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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-03

UNION THEOLOGICAL SENrSARY.-A large
hearted citizen OF Rockbridge has given
within the past few days th.rtyfue hundred
dollars to this institution 10 found a scholar
ship. The proceeds are appropriated to the
expenses of a student.
We hear with pleasure that there are ia
yorable indications of an increased number
Of students for the collegiate year of 1875. nc,
beginning on the 18th of August nex,, and
that in one of the southern States alone each
Of the twenty graduates in April (14th) can
ind field Of labor at Questionable Mer.
cuTU.
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TIE MEDICINE THAT CURES
V E G z T ! n z .

Taking into consideration the character OF It's
vouchers the history Of Its cures, and the hmm ense
Increasing demand, VEGETINE may be fairly en-
titled the leading medicine o. the age.
For scrofula in the blood, VEGETINE Is an iRfal-
Iible remedy, and no person need suffer from tu-
mors, ulcers, and all diseases arising from impure
blood, IL VEGETINEis used according to directions
There is not case of scrofula In e1isterce that
VRGETINE will not cure. provided, however, the
vital functions have not lost their power Of action,
all that may be said to the contrary Notwithstanding.
VEGETINE is pleasant to the taste, mild In Its In
uence, and absolute In its action disease, as the
following uuqu. stlonabe evidence will show.
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RAILgoAD LssEs.
90 I'D 81 JED I'D sssss
RICHMOND AND DANyILLR r. rrgoAys CO.,
oFFfCE OF EN9ISEEE AID INDEPENDENTLY
RICHMOND. VA, aarcii 8. iS55.

go -ela--seH -2K-xak IteR-- - 81.
RIcHaosD AND DANy1LLE RAnsoAs CO.. !,
oFFiCE OF ENaISEER AID suFERsgYsgpx1rS
RICHMOND. VA, aarci, 81. 1915
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE-To TAKE
~ EFFECT FRIDAY. March 19.ls75: =
ukAIS NO t1GasLorrs ssxsEss Vest.
Burkeville at s:25 a. NJ; leaves Dundee n; 1913
?. NJ; leaves Danyille at T. %; leaves Gr-ees-
a.; arriv.. at Airline junction at csc Il. i'll !:
arrives az Charlotte at 9:35 P. H.
TRAIN No. 2.-NEw ORLEANS AND Sgv
YORK E1PRKSS, Eastward Leaves Charlotte at
$3.50 A. H.: leaves Airline Junction at SEQ a !.
ID leaves Salisbury at 1888 4. ~; leaves GreeM-
s1 bupae Mi ii I Dfays At a ss
yille Al 917 P. NJ; arrives at Richmond at 1l:49
Is Ea se S n avs. Ss:F.4s
aah 4 ss Dundee sss ss E. MI yss
leaves AIRLINE junction a, 7:65 a. NJ; arrives at
Charlotte at 7:10 A. III. 20 80 !.
liz, IRAl No. No a.-TnRoUGH MAIL, Eastward
junction at $50 p. NJ; leaves salisbury at 1919
I. M; leaves greensboro at S:35 A. M. leaves
Tiy.s .. Richmond at as2 p ?. N. No a ~. AZ
walasSes kcsSa s,ys aM,
Vile at 100 2. NJ: arrives at Luxembourg at 400
TEAM NO. s.-BuRxsy1LLE Acoo,tsopAr1os
Eastward Leaves Burkeville At 4:43 A. NJ; ar.
rives ut Richmond at sos m.
All through trains connect at Richmond and Dun.
dee with tratns on the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad, and Washington City, Viz.
elnta Midland and Great Southern railroad to and
from Washington, Baltimore, PhilaGeiphia, and
New York. .
Trains Nos. 8 and connect at Richmond with
the Richmond, York River and Chesapeake RaIl-
road trains 10 and from Baltimore and eastern
points. 49,, .NasE. = 'zs
Trains Nos. and connect at Charlotte with
trains on the Atlanta and Richmond AIr-Line rail-
road 10 and from Greenville. Atlantis. Montgomery,
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans. and all southwest
ern points.
Trains Nos. 8 and 4 connect at Charlotte with
the Charlotte, Columbia aud Atlanta railroad for
Columbia, Augusta, Savannah, Tallahassee, and all
southern points. 5sf sl.
Train No. 4 connects ut Burkeyille with the At
lantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad from Lynch
burg. Chattanooga, and all southwestern points.
Tickets sold 10 all southern ana soutt western
points, and baggage checked through.
Unbroken gauge from Richmond 10 New Orleans.
Pullman palace-cars through from New Orleans
to New York. T. NJ. r. TALCOT1,
Engineer and superintendent.
II. T. DOUGLAS, Master Transportation.
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circulars seldom weigh over one ounce each
with The envelope.
One Of our weekly papers not long since
having occasion to refer to the son.in-law Of
General Sherman, spoke of him as "Mr.
(nce LIeutenanO Fitch; which, literally
translated, might be rendered. "born fe
male lieutenant Washington Republican.
John r. Riley is appointed postmaster at
Waterloo, Fauquer, county, Va, oice b. NJ.
Luttrell, resigned,
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+. FUNERAL OF JoHE MARTIN NJ. P.-Dublin,
April 1.-The funeral Of the late John Mar
tin, Nj. p, took place at Newry to-day, and
was attended by thousands Of people. Nearly
every town in Ireland was represented. Sey.
eIal members of Parliament were present.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

