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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-14
STATE OF THE WEAFHEE.

Local Report for the City, Thursday,
Way l3, $50.
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Boys and Children's Hats, new styles,
at Jesse Ely's. N.Y. If
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Goods for the MilIiOn!-Clean sweep
Of desirable Dress Goods. Immense lot Of
last seasons Dress Goods AT 123 CENTS A
YARD. Originally these goods were sold
at from 80 to so cents q yard. Greatest
bargains ever offered in our great clearing
out sales. The "gOOd time" has come.
Don't wait any longer. Thompson Bros.
& Kelly, Summer street. N.Y. 10t
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Pullman Palace Drawing room and Sleeping
Cars from St Louis, Cincinnati and Columbus
70 Washington and Baltimore without change
Of cars.
Through tickets and further information can
be obtained at the principal Ticket Offices
throughout the west, South-HeSr and North
west. THDS. P BARRY, western p sss6nger
Agent, Cincinnati.
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All of the latest style Hats for men and
boys, at Jesse Ely's. my2 If
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WAR DEPARTMENT.
RIVER NEWS.

Daily RcDOrt Of Stage Of Water, tOih Changes IN
ths "a hours ending p. N. Nay 13, 1878.
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nAI--

LOUISVILLE & CINCINNATI sHOHT
LIEE E2AELEEs3&B.-TraiHs leave and ar
rive AZ Louisville a. follows:
TaALEss. LEAVE. ARRIVE.
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The Extension to Clifton Forge.

The Extension to Clifton Forge.
This extension, as we have already stated
may be either by canal or rail. The gap be-
tween Buchanan and Clifton Forge is about
thirty miles. The cost Of cleaning out the
present bed Of the canal from Richmond to
Buchanan, so as to secure FIVE feet depth
would be about $500, 900 the cost Of rail.
road from Buchanan to Clifton Forge,
with . gauge corresponding to hat OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio road, would / Q
about 1,34o 900. Suppose the city OF Rich.
mond Is asked to endorse 100000 of the
bonds Of the canal company, tho intel est on
this sum would be 100000.
There Is No doubt. In the minds Of the
friends Of the canal that Congress will It'll.
mately complete the central water-line; but
they eGtend that 1t will take six years to ex-
ecute the work after 1t Is commenced, and it
may aos be commenced in two years. At
the present session, owing to the political
complications and the financial stringeney
which prevails, II any money Is appropria.
ted, it will be for the improvement Of the
Kanawha river, and not directly on the canal.
Richmond cannot we'll wait all this time to
reach the coalaelds Of West Virginia for
al The end Of. six or eight years, unless some.
thing b. done at once to help. our business,
She will have made very little Roadway. The
legislation Of the State In connection With
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htstor, of 81. Domingo to public considers
tiou. ..a ~ R Ia e
weapeak very emphatically as to the ele,
CANT ayIe OF this book on the Chinese ane
Malayans. It is d valuable addition TO tag
history Of nations. 7'',z.. e
For sale BY WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
The, Lao and the Lady,, A Novel. ~
WILLIE COLLINS, author OF "The Moon
stone" Armadale,"' The Woman n
White" sc. New York: HARPER q
BROTHERS.
This volume is part Of the HARrERs, re-
| publication of -WnkrE CoLLINs's novels
CoLL,ss's forte is -hisromances interviewer
with the enanglements of the law. This is
one of them. 49,
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
Hone Meredith. A Novl. By ELIZA TABOR
author of s.The Blue Ribbon" st
Olives" Jaenie's Quiet Life" sc. New
York: HARPER s. BsoTaERs,
This novel of very popular author is NO
1873 of HARPERs' Library Of Select Novels.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON g. Co.
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n nnrnose 81 r1esc.ieIyl,,e sr5pef supply d
water for the Samuel Miller ManualLabor
school upouspayment of just compensation
+ House blH to regrauge and increase laV 'ns
number Of - 80
s JUDICIAL cmcUTs 5s
|Scame up as unfinished business. -
Mr.. STUART moved to recomn,it. ne
jected. ,.,. .,
structions. Rejected. -
|.-After long discussion, participated in-4y
Messrs. STUART, RIDDLsBARaER, LOWELL vi
A. NASH, ARMSTRONG, and LEWIS, MI. ,dRAVEs
called the previous question.
The, call being sustained, the. pe .n
amendments were rejected ana. inc ol!i .Hu'
yanced to its engrossment and third readlns.
The only changes provided LOT are tne
formation of new, circuit (seYenteentn) 70
be composed of Acconac and Northampton
counties, and that Surry county snali De
taken from the First circuit and aooeo 70
the Eighth. =. .us.~aa " a
CONSTITUTIONAL AAEiDhEfTs.> - 80
|, House Joint resolution to amend the "a,
3d, 4,b. 9th. 9Th, and 10th sections OF article
: of the Constitution, concerning the leSis,
latiye department, came up on us seconu
reading. 40
vide that the election Of members Oh tne
General Assemblyshall take place IN May IN
stead of November. Rejected.
Mr.. STUART moved toamend by pro7loibS
that when the reapportionment Is naue
every tenth year representation in po.u
houses of the General Assembly snail De ap-
portioned on the mixed basis-that is, &C.
cording TO the number of inhabitants con con-
tanned and the amount of all State taxes paia
in the several counties, cities, and towns OF
the Commonwealth, deductlng therelrom al
taxes paid on licenses ana "a" sbs have
more than three senator's and five delegates"
MIR. GRIFFITH said be didn't understand the
amendment, and moved to postpone further
consideration of the bill. Agreed to.
Mr. BoHAN moved to adjourn (2:oo r.
N.Y.. Agreed to. .......
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DEATHS.

