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"UnquestionsbIy the best sustained
work of the kind IN the World"
HARPER'S
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
Critical Notices of the Press.

Crltlcal NOllces vi INC iess'
The most popular Monthly in the world.
--TNew York Observer.
We must refer in terms of eulCgy TO the
high tone and varied excellences Uf Har-
per's Magazine-a journal with n monthly
circulate on of about tlf9 900 copies-in
whose pages are to be found some of tho
choicest light and general reading OF The
day. We speak OF this work as IN evil
dence Of the culture of the American Peo-
pie and the popularity 1t has acquired is
merited. Each number contains FULLY l4i
pages Of reading matter, appropriately IL
Iuslrated with good woodcuts !; and st
combines in itsell the racy monthly and
the more philosophical quarterly blended
with the best features of the daily journal.
1t has great power in the dissemination Of
love of pure literature [Trgbuer's
Guide to American Literature, London.
We can account for its success only by
tho simple fact that it meets precisely the
popular taste, furnishing variety Of
pleasing and in'tructive reading for all
lZion's Herald, Boston.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-12-19

Tue immigration to Mime.
sofa this year is immense
Three hundred and fifty wag-
ons have passed over the
bridge at st. Paul since April,
with 1000 persons. Thousands
have come by rail and steamer.
1t is estimated that, in the
Sauk valley above, one
hunlred miles northwest of
St. Paul, 10000 persons have
settled this spring; and still
they come. The average at
Winona, of immigrants passing
to the back country at one time
was 100 per day. Other points
have received their share also.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-12-19
IIARPER's WEEKLY, ono year, "a 90
"A Repository Of Fashion, Pleasure,
and instruction"
HARPLR'S BAZAAR.

IL 4ALtI IAlO - biAA.A ll'
The Publishers will commclca, on No
vember let, the issue OF lIARPER's BARAR,
u weekly Illustrated Family journal do
votcd TO Fashion and IIoiue Literature.
Theii aim is twn-fo!d : to supply the ey.
sting need of a Weekly Fashion Newspa-
per, and to combine thercwitha II first class
literary journal which will bo indisp9n-
sab le TO every honSchol |.
Arrangements have b2en made, Of an
immense cost. with the most celebrated of
the Fashion Papers Of Europe, o,pcrilly
with the famous Bazaar of Berlin, when
supplies the leading fashions to the lead
ing journals of Paris, to furnish the samo
to them in advance, 81 that heueofOrth The
fashions Will appear in lIARpER's BA2AR
simultaneously with their publication in
Paris and Bcrlin--an advantage enjoyed
by no other Journal in tn country.
The patrons Of llAErrH's Bazaar viii re-
ceive every fortnight laree pattern late :,
continuing from forty to fifty full fixed
patterns of ladies', misses, and childrcu's
bonnets, cloaks, dresses, under chtling,
and other nriicl :. accompanied with tSs
necessary descriptions and din ections, and
occasionally an elegant Colored Fashion
Plate ol the size Of llARpER's WEEkLY.
HARPER's BAzAE will contain ~ flio
pages Of the size Of lIarrer's Weekly,
printed on superfne cNlendered paper, and
will be published weekly.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-12-19

The conservatives" of Nor
fork, Va, held a meeting on the
I'd inst to organize a "white
mans party" One Of the speak
ers was Ex-gOv. Vance Of n. G..
who (says the telegraphic re-
port) &was very severe on the
radical orators in the south,
and charged them with engen-
dering hatred between the
white and black races"
OF course, organizing a
white mans party" is his way
of producing harmony between
those race8!-[N Neae York. Ti-
June.
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The question with some per,
sons as to whether a check,
draft or order, for the payment
Of a sum of money, drawn other,
mise Maa at Sight on on demand.
should be provided with a two
or five cent stamp, has been
decided by Commissioner Roll
LlNs at Washington, who says
that such paper is liable to
stamp tax at the rate of five
cents for each one hundred dol
lars or fractional part thereof.
Should any one violate the law
in this respect, he is made IL
able to arrest, and a fine of fifty
dollars for each offense.
--<SS--
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-12-19

GEO. B. WILL Is now in Gin.
cinnati buying another large
stock of goods for j. Il. WILL.
GEORGE knows just what kind
of goods to buy for the people.
They have dealt with him so
long that he never fails to
please them. Look ont for one
Of the..choicest selections ever
brought to Macarthur.
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Terms I.

