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New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27
No. tt.5.
JOINT IeE%CSiIJTICN

Authorizing the Board OF i'rint'n. Com
n!-.lcIIe:s o: he State 70 contract VAIN
]. l.. narchard and Z Mal chand. editors
Of toe LAve:,lr Gr IL NGuve!le Orleans.
NuiKr,s. L'Av.ni'. Republican Oews-
raler published IN n" French language, IN
;h- c;ty II New Orleans. ~ Mrssif. MAJ
chaul. and repre-. '-t!u- y. French popG-
iatiun ot :h' city. is de.gTTnG "f STATE
patronage; therefore,
be !, resolved by the senate an! Houe'
nt Repre- -.nta'!vca ii .l- state ot Lotilri-
ana III He:. rHi Assembly convened That
tag Beard =. P.Iutio. Commissioners he
81! il ha's!. authorized :" contract WIN
t', s.!, H.. T. :.I.I <. Ma:o,1uh. editors ct
I.h.c:l.g Aforesaid, II publish al Jaw" "'
the ate according 20 the terms ano con-
a!.'ons q; 'Me printing a.t, r...'. :. IN tHe
- sion Of January. -.
,,i.ned; CHARLES W. LOW ELL.
81 a.,,r oi tho ilous"ui' Representatives..
;%t.Iyu) L. e.. ANTOINE,
I..u:r.ai.: Go.c..."r ..nu !.":''.'H: %. !s'e
t,~r..,ci Mare. 'i l.,3.
T.. url WILLIAM i hELi.'IN',
80. .ro. u i.e >;a.; u l. ..4,'Ai.
Atiur.' p:
+. q, nHI">n".
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New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27
THE COURTS.
United states Circuit Court.

United states Circuit Court.
The following named persons. having
been convicted in this court. came up Tor
sentence:
Uriah C. Pipes embezzlihg a letter in his
possession as postmaster, i've years hard
labor at the State fenitenlary at Baton
Rouge.
James Buchanan, embezzling letters and
stealing bank bills theTetrom, two years.
Sino Beiandio and Joseph Ben%onde,
counterfeiting fyc cent pieces, five years
and 500 fine each.
A. c. Bailey, forging Signature 20 money
order, two years and SJO nne.
The marshal is ordered 20 carry the 70
spective sentences into execution.
James z. Mcfarland ys. il. N. N!b!!e':.-
New trial granted.
Supreme Court.
The following highly important decision.
as affecting the legal status OF ire" persons
OF color before the war. was rendered on
Monday by Chief Justice Ludeiing. the
whole bench c0HcurIing:
William Walsh Va. CHARLES Laliancc.-
This is a pcti.ory action Tor tract OF !tid
situated in the I8l ish of Point COupc". ! he
plaintiff claims undor d patent from tie
State Of Louiriana. dated on the twenty
first Of February. 1851.
The defendant claims under ar 'T.ry
made under the rrcemrtion laws OF .1.!.
s,n the thirty first day OF December, iS,.
The defendant hag been III qnct posses
sion OF th" property since h!a s"ttieiAe.. IL
ABA until 1866.
ICappegra lhat in an ., pp,'i" proceeding,
tho COmuisai,n'r "f III" Genera! '.:af
Office ordered tra.1n, ".stion -! LhIa.i'
entry on the lourt.on;.. ii November. 1909.
On the ground thHt he vas 'fIc" r"Z'a,
and the plaintiff was permitted 20 loc:.'. :.
school warrant ~ 'hc land, which has >""n
sDprovcd by tn Secretary "i the !nteit -.
Tins il tappearE mat ia" United state. Ja-
ugrtCL With i.- 'Gtln. WHEN parties CAIN =
lies to lands acg7 "ai .,oiu IT." Unite! ~ .e-
after the rnprin' Y0.eI.nltG. H. parted
With II, ttttn, Ii. 5t,..r:, vii. Gp,itG ,.-'r
riuht- under tie .a,,, without reference -
che action ni III. ,.i,rr,.,o 81 .Ea land "a;
% An. asa: 70 How. :. Garland vs. V..r-,.
pet,re 1iQ cr,.,a.-.,5 I,.... II How.
5Tv,;ngbap, -. ..Irny. /! An, !&:. TN.
Sn,,ol o.,setin,, ,ncp yi,ic'. -ln cnv,l.i..
50 -, -, .iig.,.,t I,,, ,..t.,,,,
I., .,fi,.,T. -. ,r,G..n,l,.f ,,.,. :.
- = ~ rn.to, %,,t.s .,t +, +. III
.I'n4 ~ ,ra. w.. br.,,,.s.. he ,rasa ,,..
, .,,@, '''
&C., ...-.,,.,. ~ t,..;, .I;,,ac
ny "~i' SO ,,t'., i.'i,t 49, 49,,
SI" " nIi' ,. 70 s,,,' -, -. Stst. 90. ba ). ,r
I,is .,~.,lt,tb.r 40. ,htt,
mixed hioon: MS E''inaaCt '.s =. ,''.'
Iian . tT ~, ,I,o r,tl.r -. -
L"r''ii' a,I,, ,,',,lr -,, ,
49, "'' an ,,,, -, g., 49,. 60,
!it'IUtN Nso' - ;,;, M III.
tnh""''s'nt' ,hc,r tl.. ,a,aDa.
80 Il ;ti, 49,, ro,,;r,,,o,,.s oC The la,,.
~ yy;ta3 Site ~, ,n.itla hin, ia onto.
ut U 'no S'ilto |,.;,
'"y I"l'u y. ,5 ,,arso,, ,,zb, ,v,s r,,r,,
ar a 49,, t,. Io,l' olrra,o Erai +ha.n
" I ,-,,+,r, .,r ~, ,arera-r,r.
- L;,, h,d beer free and L.d lived IN
Io,,;sio,,, q oitiyap of / ,or,iaiana, citizen
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27
BY Alfred BouGgny.
TuiRT.nN VALUABLE LOTS OK GE0Vtn :hAR
T!H PAIR GROUNDS.
srCr.s>!uE up Ov:Dh prt.I~.
se.ca.. District Cou-: for tie Par. Q: ,s:ea's-
80. p GO.

