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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-25
AHCrroY sAfrs.trfis Nay.
BY Cook 4 I.aaRhton. Ahetioncers.
No. 10 Governor strees.


BY Cook d I.anRhson, Atctioneers,
No. 10 Governor strees.
HENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE
MACHINE aY &c, At AncTfo N.-THIs DAY at 10
O'clock VIII sell ut our uchon-ro0ms an aSsort-
ment OF FURNITURE, consisting Of o., --r,,, rs
WARDROBES, BUREAUS, WAstsIANUs,
CANE CAN and 1 Woo6-sEAT CHAIRS, ....i
LOUNGES. MATTRESSES, BEDSTEADS,
STONEWhRE, CROCkERY.
One superior No. CoOKING-STOVE and AP-
One F SINGER FHnfhlY sEw1Ne-MAcH1NE-as
s sHE Fg i S I sss CARRIAGES,
RgBgER aARDEN;HosE,
nj .i'.s oANli oH COOK s LAuGHToN,
au2S Auctioneers.
BY Hill &. Anderson, Aucttoneers,
1924 Main street.
WE WILL SELL THIS DAY ut II
" 9s!osk the f1lISw!n sgnG G sIbfs
BULK SHOULDERS,
FLOUR, fine and super;
CHEESE, extra and common;
LARD. 20 tubs extra;
VINEGAR, extra article.
ALSO,
a lot of DRY GOODS,
HARDWARE,
MEDICINEs, &C., &c.
Sale positive.
VIII sell on SATURDAY, at the horse-lot,
with several other HORSES and MULES.
au rs 1924 sla!n street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-25
GROCERIES. &c.

EREsH ROASTED MOCHA, OLD GOV
Il ERNMENT JAVA, MARACAIBO. LAGUAY-
RIA, and RIO COFFEES-all of the best grades. The
best and cheapest line of TEAS in the South at
wholesale and retail, at the VIRGINIA TEA and
COFFEE STORE, corner Main and Eighth streets.
VI. w. SHELTON,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-25
WOOD AND COAL.
EUEL GREATLY REDUCED.

NEW COAL AND WOOD-YARD.-SO
lN CONFERENCE.-THE undersigned have opened
4 branch Office, No. $40 Broad, between Eighth and
Ninth streets, and are prepared to furnish An
GOALS: also, best CARBON HILL SOFT COKE,
for cooking; dry OAK and PINE WOOD, sawed
and kndng, ut the lowest prices. Now Is the time.
Order fuel for winter while II is cheap.
COTTRELL Il GILES,
Tenth and Basin bank,
and 81 Broad street, between Eighth and Ntnt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-25
1875. 1876.
TADIES RIVER STEAMBOATsarEn
- COMPANY. sEaSzsSss s11fs

FOR OLD POINT. NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH
BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK,
AND ALI. REGULAR LANDINGS ON THE
JAMES RIVER.
Making close connection at Norfolk with the new
and elegant steamer FLORIDA for BALT1-
MORE, and steamer LADY OF THE
~ LAKE for WASHINGTON, d. c.
On and after TUESDAY: May 10th, the fast and
elegant steamer JOHN SYLVESTER, carrying the
United States mail, will leave Richmond for the
aboYc-namea points TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS,
and SATURDAYS ut O'Clock a. NJ.
Passengers by this route can view by daylight all
the historical and interesting points and objects
the James river, including DUTCH GAP tpassing
through the same Notifications, battlefeds James
town, Hampton Roads, etc.. and have four hours ut
Old Point for bathing and sightseeing or two hours
at Norfolk before departure Of Baltimore steamers.
The elegant new "Hygeia Hotel' at Old Point Is
now open for the reception Of guests.
Fare to Old Point and Norfolk .............. 50 90
Fare to Old Point and Norfolk and rcturn.... so
Through tickets to Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York at reduced rates.
Tickets for sale on steamers, at CARRIER C Co.'s
Ticket Agency, Min street, aud Exchange Hotel and
baggage checked through. Freight received daily for
Boston, Norfolk and Portsmouth, ana regular land
ings on James river, from A. III. to & p. NJ, al
reasonable rates.
Freight for way-landings must be prepaid
J.. d. TATUM, General Agent.
Office: Company's wharf, Rockets branch Office
at w. D: Blair & Co.'s, No. 90S Main street.
my IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-25
FURNITURE.

