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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-09
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

RICHMOND, VA.sApril 20, Is73sss
II HOLZINGER, ESQ.,: .DEAR siH,-We
He the undersigned, citizens Of Richmond, having
read the announcement that yot nre candidate FOR
the Office OF HIGH CONSTABLE ut the coming
election We therefore take pleasure In pledging 70
you our hearty and undivided support. Very re-
spcctfully, &C., CHAREs sCHUMANN. G. II.
BRAUrIGAm, MOSES AMANN, j. r. KOHL Err,
b. HEINRICH, G. WENDLINGER,M d. JACOB
SON, A. BoDEKfR, G. ZIMMER, JOHN
sCHI EICHER, PHILIP liELFRICK, H. PAUL,
+. Schultz, WILLIAM ZIMMERMAN, +. A.
HATTORF, HENRY DOMLER, +. FROMME,
FRANCIS DUsCH, Oh. UNKEt, A. GUNST, A.
MORRIS, W. PFEIFFER, HtG. MILLER, g..
HERER8IEI., II. COOK. - my 8-2tA
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HENRY WAqTRasoN, editor Of the Louis.
vile Courier. asys: "All roads that lead from
GsEElEy lead TO Grant"
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STABLE MANURE, STABLE MANURE.
~ viii deliver arst-Quaty STABLE MANURE
10 FARMERS ana gardeners and ut low rates. for cash.
w. s. PITCHER,
Wood and Coal Office,
my 9-3t 90 south Eighth street
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N.Y. READY-MADE SUITS.

ng- CIT ACTS LIKE A CHARM
This Is what We hear on all sides Of DIR. TUFTS
EXPECTORANT. In cases Of Group, bronchitis,
asthma aud all pulmonary diseases, it affords instant
relief ltpermetes the very substance OF the lungs
and causes them to throw off all acrd matter. 1t Is
very pleasant to the taste. Children take 1t readily.
NEW YORK, August 81, 1869.
DR.. William II. Tut: Sir,-When In Aiken last
winter used your Expectorant for my cough, and
found more benefit from 1t than any ever used.
took half dozen bottles home with me, and have
had to give some of 1t TO my friends. Please send
me one dozen by express, {. o. ID.
ALFRED CUSHING,
l2s west Thirty-frst street.
DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE colors BEAUTIFUL
BLACK. my d-codlw&wlt
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"WAIT FOR THE WAGoN."-The leader in
the Washington Patriot of the 9Th appeared
in that very able and discreet journal double
loaded, and undoubtedly reflected the pre-
yailing sentiment among the Democratic and
Conservative members of Congress.-Ly'sch-
burg NelrS.
Some of those Congressman will find Gree
ley candidates cutting away their footing at
home.
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nRUIDIC NEW-YEAR CELEBRA-
- TION AND MlSTLETOE FESTIVAL, near
the first locks, an MONDAY, May 18th. Basket pic
mic boats will leave the canal bank Mt the foot of
Seventh street at y and ~ a. VI. Tickets can be
obtained from members OF the Drlildic Order. ad-
uniting gentleman and ladies, price FIFTY
CENTS, my s-W Tbs
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RICHMOND, May LIST, 1872.

book AND JOB PRINTLNG.-The hid
- siness herctofor conducted by the late John ID.
Hammerslsy win be continued. All persons dcsi-
ring printing done win please leave their ordersat
me once, NO. Thirtesnth street, or address II,
! AL work win have my personal attention. -
ny 7-sts -rtssa ~ ,'ss1-I1iis ENG.
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GROCERIES,, dc.