DY ALFRED BOULlC1AT, AUCT10NEER--
ID Office No. Caronde!et strtet-Hi! be s"ld
at auction, OIL THURSDAY, Apul y. 1913. 1T
twelve. o'clock NJ, q. tf.e Merchants and Auc.
toneers' Exchange, Roya! stree. between Canal
snd Cr.stomhOus" streets. BY virtue and N pur'
snarcr OF On order of tie Hon. \. b. Tisaot,
Judge OF the Second District tou" for the paris
Of Ofleans dated December q 1872 No $3.50 " the
do, .et oi said court the following described prop
,ct.. 1-l"ngin. TO !hs above !nfn,!oltd succeS'
siOa to Wit
THIRTEEN LOTS o. CEOCND. fi:uat.' in 'ie
p irG District Q! - cry. II spulI. bounded oy
G.nti', road. abundance. T.eas'n" streets
and -. Bernard nd rar'a a,'rrcS 'hr Whole 's
n9r Dan. ohA... -. i. sA.iJ.t.d oG IL" 5,s II
eal..
Terms AID coudi ons one half cash. halaHcc ON
3 cred. Of one year. il notes secured 'F mortgage
on me property sold au:. bearing elght pc. cent
interest p,E annum from date rut. ptld, and i've
'Tr cent awytI'E :aS II "as" of s'' to' IN" "rIi'c
tioA 0t 81. notes. ne ta,e. Of !I2 to u" pa0 -
tl. rur, sers and Who MI have them sc4Nys II
IL TossesSGc d: =. II o'-l - prus".
tc-.or sgl. for. y Pt,Ot H. notary pubic a.
the :. pens. Of he ;li.l'hassr m!22 - APPS 2;
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27

