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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-31

AfEsSRS. HGfcHINGs, lhp ,.a Mare.
IN CONWAY, proprietors o. I ra SALE. on
the instant. sold 33 ,e28 poands 9. ~ ss sses
co Tor $i2,221.73, making ah syessxs ronoaurd
per one hnHdred pounds. WHEN sn,,,s, any ware
by both plarsers aud buyers 20 su'p
| house sale ever made In Danviiie.
: % QSs.a2s sw1ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-31

burg, accounted to be impregnable? When
was PEMBERroN appointed STUARTs chief of
artillery? They may know more about it in
the Counts study than we do over here, but
we might venture the opinion that PEMBER.
TON was never STUART's chief of artillery,
and that he was considered one of the most
inefficient Confederate soldiers who held his
rank-that of acknowledgement. So much
indeed, that he lost his position, despite Mr..
DAv1s's known favoritism towards him,
and was ordered from the South to Rich.
mond, where he assumed his rank as lieu
tenant-colonel In the regular Confederate
army, and bad charge of some Of the heavy
batteries around the city. The great want
of our artillery was reliable ammunition, and
| when we sometimes got 1t from the enemy be
generally ackno Wledged that we knew how
to use it. Oar counting.room clerks and
statesmen, who had as a class no more idea
about mechanics than a baby, made most ex
cellent gunners.
The "historian next deyotes himself to
the Federal troops, and compares theil
rapid assembling and organization to the
| sudden and strange apparitions of the mys.
ferrous legions in the vision Of the prophet
EZEKIEL. Aud yet be paints in strong colors
the difficulties which he says were in the
way of raising and equipping soldiers in The
North: leaving the inference that the north.
ern, people knew less about war than the
South did, and that the southern people
composed sort of a private standing army,
ready for the field in any emergency.
he gives running sketch of the business
of recruiting, and, after referring to the no.
Bile sacrifices which were made by all classes
corrects the alleged misrepresentation as ia
the extent of the foreign element in The
northern army. Even In Pennsylvania the
population Of foreign birth was but proper.
tionately represented in the army.
D He claims that less than one-fourth (pretty
good proportion of the army consisted o.
,naturalized Europeans. His general ESTE
mate of the Federal soldiery Is worth about
as much as an ordinary Americans would be
Of the French soldiery. He excuses the
The New York herald., 1874-10-02

