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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-08-11

Good wholesome Vinegar, Any one can
make it See advertisement of W. Fl. Bish
op in this paper, yb71 eF3 a Gm1
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-08-11

The CRAIG MICROSCOPE This Microscope
is simplifed and adapted to popular as well
as scientific use. A new optical wonder
This is the only Instrument of high power
which requires no focal adjustment, and
therefore can be readily used by any one,even
by little children. Costing only Two Dollars
it is within the reach of all in the communi-
ty, and should be on the table of every
Practitioner. Read advertisement in this
paper. {assa ses..4 gaofts., 3m1
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-08-11
KU.KLUx TROUBLES IN NoErH CARROLL.

1 KU-KLUx TROUBLES IN North CARROLL
lNA.-The Raleigh On. o. Standard o
the list inst, has the following in relation
to Ku-Klux troubles in that state:
/ The Governor received by last mail mum
Der of confessions by Ku- Klux residing IN
/ Alamance County. It is not deemed advis
able at this time to publish these confessions
in full, but we will give some OF the facts.
| These confessions show beyond doubt thai
Dr. John A. Moore, one of the Conservative
candidates for the Senate in Alamance and
Guilford. Is member of the order. Let gooo
citizens beware how they vote for this oath
bound and bloody man for seat In the State
Senate He has obligations upon him that
would conflict with his oath MS Senator
| ii It is also known beyond doubt that Albert
hurry, the Sheriff Of Alamance. is member
of the organization. What spectacle The
Sheriff OF county, whose duty it is to pre-
serve the peace and enforce the law, the asso.
ciate and friend of assassins and murderers
The Governor did well to arrest this man
| All the parties who made the confessions
state that the penalty on members for divul-
| ging the secrets of the Order is death The
order, therefore, is to whip, scourge, mutilate,
murder, and if you fail to obey orders, or tell
about these crimes you will be murdered
THE Waive give the latest dis
patches from the seat OF war, in another
column. France has evidently got alarg
er job on hand than she anticipated at the
outset, and finds out that the "raw Dutch
militia don't retreat worth cent.
-~4se-
NATHAN's MURDERER.-A dispatch
received from Garrisons, N Y. last Tues
day, states that the supposed murderer of
Mr.. Nathan was arrested the day before at
Nyack, When arrested he said, / know
what you have come for" 1t is stated
that he received four hundred dollars
from Mr.. Nathan the day previous to the
murder. ee saa g a6 500 sayas
VOLUNTEERS FOR FRANCE. Dispatch
es from Richmond, Va, of last Tuesday,
state that the acting French Consul at
that place has had SO many applications
from ex confederates who desire to join
the French army that he hasibeen CON-
PEELED to announce through the newspa-
pers that he has no authority to accept
their proposition. ssgei ahill 500 &
s4 ~ El s'la 81 80 -. .11A s12-s GO W hs@1a as
ECEoPEANMAsLs-A Washington cor
respondent of the New York Times,
writes as follows in reference to the
transportation Of European mails duripg
the war now in progress:
Pretty much everybody has given up all
| Ii npe that any arrangements can be made for
carrying our mails on the German steamers
while the war lasts and there is nothing 10
any of the talk about an American line that
leads to beliefi il its Enlistment at pres
ent. All our foreign mails will, therefore,
| go forward regularly by the English steam
ers. Some persons think these may, in su-
ture, put up the rates on Us, but the Post,
master General says he will not submit to
| this, but employ our naval vessels If neces-
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-08-11
DIE b.

MoNEIL-In Pleasant Prairie, William Mcneil,
July 25th, 1870, aged CO years.
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THE WAR.-We give the latest dis
patches from the seat OF war, in another
column. France has evidently got larg
er job on hand than she anticipated at the
outset, and finds out that the "raw Dutch
militia don't retreats worth cent.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-08-11

PoRT LIsT.-The following Is list of the
arrivals and clearances at this port for the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-21

