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"F" COMPANY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
NUAL REUNIoN.-The first semi-annual re-
union of Of" Company Association was
held yesterday afternoon at the farm of
their comrade, Major Alfred R. Courtney,
few miles from the city, who rendered his
hospitality for the occasion.
Through the kindness Of Maj ior Myers,
superintendent of the Richmond, Frede-
ricksburg and Potomac railroad. a special
train was rendered the members OF the AS
sociation and present 81 F." Company, and
at noon the party left the city for Major
Courtney's farm, where the day was de-
lightfully spent in fishing, target-tiring, &c.
Captain FL. Il. Miller, commandant OF '@ F''
Company, made the best shots, and Mr..
Frank D. Hill the second best. 1t is proper
to state, however, that it is matter Of con-
test between these gentlemen as to which
one did the best shooting, Mr.. Hills shots
being so nearly equal to those OF Captain
Miller that it WAS hard to decide between
them. .....:
At 2 O'Clock dinner was announced, and
Captain Charles r Skinker, president of
the Association, took the head Of the table
and called the members to order. Secretary
K. A. Brock next called the roll Of old
"s f" Company, and about thirty members
responded. He then read the list Of the
dead from the company record, and also the
dates OF their death or place where each
Eas killed, and in which branch of the ser
Face they were engaged at the time OF their
death. ..
Fhe command being given by Captain
Sklnker to charge the bneast-werks, Wig
oreals attack was made upon the dinner and
the Notifications carried, and the meal
HEARTILY and fully enjoyed by all present.
Toasts were offered and responded to as
follows: Our Dead, responded to by Mfr:
Brock: Our Host, by Major Courtney:" F''
Company, by Captain Miller. who called to
bis leiief Captain Maxwell T. Clarke as
" the missing link"
Interesting addresses were also made Sy
Colonel crenshaw, Captain Chamberlayne,
Captain Phil. Wexford, Poliee-Justiee
White, and others.
Announcement having been made for the
return OF the command to quarters, camp
was broken up. and the party embarked on
the train and soon arrived in Richmond,
greatly delighted with their trip.
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Repairing.-The Marshall Mills, which
give employment to about two hundred
persons, have suspended operations until
Monday in order to attend to some repairs.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

EI- On all sales of Real Estate made betUeei
the 1st Of january and last Of June the tdfesfol
On al SaLeg made betUsen the lst Of JuiydndiI iIS
Of the gear the taeeS haze to be paid 6y the setef
bv ali the real estate agents in Richmond. aud ap
plies to Richmond and yicinity.1
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The CeleJrdtion.-The colored military OF
Manchester will unite with the colored
military of Richmond to-day in celebrating
the fifteenth amendment.
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Relqious.-The protracted meetings at
the Methodist church closed Wednesday
night. During the meetings the pastor re-
ports ten conversions.
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THE regular use of CoLDEN's LIEBIG's LIQUID
EXTRACT OF BEEF AND TONIC INvIGoRAToR Is
the most direct means ofobyiating physical debility,
as 1t stimulates the insolvents and imparts visor TO
he whole system,
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NJ. ELLYsoN & Co.. advertising agents, inSer; adj
vertisements In all of the newspapers Of the Unite
States at publishers rates. Orders left at tue Dt
match counting room will receive prompt atte' =
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT.-Judge
Hughes yesterday filed his opinion upon the
motion OF the defendants for new trial in
the case of Bland & Co. Us. The Southern
Express Company. He decided to set aside
the verdict and grant new trial. The case
was thereupon continued until the next
term,
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Harpess' Weekly and Leslie's illustrated
Newspaper for this week received from D..
II, Ellyson, I112 Main street.
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FIN NASCEAE.

60 OOO TO LEND ON CITY M
.DC,UUO PROVED, UNINCUM ED
REAL ESTATE. for term OF years. Apply 10
- GRUBBS WILLIAMS,
ap19-3t Auctioneers.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRINTING-lioUsE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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PRINTIyG-HOCSEs.
DISPATCH PRINTING-HOUSE.
GOOD WORK. LOW PRICES.