OWING TO THE GENERAL DE-M
" PRESTON IN BUSINESS, have been a.
enabled to purchase FURNITURE at very low ~
figures. am now receiving and am selling att
such extraordinary low prices that 1t Is really aston
ishng Purchasers can be convinced of this fact by
calling on me and seeing for themselves.
j. d. GATEWOOD,
$40 Broad, between Third and Fourth streets.
iy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-25
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO KAILRoAD.)
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT, :
RICHMOND, VA, Juue II, lS7G.)

Train leaving Richmond ut $50 A. N. rims daily
Except Sunday, stopping 1T all regular stations
Train leaving Richmond 1T 1900 T. NJ. runs daly,
stopping ut Hanover, Louisa, Gordonsyille. Guar
lottesvile, Ivy Mechums river, Greenwood, Waynes-
boro', Staunton, Goshen 3iilboro, CovipSt9n, Ale
gllany, and all regular stations west OF Allegheny
Accommodation train leaves Richmond for Cor.
louisville and all intermediate stations daily texcept
Sunday at 445 p. NJ. Passengers By this train ar
rive at Washington 6:10 A. II.
Sleeping cars run on all night trains and pariof
cars on day mall trains east Of White Sulphur. .
Ticket Office and sleeping car open at $50 L. 81
for the IL midnight train.
Trains arrive nc Richmond rs follows: .
Express Train daily A. 81
Mall Train daily Except Sunday at......6:50 +. IL.
Accommodation Train daily except :,
sunday e:oy A. "a.
above.
Trains make close connection with trains OF the
Richmond and Danyllle aud Richmond and Peters
burg railroads, both to aud from Richmond. 80.
For further information, rates, Sc, apply a. Oh
Main street, or Mt company's Offices.
CONWAY X. HOWARD
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
w. NJ. S. DUNN.
je19 Engineer and Superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-25
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

TOR PHILADELPHIA PRO MFEF6
Il VIDENCE, BOSTON, AND MON-eSHeasseafaezsss
TREAL, AND BILLS OF LADING SIGNED
THROUGH-SteamerA ALLIANCE, Captain CAR Arr
will receive freight for the above ports till FRI-
DAY the 25th instant at 2 O'Clock.
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals and state.
room, SO; second class passage, including meals and
state ROOM O; third-class PASSAGE without meals,
So W.P. PORTER, Agent.
au 25-1t No. 2425 Dock street.
TOR NEW YORK.-The Old .MfETh
a Dominion Steamship Company $500
steamship WYANOKE, Captain Couch, viii sail
FRIDAY, August 25th, at Q O'Clock A. M.
Freight received until O'Clock A. 81.
Through bills of lading signed and goods for
warded with disr itch to all points north, south,
east, and west: also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Cabin fare to New York, S12 rOund-trip tickets,
500. Storage, Sc and So.
For freight or passage, apply to
G. w. ALLEN & CO., Agents
au 23-3t COnfDanyS Wharf, Rockets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-25
nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP .r@ES
~ COMPANY. tsaf sstaSaesss

DILL AID ELPHI A, RICH <GEF%S
4 MOND, AND NORFOLK TEAM-Ges44sA sassgs
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA PROVI-
DENCE, BOSTON. AND ALL NEW ENGLAND
STATES, THREE TIMES A WEEk.-Unt further
notice the steamers Of this line will make triweckly
trips, leaving Philadelphia every T TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY: and Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY, con-
Meeting at Providence with Boston and Providence
railroad for Boston, and by Fall River line for
the same city via Cape Cod, landing ut Old Colony
depot, and avoiding transfer.
W.P. PORTER, Agent,
1925 Dock street, Richmond.
WILLIAM z. CLYDE & CO..
General Agents,
No. IL South Whnrves, Philadelphia.
ID. ID, G.. MINK, Agent
myl7 No. 80 Dcyonshire street, Boston.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-25

