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the New Orleans levee, on Wednesday
of this week, twenty-three steamers,
forty-seven ships, thirty-three barks,
seven brigs, and nineteen large schoon-
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ELI PERKINS, having spoken of JEFF.
Davis As traitor, the Atlanta Constitu-
ton says: "The South is full of just such
traitors as JEFF. Davis. Treason such IS
his grows on every bush and tree, and
the little children are taught to call it
patriotism"
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The body of Mrs. Jane Pittman, who
died in Cincinnati a few days ago, will
be taken to Washington. Penn, and
cremated, in accordance with request
made by the deceased lady short time
before her death.
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GIDEON WELLEs, President Lincoln's
Secretary of the Navy, died at his home
in Hartford, Conn.,, last Monday even
ing, from the effects of carbuncle. He
had been sick about two weeks.
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during 1877, at S9I, in which PA per-
sons were killed and 1.047 were injured.
This is the smallest number of serious
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8. p. Cornell, Plaintiff,

Before J. K. Boyd, justice Of the Pesce Of
lola Township, Allen County, Kansas:
Said defendant 10 hereby noticed, that on the
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Sllerif'S sale.

SAHcE14 . S8ncs
STATE OF KANSAS, L.
COUNTY OF ALLEN.
In the District Court. of the Seventh Judicial
District, in and for said county and State:
W. T.. Jones, Plaintiff,
VS..
Michael II. Moore, Defendant
DY virtue of MI Execution in the above enti-
ID tied cause, to me directed and delivered,
issued out of the District Court, Seventh Judicial
District, State of Kansas, sitting In and for Al
len County. in said State, will ON
Wednesday, March 18th. A. d. 1878,
at O'Clock P. ~. IF said day at the front door
Of the Court House of Allen County in the city
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to the highest bidder for cash in hand, the fol-
lowing described Lands and teIe;nents t0-wit:
The east half of the north west quarter of Sec
ton thirty-s:x (S6) township number twenty
four (.D range number eighteen fls) in Allen
county, Kansas.
Said lands ard tenements has been daily levied
upon rs the property OF the above named Defend
ant Michael IT, Moore and will he sold to satisfy
said execution. Appraised at S.Ol.Oo.
ALBERT HODSON,
75w Sheriff Allen County, Kansas.
Sherif's Office, lola, HANS, Feb. 9Th, 1873.
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TIE states in favor Of silver GAve in
1876. 161 votes for Hayes and 123 votes
for Tlden; those opposed to silver gave
- votes for Hayes and 81 for Tilden.
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ONE hundred and forty-6ve thousand
dollars have been taken in a few months
from the White Hall gold mines, in
Spottsylvania county, Virginia.
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NATIONAL REPOSITORY.

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The Senate, probably, voted on the
silver bill yesterday.
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THE funeral Of the late Pope will take
place at the Sextine Chapel in Rome on
the 10th, 18th and 18th days of this
month.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-22
, For the Dispatch.l