CUSARD LINE. Sor,cr
the steamers this line take specified course ali
vos the Outward passags from Queenstown to New
or ope oT sosGh o e noT c q meridian " " '
On The homeward passage crossing the meridian OF 50
% spihf 81 4snk
sd$ SH% S5Hk 4 A'D
SSs! Ss! . get get !:
chSAsis.Assa oct oct SdhsA sat Get Ss. s
ana % and Sn of
York Steamers marked do carry steerage passen
s0a 50
and Europe 1s
office, Aot Bowling Green For steerage passage i'll
or to P. H. DUvERNET,
Clark and Randolph streets, Chicago. III.
PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP BATAVIA EN-.
4 bark rom the Cunard wharf loot OF Grand street.
'srf sSwss
The Hamburg, American Packet Company's iron
POMMERANIA,
Captain d. r. scnwen,en WI i sail on Thursday octo-
: Rates OF passage to Plymouth London Cherbourg and
First .an, upper saloon tgolD ..-............slW 500
steeraee TO Plymouth, ,London and ali point. in
England, scotland and Wales, also to Cherbours
!, The The sILhsIA LIZ; WI sail october ), 1874,
YORK q >sv % F:ls
SEsStf ttnS Sb ShHas
sseamo Msr d oap'pn 9 , trm win sail on
'os' ns' fs SsSsn of b s os
HATES oF PASSAGE sRfxhS t. hLSSsOoN nAveE AND
,G Firs' Cabin cGod> $40
second cabin. piohU "a
..st II.
dELkicHs n \ saco, CO., Agents, ,:rss,
limited STATES MAIL LINE-sTEAM To QUEENS.
-" - Sailing RHss every Tuesday
sfI WON o'A,o'e = :dct.
Prepaid tickeis al lowest @ iav&se rates . =" f''es
{ 'n1 b[a d r s.aa ss
france ana ''F"Sg GSs 81 SrCsdwa
shin I,,,a ipAmo sailing Tuesday. October 8. wilI
sarry a ,c limited namoer OF passengers at
Sasite IS provided also episIs anns rooms sa
%py ssfTSFs
NArIoSAL LINE. -
h company avoid Ice and nds Hee" A'0p''' 0S
TO tSGT pfEf "Sa ASb < S0[S Ei3Er5o kSsT
Il e, s$ sfsASD Oct 4 10 l&
CANADA, thursday, October 3, 2 T. NJ
cabin passage so; SS) currency SIceragc az greatly
reduced prices Return tickets at reduced rates ire
paid stccrate tickets Liverpool al lhe lowest rates
Apply at the company's Office. No. 90 Brovdway
+. ". j. HURST, Manager
EREAT WESTERN
VI STEAMSHIP LINE.
NEW YGRk To BRISTOL az NHLAND DlhECI.
The OF this line Will sail from pier iS East
RIVER as tollow-s-
AsRAGQS sywSn; .wsansiaSy' sans s'ar os oct q
ecaan cs5n wssmsS sa:as ss Storage S
currency; excursion tickets. $3.50.
"p'' " ''' ~SS"' 4. i. MoR0AN'S SONS
The New York herald., 1874-10-02
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE GREAT TRUNK LINE

UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New YORK from foot of Desbrosses and
Express tor Aarrspnrs Plitsburs the West and South
rSi"s sanaas DHs's safI sn1 a's1fHf s'' A and
For and oS ays wa m and
$50 !; M; ,ior, ,Winamsport Lock davan. Cory and
Fs s tenr M sna s M sson 4 nSTy Tor 1'e
For Washng,Gnp And the
Regular n q. asriys and E'h"ssHe a
EsaTi;; FnaasPnp s ans s e nshs Nj sanaa% s
$50 $50 and Al 9 z M ,Emigran. and second cas; rX
For ssysTSj Sis q y d j / 10 s
S sp s' r NJ and Ia Pig night ~ sSnaaS "S So:
''' s:i:i | 49, a ! s.E .ssssy s
For HsHvsy % IS 81 sS z s!iy 81 a ss sS 3
For f%Fsoy and south Am'oy and
ro. Ssr H$ssi*'s, '%a :, '' 49,
EsE a. i; Il
e. ssS,s s an,
For sy % E'"Pss''h sor s" os
Moaasy %ashnsion ,and1 and sat.aYfs 81
S 55 u ss 81; 81 81 Ii' s S IS sna oi sun
Ticke, oqs. ss and "a sro,dwey No. As,9r llsa,,
sss oess SN s stsry n ppS No s4es coaF srss
''00A'" b. II BOYD, Jr, General PASSENGER AGENT.
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager
CroNINGToN LINE FOR NEWPORT AND BOSTON
D.no,r the ne synll and mg,snaccat steamer s,.
HIsS rSm 5s Sd NSSaa
b. NJ arriving in Boston ahead OF all other inss.
The New York herald., 1874-10-02

THE STATE LINE.
i NEW YORK TO GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL,
BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY
These elegant new CLYDE built steamers viii sail from
pier sc North River as ioows:-
STATE OF Observation-Disclosures Wednesd Oct
STATE Of NEVADA............. "Wednesday, Oct IL
STATE or INDIANA..............W Wedn esday. Oct q
STATE OF GEORGIA..............We Wednesday, Nov. 4
STATE or Observation-Disclosures Wednesday, Nov. II
and every Wednesday thereafter taxing at
through rates 10 all ports OF Great Britain ana Ireland
Norway, Sweden. Denmark and Germany.
Steerage as low as by any other line.
Drafts for 81 and upward For frc ght or passage
apply to AUSTIN BALDWIN n c., Agents,
No y broadway
Steerage office No. 10 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1874-10-02

