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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-24

SENATOR SMITHS HYpcTHEcATIoN Bill
The Sepate yesterday passed Senator Smiths
(of NelSon) bill amending the hypothecation
warehouse set Of last winter so as to allow
all unmanufactuIed tobacco, inspected or
not, and whether deposited in public or
private warehouse, to be hypothecated on the
same terms with all other commodities. The
patron OF this bill claims that it will furnish
hundreds Of thousands of collaterals for
banking purposes, and is especially for the
benefit Of farmers and commercial men.
This action OF the Senate looks as if it did
not propose TO acccGe to the report of its
Finance Committee on tobacco inspection
especially rs Senator Smiths other tobacco
bill in relation to aboishing all compulsory
inspections of tobacco was Immediately after
said report was made and not agreed to-
made the special and continuing order fol
next Thursday.
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ARRESTS YEsTERDAT.-Captain Tyler yes.
terday arrested upon warrant Melissa W.
Brooke, wife of John c.. Brooke, charged by
her husband with unlawfully taking and
carrying away the key of bis house, land
also the wearing apparel Of the said John
Z. Brooke"
Sergeant Dan Wren arrested SaWney A.
Wimbush, charged with fraudulently ly OBJ
tanning one diamond ring of the value OF
$50, the property of Mildred Randolph
Wimbush was also charged with obtaining
under false pretences and misrepresenta-
ton S24, also the property Of Mildred Ran
dolph.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

LYME BROTHER, P. NJ, brick store no.
1925 on the south side of Main between Sew
enteenth and Eighteenth streets.
p. j. WRIGHT, ~ NJ, $4,000 first mortgage
bonds Of the Roanoke valley Railroad
E. d. EACHO, 4 p. NJ, framtd dwelling ut the
southwest corner Of Filth aud Baker streets.
GODDIN, WARREN & CO., P. NJ, land and
dwelling In Fulton.
COOK & &LAUGHTON, 10. Q, and 2. NJ. foreign
and domestic dry goods, &C., at No. 0U9 Main
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A Young Man Sfot-AcciGeut.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, February 23.-George
scribner, living near Earlysville, was shot
Yesterday by Pat. scanlon in the thigh, In.
flictiug serious wound. scanlon escaped.
It appears Scaulon went to Scribner's to bor'
row mules, and being refused on account OK
previous bad treatment Of them, went later
to scribner's house TO borrow q gun from
Mrs. Scribner to kill turkeys. He then went
to Woods, where young Scrlbner was at
work, and shot him without warning!
Hamilton Garlnnd's horse slipped and fell
with him here to-day, breaking his leg above
the ankle. glas ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-24

t, THe STREET. LAHps.--It Is time that a
change for the better was being made in re-
gard to lighting the streets Of this city. Last
night under "the schedule the lamps were
put out about II o'clock, and the city was
left In total darkness. It was very cloudy
and foggy at the time. and persons who lived
in remote sections went home, IL not in the
fear of being knocked down and robbed,
certainly feeling decidedly uncomfortable,
and liable at any moment to meet with some
serious: :misbap by reason of the failure Of
the city to afford them light. z iE@g,N
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TO THE PUBLIC.-Thankful for the
patronage and kind consideration of the citizens u ms
siuce ir became my duty 10 take charge OF ene ies
respc ctfu nv announce that am prepared TO fur.
nish the best quality Of KENNkBEC RIVER
ICE through the coming season; ,,,d . ~, .,
small aud In order TO prevent mistakes ano
give satisfaction 70 all my patrons, WIZ eTi.G, e.
monthly. My sons win give Particular attention "
Ait orders from any part Of this State or Moth
Carolina win be carefully packed and shippea
With polite and honest drivers, hope lobe able
70 give entire saisfaetun.
With sincere and heartfelt gratitude Tor tne syM-
Iuthy and support OF the public in my very lyihs
position, remain, respectfully, rASp ZINC.
fs 16-eod2w SASI nAaa nAaa'
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THE BEST MEDICINE.

