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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-23
DR.. J. Walkers California Win.

DR.. J. Walkers California Win.
egara Bitters are purely, Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the ma
tive herbs found on the lower ranges Of
TIE Sierra Nevada mountains of Califor-
MIA, the medicinal properties Of which
are extracted therefrom without the Use
Of Alcohol. The question is almost
daily asked, "What is the cause Of the
unparalleled success of VINEGAR BIT.
TERS?' Our answer is, that theyremeye
the cause of disease, and the patient re-
covers his health. They are the great
blood purifier and a life giving principle,
a perfect Renovation and InvigoratoI
of the system. Never before in the
history of the world has medicine been
compounded possessing the remarkable
qualities of VINEGAR BITTERS in healing the
sick of every disease man is heir to. They
are a gentle Purgative as well as "a Tonic,
relieving Congestion or inflammation Of
the Liver and Visceral Organs, in Bilious
Diseases.
The properties of DR.. WALKERS
VINEGAR BlTTERS are AperIent, Diaphoretic,
Carmnative, Nutritious, Laxative, Diuretie
Sedatiye. Counter rritant, SUdoritic, Altera
tive. and Aut- Bilious.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-23

dress Wholesale Depots. 81 White street. New
York; sol Race street, Philadelphia. 3Td6m
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-23
MAST AS
PULMONIC BALSAM

possesses this rare combination Prepared entirely
from vegetable substances, with their baisamic
medicinal properties, il be taken at any time
and under all circumstances with perfect safety
sE~Nhile il promptly and ctfectually arrests ir-
rliation of the air passages and the lungs and rap
idly relieves cough, Ii render item further assis-
lance by promoting "A free discharge of their aceu-
muAted mucus and at the time imparts
strength and Nigor to the whole system. Thousands
have been speedily aud efiectually cured by its
timely use while suffering with severe colds, pro
trac coughs, and various other forms of LUNG
DISEASE.
Sold by all Druggists and Apothecaries through
out the country. d&weow
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-23
A MIRACLE!
TESTIMONIAL

LOfice and Residence No. Al Dauphine ST.
NEW ORLEANS Sept. %, 1878.
CAPT. TRYOS j, WOODWARD
Agent Maguire's Medicines.
No IS Magazine Street:
ESTEEMED SIR From a feeling OF heartfelt graf
itude, and q general sense of duty, l am prompted
to address you and respectfully beg to give YOU
voluntary and brief statement OF my past and pres
ent state of health CUNDRANGo LIVER AND BLOOD
BITTERs AND SARsAPABILLA Tonic. My health for
years has been bad, but from the commencement Of
this year rapidly declined, forcing me TO abandon
all character Of business; and upon becoming com
pletely paraly zed in my right arm and with my
whole right side threatened, became helpless and
hopeless indeed, though attended upon by the mos
skflliul physicians OF this and other States and
cities. with no benefit; and, in fact. my own mcdi
cal knowledge forces TO realize the fact that M
less some change and improvement took place soon
with me would shortly die, and made my every
earthly arrangement accordingly, when by mos
providential circumstance l was directed 70 auu
met you, about month ago, and, from yoar in,
erous sympathy, was induced 10 gratn! vi, ou'
with no hope or confidence Of beDeni 70 NJ .,,r,
only try the CundurangO; sHd 20 ny ut-os
ishinent and qualification. am now almost entlIel!
$1,000 IN trSerf health and that by the use OF
but one bottle Of the ttNDeisANS 49, i.A'A 80
Bloom BITTERs and sAli-AL $50 = a III
indaea a renewed and resurrecfed u.a.. aud VIII
80 M ds1r -ir. he grateful IN my remembrance
80 -, T,y me Kind interest and generous sympathy
% " 80 M In my Wretched heplcssness, and AK
i,,'iI,rrd that to the use OF Cunderango aud d.
yine Providence through you, am indebted for
new lease Of lie. 80.
lion OF my case be made; aud by my happy experl
eucr none ueed despsir. and that through you, "a
the use Of Cundurango they may also ana zen,
and restoration TO hcs. when even a1Ve nss-
has led. VITA respee. sad grsitnae' l ssiqsin
yours truly, etc. irHos VI. LOGAN, JA. N y.
NEw ORLEANS, sept "A, 1873.
We the undersigned, being personally ACQUAINTED
with Or Logan cbetrfuIiy certify that the aboxe
statement b snd comet n every particular u
c AoCALt1STkF
PM GOODWIN.
DAM HIGEAk-
Solo ~ u.r-sr g 1homA-. .o~S leland.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-23
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN from the effects
OF Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood re-
stored. Impediments to Marriage removed. New
method of treatment. New and remarkable RENE
dies. Books and Circulars sent sc, in sealed CT
yelopes. "
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. South
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa,,--an Institution
having high reputation for honorable conduc'
and professional skill. 95d&w3m
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-23
|lI!H|lSi|El1

