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THE HOT SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY. VA.

have been improved and reitied for the season OF
1879 Tue waters vary iu temperature from TO TO llo
degrees
Thc BATHS have for nearly n century been used
in The treatment Of GOut, Rhcunlatiain, Paralysis,
Nenralgtn Diseases OF the Liver, Bladder, SEin anu
Womb: Old Injuries, Cutaneoiis Afectl0nsI Con-
Traction, of Muscles aud Joints, Chronic DisrrhGa,
&C., and lave attained worldwide celebrity Tor
their efficacy In curing and relieving such diseases.
The bathing ARRANGEMENTS extensive AMI cQIn-
piefe and Include the new feature OF MUD BATHS,
which are now attracting the especial attention OF
tha medI,aI profession and invBlfds.
THE DWIkkING WATERS include several va
rieties, among them spring Of chalyheaie alum
water, equal III not superor) to any or lis KIND IN
the United states.
For palupleis giving full description and analy-
sis of waters address s. e. TAKDY 81 CO.. Rich
mnna va or - JAMES A. AUGUST,
- " Hot springs, Bath county, Va.
my 0I tn Tll&S2n
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Death OF Mr.. RICHARD BALL..--fv. Rich
ard Hall. an old and highly respected clti
zen of Richmond, died at his former resi-
dence, on Broad street, yesterday morning
about o'clock.
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FELL DEAD.-Yesterd morning Luke
Bell (coIored), residipga ut No. 729 Carystreet,
came into his house from the yurd and sud
denly fell dead. Coroner Taylor was called,
hut It being evident that the deceased had
died from asthma, lie dreused an inquest
unnecessary. Bell was about sixty years OF
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GAuzE USDERsHrRTs AT +. Is. SPENCE & SONS
CHEAP LINEN COATS AT E. b. SPENCE i Suns
WHITE DUCK VESTS AT Z. b. SPENCE & SONS
CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS AT SPENCE s. SONS.
FURNISHING GOODS AT 4. b. SPENCE i SONS.
PEMBRuKE SHIRTS At +. B. SPENCE i SoE's.
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roo LATE FOR CLAssIFEcATIos.

pROAD. STREET ASSOCIATICN.-Thc
ID BROAD-sTREET ASSUCIAT!OS Is hereby
slIm moncd 10 meet at Monticello Hall TO-Sl4Hf
ut "a O'Clock Saturday. Punctual attendance h
rs the business before the Association VIII
b very Important and all citizens disposed to BE-
come ineuDers respectfully Invited 10 atschd'
1e Id-lt ..aE ta
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Go TO A. 4. ALLEN Il BROTHERS anu look fof
YOURSELF and SET what you thinh OF their styles and
prices ... ..-a.
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HusTlSGs CoURr.-This court met YeSter-
day, but transacted no business of special
interest. Horace Venable is to be sentenced
to-day
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. ALARGElLo OF NEW STYLES STRAW HATS just
received st A. A. ALLEN & BROTHERS, 1915 Main
street, -. ts.
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NOTARY PUBLIC APPoiETRD.--Ihe ssGoV'
es nor has appointed Mr. James p HaDkilis
a notary public for the county of Haillax.
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s A FRESH SuPPLI OF PEARL CASHMERE HATS
at u just received ut 1918 Main street, at A A AL
LEN & BRoTHER'S.
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1T is THE USCONTRADtCTkD TEoTiMoNiot the
citizens of Richmond aud State OF Frginia that the
photographs executed ut FRAisER's extensive gat
ery, opposite the pos;-oficc, arc unrivaed by an!
Price, 81 per dozen; large size, 81.
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RouND-ANp-RoUND HATS, the latest style 10
misses, at p. WEISIGER & Co.'S. ..
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.,a atIuALFrEp.--Mr. James L. Apperson quail.
fed as a notary public before the Hnstinss
Court yesterday, for the city OF, Richmond. .
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To TIE LAptEs.--Iust received the latest style nl
fans, iewelry, hir gentis' std gloves, scaris &c.
&c for sale al . greatly reduced price, 1t Il. IL
GRAsGEn's, es7f Broad street. Please give me .
m all cxamipe INV stock, deempare prices .s
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co TO Przz1sI,s If you wish fine, Juicy oranges.

