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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-18

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19
Rain and Reservoir.

We made statement some tlme since as
to the capacity OF the new reservoir which
was correct. Next day we enormously modi-
fed thst statement, and there We left il. But
the rains have brought us to our sense of
duty to the reservoir. We find that Its
capacity is so great that we cannot withhold
aretraction OF the erroneous second state.
ment, which unjustly whitfield its digutty
dorm one-half Each compartment Of that
reservoir will bold 100000 gallons OF
water, aggregating 100000 which will
give upwards Of 300 gallons per day to each
man, woman, and child in the city.
It must be pleasing indeed 10 many cti-,
zens TO know tbs. SO largo supply is7io tie
add d 10 our Waler-storage, and mat he ad-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19
:, -, ,,,,,a t,on of the Water Line.

w. nnb,,shsahls morning letter FROM the
Hon. A. II. 81. STUART on the subject OF con-.
t;ousog the James River and kanawba cana'
from Buchanan to Covington. 1t Is the
strongest and most conclusive paper that mas
of late been laid before the public with re.
gard to this most important matter. ihe
facts presented by Mr.. STUART viii 10 some
respects quite surprise the public. "nen IL
IL seen how much Of the work OF continu'
ing the canal to Clifton Forge has alreaoy
been done. and how much more OF 1t may DC
doue without additional expense 70 .ne
State. IL does seem hard that the little sna'
is wanting should not be obtained.
We have all been regretttng one conse'
urence Of the great social revolution when
has fallen upon us-v!z, that OF ming up
the pcpitentiary with convicts for the lesser
offences. We have depored this as uotor-
tunate, and as imposing heavy ourthen
upon The public. Yet if these convicts
could build the canal to Clifton Forge, do
we not see at once that great evil would be
converted into blessing-av very great bless
Jug? It would be blessing as we'll to the
convict as to the State. In our opinion,
steady work In the open air, under rlgld
police, will do more to reform the vicious than
keeping them 10 prison and compelling them
to work at trades, in pursuing which they are
thropn into competition with the mechanics
of the vicinsge. All would deem their labor
upon public works as least Objectionable 70
all classes and affording the greatest puoi'c
benefit. In this light the plan of extending
the canal discussed by MIR. STUART must meet
with general public favor.
The great practical good that will How
from the watcr-line to Clifton Forge Is
clearly and conclusivcly stated by Mr.
STUART. The railway from the Ohio to that
point is wonderful for its moderate SFaoc''
II crosses the Allegheny at the MAXIMUM
Grade of twenty and hall lee' ~
the mile. From Clifton Forge eastward
the GRADES are comparatively so heavy That
the drawing capacity of locomotive Is only
abou, onc.half as great cast Of that point as
it is west of /: coming east. Therefore Inc
canal would become an invaluable auxiliary
to the railroad, and it would be great agent
in increasing and acceleratiDg the transport
tation of the heavy freights of the West.
Mr.. STuAgT's letter must make deep I'M
preston upon the public mind. 1t could not
be devoted to q subject more interesting TO
Virginia, or one which is more vitality con-
n.cted with her welfare.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19