It Is a painful duty to record the sad death OF
CAPTAIN r. A. HILLYARD. who died at his resi-
dence. Broad Neck" King William county. Va,
on the morning Of the 22d instant, at 10 O'CLOCK,
aged hfty-two years ~, ,or s.roro,
CAPTAIN HILLYARD had been very III ior several
weeks but had 50 far recovered his health tnaL ne
had dressed himself prepar atory TO spending me
1sv With one Of bis uelghhors, when ne was SUI
denly attacked with heart disease, WHICH tefhi-
mated bis life in five minutes. ,o
He leaves son, who was the idol OF ms nome,
the onlv link to bind him to devoted CHRISTIAN
wife who had gone before him, and whose nope
of The light and love OF heaven drank up the tears
Of earth He was wonderfully possessed OF nap pd
py and cheerful disposition, and his kinaness anu h
ssemem bered as the abode of hospitality, and MS
memory be cherished by many sorrowlng lrlelius
and loved Ones who will ever moisten us grave
Nashville, Tenn. Huntsville. Selma, Livingston,
Ala; and Galveston, Texas, papers, please copy.
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New Books.

The STRAITS Of Naldccd, Indo China and
China or, Ten Years 1rareis, Adren.
lures, and Residence abroad. BY j.
THOMSON, +. r. G. S., author Of" lllustra-
tions of China and its People" Illus.
trated from the authors own sketches and
autographs. New York: HARPER & Bro.
THEIRS.
This Is the most industrious and ninutely-
detailed and illustrated work We have seen
in reference to the peculiarities and daily life
of the Chinese. The author is an English.
man, and the HAMPERS deeming bis work,
after ten years study, important enough
for reproduction in this country, in
their best style, have laid it before
the American public. The people
here have become all the more interested In
the Chinese because one OF the. Nealthiest
and brightest districts Of the Union has be.
come point at which "Chinese immigra.
ton s." has been concentrated. MIR. THOMSON
gives US very clear view of the Chinese,
ard no man after glance at his book will
feel any better satisfied that the Chinese can
be assimilated by the Caucasian race. In
deed, be will feel moro than ever satisfied
that it is impossible-just as much so as it is
for Il e differentiation of the white race with
the African.
1t is now q matter Of Importance, 10 a jul
d;cial point of view, that our people shall
learn as much US possible of the nature and
capabilities of the inferior races. They will
be all the better able to judge Of the capacity
of the Chinese-the most Ingenious of all
the inferior races--to be placed upon equality
with our own people, to associate with them,
and to participate with them in the govern
meRtof this country. We commend Mr..
THoAsoN's book as source Of enlightenment
with regard to the Chinese. We would that
We had its equal with regard to the negro !;
or, as our friends east OF the Hudson have
gentle, ;zed 1t, !" the dark man." In the alb.
senee Of better QUO we would commend the
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The Southern Pacific.

