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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-27

ONLY two more days In which to secure your
tickets for the first Grand Gift Concert of the Mont
peHer Female Humane Association. Tickets to be
had ut JoHNSToS>S Music-Store. 91S Main street
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GRAND GIFT CoSCEgT.-Only 4 few Gays lett In
which TO secure You" tickets. for the First Grano
Concert of The Montreler Female HaI1ane Asso-
citation. The drawing will positively take place
September 3Oih, or money refunded FicKe's can
he had from G. f. JOHN NsToN, 91S Main street.
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40 ALL GAS-CONSUNERS,
1ryp,NGwIIL GAs-savING GOVERNOR,

Iw!ll guarantee saving Of from 20 TO 20 per
cent ON Your former ga .biit' by inc use u 'e in
proved
LEEFINGWILL GAS-SaVlNG GONkkNoh'
or no charge. This machine ms been estea ssEi IN
nearly all the principal cilirs ai me ~ b,s m.
,ent holds certificates ip il: haouwtlllng OF lne
pripeina gas In southern e,tes snse o1 ea
20 ga ox.mine my GoyERyoa and certificates at ID
ofce, In the gasfing iii plumbtnS a;n str,et
of Messrs. hayes & hoSer No. l29t nsr Ma,n or
a, eo-1ws patent for the southern stase''
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READ CAnDozo, F. & CO. IS advertisement.

LADIES, USE READS DUCHESS CoLcGNE. IT
the best and cheapest perfume in America. Sold b.
druggists and fancy stores generally. POLK MIL
LER s. Co., agents. ...
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MORAL ENTERTAINMENT.

A CONCERT Will be given at the Ebenezer ns
church on MONDAY EvEalhG, septen'pef I'm. iI3as
cnmmcncing at O'Clock. for che purpose ot rasins
ss,nas TX sst the CONGREGATION IN paying LOT re-
pairs made on s hog:s s;ss,s o. w9Fsnp 5r other
,ioraS ohnrc6es In tbis eli yand Napcester. There
viii tes caatest Of voice and musical culure ne
tween two bass ssingers-NoHMAN PLEAsANIS,, S,sl Va
IbIs ,Ity and GEORGE W. KEELING, OF AaucufSs., a.,
ser comm!aee of gentlemen well snown 10 ,n ~. m
usssI ckc;es Will be present 70 decide ~ 70 W.
IS. D. JOKES, the notei tenor Of Ehsnezer cnou'
Yiltappear. * ,.,,,,s S,,ands attend-
ss sea's "'n u1 o ~. Sc 2a: :Th.S&A3t
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TIE BEST RECOMMENDATION OF ANY ARTICL
is from The consumer. These all give the ELM
WOOD the preference.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
,EyIEW OF THE MARKE'

LONDON, September 25.-The Times's tinan
cial article says: "The tone OF the marke
for public securities has been dull In conse
ouence of lower prices received from all tht
German exchanges. where it is stated tha
the attitude of Russia on the Eastern ques-
lion is causing little anxiety.
"Corn Is dull, bat bolders are rather
firm. There, has been no further change IL
nrices. Fair weather continues ia The DIS
trcts where the harvesting is not completed
and good progress has been made this weeia
"Tbe foreig 60 and colonial produce mar
kets continue extremely quiet, though tnese
has been an improved demand for West
India sugar." II. I
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WHITE TEETH AND SWEET BREATa by using
Reads Oriental Tooth Wash. It's splendid, and
costs but 35 cents. Sold by POLK MILLER CO.
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LADY BYRoN'S PERSIAN LILY-WHITE remove
tan, freckles, and beautii, he complexion. Price
10 cents. POLK MILLER & Co., agents.
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MARINE DISASTER.