Ny PI.iClDE J. P.:tE. ~ l'"E';-
- otAG" NJ. = tN%'i1"; =. 80 =! = !! "a. o. :
:, T,tn;;' ai.t.r F,nh9nql On -. Louis street
',et,.. iio. .. .i.t c.''.l tres 4tit.,5. - ...' ID
il pu's,.G'r 10 an "'a"r from w., hef. :. Il l.
.i.u-h of Orleans, .'it"a February !, '5:J, 20. i.e
.u,..rt Of thr roDy,. .u."..s-."i'. ~ vi
All. b.t.H!S. TITLES AND lH..ti ~ ~ IN
tn. sAi.5 -.",..~-". h..- ~ U;tE i'Et ~ ''I.. =
t-!a'.' ~ p.,- - "r,'lnl 81 ,y. - ~ '"ni'h
I!s'.tcr e. 'Gl-"tv i. -. ''i'a'' h"s,dr' ~ ~
u.' =! Jo-. J., -. fi.,a aIt :. tt"r, 1" -,'.' Is,
tJ.ya.aG "a, corner # N"-n"i. 49,. 'jos.ph!n'
street =. - 'U...-u'i'G. according 10 = az OF
LOUIS il. ...orv~r"f, .',t'd F'o.narF - y
t.Ir r;.f- !. .".3'.,N - :" "r nr.'I, ~ i"nt :
.1..}."- ..u,. ~. on yo4p'i4. ,re":, oy =" let
Il ,nr:5.z NJ. son, ani Hrp.h ~ ~. la
..,"r. a',: ~ ',.' - ;r!y;."- : H..''"r -" N"
,.l"h -ryar1"- :: ."l No pre- r. '-.''. - 70
Nj. John II - '.rT.
7. ~r!--, 49,, nu - SPOT
IL. together ~. '~:na. T. V.''.r'. -.'n'p. =, ne
''.'- i.z' "' llIrn,,eI. - L--I - = - - - - .
y,i."ABLF ;NPGDvFD PIX ,rTHTi ON OiLFhNS
~r.rET. BETWEEN !RlEtR Ah' ."HH SON
2rf:,'1><,.I, or "c. ~,HIv 4 EYSS,ItHr OR
T---,lr'.' j. -, =. "i'.' ~ \. u .ftr|3.
Second D!,.'.ut >'Li '.r '.'r 'a!i'i' "i "i."ans.
pY rlArlD" ; -'.HAR, a"',,H<.Eh7 +; :
Nar.'. O. -, At tN.i.- "..nch u. H',i W." sold
- ;i = tG..., .d..l,n f'.panE". 90 - '."ulS
street. i..tse.a 'n'r:,r, "..' H"Fa -ti'' s.. o'
VIVA, and y ntr5..r .,. t|Tu o.f'.. tr1i. .he
Hon. I. :, Tss't ''l'.,. =: -" H'.''i ''.'lct
Cour' i. = i.E.t"' ''' '. r"'" '"-.'' :, -. y
!. .h.,..'I ,il r.'.!Gtl. : ~ = .'l' u;
\ IsKVs,; 1T - G!.r''':D tar 'N"r WV
-. .I.l4'a.- sd .Int"".'iu. = 'h".'r'.. ,t'
"avs nr'N.".-'- i'I -'.'l-, ''''i ~" . 'lE
i'g -itua. -. -" @''"Hi' D. -; - ''' j.!
-. s.'..:.g" 800. - T.. "i''.. 'r.'' - 1T! !
II d Johnson -'t'.'. "r-.. .utt'h .: t'.' so IN a
plan dram b. '.-'. 'r-, ,..t H.. - '.: j..
j.. OFF, 70. :. !. ;,m-tli. .,'. '',a'. - tlI.
,v ..,d u :I,.-.rr t..-' = 'a.i..- .. '}''.
',.., I. ',. =. 4
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27
crsrorsopsu xew Orleans. March IL. "

CrsroEB ovsg New Orleans. March Il. 1878.
DY VAN SOLI<GEN o. CARPENTER.
ID Auctioneers.-The following goods having
mained in warehouse over three years, or un.
claimed over year. will be sold at public auc-
ton in ACCORDANCE with the regulations of the
Treasury Department, at warehouse No. !, Custom
house building, on THURSDAY April 10. 1873. at
1880 M
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27
AUCTION SALES.
By Nash q hodgson.

