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{, RAJ siress Is LAID on Ins :. st,m ~ rural
coirerpoudenco inausuiatea Dy some papers.
They claim TO be OF extra vaiue on account Of
that feature, and are herslded abroad "a very
superior 20 the Ordinary psinstaking papers
that care more about giving enc item Of news
correctly than dozen unreliabls ones. Invid-
ious comparisons arc made for the purpose Of
showing their own superiority IN the way OF
collecting the news. DC. Some days ago cor
RESPONDENT Of the Detroit Tribune writing
/ from Charlotte, detailed the circumstances Of
q sick woman having been burned 20 death by
having heated bricks placed abou. ber-she be-
/ ing securely tied TO the bedstesd. Tie eporrn-
I ity Of the transactions brought down . good
deal OF indignation, and the conductors Of that
! Journal bestowed o hearty lsrnpooning on the
"inhumaa wretches" Who had thus sacrificed
one Life. IL now turns out that the woman had
not been expected TO live but very few hours,
during a period OF three weeks, and that she
Vas we'll and carefully cared for by sympathiE-
ing friends during all shat time, every thing
being done for her relief and comfort that her
situation would allow that through the care.
lossness OF a servant girl the bedding had beer
accidentally get on fire by lamp. but SC
promptly eKtinguisbed thA, no injury 20 ID,
woman was done beyond slight injury TO on,
foot, which IN no way FASTENED her death. hi,
proved to be sensational aud served purpose
Il probably was regarded az true Ia by
many persons remote from ths place wheno.
the circumstance happened, but what do tb,
people who know how entirely incorrect IT,.
statement was think o. It. and how much con
hdence can they place in ike nows itsma.
from other localities
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T'OEg &AB.as.
have q span OF horses, harness and lobs
which / viii sell cheap. or ] will exchange for
wood o. lumber, delivered ban Paw Paw.
gtefs G.. WARN r.
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See the long line Of myriad
dead
With hoof of horse and hui
man head
Rise up and speak,
Twas proud Olympus
gave lie birth:
For a thousand years we
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-01-10

THE trial OF Gaze for assault and battery in
one OF the Justices Courts of our nelghboring
village Of Decatur, before a jury duly EN-
pannelled for tina. purpose, had dragged its
Glow length along TO the point OF submission.
when the jury, instead Of retiring under the
charge OF an officer to deliberate on their YER
dict to be gwen, informed the Court that he
had neglected to Administer the Jurors Oath
to them" thus bringing the case to an abrupt
and comIcsl termination
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TIC puInUer OF UulIulnBs Durhed during The
year was 2: levied six assessments. Amount
OF oil the assessment made during the year
is s7,2l2. Rate per cent. on the property IN.
sured II Little less than rs oil l per cent
JASON A. SHELDON.
tIIAs =. HATHAWAY, President.
Secretary. 92St2.
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WE have been treated to dissertations OF late
Oh all manner of ways and devices Cor the
cheating and swindlinG OF the public. Just
now there is new scheme on foot for the
further wholesale swindlng Of the good ma
tured and forbearing public. There has long ex-
listed patent monopoly on the process Of
manufacturing paper from straw and wood.
which is about TO expire. An effort is being in
augrated TO procure an extension OF those
patents which, if successful VIII insure cob
tlnuance OF those monopohes for term OF
YEAR. The owners having the exclusive right
% the Manufacture under those patents have
It in their power 10 heep up the price OF those
articles at any point they choose, because OH
els cannot engage in their production, by rea-
son OF which there is no competition and tho
consuming public are compelled to submit TO
all the fleeing the owners OF these patents
choose to nfiIct. The people should stgenu
ously set their faces against the extension OF
any and all patents. by allowing al patent
processes TO become public property after the
expiration of tue term for which il wac first
granted. the people Will be relieved Of a gigantic
source Of heeung. Let ever man wute 10 IA -
Meuiber OF Congress protesting against the
extension 81 al! patent, anc these huge
swindlcs will room cease.
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WE notice that Kalamazooman is here buy
ing pork and hiring teams to haul it to Ksa-
mazoo instead OF transporting it by rail- This
act looks very much as if the Kalamazooites,
while they want our folls TO give them our
trade, want to withhold all they can from our
people.
