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The Grange advance., 1874-02-18

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The Grange advance., 1874-02-18

Munich Bros
Emil Manch ,l32
This Last note u endorsed BY Auerbach 4 scheffer
The Treasurer further say; these notes
and accounts were not turned over to him.
when he came into office, and ne does not
consider himself res sponsible for their col.
lection, but has done all he could to collect
them and save the school fund from loss.
With this Communication is . letter from
Mr.. 'Hurter detailing al the facts in the
case. He says that many Of the parties
have hatiy refused TO honor their paper.
6enstor Ne Donald moved TO refer the mat
tsr . : special committee, WHO we're to in
vsstigste the Auditors Office: MI. Cox Of
Ssred substitute to the effect that i COM
nfittee . Of seven he. appointed to toinvestigate,
al the State institutions, and dep partments, !,
With power to send for persons and papers,
and report e the next Legislature. Mr..
Cox's substitute was finally withdrawn,
and NJ. Macdonall's resolution was unani,.
nousiy adopted &. ...,,
Nj lDlonnelly offered the fol llowin
WHElsAs, The executive committee Of
tie Patrons of Husbandry, representing
Afteen thousand OF the farmers OF the State,
have appointed : committee OF three to re )
main - the Capitol during the season of
the Lexislsture. with 4 view to confer. with
esnators and members ia reference to leg
islation 1fticularly heoting the interests
Of fhey 1asnihe scommunity; therefore said
commit yhsh be entitled 4 tos seats upon
The 6oor of the Senate. Adopted.
The House bill allowing married women
ttosaet s. executors and administra xas
asssS +, IA ssn.ts' g 'hss i become. 4 !.
II. uasdoaald introduced ], bill u con
vsrtt school buiil,ling !. 81. Cloud
Into ssssoad hospital ttor ths insan a.au for
ass 81 those Who saeed not l,s
kept u II : doa1iI Inement, anl .hothsr bill
r y giilnona ornaf sehs bnill- J
lnsbfi.e .1ss q
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The Grange advance., 1874-02-18

We Issue six Thousand cnpi.:s of.'TEIEf
GRANGE ADVANCE, this week, and that viii
explain our beisg little behind time, to
some sof sour subscribers Now is aEgoo,i goo,
time to subscribe for the paper. Il Is per-
mancntly established sand we propose to
enlarge the size by fall and to-make it one
Of the best and most complete family and
agricultural newspapers Of the Stare, ma
stand with the Patrons all the time
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-09

THE VIRGINIA DyLsGATsS AND TIE tBs'
rEsSiAa.-On lac question of ordering 10
its crerossment the bill spprcprIallng thfec
millions Of dollars TO the Ccntcnrial the
representatives from Virginia voted: MeSsrs.
Plat. srowE.L, and THOMAS, aye"
Nessrs. Bowen, HARRIs, SESER, and SMITH,
..no.n Mr.. WHITEHEAD waS paired, but
would have voted lao" And Dir. HUNroN
WAS absent. The votes or two carpet bag
GER, ooa of Dir. THOMAS, Republican, were
all tina, Virginia gave 20 His scheme. 4
Washington telegram il the Baltimore Su.
says:
"The West generally voted against it, as
did alse the kouth, especially the Dtmo-
Gratis. The votes OF the latter arc explained
by tee fact that Er. Kelley, vino had charge
of the bill, rCii,-ed 10 peilui; an amendment
propuseG by Mr.. CIiitcudcn, Of Missouri,
declaring general AMNESTY Oil the Alb OF
July, 1876 it there is 70 be jubilee in
1876, The southern members want ii TO be
one Tor the whole country, a.ld rot Tor a
section. They want every mau 10 be relieved
of his legal aud political disabilities, no mat
Ter What bis position may nave acen in the
Southern Convderacy. They believe that al
the centennial the most elaborate spread.
eagle speeches will be mace With Ie!ereace
10 the emancipation vi tic negro; and in
that connection they want something TO be
said on tic sui jcct Of genera! amnesty.
The ivuns Wanna delegation ind Com,
ultlec an Ccn,enuiai had 4 mstlinp this
evening, and agreed that Air. Criueuden's
amcndutn. should DC voted on"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-09
OBITUARY.