A SCOTCHMAN WANTS SITUATION AS COACH.
"A man, or would take charge Of a gentleman coun
tryrescence during winter thoroughly the
charge OF horses. trustworthy temperate and oblig
44th
The New York herald., 1874-10-02

JlvAyrED--A SITUATION As CoACHMAN. BY A
w German OF several years experience; nearly five
in last place. first rate city from last
employer. Cal address Nos. 10 10 East 3st st,
Bradey's Stables.
The New York herald., 1874-10-02

Il yNANTED-BY A SINGLE YOUNG MAN, A SITUA.
i w ton rs groom; understands his business; Is will
ing and obligng reference. Can address,
for two days, private stable 26 East 36th ST.
The New York herald., 1874-10-02

L'OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
II The Cromwell Steamship Line.
The steamship NEW ORLEANS Captain Clapp win
leave pier No North River on saturday, Octob q
Galveston, lndanoa. Rockpors or Aranzas WHARF
Brazo Santiago. st. Louis and Mob lie. Cabin passage
$50; steerage, $25 For freight passage apply to
CLARK K SEAMAN S6 We street
The New York herald., 1874-10-02

A RESPECTABLE CoLoRED MAN WISHES A SIT
"A uation in private boarding house as waiter. Ad.
0ress ". o. No. IA Grand St
The New York herald., 1874-10-02

MOST DIRECT AND ECONOMICAL ROUTE TO
1u Holland, Belgium, the Rhine, switzerland &c, via
ROTTERDAM.
BY steamer CALAND. October Is
BY steamer ROTTERDAM October %.
These beautiful steamers carrying The United States
mail the Netherlands well known 1or the regularity
OF their trips Rates OF passage low.
FUNGI, EDYE 4 Co, /. W. MORRIS
General Agents. 81 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1874-10-02
HELP WANTED-HIALES.

A GENTS AND CANyASsERS WANTED-MALE AND
"A female to sell the latest improvement in sewing
ties realize from Slo to $50 per day Call after IL
stairs
The New York herald., 1874-10-02

CITuATION wANTED-AS WAITER, IN A PRIVATE
y family boarding house best city reference Cal
address A. STICKS, 81 West S6th St tprescn cm
ployer'sl. tor five DAYS
The New York herald., 1874-10-02

DIOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
MERCHANIS' STEAMSHIP LINE.
The steamship MISSISSIPPI, Captain W. b. CrowelL
from pier 50 North River foot Of North Moore street on
Saturday, October 8 at O'CLOCK r. NJ
Freight received daily. Through rates given to St
Louis. Vicksburg, Mobile, Galveston and lndian0la
For freight or passage, having superior aecOmmoda-
tons, apply FREDERIC BAKER pier sc North River.
The New York herald., 1874-10-02

A YOUNG MAN, ENGAGED IN BUSINESS BUT
"A having some spare time, desires employment for
his leisure hours writes good hand is correct fig
and can furnish excellent references. Address
G. L., station ID.
The New York herald., 1874-10-02
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs

A FIRST CLASS FRENCH WAITER MAN, SPEAK
~ ing little English. wants situation in private
family best city reference. Call address NJ, les
West 3lst
The New York herald., 1874-10-02

4 MAN COOK, COMPETENT AND SOBER. SPEAK
n ing English, French and German, wishes situa-
ton hotel restaurant Call address n, l4 West
18th St, in the store.
The New York herald., 1874-10-02

JIANTED-A SITUATION AS COACHMAN. BY A
w married man: thoroughly understands his business
in every particular undeniaDle city last
employer. Call at or address l23 West 3Sth 81
The New York herald., 1874-10-02