BRICK Sr0RB AND RESIDENCE OPPOSITE HVE.S
pURu MARKET, FOURTH DISTRICT. q. J-g !
LLC AUCTION.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27

Transient advertisements same terms IS 4 the
faaiiv Nonthly advertisements inserted 70. one
." Tberai commission allowed 70 those who send
IA clubs II Ave mora.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27

Wy HOFFMAN,, sIAR'ss &: CC.-sirX.
I'D Levy, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS No. 30 Char re-.
strcet.-Ou .HiDAI. Apri :. 1873. at ~ y. IL, wl.
n- sod q. No !3O RoyG' street. by v.rtU. oi an
ORDER OF the Hon 4. H. Dr'rN, Judge oT In" Disrlc.
Court of In" United s. ats 0: America 'or tn, Dis.
trict of Louisiana, s.t..l. II bankruptcy. dated
March y. iP-G {. W.T.
THE KNTIRH STICE " TRanE o. Cherries
GueIiueau, =, y. bau,.ptrv. "GE-'-f'n. ot ..l'.
chauiy.l .,u,. other Y.,.. Wagons. Eas,..- ...d
Fancy Goods.
T.. 'cy. 1. :! ~: any ..-s;>" N'.at-.",
Tern g. 81 sale. .u.S. =:
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27
SUCCESSION JOHN poEtL. DRcgAst~-

Second District Cour. for the Parish ~! ''''.''.'
Docket No. $685..
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27

nr,,ly ad,rl.is.in.nts. inserted every e'htE
Az 70 be- charged two-t'iTGs OF 'he "o'ye rae
Ss.coud page mcu.nly &GF'Fs!se:i"hsT' '"o"
eIran eIrn,sjcnI adycrtis.rer.s havir the 'un or tue
,,.ner first insertion Z, 20 per square "@c1 .u'se
nuent insertion sey'ntE E-h'" ora ~ Pc. HIn -,
Second page transient ad'Si''s' h''1'''
oertion 81 so per square. .., On y.
OnS. eSIar advrrii.Drs who advertise largely, VII
30 s7oWed such G.5couut from ahov. 'ai9r5 VA, &
siept rates asn..y he agreed upon; pIoVIuEV ta,mt
IN No case shall such scoUUt exceed s""ht! Nv"
per cent. %. o,y.,.;z.-,e-.s % l..
charged twenty cents pr line oa"! ..I''' '''H'
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27
AUCTION SALES.
By Van Solingen & Carpenter.

sALB oP w4RBHoUsED AND UNCLAIMED
GOODS.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27
pYrLAcIDE ). SPEAR. AucrlogEEF

:e.o.d r,..tc, .o.rt Tor r.. Par: I: V'i".-.-
No ?. I.+,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN,

is published every satlda; morning, ana coma @ rs
+nriaIs local nlatlais OF general pubic interest.
IIrrcal and norctary Teports and every tAlug
~, nnnear. In me Day except such items as ere
.Eat IN. % ~ Io T,,nrc moment The WEEKLY RE-.
euBLICAN is IN excellent family paper. valuable
ss yveu for instruction and amusement as h.ioEIna'
4IL.r N hn clII.,Li tn.ic, OF The Day.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27
By P!acide J. Spear.

REAL ESTATR N THE THiR!. DiNrk -IT.
.VC,h:$lC: q! CHARLES D. B.IANir AND
WIFE.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27

0rg LOT op UNFINISHED C.RRlAGrs. JERSEY
WAGONS. ETC. ONE LARGE 10! or NEW
AND OLD IRON. aND EVERYTHING BHL":''-
ING CsAHL4UR M.ECFACTORY.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27

TWO STORY BRICK RES;oBEJH ASD TW" w.
ViE!K LOTS or GI1IHD. on !."i'.-'. .'s'':
Fourth District.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27

se.ea. o.-.r;c: cour; 'og The 9a..s! o: e.. s--e
No. y i9p.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27
~ 3. IL. &, 3. J. Montgomery.