~. rva an dsafge 10 see these eads q. noL ~
nIished with TIE lesst bhrthen ibab .na, =
rrassifse ito bfrs reople. : "a. .,
II mink i am not ever sangulne 10 oe la;s
no ,hstthe cou1ple.fon of the canal 20 Cill.
tnn Fnroe wo;ild not Only add largely 10 lne
ts1ahla valre OF property along the entire
Inc If tba eanal from Clifton Forge 10 n.en,
monS fana especially in Lynchbnrg sau
p,ni,mo nI1. hut that it would cause marx ar S.
al increase in The value Of The ten millions .,
stocL . h;cb the state holds fn the canal, auu
in oil probability render the canal o SQUIRE
~ rayenue 10 the Common wealth. Tue OILY
min. remaining to be considered Is, Can tne
p ~nrS be constructed, and if so BY what
means? ond almost
without expense to the state. py lheana "
rho Iahor of the couvicts who are now con-
fiued IN the penitentiary at heavy eApen's
TO the State. 81 oorv;ota
Probably five or six hundred conVic! y
could he adyaptageOusly employed Oh this >
;mnortans work. They could be supported
for less in the interior of the state lhah a'
Il NAV be supposed that there is some con.
stitutional difficulty in the way, arising ou'
of sections IA and ID of article X. OF Tue eon'
stitution. ~, soot,ono
careful examination of those sections
will. ! think. satisfy every falr-minueu nan
that no such difficulty exists.
The prohibitions of those clauses 40 noI, ny
apy fair construction, apply TO case IKE tne
one suggested. ,ho
The State is substantially the owner OF the
James River aid Kanawha canal. her pest
Interests are connected with its completion.
five hundred and eleven thousand doiiars
SSH .0OO) of her money have been expended
Vest Of Buchanan, which will be lost unless
the work is completed. n
We now propose that the laoor OF Tue coz
victs in her penitentiary shall be utilized 10
save this large expenditure from total ioss,
and to add greatly to the value OF tne stoch
which she holds in the canal company. :,
If this labor be not thus employed 1t VIII
| probably to a great extent remain loie. ana
be source of heavy expense to the STATE:
It occurs to me that steps should be taken
by the cities of Richmond and LyrcnDurg
and the officers of the James RIVER ana
Kapawha Company to bring this matter
prominently before the public. 1t should De
discussed freely before the people and by lne
press, so as to elicit an expression OF puoiic
sentiment. =,
| Measures ought also 10 De auop'eu W e".,
the attention of the General Assembly to II
at an early day Of the next session, so as to
secure prompt action. If the Legislature
will authorize the Governor to employ all
the able.bodied convcts who can be convent
emily spared to work on the canal its compile
lion within two years may be regarded US an
assured fact.
] do not hesitate to express the opinion
that our patriotic Governor will do all in his
power 10 push it forward.
Very truly yours, &c.,
ALEXANDER II. Fl. STUART.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19
North Carolina.

We have already suggested that per diem
would settle the question whether the North
Carolina Constitutional Convention shall be
held or not. The Radical party will not re-
ject couple Of months Of good daily wages
a, the capital for the sake Of principle. MOI
they. We should be glad to know that there
was hope that the State might get rid oil ths
cost of the Convention with the very poor
prospect concerning the turn its action may
take. We fear to indulge the hope that SC
uppromising body will do SO wisea tning-
thing 40 beneficial to the State-as 10 ad
jou1n without action.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19

dttiot al supply viii be- kept Of san elevation
SO high as to insure. cittssns dwelling Mt tne
highest points in the city Q plenitfnl amount
Of water. There are a great many more than
the city dreams Of who cannot now ges,
drop from the city water-Works' anu ~.
mum ,er who have not been alle Tor near
three months past to get drop to oa'h.
In is much greater. To be deprived
Of water during the hot term 0! tne
season is to suffer very great pfiva'
zion. Even in the midst OF the coplous rams
which seem to have fallen through the "ide
omen windows Of heaven the bathing tubs
how been as dry as powder-horD. Such
drouebt as that 10 fearful So
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19
DEATHS.

Died. on the 10th of August. 1875, MAUDE
SIX ron. infant daughter OF +. ,. ana Lucy W.
Collier aged four months and ten days.
HARRIET FRANC a;S, wife Of Z. l.. CARY, in the
tweuty-tbird year OF her age. ,,., 5 e..
She was member of the Baptist Church am NJ, q
devoted Christian. She leaves husband TWO itte
caildreo, and many warm friends to mourn their
loss tut her eternal gam. % ,a. o-,
n, nee TUESDAY morning at II o'clock.
Petersburg papers please copy
Died. after q short Illness. GEORGE f., infant
son of George +. and T.. NJ. MerTell.
His funeral will take place 1T the residence OF his
ora n1mother Mrs A. r.. slunfOrd, No. l03 east
Cary street, at O'Clock P. NJ. TODAY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19

1t was JOHN b. WELLER (uot weber, eS,
congressman from Ohio and Ex-Governor Oh
California, who died in New Orleans 'oe
other day. His wife. was the daughter o.
the late Governor JAMES MCDOWELL OF
Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19