dad In Winchester, on the 14th day Of April.
1874, WILLIAM BARTON, in tho thirty-thrd
year Of his age.
THE good die young" Why have those words
attained such a Judgement In our memory! is II
because In truth God calls away such In their early
Years that the value and uncertainty OF human HE
may he brought home to us as an example anu a
warming or Is II because the dtath or Sueh is so
great a Stroke and loss so irretricvabe?
These thoughts come TO us All III Inc DEAN or
WILLIAM BARTON, and the community In when
he lived and moved that he should DC taseh Ill the
very prime of his life and Usefulness.
hat lite, though useful. WAS not spent In puD-
lie ST tions, nor In way TO attract the popular Razt
II was rather an Instance OF how deep and lasting
AN immersion Is made upon society by quiet lie
of industry, honor, and heroic endurance.
When but a DO! he entered Is private the sILi5
of the Conederacy, aud though at amy time he coid
have obtained his discharge on the ground OF phy,,
steal disability, aud though he received "ounu
from which he never recovered, he struggled on 10
the end of the with his muske', not Tor dlstiic
ton hut from simple sense ol cuty anu ue'oIoh
10 a cause he believed TO be just.
After the struggle ceased nj returned 10 ms nome
ard lived upon his farm speding his time III quiet
and uGob'rlsive industry, but growing daily III me
estimation of tue community ana In sllcn 1n!lt-
encc by those honest, manly traits by when ne MAS
ever characterized. , .
sustained great loss for human loss Is uot Yaill-
all. in prnpvrinH 10 itS flash ann display. Uu
rather in proportion a. Ii can leave It's EoDc aSel-
clys in the heart OF society. ,, Ia
lie lied after long aui lingering sickness rs ne
had lived, among those most dear 10 hlin, sur :
rounded by ever! comfort that affection can De
SLOW. ami IN the communion of The Epls copai
church. surely we have In the memory OF IL :
LIAM BARTON al example Of the power vi III hoh-
est earnest, manly lie.
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The Centennial.

ls,eoo, Of the centennial three million
I'm T,nr.day IA The House of Representa-
,;.e. hr a majority Of forty-six was unex'
,o.,ed It's delea, is, indeed, not surprising
m, 50 large majority against it was not
looked for.
The vote va. reconsidcred to crafty the
.nn..,, Of the Pennsylvauian>. but Congress
will hardly appropriate anything TO 'n'
.s,ebrs,ion. why should IL: There y no
coed reason for any such arpr"p:ia'lon' L VI
n.ys celebration laere is more than M
,mrIe sum already raised by those VINO
snould pay the expenses. PmIadc'pSn WIN
Ed wins; she has pu. into it h'st'ra'e III
vc>:men,. .,,
TLere should bc nothing more than a
celebration by music, and rejoicing, ana ora
ions. and firing OF cannon, ana 'lirmiha'
lions and general fuss-making. rms Is
.,o. o,r homes: ancestors understood oy a
ca,e,-.;iou-a pubic r'joicins. Ana lor
xr,o, re,sen isa worlds fair TO DO adeeu
uorc,v 70 make money. II would be con-
rcr,ing things sacred into things soro'a -
gratitude TO The God Of the nations INTO inc
mean worship OF MSmmon. For such sac
rileye the people Of the United states ats
asked TO pay few millions aud 10 oesla'e
themselves 10 he wo,shipping OF the Goiden
cali.
To this costly plan Of celebrating ma
ions de!iycrancc from oppression through
the e.,abiishu en-. OF republican govern
MON, norarcbs of Europe are invited thai
they nav hcnor that political theory which
i hostile to that under which they hole
the rcSers o. rulers, while, on the o!he'
hand. the people OF tie South, gfoanlna
under the misgovernnent the Federal fo"e'
hes nut over them. are invited 10 participate
in rejoicing ever the liberties our iofetathers
ACQUIRED ard left to them, but OF when 'ne'
have been deprived.
There is 70 promie,y, 10 illness u ''e ~
isir q, all. Situated ~ the >"u'h IS he' p'0'
n,e cannot sincerely rejoice over the 'o''
liberties l;ch we're purchased " lee o!o'o
of their fo,eta,berS. and il ls no. Ioiiteo i
hospi,shle 20 solicit the presence u in'n
.,c,s True, they might have better cause
70 be Jolly on HE occasion than the southern
.,a:cs would; for the monarchs might derive
8 satisfaction in beholdius in this rePuoiIc,
i,,.t hundred years old, tie iEdub1&oie
proofs Of the rspl decay Of i'eruolcan-
ism.
The celebration with a worlds fair Is ou'
or I'll rC:s2u. There is money plenty H.
ready :or rejoicing; and IL that let these
Who can rcjuice take part.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-09

