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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-19
EARD W ar. r.
II a Ks I'd We A e E.

We have now in store a fun line Of
Patent Red jacket Azss;
straub's Patent AXIS;
AIann's Patent and regular Axes;
Grain and Coal Shovels;
Patent Cross-Out Saws;
Wood and Hand Saws
Meat Cutters and Suffers;
ShOvels and Spades
Coal Holds;
Sho7els and Tongs-
Closing out below cost;
American and English Cutlery;
Butcher Knives, Saws, Choppers. &C.
Cotton and Wool Cards
Builders Hardware;
Carpenter and Cooper Tools;
Chain Pumps, &c.
AT' LATEST REDUCED PRICES
FOR CASH.
FRED. 2. STRAUB & IL.
No. "a MAIN STREET,
oc22 dtfI Bet. Second and Third Streets.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-19
PHAhON's "PAPHI4E LOTIOF5'
For BeEuglfylng the skin ana Com,
pleXi0m.

Removes al Eruphon8, TrecE PIN
pies, Moth BlOtcbes, Tau, etc. aur suIe
the skin SQft, fair, and btQ0Ulaig.
For Ladies Ia the Nursery DO ave
able.
For Gentlemen after Shawn
equal
Paphian Lotion rs the II, r8
remedy Tor diseases ana bAer nos
Skin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-18
MANCHESTER ITEMS.

EPISCOPAL CHuRcH.-A meeting OF those
interested in the establishment of an Epis-
copal church in Manchester was held at the
Masonic Hall few evenings ago. The Rev.
Mr.. Kepler presided, and remarks were
made by the Rev. DR.. Minnigerode and Rev.
Mr.. Dashiell. 1t is proposed to erect o
plain chapel, the funds for which are over
one-half now in hand, or can be procured at
short notice. For the remainder they con-
fidently appeal to the friends of religion
everywhere. Rev. Mr.. Kepler, as far as
his time would allow, has been laboring
faithfully with q small but jealous flock at
the Masonic Hall, where services have been
held once or twice month, and sometimes
ofte ner, for the last two years. We learn
that the Episcopal State Mission Association
has, however, been appealed to, and recog-
nizing the necessity Of the case, have en-
gagged the Rev. Mr.. Hammond, who will il
future, until further notice, hold religious
services every Sabbath OF the Masonic Hall,
on Fifth street.
SUNDAY SCHOOL PIc-EIc.-The Manches-
ter Baptist Sunday schoo! propose holding
q picnic in the course of two weeks. Ihls
school, under the superintendency of DR.. l..
r. Chiles, assisted by K. D. Hogan, IS In
fourishing condition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-18

AN EXTRAORDINARY CURIOSITY. - The
Montreal Gazette says: A wonderful old
document is at present in Canada, being
nothing less than the skin or parchment
signed two hundred and thirty years ago by
the Scottish people, and known IS the
National Covenant Of Scotland" Tho
substance Of the deed is written in firm:
beautiful hand, almost unique in its kind.
The signatures Of the noblemeu Including
the famous Montrose) and many Of the
others are very distinct, as also are those
covered with the blood of their subscribers,
while the whole parchment is in good
state of preservation.
This celebrated old document is without
doubt relic of the troublous times which
gave il existence. No era of Scotland's his
tory claims more interest or presents greater
charms than the memorable year 1888,
when, on the lst of March, its vigorous and
high-minded people, oppressed by restric-,
tions on their religious liberty, and reused
to resistance by the attempts Of the hing
and his ambitious prelate to violate their
consciences by forcing upon them liturgy
utterly opposed to their Presbyterian notion
Of simple worship, rose up en- masse, and
with unanimity of views and feelings un-
paralleled, subscribed the National Cove
nant of Scotland.
For the past seventy years the document
has been in the possession of family OF
the name of Henderson, into whose grand
fathers hands it came when he was the se-
nior Cameronian pastor in Scotland.
The existence of the document Is well
known in the United Kingdom, where, in
most Of the principal towns and places, it
has been shown.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-18

