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PAINTS. OILS, &c.
Two CONSUMERS OF OILS FOH
MACHINERY.
saving guaranteed by the use Of

saving guaranteed by the use OF
THE VIRGINIA NATURAL PETROLEUM
LUBRICATING OIL,
suitable for slow or rapid machinery OF every os
scription: free from ali impurities; warranted not
Purchasers are cautioned that the OIL sold ny ,s
diners from all other Intoxicating 0tLs sou tn Mts
nprief. We arc the sole agents here Tor INC VIZ
ptnia Natural Petroleum Lubricatipg OIL every par.
rel of which sold by Us bearing our branu u n
:" Virginia Natural Petroleum Lubi1catlnS Ou' ruf-
CELL Iadd & Co.. Agents. Richmond, va. or
There are plenty Of SOCIAL led LtDrlcaIlnR olls
offered under tile lure Of low prices uley are moau
less and positive injury 70 machinery, as s W W
their use win tell. good lubncatnR OIL, sIcii ~
the VIRGINIA NATURAL PETRoLEGs LIZ
BKICATING OIL, T. positive economy, Presen,i
ing heating cumming, and cousequent 1arrlbs ana
wearing Of tie machinery-a saving or power ssW
gain Il. speed. Purchasers VIII bear in minu tns.
+ not alone sufficient to procure natural psi5o-
lcum;" ii must be of the proper Spsc,Fc grnteiny
like The VtrginM Miurdi Petroleum Lstrtca .Ipg
or and like It. undergo the process 9 puflacalton
,rikhow chemicals. and be rendered ent1rciy yrss
Tram art or gum. This oil IA not a1ected Ny ex-
treues of TEN ieraure standing alike heat or con-.
II Is. In a word the CHEAPEST OIL, and CONTINUES
more OF the requisites OF good luhcator than any
oil offered In this market. ...a,
Orders addressed to US will receive prompt stsen'
ton, aud be shipped In good tight packages.
PURCELL, LADD CO, Dru9giisty.
fe l5-3m hie'hoA1, -.
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The plan of Mr.. Michels heretofore
printed in the DispdtclD is probably not the
best that could be offered, but it embodies
some features of interest, and certainly has
the merit of being Observation-Disclosures
XVI Observer.
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FRlDERIcKsEuRG LOOKING Ur.-Wc believe
there HIS not been Il brighter prospect since
the war than now Tor the prosperity OF Fred
ericishurg. We believe that in few days
matters will be brought TO light that will
bring rejoicing 90 our people and furnish evil
fcrccs tA:1 there are ":guotl things" III store
for the town. IN tie lE.st few days We have
heard OF the following improvements and
AMENITIES Of wealth. to the Old burg The rail-
road so much talked OF and long desired is
i'll fair way Of completion, and we may
safely put il down us che Of the realities 1T
10 very distant day. A new steamer Is to be
put on the river that will run i'll the interest
of Fredericksburg, aud that will make it to
the interest of the counties on the river to
trade with our merchants and patronize our
manufacturers. 1t is rumored that the paper
mill is to be increased to double its present
capacity, as the company are unable now, hy
running both day aid night, 10 fill! the orders
they receive for their feltiS. They have or
dCrs now fcr tTo months ahead, and the SUI
perntegdcnt has refused to te!ic others until
he gets up with those already i'll.
the w;:tcr-poWor is also in a fair way Of
Icing developed now by the erection OF other
manufactures and putting these we nave
into active operation. We learn tint those
WHO have been examining this power are
well pleased with it and the place, and it is
said they GILL command any amount OF money
that may be necessary to carry out their plans.
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DRY GOODS.