MARINE DISASTER. .-,,.
Ioypos. September a5.-The American
hrk Forest Queen. Captain Burns, from,
port Ludlow Tor Havre, fouudered ott Rio
de- Ia Platte. The captain was hlllet bN
ro,,ing spars, a boat with the nsst mNa
and five men was picked up. The late or
the other boat With the second mate ana Sin.
mon is Unknown One man in tie nfst ss2t.
died from. exposure.
-...- f.. -, Esance. 1a Fa.f.
p.s,s. Sepnmber 25.-The Deputies. o!
the Lett have resolved to return TO Ears oaa
the tst of October to prepare for the VtnNA o,
the coming session; particulanytoe eSe' ossi
law. which will be the first DISCUSSED.
The decision Of the Cabinet Advocating
voting, by embellishments has proaueen
strong seasaiioa among the deputies OIL cne
|, Left Centre. A rupture between M'. Hu'
ffoure and the Left Centre is ceftaln. nc
IYff,rt will break the union OF the iactisaS ol
the Left.
The Turkish Provinces.
40 CONCESSIONS By TaE P3R2s-TEE CON
sCLkR MEDIATION AT. A STAND, STAB,
IospoS, September 25.-The Pa2EMd!
| GuseHe>s Berlin special says the Pcrse ar
eliues making any CONCESSIONS nnsh tne@ ih'
suroents. render complete suDmss'on.' an.
4 the insurgents resnse 10 suspend hes ti!it'es
until the Great Powers guarantee the con
cessjens The proceedings OF tse conslta' s,
delegation are st stspd-stih. The consul
| ask instructions from their respective GOV
IeTnments. a7s. e.a sIs. - a,s'ase
I Spain. s..,.
SURPRISE AT TIE PORES Action.
Lospos. september ,2i.-A special to th
! stnadara from Madrid says the Pope's reca
of toe Papal Nuncio. Cardinal Simeoni, .ao'
the Implied d,sayowai Of his acts have ocea
lsioned considerable surprise. Monseignsa
! Repello is more liberal than his predecessor
MORE TROOPS RoR CUBA. 49,
| SAsrAspgR, september 25.- One thaasan
three hu 1d ed infantry embarked for Gun
to-day. One thousand more will SAID on th
I'd of October.
Il PRISONER ESTRApiTSR
II MApRiD, September %. 5.--Springly, /, q natis
of Switzerland, has been delivered 10 10
United States, which demanded bis extrad
| ton. He viii embark OF Csdis for New 1os'
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THE FESTIVAL mentioned 10 sa'Gruay
Dispatch will be he'd at Ir'nhy tau,sa ,sa
Hail FOR Academy of Music, sna not at .ne
Metropolitan Hall, which Is now undergoing
reDairS. --
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= READS DUCHESS COLOGNE Finest in the world
Trial bottles, 25 cents POLK MILLER &c Co.
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FINE JEwELRY, GOLD THIMBLES GOLD FESs
Gold Head Canes, Gold Sleeve Buttons. at
c. .GENNET'S, l0O1 Main street.
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TICKETS for The Grani Gift Concert at Aexan.
dra can be had at JoHNsToS's Music-Storc, 9ls
Main street, Monday aud Tuesday, September 9th
and 0Stl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-27

! Go TO HERMAN BOsCHEN & BROTHERS, to have
your shoes or boots made. A I'll guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-27

New HoRKs September 25.-The City Of
Berlin has arrived. ,nuking the trip In seven
days, eighseen hours. .and two minutes. This
is the fastest trip. ever made, either east or
west. sa,a.. !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-27

TAPESTRY aud INGRAM CARPETS DIT CARDoZC
+. 4 Co.'s.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Campbell Repub.ican ssu.anssasus

- ISpeclaI telegram TO The DssDatch.I n.
LYscHsuRs, September 25.-In the Re.
publican Convention at Campbell { Court
house to-day the following nominations were
made: James Foote Johnson for she scpste,
and n. NJ. Hancock, ". s. Grgsby, ard
Lmes ". Wright for the House of DeIegates,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-27

DUY YOUR TICKETS FOR TIE ASSEMBLY HALL
CONCERT, next Thursday night, this morning at
WYATT,S
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ENRoLMEN7 oP THE PUgLIc-S CHooL
SCHoLARs.-Tbe following shows the enrol.
meut in the public schools for the week end
ing September ~, 1916:

A large number of scholars have been sent
from Mldison and Leigh schools for want Of
accommodations. Brook.Aveaue school is
now ready for pupils. About two hundred
can be accommodated there.
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RUGS and DaUcGErs at CARpozo, F. & Co.. &.