FIRE ON CHURCH HILL.-At quarter to l
o'clock yesterday morning flames burst forth
from wood-shed in the rear Of the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Susan Reed, corner Of Twen-
ty-eighth and Broad streets, Church Hill.
The wind being unfavorable, before the
alarm had reached the police station the
dwelling of Mrs. Reed was on fire, and
burned with fearful rapidity, threatening
to lay whole row of frame buildings in
ashes. The fremen we're late on the ground,
owing to the difficulty found in getting their
engines up the hill, and even after the
steamer had arrived, there was trouble about
getting good stream. Once at work, how
ever, the fire brigade did good service, and
the flames were soon quenched.
Mrs. Reeds house was nearly destroyed,
and her furniture slightly damaged. Both
were insured in the Virginia Fire and Marine
Insurance Company-the latter for $4,000,
and the former for $500. The adjoining tene-
ment, owned by Mr.. Robert b. Craddock,
and occupied by Mr.. William Reed, was
seriously damaged. No insurance. Messrs.
Reed and Craddock both had their furni-
ture badly used in removing it when the
confagration bore its most threatening Us
pect.
This fire was undoubtedly the work of
some diabolical incendiary, as may be in
ferred from the fact that there had been no
fire about the premises since late in the af-
ternoon, and fire was not used at all in the
building first in q blaze.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-18

LIGHTNING FREAKs.-The lightning in
this county lately has paid little or no at
tention to the conductors which have been
placed on houses to protect them. About
two months ago the house of Mr.. Z. Foun.
tain, having two rods on it, was struck, and
on Monday week the house Of Mr.. Mccoy,
at Wheatland, on the Newmarket road, met
with the same fate. This building has
three rods.-Cam5ridge (Md.) Democrat.
This has happened over and over again.
Rods evidently protect building to very
limited extent. If the fluid strikes them,
they will convey it to the ground. But
their attractive power is about equal to that
Of tobasso stick.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-18

