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CnyuysS,DNER'S NOTICE.

COMMISSIONER LEAKE'S bFFlCE.t
RICHMOND. VA. March 81. 1879.
CHEMICAL COMPANY OF CANTON
Tvs. PuWHATAS PHOSPHATE C0MpAEG1-,
n Tue tIlANCERY COURT or THE CITY
OF RICHMOND.
IExtra;. from decree of February 20. 1871
VII, reunion the court doth, without di-IF1stiI@ ot
auy other ~ tier IN the cau>t. ln'ise Orier. ana
dc cree That ibis he forthwith reltrrch 10 one
Of lhp commits .iencrS OF this court, 10 acerihh
nd rrtort At. or due notice II NE time ana pace
of ryrcIl:lr. this deere Published once week Ill
some Ililv rewspalcr OF Hchnond f"r i"'r Siccc'-
siye week when publication sfai ne c'iulIa"h' 10
cr.onal scry ice Of such notice on the parties u he
cause ....,, , .....,
l. The number. character. amounts, ana l'rloil-
lies ,,f The d:;is Que by the PowIatan Phosphate
COMPANY. and the persons 10 whom the same are
DUE. :, 49, +, st, ,,,
H. The names of the Stockholders IN said COM
many and The amount Of stock Owne ID! each sincs-
hnLirr and lie amount due by ITEM respectively
and whether said siockhod ~ by HE terms oil NE
,harrr OF -! company ar. Liable 10 me extent 81
Stock subscribed by clch. In addition 10 any sums
whru t..rv may Ow" for unpaid sul'>cllpiioh Inc
amounts due for unpaid subscriptions s!ia'i be slllcd
sc.nrat!y. r 49,, ,,..,,,.r
III 4 statement Of the assets OF tie Powhaian
Pho. rhr.r Company. real per- ona ana nSt'' aii'i
of the debts due TO il, and by whom TIE SAME are
d'.c. .,,.- ,.e..,o, :. ,,,t,, -,
~. ANY other matter or thing deemed Eerl,ne ~
or suec y required 10 be stated ny an! part! 10 'ne
cause.
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Forty.sixth Consress---First Session.
WASHINGTON, April -, 1870.
SENATE
The Senate was not in session to-day


The Senate was not in session to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House is in Committee Of the Whole
on the legislative appropriation bill, the
amendment under consideration being that
increasing 10 100000 the appropriation for
controlling and Graduating contagious
diseases among domesticatcd animals.
After Il long debate upon the amendment
increasing the appropriation for Graduating
The cattle disease, the whole subject was
agreed to that the House refer the whole
matter to the Committee on Agriculture,
with instructions TO report promptly
thereon.
On motion OF Mr.. HASKELL OF Kansas, the
appropriation for Investigating the habits
Of the cGtton-worm and other injurious III
sccts was placed under the control OF the
United States chronological Commission
The political portion of the bin having
been reached, it was passed over for the
present.
Air. Young. OF Tennessee, offered an
amendment providin" that invcsl l@atin.
agents under the Southern Claims Commits
sion shall give notice to claimants whose
claim it is proposed to investigate OF tho
time and place of taking testimony, who
shall have The right to crosS-cXaminc wit
ncS>cs. The agent is also to examine any
witness who may be presented by claim
ants.
Mr.. Houk, Of Tennessee. stated that be
had acted rs an investigating agent, unt
knew OF instances where he had been mis-
led by CT parte statements, and reported
against claims which should have been al
| lowed.
Mr.. Bragg, OF Wisconsin, moved to STRIKE
out all the provision for the Southern CIaim
Commission, and to insert Il clause repeal
| in- the law creating that commission.
! The consideration OF the amendment wa
postponed until Tuesday.
The committee arose, and the Chairman
reported back recommendation to refc
the paragraph IN relation To pleuro-pncll
mouia in cattle to the Committee on Agri
culture, with Instructions to report forth
with; which was agreed to.
Adjourned until Monday.
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De.th OF General Dick Taylor.

