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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-01-29

MOTltE kialFe VS. IG6 Hunt. * b L NJ
r. R. & @ Co.
Richard Langion vs. Riddlesb 3 Coal Iron
Company, ct al
Henry F. Logue, ct al VS. Sol Smith
Middle Woodbury. tip. vs. Eph .LongeneekeF ct al
Certified January 25, 1869,
O. L. SHANNON,
jan29w3 Prot.
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Book Business, at CITY RETAIL PRICES:
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
Wells.
BIBLES, HYMN BOOKS, sc:
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Smiths Dictionary Of the Bible,
History Of the Books Of the Bible,
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TOY BOOKS.
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Letter, Congress Letter,
Sermon Commercial Note,
Ladies' Gilt, Ladies octayo,
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WALL PAPER.
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sale at prices CHEAPER THAN
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Glass and Ordinary Stands for Schools
Flat Glass Ink Wells and Rack,
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Carnine Inks. Purple Inks,
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Electic Magazine,
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Galaxy,
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Chimney Corner,
New York Ledger,
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Harpers Bszar,
EFery Saturday.
Living Age,
Putnam's Monthly Magazine,
Arthur's Home Magazine,
Oliver Optics Boys and Girls Magazine &c
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FILLIES, SHAFTS, Poles, Spokes,
ana Hubs, are sold by HARTLEY Il METZ
GER at manufacturer prices. apTSu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-18

AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE-A MOUSE IN
A CHILD S STOMACH.-F0r a week past the
daughter of Mr.. Walshauer, aged about
three years, and residing ut the corner of
Spain and Grcatmcn streets, complained of
IN itching ache in the stomach, which she
attributed 10 her parents "a being caused
10y ants. This Irritation lasted from that
time until nalt-pa>t O'Clock Thursday
night, when she was taken worse. The IA
Their of the child, surprising that worms
was the cause Of her illness, administered u
worm powder. About midnight she was
taken seriously i'll. accompanied 10y cho-
king sensation, aud il was feared she would
die from The effects, when she suddenly
yunitcd, throwing up, among other matter,
II live mouse about an inch and Il half long,
not including the tail, which was near
the same length. As soon rs the young
girl was relieved Of the animal She
immediately exclaimed to her anxious
parents, ''Oh, mother, look, this is the
thing that has been troubling me 50 much
When we saw the child. Friday morning,
She was aS we'll rs could be, and romping
about the streets ~ happy rs 4 gay sun
tloWcr.' The mouse, which was so mystic
riouSiy lodged in the child'> stomach, was
captured 10y Mr.. Albert Wcilbachcr, the
druggist. corner Of Spain and Grcatmcn
streets, and preserved in alcohol, where
the curious, a. well rs skcptical, can exam
inc il M their leisure. How, when, and
where the animal found its way down her
throat, and how it maintained life, is Il mat
ter of coniecturc.-Nelr York Times, June
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Yithmond 1ispatth.
FRIDAY.................JUNE Is, 1859.