NJ DECAYED TEETH.-We have
prepared, after consultation with some OF our
best dentists, q CARBoLIC MoUTH-WAsH which
has proven very efficient in the treatment OF DE-
cAYED TEETH and DISEASED GUMS. 1tacts as q
complete disiufsctant to the odor caused by de-
.ayed teeth, and is very pleasant to the smell and
TASTE Sold in bottles 80 cents each. Prepared
solely by MEADE & BAKER, Pharmacists,
fe1O Gle Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19

ME- SYCLE BROTHERS ARE NOW
offering great bargains in DRY GOODS in order to
reduce their stock Of goods They oner specia ID
ducemenis In
DRESS GOODS In all colors and qualities;
BLACK and COLORED GRENADINES at less
M ,I ii SYCLE BROTHERS..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19

STATEMENT OF DIR. ]. D. EGGLEsToS, OF HAMP-
DEN-sIDNEY COLLEGE, VIRGINIA, FIsI-
TOR AT TIE SPRINGS, IN RELATION TO
TIE FOREGOING CASE.
MY attention was called to the condition OF Cen
era German upon his arrival ut the springs by his
great deformity and difficulty Of walking, and l
observed with interest from day to day the rapid
and astonishing improvement above described pS
himself. His disease was evidently Rheumatic
Govt. j. ID. EdTLESioS' u D''
au1e-2t of Hampden-Sidney, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19

ME- BUY YOUR RIBBONS AT LEVY
BROTH eS', where you will find the largest as
sortment In this state. rEs .,ss au II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19

me- CORSETS. CORSETS! CORsETS !!
CORsETS from Acc. up TO % pafr-all sizes,
from the smallest TO the 1argest-at
anil LEVY BROTHERS..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19

Nr NOTICES ON PERFoRA TED
BOARDS ut 15c.-some entirely new seleci
lions;
Handsome BLACK WALNUT FRAMES for Ia
ming-some al G0c.; Ys ~ FE
EMBROIDERY SILKS for working notices, IN all
shades. at LEVY BR0THERSt
COAfs,s and CL1RK's SPOOL COTTON, 7oc.
per dozen. a "a q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19

ME- GREAT BARGAINS IN GRENA-
DIMES for dresses at 6Y. 10, and J 2Hc., per
yard, at -- Levy bhoaaEno.
CLARK's and CoATS'S SPOOL-CcITpN,. zoe.
ner dozen. .r....s .9-,s aul IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19

NET NEW CALICOESat 81. ST. and 10c.
ward. For good and handsome ChLiCOES at the
'o an ii pl ''' oA'' ~ LEVY BROTHERS..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19
sssl;gI1kL NOTESIEss
ET THE BUFF ALo Z
S8 LrrrIA w4TERs.
ASTONISHING RELIEF OF RHEUMATIC.
GOVT, ATTENDED, WITH LIVER
-, AFFECTION.
CASE OF GENERAL j. c. GORMAN, OF
RALEIGH, n. c.

BUrrA 10 LrTHIA SPRINGS, August Ii, 1870.
Colonel o oade: Dear Slr,-I have been suferer
from RHEu NATIc GOVT of most aggravated
character. Dlost of my limbs, especially 81
the i Joints, were greatly swollen and en-
larged, and I suffered at times the most
excruclating pain. 1t was with difficulty that
m oyed about at all with the assistance of cane.
MY liver was torpid and complex ion sallow. In
this condition was advised by my physician (Dr.
B.. 3. Haywood, of Raleigh, n. C,,) 10 visit these
springs. I arrived here on Friday the 18th
dsy of the month, having 10 be assisted from the
stage and to my room, both my legs and arms being
very much contracted. l commenced at once the
use Of The water of Spring No. 2, which in about
four hours acted profusely on my Kidneys giving
evident relief 10 my general system. From that
time my improvement has been so rapid ana aston
ishng as to attract the attention and remark OF the
visitors generally at the springs. On this the sxh
day since my arrival, am walking readily without
nv cane The swelling Of my Joints ana the con-
traction of my limbs have almost entirely disap-
peared, and am free from pain. reached here
without appetite, but on the next day found my
self craving food, and WAS enabled to eat heartily.
Very respectfully,
-.- JOHN c. GERMAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19

