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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-03-22

Senator Morton 10 svsey much
improved in health, snd y walk
ing ,lar hekser than he hes q any
time sines 1885. His physician
feels confident Of HE complete re-
covory. ss sds
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-03-22

Judge Riohardson'sa balance
March 18th, shows The volume Of
legal tenders to have besn reduced
! 80, 900 since the rI2sh. HE par-
pose b to reduce Il sbout 81, ,0OO,-
600 more within = reasonable tlms,
making the volume 4sS6, ,000. 900.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-03-22

g "a Washing gson, the other dsy, .
female member ofa colorsd the
atricd troupe wentiato : dry goods
store ard. called for, some Aesh
colored hosssf The clerk placed
before her : box OF blsck stock
ings, and that impairment young
man has never been able 70 tell
whether he WAS blown up 81 nitro~
glycerine or vss struck BY : shot
from 1 seventy-pqnnd der.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-03-22

A lazy dyspeptic was bewaiiiug his o~u
misfortune, and speaking with friend upon
the lsttsr's hearty appearance. Whist DO
you do to make yourself 30 strong and
heaithyr inquired the dyspeptie. Live on
fruit alone,' answered tho friend What
kind of fruitr The fruit oi industry, and
an nsvsr troubled ith,indigestiop.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-03-22
Benton and Sumner.

Perhaps nothing better illus
trates the perman ent character OF
the United States Senate than
these facts: On the 4th Of March,
1891, Thomas Benton took his
seat as one of the United States
Senators from Missouri, then just
admitted into the Union. He re-
mained q member Of that body
until the 4th Of March, 1851, . Pc
riod OF thirty years, embracing
five successive Senatorial terms.
On that same day Charles Sum-
ner appeared as Senator elect from
Massachusetts. His present term
Of service does not expire until the
4th of March, 1875. when he will
then have been in the Senate four
terms, or twenty -four years. Thus
it appears that two men have been
consesutively members Of the
American Senate for 6fty.fouE
years. This, in duration, exceeds
In length 0f time the average Pc
riod Of English Peerages in the
House of Lords. Almost two
thirds of the exi stance or the
United States Senate has been
within the province Of these two
men. ss participants in its ard uous
duties.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-03-22

81 . 5''5s aFsa e'sy aVRd
.saaH Il q ss4ssss aafigas. :;
sssaas s.sg sEsfFysia,1ss aAA .paH
sx sseI = g q; -
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-03-22

Kind wordat They ars blessed
things. Speak then svsrY day.
Scatter them Ike saabsans every
where. They plsssS otiscg, aad
then resatn . bleis youf own
heart. Kind words forsvses
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-03-22

WHO SHOULD READ NOVELS.
Prof. Swing delivered . lecture on the
"Novel,'' at Chicago, on the 18th inst, from
which we extract the id owing:
The question, "who should read novelsT'
is absurd, As it is generally meant. 1t is
just the Same as. who should read poetry3
or who should look at picturesf Novels cf
simple passion nobody should read. Novels
where love presides over feast Of philoso-
ply everybody should read, especially any
whom traffic, or selfdsness. or Law. or =
narrow theology has reduced to the condition
sickly, and about to 60 dry. Laughter.
| The confirmed Iovel, reader and the con-
irmed novel hater are alike trail. To be
the slave of the novel is . grand insult to the
height and depth and breadth Of the world
In this connection he would prescribe for
Prof. Tyndall . course Of five years Of good
novels. (Laughter.)
/ The best rule in noycl reading is love ol
beauty and OF good. You do not want 10
; be such Presbyterian that you cannot see
anything on the horizon but . colossal
statue of John Calvin. (Laughter.) At the
same time yoa do not want TO be such .
Baptist that the only vision upon your eye
will be that of John crying 10 the wilderness
whose raiment was camel's hair, and whose
Neat was locusts and wild honey daughter
The heart must be expansive to take in thu
beauty of the truth ~ we'll - the simple
reality.
Ii billy countries the heart wishes 10 x
! to the summit that il may escape imprison
ment and zee all beauty in hai uony At it,
! feet. In music stand not too near the bass
voice, that the pnre soprano beyond canno
get the waves of the spirit into thy sense
Stand mot 40 near the soprano that th,
sweet alto cannot weave her gentle spe!
about thy willing soul. But in the twiligh
that transforms mortals into angels, pusl
them all way from thy shore into their gar
landed boat, and then wher they are al
4 equally near and equally fai from thee, wait
ing upon the peaceful beach, the four voice
will come blended into Q harmony, and "a
into the night they will Gil thy soul with jo..
and with pensiveness-joy that the world i
% beautiful, and pensiveness that lite 10 O
short. loud applause tl
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ST. JAMES
III @ II e l.,
RE-OPENED ON THE
1UROPDAN PLAN,
Cor. Penn,n Ave, 4 9th -.
WASHINGTON, o. o.