NEGRO EoUALITy..-Icstcrday every man
roG,sinC 10 subscribe to the doctrine of com.
nsnionship and perfect social equality be.
tween the races was, l learn, summarilv dis.
missed from the public printing office, and the
remaining workmen OF the cadavcrous econ.
rncrcd race" forced to leave their work.
and endorse. III office hours, Mt a public
meeting, the monStrous requirements of the
superintendent. This is a public "procla.
nation excluding from work in this insti.
tuition (Which employs probably more than
thousand mcn) all printers whose self-re-
sprct rcvoltS at ollt-and-out equality with
tbc negro race. The same means will hn
used in all the workshops of every descrip-
tion under control of the Government
throughout the country. The policy is in
full force p, the navy-yard here, and in all
other ,,rkS under Governmental CONTROL
u . .,aingfon letter Baltimore Gazette.
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/ = Z - -
AssiNrHs DarsgEas.-Absinthe Il co,,, r, .
20 be used to an alarming extent In thiacitv
Many Of the bars retail Il out in the sa, ay
manner that they do Bourbon. Young and
old go out to drink, and while one calls for
a whiskey cocktail, another will order ab-
sinthe. One OF the most brilliant writer's
on the New York press has nearly ruined
himself physically and intellectually by the
use OF this pernicious sedative for only
year and half A correspondent writes
from this city: 81 saw, the other day. Ia
Tented lady, the wife of one Of the most
PROMINENT professional men of the city. who
nas nearly lost her reason by the Use of this
abSlnthe. She first took 1t to allay pain she
now takes It to allay appetite. Her self-con-
troi Is wholly gone. She tottcrs upon the
Drink of the grave, looks forward with jov
TO death, and frequently undertakes to nut
an end to her mental suflerings. A beauti-
iul home, loving husband, and fine children,
together with all the enjovments which
wealth and refinement can bestow, are not
sufficient to deter her from indulgingin this
soul and body destroying drug. The effects
OF absinthc seem TO be swiftcr and more fatal
Than those Of either opium or morphine.
IL obtains an all-powerful control over its
fotarics, dcadens the sensibilitics, and is,
indeed, the 'guillotine Of the soul.' "-Ne,c
York Comm eyciQi Advertiser
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1t is said that NJ. lc Comte de Turenne,
second secretary TO the French Legation,
viii shortly lead Washington belle to the
altar.
The Hamilton mills and stores and Allan.
tic docks, ut Brooklyn, were damaged to the
extent of $4,000 Wednesday. Insured for
900.
Otis Deane, Richmond, has obtained a
patent for wise and drill combined; r. B
Tunstall, Norfolk, for secder John Welt.
stein, Lynchbnrg, for rolling tobacco; VIII.
liam B. Hubbard, Nelson, for corn har.
veSter.
The order Of the President approving the
sentence of the military commission in
Texas, just promulgated, is the first appro.
val by the President Of action Of military
courts under the reconstruction acts. Pre-.
sidcnt johnson took no action upon such
proceedings, but when presented for his
approval held them under advisement or
returned the papers to the War Department
without comment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-18