FROM Rowos Newspaper Repoit er we learn
that eIghty-four newspapers have suspended
during the week ending January 6, 1873. Five
suspensions are reported IN Michigan The
Press was not included in this or the previous
week.
Leaf by leaf the roses fall.
Dime by dime the purse runs dry:
One by one beyond recall,
Mushroom papers droop and die.
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THE ALLEGORY

Represents many Of the scenes OF the late
war in living characters. Commencing in the
Unined States Senate Chamber,
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In connection with
the Scientific Ameri-
can. Messrs. MUM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-26

The LOUISIANA TRorKLEs--A LETTER FROM
GovERNoR MCESERY TO GOVERNOR WALKER.
Governor Walker has received the following
letter from Governor McEnery, of Louisiana.
in reply to q letter from the Executive OF
this State transmitting Il copy of the re>olu-
tions agreed to by the General Assembly just
before their adjournment
Estate OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
New ORLEANS. April Ii, lSI3.-Hs Ercctle"-
cy gilbert {. Walker, GOrernor Qt Virginia:
Dear Sir,-I have the honor TO acknow-
ledge the receipt Of your letter Of 1th in
slant transmitting copy of the joint resou-
tions adopted by the General Assembly Of
Virginia expressive of the sense Of that hon
orablr body on the state of public affairs III
Louisiana.
" IN reply, permit me, in the name OF the
people OF this State, to return to you. and
through you TO the people Of Virginia, act-
ny through their legal representatives, their
deep and sincere acknowledgment for the
convictions expressed in said resolutions,
which, sooner or later. must lind an active
response from the hearts Of all lovers OF lib
erty in this great nation.
"Thc people of Louisiana, who have been
unwilling spectators Of the overthrow hy
fraud and force Of their government, chosen
in conformity with the laws of the State,
would be justified in the rig!tful conclusion
that republican government in this Satn
was Il, an end, and that a precedent had
been established which in the future might
be cited for the overthrow of other state
governments Were they not deeply and thor
oughlv imbucd with an abiding faith that
the Congress Of the United States, rejecting
the public sentiment Of the country and pos
>cSsing the exclusive authority 10 remedy
the great wrong and injustice inflicted upon
them, would 1T its next session apply the
apnronriatc remedy and relieve the oppreSs-
ed and unhappy people Of the State from
a u>urlatory government, unknown to the
Constitution Of the United States and pal
ptblv at variance with the first principles Gl
American liberty.
Il trust AMI nope that the other States o!
the Union, rising above party rlamor and
pariy disuipliue, may follow the example oi
YOUR noble and lllu>triOuS Commonwealth.
and not hesitate to pronounce in emphatic
terms their condemnation OF the usllrpatIon
and dc>pntism attempted to be t;irtcncd upon
| the people of this State by The wrongful, IL
| legal, and or purie orders aud DEGREES OF Il
! United States district judge.
Never did it enter into the imagination
| Of any American patriot thut il State govern
| ment, legally elected aud erected hy the ha'-
lots of the prcplc, nlght, under any state Of
circumstances, bc ovcrthrown and destroyed
by Federal Judge; and the Judge who de-
stroycd the legally -chosen government III this
State and substituted therefor one not eltc CT
ed by the votes of the people must, and
will. receive the utter and unnistaEaaIe con
| demmtion of the whole American public.
| With sentiments Of the highest regard. All
our Exceicnry'S very ohedcnt Se'vant,
"JouS hlCENEEY,
"G3yc"nJr Of Lo ui$iana."
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SUPREME CrrgT or APrEALs, fRlpAY.-
Nclligan Is. City of Richmond. Writ o
error awarded TO 4 Judgment Of the uu>
tingS Court of Richmond.
Williams & Arrest cs. Brutiey's adnnls
TRAITOR. Petition for an appeal irolH the Cir
cult Court of Rockingham county. Refused
Hardwicke Is. Commonwealth. Petition
for Il Supersededs from the Corporation
Court Of LynchDurg, Refused.
StearEs ~. Mason. Ordered to bc rc;ir.
gued.
Poe, trustee, &C., rs. City of Richmond
Hudgins rs. Lanier Brothers & Co. Argued
and submitted.
