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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-12-15

CuRrsraAs.-C Christmas is almost here
lpd Of course people want to know where
u get Christmas goods You eau find
,hen at Thomas L. lIale'.. He has just
revived the incest lot Of caudies ever opeu-
ID in our town. He has ulso aiuo assOrt-
mtutof toys, &c.
,,esiisa these he keeps the most select
sigSk of Groceries to be found in the place.
atpriiccs that defy competition. Give him
all, before ps;ea4sipg elsewhere.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-12-15

Wood county must be a pleasant iOcali-
~ sravslin just now. The P4rkers-
burg Jouraat says the greatest distance
10 tile line of the cr'unty is about
twelve miles in leug,h aud one mile
deep" Yet they want tue capitol. a
nice place for it, Indeed.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-12-15

"WxD Oars" I've have received the
December number Of Wild Oats, Published
at 1l3 Fulton Street, New York City.
Terms 81 90 per year in advance. II
you desire good monthly paper full of
Of fun aud wit, subscribe for Wild OATS
A specimen number can be seen at our
Office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-01

In tie United states District Court, Judge
Giles presiding, it was yesterday decided
hat the certificates Of the interest OF the
members of building association in the
accumulated funds of the corporation re-
cure Il twenty -five-cent United states refe-
uur stamp Baltimore 1meTlcdR, "oth.
There i said to be Il dark cloud OF civil
MI lowering on the South Carolina hori-
Ion. In fine. couple Of hundred negroes
are arming Tor the fray. The report needs
confirmation. There is too much cry, Us
Wcll rs TOO much WOOL Chicago Post.
Elizabeth McGlynn, aged twenty years,
weaver i'll the Reading (Pa.) Cotton 6illl,
While leaning OF her loom in motion. ilad
her hair caught in The machinery, and WAS
completely scalped. Hey injury Is shocking
ana recovery doubtful.
\ lire al Lancaster. Pa, on "Wednesday
destroyed Peter StormIeltZ's sash factory,
aud damaged The adjoining property, Estl-
mailed los, $1,000 10 S20, coo.
The barn of the National Sailors Home,
1t Boston, with three horses and large
quantity Of provender, was burned Wednes-
day Loss, - 600.
King William says he shall conduct the
campaign Ill person rs heretofore, regard
less Q! what George Francis Train and
Wendell Phillips say about him.
Princes must be plentiful in Japan. j,ldg-
'h2 nom the number that come to this
country to be educated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-01
saturday. ......... OCTOBER i, 1870.
IMPORTANT INTERNAL RRcENUg DECISION
licorec +. SangSton, Esq.,, Of Baltimore, re-

IMPORTANT INTERNAL RGcENUg DEc1sIos-
George +. SangSton, ESP, Of Baltimore, re-
Gently addressed the following queries 90
the Commissioner of Internal Revenue az
Washington
/. \ railroad company issues bonds, saw
tor Sl,oo0,oto. They io not give 81 mort
age 10 secure the hondholders, but the city
endorses the bonds and the company gives
the city an ind Identifying mortgage to secure
The city from loss. What is the stamp on
the mortgage!
;. The bonds will be put OH the market
from time to time rs needed. What stamp
VIII they require? Mortgage rate 81 for
: .OON, or } cents for 800.
;. Notes under Sl0Q are exempted from
stamp duty LIST October. Does this apply
tn time drafts also under 500:
:. The tax or deeds Of gift ceases after LIST
October. How are such documents to be
stamped E--as agreements cents per sheet,
or A. conycyances st cSiimat cd value of the
7bc Repiy.~Otiice Of United States inter-
nal Revenue, Washington. Sept. %, $780,
The first question is " What is the stamp
on the mortgage given by a railroad COM
iiuv Ia the city to secure the latter from
{o>> for endorsing the company'S bonds:
! rrplv that the said mort gage being given
10 secure a surety from loss. is taxable only
~ M agreement or contract.
The second question is " The bonds be-
ing PM on the market from time to time, as
needed. what stamp will they requires l
reply that they will need 80 cents for every
S5jal. OF fractional part thereof. and cents
on the citN'S guaranty.
The third GucStionTuns: "NotcS under
Sleo are exempted from stamp duty lst
October. Does this apply to time drafts
also under Sl0o:" | reply. it does not.
The only papers exempted from stamp duty
n act OF July 18th. 1910, are promiSSory
notes for sums less than 800. assignments
%! mort cages i'll cases where the inStrl,-
mcNtS thereby secured are duly stamped,
and receipts for money or for the payment
~ debts.
The fourth and last question reads THE
ilN on deeds of gift ceases after the 1>t OF
october. How are such documents to be
treatcd-aS agreements. five cents per sheet,
rr stamped lis convcyanccS at estimated
value Of the property conveyed:" J. reply
That the repeal Of taxes on legacieS and sue
yr>>ions does not affect stamp duties. "A
deed OF Gift must be stamped asa contract
Of agreement. J. ". DOUGLASS.
Acting Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-01
Summary of Domestic News by Telc-
grapi.