NEW YORK. April 12.-Gencral Richard
Taylor. well-known general in the Con-
federae service, is lying dangerously III at
the residence OF S. l.. NJ. Barlow, in this
city. lie was supposed to be dying yestcr-
day. for he remaiued in an unconscious con-
dilion nearly all day. In the afternoon he
rallied sufficiently TO receive the holy COM
munon. His sister. Mrs. Bette Taylor
cambridge, Of Virginia, is with him. Every
thing that skill aud loving care could do for
General Taylor has been done. hut his dis
ease IS one that battles science.
Later.-Gencral Richard Taylor. Ct LOU
i>iana, only son OF the late President Tav-
lor, died this morning at the residence 5. l..
NJ. Barlow, of this city. Cause of death,
IroDSy
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no l. sits ss:2 IN Ne. Z il
Lard: Prime, uarres and .ierces, 7,1987Ac.: in
halt. rrcs. &c.
tsrees: 19e. barrels. z0c.: genuine Ro'aen syrzp
3'aa1c. 2 gallon; New Orleans. prime. 4OG55c.
oaH: Liverp"oi. from store. sl.4U. 1roaad
Sugar: Crushnd. 9hc.: powdered. 94r.: eraru-
lated. &c. A. s42sac.: y. SIC: extra c, &c.
ys srar; ssair xc cur oaf loH Porto E'oo De-
sn~o: Common. 5a7c.: best washing. 7'1ase
Tsas: Blacf. s5c.@sl.-.he las, prime sr.icls,
imperial, sI.lo@$l.8e; sunpowdcr, s1.4s0l.7s
Hides. Leather. &c.
Hides: Green. 4G5c.: dry saI.ed. lo3l1c.: dry
NJ. 132l4c.; wet salted. 64N7c. wet ssised calf.
Leofh>r: Sole leather. oak. aoms5..: cole leather
s nns s"sn;F. psas; ct,
,ssns. Sreaeh. sl@sl.so > b.; roush siirsins,
IRON. Steel. Nails. &c.
IRON: American rernen. Olh i,nmtaior. 2a
a2 2.1Oc: a 10. English and American sheet. sd
iron: virxinis cnsl-hlast charcoal s2s6s32
warm-bast charcoal. s24aS2s; Penns ylVanls ar-
Ea'ts: Obi Dominion. 1925 per Ses FOR s:asd-
srn--that IS. Hn-'cnnv: otnrr s,za~ extra.
~ R'es :, < Castings: wholesale &c. retail 40
koDe: Manllla. hest. 14@l5c.: jute. saec.
Eoqs: Mixed cotton. Ike: white. z..c.; roolien,
4Gl5c
Liquors. Wines. sc.
Ate: Scotch. best brands, pints f2@sZ.25 .
aoira, cold.
Brnndiss: Domestic. Sl.23als2: fruit. 81 Go
Sl.In: arnle. new. $l1JaG32; Old, 32.23tG$3;
Virginia peach. S2aa $3.50.
RYE Hiiskrn~: Me,iinra. l.som:2: pure cid. a
TS4; Virginia MOUNTAIN, new. s2GGS2.5o, I'D
t2.50GS3.50 and upwards
Gin: Doaests. ,si.25mS2: lmnor,cd. 20 q cssa
Neto Ea1idad RHa Sl.51Mt1 80.
pr sh..f1 1T 1ni,f rHANf n
tumncr. slaves, &c.
Lumber: White oak. Sl2Q*l5 a 1000: Weste! n
Errginia nor'ar. SlJmS20 = i.ntiti: white rlnn
flSns6J y 900: yellow pre boa-.ts. SSfLSl 3:
lorSt. 81 0f5Sl4. according to lengths. shingles
| Pine. S2.50tagsa; cvprrSs SiN-tsch. S5Gs 026
| q 1000. Laths-Spnt, FL; s:lwe,. f1.5uiGff. 65
| 900.
Hdcfs: Whiskev-barrel tinker green. ~ sms2s1
| l.n0o: SEASONED. i2a9i$25 I, LOCO, Flour-narrel
| timber. S21S5 = 1909. Flour-barrel poles IS
| hogshead-hocIs. zoe. q bundle.
| Powder. Shot.&c
| Fuse. TOYS n,ining. 35c.@Sl.25 = 100 feet.
Pomdsr: 1915 by the five kcEs-le2s than Ave
| kegs, SG.25 blasting. s3.25MS3.50.
Shot: Northern. :. G) = ir,. VI rs bs.
| Gyindotones: laht &c. y h.
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By telegraph.
KEW YORK