GOOD WORK. LOW PRICES.
Having one Of the LARGEST AND BEST
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES IN THE SOUTH. COM
biaed with skilful mechanical talent, we are pre-
pared to execute promptly, In the very best style,
| and AT Low PRICES, every descripticno Of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
SUCH As
BUsIN NEss-CARDS,
VISITING-CARDS,
PROFESSIONAL-CARDS,
WEDDING-CARDs,
sHow-CARDs,
BILL.HEADS,
LETTER-HEADs,
NOTE HEADS,
ACCOUNTS SALE,
STATEMENTS,
RECEIPTS
DRUG-LABEIs, es
ENVELOPES,
iNAi - : ARGUMENTS, pnrrps,
&C., &C.
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK A
SPECIALITY.
We have all the NEWEST STYLES OF TYPE Il
and execute work In style that cannot be surpassed
Orders from the country promptly diled and
iiTered by express or man.
Estimates furnished when required.
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SIXTY THOUSAND BEpDING-PLANTS cheap at
LAIRD's FLowER-GARDEN. on Grace street.
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vrrrAro LITHIA WATERS.
..,-,r, act FROM \ LETTER OF rH. HUNTER
MCGUIRE,
,,oxrssoR or SURGERY IN THE RICHMOND
IVA, MErrCAL COLLEGE.

RICHMOND. VA, February j. 1877.
,, safely determine the therapeutic
any mineral wafer by Its chemical anaiySas y
rsinc q, A"S 10, discovered any element In sntf-
thclhts'iH 10. nr ary combination OF elements, In
ssnf ss rSsS h springs Whsn Ss rS",f ,san tG ef
believe nc go NnsEtrrrI AR TO WOMEN, and yet I
nistAsn,>So ,,>ot,Gv Jomnd II to hs Of positive and
hHrn mt raGf in many q these cases: mink
ihc g"'M t'''r sui cfec,s upon he nervous System.
dnc " 20 LANDS il has shown Itself decided nerre
an u; aud frequently advise Its use III cases re-
o,irinc such remedy.
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CROQUET.
~ ROO U E>T
RANDOLPH & ENGLISE

ROO EFT
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH
have for sale
A SET OF CROQUET, with eight balls aud mallefs,
not In box, 95 cents;
SETS IN BOXES ut $l.25, $3.50, So, $3.50, 43,
10. and 10, with instructions.
Senl freight paid for SO cents extra.
Large stock Of other games at
sp 9.d&w 1902 and 1904 MAIN STREET.
CROQUET FOR THE MILLION
" s balls and s mallets, nicely painted 9 stakc~,
and 10 arches. packed in strong box. with s!:at-
top with book OF Instructions. Price S1.25. AGO.
set with balls and maets but not packed In box,
s5c. Finer sets at x2, $3.50, and SO.
Upon receipt of SOC. additional any set VIII be SEN
to any part Of Virginia, West Virginia, or North
N'- j. T. ELLYSON.
3-lm< llI2 Main street.
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8itllmond 1ispatrh.
20, 1877.

ss-TIIE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL TIE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY
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WAGES OR SALARIES OF RAILWAY En-
PLOYEES AND OTHER CoRPoRATI0NS-E0W
THE BENEFIT OF THE LIENS MAY Re SECURED.
Much inquiry has recently been made as to
the terms Of the "act to secure the pay
ment OF wages or salaries to certain en-
ployes Of railway, canal, steamboat, and
other corporations" which was approved
March 81, 1877. A synopsis OF its proyi-
sions has heretofore been published in this
paper, but the full text of the law, which
i as follows, is deemed desirable by per-
sons Interested:
1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly,
That hereafter all conductors, brakemen,
engne-drivers, fremen, captains, stewards,
pilots, clerks, depot OF office agents, store
keepers, mechanics or laborers, and all per-
sons furnishing railroad iron, fuel, and all
other supplies necessary for the operation
OF trains and engines, employed in the SER
vice of any railroad, canal, or other trans
portation company chartered under or by
the laws Of this State. or doing business
within its limits, shall have prior lien on
the franchise, the gross earnings, and on all
the real and personal property OF said COM
pany, which is used IN operating the same.
for and to the extent of the wages or sala-
ries contracted to be paid them by said
company anu oltStSSS oNSp VI u 'A1t
sale, conveyance, or hypothecation hereaf-
ter executed OF said property shall defeat
or take precedence over said lien.
.. Any person entitled to the benefit OF
the lien aforesaid shall forfeit the same un-
less he shall within six months after his
wages or salary shall have fallen due file q
memorandum stating the amount and JUS
tice of his claim, under affidavit, according
to his best knowledge and belief, with the
clerk Of the county or corporation court a;
and the said clerk shall forthwith record
the said memorandum in the deed-book, and
index the same by the name OF the person
filing the same, and also in the name Of the
corporation against which the claim is.
And it is provided also that it shall in all
cases be sufficient for the claimant to file the
memorandum aforesaid with the clerk OF
the court wherein deeds may be recorded
in the county or corporation wherein the
chief office OF the corporation against which
the claim may be is located.
5. The assignee OF the claim OF any person
entitled to the benefit OF the lien provided
for in this act shall have the same rights as
his assignor, and may sue and enforce said
lien in his own name, or in that OF his as
signor, and said assignee may file the men,
orandum and make the oath above pro-
vidcd.
I. This act shall be in force from its pas
sage. =
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TIE BEST