Tus TOBACCO EXEMP7IoN.- Washington,
May THE bill agreed upon by the Ways
ard Means Committee to-day 10 exempt from
tax 500 worth G! tobacco sold by pr
Queer 20 4 consumer is similar 10 the one
passed hy Tie HoUsr last year. 1t was OBJ
jected 10 then, is il is now, that every pound
thus SOLD robS the Cavern meat OF twenty
ccu;s lax ard is ~ so much an Unfair dis
criuIjn alton against lie manufacturers o;
tobacco Who are obliged to pay that tax Oh
every pound manufactured and sold. 1t is
e>sinatnd by tie internal Revenue Bureau
that The provision Of laW proposed to be re-
peaiuti III effect is above saved The Govern
n!ent during the past fiscal year Tie larger
part oF 23,000,900.
COMMISSIONER Douglas i very much op-
passed to tie bill agreed OIL today by tie
WAYS and Means Coumi;ter, allowing to-
t.ccc producers 10 ,c!. 800 worth free o:
:axati@a. sir. Douglas say, It will he inpos-
slbl. 10 restrict the producers 10 such limited
sales, .nd thinks tie io,ernal revenue will
lose 100000 annually if the bill is passed
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ALLEGED FALSE PnETENsEs.-Warrcn Ha

ALLEGED FALSE Observation-Disclosures Haf-
fer was arrested by Sergeant Seboid yester-
day, charged, on the cath Of Hiram Farmer,
of iaccy Springs, Rockingham county, Va,
with obtaining two hciscs. valued at $500,
from him under false representations. Mickey
Ward was arrested the same day by Sergeant
scioo'd aud .oo>iccmAu Kidd, CHARGED by
Mr. iar,uer with couspiring with E9Gtr i'll
obtaining the horses u.ijer false representa-
lions. The alleged cf2nse occurred on
TUESDAY at stable OF south Plea street,
v here, it is charged, Halter offered Mir. Par
uer u holse, which he claimed was worth
$50, and 800 in cash for bis two horses.
While the bargain was being made 1t IS
alleged Ward Offered ita!ics $3.50 for his
| horse. The latter, however, preferred to
trade with arncr, and succeeded in doing
80. Tie 500 horse was wud-hrokcn, and
| turned out to be worth about $40. Mr.
Farmers horses, which had been sent away
| by Halter. were not recovered. Justice Bell
released Halter and Ward on 81 600 bail each
f;r The action of the grand jury Baltimore
! Sisn, Sth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-09

A Practical JOKE ON THE PHILADELPHIA
Observation-Disclosures, May TN the
common branch OF the councils to-day the
announcement that the centennial bill bad
passed the House created considerable up
pause. a resolution was passed requesting
the centennial board of finance to take im'
mediate preliminary steps for the issuing OF
contracts Tor building machinery, hall. and
conservatory. This resolution passed into
the select branch for concurrence, but by
the time it Sas called up there accurate news
as to the ac.ion Of Congress had teen re-
ceiyed. The result Of this was tie refer
ence &the resolution to the committee on
the 4Renuial Tac action OF Congress is
UNI W ally denounced here.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-09