new YoRK, Aprlr l2-Cotton Exchange clio CT
to-day Flour rather more active and prices with
ont decided chancc closing uu;ci: southern -four
more active: prices uncllluyei. Wheat 4 shauc
nrmer- very moderate trlac rcported: uuvradai
wlutcr rcd. Si.lO Sl.l3: No. winter red. s .13t
m&ll4 Oats moderately acuve and scarcely so
hrpl Coffee steady anG ,lnirr. sugar quiet and un-
changed: refined fairly acrve. MoIasses firm and
Ims,: hIe IN % ~ n',s I ,t",yy sas
with fair trade In SPOT lots: futures very duh:
mess spot So i010 1913 for Oh. 50GrT 0.62R
for new Lard on. ned trmrr hut closed weak and
Whlskcy ,ieuly ut ) loI1
p,ITIuopr
-, ~" 80 ., ''.. .., c,
BALTIMORE. April 10 -flonr q'ic; and Grim !;
IIrwar'i-s'r.tt aud western .nrerInr, $50 1912 !;
ezra. Simi4 Go: family. fttaS5.50: CITY Mil,
supr, tnc. % $3.50 ~ IS; exir,- s4.2iGl&4 SO: Rio
hrandS. S5.3Omf' 6t':: fa'apsco ta,n'iT. sG.1o.
red. Al .oaG$i1i: amber. sl.i2m:I.i5; 40 2
rennsNlSania r,d 70 a %:''srn "n,*r lr,,
si sri june ni, FLi2a@:l l2s. S"nlhsrn c1tf
| steIdy; western Guil southern White, i6cti7c.:
! yellow. 43t6sI4r. or;s gu!'t and dun southern,
32Gci3c. renn>vl Yania 3 ~ 33c. wc't'ri ""ic.
| Mess pork. *ioaQGlSl0.75. Eulk-m,a'S--l. uo,r
shnllitlirs a7,M 4c: rl.a r D-.d>. &C.: pictci.
A. 5l.r. Bacon->I.ul'icr<. NC. : clear rio.sid"s.
C1acc ir,n aud ilrly acir,c Is,n carrocs ordir,-
?l,'L:' 9"s"h 'I"'''' ~ e'''' "~'@7-' i''r"''
s'c''S. ,,,,,cv,rrr
houlS LII
Lorl,ViIxE. Apt, ls.IEl"nr ItnadS arh r. TT
| Corn In good demand: white. 3Sr.; mike, Sc.
| ga. quiz bur steady viii e. Sic: mixed 2Sc.
l'orh quiet 1T Slo.7J. Lard quiet but .tcaiy choice
leaf. fierce. -" I;r.: rh"icr leaf lex, t':mS So"
&C.; clear Sinc<. SC. h!c"n >rA!v s'"ili' r.
clear ritS. .-hc.: ch ar slices or; Sl'gnr.rHrc
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Norfolk.

HoRFoLK-cOUSTY FARMER MADE RICH.
ISpecial telegram to the Dispaich.J
NORFOLK, Va, April ia Norfolk
county farmer named james Hector, rtsd-
ing near Deep creek, uneartEed an iron case
containing several thousand dollars while
ploughing on wednesday in on old field
that has not been in cultivation for several
wears. The treasure was in American sill
yer coin. and is supposed to have been
buried during the war.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
SATURDAY, April IL, 1879.