TRY GOODS! AUCTION BARGAINS
CLOSING OUT DRESS GOODS, sIIAWI,s;, AND
OTIiER WINTER STOCK. WITHOUT
REGARD TO COST!
NEW AUCTION BARGAINS!
White Table Dailask, full 81 inches wide al &C.
White Linen Napkins, soc. per dozen;
Ladies SILK Sc:trfs, Soc;
Infants Uats, 2Cc:; o,a g.,
Ladies' Black and Colorcd Kid Gloves, Il;
Hemp Garnet. .0c.-cheap at 5Jc.;
\ iarge stock Of medium Spring Prints (spring
, fSi( line Of Dlcachcd and Brown Cottons, Sheet
ings, sc. nrcrr.rr A. pnrss
fc2i JUN NaLL u hOS.2...
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CLOTHING.
1910 MAIN STREET. 1879.
RENO VAL.
HENRY WuITLOC<, MERCHANT TAILOR.
I 1910
AOL-,

HENRY WH1TLOCK, MERCHANT TAILOR.
Grateful TO the public for mlny past years OF pa
tronare and kinCness, Thankfully ask leave TO y "
NOUSCE that have removed my place of business
from No. lliJ to
1912 MAIN STREET.
This /. the old stand Of A1cssrs: MITCHELL Ti-
LER, on the northeast side Of Min street above
Fourteenth. My stock IL
LARGE, CHOICE, AND EXTENSIVE,
selected with attentive care, aud my disposition to
please my friends and patrons unchanged ana un-
changeblc. The store offers finer facilities fer
the exhibition of 4 stock Of GOODS here
RARELY EQUALIZER.
] ain enabled to furnish my customers with CLOTH
ING TO ORDER, or READY-MADE. and viii
WARRANT SATISFACTION,
from the finest articles Of CLOTHING down to the
most tritng of necessarieS. III
HOSIERY.
] an prepared to supply the public, and ] only ask
that those who have known Inc long aud wsll will
continue to
ENCOURAGE NE.
promise 10 leave nothing on my part undoEe to
satisfy honesty ana fidelity il legitimate intercourse
OF business, and respectfully inTiea call from all.
HENRY WHirLOCk, Merchant Tailor,
Re i7-co6lm 13::, Main StTG.st,. .ilGA.lr0ld.
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This instrument Of partnership, made and entered
into this Th day of December, in the year lsIl, be-
tween MAGSAhL of The f elty kichG RI
But. of the city Of New York, In the state OF
New York,
That the said o. VI. Marshall and the said Henry
4. Hurlbut DO hereby form limited partnership
agreeable to the terms ami conditions prescribed Tor
such partnership In chapter li5 Of Inc Code Of VIZ
gina, edition Of 1850, for the purpose OF conducting
in the city of Richmond Va. under the firm name OF
.. NJ Marshall general jobblng and retail business
in Hats, and such other goods rs are usually kept In
general hat stcre for the period of three years from
tie Ist day CT February, lS72. The said ON Mar
shall Is the general partner. and the said Henry 4;
| partner has contributed the sum of ten thousand
dollars in cash to the common stock as capital.
Witness the following signatures s and seals;
HENRY i. HURLBUT [SeaLl
STATE OF VIRGINIA, City of Richmond-to wit
John A. Coke notary nyDllc for the the ety o,
o. ". Marshall: whose name Is signed to the fore.
going writing. bcarg date the eth day OF December
ISL has ackuo wledged the same before he III ms
citv Aforesaid and do further certify that the sale
Q. VI. Marshall made oath before me that the above
naIacd Henry A. Eiurhut has contributed the sum o.
the aforesaid partnership and that the said sum ii'
actually nccn paid In cash.
| 1872. JOHN n. COhE, Notary iuoic'
| STATE OF NEW YORK. City OF New forK-to VII
|, Joseph VI. Howe, notary. public of the city o.
New York. in the State Of New York DO certify INA
Henry A. IIur5ut whose name Is slgncd 10 the iore
going writing bearing date the It'll day OF December
ISL, las acknowledged the same before me IN ny
| city aforesaid. -.,
| div of January ISL JOSEPH W. HOWE,
| fe IA-S6w Notary Public New York city.
| rO-PARTNERSHIP.-I have this day adj
v mittcd Mr.. ROBERT 7. PRIDDY, of Charlotte
county, Va, rs Il partner In my BOOT ana SHOE
| BUSINESS, at 1922 Main street, which IN fli,iT'
| Will he conducted under the style and firm OF PHl
| LIPS q PRlDDY. Thankful TO my friends for TIT
| patronage heretofore bestowed on Inc, most re
srectfully solicit continuance OF the same ior th'
| new concern. p,r,r,pc
/ q, q IN
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They are old manufacturers and ,,nderstan,