C,.I'A.H-, ,iIfC!'.>. TOP hS' OPEN BUG.
..s, BAKERS CtRT. BRETTS. VICTORIA
r,POUCHRS IFKS.i WAGONS. Ph.kTGGS.
GRU,r.S Wa4rSS. ONK SILVER.MuCN1ED
UY1PeE. Pr.E, ROSEWOOD AND MH-AiIc
C0E..ES
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27

srCcTSs,oS cp DIR. Nj 81. BOWLER. ~ .asIs
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27

No - III
-NY NASH tk iDD(iSUS, ". f'Yt'>':.
- sr.'i"u.e:--OI1.. .". ! C.ra...!. - .tT' 9.--
q, SATURDAY, Aprii :. 1913. az fw..'" C'.o's
" =. -l- St. Charl-. Auction Exchange. y, 20
=. se.nant ROY unda of IN, 81 Char Hotel. ~ - ~
c!.y by girtue and III pursuance u 80 "st..' q.
H." l. I, z .sOt, il.br. o: tAt :e'u.: ..sfT.'s
corr for the parish ~ orleans dated i,' Z -.
~ docket No 81 l27. for a'gouu: a - .sS.1
su.C. : s,an at pubic auction. "'i. b" Sold
T6I1 Lou.s..ua 5iutua InSl.r!:'- tc~!"9
scrip. 1919.
$3.50 Nr:oaGnrs ant H,n"'a"'n1ei.' " - =
s-,g..u,e Company ..gl. u IMc!Hn.i.. :."' -
.G-7.
Ter,n.-C:sh IN United state. treasury n"'"., %
,bs aDut .n,.. ~
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27

Advertisements.

One year, 80 SIX months. So 80.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-24

"Thc Secretary Of the Commonwealth h
will have all the votes counted and arranged,
and it will be an easy matter Tor tue Legs
laturc to sum them up. The spc2kcrshil
and clcrkship of the House, &c, wifi all be
arranged in caucus beforehand, and the roll
can soon BE- called, and the slip is ailoat. -
Page Courier.
There is where YOU arc in error. The
Secretary of the Commonwealth would not
dare to open the returns. The Constitution
requires them to he opened and the vote tc
be counted i'll the presence OF the two
Houses Of the General Assembly. But it il
useless to argue constitutional questions
with psopIc who do not know that law, to
he constitutional, must be constitutional
whether the one or the other Of The two
political parties have majoritEsin the LcsS'
laturc, and whether the Houses can be or
sanZed in one day or in ten.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-24
Tnterest on Deposits

The Clearing House Association oil Ne"
York held Il meeting on Thursday to con
slider previous report OF u committee OF Tho
body OH the subject Of proposed amend
ments in the rules and regulations OF bank
inr. We have already noticed this report
Some imnaterial amendments were mace
in one or two points In the important
matter of interest upon deposits it WAS pro
posed TO amend the article prohibiting any
interest upon deposits by allowing tdfeG PEI
cent. upon them. The proposition WINS ac'
reatcd by nearly unanimous vote.
The idea of the New York banks is tlrsli
no interest should be paid upon deposits.
We believe that is the general opinion Of
the national banks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-24
Northern FrOstS.