HARPEE's BAzAG one ycaI s4
An extra Copy of either the Magazine,
Weekly, or Bazlr will no supplied gntis
for every Club of Five Subscribers at 81 %
each in ono remittance; or Six Copies fer
500 co.
Back numbers can be supplied at any
time.
-. Subscriptions sent from British
North American Provinces must bo sc-
companicd with 90 cents additional 10
prepay United States Postage. Address
HARPER & BROTHERS,
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IN twenty years England has
doubled her school capacity.
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General News.

A. II. DAvgNPoET, the actor,
died in New Orleans recently.
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Affairs In New orleans-Mexico.

Affairs In New decentralization.
New ORLEANS, July l. Lieutenant
Dewey, Of the Twenty-eighth United
States Cavalry, arrived yesterday from
Indianola, Texas, with yellow fever, and
died at the St. Charles Hotel last night
This is the only new case reported.
The terms of Sheridan's order extending
the time for registration indefinitely ex.
cites severe editorial comment from the
Picayt7le.
The same paper closes an culogium on
Macmillan as follows:
"But if, as an independent and self-go-
verniDg power, Mexico has one friend left
among civilized nations, we cannot con
ceive which it is. The very name O.
Mexico must be obliterated from the rol
Of nations, and its Indians, like Seminoles
and Camanches, be driven to their holes
in the mountains, there to perish out O
the earth, or we mistake the feeling of the
American and all other people,
The Times says the receipts of the city
treasury average 100000 per day since the
Mayors proclamation declaring some o
the city notes fraudulent. 1t seems (
have stimulated the taxpayers, who ottel
premium for the" fraudulent" notes.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-General Gustav
is vaguely reported to have been killed
with small party of cavalry by the In
dians. At the last reliable accounts from
him he was. at the forks of Republican
river ready to pursue the Indians.
Horace Greeley IS before the Judiciary
Committee to-day.
An extra session Of the Cabinet is being
held to-day. The Republicans hold a
caucus tomorrow night.
Neither the President nor heads Of de-
partments will send messages or reports to
Congress unless specially called for.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-Mr. Greeley left
for home this evening. His evidence be-
fore the Judiciary Committee did not
strengthen impeachment.
The internal reEenue receipts to-day
we're 52,0l4,000.
Judge Wayne, Of the Supreme Court, is
very sick.
Seven-thirty bonds bearing date August
10th, 1864, will be converted into 5-2O's.
The June and July issues are not con-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-02
The Surratt Trial.


WASHINGTON, July 1.-Weichmann's
evidence was concluded to-day. The fol-
lowing occurred during the cross-exami-
nation:
Witness remembered remark made at
table the morning after the assassination
that "the death Of Abraham Lincoln was
nothing more than the death Of negro in
the army"
@. Who said that
A. Anna Surratt.
@. Did you tell that at the assassination
trial?
A. did not.
@. Why did you not!
a. Because l had too much sympathy
for the poor girl.
g. Why do you tel! it now, then?
A. Because you draw it out of ne, and
because I have been kunted down and
prosecuted for the last two years On ac-
count Of these people.
Dr.. Mcmillan, surgeon Of the ship by
which Surratt escaped from Canada, took
the stand, and said Surratt expressed
fears Of detectives. He made marvellous
statements Of trips to Richmond and other
incidents, but nothing duplicating him i'll
the ASA ssinatiOn.
DR.. McMiilan's testimony was not con-
Guided when the court adjourned.
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REPUTATION OR PAYMENT OF THE PUBLIC

REPUTATION OR PAYMENT OF THE PUBLIC
DEET WITH LEGAL-TENDER MoNEY.-The
Federal Union, published at Rochester,
MINI, says in its issue of the 22d instant
GA very intelligent gentleman, con.
nccted with prominent business house in
Milwaukee, and decided Republican in
politics, proclaimed it as his ownssopinion in
this city few days since that Reputation
Of the bonds and paper money issued by
the Federal Government was inevitable,
and that proposition, if submitted to the
people Of Wisconsin tomorrow, to pay OF
rcpudiate, would be decided in favor Of the
latter alternative"
liquidation or paying of, the public
debt with legal-tcnders arc the alternatives
that by common consent are being pre-
sentcd for public consideration.
No reputation, but the payment Of the
debt in The money Of the country, should
be the rallying cry Of every citizen who is
not within the circle Of the favored class
whose capital is exempt from the burthens
of the support Of the Goycrnment.-Cin
cinnati Enquirer.
1t is really surprising how rapidly thi:
scheme is growing in favor. We should
not lie surprised if it were to ovcrshadoN
the reconstruction question next winter
Anything that will furnish the Radical!
with business enough to employ their tins
and keep their hands OIL us will be agree
able to the southern people.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-02

THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY PROTESTANT
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-At the commence
ment last week, says the National Repnb-
Hcan, Thomas 3. Dudley, Jr., promising
| member Of the senior class, pronounced a
discourse upon ThfTrue and False Sys-
tens OF Christian Asceticism," logical
and learned production. The Valedictory
Address from the same gentleman closed
the exercises Of Thursday.
The following gentlemen were then pre-
scented to Ri. Rev. John Johns, Bishop of
Virginia, to be admitted as deacons.
Thomas U. Dudley, Jr., Of Virginia; Ho-
race C. Hayden, of Maryland; Walter G..
Hullihen, of Virginia: N. II. Lewis, of
Virginia and w. B. Stewart, OF Pennsyl-
vania.
After prayer and promises of fidelity by
the candidates, the Bishop, laying his hands
on the head Of each one of them, said:
"Take thou authority to execute the
Office Of a. deacon in the Church Of God
committed with thee, in the name Of the
Father and Of the Son and Of the Holy
Ghost;
The Scriptures we're then delivered to
the new ministers, with power to preach
the gospel and the ordination exercises
were concluded by few words Of exhorta.
ton delivered by Bishop Johns to the
newly-consccrated dcacons.
This seminary takes deservedly high
rank among the theological institutions of
the country, and it is the leading religious
school of the Protestant Episcopal Church
in the southern States.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-02
The Markets.

New YORK, July IA. M.-Stocks
strong. Money, per cent. Gold, 1881.
52O's, '62, coupons, 11O5a01l0A. Flour,
l5@25c. lower. Wheat, Bose. lower.
Corn quiet. Pork heavy at s20.9o9s2l.
Lard dull at ll1a@l25s. Cotton dull at
2615. Turpentine firm at Gle. Rosin dull
at $3.50 for common. Sterling exchs 7ge !:
Time, HOB: sight, 110k@1l05s.
NEW YORK, July Up. M-Flour dull !;
State, s7@SI1 !; southern, s9.759l5.50 !;
wheat and corn dull; mixed western corn,
new, 81 .050s1 .0s: old, SLIP. Pork firm
at s2O.95@S2l. Lard dull. Cotton dull !;
sales 900 bales at 26Lc.; freights firm.
Gold: 1851.
BALTIMORE, July Flour unchanged,
in favor Of buyers. New white wheat,
1925. White corn, s1.O6; inferior white
corn, 9Oc.; yellow, Sl.O6gsl.OS. Oats,
S4@s6c. Provisions, whisky, and coffee
unchanged. Sugar firm.
CINCINNATI, July Flour dull and a
shade lower; family, sl2@sl3. Wheat
nominal: a lot Of new red sold at $3.50. Corn
dull; No. l, 74@75c. Whisky steady.
Bulk meats in demand at S@lOc. Bacon
held at 914c. for shoulders, l2Ac. for
clear Sides
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-02
Death of Macmillan Confirmed.

WASHINGTON, July IAN extract from
a dispatch received at the Navy Depart
ment, dated Vera Cruz, June 25th, signed
f. A. Rose, commander, is as follows:
Macmillan was shot on the 10Th. |
have begged for his corpse for the Aus
trian captain, but was refused.
"The city Of Mexico fell on the goth.
Vera Cruz holds out on account of the
foreign legion. Diaz orders no acceptance
Of a surrender"
"SoUTnwEsT Pass, La, June 20.
{" To the austrian Minister at Washington
81 have just come in, and telegraph
you of the condemnation and execution OF
Macmillan. President Juarez refuses to
deliver up his body.
[Signed1 "M. THIBAULT,
"Captain Austrian Navy"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-02
Report of the Tobacco Market.
TOBACCO EXCHANGE,