EAST MARsuFIELD, August %. 1870.
Mr.. STEVENS Dear sir,-i am seventy-one years
of age; have Suffer- many ycsrs with Kidney Com.
induced by friends to try your EEGETINE, and
think it the best medicine tor weakness OF The KID
news ever used have tried many remedies for
ihfs comnlaiut and never found so much relief as
from The VEGRTISE. 1t strengthens and invigo-
rates The Whole system. Many of my acquainttuces
have taken IT, and b. lieve it to be good for all tue
complaints for which 1t Is recommended.
Yours truIy JOSIAH FL. SHERMAN.
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INTERESTING ENTERTAINMENT IN PROSPECT.
Tony Dener aud his Pantomime Troupe are
booked at Assembly Hall for two nights and
matinee, commencing Friday night next.
They promise US I" Humpty Dumpty,
Abroad" This troupe is, 1t is said, composed
OF excellent material, and it will be remem'
'bered closed their last engagement in this
city the night the spotswood Hotel was de-
stroyed by fire.
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NEEDS ATTENTION The attention ofthe pro-
per authorities is called to the shocking con-
dition of the sidewalk.and steps on Twenty
first street between Grace and Franklin
streets. The mud in that vicinity is not less
than twelve inches deep. 1t should be reme-
died at once.
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ROBBERY OF A Observation-Disclosures
White yesterday sent to the grand jury
James Allen, a coorcd boy aged about fifteen
years, charged with breaking and entering in
the nj ight.time the shoeshop of Chris. Tomp'
kins (colored) and stealing and carrying away
one lot of shoes and one hammer. of the value
Of 81 25
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ANOTHER DRUMMER IN TRoUBLE.-H.' Ro'
senburg, charged with selling or offering leaf
tobacco for sale by sample or representation
without license, was yesterday sent on to
the grand jury by the Police Justice. Mr..
B. Becher became surety for his appearance
in the sum of $500.
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THE PHILHARMONIC CoNCERT.-The sale OF
reserved seats for the grand concert Of the
philharmonic Association Tomorrow signt
commenced at Wyatt's musle.store yesterday
morning. The rush was almost unprece-
dented, and bef0R 10 o'clock there were lew
eIigihl,, seats left, The indications are that
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The Georgia Etuances-Lcstsiasi a;ss
! yestIgatson aHd Report OF she AnSess
ttsatiBg COMMITTEES. .zI 8Et-