Already the Erie canal is closed. 1t is
earlier than usual for the commencement OF
that embargo Of ice which suspcnds trans
portation on the Erie canal for five months
in the year. The event caught aVast amount
of produce in transitu, which Will not be re-
leased until May next, unless, indeed, it be
transferred to some railway TO be taken to its
destination. Aud yet the canal during its
seven months operations conveys an amount
of freight equal to that Of nearly AL the rail
ways in the Union for twelve months. How
important, then, is water transportation 10
the producers OF the teemiug West
Virginia offers TO the Union and to that
great %rauarv OF the nation, the West and
Northwest, Il line of water transportation
which, upon an average, would be congcalcd
about fifteen days in the year. She offers it
with $40, 100000 already expended upon it,
and completed one-thir'l of the entire dis
lance. Will this offer be rejected by the
Government? Nothing short of blindness
or, what is worse, local jealousy could
cause the rejection of such IN offer. The
route she offers opens an added outlet to
market for the farmers of the Northwest,
and, indeed, tie very best that can be made
in the country. In time Of war it would be
Invaluable to the nation, and i'll time of peace
it would be amongst the chief means for the
development of national wealth, if not til,
worry host of them all.
Congress should not fail to consider thai
now, in the very critical period of the trans
mission of the immense results Of western
industry to market, the chief artery o.
transpol tation between 'hc Mississippi anC
the Atlantic is closed for IL season.
1t is Il fact deserving consideration.
On this subject the New York Times Of
Friday says:
~' Thick ice is reported III several points on
The Erie canal, and unless there is a speedy
and decided moderation in the weather
navigation must be considered closed for the
season. Last year the canal was not finally
closed until the Ist of December, and even
then the stopEage came so early that Il large
| amount Of grain was caught by the ice
II Inc close OF navigation this year is nearly
two weeks earlier, rs now appears probable
lie disaster must nc mitch greater. il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-24

The Spanish Republic is bother with
supcr-cmincnt fanatics and philosophic
newspaper managers. CASTELAR,. who Is u
student and orator Of the most inlamma-
tory order, and who, like an upset lamp OF
kerosene, is most dangerous to those who
are nearest, is looked upon rs amodel of a
Republican statesman. He has saved
Spain-not yet saved; and has republicans
lied her though she is not yet republican,
lied. When will the philanthropists and the
enthusiast editors learn wisdom?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-24
=" RlliOus.'

| A partisan telegram from Washington to
northern Republican journals represents that
II e Republican party is promised Il triumph
!, Texas because of the "rcbcllious clarac-
tcr[' of the speech res of " Democratic lead
ors,' This is the old trick. The cunning
tricks, crs who are appointed to I" fire the
ruhlir heart" against the South are "ineyl.
fable ,'-they are always on hand.
"Rt bcllious' against what? Have we a
king who can do no wrong, and against
whom II, one can speak without being looked
upon as r, ,bclhous? IL, it a rebellion to speak
against p; uty policy, or even against law
that 3, sncakc y nsly regard as Objectionable
What are our elections for but to secure
good lawmakers and TO amend and i'm
prove laws and policies? That is the
object and in tent OF clcctions--thC
very essence of l'epu blicanisln-and those
who can point out de tects in laws and car
help to put better III en- into Office, should
they fail to do so, will be guilty of the gross
est treaclcry to the Government under
which they live But Il lis is called rebellion
bv the trieksters. who would always kceI
nm the rancors of the war that they may hold
office and fat,en on the 81 oils of the Govern
ment Even the late NJ. HUGHES, in his
speeches, (and Mr.. HUGHES is thought TO be
. smooth, moderate man, tyed opposition
to the Republican party ma ''ures as hight
ing the Government"
We'll. we Shall see whether the lnd@pend'
cnt criticism Of public measures Is consider cd
{: rehclIious" in Texas. The Government
is quite solid enough; but wheo IL sna'l
come to be considered rehellious to oppose
public measure of the ruling party the
Government will indeed be arbitrary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-24
New Books.

4 Nan Of Honor. BY GEORGE CARY EGGLE-
sroS. Illustrated. ORANGE, JUDD " Co.
New York. 1873
4 new, fresh, aud animated delineation OF
what seems to be attracting special attention
at this timc-Virginia Countrywide, with all
its peculiariles, idiosyncrasies, and hui
morS.' Mr.. EGGLEsToS, the author, comes OF
the Virginia family of that name, and writes
with the ease and truth to nature of one to
the manner born. His hero, ROBERT PAGE
BROOK, is Il young gentleman OF the North,
with large Virginia connection, whom he
proceeds to visit; and his adventures in
vovc description of peculiar characters
and habitudcs such is are met with nowhere
out of the charmed mosphere of the
Old Dominion. The picture is drawn
with strong dramatic force, and is true
to the life. The humors, the oddities,
the ccccntricities, the impulsivc feeling, cor
dial hospitality, and arstocratic" tenden-
cics of his cbaracters-especaly the temi-
nine portion-arc deincated with rare nc
curacy and freshness. The book is, indeed.
regarded from this point OF view, possessed
of very uncommon merit. 1t is wholly free
from The "scnsationalism of romantic fic-
ton to-day-keeps close to nature-and the
plot evolves itself as life does, not in, but
outside of, books. The reader familiar with
our Countrywide cannot fail to see this. The
characters are portraits, and strong por-
traits. .'Cousin SuplE" is the Virginia girl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-24