GROCERIES, dc.
400 BONES SHOULDERS,
IOO loo boxes c. X. SIDES,
~ ticrccs SUGhR-CURED HAMS,
50 bags RIO COFFEE,
10 hog Shcatis DEMERARA SUGAR,
Id hogsheadS PORTO RICO SUGAR.
loo boxes ADANANTISE CANDLES,
light weights;
o5 Barrels NEW ORLEA MOLASSES.
50 barrels SYRUP, various grades;
10 hogsheads DEMERARA MOLASSES.
2J0 boxes SOAP. various brands:
500 reams WRAPPING PAPER.
300 barrels Valley Mills EXTRA FLOUR;
50 barrels Byrne's celebrated RYE WHlS-
KEY, TWO years old: ~
200 barrels RYE and BOURBON WHlS-
KEYS, various grades.
In store and for sale by
MCCARTHY / SLATER.
inv CAT 14ol Main street.
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THE GREATEST AIMS
SPRING DRY GOODS
New style hlohair Dress Goods, IS to Soc per yard
Besl-muke Black Alpacas, 35c. ap;
Splendid Black SILK ut $3.50 and 81 per yard
Trimming Silks, all colors, at S125 per yard
White Piques, Bishop and Victoria Lawns, Main
socks, Swiss Muslins, and Cambrics, from CSC. to
6oc. per yard;
Tarlatans, all shades, 30 to 45c.:
Latest styles Cassmeres 75c, 81, Sl25, and S1.50;
Cambric Edgings and Insertings, very cheap;
Gents Kid Gloves extra quality, at *25 per pair;
Ladies' Kid Gloves best snd prettiest at $l5O per
pair;
Very newest designs of Parasols,
Lace and Linen Collars and Sells,
Lace ShawlS and Sacks,
Ladies' Suits,
Best and largest Grape Wells,
Superior Table Linens,
Napkins, Towels, Quilts,
and many more desirable articles, ut the very lowest
prices, ut WILLIAM THALHIMER ( SONS,
apl2 COL Broad, corner Sixth street.
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.EsalkR3ER.
pArEsl.

On the 9stn Apr',ii rrs,on. j iMtS Il. sHEPPAED
by The i KeST: EHDERsON / NIL of Richnnnd' va
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MILITARY NOTICES.
ADJUSTMENTS.


D edmond THEATRE.
FOR FOUR NIGHTS AND MATINEE,
the world-famed comedian
Mr.. JOHN T. OWENS,
In his distinguished and characteristic embodnents
Of comedy, supported by Il first-cltss company.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, May stll.
Colemans Comedy, in three acts, Of
THE POOR GENTLEMAN.
DR.. oapod.; ......;.....".. Alr. Owens.
Concluding with Owenss great specially
SOLON SIiINGLE.
Us acted by him In London, New York. and
throughout the English world upwards
of two thousand nights.
THURSDAY EVENING, May eth.
Coleman's immortal comedy, In five ACTS Of
THE HEIR AT LAW.
DR.. Pangoss. LID. A. s. S............Mr Owens.
TO conclude with the amusing comedy Of
TOODLES.
FRIDAY iTHiRDj NiGHT,
Sterling Coyne's comedy, In three acts,
EVERIBODY'S FRIEND.
Major De Boots Mr. Owens
Concluding with Owens's Farce of
FORTY WiNKS.
Horatlo Sprlgglns, miserly buttonmakcr from
ltirmlagfam ......; ..:......:...: Ant owens
The sale of reserved seats for each of Mr.. Owenss
nights will take place on MONDAY, May 9Th at
O'Clock, at West. Johnston Co.'s bookstore. Ad-
mission, 81 reserved seats Sl25 family circle, SOC.
gallery. csc. my est
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COLLECTORS OFFICE. THIRD DISTRICT, VA.,l
RICHMOND, May 4, 1872 !
TINTED STATES INTERNAL REV
- ESUE.-Haytns received from the Assessor the
list Of ANNUAL TAXES for this district, | hereby
notify all persons In the city of Richmond aud coun-
dealing In distilled spirits, wines, malt liquors. or to-
bacco, aud all manufacturers OF the above articles
tllt the tax for the same mtst be paid at my Office
In the cust0m-liouse In the city of Richmond on or
before the 10TH DAY OF MAY. 1872. : =: ..
Al parties who have not paid the special tax
fe liable TO prosecution for each and every day they
carry Oh baisincss after the LIST day Of May, 1871
v.s.sa- RUSH BURGESS.
10y s-tinyl5 Collector Third District Virginia.
a GENCY OLD DOMINION BROOM
Nd W SH 300 dozen YIRaINIA-MADE
st iof ale at factory prices best In the
1aaPket' 2eo bushels CLOVER SEED, best quality.
NH 10 IL tary fret
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DENTISTRY.

NEW AND YALUBLE lNS1kt-E ~
NENT.-Having aided 10 my case OF hIs'F"'is"~
one OF Dr. Morrison S celebrated " 81 X EA"iNt~'
am prepared to operate upon the hA'''" "
with LESS PAIN AND FATIGUE |" lie pa'''"''
and also with greater .apidity and 'horou&inle' '"
Is possIbe 10 Ike obtained by Tie hand
JID. B. WOOD, ID. u.
-, ,x,n,n street. ap39-c"i
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FXCURSION TO WEST POINT
VIA THE YORK RIVER RAILROAD
ON MONDAY, MAY 10, 1872.