SILVER GOODS, for bridal and anniversary gifts
ut G. C.GENSET'S, 1901 Main street.
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CuROMOs, CHRoMos! CHRoMosj
= FRAMES! PRAMFs! FRAMES

1v,,, cell ZOO frst.class CHROM0S and MOT
rt,ES at cost Call before II Is too late. ana see
WILLIAM nAFFkoN, e
..ok.Iw 1888 Main street,
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GUNNER CANDIES.-I am daily manu-
= Ccturjnp q summer article OF CLARIFIED
~ iST ~ " SitY uf pure crushed sugar, warranted
t,cr Than any ma de in the United States for whole
ale ulrroses | warrant II 10 stand dry ann lfin III
rinr candies are sold TOR. have n large stock OF
AIMED GOODS, TOBACCO. CIGARS, ME-
Md CRACkE ERS; aIl or which oher at baltinioie
"tieoS; ".oS l4l2 Mai II street
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READ CARDoZo, F. & Co IS advertisement.
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COSFECTIONEREES

ERESH CANDIES. 3. ..,s.ts.s
IARSHMALLOW DROPS; INV,
'EA txtra.havnred CitEAM CHOCOLATE; !;
CREAM w WaLNUrS-yery line; ....-.s..
CREAM FIGS and DATES;
ruocOt.TE CARAMELs, COCOA CARA
,YDtntA-. WALNUT, and PEANuT-CAND1
fresh made daily, Ut A. f!Izt TX , ", tx. b.,
Sc "a ooI D-o.- -C--- 2-- -
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=. VI WOOOROTT, Il
On behalf OF Republican Printing Co.

The statement that Mr.. Johnaon
gave pledges" as to his future politi.
Gal action to the eqaad OF Republicans
who voted for him, ia reduced to the
fnct TINT he assured them he vould
not De governed in his action by mere
partlsanship. On entering the Senate
Mr.. Johnson will find there twelve
Senators who voted "yea" on the i'm.
peaohment occasion .Messrs. Anthony.
Cameron, Conkling, Oraein, Edmonde.
Ferry. Frelinghuysen. P0we, the two
iMorrilla. Morton and Sherman.
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mr.. woodruR's Reply.
COLUMBIA, 8. O., February 8. 1875


Hon. ". B. Nash. Chairman Commit
tee on Finance Of State Senate-DEAR
SR: In reply to the suggestions of his
Excellenoy the Governor, relative to
the matter of the public printing, l
beg leave to submit the following for
the consideration of tho committee:
/. That pursuant to the require
ments OF the Act to regulate tho pub
lic printing. approved March II, 1874.
due advertisement IN tho daily papers
OF Colombia and Charleston for pro.
posals for the public printing wae
made by the Clerk OF tho Senate and
Clerk Of the House of Representatives
2 That competition for the public
printing was open to any party de-.
sirons OF submitting proposals for ten
days after the meeting of the Genera
Assembly.
3. That, as will up lear by refe renee
to Houee and Senate journals of De-
cember 3. 1874. the Joint Commit. "a
on Printing of the two Houses met Oh
the 10th day of the present session,
and unanimously awarded tho ooutruct
to she Repub loan Printing Comr"uy,
for the term of two years, for the mn
of $50. COO year.
4. That 20 other proposal for the
public printing WAS presented or sub.
mltted to the committee, though it is
well known that his Excellency is one
OF tue proprietors of the Union- Herald
Publishing Company, which it is natp-
ral.taanppoae would have submitted a
propoaal IL its managers bslieved II
oonid have been made profitable.
l"Ahohs this, do not see how there
can be any difference of opinion"
.: tEhat the proposal OF the Republi.
can Printing Company was based mon
the fact that1 is1 was fully prepared to
do the workY.and that said proposal
vas : matnellys advantageous to the
state end the company.
b. 6.Ehat t2sgH, respectfully submit that
tae sem OF $50. 600 will aoarcely meet
the expenses OF the current and per.
manens printing of the General AS
sembly; in addition to which the com-
psny are bound by contract to print
the Anrre.e Court decisions, snd to
bind the Acts, reports and resolutions.
journals. &c., OF the General Assem bly.
Z. That for these and other reasons.
We beg leave, most respectfully, to
dissent from the views and suggestions
OF bis Exoellency the Governor. rela.
tive to the public printing.
have the honor to be, your most
obedient servant,
J. WOODRUFF,
On behalf OF Republican Printing Co.
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THE MouNrArE MEADOW MASSACRE.
The Salt Lake Tribune, of,Februsry 6,
publishes statement from Lee, OF the
Mountain Meadow mAssaore fame,
esying> that be will turn States evil
denoe. He denies the ravishing and
murder Of helpless women, and asserts
that Haight. Highly and others have
charged their enormities upon him.
He is suffering from infammatory
rheumatism.
CAPE DIAMOND AVALANCHE. Il The
fear that all the members of the Glib.
SON family we're killed by the ava.
lanohe OF snow from Oape Diamond,
which crushed their house on the night
OF the 4th. was fully confirmed later in
the night. by the discovery OF the dead
bodies OF the Gibsons and Of tho child
Hetherington in the runs.
Workmen are now busy in Pere la
Chaise on splendid monument to
Generals LIE Comte and Clement
Thomas, the two soldiers who we're
offered as human s4cri6ces in the Com
munist orgie Of 1871.
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TIE GovERNoR ON RErRENcnMENr.