DICHMOND COLLEGE,
LII RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
The next session opens SEPTEMBER 81, 1876,
and closes June FL, 1877. The College embraces
Languages, English, Mathematics, Physics, Chemis-
try, and Philosophy, supplied by corps Of seven
Professors. The past session was emnenty success
full, and leaves the institution In excellent working
order. It's situation, buildings apparatus, and inter-
estbearIng endowment enable It 10 dispense liberal
education on terms unusually moderate.
EXPENSES FOR SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
Naturalization and tuition IN any three schoos.s 90
Fuel, light, washing, and board IN mess clubs,
liz
Total..;:. ............ s2o3
Or by boarding at College Hotel instead of
messing 1885
For catalogues giving full information, address
B. PURYEAR,
Jy 13-tSe25 Chairman of Faculty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-25

DAILY at A. 81; arrive ut Richmond DIIIff %s
6P.M. -i a.
Freigh.s delivered In Baltimore ut s A. Nn,r
teed. S"afan-
The management takes pleasure In anDo,n.,,..
the public the establishment OF their bHIS
LINE between Richmond and Baltimore. Tn.it.
steamers have been refitted tn the nnst fhodne ir
manner for the accommodation OF uasSengsrs .sl
freights. Their STATE-ROOMS are large And an, sna
the season. VI
Travellers taking this line have the benen. ~ ..
delightful trip down the Chesapeake Bav and . sae
In Baltimore III ample time to connect With e ~,
lines for Philadelphia, New York, Boston, ana ~
western points. s 81
The LOWEST RATES and greater ii,n,,cb ,,..
any other line are offered 10 shippers. No transfer
Cars run through between West Point AMI st.n,..
without change. Tickets sold to all northern eau,
ern, and western points, and baggage ch.cSeG
through.
For tickets apply at 4. W. CARRIERS. s26 M,,r
street; at the Exchange Hotel, and company's de-.
pot corner Twenty-ihird and Dock streets, 'S
all % II. 7. DOUGLASS, Superintendent
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-04

gsarotant56e @aRc,,.


Gin Ggfer Der vSsSn. Staafsseitun9. er=
iu1te uns iiingir aelegentli1 Der Dor
&ur3em in oieien Spalten eegebeaen 8ez
16retbung etles TenitergGrt6ens I'M ei=
i1tge Wttttbettun9en iiber Sarrnfraltter.
0a mir nernlutben, baB ouuit eine ioges
tlannte 'Fernery" ODER Der 8arDtantf6e
&aiten gemetnt lift, fur tDeIben ft6 be-
fanntlt0 Die SarrnfrGuter ~beiOuoers gut
ei8nerl, gatooaen mir bier Die Ginri@tung
zines ioiGen Gngeben.
Sin ioIder &diten, Der bon ir9en6 els
ner %beItebiBen Torn iein fam, liuB ei=
men b0l5ernen, ble6ernen, ooer am Itebz
ten tbDHernen@ infaB erDalten, IN tpeldsm
man oas Yflan5enbeet altIegt uno oann
cine @laS9lode barber ftilpt,fo baB oas
Snrere blot Deri@to15en lit. 0aS @las
bolt Die 6elI6ttgfeit Der 9~tmoIp6are al=
rid nn0 flbrt 1fe beftGnoig oem Booeu
tuteber 3u; ein 8eiprengen oDer Beaiesen
tit oft III DleLe1 Moden itibt nDtbta. =
iDenn b6atg luftot6t gef9lohen, iogar
1Ier1dlS.
9as erfte grforberntb 5u eirem IoIden
&d1tctt TT Elm JtGblneny unit ben Bflanaen=
SebGtter gu trG9en. Sian farm bieien
auf Elm Sifbhen 0ber ouf bas Syeniter-
fins leben. 6IbI6er uno amedm6Rioer
lit i~nOefien elm etgsns fir bieien 8ebuf
geferttgter Stanb aus 6ol3 D0er Giien.
iuie maj iottbe relterbtag5 tjelfuD duz
trifft. @@erp69ati0 ftitoet lid baran cine
out &reu3ItG1gen stDtit9er BEN TitBeulBes
fefttgtcl G0gle 8ut 9ttGiHabme zines sEps
pies nitGpBeu, FDen inalt 0ann nm Die
Sti6betne MD tDetter fiber oas @Qf;s
ronfenIahen tam. Ser @~Lasfaften. m
< L. 80 10 n
lnDnitelt aus retneln 8DppelglaIe, pftegt
10 eingertt)tet 81t ietn, DaB er9aus uomGi7
fde funnsabgeDo6en fperDen unD cine Der
SeitenfDdn0e cine Gbiis Diloet, bic ntou
no9 8eEte6en Dffnen fam, tuei,u Gin
SuttaHtpitt lpiinidenslDertb er{dDetnt ooer
man i'm Silnern etfDa3 3u 9anotireu bot:
baS TT etne tDeleutttbc 8erbef1eruna eel
GEL! Die fril6eren &Gften bel fpelt5en nia
bas Dad 6ffnen ooer BET jeoer @e[eQens
belt ben ganjen &aiten ab6eben muBte.
!pel9er pann gew0bAli@ faum obne cine
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-04
gOa Mab aao Serts.
@Ortiesung foGgt.)
SnIen 5.

