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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-04-20
The RIVER.

After having declined fourteen
inches here the river will probably
commence rising again to-day; the
rise, however, will be but a few
inches. Some days since we said
unless a general and %protracted
rain should prevail in the Ohio and
Mississippi valleys within a few
days the river would certainly com
mence falling at Cairo Immediately,
and decline much sooner than
usual at Memphis and Helena, and
that there would be but little if
any further rise here. We said this
in the face of positive assertions by
all of the "wise ones" that we were
bound to have six or eight inches
more water here, and that the rise
would continue for ten days. There
was no further rise here, and the
water commenced declining at once
both at Cairo and Memphis, but the
decline did not reach Helena as We
anticipated. At Cairo the decline
was eight feet when the present
rise commenced, and at 8 o'clock
Yesterday the rise there had been
thirty-two inches; but it is not
probable that it will rise another
foot there, as the Ohio is falling
fast from Louisville to Evansville,
and at Paducah there was only one
inch rise yesterday. The rise in the
upper Mississippi is exhausted; also
at st. Louis. So there can be no
doubt of an early and rapid decline
from Cairo to Memphis and an
assurance of little, if any, more
water below Helena, as the several
crevasses reported in the last few
days between that point and Vicks-
burg will prevent any further rise,
and that which is now passing
Cairo will be SO near exhausted by
evaporation that it will scarcely be
p~erceptible below Helena We are
therefore warranted in the hope
that the waters will yet pass off in
time for planting. We therefore
advise our planting friends to be
vigilant in their attention to the
levees for a few days more, and not
to allow themselves to be discour-
aged by sensational reports Of floods
in the upper rivers, and to remem-
Der that a foot rise at Wheeling or
Pittsburg will not make an inch at
Cairo unless there is a correspond
ing rise in the lower tributaries of
the Ohio, and the same rule applies
to the upper Mississippi and Mis-
souri,. The signal reports, il
carefully examined, give us gener-
ally a correct idea as to the extent
of a rise from the upper streams,
but to one not familiar with the
past history Of the various floods
they are calculated to mislead and
intimidate and in that way often
do considerable harm. With cor
rect signal reports of the condition
of the most important tributaries
of the Ohio and Mississippi much
good can be derived, but at present
there are not enough stations from
which we receive reports, and one
unacquainted with the subject can
be very much deceived by them.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-04-20

We have this day admitted John D. Muir.
tagh. of the late firm Of II. Urquhart 4 Co., as
a partner in our firm, The styles of the firm
will remain as formerly.
April 1876. II. WETTER 4 co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-04-20
AUCTION.
BY A, NJ. STODDARD, AuctlOneer,
Atmospheric Gas Engine and Cotton
Cleaner al Auction,

SATURDAY. APRIL 22o. ON TUE PREM.
= Uses, III Union s.raat, AZ ii o,eioot Noon
This Is the finest and mGst effective pieoe OF
mechanism ever brought 10 this country. and
has never failed 10 accomplish what in was
intended 70 do. Its cost was 5000, but must
be sold regardless Of cost. A rare chance for
a hne paying Investment. Hb
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LAR. r. r.
NOTICE
TO
Passengers and Shippers.
-

MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK RAILWAY Co.,1
Office Of Superintendent,
MEMPHIS, TENN, April 5. 1876.
COMMENCING SATURDAY. APRIL 1BrH,
and until through trains are resumed,
packets will make daily trips. Sundays ex-
ceDted, between Memphis and Madison.
Passengers leaving Mem-h his at 5 pm. ar
rive at Little Rock alta pm, making daily
connections with the St. Louis and Iron
Mountain Railroad. and Little Rock and
Fort smith Railroad for all points in Arkan-
sas and Texas.
Freight will be received daily at the Depot
at the foot of Washington street, as hereto
fore. Rates of Freight and Passage un
changed.
39-f W. q. SMITH. Sup,t.
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. WMSs' .
sVIgH's nIsFANF psYgp o,vv,rrD

