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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-03
OLD FRIENDS At WORK.

This is the point at which the track-layers
going west receive their material, and we
have noted with interest that the engines Gu
gagged in this work are the David Anderson,
William Oycrton, Charles Elicit, z. II. Gill,
and Jefferson Kinney, which were among the
first u-ed OH the old Louisa road" and are
now appropriately engaged in finishing what
they begun nearly forty years ago. The
Frederick Harris, the oldest engine on the
road and the first ever run by the "Louisa"
Company, was hauled across the mountain
at Rocktish Gap TO lie run between that
point and Staunton before the tunnel was
completed. 1t was afterwards used as 4
construction" engine, and has now been
altered to "clmhcr," and sent around to
Huntington, where it is used to "shi(t ~
cars to and from the coal-dump.
We have stumbled on many curiositics
hercabouts, the most remarkable Of which
is huge sandstone boulder which lies on
the river-bank near our quarters, having
evidently rolled down from its perch
Oh the top Of the high mountain at whose
base it lies, and contains very curious geo.
logical marks. 1t is pierced through the
centre by hole six INCHES deep by fourteen
wide on one side, and OH the other four by
siX-thc diameter of the rock being about
fifteen feet. This hole on both sides con-
tains very curious marks regularly cut in the
rock, and very closely resembling those that
would be made by the scales OF SONS huge
serpent or fish. Indeed, TIE aperture looks
as ii some enormous serpent had pctrihed in
it. But the geologist of our party says that
it is most beautiful specimen of the /" Gala
mite "-the impression being made by the
bark of an immense reed which once filled
the hole.
We have heard many incidents illustrative
of the danger of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-03

NORTH BRITISH
IN ~, s.sa -f9g AND ssEst@s~s {Et *
MERCANTILE 1as a5F a l1 COMPANY 3t' a ''s
LONDON AND EDINBURGH. @. B. .EF 3

Gapial Sle0eeooa In gold; Invested In the uniseo
States ever ii 100000; deposited with Treasurer OF
Virginia, $5O,0es In United States bonds. re .
company, we are prepared 10 isaEe Its policies ss2inst
loss ar danags by lire on bald 1nereaapdise an,
personal property OF all kinds, on the most Hoeras
Lose equitsbay abused and promptly paid.
-T,3-s-;f-g.E.5' sf556 - ID. N.WALkER d Coz
IA oc - a s Gesl3 Mo- iGfa MGtn 6tree4.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-03
A VOTE OF THANKS.

May the Chesapeake and Ohio always have
men of such clear eyes, cool heads, steady
hands, and gentlemanly bearing! And when
they lay another last rail-" may we have as
charming trip. RICHMOND.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-03
THE SCENE AT TIE JUNCTION.

When our train reached the place of lazy
ing the last rail, just one thousand feet from
Sii!ler's ferry, there were gathered large
crowd of engineers, contractors, Iaborers,
and citizens among them few LADIES', who
were there to witness and rejoice in the great
event. 1t was an impressive scene. No
booming cannon, martial music, or waving
banners were there-the dignitaries of the
two Virginias were absent-the incIement
weather, the distance, and the uncertainty
of the time when the connection could be
made, deferred many who would gladly
have been present. No imposing" cere-
monies had been arranged. But there
was the chief engineer and some Of
bis ablest assistants, who had found a
path through the mountains and directed
til, construction of this splendid railway |;
there was the Bismarck Of railroad build
crs" Captain C. R. Mason) and many Of
the co-contractors and there We're many Of
the honest sons Of toll, whose brawny arms
had put into shape the splendid creations Of
the engineers genius, while the grand old
mountains looked down upon the scene, and
tie roaring river boiled below, seeming to
acknowledge that their reign had been
broken by skill, muscle, and perseverance,.
r REMARKS OF MAJOR wuITCoMB.
Major Whitcomb called the crowd to order,
and said:
"GentlemeD, one and al, -Thirty-six years
ago the first shovellul of earth was thrown
upon the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad by
Mr.. C. r. Mason, and have thought it emf
ncntly proper that he should drive the last
spike which connects the rails from the
Chesapeake with the Ohio river. l take this
occasion to thank you al!--engineers, Off
GERS, contractors, and each and every one
who has had n hand in this great work. 1t
is IN occasion solemn and impressive, and
one which should be celebrated with i'm
pressing ceremonies; but these ceremonies
must be deferred to another day. think,
however, we should recognize the hand of
Providence. which has so graciollsly blessed
us in this internal impi ovement, and there
fore suggest that we unite with our reverend
friend (poiuting to Rev. j. William Jones,
of RchmonG in returning thanks to Al
mighty God"
The propriely of selecting Captain Mason
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THE sALT-woRKs AND MINES.

