wish all who have bought
IN DOMESTIC SEWlSG-MAGHIEES.t to know
that am prepared to keep them in good order, fur
nsh needles, &C., until the agency Is fe-esabiished
In Richmond. rs 49, 80 EsStlt
All who wish to purchase u DOMESTIC viii plesse
apply AT the corner went and streets,
Church HILL or e.3 Rr6ad street. 49, 'Fsss.ss
my a-sts u =. G.B. FaGI.KSER+J R.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-04

THE CHARGE AGASsr THE PMoTS.-Iester-
day we published M account from the Rich
mond Dispatch of the action OF the Chamber
Of Commerce Of that city in regard to the
alleged assertion that the Norfolk pilots We're
violating the pilot laws. The pilots here
deny the charge cnlphatitaliy, and state that
they had 4 perfect right under the law to act
rs they did in the case of the sooner Katie
Ranger. Captain Martin, from New York. 1t
seems that the pilot liccuse of the vessel had
expired. The schooner was spoken outside
Cape Henry. and on her arrival at Richmond
The Captain offered to renew his license.
This WAS r,fu>rd' until the pilotage was
paid, the pilot contending that rs the vessel
had 10 license the pilot had right to his
rilotage. On this umbage is taken, and the
caSc will he carried to the courts for dcci-
,ioh.-NOytolk Tira'niGn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-04

VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND I%Ss&
Y PACKET COMPASY.-The steam ssszsa&fasssa
snip GE0RGE y. UPTON leaves New Y6rk ever. every
SATURDAY,; leaves Richmond every TUESDAY.
The steamship WILLLAM:P. CLYDE leaves New
York every TUESDAYS; leaves Richmond every
FRIDAY" Freight received daily. t1srS@
s.. ALEXANDRIA, Agent and General sgpeTtn-
tendcnt. - 49, = efe %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-04

The contractors on the L. and d. railroad
nave discovered valuable granite quarry
Oh the Farm OF Hon. George II. Gilincr, neaI'
this place Chatham Ii2Ia,ne.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-04

Tnr VALLEY Standardization Robert
Garrett tcIcgraphs TO Captain Davidson and
Colonel Allan that the report of the engineers
is satisfactory, and that two corps arc or
ganizin" Tor the final location and letting OF
tie road Lexington Gazette.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-04

: spErTru Horse TuEF-HIs EscAPE.--An
..s,.ua,uri!Johng Young man made his ap-
,e4r.ucr in Liberty about sunrise on " ed
..",,lv. ridn- IL dark dun-colorcd horse
ah,u: four years old. He stopped at Colonel
h",.y'S livery stable and offered to -eil nm
Afterwards lie applied TO Captain William
: NyI"r 10 put him up at auction and sci.
..:u .,l' cash. He gave his name rs White,
.!i ,g.G hi father lived on the line OF Bed
o:j. a..l l.orhhridgc. Ills anxiety to sci.
rae horse. and the fact that he had Offered
hin privately for mnct. les than his value.
~"alrntd Suspicion that all WAS not right,
nd hy direction Of the Mayor the horst
-. Itrrd in the stable of Coione! ka$cy
a.d ty sergeant was directed TO take clar@,
M Nj. White till some inquiry could 1T
made The Young gentleman insisted that
b., could c;.siIv prove that the horse was his
,Wn. hut rev very pale and restless rs the
>.3grAnt continued 10 keep near him.
Making an excuse for stepping round u
.-rarr. hc didn't rct,rn to Mr.. C2ppcdge,
Ia. struck bee line for Wingfir!d's noun
Lun. H. w:ls discovered almost instantly,
.ad 9In>urd bv five or six gentlemen on
hgy>rhicE, and about forty small boys and
&'@-.cr~ Oh foot. The CHASE was very exciting.
bit y liitc kip. The lead, easily beating tho
!tr"u.os! lorsrman to the mountain l''
'agi>. Once in the dense woods lac had lit
80 tr,uhi. in getting away.
The lt!i"t citizens of Liberty were intense
Is excited and interested. Every elevated
l'jM vas occupied by eager watchers OF the
i,a:-l:rr> aud pursued. Everybody listened
:"r >!,ot - the pursuing party neareo the
'atrl, but they had 40 pistols, ana ne was
ia busy 10 shoot il he had one.
his Young man, who calls himself u mite,
: rather slightly b,lilI, twenty-four or hive
years Of age, with light hair and fair com
yirHion: rather pleasant countrnance, and Is
about ike feet eight inches high Bedford
Hrh;tn"l
FIEE.--Thc dwelIing-houSc Of Captain
Eo5crt &. Jones. near ThaXlon's Switch, was
harmed Oh Thursday night OF last week. His
house, einokc-housc, and kitchen were all de-
s,roycd. and some furniture was lost. The
family "vrr IA, asleep when the fire broke
out, and would have run serious risk had not
4 nrigh,or discovered the blaze and aroused
them. Some furniture was saved, but the
greater part was destroyed. The lire i. sup
posed 10 have been the work Of an inrendlafy,
Who first robbed the smoke-housc ana then
Tired il 70 hide the traces.
The dwelling vas insured in the Lynch
burg Insurance Company for S2,2oO.-
Liberty Ncecs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-04
RIVER AND OCEAN syEa,,ERs-

PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND 1SF2Es
4 AND NORFOLK STEA MSHIP SSaaHsa4S
LISE.-FOR p Fl l l. A D E PHlA TWICE A
WEEK.-Steamers NORFOLK, EMPIRE, and j.
>. GREEN. composing this line. will leave Rich.
O'Clock NJ, and Philadelphia every WEDNESDAY,
aud SATURDAY at the same hour, alternately.
Freights received daily Sundays exceptedj for all
also for Charleston, Savannah, and New Orleans and
bills of ladng signed through a1, ?. ~
Freight taken for Norfolk ut moderate rates. Ill
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals and
staterooul, IS. @.aS@f
w. p. PORTER, Agent, 40 III
No. Days Dock street. Richmond,
WILLIAM y. CLYDE & CO, Agents :
No. ~ South Wharyc5. -
ii l2 No. Il North Whnryes. phil,dn,cb,s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-04

The very large number OF doubie-thfead machines
exchanged for the WILCOX i GIBBS tnzehine has
Compelled the company % arrange for auarteriy
trade sales Mt auction Of these socalled
/. Iock-stitchr machines. Country dealers buy ut
these auctions and sell % their cust1Wers, who soon
become tire,i of their purchase, ana tr.,ie them
thread machines are thus becoming sort OF circ-
i.ftnV medium to purchase 1A,y.g...g5. s,-gey
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-04

EOR NEW YORK.-OLD DO. Gfass
y SIINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY. $1,000
The side-wheei steamships OLD DOMINI0N
WYANOkE, ISAAC BELL, SARATOGA, Nj
AGARh, ALBEMAFIl' and HItTTERAS, leave
New York for Norfolk. City Point, aud Richmond,
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
mt 3 o'clock =. NJ.
LcayC Richmond every, TUESDAY, FRIDAY,
and SUNDAY, at high tide. - n
These ships are entirely new. They have elegant
saloons, staterooIns, aud bathrooms.
The far, accommodations, ahd attention., are un-
surpassed. 90.
Close connections made with steamers forau South
ern and European PORTS. 'e"'A 80
For further information. apply to tst
JOHN ". WYATT, Agent,
my ~ Nos Governor street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-04

MIDLOTHIAN COAL.-The fire at Mid
QNl lothian having been subdned the pits are again
opened, and am now prepared to furnish this
SUPERIOR COAL Tor families, fonnderies, smiths
shops steamboats,, stationary engines, &c. To those
who have not used &c ele recommend II as No. /
steam and blacksipiihs' coal.
rates. - - - ALBERT BLAIR.
I Fourteenth street near Mayoss bridge.
ap ao-eodlrn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-04

with, Ar a late auction at sol Broadwayi AS ,2sa
ar sncse caplu-ed machines wt-c sold ~ !e ilccx
q Gibbs Company to start c. their old ro,.nd and
come hack 70 be excha nged for fhe reliable Ill.
COX & GIBBS MACHINES.
4 fuil stock Of WILCOX GiEBs Ma
CHIMES kept on hand for sale exchange, and rent,
at WILLCOX& GIbBs'S o.iice' MINE ana haaA
streets, Richmond, Va.
.,oo JAMES T.. A. GIBBS,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-06

We yield our editorial sp ice to
day to an able and timely article
by The Patriot, the organ of the
Democratic party at the seat Of the
National Government. 1t shows
most clearly that the leading men
of the Democratic party are fast
coming t. the seriousness of the
fact that, the great absorbing
issues in the approaching Presi-
Dental canvass, will he narrowed
down, in the end, to contest he
tween UsnrpatiM and Corruption
on one side, and Constitutional Lib.
eIty on the other.
We commend the article to the
careful attention of edrneSt Demo.
Gratis everywhere. This is another
ring OF the right metal.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-06