/ | WARRANT ONE BOTTLE A PERFECT CURE IN
THE WORST Forms of Piles, two to five bottles lie
lEPRosY ScRoFuLA RHEUMATISM, SALT RHEUM,
CANCER, SATARRH, kIDEEY DISEASES, and, all dis
cases OF the skin, Fad the greatest Blood Purifier
ever discovered Entirely vegetable. requestal
TO send to me and take back their money In ali
cases Of failure. None for Is years. H. D FOWLE,
Chemist, Boston, and Montreal. Sold throughout
the world. II bottle. Send for Circulars of aston
ishing cures.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-20
Railroad Scherning.

"Tous rsrL," in the New York iT's"Hc'
makes III; at railroad sthcmios aud raw
road rsauds. We copy a couple OF f"",
Graphs from his satire:
"Who owns these r3i'toodSt INC F',~r
don't: No, The directors: 10. ~ N.Y. N.Y.
ite t;cs wbercon the rails are la'u i"c
r,.a. ara owned by fools aud Srccuia'ofs-
10 ,,.nrSs orc convertible and interch;in@ra-
n ,ne no co,,n,ry o,cr. And instead OF De-
VIZ ,.,,n IN the interests of the scctious
w.. which they pass, or even OF tn'
''.nsrs cf the stock, they arc run s'nniy
and solely ~ the speculative interests "
nrc.'Gcut and directors.
| For few INSTANCES In point: hocs
Island stock is called Que of the best seeHIi,
lies in market. There Is TRADITION, pun
upon notwithstanding annual reports, loa'
,l,. lands ct tue company alone WOULD pay ol
rs bonded debt if sold; that the cash Oh
npua--rcver less than Si.000,0 00 --would al
any tine nav dis idend uf from 20 to ~ fel
cent. if divided amurG the stockholders
for wears this great dividend has been eN
roriad. aud nj regular intervals, Whcu III
,,Lrr meats fail to stimulate shc marker
hi, Dividend i talked about. Yet ever,
| ,,,,, mud .,.~:iu mere stock is issifd ava soio
| - .,r,, ,h,. nerd. of the road. lille ~ MA,
r,.,, Is Nv million, AMI m!lIions) The capita
tn.I, buS tprn more than doubted, an'
y),at TIE actual position OF The ROAD +, "na
i,.r ycI value OF the stock may t", ol'ly !a'
PRESIDENT and the devil could 1T this momIn
,,I-uud | doubt not that il You c'ilcd upp'
our Tor Information he Wcu'u icl'f yoa II
: Il III, y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-20
.:rn,F..icau Caucus cm Arkansas. %ls''-
res-t.,s. s:s,s Adjournment.