! yestigatson aid Report or the Inves-
tiseting Committee. zI CIT
ATLANTA. GA, February 23.-Theo sub'
finance committee Of the Legislature az.
pointed to examine the Treasury made sn
elaborate and voIuminous report to-day, shee
salient points Of which are as follows: ~
On the Ist OF January last Treasurer jones'
regorted the cash on handht 81, Goa 600. Slnss
that lime there was collected $i6T, 1000
making the total for which he was RESPONSE.
hIe al ITO 600, for which he Is credited as
fo'lows: $3.50, 600 in the bapds Of agents In
New York, in par-mafuriDg bonds and ia. !
,erest. cou pons for which were not received I
at the time Treasurer Jones made bis report
N the Legislature; also. $.79, 600 psid out
nv The Fourth National Bank Of HeV fo1s,
for interest aud premium .on gold alsos
naid out OF the Treasury direct, 90 Execu1
t;re warrants, since the 1st Of J3Duary. Fl24,.
ooS. also. cash on hand, $f67 600; makiu$
an 1o2 900. which Iesyes deficit OF S6S, ,oco.
Ia account for this deficit Treasurer 4onss
| suhmits informal vouchers for advances made
20 the civil establishment Of the State rosas
exchange bills, executive warrants slsnsa ~
Bullock, interest on temporary ioans loss Dy
| the failure Of John King, OF Goiunaoiis, ano
counterfeits; all amounting % ABOUT Soa,.
600. none OF which are 10 proper iofnas ena sasa
which upon 4 superficial examinAkiOnstne
committee do not alo0; thus eatine 1npu
81: GOO unacsonnted for nc oil. sa
The committee further stste that k!Sss
re. Jones has Illegally PAID ln ~
bonds due Jannarg asl2. sae sgaas osans
Il .sssSs1t ~
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The THEATRE NEXT WeEK.-Mr. Fran k
Mayo, who, it will be remembered, won SO
many friends in this city last winter as Davy
Crockett. will, tits said, commence an en-.
gagement at the Theatre on Moudly next.
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THE SUNpAY.SCuooL MASS -MEETING.-In
consequence of the rain last night the mass
meeting announced to be held at Trinity
church was postponed, and will be held at
the same time and place on Tuesday night
next
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It acts directly upon the secretions. ceanses and
puties the blood and restores the whole sys e1n To
healthy action.
The following extraordinary cure Of great sutfsr-
crs, who had been given up by the best phvscians
ne homeless cas.s, will speak for themselves. and
Should challenge the most profound attention
medical faculty, as well as of those who are suffer-
ing from Kidney Complaint.
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LEGISLATIVE NoTEs.-But five days of the
| time allotted by the Constitution for the
session of the General Assembly now re.
main. A proposition to extend the session
thirty days from the 1st of March, made in
the House yesterday, failed to receive the
requisite three. tifths vote. Yet it is evident
the session will be extended.
The House Committee on Agriculture and
Mining is yet hearing argument on the pro-
position to repeal the seth section of the pre-
sent law providing for the Inspection of
| tobacco intended for export. The Senate
Committee on Finance got rid OF The whole
matter yesterday by presenting report ask
ing to be relieved from the further conslde-
ration of the subject, and that all the tobacco
| inspection laws be placed in the hands Of
commission for revision. The report was
placed upon the calendar. Tomorrow it
will probably be brought up and placed in
competition with the bill OF Mr.. Smith, of
Nelson, which is the order of the day.
The House Of Delegates yesterday by the
votes taken on the bill to rtarrange the judi
ciai circuits of the State, expressed its deter
mination to make but one additional circuit,
II ordered TO engr0ssrent the substitute OF
ar. Nicely making Accomac and Northamp-
ton counties'a new circuit, to be numbered
II. Judge GarriSOn's present ctrcuit-No.
S-will thus lose those TWO counties, but,
as proposed, will have attached TO it surry
county, now in the First district: 1t is IN
tended that Judge Garrison shall be judge
of the new Q7th) circuit.
The Senate Committee on Privileges and
Elections, Colonel Joha E. Penn chairman,
met again yesterday evening to consider the
charges against Senator Graham. The ac.
cused was represented by Mr.. Boiling, OF
Petersburg. Captain George u. Wise, and
Captain Jonn McCaull. Counsel for defence
wanted the committee to draft SPECIFIC
charges and specifications against Mr.. Gra-
ham, but the committee did not agree to 40
so. At the earnest requcst Of counsel the
case was postponed until tomorrow after.
noon at 4 O'Clock, when the Investigation
will certainly be commenced.
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SHOULD our established dry goods houses be eu-
couraged or not9 Is the question now asked by
many, especially when they andth.y can do as we'll
and in many instances better than ut aucion. Call
at LEVY BROTHERS and the question will be an
swered to your satisfaction. :. -
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Caucus FOR LIEUTESANT-GovERNoR
Conservative members of the General AS
sembly met in caucus in the ball Of the
House of Delegates last night, to nominate
candidate for Lieutenant-Goyernor. Hon.
Robert l.. Montague occupied the chair, and
Mr.. William Loyenstein acted as secretary
Three ballots were had without nomination
being made. The voting in fact was intend
ed only to test the strength OF the various
clnaidates, aud even in this respect was fail.
ure, as many gentlemen to conceal their real
preferences threw away their votes on those
who are not candidates and in no possible
contingency can be elected.
On the first ballot the vote stood: Talla-
ferro of Gloucester. %; Coghill OF Amherst,
81 Thomas of Fairfax, 81; Richardson OF
Smyth, %; Moiiott of Rockingham, D; scat
tering, 8.
On the second ballot the name of Mr.. Cog
bill was dropped, and the roll.call resulted
TuIiaferro, 81; Thomas, 40; Richardson, Il.
On the third ballot Mr.. Richardson was
dropped. Mr.. Coghill was renominated, and
the names of MeSsrs. Winn of Hanover
and Lambkn of PttsyIvania were added to
he list, and the result Of the roll-call was:
CogbilI, %; Taliaferro, 20; Thomas, 26
Lanbkin, +; Winn, 16; scattering, z. Sixty
seven votes are required TO make nomlna'
ton.
The caucus after the third ballot ad-
journed until S O'Clock tonight.
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FlSED.-The Police Justice yesterday fined
James Wright $3.50 for unlawfully assault.
ing and abusing Mrs. Cousins, the wife OF
william Il. Cousins; William Fl. Cousins
$3.50, for insulting Ellen e. Wright; Frank
Faulkner 50, for being drunk and abusing
Policeman OConner.
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THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS are now being laid ont
at auction for goods not needed BY purchasers The
same money spent judiciousy at LEVY BROTHERS
would supply the wants Of good s'ze family. q
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DISCHARGED The following parties were
examined and acquitted by the Police JUS
tice yesterday: james Edwards (colored),
charged with assaulting Spencer johnson ;
Thomas Evans (colored), charged with steal
ing four blankets and one overcoat, of the
value of s36, the property of Joel Tucker
Henry Price (colored), charged with stealing
one vaIise Of the value Of 81, property OF 81.
Kraker; Fannie Pegram (colored), charged
with stealing one dress of the value of $3.50,
the property of Julia Jackson Sarah John.
son (colored), charged with stealing one
dress of the value Of $3.50, property OF Julia
Jackson,
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NAVIGATION RESUMED ON THE CANAL.-The
James River and Kanawha canal is now en-
tirely clear of ice, and several freight boats
loaded with merchandise arrived in the basin
Yesterday,
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PARDoss REFUsEp.-The Governor yester
day refused to PARDON the following per
sons now confined in the State peniten'
tiary:
james Hill (colored), sentenced In July,
1874, by the Judge OF the Hastings Court
of Petersburg to two years for malicious cut
ting.
Charles Bowler, sentenced By Judge
Guigon to three years Imprisonment for
grand larceny.
Thomas e. Wyler, from Campbell cousty,
sentenced in April, 1874, to Six years for
burglary.
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SECURITY REoUIEEp.-Jam S. Diamond,
charged with defacing the property of Jor-
dcna Mayo, was required to give security in
the sum Of 500 by the Police Justice yester-
Gay
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CAUTIoS.-Do not he induced to send your or
ders and measures for shirts TO northern cities when
ycu can be furnished by home merchants with n
bett.r shirt, better t, aud at lees price, This
means business, and II. T. MILLER will prove It to
any one who will give him a showing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-24