President Grant returns TO Washington
Monday. ..
1t trained all day in Washington yesterday,
with the thermometer at 500.
Three Russians were captured Yesterday
making >kilful counterteits of iiity-cent
notes. Several thousand dollars Of the
"stulr" was seized.
There was no business at the New York
Stock boards yesterday in consequence OF
ADMIRAL FarragutS funeral.
There were twenty-five deaths from yell
low fever in New Orleans "Wednesday, and
twelve Thursday.
The four companies of artillery nj Ra-
leigh, y. G., for the last two months. have
returned to Fortress Monroe.
Surgeon j. E. Summers has relieved Sur
geon George +. Cooper at Fortress Mon
roe, the latter going to Portland, Oregon,
as medical director.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-01

TIE NATIONAL TAxEs.-ln accordance
with the request of several friends we re-
publish here the following statement Of the
law OF July 18th. compiled in the Scientific
tme1TcQn from official sources
Special taxes. including those OH bank
cr>. will cease May !, 1871, except those
Connected with the fermcntrd liquors.
spirits. and tobacco.
Taxes on gross receipts will cease Octo.
Der !. 1870.
TAXES on sales will cease October |. 1870,
except those on sales OF tobacco. spirits,
wines. and those paid by stamps.
VaNe> on income, including salaries. will
la : ~. per cent. on incomes over $1,000. in
Stead Of ) per cent. on incomes over II 900.
TaNeS OF lcgacic> will cease October /.
$50.
TaXr> on passports will cease October |,
$50.
Thu use 1T stamps will cease October |.
$50. tor promiS>ury notes for less than 500
''r receipts. and icr canned and preserved
U,h.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-01

\ QrFSTloN.-N neither brute force is the
1.tirr~l and most rational method OF dis
covering the justice Of Il moral question
Ne look with disgust nj our TandIathcrS
when they referred the defence OF Wo-
mans honor, or 4 property claim, or re-
lgou> truth. to the decision Of 4 single
dome away with the pistol aud ducllo. But
We lraT" eur national questions OF RICH,
nd wrong not 10 the ariitralpent ii COM
uon Srn>r and Justice, a. represented 10y Il
conference of the WiScSt and clcarc>l-
~iGhtrd among the people. hut 10 the blind
}rutc force q: masses OF men.--tir eclCy.
That's the MAY YOU decided the late war
iu this ccuntry-by brute force.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-01
THE EUROPEAN WAR.
MEzrEnEs AnoUr TO suRREsDEe.
End of the Trouble at Lyons.
TREATY BETWEEN AUSTRIA AND
A MERICA.
&C., &C.. &c.
NOON DISPATCHES.
THE FEELING AT BERLIN,