1t is believed the Council of eminent
Catholic prelates, which has been in quiet
session in this city for some days, is engaged
in rel justing archdloceses with reference to
cardinal honors 10 be conferred upon ore oil
the American archbishops. Cincinnati Com.
neercidl.
A new opera, founded on the events of the
Gichbnrnc case, is announced in Italy
Lord Chicf-JuStice Cockburn figures in il as
II Lord Capo di Gulstzia Sir CocCibo,no,
and the claimant as Lord 1Icciborni.
Elder Knapp made money enough during
his lie TO leave s., 900 TO Madison University.
$1,000 to the Missionary Union, and S5, 600
to the Home Mission Society,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-09

, TuE ARKANSAS CAsE-DECIsoS OF THS
Courr.- Lille Rock, May -Four OF tne
1--WE Judges of the Supreme Court met INSIDE
R,ook,'s line this morning and delivered an
opinion in relation of Joseph Brooks Ts.
Henry Page, State treasurer, being an ppm
cation for n,dnddmtss to compef tbe Iea,
snrcr to ply rcquisition for Si,ooo piaoe
by Brooks. s,;d
The court, In delivering the opinion, salo
The oalv question that we uecm neeess:i
TO notice il Did tho Circuit Conrt nave Ju.
ri,diction TO render Judgment 10 the case u
Brooks rs Baxtcr9
We feel some delcacy about expressing IN
oninion upon tie question propounGca; Du'
Under the plcadiass il las to be passed upon
Incidentally. if not absolutely, in determining
whether the rrlat0r is entitled to the reiiei
asked for. :,
Ills right to Office, If established at all, is
established by the judgment OF the CIrcul'
Court OF Pulaski county. We are OF the
opinion that the Circuit Court had lnrlsdic-
ton of the suhicct-matter. and its judgment
| sppcars TO be regular and valid.
Having arrived at these conclusions the
demurrer is oycrruled, and the writ OF man
damus will be awarded ~ prayed Tor:
Signed by John Mcclure, chict;lus,lce'
John L. BENEFIT. +. s. Scarlc, and NJ. H.
Stephenson, associate justices.
No lawyers were present except 'nosc "ho
remain inside the camp at the State'house.
That's a very cautious opinion. Ills
right to office, if established at alt,' is cstao
lished BY a circuit court. Rather queer
place for Governor to set his credcnliai;
from.
Baxter relies upon Tue Legislature, which
he has called together, TO ':establish hi
=, -
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DEATHS.