Sample Copy. 25 cepts. Subserint;on psi.
y n year, postpaid. One Dollars worth %
Patterns given to each subscriber Free AZ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-06

Me- A FULL LINE OF BLACK AND co.
LORED SILKS from 75c. up to the very finest
BLks tCsSes WHITE STRIPED SILKS at s7Hc.
ESQ 1g pieee si' BLACK ALpAcAs and MoHAIR
LtsTsEs from 2 s5s. up to q 59 per yard;
and MOURNING GOODS IN this city, and We
offer now greater bargains than ever In these
The han dsomest assert ment OF DRESS GOODS In
the market, comprising al the new shades OF
bk fSsP y e & per
SHIRTINGs, BROWN and BLEACHED COT
IRISH sRf EiS Me- coTToN and LINEN DIAPER;
TOWELS, NAPKINS, n0ILIEs; ,,,, = !.
ABLs DAMAskd ERG,rctoTns; low
All our atri DOMESTIC GOODS are retailed at manu-
Pses s. sn,v made Of VAN
sutta cotton aud the best Irish linen. Try this
SH LIT, and you viii never buy another make.
0oy buttons. from 75c u io 10 the BEST '' any 'ee
CAMBRiC FDG1NaS and INsERfINes in new
! and choice designs at ohe-half Of importers
coP R1'tSi TRIMMINGS in endless variety:
500 pieces TRIMMINGS at 25c. apiece of twelve
21o' ' dozen NJ LINES DAMAsK TOWELS at IS
500 aozen NAPKINS at 75c., 81, and 81 20, worth
HEmsTITCHED and PLAIN LINEN GANb-
KFKCHIEFS; rst ~ II, u
SHIFT BOSOMS;
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS at astonishingly
HOSIERY, hosiery, HOsIERY.-speeiaI in
ducemeuts offered In this line, having bought
our whole stock at auction at one third Of It's
value.
CORsETS from 4Oc. up to the very finest goods;
N - % : D-' = % - sYCLE BROTHERS,
wHITE-AND-RED-CHE MATTINGs.
apl .+-.
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.statesmen's Consistency.

:. r. -ss.as = - rs
To the CORES pondent Of the Guide and
Ne.as we have to say that Mr.. CALHOUN sup.
ported the tariff Of 1915, "dssigned to & We
10 aepestic manufactures (" some safe.
guards against foreign competition AT
that time the Yankees did not favor such
protection. They were fishermen mainly.
Mr.. sCAIHopa afterwards made bis strongest
defence, on the ground that our domestic
manufactures had been fostered By, the com.
mercial restrictions Of tbs war, and should
not be lett in their feeble state TO competition
without rejection. This saa scknoWledg-
Ing The principle Of protection IS !. domestic
beneas spd also the right To- pass laws 70
give aprc.ection 2 to domestic industry.
Circumstances naay alter the strength Of the
scldrn 70 protec slon or modify The practical
nssuse 3cf the question but she principle re.
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Richard q. Dana, Jr., made much worse
showing in the fnal vote than was generally
anticipated, there, being only II yeas to 80
nays. Only four Democrats-namey, Messrs.
Herman, johnson, Randolph, and Thurman,
voted in his favor. The New York World
began the attack on Mr.. Dana that secured
his defeat, and bis rejection by the Senate
may be claimed as Democratic victory.
He, took issue with Mr.. William Beach
Lawrence on the States. rights question, and
he has net been Observation-Disclosures Ameri-
can.
Mr.. johnson deserves credit for his vote.
The three senator's named as his associates
are smong the most honored men in the
Usion. Their votes ought to outweigh the
efforts of thousand Beast Buffers. &
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J. srrCrxIILI. xi.lIiOr1slEs.

