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CLUTCHES.

Chriaian-Depot SIreet-Preaching by Ed.
s ii King ID and nh Lord's days in eseh
month at IL O'Clock m. Sunday school 9
o'clock, J r WarreF Sup't Worship every
Lords day by the congregation.
Baptist-Rev. A b Rash, Psstor-Chureh
meeting LIST Saturday In each month. Preach
ing lst and 3rd Sabbath in each month at /
O'Clock, m. Sunday school at . O'Clock, q
X Waters, Superintendent.
Methodia Episotai, (South) REV. G c Over.
street, Pastor-Sefvicese every Sunday morning
Prayer meeting kery Thursday night. Sun.
day school at otlock.
Resbytaiaa (,butlern)-Preaching by VIM
Crow, 1st and y Sabbath in each month. Sun.
dy schoel at 9b'clock. am-.@------
Hesbytaiaa General Assss.hiy)--Rev. 7 I
Cleland-Services I'd and 4th Sundays in eacl
month. Sunday school Mt . O'Clock, a m.
Rash Misunderstanding by Elder L Al
len the second Lords day in every month.
Gipcn's Church, Lincoln County-Prsachia,
by Elder Jesse Walden ever first Sunday morn
ing and afternoon in each month.
M. Maria Chrisiiaa--Nine miles south o
misunderstanding every 4th Saturday ans
Sunday following, by Elder Martin Owens.
Walnut Fiat Cumberland ReByteria.-
Preaching by Rev. r. ii. Caldwell, Sd Sunday
ineach month. :.
CIab Orchard Ckrissan Preaching every q
Saturday and Sunday in each month, by 81
der X G Gill.
CIub Orchard sprinys- Service in the Csllss,
chapel every Sunday, except the second IN
each month, at lo3 n. Rsy John + Tar
rant pastor.
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sseco Reward oErrsd 10 nHy P.rses rre.tss
10 O. iiltrf n. n, 10 - other than graduate -
the o,leHnisd diversity u fnusylVania 10 iA45. sh1
pr1igss,r Il CAculsiry and toAi,olgs
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ttOOa Howard 90 asY Chsmlsi, fhYsieias, or
ttthfrs aha 90 discover i1dip 81 Iaa-sa tolchicum,
ucrrury. 90 anything IN utiuls % the system IN Dr
Filtrr's Rheumatic syrup.
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500, 200 FOR ONLY $40.

Under authority Of special legislative act Of March
" 16, 1871, the trustees announce the Third
Grand GIFT Concert. for the beneht Of the Eub-
lie Library Of Kentucky, TO COME on In LIB
Hall At aVft
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POLICE C0cnr.

Snnford-John NJ PbiiIips Jr, Judrr, 9Th
Saturday in each month Thos Purdon Mar.
shal.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-05-09

PALMETTO palmetto BRAID
these terms are more frequently met with
in newspaper letters about Florida than
used to be. The fact is owing to the in
creasing knowledge in the northern mar
kets concerning the pretty hats and bon
nets made at st. Augustine. The palmet
to braid has been used in that quaint old
town for some years in the fabrication Of
ladies' and children's hats and bonnets.
Beginning with one or two ladies who lost
their worldly possessions in the war, this
business was only designed for small To-
cal affair, to reach the casual winter visitors
to the antique little coquinabuilt city, and
furnish subsistence to the makers. Or
namented with the pretty, coarse-seedel
wild grasses of Florida-what the natives
there call grass-these hats are graceful
and pretty and they are winning re-
cognition in regions far from st. Angus
tine. An order from Baltimore for SO, 900
worth lately surprised the st. Augustine
ladies another order followed from New
York, and now comes $1,000 order
from Paris The good ladies living in the
Spanish looking houses on the little sandy
street, where these chip and grass hats
originated, evidently builded better than
they knew.
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UTAH.
brigham YOung's View Of Indian Ar.
fairs.