JEFFERSON LODGE, No. %. KNIGHTS OF
PYTHIAS will celebrate their first anniversary by
" EXCURSION TO WEST POINT
on MONDAY the 18th Of May. The excursion train
will leave the depot ut u o'clock A. NJ. promptly,
and return by "a o'clock L. NJ. .....
Ample arrangements have been made to Insure In
every respect u pleasant trip, and the excursion
offers variety Of enoyments, such as dancing, fish
ing, and saltwater bathing.
kessnicll's celebrated Brass and String Band has
been engaged for the occasion. ....aa
The excursionsts will be furnished dinner 10y Mr..
MASSIE, proprietor Of the Huntington Hoic, at
West Point, at fifty cents
CONNECTIONS and Ices viii be furnished at city
prices by Mr.. j. W. PLEDGE, who will accompany
the excursion.
Round-trip tickets for gentleman, 81 for gen.
tlcman and lady, IL so, and each additional lady.
SOC. /; children. soc.
Tickets can be procured from the following Com
nlttee of Arrangements; Robert Lecky, DR.. NJ b.
Carter. Robert T. Briggs Samuel Perdne. George V.
Pickett, James Lnmpkin, George +. Rufhn.
sH.A ! oct
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PHILHARMONIC HALL,}
RICHMOND. May 0, lSI2.

PHILHARMONIC HALL,
RICHMOND. May 0, lSI2
4 CALLED MEETING or LIE h lr1d N
a ANN PHILHARMONIC ASSOCIATION
win be held THIS (Thursday) EVENING a. att, r IT,
harmonic Hall Business of importance mi.i ~.
brought before the Association. Mcmocrs nin'' W
punctral In attendance.
Bv direction of the President ,x,>c 7,
10y Z. II. CHAalBERLA1SE,J DR.,
ro,,x Secretary.
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T c. COURTNEY Il SON,
~ S13 BROAD STREET
would call special attention to the followIn.
GOODS just received:
AlcXandcrs hest Kid Gloves,
Lace Points and Sacks,
All the new styles Of Parasols,
Thompsou's Gloye-Fittng CorSets,
Ottenheimers and Harris COrsets,
Fannngs kid-Fttting Skeleton Corsets,
Hosiery OF all qualities aud sizes,
Gents Gauze Shirts and Drawers,
Gents and Boys Linen-Bo Shirts,
Ladies' Gauze Vests-lOng and short sleeves;
White ind Colored Pilue,
Table DainasE, Napkins, Towels, Quilts,
Handkerchicfs, Ribbons, .-.
Scarfs, and EmbrUideries. ap l0-lm
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TT A. o. D.--A meeting OF tl'e naraS lni
celebration will bc held 1T liberal GroHc' cor
ncr Tenth and Bank streets, OH THIS tlhurstiH
TWENIEE NJ ok o'clork my 9-lL
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sRATTRf1sDEYy
@ led M IL E
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG Aypl
POTOMAC KIlI,TE. March "a LEO


RICHAoND. FREDERICKSBURG AgDl
POTOMAC ROUTE. March 90, 1s52 & ia
TIP DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-Street sta
Up sG TiG 5f;ff 4 Mil Il leaves Rrrastree,
& Gf = {ssfsR. Gp 6sSsTffys leaves
Gp IS &A Fl s asi5ss a. Byrarse, sta
G D6w IN NIGHT MAIL arrives a. Byrd-s,reee stu
'f Bow = q 5sfS 81 feoHs TRA1s arrive.
Broad-Sseet station, s37 A. 81. lexcept ON Sur
ACCOMMODATIONS RAINrunsto Milford onl,.
Travellers bound west uia Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road will by taking the 1920 NJ man hence connect
with the OH r. NJ train at Relay House, on The Bati
more and Ohio railroad. BY the Q r. b. they viii
connect with the $50 A.. NJ. at Relay House on ile
same road-the former being the quicker line for
points west.
RICHMOND, May l, 1872.
now run to QUANTlC0 In lieu Of Aqua Creek.
The schedule win otherwise remain unchanged untii
boat. T. ID. MYERS
my2 General Superintendent.
rHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIT.
~ ROAD.-On and after May 9th PASSESf;FR
TRAINS will leave Richmond Sundays e1ceptedl
$40 a. M.-MAH. TRAIN for the White su,,hu,
Springs, connecting at Gordonsyllle with the (rnr.
Alexandria and Manassas train for Washington and
S sg5 :pd LyCeGSoSNEEM n5h s2Htb
d0psville- except on Saturday, which day II la,va
ut S T. NJ This train connects at Gorlousyiila viii
the night trains the Orange, Alexandra aud Ma.
nassas railroad for LYNCHBURG and WAsHISG-
TON.
Through tickets ut low rates, sold to all points
Northwest and Southwest.
Steerage tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown
Amsterdam, Antwerp Hamburg Hayre. Rotterdam,
Bergen, Copenhagen, and Gothenburg, 10 all point,
on this road, can be bought OF the General iicke,
Agent at Richmond, or can be ordered through any,
station agent on the road.
Further information may he obtaiDr. al The Com.
pany's offices.
No passenger trains are run on Sundays.
a. II. PERRY. General Supcrintrntnnr
JAMES +. SETHERLAND. General Ticket Agcl,t
apl7
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OrrIcE OLD DOMINION SUGAR REFINING