THE LARGEST RETAIL sTotE ot HATS south o
New York at p. WEIsIGER Co.'S
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CHILpREN;S HATs.-The largest assortment il
Richmond at P. WEIsIGER Co.'s.
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p1yEAppLEs.-Youc can get some splendid pine.
apples at PlZzlSI'S.
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The RUSH CONTINUES AT FRAYsER'S for car
pictures ut 81 per dn1eu. Call and SEE him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-14

YELLOW wBANANAs.-PIzziNI has just received
fresh lot Of this delightful fruit. @
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A. .A.ALI.EN 6 BROTHER have the incest select
ed stock of straw and other summer styles hats to
be found in the city. and their prices remarkably
I,,1.- 10
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FASHIONABLE HArs.-All the late styles at p,
wrrsIGER & Co.'s. f.say5n
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Harpe7's and Leslie's Illustrated Weekly
for tnis week, and Popular Science Nonfasy,
for July, received from j. T. Ellyson, news,
dealer, ILL., Main street,
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AUCTION SALES. THIS DAY.

On nit sneq of real est,s nude b't'cesR IN, Isl q
Idnnary qnd 3othef JH,% tba tares for the pre-
sent year hureto be paid byhs purchaser; On
Of the Yeyr the tores hureto be pntd Jythe seller
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TUNNEL STABLE DESTROYED BIZ FIRE =
THREE Mules PERISH. Last night about ter,
minutes past II o'clock fire broke out in
the large wooden stable on the corner of
Marshall and Twenty-third streets belonging
to the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Com
paDy, and in which were kept all the mules
and other property used in the construction
of the tunnel under Church Hill. How the
fire originated we do not know, but the
building being of very combustible CHAR
acter, the fire spread rapidly, and in u
few minutes was u vast sheet of flame.
Twenty-Five or thirty mules were in the
building when the fire broke out, all Of
which except three were gotten out. Con-
siderable quantities of carts, harness. prov
ender. &C.. were destroyed. The building,
as well as small story and Il bali brick
house adjoining, and used in connection
with the stable, was wholly consumed.
The alarm was given from box u. Two
engines soon reached the scene, but neither
was put to work, a plug-stIeam doing ell the
service required. Fortunately, the night
WIS calm and no other buildings sufficiently
near to be in any very great danger. Owing
to the late hour we were unable to ascertain
the loss or the insurance.
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n, TuosE FINE BANANAS ean,e FROM rizzlSl's.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

+ IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
IL THE RICHMOND POST-OFFICE JUNE Il,
1873.
Persons calling for letters in this list will please
say "Advertised." If not called for In four weeks
they will be sent to the Dead-Letter Office In Wash
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LARGE PHOTOGRAPHS at FRATsER's ouly 81.
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1917. SUMMER. isfsl
diamond jewelry sets Of Plus, ar-drops. cluster
and solitaire rings and studs, at
HowLAT & Co.'s,
"a rsEe corner of Main and tenth streets.

LEAVE YOUR ORDERS ron ICE-cREAM with
PIZzINI early to-day. ,
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IN THE
!. M0IiNNAINa on YlRGINl.

MOUNTAINS OF VIRGINIA.
Jfs many natural attractions can be 70 Improved
and ornsueDtcd a. TO render this comparatively NJ
apy Paossssoa orr p. GooIRIcK, IL. D.. Of Bai.imors,
NL Residcnf Physician. 81; -.
TssMs: ss.so per day, &ls yer seek. 30 i,:er
meath for TIE monta f yaRs ar,ssf Idle
- -, -'''@ IiLI IiiOgfE. WIL30ASA C0WAA-
CtrExs:C 3A. opx s0fAsNs III HEILfAAl MApE,
WfLIask ~ HOSE. sg5z 4 IS: lla s.ssn
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NEW HYGEIA HOTEL,
- mppoIsT COMFORT, VIRGINIA.