They are old manufacturers and understand
the business thoroughly. MS.
In addition to these, it Is said q sassafras
mill is to be started, which is q new thing In
the way Of improvements. This business
pays well In other places, and we are satisfied
it will pay here also. Living, rents, and labor
IRE cheap, and the sassafras is in abundance
all over the country, and can he had almost II
not quite as cheap as fire-wood.
With these things in view, why shouldnot
our people look up and expect brighter
day ahead for one and all fredericksburg
Ledger.
GALL AccErTEn.-Thc Rev. Cornelius Ty.
rec has accepted the rnstorshin Of the Bar-
list church in this place, and will enter upon
his ministry on the first Lords day in March.
he expects to commence protracted meet
ing at that time. Rev. Mr.. Earle, the great
Baptist revivalist, under whose ministry In
various places throughout the country thou
sands have been converted, will be present
and assist Mr.. Tyree.-Bedford Sentinel.
THE ArTUCKs GUARD.-This company,
composed of colored men from Richmond,
arrived here yesterday afternoon on the 4
O'Clock train, and was met by committee OF
coorcd men, who had made ample prcpal.l-
tons to give them hearty welcome. The
company on its arrival marched up to Frey's
restaurant, on Bollingbrook street, and par
took of refreshments, after which the line
was reformed, and the company then paraded
through our principal streets. The men pre-
sentcd Il very handsome appearance and eli
cited many compliments from those who saw
them The ranks are filed with fine, robust,
hcalthy-lookiHg men, and decked in the hand
some grey uniform Of the State regulation
presented much handsomcr spectacle than
il they had been cncascd in the dark blue
habilimcnts which we We're wont to see col
orcd men attircd in during and immediately
after the late war.
Last night the company was entertained
with IN elegantly gottcnup supper, after
which they adjourned to the ballroom and
trippcd it on the eight fantastic" with the
cooIcd bellies Of Petersburg until the "wee
snla' hours ayant the TIVE" had begun to ex-
tend to rosy misunderstanding Progress,
a3d.
Powell's Valley, in Lee county, Virginia,
says correspondent of the Louisville
LcdGcr, containSa great variety Of ores, such
rs iron, zinc, lead, copper, graphite, manga
ncsr, burr stone, marble, &c, all lying parallel
with each other, and in inexhaustibfe esazfssi-
lies, and is without doubt the richest in nine
Ri wealth Of any section Of the United
States. Lying parallel with this, and in close
proximity to these ores, is an abundance Of
tile finest coal in the world to work then
with.
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1879. NOW IS TIE 1879,
TINE TO
SUBSCRIBE FOR TUE YEAR

ANY NEWSPAPER OR MAGAZINE PUB
LISTED IN THE WORLD SENT TO
SUBSCRIBERS IN ANY PART
OF THE COUNTRY AT
Low RATES
ELLYSON & TAYLOR,
EEWSDEALERS AND BOOKSELLERS,
ZIG MAIN STREET,
NEXT TO DISPATCH BUILDING,
RICHMOND, VA.
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r2c,:a Prince g.;lH@1~5 Go:stt.s.