RAILROAD COMPANIES MUsT PROVIDE
SEATS FOR PASSENGERS Railroad compa-
MES must find seats for every passenger or
PAY damages. 80 at least the Supreme
court Of New York on Tuesday morning
decided ION appeal from lower COURT in
the case Of Walker Is. the Long Island Rail-
road Company. Plaintiff sued to recover
damages for ncgligcncc that caused the death
If his father While travelling on the road
about a wear ago. Deceased WAS standing
ON the platform, and was knocked off /;
therefore defendants contended that, as ii
was in violation of the printed rules hung
M in the cars, plaintiff had no claim. But
it being proved that deceased had gone
through all the ears and looked in vain for
q scat, the court gave Judgment for plain
till, affirming the decision Of the court be-
low,
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Leather.-sole leather, oak, a5GS!2c. sole leather
| hemlock. 27@5ic.; country upper, toa55c.; cit.
finish, 25@2sc: foot kip, 75c. MsI ~ h.: harness
%estie es5sln7 I sSsye ronsl
skirting, stl4sc.
>. sss, a AsrIsa.grsl ,:se Z bnshel; Virginia
Lnn,ber.-White pine, one-inch, s5oAsss d thou
sand one and half to three-inch: seo9 Vel;
IeagSs shinses pne s' S 1fsqss
9lo@si2 z thousand. Laths split sL6O sawed
sag*a. 50 p per thousand.
golden syrup, 7s@asc. 2 gallon: Cuba and Musco
vado eoaesc.; Porto Rico, 7sGssc.; New orlesn'
prime 9ec.
ons.-Baled, 81 u hundred.
Ohs.-Linseed al. 25@sl.Se machine, SiGS1. IS:
sperm, "a: whale, $3.50; tanners. psc: sl.o5
best salad, ga; castor, 80 u gallon; Virginia u
brLcating, coc. per gallon.
0nioas.-None In market.
POtdt0es.-Irish. 50fD6Jc. per bushel
Peas-Biack-cyc, Sl.lo6sl.25 "a bushcl.
Pioto- Cdstings.-Gc. II b.
PPLastsr.-I,amp, s7@s7.5o; ground, gil.
,po%der.-sGorting, s4sogs7 z kcg of IS rs.
blasting and mining. S4GS4.5o.
Rggs.-Miaed cotton, 5@5tc.; white, 7@7sc.;
Rqe.-sl. 20@sl.25 for good to prime very dull.
Rice.-Carolina. 9;Gloc.; Rangoon, 96eic.
R,rm.-New England, :l.5o@sl.co; Santa Cruz,
81: so6s4 y gallon.
R0pe.-Manllla, best 23dD25c.
Steel.-Naylor's cast steel 23jc. n b. English
blistered, eo@?lc q b.; American blistcrcd, Ing
SaK-LlverpooI, from wharf, 81 = sack for
Worthington-in store s3.25 ground alum, g. IS
70 sack.
S10t.-Northern, sa lO@s3 e5 - bag OF IS ibs.
Sngar.-Cut loaf lsc. crushed and powdered.
l5tc.; &C" lsc. !; sC" yellow, l!,c.; yellow,
l4tc. brown, ll.6l3.c.
Soda.-sal., iGilc., in kegs English soda, 6s@
6.c.
,Senncn Root.-45c.
.Shucks.-soc.
!Sonp.-Common, 56sc best washing, 1l3113c. /;
toilet isG2oc., and fancy. prices; country, i95c.
iSGres.-W hiskcy barrel timber green, S2o6f35
q LOCO; seasoned. S256S3o p 1000. Flour barrel
timber, 95Iss u LOCO. Hoop poles mot In de-
mand). S5NS6 hogshead hoops, S6G1S8 II 100 /: red
oak hogshcad slaves. S25@f3o p !, 900 for seasoned
TGr.-f3. 2s6S3. so u barrel.
Tens.-Black- &c. NSl. 45-thc last prime art!-
Gle; Imperial; sl;2s9si.75; gunpowdcr, sl.5o@*a
Titiiolo.-lltGll2c.
Tine1ar.-Cidcr so6a5c. manufactured, Csc. q
gallon.
IVhcnt.-Scc Corn Exchange report.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. proof. Sl.I0NSl.l5; pure
rye, 1904: J. Cromwcll's extra Eagle. $3.50 J.
Cromwells pineapple 90; II. A. Stuart's Rock
bridge, 1925.
Wfne.-Port common, 22.5o6S3.
WoOd.-Oak, f0$4.5o: pine, S3Gl$S.75.
WOol.-Unwashcd, 2582sc. washed, 4O6i5c. !;
bury wool, SC. less.
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The MCCOOLE-ALLES PRIZE-FIGuT-DECI-
gIoNor THE REFEREE--ANoTHER CHALLENGE,
&C.->t. LOutS, June l6.-At midnight last
night, Valentine Mckinney. the referee in
the prizc-tight between McCoole and Allen
Yesterday. decided in favor of McCoole, on
the alleged ground that Alien committed
"toul" on McCoolc on the last round by
gouging his eyes. Mckinney has left town.
1t is conceded by ali who saw the brutal az
tair that there was no "foul," and that Al
len would have won if it had been fairly
contested. Allen is in perfect trim and un-
injured, while NcCoolc is laid up, blind in
both eyes.
To-day Charley Gallagher challenged Al
len to fight for 81 900. In the challenge Gal
laghcr recognizes Allen as the winner in the
fight with McCoolc, notwithstanding the
decision Of the referee. All accounts pub
lishcd scout the idea of Aliens committing
II foul" on McCoolv.
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France.