This splendid new hotel Is uow open Nr sls.ots
The location Is beautiful, with fine 4, s.e IS,
dern ronyeniences of frst-class city hotel rcnuef
Il attractive 10 the Invalid or plcasurc-seeker.
TERMS 80 per day, szo per wssS: uyrrsne
t.,.,u PrUprietors.
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MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
ll SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
This delightful watering place Will be open for the

MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
M SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
This delightful watering place Will be open ior the
recc ption Of visitors on the
r., - FIRST DAY OF JUNE.
Extensive additions Of new furniture have been
added, and the proprietors are making every ar
ranceinept for tie comfort aud convenience OF yis-
urS I,I !. lie most beautiful and extensively
improved OF all the numerous watering places M
the mountains OF Virginia. The LAWN Is covered
with forest OF shade trees.
The COTTAGss are or different sizes and plans,
esp:li forming distinct Uuilding and presenting to
the eye q beautiful picture.
All the usual applisuecs for the C0af0RT aud
Amusement Of guests are provided, aud
EXPRESS, TICKET, POST AID TELEGBArA OFFICES
ARE FOUND HERE.
The BAR will be under the management or
THonSToS A. ATKINSON. and Will be supplied with
the BEST or LIQUORS. :,
BIG TUNNEL, OH the Virginia and Tennessee d.
vision OF tho Atlantic, Nistissippi ana Ohlo rail-
road Is the station 1t which you take the ears tor
The Spriugs-distant one and hall miles.
Rount-rip ticket, can be procured Ut OIL The Pftn-
cpaI towns and cities
& g. A. C0LHOUN,
Sor twelve years the resident partner at the AHe.
efany SpyfnRs will assume the management, ana
Re- tendsfs 10 his old pstroas cordial welcome ana
piedees hfy efforts render their stay pleasant We
propose Co haSr none but the moet expefteuceI
servant and our supplies Of every Description Niu
be selected from the beet ti+ country std sities ~
ford IL Il the ptent0n OF The ngw prgprieloss 10
| sVimprpre this property a. 70 make u tiie
| LEADING WATERlEd-PLACE
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lie secretary in reply TO question by
II. Potts as 10 the progress made in the
synpiution of his annual report on the trade
,"d commerce OF Richmond stated that Il
i,r2r portion of it was in the printers
hmds-,l,at it would comprise statistics for
~, aud for this year up to June--that be
Nas daily adding 10 ii 50 AZ to make 10 as
complete as pos>ibIe-that it would contain
.'anstcal tables relating to other cities and
towns in the State, and articles and intofma-
'Ipn on aud relating TO the water-poWer OF
Richmond. the james River Improvement,
i'.c James River and kanawha Canal, ana
other subjects of interest not only to the
nepple OF Richmond and the State, but to
people outside the State who are looking 10
Richmond as u place ipr the investment of
capital and as point to trade with--that ne
"o,liG have put The compilation 10 press
eLi!rr but tor being apprehensiye that the
Ilnds In the treasury OF the Chamber would
not suffice for that and other expenses, but
that now he hoped to be able to sell large
Number w citizens aud " visitors to the
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FOCAL MATTERS.

,rarntcr "f fCc,nmerce-Nectsn OS the
Ys,a,rt ut Wharfage-Th
r,hiIC Park chesapeake and Ohio
Ba,lrona rhc serresafy's Report on
,nc Trade and commerce Of Rich
,nonts-Eclny IN Loading aud I'm
&
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, Va
OPEN JUNE /, 1879.

l.. u. .1AhBNOD'tn'
my 3O-lm Proprietor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-07
alea, Orleans Republican.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE UNITED STATES
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF NEW ORLEANS
THE ELECTION FRAUDS.

Report OF the Committee of Colored CitiS
zens ON the Conduct OF the Late Eisc-
ton In the State OF Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-07
LAWS OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
No. =.