RICHMOND. July l, 1867. S
Breaks and receipts small. Market anima-
ted and prices fully up TO quotations, with an
upward tendency. Below we give the trans
actions: liz hogsheads, l6 tierces, and Is boxes
offered, and sold rs follows:
MASUFACTURISG TOBACCO.
Lags.-Common to medium dark working,
49, so to 81; good dark working, IS to IS sun.
cured, common, IS to $40; sun-cured, good,
$40 to SIS coalcured, common, IS to $40 !;
coal-cured, bright, Sl2 to 800 coal cured, fan.
cy, $50 to 345.
Lenf.-Common dark working, rs to 50
medium dark working, $40 to Sl2; good dark
working, $ll to $l4; fine and wrapping, sl5 to
sao cured, sl5 to se5 and $50; yellow
wrappers, common, $50 to s3s; y SeiloW. Strap
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
Laaos.-Tery common and heavy weights,
s. to $3.50; medium, 81 to $3.50; good' %
to SIS. 900
Leaf.-Englsh shipping, sl6 to $50 and s26
continental shipping, $l2 to SIS and s22.
sTEMMISG TOBACCO.
Lenf.-Common, $40 to sl3; good, sl2 to SIS
fms, SIC to $50 and So.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-02

THE PORES ALLocuTIoS.-The Pope on
Friday delivered his allocution to the as
semblcd clergy. He praised the zeal the
Bishops had exhibited in coming to Rome
and their attachment to the See. He said
that the example Of the union Of the
Church to celebrate the canoniZation Of
the martyrs and the eighteenth centennial
Of the martyrdom OF St. Peter would
show its enemies the immense power of
the Church. The Pope also confirmed the
condemnation of errors Of October 20,
1865, and expressed desire to convoke at
an early day council TO repair the evils
which Cypress the Church. It is asserted
that the number of Bishops who have ar
rived in Rome amounts to $50, and that Of
priests to $4,000. Among them were five
American Archbishops aud twenty-five
Bishops. The American clergy, when re-
ccived by the Pope, presented to him
100000 in gold. Archbishop Spalding,
of Baltimore, and Archbishop Purcell, of
Cincinnati, are on the committee to pre-
pare reply to the Pope's allocution. 1t
is expected that the council referred to in
the Pope's allocution will meet in No
vember.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-02

4 FRENCH PAPER MILL.-In an out
building an exhibitor from Wurtemhurg
has erected machine for manufacturing
paper from wood, which appears perfect.
sad which must have cost al enormous
sum to bring 10 Paris, for it occupies the
large, and is the most extensive machine
in the whole exhibition. a tree cut into
convenient blocks is put in at the top Of
this mountain OF continuous and gradually
descending rollers ard grinders, and comes
out quite rapidly at your feet in the shape
Of line white soft pulp, ready to be press
ed into any form Of paper desired.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-02
A ChiId.s Throat Cuf.

SoNERv1LLE, N. j., June 90 This
morning about halfpast o'clock Jake
Van Arsdalc murdered little son Of nv.
Andrew Beard, living about three miles
sonth Of this place. The child's throat
was cut from ear to car. The boy went to
Van Arsdale's room to call him to break
fast, when he jumped out Of bed, seized
tho child, and committed The terrible deed.
Van Arsdalc tried hard 10 escape, but was
'ovcrtaken and brought to this place. He
is now lodged in the county Jail.
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Observation-Disclosures H'S-
trt'' conservation Saw.

N3s"'N ',,,irqc to arrive by every train.
Ca1..@- - fer rom the West came in to,
Eehi ~ '.,.,s these report others now on
Jay. and arc confident that aquorum
,heir %@I Il @mrcs viii be in Washington on
Il baA But ,here are limitations in
Tc&a'>""N +haf :. Is not 50 certain that
~ 55~..r,.o,.a,.c members vii all be in
.&oi. G': .>oe,sr.caa members now are an
~. ,1,. :dtl supplementary to the
'ec-@.. .- w.. acts ought 70 be passed to
-r,a1 .n,r,y the powcrs Of The military
5a.7e &C.. In, TIC way and form are yet
.-tn determined upon
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-02

THE CROPS IN GEoRGIA.-A Sea Island
planter Of Georgia writes that wheat and
corn are doing finely, but unfortunately
too much attention has been given to cot
ton: and he adds that the recent heavy
rains have started up grass to such an ex-
tent that planters are somewhat anxious.
The crop, however, it is thought, will ex-
coed the last by half million bales.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-02

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the last three
days there has been other arrivals Of land
buyers, or rather agents, exploring the
country with view to buy lands. One
gentleman, representing community of
Moravians in Pennsylvania, expresses
himself well pleased with the Roanoke
lands, and states that he expects that
himself and friends will purchase a score
or more of rms.-R0Qn0ke Times.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-02
Foreign News.