.CHAEcERY COURT OF RICHMOND, SATUR
DAY.-The following cases were disposed of
Jones's executors us. Jones. Decree con.
filming report of Commissioner and author
izinga sale of the property referred to in the
said report. 3t. ID
Cochran. &C., us. Quarles, &c. Decree on
petition of Francis L. Isbell directing deed
as. in said petition is set forth, slf of the pur.
chase money having been paid in, full. r
Miller us. Schneider, &c. Decree over.
ruliBg defendants exceptions and sustaining
those of the plaintiff to the Commissioners
report, and confirming said report except as
modified by the decree. Also directing sale
of the property in the bill and proceedings
mentioned, and overruliDg motion of the
defendants for O rehearing.. l1..,
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IT WOULD. be well to examine the prices OF dry
goods at our regular stores before purchasing at
auction. We know that LEVY BROTHERS are I'M
dersellipg them In many articles. ~
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IRE OHIO RIVER IS CLEAR OF ICE, ana the
boats in connection with tue Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad are running regularly, bringing
and taking large freight lists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-24

,rrHr CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
r,,, - lAgGER THAN THE COMBINED
.,r,r-l.. T,ox or ALL THE OTHER DAILY
.rrSr ArrgS oF THE CITY.
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PROFESSOR OF CHEMISTRY ELECTED.-Dr.
William FL. Taylor has been elected profess
sor of chemistry at the Medical College in
place of DR.. r. S. j. PEBBLES, deceased.
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PEMBROKE WHITE DREss.sHIRTS made TO or
der, and perfect ft guaranteed or no sale. oy Z.
B. SPENCE & SON, merchant tailors. 1900 Main
street. Try GRAY's MOULDED COLLARS.
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PAIN IN THE BACK.

There Is no remedy known to medical Science
which has proved Itself moie Valuable IN cases OF
Kidney Com plant than The
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TUy WEATHER YESTERDAY was very nllu'
,,,;o.,th he forenoon II VAS parity ciouuy
- rs.<r. A steady rain set in early IN the
however. which continued WIN
S., sl,rb, ju,ermi>>ion until after midnight
=. n;rh; heavy fog hung over the city.
,,..,.,, ~ Tb,r1aou,tcr NJ the Dispatch otsce
~ -,'| L.hrunrn %. 1875.
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-Trr Wr.SrER To.nAY.-From our re-
..< tsss ,spyas,.g The probabilities are m'a
,,,cother .o-day, ,rsR be partly cto4Gy an"
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STATE HOUSE OF CoRRECTIoS.-The House
Committee on Asylums and Prisons yester'
day appointed Messrs. Jordan, Clarke fol
Campbelll, and Loyenstein subcommittee
to confer with Mayor Kelley and Judge
Guigon in regard to house of correction
Tor the confinement and reformation OF
youthful offenders. All the parties named
will meet at Mayor keiley's office Thursday
afternoon at 5 o'clock, and the sub-commit-
tee will report to the full committee, which
will meet Friday ssorniDg.
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RAILROAD CONDUCTORS should wear Elmwo ot
collars, as dirt will not stick to hem.
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LEVY BROTHERS are showing how dey goods
can be sold cheap outside OF the auctop-room.
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Diseases Of the kidneys, bladder etc; are always
unnieoS.nt and at times they become the nost ais-
raesinr and dangerous diseases that can affect the
humau system. Most diseases of tha kldleys aflse
from impurities iu the b.ood, causing huiho's
which settle on these parts.
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Assembly Hall tomorrow night will be
crowded with the most brilliant. audience
seen in Richmond this season.
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coarAnAr1vE WEEKLY MORTALITY.