1 hi.',i. i-'h AM ''ti Ia i'''~is
fpblUar; II, 1872.
The County Court-JudCc L. y. Watkins
prc>idinG--IlaS just adjourned. No cuisines.
Of Importance was transacted, and very t2W
persons were present. Since cojIr;-,!Hy has
Ucrn changed from In" first Monday to tic
Tuesday after The !.r>t Monday, the farmers,
seeing TINT thcy Io.," :; day ia Tie week, have
ceased 10 attend court unless compelled 10
TO 90. \ petition si rncti ~ Il large nulnhcr
OF the best citizens and nearly every men,
icr o"thc bur asking that The day lie changed
gain 10 Monday WAS presented to his Honor
and r,,ccltd. We know not why. The pco-
pr generally are very much dissatisfied with
the change, and many hard words l,ayc been
hurled at lis iIonor's bald head in cOnSe-
gucncc Of the same.
The grand jury presented some thirty
Tarluyl.iui.s iir unlawful gaming; amongst
;!ir;n are oar CONFERENCE.-The attorney,
"Iinkcr" Allan Convention manl, WHO is
also presented !or being the proprietor Of
and exhibiting Il @lning-ta,ic called "Chll-
cHirc.' lie will Of course lave lively time
prosecuting ii;insclfat the May term and il
| nc succeeds in proving himself guilty it will
| lie about the first conviction since his cleo
| ton.
Cur next court will probably be held in
tho village OF F&lTnyi!c, tie first depot on
the 81 ante, Mississippi and Ohio railroad
west ci the high Bridge, on The edge oil the
county. Ii the Legislature would only
locate the mncl,-tai.cd-of lrnatic asylum at
bic aforesaid little depot, and then order all
OF the inhabitants Of the same to be confined
therein. it would add some two hundred
patients.
Fanny Foster n lady OF African SCENT was
aiia;gnel for assauting little "nirccr' y
| with brick. OF course she was acquitted
and tllelcupon exclaimed, Bless dc Lord!'
| and expressed her gratitude to the SAFES
h,yner, as Sho styled the commonwealth
attorney, for his diligence in acquittins her
she is partially derangcd, and will be sent tc
| The asylum.
We have had quite cold spell recently
and the roads are almost impossible. The
wheat crop is looking well, and prospects fol
large crop. \ great deal Of tobacco vii
| be planted this year, and learn the planters
| intend priZin@ the next crop and shipping tc
Richmond, instead Of selling loose for mere
song, as is now the case. OLD Go. 10.
G"O!d Co. Ho." is evidently i'll a BAG
humor. Judge Watkins changed his court
day to prevent the necessary or consequent
violation Of the sabbath dry which result:
from having court OH tlonday. Farnvic il
Il l.:rrc town, and full Of good people
Yankee Allan no doubt received thanks from
The old negro woman because she thought liz
was her cUunSc'.l
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y Fine BAR IRON; Hammered
IL swct,e's Iron Hammered Country Iron; liam
mered Plough-P Norway Nall Rods ho,s z,ns
Nas Ingot COPPER pedc . bSss ra American
and Russia Sheet Iron. For sale by
iaI JOHN y. CORD Is SONS Pearl BLOCK
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COURT ORDERS.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, /
PrTI,I6rn EphrIary o 1877.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,l
RICHMOND, February 2, 1872.
GLAIBORNE, &C., AGAINST SCHER-
I NERHORS, &C.-IS THE CHASCERY Court
NJ rIE CITY or RICHMOND: Bya decree entered In
Ills cause on the 2Sth Of January l5I2 the court
doth adudge, order, and decree, that this cause De
refnrred m one Of the commissioners Of this court
10 inquire INTO and report what property Is conveyed
by I embraced n the provisions Of ne Geo % o.
trust from Mary s. schermerh0n 70 Geofge ~ ":
sm tntaI Of the debts secured by said deed the
parties thus secured and the a.onnt , respe &c 1s
uror IN that created by said deed Of trust on the
property thereby conveyed; If SO, the nature ana
amount of said liens, and the parties thereoy pc
cured and to whom the surplus II there be any after
sstsfying the debts secured by said deed OF trust,
should be paid"
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- GATHRIGHT, FURNITUREM
Il. DEALER. having moved to the new fQss
and rankin. keeps on hand lsrge stock oi,,,r
the latest sty le. Of HoME-HADE and SOisIM-
natsiru' &c: Which viii be sold al the lowest
prices for cash II win bet the Interest OF buyers
10 give me cs.ll before purchs sing elssw here;
" s''' ~ T., GATliRiGHT,
,o,e m No. 16 Governor street.
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FURNITURE. dc.