yy,,,t.craH, Ma" 1S.-lhr kerublcaH
.,,.;or lia ~ important calcus ritrr TIC
.,,;,u,rm,ut of tic Senate Tins afternoon.
.ri,,, .;..t b,ls;,rss taken up WAS the rcSoill-
iinn IF rrna,or CLAYTON Tor tllcartolntncht
nf IN Arkansas investigator committee.
iris ave iso 10 aVcrr rXfrrdpd IL ca>>ioll.
ur>.rs. CiaIlon Dui&"y. and few oilers
rl,u,.ed earnestly for tic adoption Of the
ra.ni,,ion, ard same crltic!,u. I'll TIC Efp>l-
drut Wa, INDUCED in by The two or three
whn were personally disappointed 1T his AZ
ion in rc>ognizing Baxter. lite large ma
ior,:y Of tAC senators. however, opposed the
adnn:iou OF any such resolution, dccariE (
r,r,i il was neither eXpedient nor proper, ard
,nat neither h0usc of Congress bad the poser
I, Investigate the regularity Of The election
of The Governor Of Stale.
II vas coutendrd by the Clayton side thai
Congress had already established the pre-
rrirnt bv inycsti eating the affairs OF nil the
southern State; III appointing tie kuh!1X
committee. 70 til; il was rrpi!at; that tie
kukIilx committee aaS only empowered 10
Investigate he condition of H!ialrs III the
South, aud not the election ct slate Objects.
Il WAS further argucd by senator Edmund:;
and others that lie President had already
taken III! the action warranted by tie Con-
str ation under the circumstances. Ii MIS-
;nilT decided by lar2c u'HlIrlty Q! Lie
ca;lr1s that Mr.. C,ayton'S resolution Should
net be acted on, and Mr. Clalto sutcnmhvt'
quite p.accably. Is b" iiad been gwen 10 nli-
ucrstaad that even II committee we're APP
puiatcd it would net DC proper lpr Lin 10
be Il ulCnhcr ct II.
The ca.:cl,s then determined that when
tho legislative appropriation bli is disposed
OF the ciyllrighls oil shall be taken up ana
proceeded with until It IS finally acted Oh,
il vas determined That the Democrats snonid
have Il fair opportunity + debate The bill Ii
was thought tbat two days would be suill,
cieut for this, and it was agreed thdt Oh tie
.ycond or THIRD dry III the iurtbcst the sc5-
sion should b. contained until the bill pass
cd. The general opinion ct the caucns was
That there wa, 10 necessity for any k3pI'l:-
can speeches on The bill. This Is TIE DOLLY
poitical question that Is LIKELY to come ~
before Tie adjournment. twas for tbs Iea.
sou only that it was agreed that the ne1Go'
cratic senators Should have the occasion TO
spread themselves, for several OF those III the
caucu5 said The bill had already been debated
at length. The caucus then, after dccidnI.
to pass the resolution Of 5euGior EdmunGa
tor a sine die adjournment on Jure I'D. ID.
iourucd It's deiibeIatiouS.- CO'rc*i CnacE"C
Baltimore San.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-20

RAILROADS AND TIE CIVIL kIGHrS Bill. -
Commenting upon the fact That The Chicago
aud Alton Railroad Company have applied
to the United States Circuit Court ut Spring.
field, ILL.,, for the removal TO that court under
IL writ OF ccrhordra, Of tbe cases DOW pcud.
ing in the Circuit Court OF Sapgamor. for
visitation of the Illinois State Railroad law,
and that writ was Issued under similar al,-
plication made by the stme company Tor The
transfer of II case pending in the Morgan
County Circuit Court some time since, the
Springfield journal says:
"Ihis now Stems 10 lie the policy OF tbs
company, and will no doubt be followed hv
other companies In the Stale. 20 that the
prospect Of decision under the railroad law
by Our State courts is exceedingly remote, if
not impossible. The application is made
under the sixteenth section of the amend
nlrnt 10 the civiI-rights bill, and the COM
pany ior their representatives, claim, in sub.
stance, that their legal and constitutional
rights have been invaded, and that they have
been impeded and Injured ia The prosecution
OF their business, within tie intent and
meaning Of the civl-righrs Till OF March
[Slhy y 81. 1870, and its amendment OF Feb
ruary q, 1871 giving them the right TO pre-
lection OF the United States laws. This ia
use of tho civil-righls bill never
III l!cipalcd by its authors"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-20