NJ. Mander, John P: Madden, John Mann J. R.
Maemur,do' John. John Mackie, Mile, T; Mathew Z.
dorr r. q: Mitchell, John B. Miller; Dan Minor,
Alex Moseiy. Austin Morriss, A. Morris. Francis
Morrison, J. J. Moore. John A. Mosby. Jno. Nor
ton, 2; II. Montague, Wm. J; Morris; Henry Montz
~, John n. Moore, John t. Murdoch, Richard
Murphy, Samuel Mundy.
Mc.1C.J McCormek, J: \. Mcyetgh:
A. N. Newell, James u. Norris, I. NJ Norveii,
ON. 8 0'Connors, Tom osdy, A. ostooele, VIM.
PA. d. Page, Edward G. Parson, G. Patter-
son, j. r. Parkson. W. A. Patterson, John Peek,
YIN; J. Peake ( Co., Lyas Plnkerd William s.
Pitcher %, Jos. W. Pledge J. B. Poyner, VIM. II.
Powell. Daniel Pryar. John J. Prosser.
Q.-B. /. Quarles, Thomas Quarlcs.
Thomas Redd ". Kedd lcolored), S: Reese, J. B.
Robertson & Co.. c. G. Robinson. Henry Rober-
son. II. c. Robertson, jeffrey j. Robertson: Jeffer-
son KOger 1amSS F.
gers.
S:-A. C. Saunders, A. W. Sale, R. II. sarray,
min Scott, Scarburg Duhlcld & Co., Sears Il Co.,
James ": Shields, John sharp, James Sheppard,
samuel sinton; William "; sledd ]: D; Smith:
H. Sutherland John C. Spraggins- Richard N.
Spraggns. Lorenzo Strun, j. 81. Standard, Chas.
Stengel, Claiborne Storrs (eolored). Stevenson <
Morris, - Steantlne. Robert NJ. Stevenson, T.
W. stanton, s. Steinletn, j. A. Sunions j. n. Sui
livan, Edward Suly, ). s. Sumner.
TIL. Z. Taylor. G. W. Taylor, e. Tally, Lewis
I. Taylor r. Taliaferro, w. c. Taylor James
Templeman, John c. Teller. s. A. Terry, W. Fl.
Thomson, George Thomas, John W. Thomas, John
NJ. Thimet, l.. B. Thompson ". a. Thomas, j..
q. Tinsley, M. l.. Tnzo. T. A. Tinsley. - Tom
kins. James Tomkins NJ. j. Tomklns, William J.
Todd, j. Trexter, Robert Truslow, Charles II.
Turner (2l, E. Turner, Richard p. Turner, VIM
Y. Tyler.
y.-Isaac Van Fust Isaac Van shanck, George
W.-Charles T. Watkins Emil Walker, D. s.
Watson, George G. Wayt, Fl. H. Watkins, John
Walker, j. G.. Watkins, Ourd Warrick, Orbit
Wan, NJ. Warner Tom Watkins (coloredl. T; 4.
Waters s. j. Wadrop " :. Ware I2l, MI; i,a Ma- q
Wade, B. H.. West H. Wendenburg, II. Well
John Weaver tcolored), Thomas K. West l2l. W. II.
West, W. w. Wells, A. Whlten, Fred Whitty, J.
NJ. Whitmore, j. w. White, Jeremiah Whelan. NJ.
White (colorel), r. c. White, Isaac Williams lco-
lored) y. A: Watt Jessie Williams, John VII
field. Samuel Williamson, w. J. Wilson. v. e.
Wickins Elliot Woodson, j. z. Woods, j. P. s..
Woodard- z. G. Wylke.
Y.-Alexander G. w. Young, Henry Young.
Z.-CharleS Zehle.
Initials. Of Virginia Medical Insti-
tute: Chamberlain Of Richmond (2) President Of
Hollywood Cemetery; c.; Secretary Church Hill
Society Benjamin Lodge President Board Visi-
tors Ordain White Minister; ". S. Richmond
Lodge; n. Friedrich Company; Register; Sccre-
D. !; Tenant Rimmon Lodge; Publisher Amert-
can Union: Inspector Of Steamboats,; Virginia
Twist Company Secretary OF st. Johns.
ALEXANDER SHARP, P. II.
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.-enEENBAcKs KsREDEEMEDIN r GOLD,
OR, IN OTHER WORDS,
,,v GOODS SOLD FOR GREENBAcKs AT
GOLD PRICES.