BERLIN, Sept. 30.-The popular appetite
from army headquarters do not share in it
The blockade of the Elbe has been re-
newed.
FLORENCE, Sept. 30.-Rome is threatened
with exclusion from the plebiscite of the
Papal States.
The Pope has dismissed his italian guard
The National Guard will escort King Vic
tor Emanuel to Rome.
INSTRUMENTATION AMONG THE FRENCH
TRooPs-PRUssIAN MOVEMENTS.
LONDON, Sept. 30.-A telegram from Tours
just received says there is considerable in
subordnation in the French army, and the
officers appear unable TO control the undis-
ciplined soldiers. Severe examples con-
tinue to be made.
The Prussians have desisted from their
westward march, and seem to be concen-
trating around Paris. Their reported
movement on Lyons was incorrect.
The French say the Prussian losses since
the commencement of the war, and espe-
cia!ly since the investment of Paris, have
been so enormous that the Germans take
care to conceal the facts.
The tiremen ut Tours are being enrolled
MEzIEREs ABOUT TO SURRENDER.
LONDON, Sept. 80. "A telegram from LIN
embourg says AfeZieres is very strong, but
it is not thought it can hold out.
FRENCH PRISONERS PUT AT WORK.
BERLIN, Sept. 30.-The French prisoners
are working on q canal in Hanover.
AFFAIRS IN PARIS.
Tours, Sept. 30.-Balloon adyices from
Paris say the construction Of barbados is
rapidly progressing under the supervision
OF Rochefort and Gustave Florens.
The Gardes Mobiles are armed with
new and dreadfully destructive engine-an
invention just made and kept secret.
A series of successful skirmishes with the
Prusslans Increase the ardor Of the defend
erS.
New breech-loading cannon have been
placed on the ramparts.
END OF THE LYONS TROUBLE.
Lyons, Sept. 30.-The political excite
ment here has entirely subsidized. There
have been few additional arrests of Gu
seret's adherents.
RUSSIA.
LONDON, Sept. 3O.-There is no abatement
of the Russian war preparations.
INFRINGEMENT IN THE FRENCE GOVERNMENT.
Tours, Sept. 30.-Adyices from Paris say
Jules Simon has stopped pensions to those
dramatic writer's who need no assistance.
The retrenchments made by the Ministry
and those contemplated will save 50,000,0 G0
OF francs.
TREATY BETWEEN AUSTRIA AND AMERICA.
VIENNA, Sept. 30.-The naturalization
treaty between Austria and the United
States has been signed by the former.
HOLLAND.
AMSTERDAM. Sept. 3n.-The Bank Of liol-
land has reduced its rate of interest to ! ::
per cent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-01
pTCYMOND AND DANVILlIE RAIL

HI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SCdEOULE:
GOING SoUTH.-Lyucnburg sDd Danv1Ie pas,
sengcrs leave Richmond daily Except Sundaysl
at 9:l5 4. NJ; leave Burkeville daily Except sun,
daysl at r. NJ. arrive at Daly1le daily Tex
cept Sundav5l 81 SIS p. 81. THROUGH s:s,L
AND EXPRESS leaves Richmond daily ct 1855
=. NJ; leaves Danvle daily ST 1:35 \. d.; arrives
IL Greens, oro' daily at LOS 4. h. .,....sy
GOING notwithstanding aud Danville pas.
sa1gers leave Danvil1e daily Except Sundays, al
$40 4 II. leave Burkeyille daily texcept Sum
days) at l J.. 81. arrive at Richmond daily
texcept Sun,lays) at 1898 ?. NJ. THROUGH MAIL
AND EXPRESS lcaTes Greensboro daily at 1:i5
A. NJ; leaves Dgpville daily at 3 % a. ID. ; ar
rives st Richmond daily II lies 4. Ill.
The Lypchburg and Danyille Passenger Traih
connects 1t BurheviIle with the trains on the
So1.halde road for Petersburg, Norfolk, Lynch.
burg, and all stations OF the soqshstde and Fir'
guia and Tennessee railroads, Bristol, Knox
Ville Dalton, Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis.
and a Il nportant points South and Southwest p
The Through HAIL and Express connects
8. Grecssboro' with the trains on tie North Caro-
lima road for Charlotte, Cofumbia, Augusta, "a
vsnuab, Macon, Mobile, Montgomery, &C., &c. )
and at Richmond with Lie Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac. Chesapeake and Ohio, AND
Richmond and York River railroads. -
SLEEPING CARS and CHILES'S PATENT
RFCLI MING CHAIRS en- the through eapress
train THCkIAS UODamEal',
SC s @ Superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-01

EMANCIPATION IN trEA.-H0rdaa. Sept
@'-Regent Serrano has ordered the cNecu-
ZION of the Spanish emancipation law III
cuba and Porto Rico. All children OF
lave mothers horu hruccGorti are free : alt
thn-c born since 1868 are free upon certain
conditions: all slaves over sixty years oi
49, NJ this date are free, and al others rs
>pnn rs they arrive 1T sixty wears Of age !;
MI slaves belonging to the state are declared
free. and all who have rendered public
~,.rylces during the insurrection.
As soon rs the Cuban deputies are adj
r,;tted to the Spanish CorlcS the Govern
ncnt will present 4 project Of law Tor the
tpmpctc emancipation OF slaves.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-01
The Georgia Election to be Postponed.