TIE GOVERNOR ON RETRRNcHMENT.
Governor Chamberlain addressed a
letter 60 Senator Nash,, Chairman Of
besenatS COMMITTEES on Finance. A
It'll days sgo. in which he, ,smpHasizsa
esNduty III all ID ofacla, position q
AahdsAvor tb keep the expeases ,Sf III
State within proper bounds. The ag.
greaats OF deficiencies created under
the Appropriation Aot is 68l78, $3.50.
Fhis' is -dus-'to the fact. he 'ssys;; that
the present sax levy was made uponsn
assessment OF property amounting to
$l76. 900. 600, whereas tho new ASSESS
ment under. which that levy 'is ool-
looted aggregates only about $40. 600, :
600. To the end that expenditures
may be brought down to suoh amount
80 will reduce this immense deficiency
to the loweat possible limit, he makes
the following suggestions:
]. Strike out appropriation made 10
paragraph 13 OF Section /. for addi-
tional compensation of County Aadit.
ois-$4. 1876. 2. Reduce Governors
contingent fund to So, 600. 3. Reduce
Attorney Generals contingent fund to
SlU, 600. 4. Reduce the appropriation
for the Lunatio Asy lum to $50. 600. s.
Reduce appropriation for State Or.
phau Asylum to $4,000. 8. Reduce
appropriations for salaries OF profess
sors in University to $4,000. This
involves abolition of medical depart
ment, which, under the circumstances,
1 approve. z. Strike out appropria-
tion OF $1,000 for demons.rator of
anatomy. 8. Strike out in same geo.
ton and paragraph appropriation for
apparatus-Sl, ZOO. 8. Reduce appro.
priation for miscellaneous expenses OF
University to $l,50O. 10. Reduce ap-
preparation for preparatory school in
University to $4,000. IL. Reduce ap
preparation for insurance and repairs
on University buildings to 81, 600. IL.
Reduce appropriation for State ARr,-
cultural College to $1,000. 13. Re-
School to IS, 900. IA. Reduce appro.
priation for public printing to $40, 1000.
About this, I do not see how there can
be. any, difference of opinion. Is.
Strike. out in Section l, paragraph II,
the appropriation for rebipding. 60,
60, 10 ofice OF Sscretary OF, State.
The 20 reductions thus effected will
awonnt. to $76, $50. rs. which will re-
doce the entire deficiencies under this
bill to S72. .O24 rs. I now recommend
further that the prooeeds of the phos-
PhQtea royalty. be entirely devoted to
cleeting the appropriations made in
thiS bill. This fund will amount to at
least &40, 1000. which will make a fur
ther reduction of deficiencies nnder
this bill to 332, ,O2A 25.
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The Prefecture Of Police OF Toxic.
Japan, hes issued the followin1~..::ruo-
lar: "Any person in European chstnme
meeting bis Imperial Majesty win be
obliged to salute she Emperor by hold
ing his hat, under, his left arm and
lowering his, sight hond 80 his knees.
Those who do not wearr e hat will be
Obliged to lower both hnndH. to sehe
knees while boving before tho Empe-
sor. ..aa ',,cslt o t.silas ~
Another fatal accident ooonrrsdin q
shaft OF the Delaware and EacEavan-
ma Railroad, At Bergen Hill. Jersey
City. Friday night. A bucket con-
tainihg Peter O'Oonie1 end Edward
Dempsey fell, pfeoipitating the mon to
the bottom. Both vere Fatally In
jured. 't . "a 6n|'
Henry 8. Dow, editor or the Lussbes.
Ne,cs Journal and O prominent iour.
naIiat Of the Nofth.vess. died AZ sho
Biddte HouBe. Detroit, last night.
from the effeoas Of On overdose OF NOR
phine accidentally administered.
A Are was raging as the Shaker
Settlement, In Mount Lebanon, New
York. yesterday. It commenced in
the church. and it waa feared it .veuld
be disastrone. .,gi
The only vacant aeat In She San
Francisco stock board has boen seld
for Soooo Soooo. G99o This IS ..ass A:ssseess. price
ever paid for seat, and 10 32O, 900
higher than the price about o year ago.
His name was Hamlet. and he was q
sexton at Norton. in England, and hs
was killed by falling into newly-mado
grave.
A young Oharlestonian, Mr.. Ma
thnniel w. Lord, committed suicide.
on the 9Th. BY shooting himself in she
temple with piatoi.
William Graham. OF Buffalo. eona-
mitted anioide recently. in o hotal as
Jaekeon.
''We want $40. 600. 600 more rove
nue." eays New York paper. 30 do
WOs
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APPOINTMENTS. s.-Jury Commission