,,t,, MANY stv1cs of DRY GOODS as
''e ~" ,.,.,~o tho war ". call attcn-
as they were ''''''
,.n "a ihcl7 large s'"cA %
,NEIOI' rs sudLESOS al zoe. per yar3;
,rrIrrp. PRINTED, and BROCADE DE
,.,,rv ALPACA al soc, worth SOC.
,.r,,E LAWNS at l@b and l6!c.;
,-,g,. MOURNING CALlCOES ut l2tc.;
I,.rnr rlACK SILK at Sis per yard;
LINEN DICK and DRILL AZ &c, per
I"N
,xrv THRILLING At 7sc. per yard.
Wiz
,.,rw.X i1xrS TABLE CLOTHS, large size,
(, worth 81.
~ . r.yrr rI OTuS two wards
min -. ,a-,,,s CO.
,,.,rrn pr-pFFD and SUIRRED MUSLlNS,
'Iyhhp rp' '''1r +-,S,h n, 15c ner ward.
,,,.atoo, s,9s.
"rn" ~ ] vuTai, q, nT.,I re ,,rro s,zc. at g,
IA 5,
~ mi." 'rr,o c.,-, ,-o N 81 % per
VIM + "N
? .urr,ooa.
ltti MAhsflLLhS omnmn at Al, pr,1es H,,psrr1LEs
htfs IN" III -
eNtrS Nidlh loF dresses III .. pei '"'N'
IlNLh NhoN 10 a. - u p'',. ,5 o,,,srcn.
+" Eh 'ihh 'i ! > 'o'
80 80 ,,ncu oo,,1 ., the
I!NF' r-'rHh'"i' =. a. ~ ,,.r 1oz.n.
hIcs' Lts.v I'm FINISHED SILK
j l. + y ~, ~ :, - o,r.
Ghol - -. ~ '.., n', o.. wort, 40 and Soc
l.tNtN ,.C ~, ho,rd .ra elk tassels
fAL"-LhNf fN-''' '''N
Al is' 9, ,,o, "a worth doubIe.
tII.h FN',,. ,r,,,,,,y,-c ,e r.rds T., a n,ecc
LINEN IAth hi '"iN'' - '''N0
S''y., "u', ~, ,t',II,,,,rScS % rsrds IN n niece
MAhSi.''''''' go
MI t.',., ,,IIr ,,' 20 re-as,, n ,,ece n 40 So
IA'St h..s, ,han bsir price;
-.. -,,..,r1C ,1vGTrANs at 1914 and le3c.:
p''lr. err,pro ., ,oI. MAR ward.
ShiHIIN" 49,
ILi','I - - ,,.,,r rnf 0pED CLrr-OEs NJ 1e,c. {:
i,.,'I,,,t. i'C.,''' C.rrcOrs ;m,,ation or French,
NANn,''''
NJ .,',,,,,, ~, cn7roS r,u yard wide, n, 1elc.
I'''H'' .'i-.,. ''..n
i'. go, ,,,,.crr>- .. ,sa On o,a o-c
'''r, N N,'" ,,.IIITr ppTrIr,ETs a, e5 40 40,
'.','',,,. ,,., y,,.. cor, haIo>r rerr,,r nriccs.
,,.r,>.T., mock WAISTS at 80. co. IS, and 81.
,.~y rh.an.
rvXq;S Isle GLOVES, all sorts and sizes,
from ?5to Tsc;
crXT,S I-EDER-Gh hRMESTS, very cheap;
SASH TRIMMING and BOSET RIBBONS at
Iox,uriccs.
trNUlNF FRENCH WOvE CORSETS all
sizes. white and colorcd al 81;
TEINGED NAPKINS at 81. a5 per dozen, worth
a.:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-18

INVITATION TO ADDREss.-The ladies of
the Manassas Memorial Association pro-
pose holding o festival at Manassas on the
2lst and 22d instant to raise funds to for
ward their work. A committee, consisting
of Messrs. Charles E. Sinclair, William S.
Fewell, and W. w. Thornton, have extended,
on behalf of the Association, an invitation
to Mr.. H. Rives Pollard, of Richmond, to
add to the attractions of the entertainment
by the delivery of an address on The Po-
litical Condition of the Country. Mr.. Pol
lard has not yet signiied his acceptance Of
the invitation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-18
T IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
H. TIE MAN CHESTER POST-OFFICE