INF, Pratt said the Committee on Claims
nad given great deal Of time to the con-
sMerntion of this class Of claims, and he
nDped the Senate would at an early day take
fuP one OF these cases and determine il, In
oIdcr that the committee might know
Wnesner 1t was necessary to spend any
more time upon such cases. -
Inc PRESIDENT requesteda report of mo-
ney PAID into the Treasury on account Of
IG;nasmned and: confseated property in
virginia during the war.
The franking privilege was discussed
until adjournment and no, action taken.
l. The Senate is discussing the southern
railroad bill tonight, -
eeYera propositions reducing the rate Of
postage were defeated. III ~ 800
"a bill passed by the House reducing taxa.
ton was reported in the Senate so-day with
many amendments to the sections referring
TO various special taxes, including bankers.
tTectlhers, tobaceonists, lotteries, &C., and
| IN lieu thereof provides for the repeal Of all
special taxes after May LIST, 1871, with The
exception ofthe special tax on brewers. dis.
tillers, and tobacconists. 1t also repeaIs.
after October next, the taxes ON sales inn,
posed by the present Laws except ON tobac-
co, spiritsy cigars, and wines. 7 1t also re-
peals taxes on legacies and SUGGESTIONS, All
stamp laws are left as at present, except the
stamps on promissory notes and receipts
for'any amount, and canned and preserved
fish, which are. repealed. The. income
clause is amended so as to exempt actual
house rents. The changes are very many,
reducing the revenue Fl rom internal sources,
and it restores the tariff to nearly present
rates. ~ .t@ass f,-'EEE. SO 5*.'':
Declines. .'T'i ''N'L,,: -: :: 7.
WASHINGTON, June 20.-Judge Appleton
declines to succeed Watrous as Texas dis
trict judge. - 'sa ,..@.''' =
Various Items.
WASHINGTON, June 20.-Revenue receipts
to-day were 81 $780, 00. '''#s' w
Mcssrs. Belknapa and Porter returned from
West Point to-day. .l.,gse
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WANDERERS AND ran EHra MAaaarRs.-
Acurious story. 10 told Son the street"
tSe Erie f,,apsw ana s ef gssW Van.
derbilt, In which the Connin0d ore put down
Heights In 90 determined and indeed rcck-
less way F%iia's@ = ~ = ~ sfi
: It Is said that Mesas. Gould and Fisk,
some time ago foreseeing a rise In the price
Of breadstufs, purchased q very large guam
thy OF wheat in Chicago. The price rose,
as they anticipated, and the time came for
them to ship their wheat to market. They
determined to s,ve something on their
freight. and thereupon, it is said, began
the struggle with Vanderbilt. The Com
modore, who was in earnest, put down
freights on the Central road with savage
discrimination to sttshow those Erie fellows
that they must not ttrife with him."
The result was, If the tale Is true, that
Gould and Fisk magnanimously sent all
tneir wheat over the Central railroad at the
Commodore's reduced freight.-Nev York
Eoesing Post. ...,.,
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Domestic Markets-fBY TEnEeiusA Ape. -