England.
LONDON, April at Is estimated that 200,-
600 persons attended John Martins funeral
at Newry.
1861 Austria.
TRIESTE, April 2.-Tbe monument to the
memory of the late Emperor Macmillan
was insugurated yesterday.
Emperor Francis Joseph reached here to-
day on the way to Italy. He was received
with great enthusiasm.
Germany.
LONDON, April 2.-Tne Times correspond
ent at Berlin telegraphs: cit is anticipated
that the old laws forbiddng intercourse be-
tween the Pope and the Catholic clergy in
Prussia, except through the Government,
will be rtenacted. and that measures will be
introduced wholly suspenoing papal au.
thority in Prussia until the Pope abandonS
his pretensions to cancel the laws of the
kingdom.
The Cologne Gazette states that Spain has
made formal demand on Prussia, by virtue
of an extradilion treaty with that country,
for the arrest of Don Alfonso, and it is
said the PruSsan authorities have in conse-
quence received instructions to arrest the
Prince if be enters Prussian territory, and
hold him till the grounds of Spain's claim
are examined.
BERLIN, April 1T is stated that Spain
has repeatedly requested Germany to order
its war. vessels TO lombard Zaruse for The
Gustav outrage, bur Germany has refused tc
do so because in case OF bombardment in
nocent persons would suffer.
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RICHMOND AND PETxRsBURS3
RAILROAD COMPANY.

HAlL2OAp SO0fAR1s
COMMENCING JANUARY 4, 1876, trains
~ on this road will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH
$40 A. n, THROUGH MAIL daily Except Sun.
day., connecting for al points South
745 NJ, FEE Msfi; daily te1ceps Sun.
day), with coach attached, Tor Pefers.
burg and stations on the southsida
road, Lynchbur2, and the West.
Lac p NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for ali points South and West. Pas
sengers taking this train will make
close connection at Petersburg for
Norfolk.
500 H., FREiGar daily Except sundsyh
with coach attached
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
500 A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except
Sunday with coach attached.
17.4s A. ~. THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
with Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad Tor ali points Eass
b:ooP. NJ, fsEIa HT daily texeept sandayh
500 NJ. THRoTGH IAIL daily Except Suns
dayl, connecting With RichmonQi
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
Tor al points last and West. Pullman
Sleeper attached, rupnina through 70
Baltimore Also making close con.
nection 1iih lhs Chesapeake and omc
railroad for the Virginia Springs ana
points North and West
The MAIL TRAINS Will not SOP between hien'
Tpans on he uloses Kiii Taiiroad win leave
Clover Hill pits AZ ESQ A. NJ. and returping Will
leave Chester at 2:40 r. Do. daily except sundays.
ALI TRAINS leaving Petersburg win STAR IRON
no 2I A. SHAW. Superintendent.
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HorrSE.RURN1sHING GOODS.