- @egen ben Stoatsfrei6
Grants in SIbsGorolinale gt aud
9err S4ur3 8erpabrung Elm. @r
fagt:
- rOas GrI6einen zines Gorpnra(s nit gSahe an
Wber Sbir etIer 9ale Der @eies9ebung, n5el6er ben
neu erIDdblten @eies5cbern iDre 8abt@@ertfffate
abuerlangt unb DieitIlige1l abpetit, Die Ictnen e1lz
pfan9enel Suitrnftionen gelndB nt9t Dte ri9tis
gen baben, lit eineSa9e, pom oer@onititition uho
geies ni6ts %piIen. SeOeS 5aus ber @eieb3ez
buti9 lit Der einSige &i9ter itber ole OttoIititalioz
men ietner 0titstieOer, ni9t aber etn g5unpesoffiz
5ter nit benz Sdbel in Der 0an6. g8ir molten
ntbt uoreilig ietn NIT ~uniercnt urtbet'L, ober mir
fDnnen %unlereu erlten @inoruG nt9t Suritfbalz
ten. @enn lpdtere gtabri9ten ut9t bic Sadbe in
Elm total anOeres 2ibt %Itetlen, 10 roilrb iid, NIT
uuS, ieber geiestie6enoe 8iirger gu benz S9tuB
9e8Unngen iebcn, baB bier Elm 1le6ep grill Der Sc
malt gel9eben lit, Der burdauS feline Il 9elesli1en
Sp6en inter ben 6iBem bat. SIS mi ro oann etn
Ianter Broteit Der OTc1tliden leei, rlIng eintre4
ten, Der meit il6er bic @reiSen ber SppoltiottSz
8artet bin0ns9ebt."
Ginen anoeren republifGniId zen Broteit
bon melt gr0Berer &raFt uno N;u1t ftns
bet Der 2eier IN elmer anOeren 4S,paIte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-04
@ana .sno Gaac.