DEATHS.
1,ed very suddenly on the sthi nstnnt, at 4.
n; IN the nf,y.scventh year OF his aEe M .,
IT, ~ Germany but for many years Giaiziir r n,
ibis city, leaving four children to mourn Null 40
p1ilI s f,pera, will take place TO-DAY The 9tA "
slant from st. Harys catholic ehnrcn, to Mt
Friends and relatives arc respectfully
tend. e,. :,
oftesn minutes past 10 O'Clock A. h' Ih'nA'
B1tOW N, in his sixty third year ov..e church
His fsneS WIN ,aas R.nse stree
NOON At Az O'Clock. His friends thpS rother ir Z.
late r Js%ss sreTe Invited to attend
Md =, p.,,. Isle, Richmond, Va, maJ . nf,
Dcs; MS. GATHHrINE Fos IIn1 1 1s CHILDREN All
war OF of PR frends to their loss
1 1 s ,hor art rome TO the home or Inc 0'e"''
Then why should our Souls " he Weary ones rest,
We knI ns ino ournsrs and are e sas birth
where err love hath put of IN Inc IN s iiao "a
The stain It had Eathc sfngcr that gladdened the
| s ear Eileen on The bosom OF bliss. a e.
,,. L thou art gone where my ioiene"N %
STIRRED RED beauty that dwelt in Thy soul; ,rr,d
WHERE the light OF thy l9yelinesss so e it's gao
Nor Thy heart b DC drunk Of the Le!he that lows
"" Through Eh land where they 90 . moi ,o'se@
rh.t she.Is over memory onl} tep'~~'
I'D lakes from II only regret
Dearest m other thou mast i Ell u.s.
Xc thy loss most deeply leti'
mi dis God that has berclL US
He can al; our sorrows neal.
YctagaIn We hope TO meet tnee'
,ri,cn tile days Of life are ncd,
And with Joy 10 Heaven to greet Ihee'
W here no farewell tears are Sheo.
,,or Funeral will take place from the Belle isle
hnna, sITSDAY the 10th Instant, al ciocs
AZ The friends and acqlai ntances OF 'ne ianii1
W. M rn.nectfully invited tn attend.
baltimore city and county papers please cop1'
n,cd Of typhoid pneumonia and diphtherla,
Thnrsday 9TH instant, at 81 O'Clock L. ~, ~ her
r.a;cmcc. 30 G25 First street. oregon Hiil, hirs.
~ it'll 4 j. BIstJOkS wife OF Mr. a. d. brooxs,
n lie ffty-ilrst year Of her age.
The saints who die Of Christ possessed
Enter into immediate rest:
For them no further test remains.
or purcing fires and toruring pains.
Who, trusting In their Lord. Ccpart
tleansed from all sin, and pure In heart
Th,. bliss unn,xcd, the glorious prize,
They tlud with Christ In Paradise.
Her funeral will take place from the Oregon Hill
Methods; church SUNDAY, the 10th Instant, at
II A. NJ. The friends and acquainiances CT the IA
IN ly are respectfully invited TO attend
St Louis (Mo.), Baltimore tAd), and BEDFORD
(Va.), papers please copy. ~"
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:, s,g.iE,l.jaAA MOTTO. =
M LEVY BROTHERS
beg leave to announce special sran' opN
SUMNER SILKS
noyDtY. MAY 18th.

MONDAY, 8rAT- 18th.
rh. assortment comprises . line OF 'no'e
>, cr .ND-yH1TE STRIPE SILKS, so very
nonu1ar, n. 81 and s1.1o yard;
paAB.eRoUsD D, GREEN, Blue .na PUZZLE
srP1PEs, very rich goods, at s1.s6 yard
regular price s1.7o; ,,,rx
a,rrN-.SD-wH1rE and sLUR-AND-ThIIA
STRIPED SILK at 81
s,1vrR-GRAY SILK, an exquisite shade sl'oo
yard; "a
,CK Gxos-GRAIN SILK at s1.ss, $3.50,
s1.7c, %, aud up to $3.50;
r.buING and MARCALINE SILKS In s'erJ
rb. above ia one of the cheapest and most dcsirs-
bio lots Of summer silk, Just purchased at great
reduction by our New York buyer, and VIC give our
customers the benefit of 1t By Offering them at the
above popular prices. LEVY BROTHERS,
1917 and 1919 Main street.
TRY CoLGATE'S VIOLET WATER. We can
recommend It. myo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-09

Tur ryrrEss.-We ind the lol!owing pa
rocr,pb in the Fipcas;lc Heraid.a paper not
IT al unfayoratie t. the PresId"n; OF Tie At
lantic. Mississippi aud Ohio railroad:
..If the Richmond Dispatch will lind a
remedy for tie evils When IL cohNi!'hs u
concerning he express "'n;euI,Ns &c ."..n
Gsns'a ~ '.',.' ~ -. nr',r< ~ ere,, deal for
~. rnnya,;ierce of HE urrir u, here. 4
io,e tie iyi;ctch y Ill nee rcE@lug away.
We don't hn'W "nTre lie 'aaI1 .1eS' "'l II ~
s!Is''u' Ole.
iGe teoi''e ",'''- ~ -,''''l' -
ant. ""'o Lac ,'~ ~ go. ~ '.'"l '.':o
4a't>cen'' - ''','i ''i '",'''' r,,r.'s
u-o'V '''', ''.,-' ''. '.'',- - ,s.n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-09