FURNITURE. "a
LARGE STOCK AND LOW PRICES 7
We have now I'm store the largest and most eesant
assortment OF FURNITURE aud MATfREsSEo
that has ever been offered In virginia. We have tsIy
both I'm nauliiy and price We are SIN gan!Ifac.n-
ring and will make 10 order any ssys or FUhSt-
TJ1RE or MATTRESS desired. ,,,r- w.,
| WARDROBES, SlDEB0AKDS, CliAlEs, Hal asS
RACKS BUREAUS, WAsLlsTaSiIs.;;, T s3,srsss
~ TSrE ESSES with great variety OF other goods.
- >1 - HARDWOOD & RTTTEk:
| scR Governor street, Riclin.ond, We.
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London Ncws......SlI OF
Punch. s OF
once Il Week C o.
weekly Times. 4 81
al The Year Round 6 o.
Saturday Review. Is Of
Evening Null. ...... - @,
Public op!nion..... 7 OF
Pall-AIall Budget. Is q
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Tickets sold and baggage checked trou2ha CARRIER
& Co.'S Express, No. SEQ Main street, and on board
steamer Eliza llacOX.
The above varied route commends Itself e-!cc!aily
to tourists and E!easurs-seckers, enahling them to
PASS THROUGH DUTCH GAP ana sec oiher
points of interest OIL JAMES RIVER BY DAY
LIGHT. L. Il. TATUM, General Agent
james River Steamboat Company.
Oaice, Ninth and Main streets and at Rockets
mol
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VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND 1D+FF&
Y PACKET COMPANY,-The steam
shin GEORGE y. UPTON leaves New York every
SATURDAY; leaves Richmond every TUEsDAY I.
The steamship WILLIAM L. CLYDE leaves new
York every TUESDAY; leaves Richmond every
FRIDAY. Freight received daily.
D.J. Burr, President,
,c,o 1914 Main street.
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IDhIIIES.

phlIlES.
New York Herald. $40 30 Washingto on Pa
Ec.y York World. - 90 triot ...... .......Sl0 o.
New York Tribune. y 90 Baltimore SUM-. 6 o.
Washington Chrou- Baltimore Ameri-
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u r A n
Norm m Double Dealing.

SALT LAKE CITY, March 81, 1872.
Despite the assurance OF Mormon leaders that
Utah Is republican, and II admitted VIII give an
electoral vote for Grant, the Mormon papers to-day
note. with evident satisfaction, that the democrats
organizing throughout the Territory to maintain
distinct party organization on great national prln-
cplcs. The cal Tor their meeting now signed and
Will be published IN a few DAYS.
THE MORMON DELEGATES TO PHILADELPHIA.
The election OF delegates tChuren repuolicansJ to
the Philadelphia Convention, Will be held next
Tuesday, at the tabernacle
BUSINESS FL0uRISHING.
Arrivals from the East and Vest are unusually
numerous. Among the number are several heavy
capitalists ana mining operators. The MormOns
say that business and mining are very duh In con-
sequence or the feeling OF insecurity on the part OF
capital accountO the present political situation in
Titan. The fact 49, that business Is better now than
IL was last Everybody is encouraged at the
prospects. The only danger expressed by moncycd
men from abroad ~ that Utah may De admi:teu as
state which Will give the Morm0ns the control OF
the mining interests OF the country, to be employed
IN the interest OF the Church.
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Personal Intelligence.

Senator A. II. Cragln, of New Hampshire. is at
the Westmoreland Hotel
Judge Charles Daniels, OF Buffalo, IS registered
at the Grand Central Hotel.
General John I. Uroxton, OF Kentucky, Is quar-
tered at the Metropolitan Hotel.
General Anderson, oil south Carolina, is a guest
OF the Grand Hotel.
General +. r. Spinola OF New York. Is staying at
the Sturievant House.
Tx Governor VIM. Dennson, OF Ohio, Is scjourn-
ing at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
General Roy Stone, OF New York, has arrived at
the Gilsey House.
Judge Nelson. OF Poughaeepsie, has rooms al the
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
General $. W. Crawford OF the United States
Army, 10 domicied at The Clarendon Hotel.
Lieutenant Colonel Bernard, OF Ontario. G. W., is
al the Brcvoort House.
James Hotel.
Captain j. Jones. OF the steamship Baltic, is at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
General II. L. Robinson, or Bingb anton, is quar-
tered at the St. Nicholas Hotel.
General @. b. Stuart, OF New YORK, has rooms at
the Sturtevant House.
DIR. Jonn Stearn, OF Washington, has arrived at
the Gilsey House.
General A. I. Yarmoda and Colonel K. NJ. Harada,
OF Japan. with General A. J. Alexander, or the
United states Army, LETT the Grand Central Hotel
yesterday Tor Springfield.
Hon. q. W. Buskrk, OF Tifen, Ohio, is at Ear.es
Hotel.
Judge vanolInda OF West Troy, N. Y, is at Eare's
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Herald Special Report from
Cairo.
Splendid Reception Of the American Com
mander by the Khedlve of Egypt.
A Royal Entertainment, Reviews
and Special Railroad Train.
Imperial Honor from the
Sultan of Turkey.
IEIecEiR 70 TIVE NEW Ycax Hfasls.