A vote was had on Monday in the House
of Representatives Of Congress, in which
there was showing of hands with reference
to the Southern Pacific Railroad. The fol-
lowing members from Virginia by their
votes favored the consideration of the bill ::
Mes.rs. Bowen, HuNToN, SAITH, STowELL,
THOMAS, and WHITEHEAD. Mr.. SENsR voted
no, aud Messrs. HARRIS and PLAT were alb.
sent. We think these gentlemen know what
they are voting about, and that they have
no objection TO the laying down of railways
in the South certainly no objection of a
mere ly personal nuture.
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Me- ONE WEEK MORE IN THIS

m- ONE WEEK MORE IN THIS
month to get some OF the great bargains now
offereda OF WILLIAM THALHIAER'S
COL Broad street.
AS every one Is excited over the great auction
sales will offer goods for the next thirty days at
less than aucton-prices. 1t will pay you to give ma
n CALL as goods must be sold in order TO make room
for my
SPRING STOCK.
CALICOES at 81 and Ice. yard;
Best PACIFIC LAWNS, new styles'of this 'ea-
sons production, at 12kc. worth 2oc ayard;
WHITE pIoUgs, TABLE DAMASK, aud NAP.
KINS, very low;
BLACK ALPACAs, MOURNING GOODS 'err
cheap;
CoTToSs, sHEETINGs, AID GlSGHAas attic
lowest prices;
FLANNELs, TOW ELS, and BLANKETS e1esse-
ingly low;
CAsSIMgR Es-rght and dark sy'es-for meo 'as
boys wear;
SHAWLs, ..
SKIRTS,
UHDERsHIRTh
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
HANDKEECHIzY5,
'cORsETS
a sHIRT-FaoNTs.
CAMBRIA INsEsTINas and EBGIsas-ail'as
cheap; ... ......
lot OF LADIES' UNDERWEAD-very cheapS
close them out;
The best BLEACHZD COTTON In The city
l2kc. per yard.
Give me a call before psrshsa 20 yoer dry so''''
as you can save money at
WILLIAM TRALHIaRgs,
80 Sol Broad street
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ar GRAND GLosING.oUT SALE

!
i FOR CAsH.-LEyY. BROTHERS beg leave to an
/ nounce that they viii continue their tenth Gran,
Closinz0ut salc for two wssas longer, during
which time the balance OF the winter stock win b,
closed ont at the very lowest prices for cash.
This Is an opportunity4hat seldom is oRere d. Il
the ladies' of this city, and they are invited to cal
and examine our stock, as we are sstisled by oul
personal experience That our prices are lower thar
In any store In this city, = + mo-
Our goods are never mfsrspresented; In fact, th
goods are generally worth more than We ask TO
them. -, ar,5 .f5u
! Polite salesmen are in attendance from sunr7s'
20 sunset. Full time Is allowed to make your selec
TONS our goods are all fresh aud bought from the
largest wholesale dellers and importers. During
our closiugout sale our prices wsl be lower than In
any establishment In this city. 5>
The celcbraseaTURKIsHQ QUILTS only s2a-piece
sold elsewhere In this city as high as 1925;
Large-slze, double-faced MARsEILLEs QUILTS.
Sc apiece, sold elsewhere a. $780, and higher;
TOWELS will he slaughtered at bottom prices
TABLE LINENS cheaper than the cheapest;
.BELLOU's GRos-GRAIN SILK ut $3.50
yard is considered cheap when sold elsewhere
ats 80 per yard; s> ..' "
INGRAM, TWO-PLY, THREE-PLY, and Ia
PEsTRY CARPETS, OF selected patter MS and
new designs, to be closed cut at extraor dinarfly
low prices; ii $50 -8.p s, saw .,,..u
Large lot of sHAwLS at s1.25, really worth
$3.50; l,.'.. IF. -~..j..s.A ..,..
New assortment Of spring style CAssIMEREs and
COATIsGs at prices far below last seasons;
BLUE and BLACK WATERPROOF CLOTH
very low;
Immense bargains in HANDKERCHIEFS;
New assortment of HAMBURGER EDGINGs and
INsERTINGa at 15c.a yard;
WAsH-POPLINs at o, / 2H, and SC. yard. -
BLACK ALPACA from 2Jc. TO $3.50 yard. We
can show better goods in any quality than any
store in this city.
BLACK MoHAIR at bottom prices
BLANKETS and CoMFoRTAB L E 8 marked
down, to be sold cleaa out during the closing
out sale; 90
-
Look at the GRo-GRAIN RIBBON, two inches
wide, at 15c. yard;
Bargains in NECK-RIBBoNs and NECK
SCARFS for ladies; H.
COLoRED DRESS SILK, all the new shades, very
cheap;
FINE.CoRD BLACK GRos-GRA1N SILK, the
newest style out;
soET-FiNIsH sKIaTING CAMBRIA at 12hc
ayard;
BLEACHED and BROWN sHEETINGS and
sHIRTINGS of well-known brands that We can
recommend retailed at the case price,;
UNBLEACHED KNITTING-COTToN at s5c. a
pound;
CARPET-WARP In every color;
CuTTON-YARNs, all Nos.
All We ask of the ladies Is to call and see for Them
selves whether it is not TO their own interest to
purchase their DRY GOODS and CARPETS at
the well. known and reliable store of
LEVY BROTHERS,
1917 and 1919 Main street.
FRUIT.OF-1HE-LOOMB LEACHED COTTON
at exc yard lie 20
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Ms- DOUBLE CHEST-PROTECTORS,