Country produce.
Applfs: Sl.75G:25Vqs barrel.
Ee.sIcd:r: 22c. y u.
Eutrer: Prime to choice yellow, ls$322".: fG,l
era Nepi: is@50c. y bushcl for country.
Dried Ernif: Apples. l9G2c.: u"arnr.. peeled
SO, Sc: nnpccrd, Pc &c.; cherrics, l2I(@ Sc r To-
Eggs: IN barrels. dull at Zoe.
tta.htrs: Prime nve-gvose. 35G240c.; eoi..moh
2UM3Oc
FYursttd: &l@Sl.05 q busheI.
Hoy: virs,nia timothy, GoGG5t; clover and
mixed. 45@5oc;;
Poi0toeS: IRISH > barrel, sl.75@S2.30.
Lard: Country. 6m6ac.
RUe: 65GG70c. q bushe
Su1GUc: Prime, i!c.
Seed$.-Cloyer,, e husheI. t4fl$$+95; limo
thy sl73si55 STshar1,grs;>iS' q, slS'; her's
Rtfed Styuc: 30M4Oc-
Thfiot5: 5n5i.c. u n.
Wool: Washed. 2G@2sc.: mwashe.. TIA lsc
BURY wool will bring from 10 sc. u ID ;rsb than
above rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. sc.
Cement: Rose dale. $3.50 p barrel.
Lime: Agricultural. eGl loo. y nl,shei; Rn khnd
ns Gsnns r ali "s s5oos ''''s' INN
PtoStfr: LGmp, 1880; kEo"i!o go c'iciHeo
plaster. ~.
Tur: Large size. a3.25@s3.j0.
Drugs, Dyestut;S. Oils, &C..
1 d'c'', yus. \" 7,ls4 :. ease ~ ION;
toh"e"'"'" As'' ''F''
Cnppsrds: &c.
CoGhineni: 9Gc. = n.
EIrn6 - L';fi" ,m'' Low
nntty": si,1+ ti"'
niis: LinSeed 7o:.: Inncfine; ~ 81 er'
'.d Ir,: :o1 co.. lard, G5c.: swt..i So r. r"ln:
20 o e.iJ cns,,'r ii so r. rali,n: v,r.no
i,"r;r:,i;mr 3t,G.jUy; kerosene i2.,;. a:h, 3 ga
lnr
Race Tin1r: lO": ,..., ,s ,.o
ROots: Ginseng, 3uc.' schtCa, "it'""t '"p '"@
13c. -,
Soda: Sal. lim2c., In Ae%s /, tEaiiah o''a' a.
American. 3"@L4c.
SGrtt5 fErDtHttHs: AUG.
Dry Goods.
~ .,.. r,,.,,n,.. ,x,,,r,x
Ernaon Satsl'noS ana nnt1t"uS: s-1 .niiT'''~
Ter, d.. a aAWEcstcr DC; AhatIn's-'l, -!
Al james lifer' &C.: = 'slh's RIVER; 2ar.; a.;
James River. A. "A bfLnltc'!,G; ft', nlSh'.e
lille 5!:': "A is"s, rh,et %. hot'I"e. ~"
A W. ,-st"2a 81 :" u. oitsu'Ea. o. -
Conest"9a. 1!i = III feperh' Zor'' Ao-f Nly
2.:fr.: c"it"l!,H YARNS. poe.
Btso"htd EhirtlnoS Gnd Shref;n9S: "A an
| sutta, lc.: "A hasonVile. 9;5c: A Rckdae
&C.; A Home, aGc.; Al Orcioa. iic.; a.
AvoB,..e. 7c.: IA social. 1c.: A Am1tssas
94c.: Whitestone. 94c.; Z l'arn;!ey. 8 ". !, ke'
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by telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, April 2.-Noon.-Srochs strong.
Money on Gull. per cent. EXclange-Long. ds6
short, 4s7a. State hon,Is dull. Governments steady
Er.ntny.-Money. 46s6 per cent. Exchange
Long. 4S60r4e64: short, 1870 4S7a. Govern
mCnis Qulct, except new Is. which are active
new s., lQi!. Stnrrs dull. except LcUisian. con.
soils which are strong and active.
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK. April l2.-The weekly statement. Of
the associated banks shows the following changes:
I-oalrs decrease, $5.3y3,7O0: specie Increase.
S52S.9o0: legal tenders increase. S4,329G 900; de-
posts increase, T2,l SZ 600: circulation increase.
S6OG 600: reserve increase. 1929 900.
The banks now hold S6.233,375 III excess of lc-
gal requirements.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Apri! r. Virginia 6's deferred
~: con>ol>, 57,: second series 425 paSt-iue COLI
poDs. S2. North Carolina G's, old, ~ new, ! ].
Bid to-day,
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ROnl.Rac3nS.