4 WHOLESALE PAPER HOUSE WANTS TWO IN
"A teligent American BOYS of good address and good
takers exhibit samples and take orders; each must
have $50 capital which Will be secured permanent
position and wages. Address box 1852 Post office.
The New York herald., 1874-10-02

WANTED-A YOUNG MAN WHO UNDER>TANDS
w the retail tea business in all its details; must be
quick, sharp business to to Providence must
bring with him first class honesty and
sobriety Apply. between and IL this A. NJ, JOHN
r. COONEY, at 40 New ST.
The New York herald., 1874-10-02

JNANTED-POSITION BY A GENTLEMAN, IRISH,
W middle age first class bookkceper correspond
ent salesman; four in last place; city moderate
salary II permanent; solid references. Address JOHN
MATHEWS box 40 Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1874-10-02

COLORLD MAN DESIRES A SITUATION AS
n waiter in priv ate family a private boarding
will make himself generally useful Call l32
West 18th two
The New York herald., 1874-10-02

A FRENCHMAN LATELY LANDED, WISHES A
~ situation waiter In a private family Is first
class waiter and well recomme nded. Address Mme
MILLER, No 23s West 25th
The New York herald., 1874-10-02

COUTHERN LINE
= FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
The following new and first class steamers will sail
every Wednesday, at r. M from pier 20 East Rver:-
CITY OF GALVESTON, Captain Evans. oct
CITY OF HOUS ON, Captain Deering. Oct II
CITY OF SAN ANTONIO, Captain Pennington. Oct q
CAKONDELET. Captain McCrecry. Oct q
CITY OF DALLAS, CAPTAIN Hines. Nov. 4
Freight received daily Through rates to Galveston,
and St Louis. Cabin passage $50; steerage do, $25
For freight or passage having superior accommoda
tons, apply to G. H. MALLORY co. Agents.
l53 Maiden lane.
The New York herald., 1874-10-02
CLERKS AND statesmen.

A YOUNG MAN. With FOUR YEARS EXPERIENCE
"A in the tea business wants position In whole
sale grocery house good city references Ad.
dress l.. ID. r. Newark Post Office.
The New York herald., 1874-10-02

WANTED-A SITUATION IN PRODUCE CON-
W mission house or on the dock by a Young man 20
Of well versed in figures and give best
references. Address J. W. y, Herald Uptown Branch
Office
The New York herald., 1874-10-02

DUTLER.-BY AN ENGLISHMAN. AGED 81 HAS
ID lived with good families in London and Paris; good
testimonials Address J. j., at McCarhy's, 2ll West
The New York herald., 1874-10-02

VNANTED-A IIUATION As ASSISTANT BOOK
w keeper, by young man Of several years expe.
such in large dry goods house in this city
familiar with all Office duties; refers former en-
poyers Address A., box lS9 Herald office.
The New York herald., 1874-10-02

TOR YONKERS HATLy, INCLUDING SUNDAYS
Steamer sAFPHD
leaves pier No 70 Noh river foot OF Barclay street. at
10 30 A. NJ. ana is +. NJ, landing az twenty fourth
street. Manhaanville, Carmansville and Fort Washing
The New York herald., 1874-10-02

WANTED-A CoACHMANI IN PRIVATE FAMILY;
w young man of good address; must come well re
commended. Address CHARLES, box IA Herald office.
The New York herald., 1874-10-02

ylTANTED-A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS CHAMBER
w maid and waitress and 10 assist in plain ironing
willing and obligng and bring good city refer
German preferred. Apply, from till O'CLOCK k
444 West 10Th 81.
The New York herald., 1874-10-02

NEW YORK AND DELAWARE LINE.-STEA MSHIP
IN ALBEMARL leaves pier 81 North River at p NJ.
every Monday, commen cling September IL, for Lewes
Del and leaves Lewes "Wednesday. r NJ. Freight
rington and for points in Eastern Maryland
rates. Good passenger ACCOMMODATIONS.
For further particulars apply TO OLD DOMINION
STEAMSHIP COMPANY. 1877 Greenwich street
The New York herald., 1874-10-02