PARIS, June 1.-THE city is tranquil.
The manager of lie R0ppcl, IN anti-dynasty
paper. has been sentenced to four months,
and tho editor to six months imprisonment,
and each fined 3,000f. and each printer in
the establishment to one month impriSon-
mcnt and 1,000f. fine, for melting to con-
tempt of the Government.
A collision took place at st. Eticnnc be-
tween the coal-miners and soldiers, i'll which
several miners were killed and five soldiers
seriously injured.
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A "c0lored lady - III Winchester pre-
scented Wells with Il bouquet.
Registration in Amherst: Whites, % !;
blacks, IL In Bedford Whites, ll9 blacks,
IJ.
On Friday last Il little son of John Stokes,
residing on Dry river, Rockingham county,
While al play short distance from the
mouse, fell into II small stream and was
drowned.
;, a Young planter named Mari, son Of X.
~. Mar, prominent lawyer Of New Or
ic"nS,, was waylaid and murdered last week,
% ni, his plantation in Mississippi, by blacks.
;" heh found, one hundred and thrty-tWo
iI'+kshot were discovered in his body. He
4a0 gone out, it is said, for the purpose Of
%%Iaesins black, and was waylaid and muir
defed by Il gang.
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The Cuban Reyosution.--Safe Landing
of Filibusters "a Fitch I'm New

The Cuban Revoluticn.--Safe Landing
of Fflibusters "A Fitch I'm New
York.
| HAVANA, June 16.-Six hundred flibus-
tiers landed at Punta Arenas unmoested,
reached the interior, and have joined Gene
raj Jordan.
New YORK, June 17.-Several members
of the Cuban lunta have been arrested by
Marshal Barlow and lo'g,d in the Ludlow
street Jail on the charge of violating the
neutrality laws.
another Dispatch.
| WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE Cubans have
| the following advices: The fight at Puerto
del Padre was more important than at first
reported. The Spanish defeat was decisive,
almost destroying the effectiveness Of their
forces in that portion of the island, and
opens direct communication with the sea.
enabling the Cubans to protect the landing
of achievements from the United States.
The Cubans here are very solictous to hear
| from General Jordan's command. The last
adyiccs placed him in close proximity to the
enemy, and battle was imminent.
Cespedes and Quesada express themselves
confident as to being masters of the situa-
ton.
Every expedition from the United States
has landed safely and joined the insurgents,
cessful in every engagement with the
SpaniardS.
1t is stated that the Federal agents report
a general indiSposition on the part Of the
Cuban leaders TO entertain the anneXa-
ton question. This the Cubans attribute
to the inaction. if not the hostility, of the
United States Government.
The leading partiSans here are much
alarmed at the arrests Of Cubans in New
York, and have left for that point.
A Later Dispatch.
New York, June 1.-THE grand jury of
the United States Court has indicted Joseph
E. Morales, Lcmus, Bussone, Mora, Ferrcr,
and Alvarez, and Colonel Ryan, for fitting
out the military expedition which left here
May 1st for Cuba, in violation of the nerl-
trality laws. They were released on bail in
50 900 TO answer, and $1,000 to keep the
peace. Hon. Dwight Townsend, cX-mcm-
Der of Congress, was their bondsman.
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Domestic Markcts-[BY TELEGRAPHl.