ME- BLACK AND COLORED SILKS RE-
pUCED in price,;
BLACK ALPACAS cheaper than ever at
an II 49,. 'SYCLE BROTHERS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19

~ FLANNELS! -FLANNELS!! = All
kinds all qualities and at the lowest prices that we
can sell at. lau Ill LEVY bRo1hEho.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19

me- LARGE STOCK OF MOURNING
GOOI,S-such as Australian Crepe, Bombazines,
French and English MerIno, Diagonals, Serges.
&c: bargains IN Crepe Wells and Crepe Collars. at
nm ! SYCLE BROTHERS..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19

ACE SHAWLS AND L "A &c
SaCOIIES at q great sacrifice to close them uut;
WHITE ard COLORED SHETLAND SHAWLS,
at IAN Ill STCLE BROIHERS'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19

~ VICTORIA LAWNS. SWISS MUS
LINS, TARLATANS, LACE-STRIPED MUS
LINS, PIOUES. PLAIN and CHECKED MAIN
SOCKS, marked down 20 per cent. at
an II SYCLE BROTHERS..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19

GUNNER CANDlEs.-I am daily m ,sNp
ar Il = IA My ar pnre crushed sugar. wsftsnsss
better than any made in the United Sistss fos ro Ia
saIe pnrposes warrant II stand Try sna t iSfe-
rJsx ea,,dIas are sold Tor. have tarxS sS
lcANNED 0OONs. T0HAGGSjs CIs, AIS .ss L E,moye
and CIR ACkEhS: all OF which oaera ~ :
ptss los's ~ TEA Main sres"
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, DC.

NEW LAW-BOOKS-A AUGUST 10rH.-
IN United States Digest, volume s, ewedit:on /;
American Railway Reports, volume 4; Wharton on
Homicide; Waterman on ,Tresp1sA 2 yolu mes
Wood on Nuisanees: Fosythe's History of Law
yers, new edition: Names aariy History Of lDsti-
tntions, new edition; Maine's Ancient Law. new
edition; Austin and Campbell on JuEiserudenee,
Q volumes English Reports, volume O.; Dessys
Manual OF Practice 10 dotted States Courts /; Anne.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19

MET HIGH-BACK COMBS-ANOTHER
large lot--making the largest and best assortec
stock. Prices low at LEVY BROTHERS..
CLARK'S and COATS'S POoL.COTTON, 7oc.
per dozen. au -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19

VHE REGULAR ANNUAL NEE TING
i OF the stockholders Of the POW II AIAN lhoN
GOrpsSY will op held at Nc. 513 Grace street,
Richmond, Va. al II NJ. AUG Us "a, 1872.
ou7ntd secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19

g- pIoUEs, PiQUEs, PIQUEs, AT
o,rs., h,r,o,ns. a. GEvY BROTHERS..
COATs's and CLARK's sTooL-CoT"ToN, zoe.
per dozen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19
MEETINGS.

A STATED CONvOCATION OF SMEyym
N LAFAYETTE ROYAL ARCH IAG
CHATTER, No. 43. will he held at the a5W8
Masonic Hall. on Broad street, between -,
7 o'clock Members Of sister Chapters ana IRAN
Silent companIons In good standing are cordially IN
yhed BY order Of the III. E. II: T.
or7o1,x Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19