ATLANTA, GA, Sept. 30-The Alderman
election bill, postponing the State election
to December Goth, passed the House yester-
day-61 to 81. \ motion to reconsider
failed-G7 to 90. The galleries were crowded
with operatives of the State railroad, who
are reported to have been armed.
Chief Justice Brown, of the State SUI
preme Court, declares the bill unconstitu-
tional, and denounces it. Notwithstanding
the provisions of the bill favor illegal voting,
il is thought the Democrats will carry the
Sfatp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-01
FROM TEEE SUUrHSzDE.
Tese"ruphic Communication between
Farnsyllle and Lync:lhurS Inter-
rupted-Tra,ns Stepped mt Concord
Reported Loss of Life.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH ]

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH ]
gARxvILLE, Sept. 80, 1870.
Telegraphic communication between here
anu I.ynchburg is cut of just above Con-
cord depot. The western-bouna train ar
rived at Concord at lis this 7. III. III VIII
20 round the turn-table and take the place
of the regular eastcrn-bound train to-mor-
row.
We can obtain no definite or reliable ae-
count of the damage by the freshet. seVe-
raj lives were lost near Lynchburg. Ihere
has. been comparatively little rain at this
point. ~ a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-01
THE GREAT VIRGINIA FLOOD.


Great destruction of E'ropcrty-Thc
People Fleeing photographic tom.
munieatton cut Off Bridges SWEPT
AwaN-KoUses SubnerGcd-Crops n
Tetaa Loss-2filis and Thcir Contents
Ats"nt-The Damage Bone ON the
Railroads. Etc, Etc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-01
A Southern Agricultural Congress-.

AuGusTA, Ga, Sept. I.--The Agrltul-
tural Congress and Annual Fair OF the
Cotton States Fair Association. to be held
here, is being prepared for, and the city
authorities are making arrangements for the
reception and entertainment of delegates.
Every State in the south will he repre-
sented. Excursion tickets from New York
will be $500, round trip, and from Balti-
more half the usual rates. The show will
he very fine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-01
limited States supreme Court.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3O.-The Supreme
Court meets October 31st, in continuation
of the last term, which ends on the first
Monday in December. The call of the
docket will be resumed ut case No. 204.
The appeal from the Supreme Court of IL
lnois, which refused admission to the bar
to !, MARI led woman, comes up this term.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-01

go So - ssNA - = k0WG M0EfKGfs
CORN AND FLOUR Ex6s lrsx !,
~ s,@tsss hIeHM0fD. VA. Sert. 90, isfo. x
4trFttdfs - cFFERIEGs. Esi7as -
Jynsttt--W1iite. 2 6sf hHshela Rel 4 ia
Cora.-Wbite 1eo bushels. Yellow, la busi,Sss.
Mixed, s2s bnaliels.S f ~ 1sf
iOdts.-1, 0o6 bushels. Ist fts5s3 Il f;st5s;iss 81
,Rye.-Nonc.g ~ ~ ia.
~ gi.Etyf5 SALES. 5s.s,.S " rs II.
tyne0t- Witt, as bushels foul ut sizes Is t,tsf-
els badly cleaned at 91.20 a95 bushels VERY scnt,
Mt 81 20 bushels weay1t eaten at $1.es; 90 BUSH
cJs good 1T sl.45 |; 20 bushels foul az LI5. Ia
bushels Inferior af .1s: IS bushels fair at Sf40
T2huscls at 81. oe3 So bushels os 81 IS 90 bushels
prime on private terms Ifs bushels mixed on
private terms 1t2 bushels at Sts7s--total ,1sa
bushels. II EtA .tEaS-sa Z 50 ~ ff
;Whedt.-Red 40 bushels fair at 81 %: les bush.
els good at 50 bushels very god at 90
bushels badly cleaned st SI.ls. 100 husf7ais. 20
$l22S; ass bushels inferior Mt SI1s 10 bushels In
ferior at sI.19 es bushels damp at 81 total, LOLA
bushels. 80 49, ~ .ss
2Corn..-White. AZ bushels weevfl-eaten at soc.
Mixed, 404 bushels ut &c.; SO bushels slightly
damaged at 81; 20 bushels prime at $l.os-total,
52g bushels. +@IE
0uts.-Sle bushels very good at &c.; u bushels
good at 4lc.--total, $50 bushels.
RE-ExHIBrrEp.
VbeGt.-white. dSs bushels. Red. 81 bushels.
White, 42 bushelss Mixed, 225 bushels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-01
Homicide In Mississippi.