s9ylIS HOTEL has heeu ciosei sicss
j April last, and has. during the past sum.
wer, undergone the most thorough ronpoya-
tion. Il has been refurnished with elegant
Walnut Marble Top furniture, spring beds,
velvss and Brussels carpets.
Toe faFniturs end appointments throughout
have been manufactured 70 order expressly
cry. The rooms ars arranged ep ssise and sins
gle, and will be rented from 81. % TO t5.o0
per day ncluding private paFIor.)
A epaci0os Lsdies' aud Gentlcmen's DininG
Room, 0entlemen's Restaurant, Lunch and
Rsfreshment Saloons are conveniently arrong-
ed. where all meals are served a "a cdrss.
A liberal discount viii b made 70 those de-
WOODBURY. DUREN,
Svs iPropristorse
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!4sIes ssss ~
s18 IS - asa ssSf ~sos
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-03-22

Improve aesvousd 9so oXist trspsouine fIoa
Q theGov- his yossgi ~aGgtlafp 1BeSwsald
laripg the lsyss ilfrts 1ialats-sl1Esa 2dv
=: For the dhssitGtso = Aloak stnise ~ .annly
against it, gavs h1s haibaDdN inx1Uos S6hrs
iash and partial Sasee:b1 sd5iii iotf s1Ill
: returned promiSs aoCtDnsa1ttfosU9ann I
J, but tho kca1 hJf7tsI - bsfrov sanss .-ies
ffa adns,$ 49, =
- thss., / 3 ,few lew nonshs lge, s 9aess
lid against .s4il5 ,6sar;SpM ~ ~ es. :
.. / see tStfsFr' hss III h E2esa5ssa ol
o. hacn- thunder. q 8 sslES ESsssat: daS%Dee2hsr'
me MASON stHes, sir,' = ~ 90 r{Snsce1RI fsply,
'.e' accom- eve Keep them tPeraSF Is Z seitoh he
'1s \, H.,no 2. me iiss e prataai !1lias M
ny ns1mo horses" = = 81
night last, = --------.-- -
onr tows. a Detroit sbstshsr lhss sien
ter Fettas hanging over his rstaifscalS6 whach
nd to Har- reads: "a false batlasce = an
ng among abomination to the Lord, bat : jasa
embers Of weight i HE delight" (Provsrbs
~ to make chap. ii, LEE verse) The psblic
Or At any win withhold judemsat, aotwith-
can, March sanding The sign. unit they hsal
from The City Ssalsx.
1 -44
.ouu )" A ten yesr-old, boastine % I
- ..0 o schoolmate Of his father's accom-
'ons,' plishments, put II thus: NY
: p,oo father can do almost anything
~. =, 'ao He's notary public, and he's ,
.so" ""'oa 'pothecary, and can pull teeth and
.essu. !. he's . horse doctor, and he caa
:. u'e'e.0 mend wagons and things. and b,
'ue ounce can play the fiddle, and he'sA jack
ouy ass ct al trades" se''s
le officer. The Madison s'Courissn ssys Ii,
FIRST case under the new hquo
'onzes the Law WAS tried before squire ,Lincl
cnsnse IN yesterday. The defendent Mal
no govern fined Ave dollars and cost, amount
view OF ing to something near .eighteel
from tne dollars, for appearing on tie sseee
: agreeable intoxicated.
:, hvossne Of tAs Casrsaey.
'..,s... Judge Richardson's, balanc'
81 = March 18th, shows the volume o
! - ii legal tenders to have tesn redseet
K that peo. $4,000 since the -I2sh. His pas
:ssv nova pose y to reduce e shout 81, 600
nd two or 600 more within = reasonable tlms
ine, or halt making the volume $3.50 sOO0. 900
IN odn00 or - ~ ~sws .s,. os2--sss4
,,ra :, ~. III ~ asnsn son' tne oSneF 0ay,
anu my - female member Of :. oolorsd thu
mas 20 90 latrical tronne vent into 4 drv sood
through - -, 3, ~
IN tha ssose s's.sa oe"ec. ios so1'a -
: coiored noses5 aIhss clerk place
y .no neg before her box Of blsck Stock
% has not inc. and thai irner4;n.r& vcr,
man has nesss-besn able 70 e
whether he WAS blown up ~ nitro
|. M;eh,cs glycertne or vss struck by she
lives. Was from seventy-pqnnder- se
sorsec',ons The Hsnd1istsi eosat5 Uo'ss:
..a sns com ~. no retail saloon g ttssn g twsat
Of the sin ;c.r.. o,,..,,o, sssf 49, 3 o..
oo1-sneet ofe' ~ Nm 80 An ..oss. -.
corrsos os =, which =. bat littl, ,,.ov,d a.. !
Id oblIoe." loon. mese <nrefnl = vheua the1 u
rahs .mopr - -. - =
Eo6table re- AZ mnsoss . nsse'ng q 9s fFisaas
.ga the afate t~sz ~ s.e.s ~
- 10 CInc,n d ftss wbty, NJ iats "a su.d,
onvs rt,ors law has aroused ths ssnpsssaes elsns.
ferty coo are fOfg0ttoug and the boDt boop
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EKILY FAITHFUL.