A YOUNG GERMAN. UNMARRIED, WHO UNDER
"A stands how to take care OF horses ana is good
driver wishes situation a gentcman's family
where he would make himself generally useful good
references. Address l42 East 32d ST.
The New York herald., 1874-10-02

XrANTED-A NEAT. COMPETENT COOK; MUST
w have city references. Apply, before II O'Clock
at II Washington square, on saturday October3
The New York herald., 1874-10-02

VNANTED-A SEAMSTREss, WHO uNDkhsIAND>,
w cutting and king chldren's clothing and genera
family sewing to so u short distance in the country
must have good reference and understand wheeler
The New York herald., 1874-10-02

CITUAT1ON WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE GER
- man as gardener unde rstands propagation and cul
all things connected with the business; fifteen
years experience: good Address A. Full
TERER College Point Hotel L. L.
The New York herald., 1874-10-02

rTo GRoCERS-A SITUATION WANTED AS CoUN
1 terman, by steady, honest and industrious man
nine years experience first class houses inception
able references. Address GROCER, box AZ Herald
Office.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-03-05

4gs aEHl
Feet
r
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ih
rs r h.a 1 ta
pa A. s1a ae Eng
director TIE reports fraa # ih tse
saluzslaas vcas considerably bsfoad Ue
approximation at Gle sag.ers.
De- prga1er. ts-a. 7 w4sa Es5s 20 lha-
don. s3u.o twelve months bad tbga
esfsei 5aos tae safe % toe mine. The
stock had. / believe, remained during
that llme, 80 considerable premium
except during a temporary depression
caused b. the iur8ads Of the iiHaois TaB-
uel Company, mentioned 30 yuuF letter
and had paid monthly dividends Of oue
aud bali per cent, then learned from
M. Eager, your agent, that your Interest
ia tie stock bad been closed ca, iH juuo
previous. Bul that on both your subse-
qucui visits 10 Utah, Ia JuiY mid October
you had written him expressing greater
confidence than ever 10 the pgrmaneuse
OF tic pine, and directing a-Ee purcaas-
cs Of the stock for your account, which
be had accordingly made at o0aAdea-
bic premium. [ do not believe, and
should DC ma'h surprised 20 iosrn, that
any respectable person Ia London WHO
w4s concerned 10 the purchase, has eyeg
attributed to YOU or your associates ANY
but the most honorable aud slraigh,-ior-
ward conduct In al parts OF that trausae.
ton ~ late as October, 1872 when
lgtl London, their expressions toward
you wetc very cordial aud flatleriug,
They had in the purchase complete AS
suauee on every point except the dura-
ton ofthe deposit. A. to that they had
oil tie evidence that could possibly be
afforded. They we'll knew that certainty
on that point was not within the range
Of human foresight, and made the pur-
chase subject to the risk that attends ali
mining speeula,ions.
Very truly yours,
..... +. j. PHELPS.
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l.. p. POLAND
RITTER IRON HoN. ,. J. PHELPS,
RrnLMarox. Feb. Y. ls7

BURLINGTON, Feb. y, 1874.
Ion, I. ". Park,
DEAR SIR:--The statement in your let
ter Of the 9th inst, relative TO the sale of
the Emma Mine, addressed to the Bur.
lin2ton Free Press and Times, seems so
explicit clear aud satisfactory, that moth
ing need be added on the subject. take
pleasure iu saying that its accuracy in
many matcrial particulars is within my
personal knowledge.
IN lhr Summer OF 1871, accompanied
you 100 Ufah. 30 a-si,i a.. couuscliu irving
tts case p.wling Go Toe United Stale.
Caua There. involving tine title to the
mise. rrnsiuet at Salt Lake CITY about
q Fortnight. aud during that time visited
tae mine, aud made the acquaintance Of
nauy other visitors, both scientific aud
practical, Interested Ia mining, who had
baen dmwn there Boy it. celebrity. /
haaw nothing about mines, and eau oaly
STATE pasg sass aud heard
Tan EanA 1885 atthat time being work
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DEAR >ia.--I h"To carefully fead lb"
tttsf 'o Eaa #H q. VI. PHa. EH@., ct the
+iH .H#- t# relation f. 800. esH@alaH
ath tae Ga#a -.of si.uE aat ITS aa.r,
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IN Z. GILRENT,S ESrATE