Armis:ead & Peek rs. Cohen and wife,
&c. Motion to set aside the order of sub
mission entered on yesterday. Motion dock
elcd and continued till the next term.
Twenty.nipc causes were assigned TO the
docket of the Snc>;'. CcUT'. "!.!c'l meets
here on tin. 10th oi July next.
Tie court then adjourned for the term, TO
meet here again on the 10Th November ne&i
having disposed of L large amount ot ulsl-
ness. ,o.,
The court meets in Wythevillc on the loth
,Juur. and Statmtou on the 10th September
so That tie Judges are really in court ana al
work the whole year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-26
MANCHESTER ITEMS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES on SUNDAY.-Ketto-
dist Church. h.-Rey. w. G. Lumpkin at IL A.
d.. and at 8 P. NJ. on "John the Baptist ::
His connection with the Church"
Baptist.-Rev. A. +. Dickinson, D. D., at
II A. NJ. and g =. M.
Meade Memoridl.-Rev. j. f. Hammond
at II A. NJ. and +. NJ.
Presbyterinn.-Rev. W. A. Campbell at Ii
A. VI. and s P. NJ.
Colored Baptst.-Rev. A. Binga at IL A.
n. and P. NJ.
DR.. L. r. Chiles will address memorial
meetings at Gill's grove on Sunday morning,
and at Providence (Matoaca) at night.
Rev. j. William Jones, general agent of
the Baptist Sunday schools of Virginia,
preached at the Biptist church Thursday
night.
MILITARY ORGASIzATIos.-Tbe white popu-
lation of this town have made several futile
attempts to raise a military company; but to
the credit Of the colored men it Gin be said
that they have raised one, and are drill.
ing regularly and fast perfecting them.
selves in the required tactics. The Officers
are: James E. Worsham, captaiu j. Fl
Cunningham, j. B. Johnson, and William
laiiey, lieutenants Junius Randolph, D. F
D'e'o, " oooCitso "oseo hhi 10y nhS
Richard Hewlett, sergeants; Charles Mann
Coleman Harriss, C. W. Thompson, Corne
illus Olphin, and Robert Fife, corporals.
ARRIVAL OF ESGrSEs.-Two large, first
class engines arrived yesterday for the Rich
mond and Danville Railroad Company, ant
Il number Of others are expected at an early
day. The company will then have enough
| engines for its large travel, and the condition
of its rolling-stock will be inferior TO no roat
in the country.
| TEMPERANCE MEETIsG.-There will be :
grand temperance demonstration tonight Il
the Methodist church, under the auspices o
Manchester Council, Friends of Temperance
X. II. Whitaker. an eloquent advocate of th
cause, and probably others, will address tn
meeting. This is not lecture, but a publ
meeting, which every one who has the tcm
perancc carIsc at heart may attend.
4 COMPLIMENT Manchester has been &c
lcclcd rs the place of meeting Of the neN
session Of the state Council, Friends Of Ten
mrance, which takes place October a, 1S7:
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THE TOBACCO MARkET As REPORTED
RYIHC NV YORK TOBACCO LEAE.

APRIL .3.-'' rae past week ia. been all un-
prccedentdly<!u on, for business for the season OF
the YEAR" remarked several uct.ers IN response 10
our Inquiries rcsnectHg the condition Of trade
since our previous rep3r. and au extended survey
the main OF tric FILLED tn discover any cyl
,iecc al actyty tending 10 invalidate the correct
ness { the information thus Impaired. The simple
truth Is, that The - tine" =" are good deal our oil
uint": and what Is equally true Is. that nobody eau
give plausible reason for the irrcgularitv.
Wall STR c. Is constant quantity In ail attempted
solutions Of the occult problem and So too Is that
other nevcrfailing intCger In all mundane calcu!a-
fiouS-tEe weather-hut IL Is no use; O. +. ID. ls Is
far over. and II seems If the proposition
would nally have To be abandoned ~ one OF those
things no I II rw can lind OUT In comriorSsSith
other knights OF IN" pen, We hav" hitherto dwclt on
rv es waiting, and printers forms arc inexor-
ab there arc just many columns To I've hlIed,
md copy must In hid Should any. therefore,
weary OF hearing the thrcr!old tale, 10 may afford
some cunolliun 10 such tD lc assured that the Topic
is not OF our own chn">irg, but IS forced III on
II, by the blrrcuncss %: the weekly record OF wants.