herself. "Cousin SARAH Ann" is q tcrna-
CANT such rs every one possesses in his own
family as Mr.. TnAcKERAY says. anu fAGGY
RAsEs," the gambler. blackleg. jockey, and
hanger.on to tAe skirts of good society, Is
among The hest and trucst deliberations in
recent fiction.
We cordially recommend this virginia
book, by Virginia author, 10 Virginia read
ers. as a story Of very great interest. The
style is easy, flowing, and graceful; the
whole tone of the book that OF the expert
enced storv-teIIer. Mr.. EGGLEsroS has GER
tainly had an admirable success in hrst
book. An initial performance in letters of
such merit gives reasonable promise OF lit
crary career of high distinction.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-24

is ssid that nearly 100000 bushels OF
grain, now in the canal. must be shipped ny
rail, or remain ia the boats until spring. In
either case the loss will be severe. Many
thousands of men are thrown out OF employ
ment by the closing of the canals, ana IL Is
dollbly unfortunate that the stoppage comes
so much earlier this year, when all branches
Of business are so much depressed. But, on
the other baud. it must be admitted that the
suspension of traffic in this quarter VIII sci
good deal of money free, and probably
make it abundant before Christmas"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-24
DANIC! PANIC!

n y
JULIUS SYCLE has yrst received from New
York auctions large stock OF FoREiIS ana Do
MESTIC DRY GOODS, which will bc sold at panic
prices.
BLACK tiROS-GRAIS SILKS,
BLACK and CoLoEED SILKS.
DRESS GOODS.
S,TTEESs. DIAGOSALS, CAMEL's HAIR, 4 new
goods
EMPREss CLOTHS, Moss CoLoRs, ALrAcAs, and
SILK POPLTSS. x,
CASHMEREs. SATTEENE. EMPRESS CLOTHS,
SEDaS REPS. AUSTRALIAN CLOTHS. AMI GRAPE
CLOTHS. Also. L full line of BLACK ALPACAS,
WHITE AND CoL0RED FLANSELs.
PLAIN AND PLAID OPERA FLASSELS;
WELSH ASD SHAKER FLASNELS.
BED BLANKETS, COLORICD BLANKETS,
QUILTS, and CUMFoRTEi:s.
CASSiQERES.
In CASSIMERES we have a fun assortment At al
prices
SIIAwLs and CLoAKS. ne " styles:
BALMORAL aud BOCLEy ARD SKIRTS.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
in CAMERIC EDGISGS AND REAL FAEEE-
CIEySE$ LACEs:
KID tiLOvEs-oilr own importa:ion:
GESTLEMETS aud LADIES UNDERWEAR. Il full
line:
My stock is complete in every department. aud
offer special Inducements 10 all In want Of DRY
GOODS. JULIUS SftLE.
4lJ Broad street. between Fourth and Fifth.
statesmen: !. j. Turner, ". u. Powers. john
y. Gary, George Z. B;Gby J.. j. Stern. Miss II.
Stern. no -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-24

MIR. L. Il. WooDs0S, oil AppomattoH,
sends us long letter TO deny emphatically
VIAToR's statement that he was elected
CONFERENCE.-The attorney by negro votes.
He claims to be 4 good Conservative, and
SAYS there We're no nominations made in Ap-
pomattox except for the House of Delegates.
If there had been. his claims would have
been submitted to the Conservative conven-