brigham fOung's View of Indian Ar
| fairs.
SALT LAKE CITY, May s.-A corres-
pendent Of the Omaha Herald Yesterday
interviewed Brigham Young and obtained
his views on the Indian question. Young
SAID that in 1917 he settled in this country
with one hundred and forty souls,
and for thousands of miles around
them the land was infested with hostile
Indians. lie gained their friendship bv
acting honorably with them, and never
STOPPING to deception. When he made a
promise he kept it. That the hostility of
the Indians had been augmented by rob-
oerles committed by inscriptions agents
Oh the government. That they had lost all
iaith In the honor and integrity of govern
ment officials. That the Modocs did to
the commissioners just what they thought
was being endeavored to be done to them
and that peace should be made at any cost.
or the entire west would be embroiled in a
general Indian war.
Hhen the correspondent asked Young
whether he endorsed President Grants
Indian policy, he replied, IL endorse the
policy so far as it corrects abuses and
tends to lasting peace and the civil
lzatlon of the Indians" lie also said
that an Indian war would DESTROY
commerce, capital and immigration between
Missouri and the Pacific coast, and retard
the settlement of the country for twenty
years, which would in itself be n great
calamity.
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CHARGED WITH STEALING IRoN.-
Chas. Morris and Samuel Golden, charged
with stealing 500 worth of iron from the
Tredegar works, were brought before JUS
tice White, of the police court, this morn
ing, when the case was continued until
Tuesday next, and the parties bailed in the
sum of $500 each. Ned Goloni, charged
with stealing So worth of iron from the
same establishment, was bailed in the sum
of $500 to appear at the same time. The
case of Leopold Asher and Daniel Murphy,
who are charged with receiving the stolen
iron, was yesterday continued until Tues
day. All these cases will be considered
together.
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
WASHINGTON.
Washington LIENS.

WASHINGTON. May S.-Gen. G, j.
Wright has employed Messrs. Chandler &
Morton, of Virginia, and Colver, of Georgia,
as council IN his contest against Whitley
for seat from the second Georgia Con-
gressional district.
The treasury department has approved
the sixty-e light changes recommended by the
new collector of customs at Baltimore.
There are lively times there. The blow
hits all grades.
Dispatches from all parts of the country
show that the courts have adjourned in re-
spect to the memory of Judge Chase.
Gen. Sherman personally denies the au-
thority of the dispatch addressed to Kel-
logg commencing, "The President directs
me-" The hoax originated in the south.
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NNlkpoE