Our friend OF tie Fredericksburg A%rG!t
hover made q gyeltcr mistake than be coe'
Ia dsnouucine the bill pending before C"l'
e,ess requiring the prepayment OF lo3iH&I
It 10 not only not designed fox ir]nfy to th'
country press, but will be beaetc:al to taen'
The hostage On their weekly or semi-wtckiS
sapers will be mere basasc!te. c>pctla.',
aftsr giving them the free Use OF tie male
70 any part of the county il wh!ch tacy
ire published, and this, "e are satisfied
,hill be the case. On weekly news. ap"'
lie postage will lie about Fix cents per III
Sum; On C semi.Wcck!y twelve cents. III;
seduction will be sufficient TO benefit sub
lc!ibers and publishers. TIE latter By chars'
Ing round sum can get part oi The rcouc'
ton. and both subscriber aud editor Will b'
greatly accommodated by the simplicity O
She operation. A man that would object tC
prepayment of 50 small sum on each paper
sent by mail we should think "ou!d rcgaft
4 a hardship TO send his papers to the post
afice we're the Government to agree to carr
them for nothing. We know tiias our 1T'cn'
General KELLEY il not one Of this kind, an'
therefore he evidently has not given the SUB
sect due consideration.
The best way fer all editors to settle TIL
question is to require payment OF suhSclil
Sons in advance. They would then AWAY
bsve cash in hand for prepaying postage "
well as for printing papers. 1t Is grca
mistake TO publish papers on the credit Sy>
tam. The sums are too small, The subsciil
lions too widely scattered. \ debtor to
small elloupt, and living a long way fro.
TO- creditor, is apt TO DO slow 10 pay m
Che delinquents are so numerous that II.
publisher must ussess their Delinquency Il!
% the paying subscribers. II all ply, q
would be tie case in cash payments, the CD
Tor might reduce the price OF snHScliItic
his paper, aud that would iut:t3Sc ii
list Of supporters.
Prepayment is the tue rolicy--rreraj
Eent OF subscriptions AID OF postage.
will relieve the editor OF World Of lfoujl
and keep him in supplies.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-20


| me rxfGh>s.-Why tho DiSpofch should r,-
s.rrr ~, u. rrusurcs tor tho president 81 the At
| .nile. Mississippi ani Eh!o Company ana NV
mni,;,,g hi,, words of Kindness aui approval for
a,,,s \ Co. is something OF mystery. IL hsS he. II
entnn That The refusal 10 connect came ifr'n lll
company and lot fi'm tie Atlar:lc. hlssiss'i,pi
| AMI t,no Company. II has b2Gn SHOWN t.al me
yritr &; Tic batter Is tower than theirs, anu 'nt:e-
fore, nctc' adapted to the mpo'e!isAe: co. u'!inh
| ,T rur r.n,gi.. surrey the sNmiEihy nt Nir:lnla
tnpia slou',' he with the coin,'any That srikes 4
| low for cheap rates ard for The inGef"ndcnce Of
Virginia r0a::s. III" true theory i tat rmiroi'ls
sIc@li d, ;hc!r u"u cypress busi.ltss'-'fE q
yesterday.
our WIG friends see through General
IAnoyE's eyes, aud eau only zee that hlS
EXPRESS tnrory is the true onr, and tia; there
must be no concession from that. Nolwllll-
,t,nding that ell tie world is against the
General, this only shows that Nil tie world
is wrong and that the General is right!
it. We have nothing TO do with ADAMS
s Co. They are not delinquent. Ii Is the
Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio management
that fails to give express taciitics to tue pco.
ole Of Virginia. All Other communities in
the Union euj,y these facilities, and the rail-
road that does not furnish them is de'n.
,iucnt, All mus. be 50 adindgcG.
I'd. We have seen none Of the thipg,
proved which the Wing says nave been
proved.
81. The sympathy Of Virginia people
should aud would be with railroad that
would lulnis, them with the facilities to
carry On their trade and help them 10 re-
cover their fallen iortuuc5-uot with Que
that forces Nirginians to SHIP goods nine
| hundred miles out Of the way TO reach their
own people oDI, two hurd;cd AID sixty
mics distant from the pont CT shipment
| sec ClMi lo;tcsvie woollcn.miil$. And tt:ere
are nun,rot.> cases of the sanlc kind.
| lh. The "lrue theory is that railroads
| Should 10 their own business" says tbe
| Vhsg. Who decided that TO bc The true
theory: General MAuoSE and tho Wig
| But al! other railroads differ from thcsc high
authorities, and rs the Wing aud the General
cannot establish their true theory Until
al these otacr roads are converted 10 it. must
the .u!-!iny people of hiehnrud aad else.
where III NirgiHi e. Oh eu.lariag inttcti-
niteiy?
Every railroad ii |;rslnja save the ATTAIN.
Tic, ilisaissirl'i and Ohio coalfac,s with An
ANS II 20. Are the people TO suIler until
tacr all 20 10 the Firsiria MNhonet, or will
tl!a. Individual Yield 10 tie noiluta:l OF OPP
position 10 his "polic, Z" We never read
OF an instance where Ii man in high position
| 50 placed himself iii opposition to the whole
| world 10 The Inconvenience ami serious in
| jury Of society. IL it is not "piy-hcaii2nl
| what is il?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-20
A Noble Example.
ruE INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR VI
ALFXASDRIA DECLINES.
FROM tho Gnsettc Of Mon,lay.J