NEW LONDON, CONN, Aprl! 12.-Repre'
scntatiyes OF the freshmen crews OF liar-
ward and Columbia Colleges met in this city
to-day, and agreed to row an eisnt-oared
tbrec-mle siraigbt-away race on the Thames
river at 6 O'Clock on the afternoon OF Mon
day, June SOth. three days after the Yale
and Harvard University race. =. .s-..s.
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Another Bank Officer in Trouble.

BusroN, April Il. -lrresuiaritics have
been discovered in the books Of Isaac y.
Barnes, treasurer OF the Foxboro' Savings
Bank. The bank commissioners have de-
manded his renewal, and the investigating
committee, being refused the keys OF tue
safe, have put an officer in the bank to
guard its affairs.
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Rhode Island.
A DECISION TO PROTECT CITY FUNDS

DECISION TO PROTECT CITY FUNDS.
PROVIDENCE, Il. l., April 12.-The SUI
preme Court this morning rendered decl-
sion making perpetual Injunction restrain
ing the city treasurer OF Newport iIom pay
ing the cost OF ball given the officers Of
the British fleet last year.
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NOTICE.

All persons Interested In tue above rccrtc are
hreby noitei that have xcd on my Office, COZ nrr
~ ni,ca and MONDAY THE 5Tu DAY OF MAY,
1879. Mt 10 o'clock 4. NJ. as the time, Tor executing
the same where AMI when they are notlhtd 20 De
present nd do whnt is necessary TO roect Their III
treSt. -, -. ,,,
1874. WILLIAM j. LEAhE.
Commissioner In Cllancery.
WISE HoBsoN and r. II. CALDWELL, pa.
ap 7-M4w
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


SUI, r,...,........ :J:3 tIl.n lILE.
SSm GO Morning ..........~1l::2
Ho"r r;rs ...... 800 Evrnin: ....... i 100
PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL ~, 1879.
Arrived.
Steam hip Isaac Bell Lawrence. New York. rcr-
cnandi, IL and M. rnEcrS. g. W. Alien Co.. agents.
Steamer Enrioik. Tunhiil. rhiladclphih, mrrclan-
disc and passengers. j. W. McCarrick. agent.
Steamer Arir. clifford. Norfolk. United SEtHS
n,i merchandise, AMI passengers, l.. Il. TatuIhr
agent.
SAILED.
Steamship Isaac Bell. Lawrence. New York. mer-
chipI:se and passengers. G.. W. Allen Co.. agents.
Steamer Norfolk. Tuun PhiiadeIpha, merchant
disc j. ". SrCarrirs, agent.
Schooner Henry Z Ifarcns, Pierce, New York,
York COAL Chesapeake an! ohio road.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
RALTIMORE, Al ri l2.-Sch' oner America, Tiy-
Tor.
NEMORASDCM.
PROVIDENCE. April II Arrived: Schooner
Mary Snow, from Kicbmord. VI.
by Telegraph.
NEW YORK. April l2.-Ar!yc'i: Tycho Irake.
Raven lillI. CUR stream. Arrived out Rlltic,
Labrador. HomcwarJ bound: Gcr.ntnli. WHINING
ton.
FORT MONROE. April l2.-Arrivcd: United
states straner F,nGaIla. from llos!rn tor Norfolk
Passed in for EichmCrr: BARK Eraziilan, from
New York.
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rEy;rac: from letter, dated April ., 1879.