NEW YORK, June 17.-N0on.-Stocks firm but un-
settled. Money, per cent but lenders are holding
up for higher rates Sterling, 1924 520's 90, 1921
North Carolina 6's SCI new, 55l. Virginia as eI-
coupons 81; new, 62s Tennessee s's, ex-coupons,
Flour shade lrmer. Wheat lc. better, with q
good export demand. Corn dropping. Pork firm
at 1925. Lard quiet Cotton frmer at 33Ic. Tur-
pentine dropping ut t3c. Rosin steady. Frcights
firm.
Ereain1.-Cotton Hrmer and less active sales oil
5000 bales Mt 33.c. Flour active, and shipping
iGI2c. better Corn heavy and IN?c. lower. Fork
frmer ut S53 Lard firmcr; kettle, 2oM2OIc. Whis-
key firm Sl.n3 Rice dull at S6Is.c. Turpentlne.
i3GI43sc. Rosin, r.. 256eSs. Freights frmer.
Money closed easier, with liberal supply ut
per cent The failure Of n dry goods firm Is an
Gold closed weak Mt l37s Stocks weak and unset
tied Governments steady. Southern securities
quiet
BALTIMORE, June l7.-Cotton firm at 33c. Flour
fairly active and unchanged. Wheat irmer Corn
dull and lower white. gsc.; yellow, zoe. Whiskey
scarce at S1.O2NtSl.03. Provisions unchanged
CINCINNATI. June 17.-WhiSlley firm at oGc.
Mess pork, S33. Shoulders. HtMlisc. sides, TiM
1stc. Lard, l0tc., but held higher.
LOUISVILLE, June I7.-Pork, 1880. Bacon
Whiskcy, &c.
WILMINGTON n. c., June T.-Spirits turpen-
tine Csc. crude. FL GOGiS3. Rosin steady Mt Tl.SC
Mfi. Weather indicates rain. Wind W. " w.
Thermometer 90.
NEW ORLEANS, June .-Cotton-MIddlings
Sc. sales, l. 600 bales receipts, 500 bales exports.
$3.50 bales. Gold, 1871. New York sight, \ pre-
MUM. Sugar lower common, pa l0c.; prime, lSc.
Moasscs steady lcrmcutiug, 35W6"c.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
Judge Chase's Recent Decision OF, the
Statute OF Limitations

Statute OF Limitations.
WASHINGTON, June lit is understood
that Secretary Boutwell, will appeal to the
Supreme Court in the cases OF the United
States against Federal officers for money in
their possession surrendered to the Confed-
eraey, In which Chief Justice Chase has de-
cided that prosecution is barred by the
statute Of limitations.
Washington Medical Society and the
Negroes.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE Medical So
cIcty of this city, by vote of five to one, has
rejected the application of negroes for men,
bership.
Various Items.
WAsHINGToN, June 1.-THE Revenue
receipts to-day were $3.50, 900.
PostmasteT-Gcneral Creswel has made
four hundred postal changes i'll the last
forty-eight hours.
The wife Of Treasurer Spinner died to-day.
President Grant returns on Monday.
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COMMERCIAL,
Grain and Flour Markets.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, June II, 1859.
oFFEgIEGs.
Whedt-Whitc, 10 bushels.
ChrH.-White, 600 bushels. Yellow 274 bushels
Mixed, 72o bushels.
Odes.-l22 bushels.
Corn.-White- $50 bushels fair on private terms
az bushels prime private terms 81 bushels yer,
good Mt o6c. 40 bushels good at 95c.-total. 57
bushels. Yellow, IL bushels on private serms
95c.-total, 2l8 bushels.
0ats.-5o bushels very good at eic 81; ~ buslel.
prime Mt &C.; 70 bushels fair ut esc.-total, 10
bushels.
RE-ExHm1TED.
Oats.-s0 bushels.
REMARKS.-OGcr of Corn on Change to-
day, /, SO; bushels, of which $50 were sold marke
only moderately active and prices steady. Oats In
improved demand ut unchanged rates.
LYNCHBURG.
JUNE la.-Corn, white. 7s6soc. Oats, so@s5c
Hay, balcd s0c.@sil 10. Wool, washed, 356t3sc.
F onr Isss Tfssshe ezt11 live s
ly, se.5o0Slo Tallow, l2lc. Eggs, 15g16c.
PETERSBURG.
JUNE &c. Bacon Southwest Virginia hog
round, ,17lc:; Southampton hog-round, 1s3c.:
Market we 0 Supplied 1 with Fair Business doing
at quotations. Petersburg, Tennessee, and
country brands fine, S6fIS8-5G, superine to
trade, $7@Ss; extra 81 .so@S1o; high grade
Valley, extra, 5000 In lots family, s1l.so
Baltimore extra sells ut 81 .5oGSs.5o Oats In de-
mand at 70N15c. Pcanuts-Some little demand II
S?.506S3; receipts light and crop nearly all de-
liycred. Bcans--Prime white navy for seed, 500
$3.50 ordinary, $780, Peas-Black and clay stock,
DOC. @$l; black-cye, Sl.2s.
NORFOLK
JUNE lG.-1c0 bales low middliug Cotton at SOC.
200 barrels extra Flour ut $780, 400 bushels Meal
at 81. 10. 400 bushels Peanuts ut sO6S3 Corn
The market is entirely bare not bushel has come
In this week, the supply of Meal being also all out
at the moment Corn Is very much wanted: 95c. was
offered this morning for small lot TO arrive and
refused were any here on the spot to-day we think
81 could be gotten. StaveS.-Red oak hogshead,
$50; culls, goa. White oak hogshead, $40: culls,
42a. White oak hogshead SIS culls, ss,. White
oak pipe, 500 cills. $40. Shingeles.-TwO-fect No.
MS7: twelvc-inch No. heart, Ss0slO: twelvc-inch
No. sap. SGM$s. Tar.-Large barrels, $2.e5 ;
small barrels sl.8o.
ALEXANDRIA.
JUNE 15.-Flour quiet and without change.
Wheat quiet and duh; light offerings and small
sales at 81. l5MS125. Corn steady with continual
advance and active demand; offerings small. and
sales Of 500 bushels white and mixed at s9c 6Sl-
the bulk ut the latter figures small lots of yellow
offered, but sales reported. Rye unchanged
with sales at sl.25. Offerings Of 500 bushels Oats,
with sales ut tic. SOME lots country-ground Corn
Meal red. but not sold.
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EXTRAORDINARY INFLUX OF IMMIGRANTS.
Since our last the steamer Minnesota has
arrived at this port from Liverpool with
l.93> passengers; the City of London, Lii
yerpool, 1,1S1; and the Caledonia, from
Glasgow, with 596-making total of three
thousand and upwards in the three vessels.
We learn that large proportion of the re-
cent arrivals here is on western account.
The destination Of many others is Virginia
aui the CarolinaS, where lands are cheap
and employment abundant.-Ne,c York En-
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SHENANDOAH FARMING.-General Meem
has ont G35 acres OF wheat on his estate, III
this county, and expects to make, ut very
low estimation. ten thousand bushels. He
has also about five hundred acres OF corn
ont. which i looking very promising. AS
another item, last year, after sending very
large lot Of sheep to market, he had left on
the place 400 ewes and 800 lambs. There
are other very large and successful farmers
IN this ncighhorhood, who stand at the head
Of the agricultural profession in the Valley.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-18

