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and sold BY f fTRGsfE IxbpS CO., Agents.
corner OF Main and Thirteenth streetsy
je2-?m Richmond, Va.
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REPORT or TOBACCO SALES.


TOBACCO EXCHANGE, July 6, 1866.
The breaks and offerings were large to-
day, but prices were fully sustained on all
grades. Below VIC give the transactions:
One hundred and thirteen hogsheads,
tierccs, and boxes opencd;, ninety eight
offered bids rejected on six ninety two
hogsheads, ticrces, and boxes sold as fol.
lows:
Nineteen hogshcads common working
and shipping Tugs, from 1850 to $3.50;
fourteen hogsheads good Tugs and common
leaf, working and shipping, from 81 to Gil ;
seven hogsheads medium working and
shipping leaf, from sl2 to sl5: twenty two
hogsheads good to fine manufacturing and
shipping leaf, from sl5.25 to s25; six hogs
heads extra manufacturing, one at s27, one
at s29, one at s33, one at s34, one at sS7 so,
one at s42; five ticrces good fancy, one at
$9l, one at SIG, one at 1925, one at 1927,
one at $3.50; five boxes manufacturing,
from 1922 to s2s; four boxes extra manu-
featuring, one at s36, one at $1,000, one at
S45, and one at $50; two boxes common
fancy, one at $40 and one at 500; three
boxes good fancy, one at Slll, one at SIG,
and one at Sl65.
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Decision under the civil Rights Act.

BALTIMORE, July G.-Judge Bowl. Chief
Justice of the Court of Appeals, rendered
to-day an important decision, under the
Civil Rights bill, in the case of the Conf
monwealth Us. Somers for beating negro.
1t was contended by counsel that accord
ing to the laws of Maryland negro was
not q competent witness against white
man. The magistrate had decided that
said law was null and void, having been
abrogatcd and suspended by the Civil
Rights bill, and required bail, which Somcrs
refused to give, and was committed. APP
plcation was made to Judge Bowie for
writ of habeas corpus, which he declined to
grant, giving written opinion sustaining
the magistrate. lie admits there are doubts
as to the constitutionality Of the Civil
Rights bill on other points, yet not seeing
clearly breach of the Federal Constitu-
ton on the particular point bearing on this
case, following the usage and decision of
the highest courts, he was bound to assume
that Congress had not violated its constitu-
tional obligation and passed an unconstitu-
tional act. The prisoner was rcmanded to
the custody of the officers.
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conduct of the freetimen-ImpOr
Order-Scizure of u Vessel.

N9r>rA, July 5.-Gcncral Scott, COM
@l''lnt of South Carolina, has issued
'if!nscnt order, in consequence of the in
''r">r Of theft, vagrancy, and drunken
.,>> among freedmen. 1t says the total
HNrgmd among the freedmen to keep
'a'ir contracts must result in restitution
.a" Starvation unless sooner checked. He
',r'r'orr orders that all men and women
"Ao neglect their labors be arrested and
'a"'r 10 work on the public roads. Those
,'h'iclcd of non-capital crimes are to be
iMi>"nrd and compelled to labor as con-
WI, "n the island from sunrise to sunset.
lie collector at Charleston has seized
'.'r schooner Aid, from MatanZas, for
>".:gIlN-. The cargo was invoiced at ten
.1,G'dnd dollars in gold.
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the people. Large amounts Of supplies
have come ID from various places. They
were greatly needed, as most Of the provi-
sion stores had been burned and there was
scarcely anything left to be bought, and
our people were living on bread alone.
The Athcneum library was totally de-
stroyed. Secretary Stanton has ordered
fifteen thousand Government tents to be
sent from Boston for the relief Of the suf-
ferers. Senator Fessenden, among others,
loses nearly all of his property.
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ofiicial Returns Of the Elections in
Nebraska.