on our way:
|. -: THE SALT-ToRKs AND MINES. .#
We had fine view Of the Salt-W o,ks
above Charleston, the coal" shoots" and
mines at different places, and many other
places of interest which we have not time for
now. at Coalsburg, where they ship now
ten thousand bushels of coal daily, and ex-
pect to increase it t0'twenty, we were pre-
Scented with flag appropriately Inscribed.
Some of our party went down into coal
mine, which is worked by small cars drawn
:by & mule 6. Mikc") forty inches high by
actual measurement, who seemed very much
ut home, and apparently feeling compll-
mented by our notice.
COAL FOR RICHMOND.
!: We took ON four cars loaded with the
finest specimens Of camel, splint, and btu
ninous coal the first Car having Oil it a
beautiful dag, and inscribed in large letters
g o for Richmond. The first coal ever
shipped from the Kanawt a Valley cast. SIC
!Seniper T1rdnnis." We presume that the
ouontion from the coat.of-arms of Virginia
was intended US hit at coal nonopolics.
Butwe must omit the many incidents that
crowd upon us and hurry on with the train
to the Kara VIA falls, where we spent the
night, through the New River canyon, which
is even grander On second view than it APP
peared at first, up the Grecnbrier, across the
Alleghanies, ard back again to dear Old Yir.
ginia and her: beautiful metropolis.
.--......-.,. VOTE OF THAMES.
But Iaust not lay aside my pencil before
expires ding the warm thanks of our, party
TO AIR, A. Fl. Perry, Major Fl. d. Whitcomb
CONDUCTOR J. e. Fitz, Engineer Thomas D,
lLall, and Dir. Baird, railroad telegraph ope:
/ rator at Bowers Ferry, for many fayors
rendered. ---
May the Chesapeake and Ohio always have
| men of such clear eyes, cool heads, steady
| hands, and gentlemanly bearing! And when
they lay another "last rail-" may we have as
| oh r,n innr Il trim '--,--- =. =. RIcuunHn ?
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From the James to the Ohio and
Back Again.
THE TRIP DE THEFIRsTTIEKouGH
@ TRAIN. ~ *. u,
HOW THE LAST SPIKE WAS DRIVEN.
JOY OF THE PEOPLE ALONG
THE LINE. $500
rEEE YOUNG CITY OF HUNTINGTON.
Sunday in the Noun tains-Grand
Scenery-The Salt Works and
Mines-The First Coal for Rich
mond-Incidents of the Trip.

Sc, &C., &C., &c.
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NAVIGATING NEW RIVER,

One day Colonel jack Jordan (whose ser.
vices Us an engineer were SO highly apprc-
ciated and whose death was so deeply Ia
menteG was swamped in batteau with a
negro boatman. Boldly selling vaise
which contained a considerable amount of
money he swan ashore and carried his mo-
nev with him. r..
Another one OF the engineers Captain
jones' was swamped, succeeded in getting
on large rock, and remained there twenty
four hours without rations before he was
rescued.
There is a current tradition that years ago
q distinguished citizen Of Virginia had his
boat wrecked on New river; that ne sue
oceded in swimming out, but that his trunk
floated onto rock, where it remained seven
years, no proffercd reward being sufficient
to induce these yenturesome mountaineerS
to attempt to get at II.
One of the numerous and probably tue
most dangerous of the rapids in this portion
of the river is called "Gid'S Defeat Shoals"
from the fact that, according to tradition,
many years ago n negro named Gideon
rashly attempted to stem the rushing tor
rent, but his boat was swamped, and be was
drowned in the whirling waters.
ought to have added in speaking of the
treacherous character of the navigation of
the New river that / have learned that
Scribner's artists in their vivid description of
the pleasures Of shooting the rapids"
omitted to state that they did not attempt
the feat be'o,o THIS point, and the natives
hereabouts suy that the river below is so
much rougher that one does not really know
what shooting the rapids" means until he
has tried it between here and the mouth Of
the river. Your correspondent does not
propose to attempt it either above or below
this point.
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On 10 tho Ohio!

con to the Ohio" was now the word, and
after q short stop at Milcr's ferry we crossed
the river on the splendid iron bridge, the
longest and finest Oh the whole road, and
moved down the southern bank OF New river
to its union with the Gauley to form the
Kanawba, eight miles below.
We now enter upon the widest part Of
the whole route We had thought the
scenery unsurpassed before, but over this
section of eight miles it is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-03
letter saGsn EristOi-GGOtIson.