OFFICE OLD DOMINION SUGAR REFINING
COMPANY.
RICHMOND, April ~, 1872. J
rINHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l. stockholders of the OLD DOMINION SUGAR
REFINING COMPANY will he held at the office al
the company, Seventeenth aud Dock streets. Rich
mond. Va. OH the 10TH DAY or MAJ, is7?. 1t II
o'clock NJ JOHN +. WOAlBLE.
mn 3U-td Secretary and Treasurer.
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ICUMOND AND YORK RIVER
IL Rail- u.
NOTICE To SHIPPERS AND THE TRAVEL
Ling PUBLIC.
TRI-WEEkI.Y LINE
BETWEEN RICHMOND. BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK,
AND BOSTON. AND TO ALI.
POINTS NORTH md
Fast. WEST AND
SDkTIiW EST

Passenger train leaves Richmond on Tuesday,
Thursdays, and Saturdays, al l.. NJ. connecting
with the splendid steamer ST OF VIRGINIA:
CAPTAIN l.. W. FREEMAN, Tor the ahOyc-nanei
points touching al the river lancnTs, and arriving
I'm Baltimore on the following morning In time 10
connect with trains north aud wei.
to all points ..,
Passenger train Leaves daily Except Sunday, for
West Point. o,,,
steamer leaves Baltimore pier No. ., No. ~ Light
street. ON MONDAYS. Wednesdays, and Fridays at |.
r. NJ. arriving In Richmond NJ Ii "'clGck IN" fol-
lowing morning, giving Passengers three hour ahl
thirty minutes 70 trTnsact MISTRESS ana zine oeio"
the leaving Of the train, South.
Freight tr.,iu with Passenger car Attached; ha' "
Tuesdays. Thursdays, ana Saturdays, It ocl%'A 4;
West: and on Mondays, Wednesdays. and tridhss'
for local freight between Richmond and " e'' ro''
at . 4. NJ. st. ,,r., NJ,
Freight received daily, carefully iahm!t'l' n.'
nromHtlv forwarded Through bills NJ ladink given
- OH ,,,fn
, 1872-10-31

O'Brien and the possible excesses of his Mayor
atty. Mr. Murphy wished no divided realm. With
1nent; With O'Brien, youthful, vain, and tenn
perate man, conscious of his strength, and Of
bound1ess ambition. Mr. Weed was one Of
Tamnlany'B gossips himself, two years ago; Mr..
Murphy, the same. They felt cordial toward
Big Six.
And 80 Havemeyer was brought ont, Demo-
crat like Dix, and indo1sed by the Republicans,
by O'Conor, and the Committee Of Seventy.
"We can better afford to lose New York
state,"' say Grants political friends 81 than be
bird''
Now, does Mr. O'Brien swear vengeance2 He
does! Is it real or feigned2 Who knows7
If he is really thrown overheard, why does
Thurlow Weed talk 80 kindly about him? Why
does Edward Pierrepoint say that the causes
which led him to prison we're creditable?
This We know: that Mr. Greeleys friends,
last July, refused to accept tho aid Of Messrs.
sweeny and Tweed to carry New York for him.
u what have related above be true, the Admin
1straton accept this criminal aid, and propose to
pay for it by acqnitting Mr.. Tweed for his mani
fest felonies. And if in this they fail and
0Brien be elected, the latter also will have been
their work; for they took up 0'Brien, and guve
Tie only worthy and lust man mar asf1s Of the three
nominated for Mayor Of New York, is Abraham
Lawrence.
WHAT WILL 1fR. GREELEY DO?
Horace Greeley, if defeated will inme7ate1v
resume control Of the New York Tribune. With
Whitelaw Reid as managing editor. It viii take
them Just three weeks to put the New York
Times horse de comoat. That concern has bled
everybody, candidates included. So that it's ad-
vocacy involves bankruptcy upon its friends.
Weed has the kidney disease, and th;nEa
O'Brien will be elected, because" saws he II
have not four dnyB to spare to elect HaYemeyer
in."
ITEMs.
Clayton, Of Arkansas, designs, it elected, to
, 1872-10-31