The following despatch, special TO the
HERALD, has been received from our CORE
spondent in the capital of Great Britain -
LONDON, March 81, 1872.
The HERALD correspondent in Cairo tcle-
graphs that General Sherman was splendidly
entertained by His Highness the Khedlvc OF
Egypt.
A state breakfast was given in honor of the
American commander, and he was present at
several reviews of the army, a special train
on the railroad being placed al his service
during his trips.
General Sherman declined the honor Of a
Judgement in the palace during his stay.
ON TOWARD THE COLUMN OF CONSTANTINE THE
GREAT.
The General will leave Egypt on Tuesday
the I'd of April, for Constantinople, in which
city he will be the guest of His Imperial
Majesty the Sultan of Turkey.
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BANGOR, Me-, March 81, 1872
The long delayed opening OF the European ana
North American Railroad has at last been accom-
plisned, and the train from ST. John arrived here
ct fifteen minutes past nine Saturday evening. the
blockade having lasted Just one wsek during
which time as large force as could be employed
has been kept continuously at work both ends OF
the line
1t Is hoped that this is the last blockade OF the
season although It has been showing oil day, four
or ave inches having fallen at this place. This
makes the fourth storm which has success
slvely followed the clearing OF the track OF this road
During the present month the expenditures OF
the company consequent upOn DloCkades, have
been enormous, but the present experience has
suggested various wavs IN which such interruptions
will he materially lcssened II not wholly prevented
In future.
without parallel IN the past fifty years.
The Ice IN the PenobscOt seems nearly as firm an
at any time during the winter and SHOWS no signs
OF an immediate breakup.
heavy fall Of rain ut THIS time would cause
disastrous freshet.
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The Herald Expedition in Search of LIVING
observation-disclosures of Our Enterprise
In Africa.
The Cape Of Good Hope journals of the 10th
OF February, which reached us in file from
Cape Town yesterday, contain very COM
plete, ample and gratifying acknowledgment
Of the HERALD enterprise in insGituting
special search for Livingstone in Africa. The
Cape Town StandQrd copies the special
report OF the leader Of the HERALD corps
OF explorers, dated at Kwihara, District of
Unyanyembe, July A, 1871, in full, publishing
the matter to the extent of several columns.
The proprietors of the Cape Town newspaper
refer to the subject edtorially also. In this
editorial the writer makes use of the fol-
lowing sentences :-''Since the New YORK
HERALD performed its great telesraphic feat
on the occasion of the visit of the Prince of
Wales to our cousins across the Herring
Pond it has attempted nothing SO original
as the great feat that it has undertaken of
sending an expedition on its own account to
find Livingstone alive or dead. The descrip-
ton given by the HERALD Commissioner of
the difficulties he had to surmount, and the
information he had obtained up to the 4th of
July, 1871, we give as we find it in the
HERALD, and, although it is OF considerable
length, it is of much interest. The expenses
of the expedition are enormous" And again:
''there can be little doubt that an English
government expedition will be sent out, and
that not many months will have passed by
before we have something decisive before us.
For the present we shall have to watch the
letters Of the New YORK HERALD Commits
sioner." The press of the Cape of Good
Hope represents the interests of some of the
most active minds in the Old World, as also
the cause of civilization and progress in
Africa. 1t is, therefore, the more pleasing to
find that its writer's will pause, in their duty of
the consideration of territorial matters, of
mines Of diamonds and gold, and of the serious
subjects of colonial parliamentary representa-
ton and royal government generally, to ad-
mire the encouraging CLEAN which is made
to shine in Africa by American energy,
directed by American newspaper enterprise
and ability