FXrac; from letter, d:.tcd April - 1901
Miss c. twenty wears Of age, was pr0S!rsitd ty a
severe attack of typhoid fever IN tie mont of jane.
1877. which was followed b. uracna. Developing
Itself about the lst Of August. The attendant SNmp-
toals being such as 10 excite cr'is apprehension
and proving very o,sti.iatt several cmincrt M, d-
cIl men were called in consult ,tiun aud every rem
city known to maicra me'lica III such ca cS was
fully test Il, but without result bay }I mere paliit-
lion of the dI dressing sympom:. and the patient
grew wore until about the 1St of January. when
rtpar rd her condition as hey Ond the reach OF rent
.,Iirs Al this limo at tic suggestion at the Rev i.
l. Brown. pastor of The Presbyterian church II tins
sl1re. concluded 10 try the BUFFALo LII \
WATER. The result of the experiment was u'at-
ter Of Constituent. The water ac:ed llicr tlly hk:
Il charm. The Kidney promptly resumed healthy
arIion. The drnwSnpss disappeared. and III Two
weeks the patient was walking about III" house
which she had not been able to Go before Tor hEc
months; and Improvement Continued until she was
fully re>tor d. ~ ,
Judging from It's action In this particular case, |
cali but regard he I.lTlllA WATER as the most
nros,pr and potent of known remedies for urte-
min :" up l-cod3t
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 12.-Colector
Woodstock to-day received information
that a large illicit distierv had been de.
stroyed In Putnam county and number OF
arrests made.
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DEpDING-PLANTS
y HtDD;NG-PLANTS. BEDDING-pLASTS,
BEDDING-PLANTS. BEpDlNtI-ILANlS.
TOLER Il HOOPER. FLORISTS.
Tnl.ER & HOOPER. FLORISTS.
TnLER Il HOOPER. FLORISTS.
Cherry and AlDcmarle streets. adjoining Hollywood
Cherry aud Alhemarle streets adjoining Hollywood
Cherry and Albcmaric street,. adJrlning hollywood
Zap 9-tMyll
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. ApTil l2. 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Rra. 1856 bushels.
tORN.-Ifhitp, = 10 bushels.
OATS.-li4 bushels.
Sh.ES EEPuETED To EtRMTAkE.
WHEAT Red, "a bushels good Lancaster Il,
s1.l4.
CORN white. so bushels good al i Sc: 80 bush.
els very s0o i9c.; 80 bu.hl, 1T 4Sc.-.ota!, sc
bushels.
uATS.-J2 bi.luls Oh private term.
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Obituary..

HARTFORD, April 12.-Hon. Alfred A.
Burnham, formerly member OF Congress
from the Third district OF this State, and
ex.Speaker Of the Connecticut House, IS
dead
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s'Is;STES<;-ElDESEs.
GOOD WORK. LOW PRICES
AISPATCH PRINTING-HOUSE.

GOOD WORK. LOW PRICES.
H.v,rz one Of the LARGEST AND BEST;
EQUIPPED Jui: OFFICES ~ THE SOUTH, COM.
bIurc with .kiliul mechanical talent. We are pref
par..d torxccu,e promptly. IN Tie very best sty!a
IN! At Low PRICES, every description Of
EuOK AND JOB PRINTING
SUCH As
BUSISE SS-CARDS.
vISITlNG-CAEDs.
rEuFEssIOSAL-CARDS.
wEDDING-CARDs.
SHOw-CARDS,
MaN!fESTS.
BILLS LADlSG.
RECEIPTS
BlLL-HEADS.
LETTER-HEADS.
SUTE-HEADs.
ACCOUNTS SALE.
STATEMENTS
NOTICES. CHECKS. NOTES,
FAA' HILLS ARGUMENTS.
&C. &c.
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK. a
SPECIALITY.
Orders from the country promptly flied ahu os'
ityerrti oy express or mali. 49, ~, .rxpv
W. puyr sli tire NEWEST STYLES OF iffn
and execute work In manner that canaot ne SUR
passed. nr,,So
We.I,o do all kinds OF BINDING and RULING
We will cheeriui!y furnish estimates AID ssao
SAMPLES wncp required. mo is-sNa
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ICE.

NORTHERN ICE.-l have Just received
~ cargo OF VERY SUPERIOR NORTHERN
I'VE sumnl Of which may he seen In II ont Of the
Disnath Office to-day. sly former pa,rous mi all
others wishinga supply of The BEST SeHTHEkN
liz his season viii pleas" send In their orticrs
have mis- a supply OF DOMESTIC ICE. suitable Tor
ice. cream dealers, fsh.hnTts, &C. none OF whith
VIII be sold 10 prvhe famli-.o when shG
n1MtSIIC ICE will send iher.c 70 NO; i1U ",
GARY street. anu those desiring NORTHERN ICE
wiz III, s. "a IN JAMES G. SMITH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-14

nOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY EX.
ID EtUTED AT THE DISPATCH fklSIANe'
HOUSE. ID -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-14

DOOE AND JOB WORK NEATLY TX.
Is EcUTED ., the DISPATCH sRISrlNs'
HOESE. j. ..#.'A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-14

EiUnT.
F!nn, S3.JOG:3.75; arirerinc, II 25l$4 so: c~-
Ira. 1925: 'nnIm"r family. 1915 ,.IlrS nranas
fG.2JNSG.7J; Staunton extra $500.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-14
RTFFAl.G EfTHaA WATER.
RELIEF AFFORDED ny IT

AFTER 4 FAIL URE. OF ALL OTHER REMEDIES
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-14
Washington.