RICH misunderstanding to a
detail. d sta ement in the leading col
umn of the Chicago Times, rine men
of great wealth in Chicag :, together
with others who seem to have fol-
lowed their lead with disgracaful
al .crity, conduct one Of the largest
insurance companies in that city
with thu most reckless disregard Of
the interests of their customers, an"
solely with an eye to their own emol-
ument. The company was organized
sixteen Years ago with capital Of
500, 900, but of this sum only five
cents on the dollar were paid in. In
other words, the company began bu-
sineSs on capital of $4,000 It i'm
me,liately insu' ed vast amounts OF
property, and in a few years had as
sumed risks of millions; after the
Lake Street fire of 1859 the remain
der Of the capital was ''made up from
tn" earnings of the company and it
has divided upon an original invest
ment of $4,000 the handsome sum
of 81, 100000. The risk held M this
at the time of the late dis
aster in Chicago amounted $4,000,
600 The remainder of the sum OF
Q 900, 600 has gone into the pockets
of the cOrpuratOrS.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-06

tins, serious as it H., compared with
the rest that il being sacrificed, is
ut of minor consequence, hut, one
by one, IF the very essentials OF
their freedom, and that the occasion
il one that demands OF them the
full measure of their powers in
hearty, indignant, downri- ut bitter
i-nunciation of the mons'r0us uSur.
pations, he tagranr wr", gs against
the people, the destroying. rcvoln-
tinnaiy proce. dings, and the start
ling crimes. IN many forms and in
many told, tending, il not designed,
to suhvrrt the Governments. which
are p-rptlat-d almost daily by the
imsoivrntly revolutionary party, of
which General Grant Is The head,
and the majority in Congress the
mnutlpiece.
II there ever was a time il il now
when the representatives uf the
people, v"f the honest masses and
NOT the corrupt otficr.h0lders,) hay
ing the the welfare Of the people
honestly and deeply at heart, should
arraign the peoples enemies ahd
the teStroyrrs of their rights will,
vehement accusations, tear away
without mercy the " rrtched subtrr
Iuges rmplnAed by them T." cover
their enormitieS, aud hold them up
TO that severe correction and con
demnatiOn, il not ScOrn, which they
80 greatly deserve. 1t is no time
for measured opposition, for decor
Gus disagreement, for faint hearted
charge, mild diSsnaSives, , lawful
SILLY, VIII surred accusation; il il u
lime for thunder by the eloquent
tribn irS of the people. The c"lln.
Try should ring from end to end
With the Indignant voice OF pa.ri0tic
men, risen equal to the emergency,
calling The usurIe,s to account, and
waking the pcople-if, unhappil>.
they need waLing-to the dangers
that btSpt them. That these dan.
gers exist. and It they are threat,
ening TO he last degree M thought,
FIJI and honest man can deny. That
they Sh,n'd be pointed out to the
people in all their magnitude aud
force, and with Them he pointed ont
'0r the lash OF Justice the party aud
the men who have brought these
dangers, with all their broad, grown
and ungrown, npon Us, is equally |
indi>pnrabl". Let it hr done with
!, deep SenSr of the nblig atoms THAI
rest upon patriotic men, the chosen
guardians of the common veal A
worse state of things could hardly
Exist better hardly he hoped for
without some such arrangement Of
he criminals as we have indicated
l., the arrai gnment be made, the
gnil y brought TO Judgment, "anh
where the otf"nSe Is there let the
treat axe taiI.'
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-06

Stan Matte.

General Stan Waite, who died q
flew weeks ago, was The great chief
of the Chernkres. He famed the
treaty of 1916 between his people
and the United, and Was most in
Anpntjal and active in inducing the
CheIokeeS to abandon their original
homes in North Carolina and Ge0r-
gia for the richer lands west of Ar
kansas. H. b-came omnipotent in
controlling his tribe, and was the
imperSnnatiOn of all those ennOb'ing
traits of character which the novel
list Cooper asc,ibeu to the heroes OF
the Indian rare. Stan Waite led IA
Cherokee brigade in the C"n'e'ler
ale army and waS distinguished foi
his personal courage n several bat.
/ es. After the war he nrgO lated
II treaty with the government al
Washington. His sou, S,ladin, .
Youth of Is nr 90 >ea,s at age, who
served On the Generals staff, Was
the fathers iIul-a brilliant, gal
liant, ehncaled Young grnt'ema"-
h'r.i u few Yeas ago. The "id IN
dian hero never recovered from the
shock ID never smiled again. II
lost interest in iif,. and welcomed
death, that he mishi leave AN lnval
II .hl. heritage to his ptOl'e IN The
fame he had won rs a Statesman
,nl as an INCEST, chlra!rous gen
I ln MN.