DHLLIPS e. JENNINGS.-We are re-.
L ceiving daily new spring goods, consisting OF
OlI-Cloths, indow.>ht des ana Hollands, Rugs
and Mats Cornice and Lace Curtains. Paper. Hang
ings of all STYLES All orders promptly attended 10
In town or country. Store No. %. corner Frank.
liza and Governor streets, Richmond, Va.
3.2m
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Earthquake.

EUREKA, NEVADA, April IA severe earth
quake occurred here. a few buildings were
damaged, but there were no personal casu-
altieS.
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WHAT VEGETINE?

Its compound extracted from banks, roots, aud
herbs; I'll natures remedy. 1t Is perfect, HARM
less from any bad effect upon the system. il IL
nourishiug and strengthening. 1t acts directly
upon The blood. 1t Qulets the nervous sy stem. 1t
gives you good, sweet sleep ut light. 1t Is great
panacea for our aged fathers and mothers. for 1t
gives them strength. quicts their nerves. and gives
them natures sweet slcep-as has been proved by
many an aged person. 1t Is the great Blood-Pur-
fer it is soothing remedy for our children. 1t
has relieved and cured thousands. 1T Is very plea
SAINT to take; every child likes II. IL relieves ana
cures all diseases originating from impure blood
Try the VEGETlNE. Give 1t a fair trial for your
then you will say to your friend,
neighbor, and Acquaintance Try 1t; 1t has cured
me.'
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Eff. Saving stations to be Suspended.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.I
PORTSMOUTH, VA, April with this
week the llfe.saving stations on the coast will
be suspended, the dangerous season having
eyoired
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REPORT FROM A PRACTICAL CHEMIST
AND APoTHECARY. .

AND APoTHECARY. "
fes Boston, January !, 1874.
Dear Str,-This is to certify that have sold ct re-
tail 59H dozen Il $50 bottlesl Of your vEGETIHE
since april -, 1870, and can truly say th.t " mas
COMPLAINTS for which Il is recommended that ever
sold Scarcely day passes without some o. my ~
,heir friends am perfectly cognIZant OF Ny' raj
cases of scrofulous Tumors being cured by VEGE-
TINE alone In ibis vicinity.
Very respectfully yours, zoo ,s
To H. r. aerens, Esq. - .-
ygGETINE is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Cmh 31-W&S2tJ
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ICE.


i ,...,
return my sincere thanks for the liberal pa
tonnage have received sinee y besame neegssasy
for me 10 take charge OF the Ice " lS .ass
bro,hes,J, M. McGownn. g: 60
Haviue made very favorable arrangements FOR
iut nisI''na Ks.ESSEBEcK RIVER ICE.
\ am both ppEPARRp aud DETEBNtSsb 10 supply
my CUSTOMERS aud the public gsaeIasisI ~ ~ ~
This nnriyaIIed lea cap ne sold In ibis NJ
Tha. ). sso, approaching Whes1 g isunl: rs c9otss
mence taking ice, herewith ilst Of -
roa FssiILlss Asis e)E'stt I;
10 p5 pounds, use. per a:ts se " ~
10 pon.ids 65e. per itl,tscss 's,s 81 ~
- - Sl'seps' ~ 20 b. ssstt5,aiS
Attic rate OF s0cs aes IL, sisssl 2 ~
scoafr4cts made VIII nc g a4S,tt ,sIse -
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DENTISTS.
DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY
m. GEORGE b. STEEL, DENTIST.
thank fr for the liberal patronage received In the
past desires TO assure his friends and me public
that heels prep,feu VIM nartainias to the scencs OF
DENTISTRY In the best manner.
In order to meet the demands OF his 6nslnt " nc
Wh,fe,s bestl and Is enlareing and Improving nus
laboratory and operating rooms, and viii lnirouase
new Inventions rapidly as they appear BEING us;
tprmined that no labor or expense snail he spared
IN give his pairans the full benefit of hts Skin.
Pure NITROUS OXIDE GAs always ON naaa IoI
the. painiesS extraction Of teeth. Your patronage
solicited. once, 723 Maiu street, Rlchmaaa, va.
mi 2fl-6f . E..A1A u 1870
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Decrease Of debt since June 80,
k9.453,462 81