ar REOREEiAts IN Es KRIS
NILLIEERYs cuMPAHY.-T connpasy beg 70
that fheg bare reopeued th.tr millinery
homo sor The srsnR trade, and offer 70 The trade
J. nd .taites DC Richmond and surroundfaas the
.i.,sest ana most extensive stock of 3 FRENCH MIL
IISrEY GOODS ever efered III Hichn ond, being
ss,scted and mostly imported for this section.
Ssnr ,,rtces are very low, and all goods war;
ranted.
AZ Wholesale anS refail at our Ola slands over over
Levy BRorHsHS, Main street.
The grand spriss opening is on the 3TH OF
april. MADAMc KATE DE LAFoRCE,
.nA.1oe Richmond Manager.
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sEEATHE6,

Y,,ea nd her residences, In Manchester, on Tuesday
tfe All, Instant Mt O'Clock a. NJ. Of pneumonia,
Wrs JUL1A.wafa OF John OiConnell, In ne forty
ne fnn.raf viii take p,acs THIS Thursday
MORNlNG.-f from ST. Peters oafhedrsE nv naI u,
I, ast To- O'Clock The fr!enos and acquAintaRces OF
the family are Invited to attend
Died. at her home, Id Tale OF Wight county Va
ON Saturday, \ pril lst, SUsAH f., wife OF Captain
Il. @. g filarn aged thirty.eeven years.
Richmond papers please copy.
died. ON "Wednesday the 9Th instant. at half-past
o a,cIocE p. M., Mrs. SARAH C.NUCKOLS, wife
OF w. r. Nuckos, In the thirty-hrst year OF nef
age. 2------.7-,-. - - 1,.,sa.a
No 1917 Main street, THIS fThursday( Eve
MING at o'clock. The friends and quAlntanees
OF the family are Invited 10 attend.
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The Life and Letters of Lord Macauloy.
By mis- nephew, G.. OTTo TREvELYAN,
Member of Parliament for HawIck Dis
trict of Burghs. In two volumes. Vol
ume II. New York. HARPER 81 BROTHERS.
One of the most stately and elegant vols
umes we have bad for some time. The
print aud paper and general order of the
book are admirable. or courseit is work
that must Immediately take i:s place on the
shelf of every well~arranged library.
For sale BY WEST, JOHNSTON s. Co. ~
Select Works of Tertullaan. Edited for
Schools and Colleges. BY f. A. MARCH,
LII. D., with an introduction by Lyman
COLEMAN, D. D., Professor Of Latin in La
fayelte College. New York: HARpsa
odd & BROTHERS. i. .,.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
Great Expectations. BY CHAREs Dickens.
With thirty Illustrations by F. A. FRASER.
New York HARPER q BRcTaERs.
This book belongs to the cheap edition OF
DIcKENs's works, which HARPERs are now
publishing. The print is very good.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON &c Co. -...-
Gu!z1T's History OF FRANoB.-Mr. JOHN
PERRY, agent, has laid before us parts 80 and
40 Of this superb history-superb in its style
and completeness and in its elegant print and
illustrations. Its last No. is fully equal to
the first. 1t will probably be finished in
fifty Nos.
ART TREASURES OF ENGLAND.-We have
from Mr. PERRY parts is and 10 of this ele
CANT publication. They contain some of the
finest engraYipgs yet put forth BY The pub
lishers, Messrs. GEBBlE & BARRIE, Philadel.
phia. .sp = a..... ~ -. Il
Dead Mems Shoes. A Novel. BY Miss NJ
E. BKADDoN, author of :" Aurora Floyd
&c. New York: HARPER e BROTHERS,.
This is No. 48l Of "HARPER's Selec
Novels"
For sale BY G. T.. JOHNSTON. .,.
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n.lIns, NJ. cAInoos never explained away

mains. BIZ. CALnoUN never go aHhy
this.
81 MryG aaHora st TIE ssrrs time svas The sd.
yoea,e Of national bank, and Of the aYstem
OF improvements by the General Govern
snent. Our crest men Eavs aiwaya made .
russ about g consistency'';; but there are
few who have not changed their opinions
not only about measures Of mere public pol.
lev, but as to questions involving principle.
SIR. WEssrsn and Mr.. CALHOUN snapped
sides on the tariff, and II we are not mistaken
they snapped more than this.
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Shares In the A., M. & O.