CoSFEDERATE MEMORIAL IN FREDERICK,
Observation-Disclosures, Nd, June 16.-Thc
ladies of Frederick and vicinity have ar
ranged for II floral decoration Of the graves
of,hr Confederate SoldicrS-Somc three hun
bred in numhcr-who are Inferred in Mount
Uliyet Cemetery, on Friday afternoon, the
18th Instant. Formal and Interesting cere-
monies will be had, embracing addresses by
John Richie, Esq, and Rev, DR.. McCabe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-18
Platform of the Irish Republican
Party North.

PHILADELPHIA, June T7.-John NJ. Mort
setty, President Of the Irish Republican
Association of Pennsylvania, has issued an
address saying that the Republican party
must sustain the principles OF Mr.. Summers
speech. The Irish will repudiate any pro-
English party, and in their Convention at
Chicago will declare in favor of protective
tariff, universal suffrage, and war with
England
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-18
Gold Decision i'm Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, June 1.-THE jury in tho
gold case of Abel e. Go. Us. The Chesapeake
Bank for $4,000 gold deposited in 1861 Save
the depoSitors Il verdict for $4,000 gold, Will
5000 gold interest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-18

SEKESADED.-Last night, after the speak
ing, Mr.. W. w. Walker, whose great speech
at the courthouse created an excitement we
never saw equaied in Lynchburg, was serc-
nadcd at the Washington House by the
Bristol Brass Band. Several beautiful airs
were discoursed, and crowd at once col
lccted in front Of the lighted balcony, but
Mr.. Walker was so much exhausted that he
could not respond TO their calls.-LJnsch-
blrI LepuhkCQM, lILA.