'''''''''''''''''''''''.' 8S.4Oo.4ol OF
Bonds issued to the Pacific Railway Companies,
interest payable a gfu rrnG'p and noI
S S.t paid s969s52 SO : Interest paid by, the
United States, *26,264, 02.34 i9t rest repaid Dy
ance of interest paid by the United States, s2o'-
320,35430.
Memory Of John Mitchell.
Tonight a crowded meeting assembled at
Association Hall to take suitable action to
honor the memory Of the late John Mitchell.
John F. Ennis was called to the chair, and
before Introducing the speakers, paid glow
ing tribute to the illustriOus man who he bad
the honor of numbering among his personal
friends. A committee Of three was appointed
TO frame resolutions suitable to the occasion,
who presented series Of three, showing the
great qualities of the man and patriot, the
loss Ireland aud her cause sustained in his
death, and the deep sympathy Oh the meet
ing With his family in tEeir loss. The char
announced that Mr.. D. A. Brosnan, chair
man of the Mitchell TeStimapial COMMITTEE.
would receive subscriptions 10 ala OF tne
fund
New NeWspaper-W Wrap 9ers.
In consequence of the increase OF postage
on third class matter the Post ONCE depart
ment is issuing tWo.cent newspaper wrap
pers. the stamp being the same as the present
lwo.cent stamp. The one cent wrappers are
continued for papers weighing less than one
ounce. The tWo.cent wrappers will be SOLD
TO postmasters for $21.20 per thousand, ana
for smaller quantities. The
department. will also issue upon requisition
the No. 4 and No. @ ungummed enyeIopesln
the denomination of two cents. The former
will be sold for $21 so and the latter for S22
aer ,;;;onsard I'is not expected, h"""ver
that there VIII be much demand Tor these, as
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RICHMOND, FREp'G 4 POTOMAC X. X. COIL
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT, !
RICHMOND. December II, 1S74.1
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

1856 P. NJ, DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-street sts-
ton daily, CONNECTING WITH
The STEAMER KEYPORT al
QuanlicO, with trains of the Balt.
more and Chic railroad at their wharf
opposite Alexandra-due in Bait-
more at $40 p. NJ; and ut Washing
ton with che Baltimore and Potomac
railroad for Baltimore aud the North
and West
Il:lOP. NJ, NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-Str-et
station (Sunduys exceptedl, connect &
at Washington with the Baltimore
and Potomac and Baltimore and Chic
sos p. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN Tor
Hanover junction. leaves Bread. Street
station lSundays exccpted).
500 A. NJ, NIGHT MAIL arrives ut Byrd-Stree
station (hOndays exceptcd).
1870 P. NJ, DAY N ALL arrives at Byrh-street s.a-
s:s7A. H., aaS@ScaUrMSMeDATIoN TRAIN arrive
at Broad-Street station Sundays ex
cepted).
By this route new and elegant S.EFPlSa
CAR has been added 10 pight trains both ways be-
comfort OF Richmond passengers. CHhkHh FOE
BERTHS. III. Passengers taking this ear 'tre not
disturbed on reaching Richmond; they can remain
In the car 10 RS late an hour as they please.
TkI-WEFkLY FREIGHT LINE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave and arrive ~ Broad.
Street station on MONDAYS, W EDSr Stays, and
freights 10 and from AL points North aud west.
Through bills Of lading aud rates given 10 al
principal points North and West
j. Is. GENTRY.
de IT General Freight and Ticket Agent
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Fatal Explosion.

ELL1orrsvILLE, 0HIo, April 2.-Tbe boiler
at Tunnels Mills exploded this morning,
killing three persons.
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suTTTHETI "a