is true. 1t is no humbug; the recipe is printed
around each bottle. A circular containing
certificates of wonderful cures of rheumatism,
neuralgia, lock-iaw, sprains, swellings, burns,
scalds. caked-breast, poisonous-bites, frozenfeet
govt, salt.rheum, ear-ache, &C.. and the recipe
of the Imminent will be sent gratis to any one.
y is the most wonderful healing and pain-reliev.
ing agent the world has ever produced. 1t sells
as no article ever before did SELL and it sells be-
cause IT does just what it pretends to do. One
bottle Of the CgSrAUR LINIAESr for animals
yellow wrapper) is worth hundred dollars for
spawned, strained or CALLED horses and mules,
and for screw-worm in sheep. No family or
stock-owner can afford to be without ORNTAuR
LISIAENr. ]. B. RosR & Co., 53 Broadway New
York.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, May 9.-General Villages,
has defeated the Carlists at Aneo, killing
three of their leaders. The victory is re.
garded as great blow to the insurgent
cause.
Admiral Topete has been arrested, but
1t is thought he will be released soon.
General Velarde, in dispatch, says that
many Carlists are surrendering. He also
states he is making preparations for levy
to raise forces to assist in crushing the in
surrection.
A band of Carlists, commanded by
Campo and Gomez, have been totally de-
teated by the national forces. Many in
surgents, including their leaders, were
killed. @ Hf. s
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OUR YOUNG FRIEND, GARDNER G..
THoMpsoN, has fitted up the store No. lla, two
doors above Rison's old drug stand on Main
street, between Second and Third streets, and
has supplied himself with a fresh and select
stock of Family Groceries, Liquors, Tobacco,
and Cigars, to which he invites the attention of
his friends and former patrons, and hopes to
again merit share Of public patronage, promis-
ing strict attention to all orders and prompt
delivery of goods. Call and see his nice new
store and leave your orders.
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Skirmishing has been going on, and some
are wounded on both sides. The latest
news is that Badger is holding the town
and protecting the court, which is in session.
lie does not intend to go out and attack
Deblanche's forces, which are encamped
two miles away and are two hundred
strong, and they in turn it is believed are
not strong enough to safely attack Badger
In the town. The arrival of the deputy
marshal with his posse will end the con-
test. (Signe0 S. B. PACKARD.
II. s. M.
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| TERMINUS OF THE CHESAPEAKE
| AND OHIO RAILRoAD.-An extract
from a Staunton paper to the effect tina,
there was reliable authority for the state.
ment that within twelve months the cars
of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad com.
pany would be running to Newport News,
has been going the rounds of the papers.
and was copied into THE STATE JOUR.
NAL. knowing that Colonel John Ii.
Gilmer, of this city, had for himself and
clients sold to the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad company one hundred acres of
land on York river, running from the Dar-
lington tract down the river to the line
of Yorktown, VIC interviewed that
gentleman concerning the matter. Colonel
Gilman was reticent as to the final eastern
terminus of the road, but frankly stated
that the land purchased of him would be
utilized and depot built upon it, and that
he had no doubt of the fact himself that
the final terminus of this road as well as
OF another important and leading road
would be at or near Yorktown, and ship
canal from the York to the James river be
built from the same point.
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RISE IN THE RIvER.-The recent
heavy rains has caused the James river tt
swell rapidly here. Between the hours O
twelve and one o'clock to-day it rose eigh,
inches and swelled with increased rapidity
after one o'clock. 1t was about fourteen
feet above low-water mark at two O'Clock
this afternoon.
The wharves at Rockets are submerged
and the water has reached Main street
below Gillis' creek. The latter stream
is overaown from the back-water. There
has been no damage to property here, as
people had ample warning and removed
goods, &C., to places of safety. Goods
stored in the freight sheds about the
wharves were removed early last night.
The news from above which we publish
to-day indicates that no very extensive or
disastrous food need be apprehended at
this time. The highest point will proba-
bly, have been reached by tonight, when
we may expect the water to recede.
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HUsTINGs CoURT.-The grand jury
of the hustIngs court to-day made the fol-
lowing indictments: j. E. Robinson,
Robert Robinson and Miles Eacho, felony !;
Joseph Thomas, M. Rose, John Bell,
Fred. Peyton, Lucy Ann Banks, and Mar
garet Tyler, misdemeanor and not true
bills against Amos S. Adams, Belle Jones,
VIM. Randolph, Sallie Porter and Simon
Peter Dickinson. The following cases
were tried to-day: j. E. Robinson, for
felony; convicted and sentenced to the
penitentiary for three years, and Robert
Robinson for felony, was acquitted.
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NEW YORK.


NEW YORK. May 9.-Stocks dull,
Money firm. Z to coin. Gold firm 1l74.
exchange: long, So; short, Of. Govern
ments dull and steady. State bonds quiet,
The Late CHIEF Observation-Disclosures
Appointed.
NEW YORK. May 9.-The following are
the pall-bearers appointed for Chief JUS
tlce Chase Hamilton Fish, Gideon Wells.
General W. 7. Sherman, W. G. Bryant,
Whltelaw Reid, W. NJ. Evarts, Charles
o'Conor, Irwin Mcdowell, Gerrett Smith.
Hiram Barney, w. F. Hayemeyer and
John I. Cisco.
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/. H SHIELDS,
FOR RENT AND SALE.

The LEASE AND FURNITURE of a hot I.
in a town of three OF four tn ousand inha bitants
The hotel Is doing good business, with thirty
to forty BOARDERS, which could be easily
doubled in number at a fair price; transient
custom sufficient TO fill the house there are
sixty to seventy rooms in the house
good chance for any one who wishes 10
engage in the business
For name and location enquire at the
OFFICE OF STATE JOURNAL.
APP 30-d&swlm* ~
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>. FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 9. 1878.
LOCAL NOTES.

Policeman Andrew j. Tyler has re
signed.
The sun came out to-day and was engaged
in drying up things.
1t is stated that Hon. ID. W. Voorhees,
OF Indiana, will deliver an address upor
the subject of the James River and ka.
nawha canal. in this city, in November
next.
We have been presented with very
handsome specimen of work by the South
ern photographic company, of this city. 1t
will compare favorablY with that done
anywhere else in the country.
We notice by the marine reports of our
New Haven, Comm exchange, the
journal and Courier, that four schooners,
frelghted from Virginia, arrived at that
port in one day,
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The state 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 at our office, 9I2 y
Main street, and i'm Petersburg If left with
our agent there; and can always be found on
sale in this city at G. #. Johnston's, 9IS Main
street; wyatt 4 Minors, S17 Brond street
News stand at Ford's hotel; Leon Scbaap,s
HOG Main street. and ut our counter.
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LOUISIANA.