Nr shall gladly esc'.cw II ls soon IL circumstances
viii permit.
| OtNir. iuia leaf we learn Of some sales, but of
none 0i magutilr. Manufacturers have taken
such lines as were aulDte In kind and Quantity To
their present wants. and little was done on export
account. The condition of the market Is In no re-
spcct different from what II was at our last writing,
either as TO stocks, prices or requirements Frmo
grades are very firm but not qnotaby higher, while
other sorts steady aud apparently not tending III
| the opposite direction.
\ Richmond correspondent Observes: " Jhe inll.
cations here thlt pi!cc' viii lie hSher on Roou
tobacco. Common may rule low. but good must III
1 ryi,,bIy De higher, both for bright ami dark.
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AN ORDINANCE ASSESSING PRIVATE PROPER
TY FOR SPECIAL BENEFITS OR ADVANTAGES
CONFERRED BY WATER-WoRKs AND GAS
WoREs.-[Passed April IA, 1873 l-Whereas
1t is expediept and equitable that in all cases
of advantage obtained or benefit conferred
by the execution Of works Of public utility
private parties should pay by taxation or
otherwise just and reasonable equivalent
to the city toward the expense Of the public
work comforting such private benefit or ad-
vantage:
Be 1t therefore ordained by The Council of
the city Of Richmond
]. That for the purposes hereof the Super
intepdents of the City Water-Works and
the City Gas-Works be and they are each
hereby required to furnish as soon as practi.
cable after The passage OF this ordinance to
the Commissioner" of the Revenue a map or
plat showing all the public mains of the
Watcr-W orks and Il map or plat showing all
the public mains of the Gas-Works as ex-
tended through the streets Of the CITY: and
that all additions thereto or extensions
thereof shalt be Ivy them respectively re-
ported TO said Commissioner annually, on or
before the 1t day Of February, for the wear
ending on the 31st day of December pre-
cedinr. And from these maps or plitS, so
corrected by additions from time TO time,
the Commissioner shall ascertain the assess
ments hereinafter provided.
.. Upon all lots fronting upon any street
Of the city in which any public main of the
Water-W orks is or shall be laid, whether
said lots be improved or not, there shall be
assessed and collected from the owner or his
agent a tax of five cents on every front foot
3. Upon all lots fronting upon an7 street
of the city in which any public main of the
Ga;.WorkS is or shall be laid, whether said
lots be improved or not, there shall lie
as s>essed and collected from the owner or his
agent tax Of five cents on every front foot.
4. The taXes herein provided shall be in
addition to the taxes on the assessed values
and other public charges upon the property.
and shall he by The Commissioner OF the
Revenue entered separately upon his real
estate book; and the City Cole. tor shall
inclldc the amounts thereof iii the annual
taA biII>. and shall collect the same a. other
city taxes arc collected.
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MEETING OF THE BRoAD-STREET COMMITTEE.
The Executive Committee of the Broad
Street Association held 4 meeting ut Month
cello Hall at IL O'Clock yesterday forenoon.
but owing to the absence, in consequence OF
hdi>po<i,ion, OF Mr.. james Lyons, the chair
man. no direct action with regard TO the
Hroa,l.>trcc, question was taken. 4 meeting
Of the committee was appointed for next
Wednesday night, when the action OF the
committee will be shaped in naccordancc WITH
the action or noE-aclion of the City Council
al the meeting Monday night.
On molion, tic committee adjourned 10
Inspect the wo,k now going on in Broad
street under the authority of the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Com
I,ny, and in compliance with the ordinance
heretofore passed by the Council! providing
lor tie grading of Broad street.
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COTTON MARI, ETS

GALVESTON, April 25-Nct receipts. iso bales {:
sales, J uale, stock, 5iaO3 bales. Weekly rrce!pts,
$50 bales txrori,--o Great fritain. G,fJl bales !;
t,cuniut IJ - bAe, coast wise, lSiJ bales. sales.
J,iJO b ,lc5.