"NAuA, NA., June 2s.-Thc result of the
."'r crctlonis officially announced as fol-
ioN>:
f"r 'hc Constitution, 1888; against the
Constitution, 1888.
!, '"nsrr>s- Marquette, Radical, 4,l1O;
brooke, Democrat, 1914.
""lrTAor-Butlcr, Radical, 4,09S; Nor
','' Democrat, %,9iS. Average aggregate
",r on State officers, s,04l.
AI'ie, Democrat, was elected chief JUS
. .,[ 10y iol majority. Fifty-eight of a Re-
I'"''c"ll majority was thrown out in CaSs
,, 'un,E, not counted-a tcchnicality no
n ,"0o was aliegcd-whch elects Thomas,
IJ..l1'Tcfat, associate Justice, and gives the
''.I., to the Democrats by eight ma
''''! Oh joint ballot.
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WASHINGTON, July 5.-Romero, the
Mexican Minister, received to-day official
news from Ell Paso to 9Th of June. Juarcz
and his Cabinet were to leave on the 10th
for Chihuahua. 1t is likely that Oh hear
ing of the capture Of Matamoras the Go
vcrnment will be transferred to Monterey.
News received at Ell Paso from Western
Mexico was satisfactory. The French only
held Guayamas in Sonora, and Mazatlan
in Sinbla. The American settlers who
were captured at Cardova, Mexico, have
been released, and reached Vera Cruz in a
sad plight.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
MORNING DISPATCHES.


WASHINGTON, July 5.-General Grant
desires a large cavalry force to locate
through the South to preserve order and
maintain the routes, and General Sherman
also desires large force Of cavalry to keep
open the lines of travel to the territories
and across the plains. lie writes to Gene
raj Grant that without larger force than
is now at his service he will be unable to
suppress Indian outbreaks or keep open
tho various wagon roads towards the Pa
cific. The rapidly increasing settlements
among the various Indian tribes make them
very troublesome.
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The Hon. Earnwell Rhett Murdered
Escape of the Assassination be.
tween Soldiers and Citizens at 10.
Iumbia. south Carolina.

C"LrNEIA, S. c., July 4.-Thc Hon.
Bnuwrll Khctt, a distinguished citizen of
this State, was shot yesterday afternoon
While going to his pla ttation, near Charles
i"u. He received two loads from double
i4rrrllcd shotgun, one load breaking his
si~, the other penetrating his side and en-
'rrls his lungs. About twenty minutes
~',rr receiving the wounds he fell from his
h",r and died. 1t is not known definitely
w,o tie murderer was, but is supposed to
'" a nrgro who had expressed strong ami
mostly against the family.
At the preliminary meeting on the Con
-.vyr Course to-day, preparatory to reor-
smihug the jockey club, Mr.. Franklin's
l4y horse Jockey won the race, defeating
Nile. During the race the soldiers and
citizens INDUCED in free fight without
a'y >rriou> results. The military arrested
arItZrn, the chief Of police intcrtercd,
ior Il time the battle was heavy, but
We soldiers ultimately triumphed.
Excepting the above, the Fourth passed
III quietly. The negroes celebrated the
LAY with the whites.
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An EDITORIAL DUEL.-General Jordan,
chief editor of the Memphis Appeal, has
challenged NJ. A. Galloway, Of the AuG-
mnche, to mortal combat. The challenge
was accepted, and the parties repaired to
fernando, Miss, where both were arrested
and placed under bonds. It Is thought
the parties will 90 to Arkansas to settle the
difficulty. Tho challenge originated from
Colonel Galloway writing severe attack
against Colonel Jordan on account OF an
article written by the latter to Hdrpe's
Weekly, in which Jordan blamed JEFF.
Davis for the failure Of the COnfederacy.
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NEW YORK, July G--Noon.--Goid, I54I1.
Exchange, 1914. Cotton dull at 3Ga3sc.
New York, July G.--Cotton steady at
3GG3sc. Flour declined 5Gl0c.; sales
$500 barrels State ut $1,000 sl0.i5: west
ern. ss.75Gsl3.75; southern unchanged.
Wheat declined 2@3c.; sales &, 800 bushels.
Corn advanced lc.; sales 100000 bushels
at ss@s9lsc. Beef dull. Pork heavy;
sales 1000 barrels at s3l.slGs32. Lard,
whisky, and sugar dull. Turpentine dull
at Sic. Resin dull at s3Gss.50. Gold,
l54s1; five-twentics, 100 81 scven-th'r-
ties, lO3si. . ....-.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS, THURSDAY. -
New ORLEANS, July 5.--Cotton in bet
ter demand; sales 1000 bales; prices I'M
changed. New York Exchange, &c. pre-
MUM. Sterling, 1917. Gold, l5lL. A
large amount of provisions for the Alabama
sufferers has been forwarded.
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WASHINGTON, July 5.-Sincc the num-
Der of applications for pardon are daily
diminishing, the clerks of the Pardon Bu-
reau of the Attorney Generals office have
commenced to prepare the acquisitions for
warrants and pardon of all those persons
who have applications on file in the office
under the first, tenth, twelfth, and thir-
teenth exceptions of the amnesty procla-
nation.
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LARGE RECEIPTS OF WHEAT AT ST. LOUIS.
Yesterday the steamer Imperial, with five
barges, reached this port, from St. Paul,
with seven thousand sacks and twenty
thousand bushels in bulk Of wheat, or
thrty-six thousand bushels in all, con-
signed to one house. Arrivals like this are
becoming frequent, and hence it is that the
receipts of the present year, closing with
Saturday last, overtop the supplies of 1865
for the same corresponding period nearly
four hundred thousand bushels.-Demo-
crnt 26
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A JUDICIAL DECISION UPON TREASON
The very able and interesting decision OF
Judge George r. Clayton, Of Mississippi,
on "bill for specific performance" The
Judge decides not only the leading point,
enforcing contract made and paid with
Confederate money, but also defines with
great clearness the relation Of Federal and
State governments, the obligations that
citizens are under to each; and argues
that party cannot be anSwerable for trea-
son when he acts under the authority OF
his own State recommendations (Ga.)
Courier.
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The JOHNSON MEN OF PENNSYLVANIA
IN CONTRADICTION Tuesday the friends
of President Johnson's policy in Pennsyl-
vania held State convention at Philadel-
phia. Hon. H. W. Tracy, of Bradford,
presided, assisted by anumber of vice-pre-
sidents and secretaries. Addresses were
delivered by Ex-Governor Johnson and
others, and the following delegates chosen
to the Union National Convention to
assemble in Philadelphia next August !:
Hon. ". F. Johnson, Mr.. J. r. Flanagan,
Hon. H. W. Tracy, Edgar Cowan. The
alternates are B. X. Bradford Hon. w.
II. Blair, of Centre; Hon. G. r. William
son, Of Delaware; N. p. Sawyer, Of Ale
ghany.
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NOYNERS SULPHUR WATER,
~ PROM
CONVERTS SPRING