APPo1NTMEErs.-Jary Commission
ers: Pickens-W. A. Lesley; Oolleton
John T. Lewis. oice James Nesbitt,
removed. Trial Justices: Colleton-
w. =. Harley. 9. B. Brook. 8. 8. Al
bright. W. o. Griffith, w. 81. Blocker,
R. 8. Tarlton. J. M. Oautwell. j. A..
Alderman. 81. 8. King, L. A. Harper;
DsFlington--A. Branch, b. O. Hollo-
way: sNotariea Public: Abbevi!le-
Benz. p. Kay; Anderson-John Long,
Joseph Winter; Bsrnwell-W. G. Try
son; Beaufort-A. W. Muekenfuss.
Removals.: Trial Justices Oolleton-
-. Carroll. Sol. Pinokney. JosepA
Brown, @. j. Sasportus, NJ. P. Howell.
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Excellent Suggeotions from The Go
vernon.

Excellent Suggeotions from The Co
vernon.
It is pleasure no less than duty
to recognize the just. economical and
sagacious purpose OF Governor Cham
berlsin. in the advice communicated
by him In the letter addressed to the
State Senate Committee on Finance,
the substance Of which we reproduce.
He insists. with an urgency which all
!: must commend. that appropriations
shall be kept within receipts as noarly
g .PSssib!o. Es isys ,:his down as 81
axiom which cannot be'safely detxaoti
ed from. and then lucidly presents the
mode by which it may be approx.
mated. This is the sort OF reform that
3.is needed. TIE recommendations Of
! reduction which the Governor makes.
il adopted, will go far towards bring.
ing about result, the attainment OF
vhsch. as he says, sought to be moi
only the duty but the pride and joy
OF every man who aeeks to aerve the
State" The oountry is conscious that
there ie ssea'iy hand at the helm OF
State affairs, and feele renewal and
an increase of oonfldehoe in the pilot.
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= sysQLlkJMgl9dANt9.l ] Llk y ll!:!aA AlN C.
<9sfT fTaegady Ma MSafHaiililkg,s Hiilk sF9bfuafy 8, 1875
V4SH & 80 sI,, : IA EIIsasiRsElilro.d.