JACKSON, Mss, Sept. 30.-Thomas P.
Common, a member of the Mississippi Legis-
latlre, was yesterday shot and Killed BY i
man named Collins, at Wenona, Miss. The
difficulty grew out OF the recent assasslna-
tion of q man named Arnold Brantley. Col
Inns has not been arrested. :. II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-01

The gentlemen who appointed! them
Elves special committee To cNainihe The
tn mines OF Missouri have made q very fl
,orable report. They say that the ore Is
found in such abundance that ages OF actNe
industry cannot exhaust it. 1.-The yield OF
pure tin SAYS the committee, is from
three and Seyen-tenthS per cent. to ten and
"ne-half per cent, and on the usual ASSAYS
Am average of FIVE and tiftv-thrce hundrcdtllS
per cent.'-Netr YORK; Times.
Let no one suppose the above to he lIu-
r!le because tin is IN artificial metal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-01
Domestic Marke,s-fBy: TE1E g

NEW YORK Sept. 30-lSoon- -Flonr and wheat
quiet and unchanged, Corn unchanged and duh.
Pork steady. Lard dull: steam Isa@l5sc. Cotton
Rosn firm at 81. IS Tor strained,
EreRts,0 Cotton easier; sales, 800 bale5 up:
lands, l6sc. Flour-State and western quiet and
ira. ss.sSais. Wheat qSiet and unchanged. Corn
Isle. Pork nominal at sl.so@Ssa: sa3. Lard dull;
kettle 1s5glssc Whsle, Sss. SIossrtes steady.
PER steam. .i@5-1s; wheat, per steam, 5l@6c.
BALTIMORE, Sept. ao.- Flour stesdy with a
small business. Wheat quiet; choice red Mary
land, SI.40@SL47; good TO prime, Sl.aQ@S15s;
common tofsir, $ll9e1si.es; white, $lss@sl:7 70 !;
Yellow CSC. Oats dull at 47D49c; Rye, 100000.
Pork quiet at $2G91$28.s0. Bacon frmer rib
sides f63G917c.; clear sides, 17t@f7tc.; shoulders,
Nsc; :; hams, :5@20lc. Lard dull at ls3c. Whiskey
Virsinia s's~old. 50 bid; s3t asked; 1855, s3a
bid; 65 asked: '67's, 5ai bid; 81 asked North Ca
rolina s's-Old, so bid; new, 81 Did. ~
CINCINNATI, Sept. o.--Flour heavy. Corn dull
and lover, at esc for old and see. for new. Mess
unchanged. Whiskey, s5@sec. on time, and s5c.
for cash.
ST. Louis, Sept. 30, Flour steady; su nerfine,
$iDSa.25. Corn dull mixed, SIC. Whiskey dull
pork lower at Se5. Bacon--Shoulders, ilsc. clear
sides, l73c.
SAVANNAH. Sept. 80 Cotton in good demand
at Ils14ic: les 100 bales receipts, q 44s bales
exports, LIE lies; stock, q, sol bales.
CHARLESToN, Sept. 3o.-cotton steady ut l4i@
I4fc.; sales 200 bales receipts, 1,373 bales; ex-
ports, lbs bales; stock, 6,o4s bales. " @.-f
NEW ORLEANS Sept. ao.- Cotton active at fun
saes 500 S,es stoct, e. iso bales. rme s
gar, l3c. MOlasses-RebOiled d56I5oc. Gold, 1872.
New York sigh;, premium.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-01
vo,causc Eruption in California.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 30.-A volcano near
San Rafall Valley, which has lain dormant
for two years, has commenced violent
eruption, throwing smoke, ashes, and Gin
ders. Telegrams from san Diego say it is
plainly visible from there. The whole
southern horizon last night was dark with
smoke.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-01