TURNIrURETo SUITTHE TlMES::M
streat Walnuut stained, and painted Cottage IN
9;hambe- suits and psrlor and Dinlpg-hoom.
Furniture OF latest styles. Goods purchased prine
LII for rs and can be sold as low as By any house
ppil !sda nf New York Feather Beds. Pillows, Boz.
stcrs and Ma dresses. Goods packed for shipment.
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Train leaving Richmond at $50 A. n. runs daily
SUNDAY excepted stopping at all regular stations.
Train leaving Richmond at APO p. NJ. runs daily
to Hinton. anc between Hinton and Huntington
Passenger coach runs Oh freight train between
Stanton aud MlliborG' daily Except Sunday leay-
ing Staunton at sos p. nj. =. J7.. = 49,.
For further information, rates, &C., apply at 626
Main street, or at cOmpany's Offices.
CONWAY k. HOWARD,
Gene al Passenger and Ticket Agent
THOMAS DODAMEAD, General superintendent OF
Transportation. NH 10
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RICHMOND YORK RIVER AND CHEsAPKAKg)
RAILROAD Co, SUPERINTENDENT UFPICE.
RICHMOND, january rs. 1875.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

Commencing MONDAY, January 25, 1878,
passenger and freight trains on this r1ad will run
as follows:
PASSENGER TRAINS FOR WEST POINT VII
leave Richmond daily Sundays excepted ut 3 p.
NJ and will arrive from West Point daliyt Eol-
days excepted) at 0:30 A. NJ.
1he splendid steamer LOUISE, Captain A. g.
EICKLE, Will run in connection with this road.
leaving West Point MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS,
and FRIDAYSon the arrival OF the 8 4. n. train
from Richmond. ana ARRIVING at BaItinoIe eariY
THURSDA rs, and SATURDAYS at 4 r. NJ, ar
rive At " est Point pext morning In time % con.
meet with the train due at Richmond 1t 1880
A. VI.
Fare 10 baItlulOfe.... w
Fare 10 washington. .................ss..." ~
Fare 10 Philadeiphla. ................,,..,.. 2U
tTHRoUGH FREiG ar TRAIN viii leave Rich
mond WEDNESDAYS, FRIDAYS, and sun
DAYS, at 4 A. NJ, connecting al West Point with
steamer, landing freight Ia baltimore early next
morning.
attached, leaves Richmond for West Poi0t and
way stations MONDAYS, THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS. at z A. NJ, and leaves West Point
FOR Richmond ~ o'clock noon Of same days.
EDWARD +. FOLGER, superintendent.
w. n. BRAGG. Master Ira osportatton. u 26
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nuIEa HORSES. DC.

.CHOCKOE STABLES, p
- SECOND STREET BETWEEN BROAD Z&-S
AND GRACE.
Flrst-cIass HACKS, BUGGlrS, CAhkIAdEs'
T ADIES' SADDLE-HORSES,& &c.
boarding HORSES Speciality. uo,.ps
just arrived, . lot of fine fAMlLf nhVRsSnTsr
Civ L. ". brSNCl :.
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WALNgr = Ft 5Is UT ,5asI sf Tass ss
4 n v tsso1.suHosE SUITs; BEpsTEADs; BU- FIT
large .ssyls so snd on We
iatGa -, ALI from Zen TO fifteen per cent less than
"fsfor styles sell atauc 'on-sass 81 oer goods
,',,,,,g,fc ,i., Vi. ..a :. iis : ~.
: .rS.3m E.GAIHRIdhT,i6Go yts.oI street
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FURNITURE.


OTTER for sale 81 900 worth Of FIRsT-GLA sss
marble from $3.50, al25, Sl15, 800, 1915;
without marble at $50. all wainul, 0 pieces Pop
lar Suits full marble from s65 to s55; parIor
Suits IL pieces. without marble, with high bed
stead, from $40 ID s2s. Compare with what Is
sold by auction for more money. THIS Is no no. num-
TIRE of all descriptions which will sell for cash.
or Nv weekly or monthly instalments n,o~
Oesce and salesroom 1888 Main street fe Ia
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MAGNIFICENT BROOD-MARE FOR
lNl sALE.Ishe Is large, strong, iast. kindly. DIS
preasonsnie. Apply to N. c. LiPSCOMB, !. ID.
Elicit, or IL. L. JAMES. ao !. OF
HORSRS AND MULES. p
Mr.. J. NJ. Pace and r. 81. Powers have just ar
rived at our stables with sixty nrst-class N ULEs.
broke and unhroke.
Also. forty fist-ciass HORsES;;. NV, a,yrp q cf 8
NH Ii 1CnNS-.s - 49,
EMBEDDING AID FISIfiNGrt Pa.
sS ma tLifuI. VI tae Dispatch Printing 6case.
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A STILL GREATER REDUCTION
IN PASSENGER FARES
,..s. BIZ THE.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
TO THE
WEST, NORTHWEST, AND SOUTHWEST.