Prescribing the duties and powers OF the
Governor in relation to insubordin alton
in military organization constituting q
part Of the State militia.
SECTION |. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives of the State
of Louisiana in General Assembly convened,
That whenever any company regiment,
brigade, division or other military organ
ization created under the militia law now
IN force, and constituting a part of the mill
tia of the State of Louisiana, shall refuse
obedience to the commands of the Cover
nor or Acting Governor Of said State, when
such orders and commands are delivered
ard executed as prescribed in the law, the
Governor OF the State or the officers exer-
citlpg executive functions under the laws
and constitution is hereby author
lied and empowered, whenever he
shall have satisfactory evidence of
said disObedience. by proclamation or
military order. to disband said disobedient
or insubordiDate organization, if in his
Judgment such course is deemed advisable,
arms or stores or other property of the
StaSe held by said officers or organizations,
as part Of the State militia.
SEC. ,. BE it further enacted. etc. That
this act shall take effect from and after the
passage of the same.
iSigned) CHARLES w. LOWELL.
Speaker OF theoHouse of Representatives.
tSigned) A. B. HARRIS,
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Senate.
Approved January {. 1873.
iSigned) ?. B. S. PINCHBACk.
Lieutenant Governor and Acting Governor
of the State of Louisiana
4 true copy:
Z. Is. MENTz.
Assistant Secretary Of State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-07
No 81.
An ACT

Appropriating nineteen thousand and FIVE
hundred dollars, or so much thereof as
may be necessary, TO enable the Auditor
OF Public Accounts to make and exact
prompt settlements with tax collectors.
WHEREAS, Certain appropriations for pur-
poses, as hereinafter enumerated, made TO
compensate tax collectors, sheritfs, district
clerks and the recorders of the different
parishes Of the State (other than the parish
of Orleans have been exhausted; and
. Whereas. Additional appropriations are
necessary before settlements c2n be made
with all the tax collectors by the Auditor
OF Public Accounts; therefore,
SECTION l. Be it enacted BY the Senate
and House of Representatives of the State
of Louisiana in General Assembly convened.
That the sum OF nineteen thousand and I've
hundred dollars, or SO much thereof as may
be necessary, be and are hereby appr0-
priated, out Of funds az hereinafter >speci-
fed ami for the following purposes. to2wit:
appropriation from the general fund, Me
current school fund, the interest tax funG
the levee tax fund, and the special levee
tax fund, TO tax collectors as compensation
allowed by law for making the assessment
OF taxable property, eight thousand dollars.
or SO much thereof as may be necessary.
Appropriation from the general funds,
the current school fund, the interest tax
funu ana the special tax fund to district
clerks, tie recorders and the sherifFs of the
different parishes fother than the parish OF
OrIeansi as compensation allowed BY law
for making assessments of the taxable
property in the several parishes other than
the parish OF Orleans, four thousand dol
lars, or 20 much thereof as NAV be neces-
sary.
appropriation ont Of any MONEYS in the
State treasury not otherwise Appropriated
10 pay expenses allowed By law, incurred
in cases where property sold to paw taxes
has been annUlleC, two >thousand five
hundred dollars, or so much thereof as
may be necessary.
Appropriation out of any MONEYS in the
State treasury. not othervise appropriated
TO pay The several parish recorders. al
lowed by law for recording list of forfeited
lands Tor non-payment OF State taxes and
i5T other recordatiOn done for The STATE
I've thousand dollars, or so much thereof
IS may lie necessary.
SIC ; Be it further enacted. etc, That
this act sail lake effect from and after In
passage.
tSignedl CHAS. ". HOWELL.
Speaker OF he House of Representatives
Signed \. 3. HARRIS.
Lieutenant Governor and President Of tie
Approved January {. 1872.
Signed P. B. 5. PINCEEACK.
Lieutenant Governor, Acting - rnor IF
the State Of louisiana.
4 true copy:
Z. +. H-sEZ,
A==Ls.Au: seeres.5S Q. s.-:y.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-07