The War and Justice DeDartmo nts
considering the Condition OF Affairs
1Governor Kellogg calls for Protec.
for.
i WASHINGTON, May 9.-The war and
justice departments were occupied nearly
all day yesterday over Louisiana matters.
Kellogg has addressed message to the
President, which was Immediately for.
warded to Chicago, wherein he (Kelloge)
announces his inability to maintain himself,
and calls, under section 4 article of the
constitution, for protection from domestic
violn,e. Pending the answer General
Emory's discretionary orders are con-
tinued.
A telegram has been sent to General
Mcdowell to put six companies of infantry
under marching orders.
Kellogg concludes dispatch to General
Sherman thus: ~ try to act with discre-
ton in this most delicate position, and my
anxiety to in nowise unnecessarily in
volve the administration, causes some of
our people to think me too moderate"
Marshal Packard, in dispatch to the
Encouragement, abiding to the bogus
dispatch from General Sherman to Kellogg.
says: "The dispatch creates great alarm
and CONSERVATION, but it is believed to be
bogus dispatch. Please inform me if any
such dispatch has been sent"
Attorney-General Williams concludes
telegram to Kellogg: $50 far. as I know
you have the hearty sympathy of the ad-
mlnistration in your efforts to suppress
lawlessness and violence"
General Badger telegraphs that so far his
Metropolitans have the best of De Blanche.
De Blanche, he says lost heavily.
General Sherman to-day telegraphed to
General Emory as follows: "If in your
judgment more troops are needed in Louisi-
ana. make your call clear and specific, and
we will endeaver to supply them." The
United States troops remain at Brashear
City. No boats touched at that point.
The mail reaches Brashear over land.
WASHINGTON, May 9.-The attorney
general has received the following dispatch
from Marshal Packard:
To Hon. G. H. Williams, Attorney Gem
erdl.
l received warrants for the arrest of De
Blanche and ten other leaders of the insur-
rectionary organization at st. Martins.
The accused being in arms, and with
strong force, deemed it best to at once ex-
ecute the process to prevent the further eff
fusion of blood, and therefore made a re-
QUESTION on General Emery for military
posse of forty men and two officers, which
were promptly furnished. Chief Deputy
Marshal De Klyne left with the
posse, arriving at Brashear City
yesterday "wednesday noon, by rail.
The regular line of boats of Price, Hine
and Topper, carrying the United States
mails to st. Martins, were Withdrawn be-
fore the arrival of the deputy marshal, and
laid up at Franklin, and the proprietors re.
fuse to use the boats. There is no other
water transportation available there, but it
may be supplied in short time by General
Emery. General Badger, commanding
the state militia. has been at st. Martins |
five days, whittier he repaired to install the
local officers. This parish was returned
Republican by both the Lynch and Whar-
ton boards.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
United States VS.. Richmond and Danville
and Piedmont railroad company, dismissed.
A. L. Stewart VS.. Kent, Payne & Co.,
guarantors of Swords & Shaw, was argued
and submitted-the court taking time to
consider.
Judgment was entered in favor Of the
United States against the Richmond, Freder-
icksburg and Potomac railroad company for
$16, 49, II, and against the Seaboard and
Roanoke railroad company for $40, l94.65
for taxes and penalties.
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ARKANSAS.

Nickel COunterfeitcrs Arrested.
LITTLE Rock, May 9.-The deputy Uni
ed States marshal arrived here to-day with
two prisoners captured in Chicot county in
the act of manufacturing counterfeit cur
rency. A third party was arrested but
attempting to escape was shot and dan
gerously wounded.
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CONSIDERABLE FLUTTERING.-A
paragraph which appeared in THE STATE
JOURNAL Wednesday, stating that the
original manuscript of President Wynne's
address to the council, and which was
referred to special committee, was miss
ing when called for by the committee, has
caused considerable futtering in certain
quarters. Now, the council deemed the con-
tents Of the paper of sufficient importance
to be investigated, and we maintain that no
printed copy, however accurate, not
authorized by the council and certified to
as true copy, could be used as authority
by the committee in their investigations.
The manuscript may have been innocently
destroyed. We know rothing as to the facts
of its disposition. But whatever the mo-
tive, its destruction takes from the commit
tee the matters committed to their atten-
ton, and renders them powerless to pro-
coed until the statements are again author
itatively placed in their hands.
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BANKRUPTs.-T following cases have
been filed in the office of L. Hill, register
at Alexandria, Va, viz:
M. A. Browning, of Culpepper P. W.
Moreland, of Fairfax L. Fletcher, Of
Prince William; j. S. Knox, of Alexan-
dria j. Terrill and w. w. Reynolds, Of
Orange; 7. A. Rector, R. A. Lawler,
and A. Cornwell, Of Fauquier W. Mich
OILS, ST., Mary Stone, j. W. Higdon, M.
Kern, j. Adams, W. Vickers, and j. S.
Mann, of Loudoun; G. II. Thompson,
Henrico, upon the petition of his creditors.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
PETERSON & BROOKS,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