Her W ork and Hesseic- The Satur-
day Aftcrnoea sLectnre-On and
On the Platform
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-05
STATE NEWS.

Every track hand on the Alexandria
and Fredericksburg railroad has struck for
higher wages.
Mrs. Ella Inch, the wife Of naval
officer, died at her residence in Alexandra
on 3rd inst.
Yesterday evening, about 7 o'clock,
Mr.. Frank Wyatt, worthy citizen Of
Newtown, in attempting to repair broken
derrick used for hoisting iron from school,
ner at the New York steamers wharf, in
Norfolk, fell therefrom distance of about
thirty feet on pile of iron and was very
seriously injured. No bones were broken,
but it is supposed he is internally injured.
An attempt was made to set fire to the
house occupied by Mr.. +. M. Weldon, on
st. Asaph, between King and Cameron
streets. Alexandra, last night. Waste,
saturated with benzine, was placed in a
corner close to the fence and weatherboard-
ing. 1t burnt for while and went out.
An attempt was also made to burn an out
building on the premises of w. G. Stock,
on Fairfax street, by saturating some
boards with oil, and setting them on fire.
This also proved unsuccessful.
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Telegraph summary

| n
george Macdonald, the Bank of Eng
ianu iorgei, has been taken from Fort
N ~. ana put on board the steamship
minnesota, winch sailed on Wednesday. in
charge arr oil TWO London police officers.
mere was SPECIAL meeting of the cabi-
net yesterday with all the members pres
e'lt except secretary Belknap, for the pur-
pose OF a consultation with the civil SER
vice commission n relation to the proposed
mGdiilcatlons and changes in civil service
rGles. various amendments to the rules
auopIea ny the board were approved by
the PRESIDENT and cabinet. 1t is under
stooa the board have given careful consid-
eIatloh 10 inc SUBJECT OF securing an equa-
PIE dlSIriontlon OF ONCE as regards local.
NV, ana tiat the views OF the cabinet, SO
lar as expressed, are IN accord with those
Oh the board. The modified rules will
not De promulgated by the President until
after the next meeting OF the cabinet.
, Inc President will not leave for Long
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Tho Cholera ut Memphis.