West North west, and Southwest Tickets not spe-
cial or limited, but good untifused.
Passengers leaving Richmond flor the North t
Q So P. NJ. ria Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac railroad connect with the Baltimore and
ohio railroad ut Shepherd, Immediately opposite
Alexandria, avoiding long aud tedious omnibus
transfer through Washington.
Time from Richmond to Baltimore only SIX
hours and thirty minutes t6x hours.
Fer further Information, time cards, through
tickets. &C., apply at company's oflce, 1901 Main
street corner Twelfth street; Ut S26 Main street |;
and Office of the Richmond. Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac railroad, corner rlehth and Byrd streets,
Richmond, Va; and at the principal icket.ofiices
throughout the Southwest.
j. l.. WALDROP,
Southeastern Passenger Agent,
1901 M,in rect, Richmond, Va.
L. VI. COLE, General Ticket Agent:
E. X. DOhSEY, Assistant General Ticket Agent;
THOMAS Il. SHARP,
NH Master of TrnnspOrratGn.
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.Fse..s u Ss
j. 27-Ns $500
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special Dispatch /" the baltimore sum-
,,o r,forccmcut.Act Tcst-C"se~-Si0*e
,ne Argument In the supreme
,.aurs- Rema rxS or ReverdS Johnson
and Attorney General WILLIAMSBURG
r,,cr~ Of Congress and Rights or
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DEBT BEARING INTEREST IN
LAWFUL MONEY.
Certificates of Indebtedness At
four per cent. ..........,.....
Navy Pension Fund at three
per cent..........'....'...
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Letter from StaunsOu.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
FIRST OF APRIL IN STANTON AND AT THE IN
sTITUTIoN FOR THE DEAF, DUMB, AND
BLISD--CRIMTNAL CASES IN THE CIRCUIT
CouRT-Two MORE APPLICANTS FOR ADMlS-
SION IN THE PESITESTIARY.
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M42-a
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-02-11

many of our business men, such as
professional horse jockeys, dead beats
and other persons of distiagae, to
frequent village stores, shops, etc.
Their august presences and cheerful
conversations have tendency to
while away many long hours that
otherwise would be wearisome and
lonely.
Mr.. Aaron Rife is circulating two
petitions; one asking the Legislature
to be economical, because taxes are
already burdensome. which petition
was generally signed (some refused,
saying that their taxes were not too
high;) the other petition asked the
same body not to meddle with the
liquor laws, so as to make them less
efficient. This was signed, so far as
known by all who saw it.
Petitions being the order of the
day. am reminded of the one sent up
by r. P. Porter and others for the re-
lief of Lewis Dyas. Certainly, pass
the law, and. then any incompetent
person can take a contract, and
should he lose in the operation, he can
be reimbursed by the Legislature.
1t is better that ten men should es-
cape than that one guilty should suf-
fer, MODOC.
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WE have received from the.author,

WE have received from the. e.author
A. c. HARNESS, pamphlet, entitled
''The genius of democracy; or the
fall of Babylon" We are asked tC
notice. His "object is to get up a
discussion-a hot and earnest discus
sion--on the merits of modern civili-
zatlOn and its boasted reforms" The
author believes the world is going
backward instead of forward, morally
and politically, and he wants to re-
verse its action. This may be all
true, but the summit to which he
would transplant us-"a Govern
melt sefthout taxes, a Church with
out ltyhes, a Money without usury, a
People without Poor, World with-
'put &E-we fear is beyond human
feach, at least so long as food and
clothing are required to maintain an
Existence. We would all, no doubt,
! Ike to have the good things named
Sithout paying for them, but that is
not according to the fitness of things.
Mr. Harness, we fear, has under
taken too big a job. So long as the
democratic party is permitted to ex-
ist, and will persist in organizing re-
bellion and revolution, and modify
ing the liquor laws, we must expect
"a Government cith taxes" and
"World acith SIM"