THE REST
Tcn-Dolar Suit
In the State
for sale by
E. 3. SPENCE & son.
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THE REPORTED FAILURE OF MEssRs. GHoL-
SON, WALKER & Co., OF Liverpool, which
appeared in the cable kilograms OF yester-
day, has caused the following telegram to be
sent here:
Report false. Please contradict.
"GHoLsoN, WALKER & Co.
i" "Liuerpoot, April 10, 1871"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-20

HEMP AND ToBACCo-HOW THE TOBACCO
TRADE OF VIRGINIA WAS RUINED IN THE
OLDEN TIMEs-THE SAINsBURY PAPERS,
The report of the Library Committee has
Just been published as Senate document.
One of the papers accompanying it Is q
letter from w. Noel Sainsbury explaining
the calendar Of State papers made by him
for Virginia from the British Records,
covering the period from 1915 to 1920. IT
seems that at that early date the Virginia
tobacco trade had been ruined. 1t has been
| ruined every ten or twenty years since, and
will so continue to the end, no doubt. He
says:
"Although tobacco was the staple of Vir.
ginia at this period, hemp had also been
raised in the colony, and Mr.. Byrd, one OF
the council, then IN England, informed the
Board Of Trade (13th March, 1716-'1O that
he had raised hemp for his own use these
six or seven years. He declared that the
rope-makers said they never saw better
| from the East country, 1T having a fine
grain and taking tar as well as any; ,anc
| he added that those lands in Virginia which
! co, as though afraid that the raising OF hemI
might be stopped By the British Govern
| ment, for fear of its interfering with tht
culture Of tobacco. ...'
1.-THE Lieutenant-Governo speaks OF the
ruin of the tobacco trade in Virginia (l6
November, 17l3), which he said was owing
in a great measure, to the perniciou:
though ancient practice OF discharging all
public duties by tobacco payments, which
clogged the market with trash, brought th'
colony in discredit abroad, and gave oppor
tunitv to innumerable frauds, among tht
planters themselves. On this subject tWa
acts Of Assembly were passed, ostensibls
for the purpose Of preEention OF frauds ii
the tobacco payments and for the bette
improving the staple of tobacco. In tn,
years 171G and 1717, these two acts
and another passed In the same session
relating to the better regulation Of tht
Indian trade, were discussed at the Boar(
OF Trade, and the arguments On the part O.
the Virginia merchants who petitloneC
| against these acts on the ;ene side, and o
Mr.. Cary, with other gentlemen then lately
arrived from Virginia, on the part Of tht
Indian company, Colonel Rlackiston, the
agent Of the colony, and MIR. Byrd, one o.
the council, then in England, were fully
heard hy the lords OF trade lsee 10th July
I716, and 10th May and 21st June, 1717,
and all three acts were, 0u the recommends
ton OF tie Board OF Trade, repealed by ar
order in the council Of 3ist July, 1717, as
injurious so the trade, instructions being al
the same time ordered to lie prepared for all
governors in America about passing acts
syhich may affect the trade or shipping Of
Great Brltaha.'"
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OF HENDERSON. y. {.

..uf tho special adaptation Of the Buffalo lithia
Waters a. Tho PECULIAR DISEASES OF FL
N,I - have nn question. In Chloro-anem,c dis
i"Ir> in Lrucorrha.l. in some of the varieties of
ny>ncnorrha.a, and in all those fnnctual dcrange-
ti,,, v,.t,r, ,ri almost tfc Sapne ffcn III ut
III. g,r.Yt,1t ia chiiiS ant fsrer.
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WINES, LIQUORS. DC.