MEMPHIS, June 4.-For the past ten
days disease has prevailed here which the
physicians at first pronounced cholera NOR
bus or malarial fever, but no alarm was
felt until yesterday, when the physicians
generally agreed that it was cholera, some
elias sing it sporadic" and others as Asiatic.
Thus far its ravages have been confined to
negroes and laboring classes. and in the alb
sence IF an organized board of health it is
difficult to estimate the number of fatal
cases. The doctors say the disease, if
promptly attended to, yields readily to
treatment. Among the latest victims was
George Moore, of the Memphis and Louis
vile transfer company, who died last night.
Reports from town below here on the
river say the disease prevails there also.
There is but little excitement in regard
to it,
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lon Against the ReIig.
GOrDOratiOu Bill.
THE NODOCS,
Captain Jack i'm IrOns-The Warm
spring Indians Indulge i'm a War
Dance.

Captain Jack I'm IrOns-The Warm
Dance.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 4.-The follow
ing dispatch is received here:
BA1LE's CAMP. TULE LAKE PENN
sULA, June p P. M.-The captves ress
NAMED at Applegate's Ranch. Captain
Jack and Schonchin were ironed together
and placed with the other warriors, in
small building adjoining Applegate's house,
under guard. Neither Captain Jack nor
Schonchin spoke word. Not muscle
of Jacks face moved. Scar-faced Charley
protested against the indignity in behalf of
his fellow captives, and said that none of
them intended to escape even if an oppor-
tunty offered. He obtained but little sat
isfaction, and retired in disgust.
The usual Sunday evening services of
the Warm Spring Indians were dispensed
with. Instead, they held a glorious war
dance until midnight. They leaped and
howled about the fire, and INDUCED in
other frantic demonstrations of delight.
All the military force of the expedition
will be united at this point. The cord of
General Canby's hat was found in Jacks
satchel. Colonel Green's capture was
made in Oregon, and Colonel Perry's in
California.
FAIRcHILD's RANCH, March 81 p.
M.-To-day | have paid visit to old
Sleepy, on one Of the small islands in Lit
tie Klamath lake. The old Indian told me
he had five Modocs on the island, and
would surrender them to John Fairchild as
soon as the latter returned from Clear
Lake. We saw one of the Indians,
Techuback. lie was badly wounded, and
will probably die.
Fairchild has just returned. Tomorrow
we will 60 for the last of the Modocs.
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Spicy.

General d. II. Hill, editor of the Char
lotte On. CO. Home, having INDUCED in
some ill-timed and very Objectionable ref.
ferences to the late Gen. Candy and other
distinguished dead of the Union army, and
having further referred to Senator Brown
low as paralytic and almost driveling
IDIOT" the invalid senator comes back at
the general in trepchant manner. After
defending Candy from Gen. Hill's assault,
he "goes in" as follows:
snow, General Hill, while you are
falsely accusing General Candy Of brutal
ity, propose to enlighten the public as to
your military record. While in command
in North Carolina, during the war, twenty
six white men were tried on the charge of
being loyal to the United States. No other
offense was alleged against them. They
were put on trial late in the afternoon, and
by the ver'' of drum-head court mar
tial, acti. /, under your orders, all were
hung until dead before breakfast the
next morning, without benefit of
clergy. Are you not beautiful
specimen to assail Candy on the score of
brutality? can think of nothing as SUI
premelY ridiculous, unless it would be for
you and your friend, Captain Jack, to write
a treatise on civilization for distribution
among the ku-klux of North Carolina. In
deed, if | did not know that you were in
North Carolina, should infer from the
brutality of your assault on Candy,
Thomas, and others, that you were in the
lava beds when it was written, and that the
article was the joint production of yourself
and Captain Jack.
y 4 4
II have noticed that you and others, who
have assailed Candy and Thomas since their
death, never insinuated charge rejecting
upon their personal characters while they
were living. To make accusations against
man after his death which you dared not
make while he was living would indicate
to unprejudiced minds that you are lalsi-
ferS or towards.
"As to myself, shall 60 on in the even
tenor of my way, and at the expiration of
my term in the Senate two years hence,
expect to revive the Knoxville Wing for the
especial benefit of men of your stamp"
We are sure the unchristian expressions
used towards General Candy and others by
General Hill find no endorsement in mag
unanimous southern hearts who are per-
fectly willing to let the "dead past bury
its dead" and many will concede that the
castigation administered to him by Brown
low is well-deserved. -Lynehbtug Repub-
lican, Conservative, June 4.
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L1BERAL1TY OF A RICHMOND MAN