Sci ser Contribution BON MGeroerGz
then 1T es ratbiam. Die Sbrauben 10
pie[ ais m1uLtdb All berneioeu, nesu ca
oiefe G;erGt6e Ieidlt bon Sfdib ober @rbe
tperben, 10 reiben fib Die Sdraubeuaez
mtn5e an alter oft Az nerfteaetoeu gbetz
len ab ttno oeriagelt Dena ibreu 3iDeG.
Mnnere Ghraubeu. tDeIthe TsIten lDSaes
5Cdruutt ucrOen. roSt.n Seriuosen Elm.
ban tie MIR NIT urofer graftardreuoura
aet15t iperbsn f0nneu. @in0teu btiii
Gier tneQeu Oes 9lrheitens DerlGroe pidot.
lIebcr ben Sc fLua. bos luleutbe6r1
Iid1lte unb .DtcDtiolte Cer gyferderdtne. lit
All bemerfen. bar es ni0t rtd,tiq 1T.
ipenn man bcbalIptet. es oabe fei,ten
9iormalpfluo, neil Die hev{hteoeneu 8o>
benarteu aud perIniebene 8Aioe erforz
bern. Gs tam niellnehr ole aGnae &orz
~1rrnftion nab etGeu1B rinaipe ~ausqeFiort
tuerDen ; llur Die Stdrfe unb 56toere
bari uc0 ben Bobeuarten uuterihteo[i6
ieii,, uub oann lit es bortbetfba[t, fir
ieoen &ftug 2 StresAJrgtter [ridJtiger
Streih> Doer SSenoetien, oenn eil
8rett nertpenbet man bod nt@t Mtebr
ba3u - bereit All b1beu, Hn0 3toarg ems
nit lduoerer SGirbe sul1l lmteaet bon
Staten. ,,nb eir dn6eres NIT flr3erer
Gurce Sunt Menoer Der aeIpeferten @rbe
ullo an ,tnb fur fth Ietdten 8ooens.
Sooann muB bas Gtreibbrett cine stDedz
maBige S6be ullo cine iteit a~nffteigenoe
Brnit babell, am Bet ttefersr gtrbeit Die
IoIe Gr6e niAt ms Syanere bes Bflllg>
f6rpers GberiaIeu sn iaiien, iueiI 10 cine
unniiBe 2dit NIT fortbetuegt tperben muB
ulb bos 8enOeu nut 1nDoffommen gez
ld1,ebt. Wat,d1e ueuere. 8fliqe qeniigen
oie1en Mnforoerunqen Mot, 0a ibre
Gtret6et1en3u ntcortg lt1o nno ME eiuen
feiten STATEN prbentItdb umieaeu, Ioubern
i'm aebrotben nur auf bic Sunte itenen;
nno bod 1T II GrIanouna elmer bors
~fheilbnffen Gn6re bas alatte ulnlsaeu
Mnbebillqt rDtbtq.
Sir bic 3tpede bes Gaatpflagens duf
geIDderten uno norber lelbit }9perem
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-04