DRY ToRTrGAs PRISONERS. - AdluIant-
General Townsend has written 4 letter III
r.>pons, TO An inquiry us 10 whether there
arc any Confederate prisoners in the Dry
Vurtugas in 4 state OF restitution, without
The means OF getting away, saying There
j. not single Confederate prisoner in the
custody of the United States anywhere, at
This time. and there never were more than
two thousand men, United States soldiers,
prisoners and all, ii as many, at any one
! M on that iSland.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-01
n.nrAMnYEING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

csTEAM DYEING ESTABLISHMENTS
y UYEING, SECURING, CLEANING, AND
Observation-Disclosures attention given IN the
securing OF carpets and cleaning OF Ed gloves.
Fancy dyeingin any color desired. Full satisfac-
ton guaranteed. eau on = go, - ii. {
4 = 80 s,7ssff = Richmond, Wa.
III addition u the above, haze recently cStal.
lished ii PRfSTfaG DETACHMENT, and VIII
print AL sktadJ Of silk and Soolien goods. SAM
plcsaI my printing can be seen at my store. -
SO .2-d&W3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-01

John W. Forney, .Jr., whose disappear
auce and probable murder Were reported
Yesterday, is at his home, i'll Philadelphia.
IE, came to this city ~ report the Nilsson
concerts for The PhUGHeiphj0 Press, aud
took the opportunity TO visit hls friend,
Lieutenant +. Berger. on Governors
Island. There he remained for five days,
during which time his parents were lgno-
rant OF bis whereabouts. On Tuesday even
ing he quoted their fears by returning
Lomt.-.Nem York Tribune.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-01
Arrest Of an English Bank Robber.

TORONTO, CANADA, Sept. 50.-Christo-
pher Jones, who robbed the Lemden
County Bank, England, seven years ago, OF
Ell 900, was arrested here to-day. He was
detected by his family following him here,
where he had been living under the name
of uarlWeIl. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-01

loo !, SHOES, TRUNKS, &c,--rds 81
~ ,, frsssssip sa g go,s,9n g. ssy sa
% Th,s invite ths attention OF buyers. shan
IN me untry, at short intervals during the sca-
.iti0ns which win make my assoftmeur &C
III Eme; complete and desirable and ven worthy
th ~, atasnston OF parciia5crs. sss
eek nv stock s embraces an the most fashionable
tor aoies, Gents, Misses, and Children, 10
,,sa as plsin and scfyieeAne goods for country
In te r,w os sold as low as at any other house
I'M sssspsSsfsliy invite all In want OF goode III ny
s n Sal ss re buying, u to Aiasn
sc I-eodsw Jc,ay ~, a. =. y,,sssss
AZ C CARLTON, dealers in BOOTS.
ar daily have on hand and
nent OF Ladies' Muses. Cent. .,,
BOYS BOOTS, SHOES, and GAITnRs NJ tI,s
latest and most Elshon8ble STYLES fr,n ff,e NJ,
manrfactnrers also TRUNKS. va LIE II; E SseSs
hELs, q @; all OF which We viii sell as tiJS
lowest markct prices, and respecsfi,IIy soiicf,
chasing elsewhere. FM GARY $3.50
Sc 30 5m ". Il. CARLTON.tt3s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-01
Ohto Agricultural Fair.

C1ScINNAT1, Sept. 30.-There were 10000
visitors at the State Fair yesterday, includ-
ing 500 visitors from the South, who came
by the Green line. 1t Is the finest eXlllb-
ton ever had in the West.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-01
SECOND DISPATCH,
10y ASSOCIATED PRESS.l

The following IS from The superintendent
of the Western district {:
SALEM. VA, Sept. 3o;.J: r. DoreH,
Superintendent: The tol-bridge, which
was erected forty-tive years ago, and the
new iron (Southside) bridge at Lynchburg
are swept away. The gas and water-w orks
are submerged, and many of the buildings
OH the bank of the river carried away. Scy-
eral houses were observed going down
during the night. The treshet has been
most disastrous, and will no doubt cause
other great damage along the river. Your
friends III Richmond had better prepare for
it. From I'LL / can learn Of the extent of
the fresh, the Danvillc railroad bridge
(at Richmond) will be greatly endangered.
GSigned] 81. W. HATES, Sup't."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-01
TELEGRApHIC NEWS.

New Yers Money nnd Stock Market.
& NEW YORK, Sept 40. Noon, There was no
gold board so-day, but there were sales on The
street at fi3sGaIia.