MOBILE, April 25.--Net receipts 1886 bales: ex-
ports rolstwsc :iJI Bale sdc, .Ou bales; stock,
Jj,y1 bales. weekly hct receipts, s, 0I bIcs gross,
,.s3 bales. EAIort:-l" Great iiriaiiI, S.5 bates; !;
coast w!s.. CD. bales. Sales. lb,53y bales.
new ORLEANS. April 25.-Nct receipts, l,7i9
iac, gross receipts, 2.9ol bales. rApOrts-Io
t,rcit Britain :.7.. bales: continent. ~! bales ;
couswi>. lS btic>. sales, lh0 Iles last evening,
& {7n, bales; stock. 1853, .7J bJlcs. Weekly net rr-
crip,s $4,000 bales gross, 2Y.5y! bales. EApyrLs-
10 lir,at Biitain. .2,i!7 bales; continent, lO.lIJ
bales: cuastw sc, 2,a7l bales. sales. 10000 Dalcs
CUiWLE,ToN. april 2..-Sct rcccp,s. ~ bale ;
cXprIs coastwise, l.igj bilc,; s,,ics, 500 bales
stock. 2J79J tales. Weekly net receipts, t.3j! bales.
rapo t,-To Great Britain. J.0., bales coItlnc,d,
l,SJ bales coaswisc, sjro bales. Se- !-j5u ia Is.
BALTIMORE. April st "tton-Nct mctip 3"?
yiics gross, al bales; experts 20. otwi,e. ii bics
-ales. .ol bales: took s,s.J bales Weekly net
r,rcip I..g0 C-: E.CS lS1s bales exports cclo
wise, Is ! bale, sales. l,uG. b,!os.
NORFOLK, Apr, .j.--Cotton--Nct receipts, eg8
bales capts cuIStwizc. 2. bale, sales. rilcS
-tock 5 10 bales. Weekly receipts, 1851 bates
exports colstwist.. 1858 Dac-; s.es. 80 bulcs.
SAVANNAH, April 25.-CotUn--Nc! receipts sos
,uic-. f.Auuri.-Iu continent. .oa2 bales. coast
wise l7J3 Tae- sales. JiJ bales stock. 3iJS2
bales. Weekly receipts 1885 bales. Exports 1 o
Great Britain a.Dp0 bales 10 continent. 1863. bales
cua.twtse. 81 - bales. Sales 3.4.3 bales.
CITY roiST, April 25.--otton-"cekiy re-
ccipts. GG7 bales.
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THE INDIANS.

MORE TROUBLES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF A
GOVERNMENT TRAIN, ETC.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 25.-General JEFF.
c. Davis leaves for the laya-beds to-day. All
the Indians are reported sullen and insolent.
VIRGINIA CITY, NEVADA, April 25.-The
Indians as Far east as Utah know about the
Modoc affair. Tbepeople apprehend an out
break OF Piutes.
ST. LOUIS, April 25.-The Democrats Spe-
cial from Dcnnison, Texas, reports that the
Indians have captured Il Goycrnpent train
destined for Fort Griffin. Four of eight
men in charge Of the train were killed and
two wounded
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-26

GIVE LoGAS.-ThiS charming lady re-
naa,s her lecture on "Gir>" Tonight at
Vir.ina Hall. II was by special request
that she consented to give lis two nights
more of her interesting talk-Such talk is
may be proti.ed by ; for in her lectures there
nr,. so many lessons taught. and in the most
narecahle manner. Miss Logan knows all
about girls; in fact, there is no subject she
T. not we'll acquainted with, and gives her
knowledge 10 the audience in sucl! manner
ns to riyet their attention during The entire
10 Iccture. On Monday night she delivers her
celebrated lecture Of y The Passions"
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New YORK, April PA private cable dis
patch says that Bischon':heim is selling bis
Erie stock in Londo1, and has ordered that
held by him in Scw Iolk TO be sold.
B.eakIcy, who murdered lis niece In a
nouse of ill-tame, attempted suicide by
cutting the arteries in his arms with 4 razor,
but the doctors saved him.
A cannon weighing 1880 pounds has ar
rived here from Berlin H. Il present from the
Emperor to the Lutheran church ut Titus.
vile, Pa. The cannon was captured ut Sc
dan, and will lie cast into Il bell for the
church.