borri@tuna iei nod ertpabnt, 6aB biele
ttir atf oer ltrteu Seite u0tbig 1T. oenn
ioootA tie 'Glf sher 'red,tcn Geitc 9~ebvaitt9t
tptro, III ME &~oritrntttom bes Riuges
idnn febfcrbaft.
Scr Or 1tritpator SoIIte iiberoQ
an9eiDatot tDer5cu, no e5 sauf elite 0ofz
terutg 'DeS SDeeil3 MtfOirmt. Ell bat ibt
gu tuciteert; 3er niirfte Riio fir tbas 3tDiz
iGeilarbeiten IN Der Bcelbt nnb fir Die
Observation-Disclosures u~lentbebrlib
feil. bic Diclfa6 beIictts &onitruftioI
nit 3D. agfsdbe.n tit tii0t GsForoerrta,
9ennteitle adr8emeNenc g.e9ilng bes Gi1s
tdBes i9oil iIbert elmer itetiger @ailg
aub 09ne &doer. tpel6 Lebtere Guf felteii
Stelensoas gsniigeHoe @tMgssife.t lio9ar
Observation-Disclosures. GIre eirfadre fell
bare Deidfel eetIgtifIr ale aneiipGnz
ilIse alrbeit; nut auf Se1rt f9tpsreM 800
osi1, 100 btetipaHlIge &easlt 9IDtHig tit,
gebe man.nas 3tasergeiteIt Dom GTI8e
sur aIterittlsnng. toie d10 oerielbe 49e@
belsdn5utDetDen lit.
9eat5it Bflug lttl6 @Ilfirpator aDiirfte
ore Gsgge oas atneutbe6rIid)lte gderges
ratb 1eiitt uito indrt finoet ibaber aud fbte
perfSteoeniten GDnftrlftioHer. Die
@gge tol benz MGer Die iIeBte @Iitte sgez
ben; 1te Datf baber ME i6perffein. loenlr
ipo cine let6te bic g flisg= unb @rftirpaz
torfnr6e iiidtagenigelo a8etfIeinert, oas
bin gebOrt bic Gtd6eLz ooer GingeLs
tDdl5e. @5 lift eaber Grdbz@gaen auGb
setHe nertDerflt6e Gbierq4Glerei, 3tDel6e
eIrte MIR gertage@ itfilng dllf febr f@tuez
rem Be8en e~r3ieten lGBt. @eiLannn Die
G9ge MUIR Iettbt feineoarf, TO iinb BET ibr
lilebr dis BET Gneeren 8erdtben s%etierne
96n1truftloHen 3f~ebIerbaft. Cine iebr
quite, eNr1 betDdbrte Brdftifer giinftig
beurtDeitte 9oultruftion lift 6iejenigs,
tpsBet tefe eigentbinItbe 9retedform
DIE ny rnnetormsbil0et. 0as 8reted bills
Oct ben einfatbften nn6 ridtigiten 9Inz
g~rtftspnaft fur Die 3iiBfraft; cine tbez
lelteere Berbito4lrg s1nebrerer OreieGe
ptLft iibsr Die 9eabtbeiIe anberer Gggeu
bltlfeeg suno ibre Breite bDn IL SuB gez
ilil9t, sllm nit etnem 3uge Elm eben 10
breiteSs getuolbtes Beet at iiberSiebelI.
Bter0 ebGden Ir1o 0sGrr eIs
-pfIIge fino ON port6eilbdftelteu init
@abeloei6feltr gu eerie9en, oniosoie4Sez
td9dotgl19 Der HHal3garetbsn ON beite1T
seerNlteeen atocF0en 5aNll. Stett5dre
;Gtref@8retter 5asfen bier ME febtel. Die
StHfetp5l elmer Bferse9ade E0uael1 eenr
@rlfirgat0r %ent8gaaisen at3ecoeu. 98tn
alan een Adtr lin 5faaine legeu. 10 ieBt
man in Ser 9aG6inen s0e3 @gitirprtorS
COMMUNICATIONS iNstD~crrejs9t III
l9Gerel1 Seeen Dat1it 4oen is83pef s9Oll@
ffdlgbig. SIT Ger B9eetneD n}s5t to6er.
10 tft3iEa8en, @~rihirpireu iln0 @G9en
abADee1fsIHo 5sll fpIeberboleu, DIS erin
0eu 3ultaaosg 0t4tDGuoeW 1T, ietll bic
0QnIlNe leilDt Iino 9gRt 5eflfeAe1 81
t0nitelt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-04
geyltyHna BET gfranssn tuieber aaufsu=