The store Of ". J. Nairn, at Buffalo, was. on
Sunday, robbed Of $40, 600 worth OF goods.
The barn Of ex-hlayor Frank Jones, Of Ports
mouth, one Of the finest in New Hampshire, vas
burned last Friday evening. Loss, $40, 900.
There is 8 young lady in Los Angeles Coun-
II, Cal, who owns 6,000 acres Of land and 4 900
head Of cattle. She has no incumbrance in the
shape Of 8 husband
A stout woman Was arrested in Philade1phia
the other day, and two sheets, five shirts, and a
pair Of pantaloons we're found wrapped about
her body beneath her Clothes
An eight-foot italian marble statue of Ethan
Allen, representing the old hero demanding the
surrender OF Fort Tconderoga, is to be placed
upon his monument at Burlington.
The last project suggested for the Messa-
chusetts Legislature is to consolidate in one
municipality Cambridge, somerville, Medford,
Maiden, Everett, Charlestown, Chelsea, Revere,
Winthrop, and East Boston.
At Niagara Falls, where the horse epidennic
first asserted itself after its Importation from
Canada the disease has exhausted itseIf. and
most Of the ailing horses are entirely we'll again.
1T is rumored that the suit which was insti-
tuted some time ago By the Government against
the New York Central and Hudson River Rail
road, in the Northern District of New York for
the recovery OF 1,500 900 unpaid taxes on scrip.
has been discontinued.
The Kansas Pacific Railway has commenced
the construction OF two important branches. the
one of which will give to them the carrying trade
Of the Republican Valley, and the othor that Of
the Arkansas Valley.
OF the 4,218 graduates OF the four principal
educational institutions Of New England,-Har-
ward, 4alo Dartmouth, and Wesleyan UNIVERSE
ty.-a e11e more than 9S per cent have been
, 1872-10-31

The Grand Master returned the xor1,;no +oo,a
OF his profession to Mr., Jenncy. and con1nitted .
the future care Of the monument to him The
Laid bv the III. " f4r,ra n1.sto- ~ = =. ,,n
Sons Of the State Of illinois, October 60 4. t. bs79
4. D. 1872. ~ 1'' "'1'
Thus ended the Masonic nart of tba nro,
gramme. f'NN' 3'-~ S10
Mr. Stanford, President of the Park Commits
eonerg. cailed 11nnn N1svor ~ NTod;i - nraa;aa
oyer the remainder Of thu 1roceedinos
REMARKS OF The MAYOR:
Tha Mayor eaid + oova I;4,, asaaa5;,,.x ,o,er,.o
IN cof1 +hs{ aea-11 ea'o % LIZ eAceGuu5 p1easule
~ 49, @uas Of cltlzensto oEder after
hagMg Witnessed the imposing ceremonies OF
, 1872-10-31
dEDICAL CARDS.
DIR. @. :BIGELOW

CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN, has removed from No.
~ South corner Of Monroe, to No. 464 SOUTH
we'll known by al readers Of the papers, that DR..
u Bgelow Is the oldest established physician Chicago
Who has made the treatment Of all chronic and nervous
diseases specially Science and e9perence hayo MAIDS
oEsd By The press esteemed Of the highest mod
devoted TWENTY YEARS OF HIS LIFE In psrtectipg
fe1sdiss that will eyre positively all Of CHRONIC
The reputation Of pr BgeIow not founded dip1o-
COLLEGES; be has graduated with honor at known
Institution on this continent Nethor does ho quote
P.aes az ~. not in the journals but t5e mouths Of
Cd at doors they dozen years ago but
no" entemen In this city, Of the highest respectable
IT. anu members of the medical faculty now pfactfcpR
Chteago, willing aud ready attest his sk the5
Read M hs MEDICAL TREATISE for ladies and gentle
stamp OoNSULTATI0M FREE. The 6nest ooGas roonas
n the city, with SEPARATE PARLORS for ladies' and
'i S3sss all Ists1s T.
". y. b1EELOMs No. aaa State-st. Office hours from
q. N. to p. Sundays, 3 p. m. to 4.
, 1872-10-31

put Aeck Mcdonald or Hadley beside him, in
place Of Rice.
spencers friends, in Alabama, give up the no.
hon Of 1e-electing him. The Murphy gang con-
tributed s2,5oo to Spencer, at his telegTaphic re-
quest last week. GATH.
, 1872-10-31