NEW YORK, June co. Noon.-FIour s@lo ceuts
lower. Wheat dull and nominally lower. Corn
da and n H!ac thar nerk asss Mess
b Ecentng.- Cotton quiet sales 900 bales midding
upIands at 2lsc. Flour 10@2oc. lower supcrfne
ira, sssgES Sess se sG lo"e2 ~ VI
and amber western, SI.d5.' Corn lower; new
mixed mike western sae. @sin Pork quiet d. geo. 7s
Naval Stores quiet. Freghes dull loss1''s any
RtQht.-Beef quiet; new plain mess, 11@1sc-
new extra ditto, 1s91sac. Tallow quiet at esgs3c.
BALTIMORE, June so.-Flour quiet, nrm, and
s s;;lS Ssl0y; skl,@slN :, oits s.s ;.,
17sc. Whiskey, $l.o4@sLos. ..s.,.r..
CINcrNNATI, June 2o..Flour dropping at $s. rs
@lss.4o Corn dull and offered freely; mixed ear
old snsd M Tresa
ing. Mess Pork, asO.J5@$ao.5O. Bacon-Shoul-
dt.rs, lat@lsSc.; clear rib sides, 1Gsc. LARD dull
small sales at leG9l7c. tsa ~ 2" ..rs-
PHILADELPHIA, June 2o.-Beef Cattle dull this
week and lower; sales, 1000: extra Pennsylvania
and western steers. Otc.; fair to good do, s6aac
common, G@75c. Sheep dull sales II, 900 at 50p6tc
Hogs very dull sales 5000 at ll&9lsc., the latter
for premium corn-fed.
NORFOLK, June 2o.-Cotton inactive; low mid
dDgs, 1slQl9e: sales, 80 bales receipts, 2 bales;
exports coastwlse, 100 bales stock, ,sls bales.
CHARLESTON, June 2o.-Common Cotton lower
middllngs, l9lc.; sales, $50 bales; receipts, loo
bales exports 10 Spain, EOS bales coastwise, &c:
bales stock, &89l bales. is - ~ :.
SAVANNAH, June 2o.=Cott IN quiet middlings,
ports coastwise, l,ooS bales Stock II. $50 bales.
MOBILE, June 2o.--Cotton firm; middlings, lel
0letc Sales 300 bales. Re ceipts 47s bales. Ex-
ports coastwise, 2s7 bales. stock, 20, lca bales.
NEW ORLEANS, June 2o..-Corn, $l.oss@sLo5;
white, 81. I23@sLl5. Lard qaies fierce, Ibtan.c.
Kentucky, 1stsllosc. SUI gar--Prime, liS6litc,
MoIasses, ss65se. Whisk ey, s73c. 131.lO. = Cof
fee-.Prime, l7s@l74c., Sterling, la. New Yors
NEW ORLEANS, June 2o.-Cotton quiet mid.
dings, lotc.; sales, 900 i1es net receipts, loS
bales coastwise, Se2 bales total ,ale bales; ex.
TO New York, ago bales; to Boston, 1900 bales
stock, So,447 bales. -e,o
GALVESTON, June 20.-Cotton' dull and nomi.
nsl. Good ordinary 1sf@16tc. Receipts, lat
bales; Exports coastwia;, FOG bales. stock
l. g5B bales,
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TELEGRAPHIc NEWS.

New York stack and Money Mnraet,
4 NEW YoEK, Jpne ao-fsoon.- Stocks; stronr.
Money. s@S pcr scent. ExchanaaeRSne Ieei:
short, iiot Cold. M. Bonds, INA. Tennsssee-
sEx-coupons. o.. Virginia 10. Lou.
isiana-0ld, 7cg; nea. II. S,.sfl'35.t
EueTfng. Money easy. Sterling duh &C 1os,Sa
loe3.; Colo, if2i@u2s. Governments closed dull.
acknowledgements active; old ss, ;tlsrge
transactions in new ut c4fGsesi, but closed lower
old at, ess; new at ca. others quiet, 49,,
Night. Money easy ut 5@5 per cent. Discounts
unchanged. Exchange dull at sf9oI Gold dull
and nothing doing closing at l1as8tles.a Govern
mems hrm throughout the day, closing dull ss,
81; coupons, hit es's, 1les. Virginia gs SO |;
new, ess. Louisisna's, n new, u. Levee s's,
7el. North Carolina s's, 20 new, esq.
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S,HE BROADsTREET DRY GOODs
:, EMPORIUM. y,...,.,,

2 =
i GREAT BARGAIHsts al kids of E1AsoH.
cured il slis essabiis11ssfl 81 rs sell Kb6S 1876
at fsf prices We arg s6niSSf anNy resaYfas INV
GOODS, and are therefore dlspiaying tbs f1SeSez
styles OF the season.. We eaRnierase rome articles
Of our stock, and II csstonefs 2iif cid tacy WIZ
find our prices ressohsSHa READ TIE laE beI6Ess
and then esif and be convinced 80
4, EMnRsRsosIDERED and sra1fEp ahss4 81 81,
Blaze ,1AREaEs s. saKs. aad asxlHaaA- Ii,
fsegh1ss Il ,s,.,, s.. Z.
. 81 A " 50 s.sssts
Sfla3IK g; $1,000 Il
s sYstR sss 81 silSsf aad
Es sdFSa sIss .sg g1sun1D E rleors
sNlss sss2EAs55a cHsoxrD AID ruer
BRIL- sS S;sI@AaE E, a
Ma 81 EffsEHGgSs 9SS SEIsIs e. -
IA EfSsSs s,s
MHfTf shfEfs S5zss4s !g5g III;
HOsfEtY; HANDKERCKIERs; u x F.1z,!ii .5fs,t
LAsShCnLLARS; Sli.k IANs; ii al p ,s.:.,.,ls
RUFFLiNas. RisBuNs:2 .sssss;s,&gss5 .ss.ssz
FoNaEE AID MnITE siLK.RkRAaots st5as
s a1Aa sHSssS S Mhlna
SSPH Al S%S SI SSRiEHex IS a l az,
FuLt SI hltEEhnahHR SaTsEkST sS S I
BROAD STREET DRY GOODS sIr s'istsfs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-21