LIBERALITY OF A RICHMOND MAN
HANDSOME DONATION TO THE UNI
vERsITY OF VIRGINIA.-We clip the
following from the Charlottesville Jefferso-
Man of the 4th instant: "Mr. Isaac b.
Cary, of Richmond, Virginia, has given to
the Society of Alumni, as an endowmei I
for the University of Virginia, property OF
the present value of $4,000, and in view
of its location and the rapid growth of
Richmond, its prospective value is very
much greater. Such an act of magnificent
generosity is worthy of the highest praise.
1t betokens noble heart, whose generous
impulses are guided by great wisdom, and
will hand down the name of Isaac B. Ca
rey to the remotest generations as wise
and noble benefactor of his race"
The Jeffersonian is in error as to the
names; it should be ISAAC l.. Carey" in
stead Of Isaac B. Carey.
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The Vienna scandal.

NEW YORK, June 4.-General Van
Buren, has written another letter, in which
he says: "a more indefensble outrage
than this whole treatment of himself and
his associate commissioners by the press
of this country he can't conceive. Con-
tracts for covering the courtyard and for
addition to the machinery hall at Vienna.
said by correspondent to have been given
upon an agreement that five per cent. was
to have been paid to the commissioner hay
ing charge of the job, were awarded by
Mr.. McElrath, who sat in Judgment on
former associates. He says that all charges
are mere base fabrications, and that neither
minister nor man shall wrest from him
with IMMUNITY the spotless reputation of q
life."
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YEAIBrpUz

is true. Ii is no humbug; the recipe ia printed
around each bottle A circular containing
certificates of wGDderful cures of rheumatism,
neuralgia, lock-iaw. sprains, swellings burns,
scalds, caked-breast, poisonous bites frozen feet
goRts salt-rheum, ear-ache, &C.. and the recipe
OF the Liniment will be sent gratis to any one.
1t is the most wonderful healing and pain-reliey-
ing agent the world has ever produced. 1t sells
article ever before did sell, and it sells be-
cause it does just what it pretends to do. One
bottle of the CsNTAuR LISMESr for animals
yellow wrapper) is worth hundred dollars for
spawned, strained or CALLED horses and mules,
and tor screw-wor1n IN sheep. No family or
stock-owner can afford to be without CRNTAUR
LINIMENT. J. B. ROSE & Co., 53 Broadway New
York.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Me- PERSONS LEAVING THE CITY FOB
THE SUMMER MONTHS CAN HAVE THE
STATE JOURNAL MAILED TO THEM
FOR FIFTY CENTS PER MONTH. THE
JOURNAL REACHES THE GREENBRIER
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, AND POINTS
BEYOND, ON THE LINE OF THE CHES-
APEAKE & OHIO RAILROAD, TWELVE
HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MORN
ING PAPERS.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
Oh D DOMINION BUSINESS COLLEGE
AND SCHOOL OF TRADE,
1917 MAIN STREET