JULY IL, 1888
LADIES LIST.-Mrs. Martha Archer, Mrs. MIL
drcd A. Anderson, Mrs. Elizabeth Booker, Mrs.
Letsy Bouldlng, Mrs. Sarah A. Bruce Mrs. H4r-
rict II. Blankenship, Miss Jennie i. Berry, Miss
Annie K. Blunt, Mrs. Lucie Z. Cook, Mrs. Eliza
beth +. Corr, Mrs. Francis Clark Mrs. Martha +.
Cr0stick. Mrs. Mary Drake, Miss Lucte N. Du-
vail, Mrs. Ann II. Drake, Mrs. Elizabeth Davis.
Miss NJ. Z. J.. DunenSon, Mrs. l.. NJ. Foster, Mrs.
5. j. Fore, Miss Maggie +. ID. Fuqua. Miss Mary
}. Goode, Miss Rosa A. Hancock, Miss Florence
Holland Miss H. A. Jeter, Mrs. Georgeanna John
son, Miss Lucy j. Kenny, Mrs. Elizabeth Latham,
Miss G. L. Lewack Mrs. +. G. Lynch, Mrs. Ara
betha Mann Mrs. E. f. McSad, Mrs. Patterson,
Mrs. Martha z. Rider, Mrs. Cornelta Randoph,
Miss Mary Reams, Miss Martha Stra:cn, Mrs. y.
Scarborough, Miss Josephine Talley t2J Miss C. L.
Temple. Nancy Turpin, Nrs. Francis Thompson,
Mrs William K. Walden, Mrs. Addie Y. Winfrce
(2), Miss Z. Whitlocl, Miss BEETLE (. Williams.
GESTLENEN's LIST.-Thomas II. Anderson. T.
;. Atkinson. Frank Banks. Vim. A Buston HO-
race Brooks (colored), Robert Baird Edward W.
Christian. Thomas Chase Sr., Thomas Clarence,
VIM. CLARK. Addison Dueprey, Dr. H. NJ Drswry
Joseph Elder VIM. Foster, j.. A. Fauvsr, s. Bas-
sctt French. J. X. Godsey, Richard GricinSs, John
Golden, f. V. Goodc. WIN. Is. Gates. John {. God
sey. Robert S. Hughs, Robert Haskins, John
Holmes. James A. Hancock, Emmett B. Howlc,
John H1ce (coloredl, Daniel A. Hogan, Thomas
Hulctt, \. Hancock, G. A. Jones 4 Brother A.
johnson. John Johnson, Nathan johnson. K. Z.
Lowry. \. n. Long G. A. r. Meredith. James A.
Morrisett, John Maxwell, G. c. hcRae (2), Walter
J Reams (2), NJ. Is. Robertson, Matt TYLER, K. IL
Talley (2). Lewis l.. Vaughan, A. H. Winfree, Al
bert A. Wells, Rev. r. Wells, John Walker l2l
G. r. Wesiger. j. NJ. MOODY, z. Al.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-18

DISTRICT Court OF ApPEALs.-The case
of Walker Us. Herring, a Sotpersedeas to a
judgment of the Circuit Court of Richmond,
decided in the District Court at Fredericks-
burg, was incorrectly reported in our issue
of yesterday. The Judgment Of Judge Me
redith's court was affirmed. Out of twelve
cases before the court, this was one Of the
few in which the decision was not reversed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-18

TRIALS BT COURT -MARTIAL.-The follow
ing cases have been tried by the general
court-martial of which Major Rossen IS
president:
Private George Thompson, company c,
Twentyfrst infantry, plead guilty to the
charge Of desertion, and was sentenced to
pay for expenses incurred in his arrest, to
forfeit pay, to be confined at hard labor
with twelve-pound ball attached to his
leg for the remainder of his term, to be
branded with the letter D, to have his head
shaved, and be drummed out of the service.
John Moran, found guilty of desertion
and violation of the tiftieth article Of war,
same sentence.
Emil Gauss and Byron Quaintance, found
guilty of conduct prejudicial to good order
and military discipline, sentenced to forfeit
part of their monthly pay and to be con-
fined at hard labor.
General Stoneman committed tho sem
tences of George Thompson and John Mo
ran, in consideration Of extenuating cir
cum stances.
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Eg~ TO CURE OR NOT TO CURE-THAT

Eg TO CURE OR NOT TO CURE-THAT
is the question and the only question which affects
i the slightest degree the interests of such persons
are afflicted with Dyspepsia. Disordered Bowels,
loss OF Appetite. Nervous Headache, Constipa-
tlun and such other diseases rs have their origin
in improper digestion. We admit th4t sufferers
lad better bear their ills than resort to remedies
HAT they know not; but when They have the assn
gSncc or their friends and neighbors that BA-
AEE'S ElITERS are an unlailing remedy Tor
these complaints that they purify the blood,
t:lcngthrn The nervous system, quicEenfhe liver,
'a'ivsn the mind, and eNpel all Improper secre-
Hons It is little strange that all who suffer do not
trrk relief by the use OF them. These BITTHRs
Lave now borne the test of time, and from their
curative properties have become an established
!smily medic ne III this section of the country.
heir properties are purely vegetable, may be
iAkrn by all classes without fear of injury, and
appetite
sold At Wholesale and retail by r. W: POWERS
and druggists generally. z. BAKER e..
Proprietor,
N3 Box 3s3 Richmond, Va.
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DENTISTRY.