LNROM THIS DATE
Il TO THE IsT OF MAY
WE WILL SELL LlQ UORS
III lots from FOUR TO TEN GALLONS at redpc-
ton " twenty-five cents per gallon Parties VIII do
"rll 10 supply them selves rs HOf!ett's "pnQsh Dill
.r's into effect on that dale.
APT GEORGE A. HUSDLEY Il co.
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AS for ehe Equitable Society. its managers
should be more than satisfied with the COM
mittee's work. Any doubt that may have
existed as 10 the Society's condition Is re-
moved. Asd we venture to hope that fhe
Society, aasing had the courage to infIe
investigation, will use its influence for the
furtheraneeS} the reforms which are essen
tial to the complete reestablshment OF con-
Bdence in the ife-insurance system.-NeU
York Times.
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EXTRACT FROM LETTER OF DIR. WILLIAM
r. HOWARD.
OF BALTIMORE,


PROFESSOR OF DlsEAst OF WOMEN AND Chill
pREs IN THE USlvEBSIrl OF MARYLAND.
D-. Howard compares these waters with those Of
the celebrated Crceublicr White Sulphur. West
Va. and adds the following:
Indeed. in 4 certain class OF cases II Is much sli-
prri0r Ia the latter. al.udc IN the nbi6iaJ debl!-
~ 1,t:Hdaut tynn the turdy c1nruIescsnce from
.jrGr, acute diseases; aud more especially 10 ttlt
cacncXta and Scque> incident to maarionS feVerS In
An their grades and varieties, 20 certain forms ol
atomic ,Iv>pepsi:.. and ALL TIE AFFECTIONS
FFCrIlAR TO WOMEN tt1t are renaedidbie ~
All M mineral lCuterS. In short. were ! callct
ur-,a to Stale from tch0t mineral ,cdters hdr,
st.r the greatest ami most unmtstnknbte amount
nr g6ui accrue in the itirytSt alnber Of cases in
a GyatrrI lcGY. / ,Couid unhesitntingiy say tn,
R;+Qio Springs, in Necktntarg county, Va
FyTRACT FROM LETTER OF DIR. HARVEY
l.. BYRD,
OF BALTIMORE. LATE PROFESSOR OF DISEASES
OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN IN THE COL
IEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SUR
GEoNS or MAEfLASD, &C.
II affords ne pleasure 10 bear testimony 10 tic
yall,. of the Buffalo lihia Wafer n I mcdicina
agent. especially IN TIE PECULIAR DISEASES
or WOMEN. In the sub-tcutc and chronic form o
several of these relief has been afforded by these
waters where the Mutcrl Mcdca had ftilc,. 10 re-
store IA" organs involved 10 their normal funcilons.
| refer ulrlicnurlv 10 diseases of the urogcnta
aorrLru. ant cVStorrh1n. their action may bt
REGARDED a. almost specific.
THOMAS +. GOODE,
Proprietor Buffalo Lithia Springs.
AN 2O-St Virginia.
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vxrp,c~ FROM \ LETTER OF DIR. JoEI
WATKINS,
oe,u,r,orrE COURTHOUSE. VIRGINIA
or ARlI. 1877.

OF ARIL !. 1877.
,,n,ro nccn ac0,ia;nic! with the Buffalo Springs,
. ,,"nr,cnhurc county. Nirgi ginis. for a number oil
~ .s"s % and have frequently witnessed lis healing
;owrr> /; Is IS cfcscous in as many dhcrehl con-
ttrI,n, OF the human system as amy miners, wafer
- fhcr m nrdicina agcnt of which have any NnoNi
,Srr BIT IT'S CROwNING Gl.oRl i tIS Ef i
sTprjtTlONS AND IREEEtlARlTlES TO
wtiitu S0I-NG FEMALES ARE SUBJ ECT, par
,...,,,-Iy ,,hra CONNECTED with or dependent upon
:"i,.r>tinn, consider /; ALMOST A Specific.
tXrrAtT FROM a LETTER OF DIR. y. H.
, 1877-10-29
CANADIAN NEWS.