@esfeyi;na Bet Bflursen tpie6er aufsa=
ieben mar.
BRED ser 8epflnnSrng lit nur BET.
eritgeg1Gn!tte BShulterfmtt GrcesnfiiIIen.
am bsifeI init ~fd1tuprser S5iss pier
g5olo7 Srce, tertteitJt 1tit Dem oritte1
g1eil g%eitoBener 9rt5tpbte UNI elmer
9ortbD0I Gnn0. Die 0terfl9ibe mutt
glsi9ulGBtg ifonDer aufgetragen uerben.
lin Die setitfeLren BflauSen better ierbors
tretey gil I1fIen. Gtetne sSeIsgruopen
aus ipaIIemom iSteiIels, WfufdleIn,
SbIaaen &C. 5ufammengeIeBt traqen
Dtcl iaI elmer giinf.igen @ittura hes
@a1t5el BEL. fopte elm III ben B0oe1 feiu>
gelegteS StilG SpteseIgEas eine fteine
BdifertldGe sO1rtftlen 'tdlttl. Gnbant
ipiro. 6aS Mtoos GngeleGt, 'tDoSn itdir ant
!tt1iteti jfi0 res ~feiisel, ifa~fnnttattieen
HsDoIeS beOiettt, ipte smaitseS at .SYeIien
ooerl lungs FteBcctben @ufiets i'm 8dlz
DC ftnbet; 6aiTel5et iuirb nit ieiuer Muts
5elfidDe f1tltr on ote Gr3e sfeft qGilgebriids
alto INN stDerben "Glioere .paIfeitoe Bflan>
gen lit Die 20ber'etnBeieltft, uoil toeldeit
iltait Bel ~utsieren Iintitgartnerl1 bic Qsnsz
lua1l trifft, O6er itb tD~itbtpadDIetloe .SSarz ]
rem nno WtDole gu Rem Be9ufe idntrte[t.
Seer ftb bent Stuoiilin sbeS ageeigiteten
MfateriaLs GUT Bepfldn5uilg enter iol1en
'tFernery" t%ptonret, lpito siiberrdfbt Eietn
aitbsr Ole Reitseif~ letaer 3ierIi6er @eipau= |
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Pigtails as PoWder-MonkeYs.

A number of Chinese army officers, it is
said. have been sent by their Government
TO learn the science OF war from the Ger
mans. They couldn't take lessons from
better teachers; but the capacity Of the
scholar has a vast deal to do with the arts OF
instruction, and, whatever may be the espe-
cal aptitude of these half dozen deputies OF
the Celestial Empire for acquiring military
skill, we doubt exceedingly that the great
mass OF the pigtail population can ever be
elevated, As soldiers, beyond the dignity OF
powder-monkeys.
The "hcathcn Chince" had better stick
TO his "tom-toms and "stink-pots" as
weapons of warfare. lie may do like Nell
can man" in some things, but washerwo
men and rat-eatcrs are not naturally fitted
Tor fcats Of valor on the field OF battle.
The people Of California, we suspect
would be delighted to fill Il requisition from
the Emperor OF China for several battalions
OF his eXpatriated subjects as "food fol
POWDER" to be duly digested by his officers
in Germany when they get back home anG
enter upon their illustrations of the effect
iveness OF the warlike cnginery they have
been studying abroad.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-24

HENDRICKS WON'T TAKE THE SEC0Sp
PLAcE.-Dispatches received here yester-
day from Governor Hendricks say that he
IS not candidate for the vice-presidency,
and would not accept a nomination IN i
were it rendered. This smasbes several
states that have been formed with Hen
bricks in the second place with view to
the canvass In Ohio and Indiana.
So says the Washington Star OF Thurs
day. We hope it is not true that Governor
HENDRICKS would refuse the nomination for
Yice-President; and, il the interests Of the
party require it, we do not believe he would
deny the aid OF his great name in the second
place on the ticket. II it be SO, however,
NEWTON BoorH, OF California, or some other
man from somewhere else in the country,
may answer equally well for the position.
III Governor HENDRICKS had the power in
New York that he has in Indiana he might
reasonably expect the nomination for the
presidency. AS it Is, he and his friends, too,
ought to be satisfied to see him secondary
In the canvass.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-24

Notwithstanding the refusal of Judge
DAVID DAVIS to allow his name to be brought
before the st. Louis Convention, it is among
the possibilities OF the coming week that
Judge DAVID DAyIs's refractory friends will
not obey his bidding. Who knows the
"Great Unknown" if there be such per-
sonase hid away in our party at this time
The Unknown is not known to himself.
We don't believe we have any such "Bolr-
bon among us"; but smaller men than
Judge DAVIS, physically as well as mentally,
and men with gloomier prospects, too, have
been nominated for the presidency.
TlLpEN's star is certainly high in the as
cendant now, and we are sanguine that it
VIII stay so, but il, unluckily, it should fall,
Judge DAvIs's star might, perchance, be
seen, without glass, twinkling for awhile
III the western skies.