nR. G.. E. KLOEBER (DENTAL@5E1
RooMs No. Oos BROAD STREET, esnitttSs11p entS1p
IIICHMOSD. VA inserts beautiful ARTIV-
GAL TEETH on the VULCASSITE BASE pa for
twenty to thirty dollars per set particuar atten-
yat6n of the natural teeth. Correction Of irregu.
Iar teeth. cleaning extracting, and the treatmsns
~ ~ dsutaI diseases generally. my8
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-18

PARDoSs GRASTED.-Thc Governor on
Thursday pardoned the following parties !:
J. NJ. Height, convicted in the Circuit
Court of Prince George of felony, and SEN
fenced to three years imprisonment in the
penitentiary.
Lisbon Harris, convicted in the Hastings
Court Of this city of larceny, and sentenced
to three years confinement in the peniten-
tiary.
Jerry Compton alias Jerry Jeter (co-
lored), sentenced by the Circuit Court of
Bedford to three years in the penitentiary
for horse-stealing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-18

RELIGIOUS SERVICES TO-MoRRow.-We
have been notified of the following special
appointments
Emanuel (EpiscopaD Church.-Rev. R.
7. Davis will preach a farewell discourse to
his late congregation at II A. NJ.
UniUersoEist.-Dr. John Thomas at l01a
A. NJ. and P. M.
United Pres5yterian.-Rev. DR.. Read at
hall on Capitol street between Ninth and
Tenth at II AN. Evening services omitted
until further notice.
Trinity Chapel (MethodisD, corner of
4 P. M.
Northern AethodiSt.-Rev. W. F. Memen-
way at Norman school, Navy Hill, at II
a M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-18

The st. Louis Democracy have Tam
many Society and Hall, and Saturday eve
ming the new amphitheatre connected with
the hall was dedicated, James D. Mcbride
making the opening speech: Colonel n. c.
Claiborne, formerly of Virginia, and others
followed in glowing eulogism OF the Ma
tional Democratic ticket, Over hVe thou
sand people were present.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-18

AYoUNG CoHvICT. .-Wardwell rides about
town accompanied by little negro, aged
nine, who wears the zebra breeches Of a
convict. This youngster was sentenced to
two years. Imprisonment for making raid
upon candy shop in Giles county. lie
has served seven months of his term.
Wardwell has made pet Of him, and had
his photograph taken yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-18

LIST OF UNMAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND Posr-oFFICE JULY IS,
lSGS.-Rev. John Bailey; Rev. j. B. Tay-
lor, Richmond, Va; Miss Mary House,
Richmond, Va; L. B. Tatum, Richmond,
Va; Mrs. NJ. W. T., Richmond, Va; j..
Gordonsville, Va; Jane
Taylor, Hanover, Va; Mrs. NJ. c. Nelson,
Holly Springs, Miss; George H. Johnson,
Norfolk, Va; Dane Dodson, Petersburg,
Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-18

OUR FOREIGN TRAD E.-The Brazilian
barque Ciccique aud the brig Alice cleared
this morning for Rio Janeiro, loaded with
-four the former for Haxall, Crenshaw q
Co., and the latter for Warwick Barks-
dale. Considerable rivalry is manifested
between their respective shippers and crews
as to which will make the trip in the short
eaf TINA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-18

VIOLATIONS OF INTERNAL REVENUE LAWS.
Christian Leiber was before Commissioner
Chahoon on Saturday to answer the charge
of running an illicit distillery. He was
acquitted.
The case Of Oscar Neuman, charged with
unlawful traffic in tobacco, was partly
heard, and continued until Monday after
noon,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-18