NEW YORK, June SO.-The George B. Up
ton has arrived. Its officers confirm the
previous reports of the landing of the first
expedition which left here May the 10th,
and report the successful landing of the re-
turn trip with hundred men and addi-
tional supplies shipped ut Aspinwall. The
landing was effected at an untrequented
molested by the Spaniards. The officers
knew nothing of the fate of the first expe-
dition until their arrival here. The entire
cruise was made under the American flag.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-21

The United States courts for West Vir-
ginia are hereafter to be held at Lewisburg
for one place. 80
So far from being supporter of the Bull
lock rule in Georgia, as has been repre-
scented, Mr. Alderman proves to be one of
its opponents, and is meeting with opposi-
ton from that source. -.
The Louisville Courier is angry with Gar
ret Davis for some recent vote, and brands
him as a renegade. But he has been branded
SO often that he don't mind it. Cincinnati,
Commercial. s..a ~..1 ..t'f H. ..-',.
Red Clouds farewell speech, in itsaustere
and stubborn tone, may be said to have
foreshadowed the dootti oil the Indians. In
fact, it might be proper to call it die-a.
tribe Cincinnati Comm ercial. 49,.
Is 1t any wonder that the apprehensions
Of the working classes hereabouts have
been aroused by the first arrival of Chinese
skilled, indentured laborefs In tliis section.
The Democrats will carry with them the
working and industrial classes En-. naasse in
an an anti-Chinese policy beyond doubt-that
they would carry every eastern State in
elections on au afltlC Chinese issue is certain.
New York letter. Cincinnati Commercial.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
LETTER FROM LEXINGTON.

N THE EVE OF "COMMENC EMEN T
WEEK"-ANNOUNC OF THE RE-
Suits OF FINAL EXAM.NATIONS-COL-
LEGE "HoN0R MEN" AT WASHINGTON
CuLLEGE-yALEETI SBUST OF GEN e
RALLEEA SPLENDID SUCCESS -CRITI-
CAL CONDITION OF MIR. STEPHEN A.
PORTER
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Discharged.

NORFOLK, June 20.-The examination of
the crew of the italian brig Josephine,
charged with robbery and threatening to
kill the pilot in charge of the brig, was con-
cluded this morning before the United
States commissioner. The charges made
by the pilot were not sustained, and the &C
cliscd were discharged from custody.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-21
Sad Accident.

PoUGnKEEpsIE, N. T., June 20.-A small
boat containing two ladies and two gentle
men was struck by an unknown propeller
off Melton at / O'Clock this morning and
stove to atoms. Both ladies' and one Of the
gentlemen were drowned, and the propeller
did not stop. J =: = -, ....t.
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Kirk. of Tennessee.

RALEIGH, June 20.-It has been rumored
here for the last few days that the infamous
Kirk, Of Tennessee, Brownlow's miniolI,
has rendered his services to Governor Hol-
den to take command of the State troops,
and that his offer has been accepted. I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-21

CRIME IN BAITfMoRE--William Moore, a
young man, was beaten to death by rowdies
on the corner OF Fremont and Baltimore
streets, one of the most public places in the
city, on the night of the 18th instant, and
Lewis Smith, a colored man, was stabbed
with q butchers knife on last Saturday
the effects Of the wound. l.:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-21

Foreign Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH]. w..
PARIS, June 2o-Noon.-1Sourse opened quiet !;
rentcs 72f. S5c.
LONDON, June 2o-Noo1 Cotton has on upward
tendency; uplands, l4sd. t.. .,..... IA .,...jn
LIVERPOOL, June 2o-6JferHoon. Cotton steady
aud unchanged; sales, II, 900 bales.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-21
Oregon Election.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 20.-SiXteen coun-
ties in Oregon give Wilson DemoeraD 60
majority. His majority in the State is about
275. The Legislature is probably Demo-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-21
CLOTHING.