MET DOUBLE CHESI-PROlEClO
of every size, imported from England, and sold
at MEADE i BAKERS drugstore.
DITMAN'S SEA SALT, i'll 25 and SOC. packages
Sold at MEADE & BAKERS drugstore.
CHARCOAL BISCUIT and LOZESGES, for the
relief and cure of foul breath, heartburn and dys
pepsia. Sold at MEADE & BAK Frs drugstore.
CUTL ER'S POCKET I'M ALERS afford prompt
relief 10 sorethroat, bronchitis, and caarrh. Sold
al MEADE & BAKERS drugstore.
PATE PECTORALE. ALUM and KlSO LOZ-
ENGES, and CHI4ORATE OF POTASSA LOZ-
ESGES, for coughs, colds, and sorethroat, Sold at
MEADE BAKERS drugstore,
fe1o 9I9 Main street.
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Our Petersburg correspondent 10 his letter
published yesterday says: "Puoic senti-
ment Is unanimous here in opposition to any
action of the Legislature in favor Of Tho pro-
posed Texas and Pacific railroad company"
That settles. the question.
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1t Is reported that more than four hundred
colored men now held offices Of different
kinds in Arkansas under the GARLAND gCv-
eminent. This ought to satisfy General
GRANT. II il docs not, nothing will do for
him short of being made Hing Of D.homey.
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r VOLTAIC ARMADILLO, ELEC-
TRIO BANDS, and SOL ES, for the cure Of nervous
diseases, rheumatism, neuralgia, cold feet, and
chlblains. Recommended by high medical au-
thority. To be had OF
MEADE & BAKER, Wholesale Agents,
fe oO-7t 9l9 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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500 BRIDAL QUILTS at 81 worth $3.50:

500 BRIDAL QUILTS at 81 worth $3.50:
WHITE BED-QUILTs from 81 mp to slo-ve
have reduced the prices OF these goods, and
offer great bargains now;
COLORED QUILTS and COMFORTS very cheap.
Tie balance of our WHITE and CoLoRED
BLANKETS will be sold at reduced prices TO
close them out
1000 yards HAMBURGH EDGlNGS and IN
SETTINGS from 12Hc. up;
All kinds Of COTTON TRIMMINGS and RCF
FILINGS at astonishingly low prices:
All shades and Nos of LADIES' KID GLOVES
from 75c up:
A large stock of HOSIERY, NOTIONS, and GEN.
TLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS;
200 sets Of LADIES COLLARS and CUFFS j:
all prices;
Great bargains. In sHAwLs for ladies and misses;
NUBIAS, HOODS, &C.;
LADIES' aud GENTLEMEN'5 HANDhER.
CHIEFS at greater bargain than ever;
NECK-TIES and MUFFLERS-the latest styles;
NECK and SASH-RIBBONS very cheap;
600 CORSETs at 75c. worth fully sl.25, at
SYCLE BROTHERS.,
429 Broad street,
fe2O between Fourth and Fifth.
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A Republican paper of Massachusetts re.
Dukes (by contrasD the Valley Virgintan and
its distinguished "juris." for questioning
the right of Virginia to change her own
Constitution: s.. ...... q.
'[Sprngfed Republican,
The President inquiries: "What is there
TO prevent each of the States recently re-
admitted to Federal relations on certain con.
ditions from changing their constitutions
if the doings in Arkansas are allowed TO pass
unuoticed and UNPUBLISHED!
Nothing whatever, sir, provided THESE
States keep within the limits Of the Federal
Constitution, which Is the supreme law OIL
the land. Within these limits Georgia ana
Mississippiare as free to modify. alter, amend,
or replace their local constitutions as New
York and Massachusetts,. They have the
same rights and powers in the premises
neither more nor less.
T. is humliating that man occupying
the office of President of the United states
should stumble this way over the very alpha
bet of our political system. The confusion III
the Executive ideas matches the confusion
in the Executive grammar. MIR. Grant Woulo
seem to be resting under hazy impression
IQaU l0G VI tuC SoLtuSha OtoeNS 49,
abiured and surrendered for all time the
right to regulate their local institutions that
any attempt on their part to exercise this
right would be a breach Of contract and
proper occasion for Federal interference
that the assembling of constitutional con-
yention 10 Atlanta, for instance, would be
rebelIious procedure, calling for prompt no.
tice and action on his part. His conundrum
81. s r 7
be interesting, if one could get at it, to lind
out what bis notion of the conditions =" 10
which be refers really is. The New 1ork
Nation hits the nail on the head: "Unless
something is done to clear bis mind with re-
gard to bis relations to the Safe govern
ments, it would be but decent to give HIM
the title of Lord Protector at once. Toe
functions with which he now apparently
considers himself charged are not those OF
the Off :er known as President of the United
States"
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.sPEgxAEwOTTgEa.

~~~~~>~-Ss~sS-.~essss .ss.s%-s
#KAY 1T BE KNOWN TO AT
whom 4. concerns that sYCtE BRorHpps
receiving xsweooDs DAILY, sui.asls for t6e -.
sent and coming season, and offer greater ,nd,,.
ments than ever. They hayea
VERY LARGE STOCK OF BARGAINS
which they cannot name for want of soaee =.
therefore only call special attention 10 the fo.,
Ing articles ..e....
200 pieces LONDON SMOKES ard suIrrse,
. full 27 inches wide. at l2Ha worth zoe. .,
yaru;. '.'' ~
800 pieces PARIS STRIPED sU1r1Nss a, ,qx.
| worth fully 25c.; . -,
! $50 pieces wAsH-PoPLINs at reduced prices.
handsome assortment Of SPRING DRESS.
GOODS at Zoe. 25c., and 3Oc.;
Double-wid,h PURE M0HAIR ALPAeAs fby,..
| and colored) very cheap:
A fail line of MOURNING GOODS;
200 pieces Of BLACK ALPACAs al astoptsbt, r,,
I Low prices;
SO pieces 7-s PERCALEs a. l24c. worth ooc
so pieces A FRENCH PERCALEs at 1exx
worth Csc;
1000 pieces SHIFTING CALICoEs a, Sc. and
loc.;
S cases BLEACHEo COTTON, equally as good !,
Warusussa Mills, ct I2kc. PCT yard;
S cases BLEACHED COTTON at deceased r.
sell at 12Ae.;
A large stock of BROWN COTTONs, BEEACHEp
and BROWN sHEETINGs, pILLow-cAss
CoTToNs, and sHIRTING.sTRIPEsu u. Ii.
lowest market price -.---------.--.
REMNANTS OF IRISH LINEN yesy cheap:
LINEN BIRDS-EYE DIAPER a. 80, 4o,aaa
RUSSIA and COTTON DIAPERS at al prices;