Spxaal NspdscA to TAI CAltago TFt9uaG
CoHpAu, Uct. &.-Thc trial of J. A. Wjlkin-
son, publisher Ut the Durham Nses, Oh 4 Grim.
inat Information for libel at the Instance Of
tho jlou. John Simpson, Senator, began here
Friday morning aud concluded last night. The
elteeed libel was to tho elect that while tho
Hon. air. Simpson was President of tie Ontario
tlccs members 10 the Dominion Parlla-
mrut to defeat Sir John a. Aasslon-
ali's Government At tho time ot thu
c.sis In lsr.,. implying that the fuhds
- .peus belonged so g., ahs bank. ~ ~!
most corrupt ma,l In Canada. Members VI
ii Parliament ~ we'll ~ metnhers Of the Coy
crnulcnl we're sulnnone1 as witnesses, anl the
case, which excited great !utereati was Conduct
ed ot both sides by The most able counsel tn the
country. The Jury at lats hour lust u.nt
brought In vesdict Of guilty, with Eet1m.
tnenIatsou to merry. Sentence was deferred.
, 1877-10-29
IMPORTANT IT TRUE.
An ALLnugp SECRET TREATY BETWEEN GER
MANY Ann lftLT.


corYtspondente Mao lork limit
PANS, Oct. 10.-A piece OF news Is telegraph
cd TO US from Florence this morning which may
he characterized a. very important true. !
have already pado brief mention OF stgnor
Crspl's visit to Berlin, and al thu storm raised
by Ills tree comments upon the political state
OF france, ana II this report should prove cor
rect. even ID general way. VIC can understand
very we'll why he should havc been Sc free
with Ills tongue. The .Naziome, which Is
papcr Of some importance In Italy,
comments In guarded waY upon secret
treaty concluded between princc bismarck
and N. Crisp!. Ot course. the exact language
is not known, but this journal says that It has
certain Information regarding the text. The
main l1cak In thu document orc thcsc an nj.
liaucq, offensive md defensive, las been formed
Iptwcct, Itnly AMI Germany. During the con-.
luz sprlng Itnly Is to send an army Ut "0U IVY
men to a!!l tho Russians; tho co.pcnsatlun w
bo tho Treutin and . few islands about tho
| Adria.tc; Germany will take Holland; Austria,
on ilcr s!,lc, will be allowed large compensation
| for her neutrality when tho Ottoman Empire
| has leen I[slnclnbered; anally,. England can
take Egypt II she wishes, on condition that sue
remains neutral. The Naztohe rays TINT the
situation Of Frat'cc was very freely discussed o.
plcafcti at the idea Of seeing lcr left out en-
tjrely In these negotiations. lie frequently
spokc ii the necessity OF doing this fn order to
1 keen FRANCE nIict, ard It WINS after hearing 30
| mucl, upon tho subject that n. Crtsp! gave way
to his feo critIcikA upon tho polittca! situation
| Of bis country. Evidently VIC cannot regard al!
this as reality; hut when % ,nuusniiat " }ousna
cral idea, VIC ,enn ccrtalnly considcr It worth
| 1Iff1r FcteciIOn.
, 1877-10-29
CATARRH.
ASTHMA, BAD COUGH. Etc, CURED.

(jvsTLExss-MY cAn Il briefly n fntf0Ns: | hnse
hal Ceta5rh fur ir yrar each yeaf with nsrraltnK
verify. Fof nine years had MT hte4theh tnt1uxh ono
n0sif} hsi lrpIlnss In lht thrat. sery 1ad cuEb.
a4ttItfsA 70 bat ~ nhiiKrA take rtsy tur It vt
night ciorn being sbie " lie dn~n nd .ss aed son'
fu u eatsrtal matte, :. to ar .s.st sf hetsink
eiraf ii lid iIy thfuat teforc could are EtrFy
uf ttIcle lstFcAsx ssmpt4,h hs~ itasppssfel Under
cA1, Crnx. NJ hearing u fully Itststvd. haya 90
a3tAulatjc symptoms. cuttEL no drupptng4 IN thn
thrust 10 elIacnu. and IL rtery way bettf than
hare stn ~ year. ir1la tvss the elrsts Of H.. csas
III my ayse Wnat hAs been doha 10 mfr cAse 10 !olly
IL. tHtct u the RADICAL CuNx. tcrt rrslhtttu!y.
FlrcAhrAo, utI II. q. II. LANHESCE.
, 1877-10-29
RAILROADS.