A WONDERFUL MACuI%E.- One OF the mos
wonderful labor.saying machines ever intro
Guced in this country is employed in making
the extension Of jefferson street, and now IL
work between Twenty-sxth and lwehts
seventh streets. This machine is The S'l' y.
E,xcsyatcr. which was first Introduce -
Louisville last fall, ard has proved 4 frh
s,,rre.s II is 4 novel nactlht' SUM- " n.
.on,l;r,.ed in fhc details OF us co!'S'i uo
,;nn h,,t oItorctber 50 simple IN design tua,
~. WA, ,,o,d.r : !, WAS not iny:n:cda hlnoFeu
,.. :a 40 TIE carriage resembles thii
=, o., Culinary wI,on, with 4 clri-Ded
o,:sr;,r, beneath the aXlcs. Beneath the
rom axle is 4 scoop shaped ploW, so al
,ac.pd 20 the wagon that by manipulating a
liver il can be lowered or elevated 10 sun
ire necessity Of the case, cutting tiirfo"
ia The ground at any depth from one 10 IN
inches. or more if desired. Tie earth, as II
i. thus scoopcd up, passes over me l'IGuSh
anG falls upon a carrier, somewhat re:elh-
b,irg The carrier which is connected WIN
wheat ,hrcShcr TO carry off the straw. ihe
dirt following the carrier rolls bach aEu
drops into the bed, which is nearly the SIZE
of Az ordinary cart bed, and receives lts loaa
i, less than minute. Five Of these ma
chimes we're at work yesterday, making d
circuit i'll The performance OF
thcr labor, passing over the ground about
$50 Euntlcd feet in width, receiving the
oad during he trarsit, continuing on their
way 10 tiic low ground, where the dirt was
jumped by mems Of manipulating a small
eycs-:.I zone in Il second, with one move
ueut, and, without stopping the team, re-
nrLiGs Tor another load.
This machine di>penscs with spades. picks,
nG .hoscis, and is capable CT doing the WORK
{ lirc carts and ten men ct onc-fourth the
csl o; ordinary hand labor. The machiue
especially adapted for building railroads.
wees, canals, opening streets, dwelling CT
il, etc. LouiScille Courier, 9Th.
I'VE commend this machine to General
CIV 0crry's attention. lie could soon till UP
ur suliies and grade AL the streets with the
ID Of few such machines
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-09

{ xAsDRIA AND RETnocEssioN.-It is now
siooa that pS nc e0nte7t , will be nnn MADE over i
the general term at Washington, as the At
torncy. General Of Virginia thinks that tue
of tie act Of rctroccsaion
is not involved in that case. Judge Viii
loughby, for the plaintiff, will, however,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-09

Do you doubt that this is Tree country.
or that the S'stes have tights left2 Attor.
ney.General WILLIAMS at Washington is
hearing counsel for both BAXTER and BROOKS
with the intention Uf advising the Prc.iGen.
by one word 10 decide which shal! he Cover
nor Of Arkansas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-09

Virginia spends annually over five M
| ions Of dollars Tor ten and coffee, to say
nothing OF nineteen millions for liquors, but
she is too poor TO ply two millions of dol
lars on her deJt. Honest Old Common
,uaaItt,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-09

In bis speech on the ciYii-Iights bill la,t
week MIR. NORWOOD, CT Georgia, called the
attention Of the United States Senate "a ,he
fact that the bill declares that "all persons
" within tie jurisdiction Of TIC United States
"shall be entitled to the Full and equal en-
"joJme,.t OF the accommodations, uGyant.
cages, facilities, and privileges OF cemeie-
90 r,oc -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-09

Another DISTINGUISHED LYNcuBURGFR.-
We learn trcm the Petersburg papers that
Mr.. W. Roane Rutlin. president of the Pc
tersburS Agricultural Society, has appointed
Mr. Il. :. Gregory to represent the associa-
ton in the Agricultural and Industrial Con.
Stcss, which assemblies at Atlanta, Ga, on
the 18Th instant. This is uu excellent ap-
pointmcnt.- Lynchburg Republican.