The annual game OF baseball between
the mines Of Washington and Lee UnlVer-
sity and the University Of Virginia was
played on the grounds of the latter Monday
evening, and resulted in complete victory
for Washington and Lee University, the
score being II to O.
The lively interest manifested in the
game attracted large crowd, including
many ladies, to the grounds, and the cha
grin of most OF them was painful to wit:
ness when the scorer announced the signal
defeat of the side they championed. ,Ihe
Washington and Lee. University nine wore
uniform of arkite, trimmed with 6tae, ano
that OF the University Of Virginia was the
same color, trimmed with red.
The issue of the game is IN great mea'
sure due the Curved balls Of the Washington
and Lee University pitcher, which were
beautifully handled by the catcher, MIR. NC
Elyee. The time Of the game was one
hour and 1ifty-seyen minutes. The game
was decidedly one of the best ever played
by amateur University mines. Mr. Bayard,
Of Delaware, made an excellent umpire
The visiting nine and the party accom-
panying them left in high spirits for LeXlng'
ton yesterday afternoon, charmed with the
magnificent hospitality shown them by the
students OF the University Of Virginia.
UNIVERSITY, May q, 1878. 4.
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Hon. D. r. Penn, of Louisiana, who is
now in Washington, gives most fattering
accounts of the prospective prosperity OF
New Orleans. He says that city within five
years will equal the hopes Of its most san
guine friends before the war. The receipts
OF grain this year have been ten times as
great as they were last, and every other
business in proportion.
The examination into internal revenue af-
fairs at Cincinnati discloses an extensive
system OF frauds upon the revenue which
has been permitted to exist by the derelic-
ton of the officials, whereby the whlskey
distillers and tobacco manufacturers have
been permitted to re1se stamps i'll defraud-
ing the revenue.
The Potomac fishing season has closed,
and the result shows Il smaller catch than
ever before. At Alexandria, where about
half the catch is received, the number has
decreased from 3,775,000 to 100000, as
compared with last year.
The Republicans gained victory Mon
day at Cumberland, Md. electng all their
candidates for city officers, except the clerk.
William j. Read. Republican, was elected
Mayor by 46S majority.
The first new wheat Of the Texas crop
was sold Monday in ST. Louis. 1t graded
No. 4, and sold at auction at S1.25.
NASHVILLE, May 21.-In raid near Tracy
City to-day Deputy Collector Davis shot and
killed Joseph Hayes. Intense excitement
prevails. &c.. a,.. Il
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They have been having in Washington
city rehearsal OF the funeral ceremonies IN
memory OF the late Judge CHISHOLM, OF Mis-
sissippi, whose death was one OF the Incl
dents Of violent neighborhood party-con-
1ict.t This rehearsal was merely party
affair, intended to fire the hearts OF biSots
and fanatics of the North-probably to
some extent stimulated by the fraud-inyes-
tigation. affair. The Rev. MAYOR preached
a sermon. But that furious political parti-
san Bishop HAVEN acclaimed the party ora
ton, in which the Observation-Disclosures OF the
matter was displayed to the excited assem-
bly,. These preachers are Northern Metho-
dist preachers, but are so extreme that we
do not suppose they are sustained IN their
own Church in their crazy vindictlve-
ness. This Bishop HAVEN, it will be re-
membered, nominated GRANT for third
term in an immense assembly of Methodists
at the North. The speech about the unfor-
tunatc CHISHOLM family was one OF the
yilest for yindictiveness and virulence that
were ever uttered in this country. This
Bishop is byena in human shape; and
such hyenas are infinitely more horrible
than are the unreasoning brutes.
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ng GRAND OPENING OF SPRING

MT GRAND OPENING OF SPRING
AND SUMMER GOODS-THIRDS SUPPLY JUST
RECEIVED AT THALHLMER BROTHERS., COL
BROAD STREET: .-..~--
$50 pieces DRESS GOODS, comprising all the
latest, styles In Lace Itentelles, Bourettes, Da-
Inasse. and KnIckerbocker Goods, at extraordi-
nary low prices;
Inns at 12kc.-real value, 20 and 25c.-these
goods are offered at this price TO close them out.
as we have very large stock of them on hand !;
TRIMMING-SILKS, PRINCES, and BUTTONS, to
match dress goods, ut very low prices;
A handsome line Of JACONET LAWNS, tinted
3: colors and best quality, at l2ac.; i,
Best FRENCH ORGANDIES at2 aud soc;
In WHITE PIQUES, LACEand SATlN-STRIPED
MUSLIN, VICTORIA and BISHOP LAWNS,
SWISS MUSLIN, IRISH LINEN. TOWELS
NAPKINS. TABLE-LINEN, CURTAIN-MUS-
Inns, NOTTINGHAM LACE, HONEYCOMB,
CROCHET and MAESEILf.ES QUILTS, We
are Offering some extra bargains; j
The best VICTORIA LAWN In the city for 12Hc.;
20 pieces VICTORIA LAWN, 40 inches wide, at
10 PIECES Gs sq sTRIPED VICTORIA LAWN at 1oc
SO pieces pieces c COR PIQUEs at 6kc. worth 1oc.;
BLACK. GRENADINES, fALPACAS, CACHE
MfRES, BUNTINGS. DAMASSES, FIG URES,
CREPE CLOTH. TAafISE, ana other BLACK
GooDs'sY very c THp TIMER RFRsoTHERs,
nv tSata EAraiIf. So =; col Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-22