' EtAFE 0f NFRMasr Manchester llstriN
Iu Probate Court held az Manchester, wtthi.
aud Tor taid Djgtret 0H tbc lithday ~ lohtusy
A. b. 1874.
Present Hon. b -, HurJo1 Judge.
The administrators III the gstate d % G. oil
bent. late Of pAe4et, la said distJiat drreaHud
IN ake application 10 said Court 20 extend tie
ulRe heretofore allowed them 20 pay this debts
due from said ottata. aud 70 fcndof thor admn-
iatgateu account until samu future day Nhar
upon % IL ordered by said Court that said AppIl
cation be- hoard At the PROBATE Office 10 Aanphos
ter. on the 2jth day al March, lsii aud, il il
further ordered, ibat Hoiiaa be- given VI M par
sous interested, by the publication 81 us atdei
Ia the Manchester JouRSAL, pHuted at Msnchrs
ter, three wooks sucgessyely. beE5re sad hear.
ing.
A true record.
Attgsl, LOtlLAND MUNsoN. Register
A true copy of record,
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OLIyER ELMOREs ESTATE.

- fFaI0 u N0fm0ut. MAuohraier lrlIlrt. -
In Probate Court held At Manchester, Nithin
and for said District on The 2Gth day 81 Feb.
4. H., 1874,
Present, Hon. f.. Il Burton Judge.
The executor u tho will Of Oliver Eimoro
lats Of Wluhlll ia said district. decreased
proposing to render Hu accouut Of hia adiuiuiH
trati0u on the eatate Of the said deteased II Il
ordered By tatd Court that rHid account DO ea.
amiuod Tor allowance 81 a session thereof, 10 b,
held at the Probate Office in Manchester ia saia
District, 90 the 18th day " March, A. ., 1874
aud that notice be- given 10 ali persons interested
by the publication Of ulis order Ia lm Mas
CHESTER Journal newspaper printed Of said
Manchester, three weeks succesWFely, pTcyIgHa
10 said time Of hearing.
true Re ord,
Attost, LOyELAED MUNsOE, Irglrter
A true copy Of record,
Attest, LOyELAND MUEsON, Register
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satisfied that thc sale of The mine was 300
every respee; d tsir aHd honorable one
fauy additional testimony is wanted it
eaH be found iu the accompanying letters
81 Ja.ge Poland, Cen Baxter Mr. Phelp-
and Senator Stewart. ia these several
statements He mga the whole history OF
lbe IuDa milne fgam .ba commencement
81 Air ruEa connection with il Go tnc
waeat ums: m# whatever maf be lOr
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Grown Ga.a Naas. sa w aal
10 tao maraatat about aae ,haasaa3 tet
lars pee EuesI ia1l AFTER fhal Hua tla
ors bodies Glcd and thes- mIa bad ao
market fa1ug ADD eoa1d ba baaEat lar o.
nominal sau, In 1879, ncu 0g8 bodies
having been d.saayersa1bc staga aftht-e
mine, reese Go about fHeeu thaasaad da,-
lars "a foot, aaA they aaya p.o3aesd u
l4e lssi twelve months orgf ,ga millions
each. Every mine of the Comaaas wifi
show similar au5oaaaas go value.
DO not tblak the Emma Mine aa. isl..
e3 or been worked out. A maH portion
only Of the ground has been explored. J
understand che mine is uoW rayiHg about
$4,000 q mouth above expense, ana
there seems TO Do nothing d-aauaaug
Ia 10. prospects.
Yours truly.