BOTETOURT COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
COYNBR'S SULPHUR WATER Is held In the
highest repute by those who have Ii al the oppor-
tunity Of testing It's efficacy.
The great powers OF these waters have been
clearly established In large number OF cases For
many diseases they are almost = specific, snch ~
and ERuPTIONS, FEMALE COMPLAINTS, PLY,
SICAL DEBILITY, OBSTINATE D,nEhsrEys o az
THE BOWELS attended with TORPlDiTn, r ~
TI0NS.
hottie OF this water drank before breakfast viii
be found OF great advantage to the general health
for, beside giving healthy action TO the liver, II
viii be found u mild, safe, and gentle aperient,
strengthening the tone OF the stomach and I'M
proving the appetite.
The propretors have had this water securely bot
tied at the Spring and offer II with confidence to
the public. =,
Price per case OF two dozen quart bottles, $50.
Orders enclosing the amount will BIO promptly at
PURCELL, LADD 4 CO., Druggists
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Ex.Postma.ter FovIer's Case.

WASHINGTON, July G.-Attorney-Gcne
raj Speed has directed the District Attor-
ncy to enter nolle proseq,d in the case
against Isaac Fowler, the defaulting post
master of this city. Under this proceed
ing, Fowler will be permitted to return
from Mexico, where he has been living
como x-porS
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DRUGS. MEDICINES, go.

A CHALLENGE TO THE WORLD
n LrONARD'S DIARRHEA MIXTURE.-This
celebrated mixture for Darrh9a stands unrivall.d.
Ii may be given to an infant In safety. IL IL mild
and soothing, allaying the severest pain immedi.
atey, and chez ks th disease the shortest notice
Price, ONE DOLLAR per bottle.
For sale by DRUGGISTS generally. jc pts
CODE SULPHIS, CALCIS SULPHIS.
- The attention the medical profession Ia called
to these new chemical agents, both OF which are
highly recommended In cases Of YEASTf WON'T
ING. The former Is also used locally as wash
i'm that spscies Of apthous sore mouth which IL at.
tributed to parasitic vegetable.
MEADE h BAKER, Apothecaries,
10 u Ninth md Franklin streets.
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Escape OF q Criminal.