The number Of shares held by Lynchburg
INs the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio rail
rd6ad IL five thoussnd-not tiue hundred, as
enormously printed yesterday. The stock
iR that road stands about thus: Norfolk,
s, 1000; Petersburg, 5000; Lynchburg, 5000 /;
private stockholders, about 4, 900. The State
having sold out to the " Consolidated line"
the right to vote upon her shares thus dis
posed of rests somewhere, the exact locality
we do net pretend to know. The annual
meetings of stockholders" 80 to style it, is
composed of proxies Of these named corpo.
rations-gentlemen having no direct interest
In the corporation, but only acting in repre-
sentative capacity. The private stockholders
nav be present or not, as 1t seems to them
best; but 1t is evident that they are helpless
against the proxies, representing 10000
shares against their 1000! A fact Of some
Interest bearing upon the status Of the At
lantic, Mississippi and Ohio is this: loan
to the city of Norfolk Of $4,000 has been
secured by mortgage of all the interest of
that city in she Atlantic, Mississippi spd
Ohio railway corporation. The trustee in
the mortgage votes the 5000 shares held by
Norfolk 10 the road. He is gentleman !;
but he is Ia gentleman who has never differed
with the management. Whether the
policy OF the management be wise or un-
wise he hiss entirely concurred with it. We,
on the her hand, have always differed with
1t. The credit of ssgacity may be due to
him; If mot, we claim IT. But the reader
aill see that the 5000 shares Of Norfolk bal
aneing the entire voting strength of Peters
burg and Lynchbnrg is g big thing " at the
threshold. It wsuld be no great affair to-
add enough strength to the 5000 to control
the annual meetings.
Il is essential In the discussions Of the at
fairs of the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
that these facts should be known. II we are
in error In stating them we shall make the
proper correction promptly. $50
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ngr COHEN BROTHERS ARE JUST

In receipt OF a large stock Of Prints at and &C.
the same quality formerly sold at 8 TO i DC. also
Coitons from sc. up; all the most popular brands
at the lowest prices. Sheeiings from 25c! up:
Linen mot In remnantsl ~. 5Oc. worth S5c. to
,l!25. Their stock Of Hamburger Embroidery is
the largest and cheaDesI ever offered In the city;
ing them at the most Astonishing prices. Childre ms
Braided rtque Blbs al zoe; 500 Yards Cotton
Edge at from rs TO Soc for 2 yards 500 Erench
Wove Corsets at &C., at soc. selling every where's at
&C.,; besides many other grades. they would call
1915. A very large stock of White and Col red
MaltIng, purchased at late auction, much below
market value. These goods are perfectly fresh, and
The best ever offered. -se ~ {, ~ ap &.
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Where do all the venerable editors gof

Where do oil the venerable editors go?
A.fshiog.- Wing.
The regret we feel about this Is that 1t was
an editor who wrote It. We should have
been proud Of the paragraph as compli-
ment had 1t come from some other quarter.
TO pass the evening Of life In so gentle, 80
contemplative. SO peaceful an occupation, is
ike pursuing an easy and serene path to
Heaven.
Pertinent to this matter Of old editors
being prone in the evening Of their days to
fishing, we have timely picture, broughtus
yesterday by Mr. JoHS, PERRY, in the Art
Treasures Of England" 1t Is the picture of
an octogenarian afflicted with govt I've never
had any but /" giddy, giddy govt y, sitting in
his room with rod and line angling for fish 10
a tub OF water. His equity leg, swathed thick.
ly 10 flanuel, rests upon an ingeniously de-
signed supporter; near are the landngsnet
aud f ii. basket. His rod is armed with the
reel, and on the table are the medicinal drops
that are to esse his pain. In the tub apf
pear the little fish moving briskly, while
the venerable angler watches the cork Of his
line with intense interest. 1t is the conceit
of LANE, London painter Of distinction,
who fell through a sky.Gght and was killed
10 1928. 1t is called the "Enthusiast." 1t
will afford the angler delight 10 see that even
in the last extremity his fayorite sport may
be INDUCED in the sick room. Gout and
other iDfirmities may bsf1e him, but the
g Enthusiast" may still cast line, and
watch the cork with an anxiety reminding
him of the cay when he found along will
lowy banks and the bright shores OF shining
waters pleasure indescribable.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-06