i va & so So l'AsiE|p ESilro.d.
, iva asfs plsaasds sitoi dee. that o joint
resolution has been adopted in the
House Of Representatives. in favor OF
akPs povsfnpS1t AID ,.toS Thu Texae
and Pacific Railroad. Considerable
opposition has been manifested to the
.sche@ea but It, lie sef, Q, character that
Will mob bear The ,t5ss Of ;aexanaination.
Some grounds Of objection have no
deeper root thanprejadice against any
thing which. it is supposed may be of
advantage to tho South. The larger
ponsideration, that what benefits tho
South, will also benefit the whole
country. 1t is hoped. will prevail over
this narrow. sectional and partisan
prejudice. Some. in want OF better
arguments. seek to identify the enter.
prise with an individual, and depreoi.
ate it In depreciasing him. They call
it "Tom Scott's" road, and pretending
to think that he will be the principal
gamer by its completion. they seek to
place obstacles in it's path. We know
Col. Scott only by his ackno owledged
genius for railroad management and
construction. he is as good as other rail.
road magnates, and if he engineers this
great scheme through upon the plan
which he has devised. he will be enti-
tied to the thanks of the country, and
20 whichever emoluments that will re-.
cult from it. There is an equally de-.
'termined bat more excusable opposi-
tion to the Southern Pocifio from the
capitalists intoraated in the Northern
Pacific. They dread rival line. run
ming on comparatively level route.
where agreeable and gentle tempera.
ture prevailS oil the yearroand. New
York does not favor il. She is appre.
aensive OF its effect upon her trade.
She already feels the rivalry OF BAlti.
auioFe as o grain depot and distributor.
but the question of the construction
.os this road must turn upon other CON.
sfiderations andyieys than opmmesoial
stAvalrys thsSjeSloqsyeo eofs capital; SEQ,
tionaf prejadioe or peraonal ambition.
They are ell small in comparison With
the imperious necessity for q new line
across the continent. on lower paral-
lei than the Northern. with it's 10y
heights. its continuous snow sheds. It's
perpie1ing delays and threatening
perils. The great trade which is SET
ting in in steady current from the
RacifsBnd between the East and West
OF this Union. demands another and
q better channel through which to
flow. It's effect upon the business of
the country, the immense development
which would follow it. ita influence in
= attracting settlers, cannot be over -esti-
mated. We copy in another place q
communication from the Richmond
Dispafch-s etrong and clear Statement
of the kind OF aid wanted, the reason
Why 1t is wanted. and why it should be
grsnted-written by gentleman very
familiar with the subject of which he
treats.
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Ladd Brothers have extricnted thoir
steamer from tho bank in the Watereo
OH which it ran aground. and arc
bringing it back up the river. The
accident waa due to the want OF u
pilot thoroughly acquainted with the
channel. The project of navigating
the river will be pushed. We trust, to
prosperous conclusion. Success o
would vastly enhance the price OF the
fertile Wateree lands. as it would open
.Sh cheap eS ena fhpid line Of transsports
great credit TOR their enterprise, Tho
boat Is Afty feet long andSeight feet
across. .and draws seven or eight
inohea. 4 1t. is propelled by q stern
paddle wheel. DR.. Lsdd was the
architect, and exhibited great ekill and
ingenuity In his work. Tile boat runs
well, = WiH6saoro News. -,
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~ Tho dead body of wood.ont,er.
named Wm. p. Knights, was found
near the Biz Mile House. above
Charleatnn, on the 7th. It is supposed
shat he was killed by passing rail.
road trein. ,tii' ~.
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LIST o9 NEW ADvERTrsEMRNTn.
Meeting Riohiand Rife Club.
Valentines, 60. at MoKensie's.
Il. l.. Bryan-Vslentines.

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Meridith. q King. Va; 8 III Bieroon,
N @; J j Oldiges. Ky; W r Richard
son. Va; Misg L B Solomons. 8 G.;
j d Hudson. Bennettsville: G E Hav-
kins. Charleston; J N Watt, Mrs
w Forvood, NO.
Manoion House-L e LeConte, city;
I w Ball. Baltimore; A E Bitch,
Aston; E W Wheeler, city; ] F Wates
and lady. Texas; T e Caughman. Lex
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