REcEpTIoN OF GOVERNORS AT MOUNT YER.
NoN.-Governor Holiday, OF Virginia, and
accepted invitations from the vice-regents
OF the Mount Vernon Association to visit
tue home OF Washington on the 14th Of
June. The annual Council of the. Associa.
ton will then. be in session. The, Board Of
Visitors, the Advisory Committee, delega.
tons of members Of Congress, and other
distinguished guests, are also expected to
attend, as the occasion will be one OF unu.
suai interest. Governor Matthews has sent
to the yice-regent OF West Virginia. with
his acceptance ot the Invitation, q liberal
donation TO the Mount Vernon fund.-
sto,en, II. Va.l Free Press. ISL
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The big dailies in New 7 DIRK are charging
that Mr.. T1LDEN is pulling the wires OF the
iraud-inyestigation enterprise. What folly !!
Can't these papers slough off their puerile
provincialism. There is really no more con-
sideration for Mr.. .T1LDEN in Congress than
there is for any other gentleman in the land.
He Is not thought Of; and he has seen
enough to rdissever him from anything
touching the last election.
h But the Gothamite papers must press for
ward their New Workers on all occasions.
Even when looking for disturber Of the
peace they must pounce upon New
Yorker. When there was wanted q Chief
Justice of the Supreme Court it was the
idea in New York that such man could
only be supplied by New York. But Chief
Justice WATTS was appointed, notwith-
standing he was pronounced greatly infe-
rior to Mr.. EvARTs. Well, Judge WAITE
has established himself in the national re-
spect, and is clearly the superior Of Mr..
EvARTs. And now what do they say !!
Well, nothing. The provincial conceit.
however, will continue; but it would be
we'll that dis1ppointments should frequent
ly.recur SO that the local vanity that is SO
signal may be taken down, to the benefit OF
vain people.
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iMr.L.AMAR is curious statesman after
all. 1t was sigular vote that which he
gave in the Senate on Monday to put
General GRANT on the retired list with the
rank and pay Of general Of the army. It
was q vote not, necessary to be given as a
matter OF Justice or to vindicate the integri-
.ty OF Mr.. LAMAR. It was hardly Q lustifca-
ttson for separation from the. party with
which he has been acting. 1t was, indeed,
q sort Of depreciation Of the dignity Of Gen
erai GRANT to make him Q taiEpiece to the
honor TO General SHIELDS. Mr.. LAMARmade
as great an errors propriety in the vote OF
Mo nday as he made ID Judgment ;ln voting
sgainst the silver remonet citation. He is but
saiayman in politics., and he lis not likely to
become an thipg more. II #
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ROANOKE COUNTY.
Editors Richmond Dispatch:

Editors IttChTn0nU DlSpGtCH'
We see several papers quoting from your
columns about State reputation, ana they
copv your article OF United States ou.
preme Court OF Murray Us. The CITY OF
Charleston. In that article giving the decl-
sion OF the Supreme Court, South Carollna
is, according to the reasoning OF tue court,
reduced to the same moral standing as that
of a private individual.
a number OF readers OF the O,Spdtch
would like to know how the United states
Supreme Court, sanctionins an ACT Oh Con
qress. can sanction the Reputation (bank--
T,lpfcy) of personal obligations honestly and
fairly made, and then immediately turn anu
decide that a State, under the Constitution
of the United States, is held as an individual,
and cannot repudiate.
lThe same Constitution which forblds
State to pass any law impairing the obllga-
ton of contracts gives to Congress the
power to pass a bankrupt law. dence the
Supreme Court is not inconsistent nor
illogical. We say this, though we likethe
way in which the bankrupt law is used no
better than our correspondent Editors
Dispatck.]
Tue crops up here in Roanoke. and in the
adjoining counties are very backward. ihe
growing crop OF wheat is pronounced al,
most worthless. We heard celebrated
wheat-man say n few days ago that many OF
the farmers would not realize what they
had sown. He said that he had just seen
field promising the finest yield IN the coun-
ty, and on examination he found that u
would not average more than two or three
grains to the head. We think the fruit
crop up here will prove almost an entire
failure. Corn shows signs OF the frost we
had few nights ago. ROANOKE. Z
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3, s,IpE.:I 4, NOTICES.
49,. - q HREGEA y b 4sIHltEsStssIsI
k7rANOTHER GREAT OPENING OF
GOODS
AT COHEN BROTHERS.