NEW YORK, July 5.-Lamcrande, the
alleged absconding French cashier, under
arrest and on examination for extradition,
on Tuesday induced the deputy marshal
to enter hotel, where he was druggcd,
and Lamerande escaped.
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,.iII hiL;ADkLrnIA, July 5.-A convention Of
,",''aa Presidents is in session here. A
,nnI ,u''t'Ge was appointed yesterday to
a"';t Congress and demonstrate
r,3 .'''s' the duty upon iron and steel rails
IN POSED r,,' by the tariff. 1t reported to-day
IdS 'a,'. oi the proposed action, which was
p'ea after long debate. 1851.
yc,,i .oi'mlttee Of five was appointed to in
I,n;es gaze the new process invented by
,rryis. .. Robbins, Of New York, for pre-
"s railroad and other timber.
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WASHINGTON, July 6.-Mr. Fessenden,
in the Senate to-day, reported the Tax
bill as agreed upon by the conference COM
mittec. The report gave rise to considera-
bic debate, especially the item fixing
the tax upon cotton at three cents per
pound. The report having been concurred
in, the bill now goes to the President.
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PURCELL, LADD K Co, Druggists
iea-lm General Agents. Richmond, '
HEALING SPRINGS WATER,
Ill PROM THE
HEALING SPRINGS,
HEAIINU SFKiNUS,
RATU COUNTY. VIRGINIA.


The proprictors OF these highly ceiebrated
Springs have, in view Of meeting the demand OF
the public, had the water carefully bottled NJ the
Spring, as heretofore, In such manner a. to pre-;
serve It's virtues and characteristics "a whsn used
ST the fountain.
II, properties are we'll known, and experience
has proved It's great value in the following dis
eases which have been cured by it's use scr"inla,
Erysipeas, Torpidity Of the Liver, Dyspepsia; Aph
tina or Thrush, OIGna ian offensive discharge
from the nostri lntractable Diseases Of the SKIN,
Paralysis, Bronchial Affections, Enlarged Pros.
trate Gland, Enlargement Of the Spleen, Urinary
Deposits rrtablily Of the Bladder Diseases OF tn"
kidneys, Spinal Irritation, Neuralgia, Rhenma.
tism, Diseases 81 Females, Chronic ophihaimic
Affections, whether dependent upon strnnons or
other dyscrasia OF the body and In all degenerat.
and morbid conditions Of the Eye from neglected
price, TEN DOLLARS per case Of one dozen
In II. lion bottles Orders enclosing this aidount
will receive prompt attention..
DESCRIPTIVE PAMPHLETS, containing ceri'
dcates OF cures. and highly interesting letter, from
most respectable sources, and other Information,
can b. had ON application Ia B. A. PORTER, Heal
ing springs. Bath county Va, orto
PURCELL, LADD CO., Druggists,
General Agents for the sale OF the Water.
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The Railroad Convention.

PHILADELPHIA, July 6.-The convcn-
ton of railroad presidents in this city
have memoralizcd Congress, demonstrating
against the duty on iron and steel rails I'M
posed by the new tariff.
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Sales of BsRv during the last week 81 sGe,
gross, for fair to good supply Of cattle nov OH
hand very common. '...s t.'
SEAL.-From - To - = hesd.
sHsfp.-lIse grnss, for very good TO prime
fair SHEEP y Aa.s p head fos very good To prime
Hoas.-9iigaii. 80. nett, according TO equality ana
weight. Market rather dali, owing partly 10 the
warm weather.
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Fire i'm Cherry Valley. n. Y.

NEW YORK, July Gall the buildings
on the north side of the street in Cherry
Valley, n. Y, were burned last night.
The loss is from seventy-fvc to one hun
drcd thousand dollars.
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INSTRUMENTS,
POCKET CASES,
MEDICAL SADDLE-BAGs,
MEDICAL CHESTS, for sale by
JOHN W. RIsON.
ie6 Main and Third streets.
SEA BATHING AT COBBS
- IsT AVN Tho propyta toyS of COByB ISLAND
Main and Third streets.