HANDSOME LETTER FROM COLONEL. BRADY
THE CATTLE nfSTASE-AN INTERESTING DIS
CUSTOM TO CATTLEMEN-wHAT Is SAID
About THE HOUSE CoMMlTrEES-SOCTHERN
CLAlMS-.TNE GREENRACKEIS L.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-14
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.

is QlSappoliteu aI hol pcihS appoineeu VA
this committee.
TWENTY-FIVE chairmen OF committees arc
assigned the North, and the same number
10 the South.
The joint Committee on Epidemic Dis
eases have agreed upon bill defining the
powers and duties Of the National Board OF
Health in detail, and appropriatiug $780,
600 to carry into effect the provisions OF tho
bill under which it was organized.
Chief Moses, who resembles Henry
Ward Bcccher, they say, in appearance
only, will call on bis great father, the Presi'
dent, next week.
Great preparations are being made for
ioyrul celebration OF Easter Sunday IN the
Catholic, Episcopal, and Lutheran churches.
A programme OF services in the principal
churches was published this afternoon.
The reope OF the District are highly
pleased at the appointment OF General
Hunton to the craftsmanship OF the District
Committee, and he will not disappoint those
who wait him TO discharge the duties OF the
position faithfully and impartialy.
Associated Press Reports by telegraph to the Dis
patch.l
REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL CAUCUS.
WASHINGTON. April IA well-attended
caucus OF the Republican senators was held
this afternoon. There was very general
and harmonious interchange OF views con-
corning the course 10 he pursued by the
minority OF the Senate in regard to the army
anpropriaten bill. No formal action was
taken. but it was agreed that every possible
effort should be made to defeat the bill in its
present shape, for the reason that the en-.
enactment OF its 9Th section would, IN the
opinion OF the minority. prevent the use OF
the Dosse c0mitatus on election-dayS, ana
for Inc execution of civil process OF any and
NH descriptions issued by United States au-
tborjty. Several other provisions OF the Dill
we're also considered very Objectionable
and in need OF essential amendments,
which will he offered by severa! Kepuolican
senator's. Although no propositions were
formally adopted, several amendments 10
tbe 9Th section, OF which notice has been
given in the Senate, were spoken ol VIII
general favor-especially those suDmllteo
by Messrs. Blaine and Paddock, tue llrst
providing for heavy penalties against inc
presence OF any person bearing deadly
weapons, either concealed or displayed,
within mile of any polling place on Fedc-
raj ell, ction-day, and the SECOND pToylding
that HE posse comitatas clause OF the ACT
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-11-06
Election Notice.

STATE OF LOUISIANA Sheriff's Office,
Parish Of Bossier. { Bellevue, Louisiana.
In obedience to law, and in accordance with
the Proclamation of his Excellency, Louis
A. Wiltz, acting Governor of the State, notice
Is hereby given that an election will be held
in the parish of Bossier at the precincts desig-
mated by the legal authorities, on Tuesday, the
End day of December, 1879, between the hours
Of o'clock A. N. and o'clock p. NJ, for the
following named purposes, to-wit:
10 vote for or against the Constitution
TO vote for or against the Ordinance on
Public Debt.
To elect a Governor, Lieutenant Governor,
Secretary of State, Attorney General, Auditor
Of Public Accounts and Superintendent Of
Public Education
To elect two State Senators from the 2Ist
Senatorial District composed Of the parishes
OF BOssier, Bienville, Claiborne and Webster,
To elect District Judge and District At
torney for the End judicial District composed
OF the parishes of Bossier, Bienville and Web
ster
To elect for the parish of .Bossier one Rep.
resentative, Clerk of the District Court. a
Sheriff and Coroner
To elect Justices of the Peace and Consta.
bles for each ward of the parish, except ward
six, which shall be entitled to elect two jus.
tees and two Constables.
RE. WYCHE,
Sheriff of BOssier Parish, La
October 30, 1879.