TOO MUCH CLOTHING - -.
AND TOO LITTLE MONEY.
My stock is too large, and must be reduced in
order 10 turn it into money and from this time
shall offer my entire stock at such prices for cash
as will please ALL and give them q NICE SUIT
for little sum AT the old-established house Of -
.~.-e....-..s WILLIAM IRA SMITH,
ie IL 1903 Main street.
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Financial and Corr leiai.

H.s szKAaH sad Afsunf HsaFkee fra |,
k-eeEsssa "! GGRH AND Flo4ra E1css Arsyx. a.
ln45s, iyss eHICHHnHD, ~ Ar JuEs %. 1870 I :
.4sssy4 "a -ns,c, uTFERINGE 81 sy;s, t.s:i q,
!, RheH.-Mh bite, 8 bushels. Red, 1s hnshois. !.
~, corp =Whtte ns tnshels. Yellows none.
OGts-oe0 busheiSs gs.sf7tr ,8g!3 la t,.s ,es, Is.
Rys.-sG bushels. st,sr,yn t.,:ss.s Fl -
. MsGL-259 bushels, - ~ ~ 8
PeGs.-4o bushels. vs. ~ +.4fs1ttE7 ss!e'f ~ :
Wheae.-White, bushels very good- at Oh. ss,
Red, i6 bushels fair ut si.2c..l 3I.,f, = sSl ,,,
.sorn-IWhlte, So bnshsis very good at $l.2s.
Mixed, $50 bushels very good at $i.ss.
Odss.-tzo bushels prime Mt &C. 80 ~ ,'stisY
- ~, RE.ExRBrrEu.5 E.:p:sa.i a'
None.
offerings Of Grain fixht.- Corn &c.
better. =
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DeIiehtful Place.

LOUISVILLE, June 2O.-There were four
murders in Louisville Saturday night, two
reported as having been committed else
where, and several deaths from drowning.
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The Darten Ship Canal Expedition.
NEW YoRK. juno eo.-Advices from the
Dar1en ship canal expedition to May 30th
are not encouraging. All well. 49,.
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DRY 'GOOps.

TUCKWALL & ROUss, No. 1913 MAIN
~ sTREET-JUNE q 1sso.-GREAT! DRY
GOODS PANIC IN NEW YORK-The Close OF
the Auction Season-MiIlions Of Dry Goods Sold
for q Song.-Mr. ROUSS buys 500, 900 OF these
Bargains.-We arc receiving our share Of these
splcndid bargains. Dress Goods in great variety,
from I2Ac to $3.50 per yard; LADIES', Misses
Boys, and Mems Hats, every style: White ana
Checked Mating, best quality: Ribbons of all
the elegant Velvet Fringe Ribbons. We can nei-
Their enumerate the articles nor the prices. !.
The public and our friends In particular are In
yited to come and see for themselves our BAR
GAINS. je Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-21

WEST POINT AND HANOVER JUNCTION
RAILROAD CoMPANY.-The corporators OF
this company will hold meeting for or
ganization at West Point Oh the 4th OF July
npyt
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FURNITURE, &c. --
HARDWOOD & RITTER, ,...,..
III opposite The post-ofHce, Main street,
. Have now on hand and are constantly manufac-
turing the most complete and varied assort-
ment Of -. -
PARLOR FURNITURE. ..
DINING. ROOM FURNITURE, and
MATTRESSES. 49,
And we would invite all IN want OF good, SUBJ
stantial articles in our line to examine our stock.
No establishment in the State can offer greater
Inducements. We have goods to suit all parties.
EJegant sets of superior workmanship and fine
finish and plain goods Of every description; and
we will tell you secret we are still reducing our
prices. Cali opposite the post-eihce, up STAIRS.
my 80 1858 ...-..-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-21