PARIS, July 1.-The Sultan Of Turkey
arrived here yesterday.
LONDON. July 1-Noon.-Consols, 94ll4.
Bonds, 7234.
LoSnoS, July 1-2 P. M.-Market IN
altered.
LONDON, July 1-Evening.-Consols'
94ls. United States bonds unchanged: ;,
LIVERPOOL, July l-Noon.-Cotton dull
and unchanged; estimated sales, 5000
bales. Breadstufis firm. Corn, 3ss. Pro-
visions unchanged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-02

Norfolk has done nobly. The gallant old
town has registered the largest white vote
ever recorded, and has yet some two hun
drcd to come forward before the Boards of
Revision. Let her receive the applause
she deserves, and at the same time let the
Councils look TO their BOOKS 10 find ,ohere
he odd Mousnnd negroes came FROM
Firgiuian.
The negroes were about $50 ahead in
Norfolk when the registry was closed.
Bnt the Day Book thinks several hundred
negroes names will be stricken from the
rolls.
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ReEissratfou Items.

In Catawba district, Roanoke county,
lis whites and twenty-eight blacks have
registered.
IN Salem district (samo county,, up to
Friday evening, there were 10 whites and
so blacks registered.
IN Lynchburg, up to Saturday night,
total number Of blacks registered, 926 !;
whites, $50.
At Campbell Courthouse to P. NJ. Fri
day: whites 1872, blacks 1871.
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JAMES g. BOSHER, AGENT AND
81 COLLECTOR INGnRANGR BROKEN. ANU

TAMES G. BOSHER, AGENT AND
y COLLECTOR, INSURANCE BROKER. AND
CONVEY AECBR.-Ths subscriber Offers his SER
vices to the public In all either Of the above
capacities Be will undertake any service In which
the Intervention Of an agent is required VIII de-
vote 'pectai attention to the renting out OF houses
adjusting settlement and collection OF all monsyed
claims, arrange and provide issu, rance to any eH-
tent on buildings stocks OF merchandise, house,
hold furniture, and other property against loss or
damage by IRE examins titles to real estate. pre-
pare all relating to the same and other
contracts, or agreements.
Respectfully so!ioits Ihs encouragement OF his
friends and the public and will manifest his an.
probation OF their favoTs by an energetic and
faithful attention to tn cir interests.
ONCE At present with ROBERT q. B6SHRR, on
Ninth street south of Main. Address box 49,.
Refers, by permission. TO Msssrs. HARRISON. God
din & apperson. Charles T. Workman CO., Bree-
den Fox, Elicit & Royster, Blair / Mckinney,
Samuel C. Greonhow, E,q.. Thomas b.. Bigger.
Esd A. Belvin. ESQ.,, James honas, il, rsq.,
Franklin Stsarns, ESQ, Judge William W. Crump.
Ia 2S-2w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-02

MAsoH1cALLY ExpLA1SED.--An obScry-
ing man explains that the better treat
meat which President Johnson IS now re-
cciyin" is owing 10 the fact that, instead
OF '' singing around the circle" he is now
travelling on the square This comes
from the East.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-02
Arrest or CounteTfeiters.

BosToN, July 1.-Two men charged with
counterfeiting five-franc pieces were ar
rested to-day. They used pistols in re-
sisting, but did not succeed in injuriDg the
officers,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-02
Commerce Of Wilmington.

WILMINGTON, N. c., July l.-Drring
the month of June scventy-fve vessels ar
rived at this port; the largest number
which has arrived in any month in the last
two years. All secured cargoes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-02

PERsoNAL.-Among the visitors at the
examination at the Theological Seminary
on yesterday we noticed Thomas L. Dud-
ley, Esq; who has for so many years ably
and faithfully discharged the duties of
Grand Treasurer Of the Grand Lodge Of
Virginia Of T. \. .M.-AlerQuol,'in Journal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-02
Obituary.

PORTSMOUTH, n. H., July Rear Ad-
miral George T. Pearson died to-day, aseo
sixty-eight years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-02

The London Times, in speaking Of Ho-
race Greeley going on jeff. DaVis's bond,
says:
ellis conduct is alike creditabic to his
humanity and bis political Judgment. lie
has taken the lead in showing generosity
to fallen opponent, and by so doing he
has done more to restore union between
the North and South than could have been
done by score of ultra Republican ora
tons"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-02

Freedmen OH the Mobile Police:
MOBILE, July Five freedmen were
appointed policemen this morning by
Mayor Horton, and sworn in.