NOTARY APPoINTED.-The Governor has
ap pointed Mr.. William S. Graves notary
public for this city.
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StfsktDE IN the u1OSt luCOutTcul WauueT, auu
kept II up until after midnight. AT 8.10 the
gongs struck 50; but there is no such box in
the city. At $40 Boxes % and 13 were
sounded, and the firemen On Church Hill
rang the eDgine.bouse bell for Box %. After
striking .23 about one hundred strokes fol-
lowed in quick succession. -
The firemen at the Broad-Street engine.
house hitched up their horses and waited to
get the alarm distinctly, but not beng re-
peated, the horses were put back In the sta
bile. ~l..
A little after 10 o'clock the gongs COM
menced striking again this time, however,
indicating no box. a few minutes alter IL
the signal was again repeated, the gonss
striking three times, and then about nifty
strokes very rapidly.
This Is quite o serious matter, and il the
fire telegraph was tampered with oy design,
ing parties, il is hoped they will be arrested
aud punished to the full extent OF the law.
1t was the theory of some OF the freIen thai
two Of the boxes bad probably been opened
and an alarm "pulled in" at one OF them.
After the first stroke of the gong an alarm
was then turned in at the other box, thus
rendering it impossible for the telegraph to
work properly or in a manner to indicate
any one box. The firemen are required to
make all possible speed in respondingto an
alarm, and it can be we'll imagined that the
wear and tear upon the apparatus is very
great, as we'll as the risk OF life and limb to
the men and horses. -.'
The penalty tor giving false alarm is o
fue of of 5000 and Imprisonment in Jail not
less than six nor more than twelve months.
At 1915, Box II at Rockets was sounded,
but as the No. was only Indicated once, the
firemen did net turn out.
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PORTRAITS PRESENTED TO THE YOUNG
MEk's CHRISTIAN AssoCIATIoN.-The! Young
Mems Christian Association recently re.
ceived from the members of st. PauPs church
and congregation portrait of Rev. DR..
Minnigerode, painted by Mr.. Guerry: The
present has been acknowledged by the fo,!
lowing letter from the secretary Of the Asso-
citation: 81.
"RIcnMoND, VA, February 20, 1875.
/" To Mr.. J. Il. Estes and others, Of St. PdupS
Church.:
"Respected Friends,-In the name Of the
Young Mems Christian Association, thank
you for the handsome and life-iike portrait
of your honored rector, the Rev. DR.. Minni-
gerode. Our a ssociation is the offspring OF
the Church, and we feel happier by her ap-
proval, and safer under the eye Of her ma
ternal watch care. In all our deliberations
and efforts we hope to prove ourselves Lot
unworthy of the esteem and confidence
evuced by your making our Association the
recipient OF gift so valued by yourselves
and so highly esteemed by US.
"Beleye me, ladies and gentlemen, in be.
half of the Association,
"Yours, truly and gratefully,
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excels any known remedy in The whole WORLD 70
cieonsinn ard n,rifyinp The blood, thereby causln
a Gealthy action to all the organs OF the body.
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FINANCIAL

FE1SAlNE Z 10 soiu W ''i - 'ee fe 24&27
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FrDNaspAY...,FHhR ~ 1870
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WASHINGTON, February 23.-The Congress
ionaI committee which went to Alabama TO
investigate the condition of affairs 10 that
state make two reports. The majority re-
port Is signed by Messrs. Cobusn, Albright,
and Cannon, They believe that but Tor The
timely interference Of the administration in
Louisiana revolution would have been pre-
clpitated upon the people OF AlAbama.
The committee further report that meaa.
bers of the Republican party We're suDlec.ed
to series OF indignities and such maltreat'
ment as has heretofore been witnessed only
in savage warfare. The principal object or
point, however, Of the Democracy seems 20
be to crush out the white leaders, and 70 lbs