SEA BATHING AT COBB,S
- IsLAND.-The proprie,0rs 81 C0BBs isLAn .,y
having had erected during the past spring Nbw
BUILDING containing n spaeiou. dinins, fs am
that will seat comfortably two hundred ana u,y
persons and entirely Tsntted and improves All .ns
fornler premises, will be prepared 10 receive 'Ni-
tors on the 18th OF June. - - u... -
COBB'S ISLAND Is. situated on INC eoasl OF
Northampton county, Va, eight miles iistah rom
the main land, and about twenty miles NORM OF
Cape Charles. . q. ro,,. ~
f,sbion win some OF The older sea. bathing resorts,
il pressnts salnbrity OF atmosphere ana suft Tor
bathing wbich cannot BIO surpassed, whlist Inc Pc
sniiar facilities II possesses Tor boating cunning,
md ching. are not eq Jailed on this continent.
pas..ngsrs nom Rishm0nd will take the james
River steamers, AZ 10 connect with the steamer
,rhich touches at old Point for Ch~rrystone NON
DAY. WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY nORNlN0s.
On arriving at Chenystons labout 10 A. u !, con
yayanees win be ready to take them NJ once seross
the peninsula tsbont I've milesl. 10 Nottingham
Landing, where q new wharf oysr three hundred
wards I'm length has been erected, from whence
they will be conveyed to the island I'm = safe and
spacious boat built this spring expressly foT the
purpose. reaching there In time for dinner.
Every effort viii be made to add 70 the popularity
this place has already attained and the propristors
refer TO their numerous friends In Maryland ana
Virginia In regard TO their efforts 10 please.
Parties desiring 70 engage rooms can esdress
iy s-dlotkoodsv Northampton county, Va.
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saished Gentlemen Oh an Ex.
>, eurhlOn.

,,rn, ,kESS MONROE, July 5.-The gunboat
VII with Secretaries Seward and
lluIn Commodore Radford, Senator Doc
j.s - ana others, arrived here last even
10 .m ,''ul ashington Oh an excursion trip
ilDtI5, T., The sea breeze. They proceeded
nroi ~, L,iHabeth river short distance, and
jny .,,a IN Hampton Roads till this morn.
''f' When they returned.
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Destructive Fire I'm Indiana.

LAwRENcEBuRG, IND., July G.-Twenty-
one buildings were destroyed by fire here
yesterday, involving a loss of one hundred
thousand dollars.
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Fire I'm neutrality-suspicious. Loss
OF Life.

PHILADELPHIA, July 5.-McFadden &
Bakers saw-mill, in the rear of Fourth,
below Race street, was burned this after,
noon. The walls, six stories high, fell to
the ground. 1t is reported that several
persons are buried in the ruins. Two fire.
men were carried off seriously injured.
The amount of loss is not yet ascertaincd.
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The Emperor Napoleon has signiAed his
intention Of being present ut the expert.
ments of the submarine torpedoes invented
by Lieutenant Maury, and has fixed an
early day for his visit to Villcnenve Saint
Georges for the purpose.
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Burning OF the Steamboat Baltimore.

NEW YORK, July G.-The steamboat
Baltimore was burned by the fire which
destroyed the depot at the New Haven
steamboat pier. The total loss exceeds
five hundred thousand dollars.
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EVENING DISPATCHES.

Special telegram to the Richmond Dispatch.
Hon. X. Barnwell Rhett not Assassi'
mated.
WASHINGTON, July 6.-Thc telegram
published in the northern papers of yester-
day announcing the assassination of Hon. r.
Barnwcll Rhctt, of South Carolina, is erro-
neous. The gentleman murdered was his
brother Benjamin, Charleston merchant.
CAPITOL.
1.-THE paragraph alluded to may be found
in another column of to-day's Disrdtch.l
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No EXTRA SESSIONS Stone,
of Iowa, announces that he will not call an
extra session Of the Legislature, at least
at present, and that tho Governors OF ILL.,
nois and Wisconsin, will do as he does,
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The Fenians-Gsnsral Sweeney Dc.
tends Himself and Lays Down new
Plans. =
NEW YORK, July 7.-Gcneral Sweeney
publishes an address TO the Fenians, In
which he defends his course In the recent
raid on Canada. He recomnlends the re-
organization Of tho circles and the 70 rma.
ton Of military companies by the mem-
be, under their chosen leaders. He dates
the address at st. Adams, July 4.
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The Eight.Hour Movement.

BosTON, July 3.-The Boston Caulkers'
Association and other organizations of me-
chanics held meeting at Faneuil Hall last
evening in favor of the eight-hour move
mont
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Schooner Burned.

NEW ORLEANS, July 3.-The schooner
Eugenia, with four hundred bales of cot
ton, was burned in lower Mobile bay on
the 3Oth ultimo. No lives were lost.
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Return OF the Statue OF Washington
stolen by Hunter.

WASHINGTON, July 6.-The statue of
General Washington taken from the Vir-
ginia Military Institute by General Hunter
in his raid up the Valley two years ago
was sent back yesterday by the National
Express to Lexington, Va.
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Frost I'm South Carolina,

AUGUSTA, July 4.-Therc was frost in
Pickens district, South Carolina, last night.
Hard story to believe just now.]