From this white population is to be de-
Quoted an alien population Of over $4,000,
and also from 5000 to 5000 white Republi-
cans who vote the regular and sI2ight Re
publican ticket. The Democratic alliance
with Warmoth, after he had been repu-
dated by his own party which he attempted
10 Destroy, resulted in the appointment Of
Democratic supervisors of registration.
whose sole purpose and instructions were
70 use every means and measure in their
power TO suppress and overthrow the col
ored voters, and which instructions were
faithfully carried out by every means in
their power. In many parishes lcountiesl
where there was an uEdoubted and an uu.
questioned Republican majority, as demon
strsied by the previous elections OF 1867,
1868 and JS70. The original registration
and record books were destroyed in orier
TO procure a new and complete registration,
although the registration law requires that
no new registration shall be made without
parishes lcounticsl have been divided or
new parishes Icouu tiesl created.
This committee finds that in every parish
Gc0untyl where this new and completes regis
tration VAS had that tIUy Iouvftths of the
colorGd voters failed 70 obtain new registra-
ton, not from any fault of their own. We
md. in the carrying out OF the instructions
of the Stase supervisor q reglStraton-a
plant tool of Governor Warmoth's-the ,ol-
lowing damning facts:
Language is almost inadequate 10 convey
10 the people OF The State and nation the
various modes and means resOrtod 20. 70 De.
priVe citizens Of their inalienable rights TO
register and vote in accordance with the
dictates OF their conscience, These means
were resorted to in the case of colered men
only, and were Systematic throughout the
STATE, as. the following facts will show:
4 trAR0ulRn even If his hair " bl~A
With age, having approached supervisor
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-07

A letter from Cbristiana, Norway. of No
vember {, states that the Norwegian gov
eminent is preparing a winter expedition
bound to Spitzbergen with the view of res
cuing, if they be still alive, the crews of
eight vessels-whalers, sealers and others
which up TO the beginning of October had
not returned from their cruise to the Arctic
ocean, between the coast of Greenland and
Nova Zembla, TO Tromsoe, in Norway, the
port from which they started The Nor
wegian government has been rendered an
AiOus by the Ion-appearance OF these YES
sells, and has resolved to despatch this
expedition to snatch from death if possible
so many victims. Among these missing
vessels are TWO auxiliary ships ofeRrofessor
NOrdenskjolds expedition to the north pole,
one Of which is the Gladan, a transport brig
Of the Swedish navy, and the other the
Uncle Adam, g steam vessel freighted at
Gothenbourg. The vessel which has been
sent to their suecor is a steamer, the Albert,
with 9 crew Of thirty five men, under com
mand'of Captain Otto, of the Norwegian
navy.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-07
ArHnHsas.

We copy the following from the Wash
ington Chronicle:
While Democratic and Conservative
Journals are deyoting column after column
TO prove that Judge Durell is q scOundrel
and had no right to interfere in the contest
at New Orleans, and that the response of
the President to the courts appeal for aid
was fragrant usurpation, we are notified by
telegraph that the Conservatives in Arkan-
sas are making up case before and de-
handing the intercession of the federal
court against the action Of the State
authorities, whose legal power to count and
is equally strange, according to the reason
ing of the aforesaid journals, Judge Cald
well has agreed to give hearing o the
cOmplainants. And, strangest of all, not a
W ord of censure falls from the Democratic
journals aforesaid.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-07
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY I, 1878


point of distribution for the vast trade and
travel which will flow over it.
The Buffalo Bayou, BRACES and Colorado
railway, now operating as the Galveston,
Harrisburg and San Antonio railway
is completed from the junction with
the Houston. Tap and Bazoria rail
way, six miles from Houston, to
Columbus, distance of eighty miles.
This road is of the same gauge as the Hous-
ton and Great Northern and International,
atfording through connection via Houston
from its terminus. Il brings to our city the
important trade Of the lower Brazos and
Colorado valleys, and completes with the
road from Indianola for the freights of the
counties tributary 70 the Guadalupe river.
The Galveston and Houston railway is
fifty miles long, connects Galveston with
the city Of Houston. While most OF the
through business comes direct from foreign
and coast ports TO Houston via Buffalo
bayou, the trade Of Galveston with the IN
terror gives this road large business.