PIc-S1c AT PowHATAN STATIoN.-The
Union Station (Methodist) Sunday school
are making arrangements for grand ex-
cursion and picnic at Powhatan station on
Tuesday next. The teachers and scholars
invite their friends to participate in the
festivities. Tickets will be sold for 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-18

MAGAZINES. Turner the newsdealer has
opened his budget of monthlies. Putndm'S,
filed with good things in the way of light
literature, and the Sunday Nagazine, that
sterling English periodical, are now at
hand and for sale at ia Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-18

PAEDoNs Observation-Disclosures for the
pardon of the following parties have been
refused:
John Sheppard (colored), convicted in
the Hastings Court Of this city OF horse
stealing, and sentenced to five years in the
penitentiary.
Thomas Briggs (colored), sentenced by
the Hastings Court to nine months conine-
ment in the city Jail for petit larceny.
Kemp CarHiles (colored), convicted in
the Circuit Court of Campbell county of
house breaking, and sentenced to the peni-
Tertiary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-18

E1EcUT1vE.-The Governor has refused
to grant the application of certain parties
to stay proceedings in the case of Elizabeth
Bowyer, indicted in the County Court of
Montgomery for bigamy, having no autho-
rity to grant such application.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-18

CIVIL APPOINTMENTS BY THE MILITARY.
General Stoneman made the following ap-
pointments yesterday:
William Z. Minton, constable second ma
gisterial district Of Nansemond, uice W. y.
Butler, removed.
L. D. Warner, clerk Of the County and
Circuit Courts of Richmond county, uice
Robert Hall, resigned.
Robert Owens, constable first district OF
York county, to fill vacancy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-18
CORN and Elour Exchange.
RICHMOND, July II, 1853.
y ~ ~ x~SS
OFFERINGS.

OFFERINGS.
Uh.at-White, J, 3so bushels. Red, J. 4e4 bushels.
Cor7..-White $50 bushels. Yellow, ees bushels.
Mixed, 200 bushels.
Odts.--74 bushels.
Rys.-26 bushels.
Hdy.-2oa bales.
SALES.
Whedt.-Whitc, 47e bushels prime on private
terms l3? bushels prime at S2. l4s bushels very
good at j.. lss bushels good at 81. sa 80 bushels
good at S2.o2S Is: bushels good on private torrns
100 bushels fair at e2.523 80 bushels ordinary at
81 24o lB bushels fair a, il 50; % bushels medium
at $235-total L3s5 bushels. Red 100 bushela pE!me
at So.57s 42s bushels very good at S@ sSa bush,
els good IL Sass; so bushels damp Ut ~. ID; is5
bushels fair ut $2.s5 ei bushels at $40; u bushels
common ut %. 2.5S-total, l, S64 bushels. 90,
C0rn.-White 500 bushels damaged at IL. iZo
bushels damaged at Sl.so :; 27S bushels prime ~
il. l.3o-total, 89s bushels. Yellow, 50 bushels as
Sl.25.
Rye.-s bushels fair at sl.4a; 20 bushels sooa ~
$l.15.
RE-ExHIBITED.
Whsat.-Red, 05 bushels.
(iorn.-White, 50 bushels. Yellow, $50 oushels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-18

THREATENISG.-An indignant member of
one of the negro political societies which
abound hereabouts called on Justice Favier
4 day or two ago to get warrant for the
arrest of an officer who had appropriated
the funds of the organization. The magis-
trate being unable to satisfy him, the negro
left the office, swearing that he would have
the newly-appointed Squire "turned out
of his Situatinn.N
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-18
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

WELLINGTON GODDIN will sell at O'Clock P.
NJ. a house and in the plan Of Belvidere, on
Pine near China street.
COOK 4 LAUGHTON will sell ut 10 O'Clock A.
NJ, at the store Of Mrs. VI. A. Rady. on Broad
near Fifth street, stock Of millinery goods,
store fixtures, &c.
E. GATHRIGHT will sell Mt 10 o clock A. N. fur
nlture, beds. bedding. crockery, dry goods,
clothing, boots, shoes, &c.
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ several horses, mules buggy, milch cows,
and farming utensils.