= "uLD wlSTEH--A CASE OF M!ScEGENAT1oH--
HSrLLLASEOUS ITEMS.
iCnIy> rpni'n:" Of the Richmond D!spatchl
BRISTOL-G0uDS0S, J
LlncIN1A Am fEENkEscEE 7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-03


Our party are, Of course, very anxious to
get through; but after we have seen the
many and very great difficulties under
which, during long-continued bad weather,
the track-hyers have labored, the wonder is
that the great work is so near completion.
Indeed, we are fully satisfied that all in au-
thority here, from Chief Engineer Whit
comb to Messrs. Thomson and Mallory,
who have charge of the track-hyers, have
done everything in their power to hasten
the completion of the line. 49,, l',t, -: d.
Captain Cabell Breckenridge, upon whose
division the work will join, was out all
night last night giving his personal attention
to the hauling OF ties, and deserves especial
credit not only for his skill rs an engineer,
but also for his push aud enterprise 10 the
completion OF the track. seys is S.: s.
DUST above US, In tho mountains, there i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-03

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., FLOUR.-N
ID barrels PRIME VIRGINIA BUcKWHEAT
FLOUR a-s.t.51 ts...5. - - go go
BKIDGEWATER and DOVER MILLS FAMILY
BEEL LIEN TxxExTRAFLoUR, 8,
Il .s. ;a Wv sA'' E.&s. woRTHAM 4 90.
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cHAPPED HANDS.

In healthy condition the skin is kept
supple by an oily secretion, which answers
the same purpose as oiling leather. Dur
ing warm weather this secretion, in CON-
mon with all the other secretiens Of the
skin, is more abundant thanin cold. When
it is insufficient the skin becomes dry and
harsh and on those parts Of the body
where the skin is Thick and subject t.
motion as on the hands, ii readily cracks
or assures. The amount of this secretion
is so much reduced in cnld weather that
the frequent washing If the hands with
Saai, causes Them to chap readily. and this
| the more certainly ii the alp is not wash
ed "a. The alkali in soap is usually in ex
cess, and this combines with the oily Sc
erection, and 50 deprives the skin of its nat.
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from ehapping, then, be careful to wasl
all soap from them thoroughly in clear
water. This will ordinarily suffice; but, i
not, it will be necessary to make good th,
removed Ill by using KENNEDY'S SAIL
RHEUaI OINTMENT, sure cure for al
skin diseases If whatever name or nature
PRICE SO CENTS. Sold by druggists
| S.Idly
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Que 9ailg Atgns.
Monday, November II, 1879.


The ST Louis Republieaa claims that
Cuba has been for years, practically gov
eminent independent of Spain; also that
Cor years, the Cuban patriots have resisted
and deGed the Cuban and Spanish govern
mepts maintained government Of their
own are entitled to recognition; and that
the place to settle these matters Is in Ha
wanna, not Madrid. A strong feet o
American vessels in Cuban waters, witt
demands for redress for the murder o
American citizens, would fix the business
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Mr. KENNEDY. Dear Sir:-I sit down to pen you
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Prairie Weed you cent me last TALL has done me
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what have not been able to do for a long time.
our humble servant,
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THE NEW REMEDY FOE RUPTURE.

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and
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'T.TMAXl CLIMAX!
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NJ. MARIA LEACH.
Bosrox HIaHLAsDs, Oct. 1, 1877

On. KENNEDY. Dear Sir:-I hereby certify that
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cen months past, and believe that owe to your
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JAMES T. BIckHELL,
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The United States Senators whose terms

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Ohio, Maryland, Virginia, Mississippi, and
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When there Is no lung disease, and only Liver
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and Mandrake Pills sufficient, without the Pull
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DR.. Schenek who has enjoyed uninterrupted health
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BL Z D | N G
AT THE LUNGS CURED BY
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All advice given free of charge, but for thorough
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e. M. ROYNTON.
TURBINE WATER WHEEL.

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