,,;.'...a. s .s.,,,n ~ -.,,-.e. T., nnn,,ior.
""se's. sause ~, s.',.s;,... ~, sI..,,
the great success Of tho Denver d Rio HFande.
with nit!,l, Of three feet, has proved this to
be the bc,t FIR snarecIy.eettletl and mount
stn,.,,s I,.,.,.. r,,,n, cv.t,ov uunt NJ
Colorado, thc indotnitaplc Managing nuector
Of the rnall, It IL learned that during the past
few months the most gratifying progress has
l,+cn made II, cx tending Il, II reached Pueblo
~" ",e ..,s ~ .on'"I1' ..st ~ - ~
on Tue Afkansas' 1-o mues soata VI nc"'el' ~
1872, an'!, owing 10 the har,i t'ule:, It did not
make inuch advancement TIL within year u
imo past. lhe olanehes or psones neyona
Civ, forsY-ciEht miles, atu thence TO the coal
tninch tllree miles. The Hlatn lte runs touth to
cusafa Junction, hltytMo .ts,o miies, ana thence
a. h. ,'c1 ar u opS b1an
From CuelaFas junction tbe south"cstern
branch runs up the Cucslaras Creek. and Strikes
boldly across the spanish hanSe, llttie noft,9
| of thy spanlsh Peaks, 70 the Town 81 t,nriand,
| ncnr Fost tiafand. Tho length Of the com.
pIrtcd road uscr the range Is twentv.eight
| uiles. from }afland 1t Is to hc completed to
Asafnosa, a ne" city on TIC banks ol thc K!9
l'ral,slc, tl'irt5-on9 miles, " slie 1T 81
April nc1t: This t. ln tue heart
u the san Luis Park, The largest
and most beautiful paEk ~ the Rocky Mount
AIMS Ills new cty ~ ucsti'en y ~, a. once 70 1e. e.
trade oi the San Juan ana other mining us
trIcts hs'ont ard weat Of tie San Luis rark. 1t
Is ciatnet, and It would sccin justly, that ne
ann Juan arc " tar tle nost numerous any ts'o
richest M!ncs u C"!orado. Asnspeesmsn ls 81 now
cities crow tn TUG vicinity % tticsS vAst mineral
1olcs, It may be stated tlIat laGs Llty contained
ilftT people two ycars age; ~" y las Popala
tributary to Alamosa - nust soon make It one Of
the leading c!ties ol Co!ofado, and % " 49, suln.
level u tic ~, II the midst ot naen,assnt s;1
, 1877-10-29

ttons they hnl been ordered to cnrry. and,
II he treats Embellishments 90. you
can Imagine what he tlaes to .sulatern.!
wlo t1iaohey. I1c l,as killed lhs of
tln,n.' Oi course. The stery> nf snIriman
'asha ehn'tfng ErigatiIer-f'cncrais ot1.hanh I'as
not the amount Df fnun.latIsn that n'r might
wish, But 1t shows tf.t hi. men hive whole
somc fear NJ lin n tllsclplnarian.
The Turks are beginning to BE- anxious about
an,nuo!ttnn. It Is true the John I'ramall has
i,,st arrived from New Haven with fnf1 cargo,
hut tllcy cannot be dependent on the Amrrica,,
factortes for everything, 20 they MI the cart-
rl,ige shells sent from New ilascn Themselves.
They cannot get lead cnougl, here, and !,avc
not money TO buy It abroad This poverty 6
one OF ti,e signs nf coming dstress wt,ietaevery
of,e expected the Guvcn,mcnt 10 show sorie
months ago. Although the Porte. has ample
reasons for Wishing peace, tho people are not IN
n mood to accept 1t just HOW. They ute too
mitch clatcd.
, 1877-10-29
LABOR AND CAPITAL,

FlTrsaUR0, Fa., Ocs. "a Mcet,aG ot tue
principal barrel-tnakers was held 1t the Office ot
i. u. Moore, on Du4ussns way, Saturday, as
which twenty of the leading dEms were repre-
eented, a,,l resolutions adopted 10 rcaucc the
wawus OF iourueyu,eu coapets fFuln z, to Is
cents barrel. I'hu journeymcu will pfubublY
strike Tomorrow morning.
, 1877-10-29
klOR1uhRY,

Mx4pu1s, Oct. 2a.-Tha funeral Ut tho Rev.
AIorrla Henderson, late pastor Of the Stale
Street {colored} Baptiat Church, took plaeo to-
day. The funeral services wcsc conducted BY
ths Rey. d.. i.anl1um. Ut the Centzal Baptist
Church. Fiys thousand cU1o.ed peuple wclu III
Attendance.