s1SsGkEhV INDIANAPOLIS = 80 e
DRESS GOODS at eye. reduced from 26c.;
DRESS GOODS at 26cs reduced from 35c.;
BOURETTE SILK GRENADINES In various dark
mixtures at 45c. reduced from $l.25;
IRON GRENADINES at rs, 80 and 33c. reduced
from double:
CHENILLE MESH tpure sikh ut s2c. reduced from
s1.50;
at 31c. reduced from $ 9c.; .
lALL-WooL BUNTiNGs, in black and colored, at
reduced rates:
ALL-WooL FRENCH TABfTsE at GO, 86, 75,and
S5c.-fully csc. q yard less Than usual value
FRENCH DAafAssE BUNTING at s5c. reduced
thousands Of other DRESS GOODS;
40 pieces FRENCH MUTL MUSLIN at 20, 40, and
SOC. reduced from so, 65. and 75c.;
cases of CORDED PIQUES at eac.;
FIGURED PIOUES at Sc. reduced from 1oc.;
| large stock Of VICTORIA LAWNS; E".
STRIPED, DAMASsE, and LACE MUsLINS;
NEINSOOK at 12tSc., nt csc. reduced from 37Ec.,
| mt soc. formerly sold at 50c.;
| JACoNET CANBRICS at 10, 12h, Is. and &c.,;
| FRENCH JACONET Mt 20, 25, and soc. for quail
lily worth fully Soc;
1900 yards of REMNANTS Of RICHARDSON'S
IRISH LINENS:
Also, a large lot Of WHITE and CoLoRED HAM
BURGS;
| FREN CH-WOyE CORSETS ut from 25 toa60c.
| so BONE CORSETS at75c., cheap at 81;
| 100 BONE CORSETS, with detachable double clasp,
at sI.20; DIR. WARMERS NURSERY, ABB
! DOMINAL, and many other styles;
Forty various styles Of COLLARS and CUFFS. In
cludiug real Duchess. Russian, Guipure' Ter
| chon, Valencienncs, Smyrna, and Crochet;
| Upwards Of u hundred dozen FANS purchased at
great sacriicc-25c. Fans for 1896, SOC. Fans
for &C., soc. Fans for 25c.-all the novelties In
| Fans:.
as pieces ,rORCHON aud SMYRNA LaCES at
new prices-somc of these goods are OF the
| finest imported. my 10
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partisan Extravaganza.

WealIude this morning to the beginning
OF the stratagenl OF putting blame Tor pub
lie evil upon the movement OF the Demo.
Gratis in Congress to investigate alleged
frauds OF the last presidential election in
some southern States. The lengths to which
men go In this way are both surprising and
amusing. In Virginia there is class Of
men who have such hatred OF "bloated
bondholders,""s and think that they and
&c money-dealers are so full Of evil, that
every wrong, every social disturbance, is
laid at their doors. The embarrassments OF
the country are their work; the organize
ton Of socialistic societies, communists,
labor leagues, seditious strikes and unions,
are all the result OF these ney-dealers'
machinations. The readiusters' organs are
all the time. harping upon these matters,
and recently the mania has gone to SO great
q length as to class the whiskey-distillerS
who resist the laws and shoot the tax-col-
lectors as ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS persons.
The Government is pronounced bad be-
cause it enacts laws that compel such per-
secuted persons to rebel and to kill few OF
the internal-reYenue officers!
How these people reconcile the obliga'
tions OF the citizen with their insubordinate
sentimentalism we know not. But the sur
prise is that, going so far, they do not go
farther. Why not charge the "money-
dealers,' and the !" bloated bondholder"
with the misfortunes OF the farmers? Did
thew not cause the hailstorms, the deluging
rains, and the warm airs that are sending
the rubigo TO eat up the wheat? They did
so as much as that they caused the social
and domestic evils which they are charged
with. These extravagant grumblers ought
to be consistent and account for everything
in their philosophic way. They may not,
indeed. be willing to blame the "money-
shayersn for injuring the crops, because
some of the very wise persons who claim to
be the peculiar friends Of the farmer have
assumed that the deficit in the product Of
food is made up by the increase in the value
OF that which Is secured. To charge the
hated classes with iniuring the crops would
be to award credit to them, and that would
never do. These persons, however, need
not be afraid that they will not be sufficient
~ abused. Wen guarantee that.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-22

THE CINCINNATI SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Mr., r. T. Wilson; president Of the Tennes-
see. Virginia and Georgia railroad, has made
a proposition to the Cincinnati authorities
to finish tile Southern railway, or at least
make such connecting links as will give
Cincinnati speedy and direct communica-
ton with the South without the city fur
nishing any more money. His plan IS 10
use the remnant Of money now on hand IN
extending the track from its present termi-
nus to Chatwood, opposite the present ter
minus of the Knoxville and Ohio road, and
then to build connecting link, distance
OF twenty-six miles. The Knoxville and
Ohio road is a branch OF the Tennessee,
Virginia and Georgia road, and extends
from Bristol to Chattanooga.