of the Wet, will also find their outlets east
ward by the canal, and all freight destined
for the West from points above Richmond
will pass up the canal to Clifton Forge, and
there take the cars of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad for the West.
1t is easy to see that in tots way the ton.
mage Of the canal, after business shall have
resumed its wonted activity, will be in
creased probably three. or four-fold. In this
way, too, the dead capital which the State
holds in tie canal company will be vitalized
and rendered productive.
Alb. Need say anything to the cities of
Lynchburg and Richmond Of the vast advan-
tages which would accrue to them from
drawing to their doors such trade as have
describes?
The simple cbeapening of coal to their in.
babtants for domestic consumption would
amouut to a saving Of msny thousands of
dollars annually. But it must not be forgot.
ten that the abundant supply of cheap coal
would give powerful stimulus to manufac.
turing industry in both cities, and Lynch
burg espec ally would at once become an IN.
portant entrep6t of coal to be distributed
along the lines Of the various railroads which
radiate from that point toward DanviIe,
Farmyille, Charlottesville, and Liberty.
5b. When g large coal trade shall have
been established along the line of the caral to
Richmond. is it unreasonable TO expect that
arrangements will be made for the delivery
of quantities of that coal at Norfolk for The
supply of ocean steamers?
Norfolk is $50 miles nearer the Capes than
BaItin6fe. is it to be supposed that with
this advantage of geographical position she
cannot compete successfully with Baltimore
in this department OF business?
leave it to men better informed than my
self TO answer this question.
9th. The last aspect In which would pre-
sent this subject Is its relation to the reve,
nues Of the State.
], We all wish to see the credit Of Virginia
i9s,iablisbed on firm basis, and we are all
determined that her fair name shall not be
furnished BY reputation of her just debts;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-23
TOTJTICdL.

Many Southern members of Congress 'nsist that
the Cle,k OF the House shall have been othclaliy
identified with the late Confederacy.
Considerable alarm has been aroused among the
Eastern advocates of Mr.. Kerr for the Speakcrship
by the discovery of an old speech made IN 1917
in which he committed himself pretty squarely to
the cry Of "more greenbacks." Mr. Kerr has
been urged at the East entirely as harf-money
man. His Eastern support is likely to melt away
in night. unless it can be shown that his views
on the Currency have undergone radical change
since this speech was I,iba"f.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-23
GENERAL, We IS 5.

Martin sville, Va still has the bell which called
together the convention of l111j at Richmond
when Patrick Henry said "Give me liberty or
give me death.
It i, the opinion of Attorney General Pierre
pont that Ann Eliza, in marrying Brig ham Young
violated the United States Statutes, and therefore
could not avail herself of the protection of her
own wrong.
Senator Dawes's injuries hy the kick Of his
horse are more serious than at first reported 1t IS
stated that his injured limb is much swollen, and
it is feared that it will be number Of weeks be-
fore he can get about much.
At Urban, Ohio, saloon keeper named Fuld-
weldcr discovered large vein Of crude petroleum
flowing into his well. An examination showed
five gallons on the surface Of the water
Diptheria is prevailing to an alarming extent in
all parts of the State of New York. In Albany
MANY deaths have occurred, and all along the line
Of the Eric Railroad the malady prevails with
great severity.
John Wclkins, an English miser, wanted to
cheat his mother, so On his deatlbed he ate up
bills to the amount of $4,000. The numbers
were registered and the old lady go. the money
back from the bank.
McGrue, implicated il the St. Louis whskey
frauds, writes letter generating from all COM
plicity in the frauds Oryic Grant, Col Bah
cock, Colonel Casey, COMMISSIONER Douglass and
Col Luckey.
Arizona tells Of q man who, under pretcnce OF
showing travellers rich mines. takes them
to the mountains where he kills and robs them
He is said to have made away with eight during
the last year, and the Governor has offered re-
ward Of $500 for his cap.nrc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-23
Maine Manu- featuring News.

Hobson's steam saw mill at Wiscasset gives en-
ployment to eighty-fye men.
The Bath Commercial and Manu- faeturing Co..
last week, received cash orders to the amount of
$4,000 for cooperage, to be shipped Immediately.
Business is just swapping at Red Beach. in Wash
ington county, now. The Plaster Mandatory is
running on full time, and the Granite Co. push
ing their operations vigorously ahead. The large
dam is nearly completed, Mr.. S. G. Lowe the ov
erseer being an adept at such heavy jobs is max
ing as strong a wooden dam as there is on the rv-
er. Mr. Rockwood's crew well along with the
Polishing Mill which is an immense wooden
building constructed Of extra heavy timber. A
large crew is also at work on the Granite quarry.
Dillingham; & Co., of Gardiner, have shut down
their paper mill again, and it is not settled yet
whether they will run any more this winter not