~ Corner 10th and Bank Streets,
Or .S' O. on books for sale A LARGE NUMBER
E p OF the 8 ate. and some excellent MIN
NAL s PROPERTY. We also have some of
citv most desirable REAL ESTATE In the
N"hptly attendedtS and on reasonable terms
NH 22-Sm
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FURNITURE.
FURNITURE.

We have now on hand large and a
hyperion stock OF FURNITURE and ~
made by the most expert
lonced workmen. All In need of goods in
|our Stock. $
any style of Furniture made to order.
HARDWOOD & RITTER.
@l9-d&w6m Governor St. Richmond, Va.
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'ENHis is TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the
bankruptcy was issued out of the District
Court OF the United States for the Eastern
Instruct of Virginia, against the estate of
+. III. Price, of Hanover county and
state of Virginia, who has been adj1dged q
bankrupt on his own petition That the nav.
ment of any debts, and the delivery of any pro-
his use, and the transfer of any property by him.
are forbidden by law That meeting of the
creditors of said bankrupt, to prove their debts
and choose one or more assgnees of his estate
will be held at a court of bankruptcy 10 hs
holden at the Registers office, Richmond
Va, before w. w. Forbes, ESQ Register- on
the zeth day OF May, a d. 1873, at 10 O'Clock
a. m. DAVID u PARKEP
alY e-IhzW " s. Marshal
q : Will, paw Fop CIV 1,0pTTS. ~,
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IEMPERATURE.-The following is the
range of the thermometer at G. f. john
tson's news and music store, 91s Main
street, for to-day: AT a. IN. 50; u m.
IA; d, m. rs.
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REPUBLICAN CITY CoMMITTEE.-The
members Of the Republican city committee
are reminded of the meeting called at half
past seven o'clock tonight at the committee
rooms. Important business is to be trans
acted, and full attendance is desired.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND,

LONDON, May 9.-Jobn Stuart Mill is
dead. A train of cars ran off the track
near Shrewsbury, killing four persons and
hurting many.
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CALIFORNIA.

Decapitating Dead MOdOcs.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 9.-The heads
OF Chief John Schonchin and several other
Modocs, killed recently, have been for
warded to headquarters here.
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MISSOURI.
The American Medical Assoctst,on

the Am9r1can MEDICAL AssOciatiOn.
ST. LOUIS, May S.--The American
Medical association this morning adopted a
resolution providing for a committee of
three to confer with the Royal Medical
s,ciety Of England regarding American
representation in the revision Of the English
system of nomenclature and the class'ti ca
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ExEoUTIvE.-The' Governor to-day ap.
pointed Jacob Du Bots, of New York,
commissioner Of deeds for Virginia in said
state. He has also removed the political
disabilities of George Emmerson.
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CASE CoNTINUED.--W. II. Douglass,
ST., and w. II. Douglass, jr., who were
brought from Lynchburg yesterday by
Detective Jack Wren, charged with steal
ing sundry firearms, &C., in this city be-
fore they set out for Lynchburg, were
taken before Judge White, Of the police
court, this morning, and at the request of
the accused the examination was post
poned until tomorrow morning.
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CRY CIRCUIT CoURT.-In this court
to-day Judge Wexford rendered deci-
sion in the case Of Bowman q Strook,
which has occupied the attention of the
court throughout the week, for the pay
ment of fees due counsel from the deposit
ordered at the last term of the court to
secure such fees. The remainder of the
$4,000 insurance money will 60 to the
creditors of Bowman & Strook.