The next session will commence OCTOBER
lsr. Young men prepared for immediate en-
trance TO the Counting. room and upon business
life Special attention given to the science OF
HOUSEKEEPING, as applied to every depart
ment OF trade and commerce also TO PRAC-
TICAII PENMANSHIP, COMMERCIAL,
ARITHMETIC, COMMERCIAL Law, BUS
MESS CUSTOMS, FORMS, &c.
Diplomas awarded under seal and by author
ity of law. For full particulars, address
G. MORRIS NICOL,
1e 6-sW&W4m President.
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[Com munjcated.1
RICHMOND. Jun

INICIIHOISI1t CUIU y.
10 tie Eiit0r Of The State J0uraA:
Dear Sir-President Grant has appoint.
ed Marshall Jewell, Ex-Governor OF Con-
necticut, minister to Russia, vice Orr, de.
ceased. Before being governor, Mr.. Jew
ell was tanner and wholesale leather
dealer and manufacturer. Ergo: Grant
and Jewell are relatives. Here is an OBJ
portunity for the opposition press to send
up united and universal howl. Will
they be able to resist it? We shall see.
QUERIST.
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LOUISIANA.
The State Debt.

New YORK, June GA New Orleans
special to the Journal Of Commerce says
that the amount requisite to pay the JAN
uary and February interest on the bonded
debt of the state, is deposited in the LOU
isiana National bank. Injunctions may
cause some delay, but the money is in the
hands of the fiscal agent. The dispatch
is signed by Charles Clinton, auditor.
Arkansas
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-05

HAMPTON NORMAL AND AGRICUL.
TURAL INsTITUTE.-We are indebted to
Gen. Armstrong, the principal of the
Hampton normal and agricultural insti-
tute, situated at Hampton, Va, for an
invitation to be present at the closing
exercises and cornerstone laying of the
new hall on the 18th instant.
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ING PAPER.

The estate Journal Will be delivered the
same evening of publication in any part of
the city or Manchester by reliable carriers, If
name and address is left ut our office, 9I2 1 p
iafn street, and In Petersburg if left with
our agent there; and can always be found on
sale in this city ut c. #. Johnston's, 9IS Main
street; wyatt Il Minors SIT Broad street;
news stand ut FOrd's hotel; Leon Schanp's
I4o2 Main street. and at our counter.
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MISSOURI.

Death Of An Actrcss-Tbe Insanity
Dodge.
ST. LOUIS, June 5.--NIlss Leo Hudson.
the equestrian actress, died here last even
ing. Her remains will be taken to Balti-
more.
Mrs. Fore. who was assailed by her hus-
band, will probably recover. lie pleads
insanity, and claims to be Captain Jack.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-05

ALLEGED MURDERERS ARRIVED
Detectives Knox and Wren arrived here
to-day at two o'clock, from Elkton, Cecil
county, Maryland, having in charge Law
renee Woodward and John Cooper, both
colored, charged with being accessories to
Harry Mitchell in the murder of Edward
Taylor, colored, by drowning him in the
ship-dock. These parties, together with
Mitchell, will have hearing before Justice
White tomorrow morning at the police
court.
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ARKANSAS.
The Arkansas Political Troubles,

LITTLE Rock, June 5.-Four judges of
the supreme court, Chief Judge Mcclure
dissenting, have decided that. the court had
no jurisdiction in the Baxter case. The
decision created general rejoicing. This
is considered the end of the trouble, and
hereafter Governor Baxter will be regarded
as governor without show of opposition.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE, I
RICHMOND, VA, May 3lst. 1879.

RICHM0ED, va, May 3Ist, 1873 5
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY
l. from 8 O'Clock a. m. to o'clock p. m from
the 10th day of June to the 30th, inclusive, for
the purpose of receiving from any person
the whole or one-half of the amount of tax
charged and that ten per cent. will be added to
the amount of tax charged, in eyerv case whore
the party assessed shall fail TO pay the whole or
ons-half within the time go limited.
To avoid crowd and pressure on the last few
days of the collection, the collector would re-
time specified and those having lists and
memorandum to leave will do SO, that their
bills may be selected and receipts made out.
JOHN F. REGNAULT,
my 3l-lm Collector.