.tssI9nuAESs a3ceptt4. TSat1fu1ys s1tept91.
Dn satnEdays this tIaia viii b run 70 Champaign
Line, vin hunkakee Route.
Trains arrive and depart from Great Central Railroad
Depot, foot Of Lax For through tickets and slcep
tng-car hezhs apglY at Ticket Office, Is Qanslst,
MaGtson LEU Washington st. fremont House,
ner Of Congress-st-, and MIchgan-ax also, foot OF
Twenty -6econd. .at.-Cundansed Time- -Tab1e.
Daily, except
Sunday. Daily.
1eavo ChicaEo. ..:........... 1G0 e:c1 p.
ArTi Ve at lndianapos 42J p. 3:50
AIriye at Cincinnati $50 D. n. 9:l5 q. N.
Trains arrive at Chicago at 90 m and 9l5 D. ua
Only line running Saturday night train Cincinnati
The entire trim runs through to Cincinnati Pullman
, 1872-10-31
RAILROAD TIRE TABLE.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS,


Chicnzo. Burlington s. Quincy Railrond.
DcDots-Toos Of Lakest., Indanaav., and Sixteenth
st., and Canal and Si1tesnth-sts. Ticket Office in
Rf3yra Enu6 md nj
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-26
evening State golsrnaL
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Professional horse thieves are said to
be travelling in Augusta county.
1t said that General Early is to deliver
several addresses in aid of the Lee Memo
rial Fund.
There is another large lot of hoop
poles at Orange Courthouse, awaiting
transportation to the West Indies.
Ten ducks on the farm of Mr.. Henry
Glasscock, near Broad Run station, in Fau-
quier county, laid eleven hundred and
sixty eggs from the 18th day of March,
until the 10th day of November, 1872.
The great religious revival in the
Methodist church at Staunton still con-
tinues. Up to Tuesday last 147 persons
had joined the church, and $50 persons
were reported converted.
The Petersburg appeal says that
when good thing is said in Lynchburg
paper, the hose company turns out and
two revivals are started in the churches,
and the Alexandra Sentinel says that when
a good thing is said in an Alexandra paper
some of the people don't know it.
DIR. Witherspoon, of the University of
Virginia, has declined call to the pastor
ship of the Tabb-street Presbyterian church
in Petersburg. AT the termination of his
engagement at the University, in June, by
advice of his physician, he will take a trip
to Europe.
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rv,uIs Is To GIVE SoTIce- TIM, on The

THIS Is 70 GIVE NOTICE That on the
i 18th day of Dec Der, A. ID. 1872, a warrant in
bankruptcy was issued ont of the District Court
of the United States for the Eastern District OF
Virginia, against the estate OF j. II. Rowe, OF
Gloucester county and State of Virginia. who
has been adjudged bankrupt on his own petit
ton That the payment of any debts, and the
delivery Of any property belonging to said bank
rupt. 10 him or for his use, and the transfer of
any property by him, are forbidden by law
That a meeting meeting of the creditors of said
bankrupt, to prove their debts and choose one or
more assignees of his estate will be held at IL
court of bankruptcy, to be holden at the Regis
ters office, Fredericksburg, Va, before j. l..
Waterman, Esq, Register, on the LIST day of
January, A. u. 1873, at IL o'clock M.
DAVID Is. PARKER,
de 12-Th2w u S. Marshal
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-26
sixty Locomotives Frozen up.

CINCINNATI, December PA special
dispatch from Wabash, Indiana, says up
wards of sixty locomotives were frozen up
and out OF water between Wabash and
Peru, Indiana, on the Toledo, Wabash and
Western railroad, for nearly forty-eight
hours.
Cattle, hogs, and sheep were frozen to
death. No fatal cases of freezing among
the employees have been reported, though
many of them had their limbs badly fro
zen. The thermometer here at o'clock
this morning, was at zero.