There is in the city small and select body
of gentlemen who are satisfied of the sinful.
ness of US all. and are determined not to
comp icate themselves with our final fate by
acting with us any longer. What are we to
do in this strait ?, Had we not better resign
our own management Of public affairs and
surrender to these righteous peoples We
submit the question, with great anxiety. to
nnhIic consideration. 49, -- -
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GREAT BARGAINS.

AEDROsCpsGTN COTTON at Zoe
FRUIT-oF-THE.L0oM COTTON a. To
I .iWAMsUTTA COTTON at I2kc..
BLACK sILK AZ 81 worth sl.2E
BLACK SILK at $3.50 worth 20,
BLACK sILH at 4175 worth o. rs.
BLACK SILK at % worth $3.50,
STRIPED and CHECKED SILKS at sce, W,
$1.25,
Beautiful stock Of sPRfSG DRESS Goona :,
Plaids, Stripes, aud Brecadcs.
We cali special atteation to a lot OF BLEAcgpn.
s TABLE-DAMAsKrb bought at auction. a, ~
worth 75c.; at 75c. worth 81.
Large stock OF CASsIhtERES and CLOTHS g.
gentlemen and boys. .a.n va
We are now receiving oursupply OF Ladies', Gen,
tlemen's, Girls. aut Boys
&. !, SUMMER MERIN0 UNDERWEAR
which will be sold very cheap.
COURTNEY & POWELL.
ap lin S15 Broad stre,.
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VIRGINIA RutNED.-If General Malone is
not appointed receiver Of the Atlantic, Mis-
sissippi and Ohio railroad, and if Tom Scott
succeeds in getting Pacific railroad char.
tered, Virginia Internationally ruined forever
and ever. Isu't that SO, Mr. Dispatch p
Suffolk Herald.
So it would seem, If we are to believe the
statements of the supporters of "the Vir-
pipia whale"
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HsSY fafD1tfbs
,.; ssss oreaed s Z. lEy aIH.xraRs sa7 b..

80 ~ cfessd y. y LEVI HsxTs1sse 27 h..
5 90 pa,r TWo:BUTroE KID GLOVES !, &. 3
sgairs ta white, coiorsd, and 1pess snssss. see.
sfs5f, dozen WHITE COTTON HjsE n a.
IN. " EOrik 2xc- psfrs and mi H. ". gatr,
dls s sIs,. mssss' ianes stsipeds xhitsO = ~
1000 sss's ssss. ass g,a s eorros !. :.
Il M Hsbb..ooIIySt2,- * Cs,RSKTS Ct 40c. ana
~ a0y IT, ~ 'JuFtsA sNCH-w0vEN WHaIynnfEif
SoRssTs 4 b 2 7Ss, q, sl.a6. $50, s g
900 s;.d. WHfrs LINEN LAWN st ao.. !.
yard; 3. atr ,c,,,r. 80
I e e .1 s5sa , ga SA % ps;s,
GOODS, CASsIMhRE 70. a y S6l ge ssTist eefo
~ FAaCY,s STAPLE, xud b DaESTic DRY
GOODS. - - 49,
A can Is solicited nom tSe ladies' 4psstIcua, i
exnMine our new assortmeSt of fSk ANTS EE
BH0IDERED aud BRAIDED SUITS. CAPS, ana
.R0NNETS-sometbiEg new.
And FOR the misseD We have fdif Hnc Of AEig.
TANS, aiI colors; and also tt NSSLLED IA RE.
;TANS, something new Tor ball a-party dnnssJ s
Misses sOPEkA-SHsDE KIDS
Pretty little FROSTED FANS, md Stsg-orn ;,
BOHS 70 match, sc grestiy reduced prices.
CASHMERE TIES and LACES specially
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Much speculation is caused by the fact
that the Governor had all the histories Of
Virginia sent over to the gubernaterial man
sion, and now it Is Wondered what he wants
with them. 1t Is said by some knowing ones
that be intends writing history OF Vir-
einia--others say history Of the rise of
Hardshell Baptists In the Old Dominion. All
mere conjectures, however. Richmond let.
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n aatsfAi.n,lE8.