4 C,rp,-" \ fault IL maDe worse by Ell.
,Ir,,o,iu~ to conceal it, Alicr 4 Tree anu
mi, conversation with friend on lasl Sallir'
dpy night. became convinced thai III my
d,..irc for revenge Oh The persons who mali
ciousIv voted against me during the past |" .
years | am doing great Injustice to those OF
nv friends who by their eXeriions ana thei'
votes supported me. feel now that rave
,huurt,ilrssly ignored their fidelity ana ser
vices. aud | must make the proper atone
mrnt. | know that many OF my iltcnd'
yoled aguiu-t me last year unacF
wrong IMPRESSIONS, towards Mho'h 4,
have not the slightest ll'..eel,hs.
ask the indulgence aud kind con-
,idcrutiou of those friends who endorsed my
determination to become an independent
candidate, and who were ready at this il!n'
10 support ulc. / hope they VIII view this
matter rs I do. There are candidates 1ol
other Offices frcm whom the most OF Us .ue'
sire 20 select our choice. \ strict adherence
10 nv former request would work TO tht
dctti,ncn: Of some OF our friends, ana tsia'
would be wrcug. therefore chcccfuliy re-
lease yuu FROM ali restraint. ] am not 'fc'u
,trl ia this recantation by any per>oti'l '"p,
,ideratiun not that link that nave hi ';,
a loliticl! mistake, but that nave t'",''., ~,
ted moral error. SATISFIED W '''',, ,,,,i.,t,
spcrtl,l!ly Withdraw IN maine a7 ''l'i''.''>
tur the my Oial!y. iloNH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-20

The treaty 10y which Great Britain ps.
komes Inc protecto:atc Of the Fiji Islands
BINDS her to assume all financial liabilities md
70 pay The King 900 per aunum with other
pensions TO various native chiefs, and rccos.
nsze the ruling chief as owner OF the lanIs
Haich will BIZ open to settlement By fore;yr.
ars within year; which treaty will ro
doubt be modified in favor Of Grra. Britain
al all events when the present King dies
Yet 1t is not very costly protectolate as il
Stands. The Kings salary Is not as great
al those OF great many Of our railroad
kings.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-20
Our friend Of the CrrIcrirLsilII

vi tue CUtiItaSJuTS LtfutQ,
who in the Legislature stood l.y lae EreGe
Fieksburg road In is grelt war with the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, notices ID
his last paper that "marycI Of success" the
seahoard railroad, and awards to Captain
ROBINSON, its president, the highest credit.
Htakos occasion to PROFOUND the following
question: "If Captain ROBINSON could So
"buiId up the Seaboard, what is to prevent
"him from similar success with the r0a;.
"from Richmond to Quantico:'
We have 10 doubt that this can he easily
done. and President ROBINSON has put In The
entering wedge that can achieve even create,
results. Let him extend the pro rating and
sxpedlting system HOW in vogue on AL grca'
railway lines, and we shall see the Fredc.
risksburg line In good time in the front rank
OF vigorous and prosperous routes Of trans.
pertstion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-20

Fountains elsewhere get dry. TlEi! before
the post.oIllce In this city is exceedingly
thirsty, and ought to be supplied with
enough for itself to drink at least. 1t woult
be we'll II il had Il stream large enough &c
cutitlc it to tho naIne given 1t. lis condition
is described by Il journal Of Il distant city il
abiding to Dry concern Of its own
"Inats very talented fountain. 1t i:
got moist institution, to bc sure. but i
>;aud5 there under the san and looks pretty
and glareS. and suggests water, and lGakr:
everybody feel thirsty and hot and uDcom
Portable, and does 4 great deal Of business IN
That M;iN.N
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-20
PROCEEDINGS OF TIE LEGlFLATuHE