A large stock OF SWISS MUsLlNS; .t
Plain and striped CAMBRICS and NAINsOOKs
PIQUEs, TARLETANs, VICTORIA Lawns,
BLEACHED and BROWN TABLE-LINENs,
FRuIg-CLOTHs DoYLIEs, .....
NAPKINS, TOWELS; Ill ..
TABLE and NO-CovERS at lower prices than
ever;
WHITE and RED FLANNELs very low;
WHITE and FANCY CT OAKINGSat 81 and 75c..
worth double the money;
WATERPROOF CLOTHS 10 all colors a, sOc.,
81, and s1.25, worth 90 per cent. more.
CASHMERE for men and boys uear-a good A.
sorlment at very low prices;
COATINGS aud YESTINGS at greatly reduced
prices;
All colors BEAVER and CHINCHILLA CLOTH
from S1.50up;
large stock Of KERSEYs, DIAGONALs
TWEEDs, sATlNETs, and KENTUCKY
JEANS at low prices.
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.ysiaaaiaannd. I may aseBember them, fewfn WI.

fyou and mdy remember them, Few M Yfr
ginia know OF them. a.
You know lie was q captain commissar5
! In the Mexican Waf, and resigned SOON afte,
to take charge of q Banking houssin Caliior.
mia. His bank soon broke, and heF des
titute and homeless, and well nigh crazy. 10
his distress he did not receive AID and com.
fort from bis kinsfoIk 10 New England, Dul
from these-yery Louisiana gentlemen whom
! Sheridan now wants tor shoot as JDanoitti'
These identical individuals are some Of those
" no took Sherman by the hand in that time
of his poverty and distress. General Mason
Graham, General Dick Taylor, Duncan Ken
ner. and other influential planters, bad sher-
man made SUPERINTENDENT Of the Louisiana
State Seminary, with good salary ana .
nome amongst them. These were MS earnest
and generous friends. and be lived amongst
item until the war broke ont. ~ 49,
- When Louisiana seeded sherman re.
o;onad his position In her service, ana pre-
neyed TO 90 back to the North.> A numDer
pf gentlemen dined with him On the eve OF
hi. departure; His devastating was sffect.
np. He told them /" we are on tine very
verge of a fierce war, the end OF Wn1cn none
of us may live to see. For mysen, snaii go
Ito some far-of country and await Inc close OF
the dreadful STRIFE, LOT nothins can e'eA ~
dnee me to draw my sword against people
who have befrended meas you gentlemen OF
Louisiana have"
And now, while Sheridan's atrocious pur.
poses and foul SANDERS upon these gentlemen
iii the whole country with disgust, we are
told Sherman considers him "a noble-hearted
fellow pm . '"1.@' - = "''.S..,.,
j. For my part, think Sherman poor
general and mighty bad man, with deal
more of the Indian in him than the.name.
, Respectfully, ~ DABsEY e. MAuRY.
1ai Richmond, February %, 1875.
i've know not how great General, SEER
MAN is; but we have often thought that he
showed more craftsmanship in the terms he
granted to General JOHNSTON than has since
been shown in ten years by all the Republic
can officials executive, legislative, and judi
cial--in the country and that had those
terms been approved at Washington tue
South would now probably be as prosper
Gus Us any other part of the Union.]
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~ r. p PRICE T. co. have opened
this morning, by steamer,
NEW SPRING MEDIUM PRIS1s.
NEW WHIrE-GRoUHp PRHrS
PERcALES and CAABHo,
COTTON CAMsRiCs,
PUFrLISGs, CoIsH7s,
MOURNING GOODS, In
BoMBAzISE CLOTHS, TANrso,
IMpaaArRIcE, AouARs, ALfAoAs'
REPS, D1LAISKs, CAsHiR1'
ENGLISH GRAPE GRAPE VuL&
BLACK ELK GLOVES,
BLACK KID GLOVES,
BLACK LONG SuAwLs,
BLACK SQUARE sHAwLs' .,s
COLLARS, CUFFS, &c., &c
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-24

AIEW ASSEMBLY HALL.

NEW ASSEMBLY HALL.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26TH
AND 9th,
TONY DEEIER'S PANTUMIME TROUPE, pre-
senting on the first evening the comical HUMPTY
DUMFTY ABROAD, and ON the last evening the
laushable JACK AND TIE BEANSTALK'
TWENTY-FIVE SPECIALITY ARTISTS,
com prfsine Irish English, and Dutch comic songs;
har-spinnlng, gymnastics tumbling, spade and lad
der dancn2s, aorobats, skati ng on pedestal, ing,
music. New scenery-new tricks-new wardrobe.
The usna scale of prices. Reserved seats Tor sale
at Q. r. JoHSsToN'S news and bookstore. open
ct O'Clock; commences 1t 8. MATINEE cal
URDAY at 2 r. II.
| fe 23-5t ". Il. COLEhAN. Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-24
PIANOS, ORGANS, DC.

large LOT OF CHOICE FLOUR
IL Family and Extra brands, city Inspections
also, BUCEWHEAT FLOUR. For sale by
TALIAFERRO i LOVING,
Com mission Merchants,
r. 24.2v 1919 Cary street.