b Nf.rrfcd. en- 30th t,ittn,o ii TrtnIty Mesn0ois :
cfnssh nv Rag n. O. Hle1scR. IN y
M. I'll. II. N fJLEEN both of fhis city.
rhNsdeiphl aad baltimore papers plea g cofs'
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Turing THE PAST WEEK HAr,

Turing THE PAST WEEK HArp
~ received one Of the bestassoried stocks or
CHEAP DRY GOODS
that has ever been shown in this market, Iso,,a
call the special attention OF The trade 10 nv ,o.
Of PARASULS, which embraces all the NOVELTIES ~
the market. In HAMBUKGH EMBR0lDERTrS
am Offering some Of the cheapest goods in cho,cs
styles ever seen. ALpACAs, In grea, variety Of
qualities, at astonishing prices. l ON showing
speciality in IRISH LINENS at 25c., from that
price up.
CHECKED NAINsOoKs at l6gc per ward:
HEAVY BLEACHGD and BROWN SHEFTiyGs
at Csc. per yard; o''
ENGLISH ICOkDsD PIQUE at Csc. per yard;
Beautiful styles In PRINTS at 64c. Per yard.
A large stock of VICTORIA Lawns, sWissEs.
and other WHITE GOODS from auction
Ny MARSEILLES QUILTS from auction are the
cheapest ever seen. CHARLES HU1ZLER
cpl Gil Broad street
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~ JUST RELIEVED At COHEN
BROTHERS.. large stock Of Parasols with the
late automatic improvements. Their stock Of Kid
Gloves Of over 90 d, in which they closed out
aretiring importer, including White, opera Shades,
.Color.d, and Black two aud some three bu ttons,
and which they seilat7 Sc. are the most reliable
goods ever ofered-herr tofore 5l.50 also, two,
three. aud four button Thread Gloves at less than
usual price. ~ W an /.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-06
RE MHVALS.

.- REMOVALS.. .:; ..s -
DEMOVAL.-The gu bscriber has removed
IL from 1877 to 1913, opposite his former stand,
where he has on hand a large stocks OF
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES, :.
his own manufacture, guaranteed for one year.
Also has fine assortment OF all the latest styles OF
NORTHERN-MADE CARRIAGES; 80.
all Of which he will sell at the lowest prices. A
beautiful assortment of
MATS AND sAFGHANS VERY CHEAP.
I'D. .. A nice line Of E&a t.s &C..
GLASS and CROCKERY-WARE,
which he Will sell very low Examine his stock,
and be convinced that this Is the place to get bar
gains. Don't forget No. 72S Main street:
eN"' -, - = 49, ~ W. G. SMITH.
neatly done. so .s.s..sr ,.s.f Z. (. mp o-Im
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-06

A Ward the Independents will surely
carry-"R. D." F..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-06

wv. g. E." has another interesting article
ia the Christian Aduocdte of this week.