LITTLE Rock, May 13.-lu Tie ssa!ic 10.
tluy Il bill was passed changing the raIGe ol
CLAYTON county 10 Wiltshire.
The House passed Il resolution appointing
a committee 10 investigate IL &c whether Any
officers OF the state have been cn2acru IN
armed instruction against the legal govern
mept. \ similar committee WIS appointed
in the Senate.
A ioiut resolution passed the Senate for q
| SIM dc adjournment on he GSth Instant.
Governor Baxter has issued II prnclma-
ton rcyukiuG bis former proclamation lie.
cIlriGg martial law in certain districts. but
| states that nothing In this proclamation shall
! Interfere with thc carrying out Of al Mill
| ,ary orders from the headquarters Of The
State Ct AIka.;>;l&, or from any Legitimate
military authority.
A large number Of Drooks'j t!o:uS l;tf to-
day, also several companies of Baxter;
lcrvcs. The Brooks party still keep scnti-
pcls around The Statc-house. It is expected
they will all 90 away TOMORROW.
MENrnIs, May lS.-Captlins Van DcSautl
aud Savage, hale prisoners under k,ug White,
have arrived here, having Lett Arkansas. The
former has resumed his seat rs Il member Of
The Legislature.
III. Clay Cobb, supci visor Of mississippi
county. Ark, wis aSsasJ,natcd near French.
mans bayou, fifty miles above here, last Sat.
,lrdav evening, while returning TO his home.
There is 10 cluo 10 The asSls>in. wto fired
upon his victim from some brush.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-20
SEWHSS-NtCFfIyES.

GEWING-MACIIINE EXCHANGE
~ Twelfth street between Nuin and Franklin
under II. James ioc'. richmond, VA. Orders re-
ccifed for all kinds u SkWlNG-M aCulNES. and
promptly filled nj Invest prices. Also, agency for
oEtOE sEWihG-MAChINES, the latest I'M
proved, most perfect, aud llgh-runnlng ever Iu-
vented. Needles for all kinds Of sewing machines,
lnIrhiiic SILK, cotton. and attachments. Machines
Tor rent All kitts OF sewlDg- machines repaired.
lny 20-lS G. DARBY, Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-20
..oTurr MAX OF TIE RIGHT STEllt.

4 CARD 10 he Gt@cHs q hya,"'.,,3i
Though Conservative. "i'hou. "ny so' ,,,,
tuition on nv part vas h"ni'na,." o cr ;h
10Th instant hy the hcpunl'ca" l''i'! ~, '"i
,,, ,,raiciill 10 the patty for heir k'hu'
''"., and cv..tiiencr, btu mn>t Irep"c'!tl!',
define running against my irirnd MI
,hyi.t,,u for Tie reason that ne ha> been
,,,,i, rnu,u4te,i for The 'ifi,e hr tie Con
sentative party, 10 which belong. ana thai
tho friendly relations between lI5 are such
tl,a,-I ya,,,ot consent to oppose his 1t e'cc-
tluu. Respectfully.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-20

COMPULSORY PlLoTAGg.-It is understood
that ihc hisl III reference to compulsory
rilot'Gt, which passed tlic Senate Mondu,
carries out the idea OF compromisc as be-
tween the views Of the pilots ON one side
and tic ship.oWncrs Oh the otter. The bill
as passed was meant, il 10 understood, en-
t:lcly for The ports Of New Iorkand Baltimore
and the coas.-GslIiDg smacks Of The East.
Under lis provisions, however, all vessels
in The foreign Trade will still be
10 take pilots.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-20

We acknowledge the courtesy uI an inyi.
tation from the piilpdcmlc Society OF
Georgetown College to be present at their
triennlal celebration, on Wed.
neSday, June 9Th. The orator Of the occs.-
siou will he the Hon. CHARLES L. JAMES,
LII. D.; aid SAXH will deliver cue Of bis
spirited poems. The commencement ccrc,
monies Of tho college take place about the
sinnn linn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-20

TAXING DcGs.-From The Greenjrier In.
dependent We learn that the County Colnt
Q! Monroe couaty has Imposed tax of 81
PER head upon all dogs in that county. I'll G
revenue derived from tho tax will be az.
Piled to the payment Of damages for loss of
sheep destroyed by dogs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-20

Nr. b. l.. BRAsELMAS, COUNCILMAN from
Jackson Ward, hats handed us seyc:al annual
'eports OF the City Engineer, from which il
appears That that ward Is by no means neg
ected in the distribution OF fayors by the
lily Council.