President Grant assured q delegation OF
North CarOluians who called on him on
Friday in regard to rebel outrages against
the Union people of that State that if
Governor Holden's militia could not sup
press these lawleSs combinations they might
look for prompt and stern assistance from
the national authority. The election for
Congress and the Legislature Of North
Carolina takes place the first Monday i'll
Aurust.-forncy's Chronicle.
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Anew AND CHEAP, GOODS. ,

have just opened q new and handsome aasoft.
mont OF LADIES' DRESS GOODS and FAHCYif
ARTICLES, to which, invite the public 70 CAL
and examine. .g,sr- 49,. & - -t,S6aqafJi tti.,i
Particular bargains 10 RIBBONRsof all widths,
for sashes and trimmings; the latest style pom,
GEE SILK PARASOLS; the latest style LACE
COLLARS, very low and handsome lsdies' best 2
KID GLOVES size. worth sl.5o full line 81,
ladies, and children's HOSE !. IRISH, LINENsi
TABLE-LINEN ;NAPKINS; extra hargainsi zip
PIQUES from 2oc., 2sc., sacs 4oc., and &c., worth
. great deal more /; sets Of COLLARS and ClEsSl'
very chesp !. striped BERAGE JOG. Hosth laessl
plain LENos zoe. north soc.,; and fun assort-i
ment OF DRESS GOODS ,atNewi York ,priess;,'
white CAMBRICs; SWISS. ,TARLETAEs Ati
pauic prices all shades Of SATIN for trimming;
back and colored SILKS for dresses very cheap
mems and boys wear LINENS, CoTTQNADEs,
Call early and secure some Of tbs great barsains
at No. l4ll Main street, two doors from Eanrteena
street. ~; ~; ~ 80 ~, f,sr +. SThAuepst<
je linn ..t 49,. .,1i.li,us1 81 4Gs.sa AgeRtt.
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EoR THIRTY DAYS.
SPRING AND SUMMER ...
CLOTHING
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
DEvLIN'S,
1907 MAIN STREET,
OPPOSITE PosT-OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA.
[je3l
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,,PRING STOCK or FURNITURE.
s T A C Y s

STACYS
are receiving an IMMENSE sIOCh, oought a1
GOLD RATES, and are determined not to be
undersold By any house In the country.
Examine before you buy.
NH Is 1908 AND 1917 MAIN oihhhi'
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The Richmond Dispatch pays our noml-
nee for Governor, Mr.. Jacob, high compli-
ment. Thank you, friends Of the Dispatch,
and we now inform you that the good peo-
pie of West Virginia intend that this gen.
tleman is to be the next Governor of West
Virginia Romney Intelkgencer. .i,' =
ELECT him and nobody will rejoice more
than the Dispatch.] 800
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The test case ofthe city Of st. Louis against
the independent Fire Marine insurance
Company of New York to compel inc pay
ment Of 500 annual license on foreign il'
surance companies was decided on satar
day. in favor of the city,,
Some decorations in the Cincinnati san-
gerfest building took fire saturday evening
as the gas was being lighted. an alarm was
sounded, and i'm the excitement in the
streets "a horse ran away, dangerously injur-
ing in his flight two ladies, two children,
and a man. The fire was eXtinsulshed De-
fore serious damage was dene. - .B1
Until the Cincinnati papers published 9
list Of the members of Che National Chris.
tian Anti-Secret Society which met III that
CITY the. other day nobody would have sup
posed that the Masons and Odd-Fellows had
ever black-bnllcd and expelled half so many
preachers and other good men and women
of the Wcst.--L0uisrsHe Courier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-21
Vetoed.

Boston, June Ex-Governor Clafin has
vetoed the Hartford and Erie aid bill.
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Richmond Tobacco saarkes.

- S..-5 - MONDAY, June 30 1870. I
I No special change In the market. Prices steady
ana hrm lor oil good grades Of shipping and work
ing. with tendency; to Improvement. BYteh. OF
finest quality much sought for and looking upward.
We eookJor a falling of IN breaks coon, .,catcs
may affect the market. =, $. s ~, Z. !.
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HoS. ROBERT RrDGwAy.-This gentleman
is now at his home in Amherst, and we re-
gret to learn that he is a severe sufferer
from arrangement of his stomach and
liver. He needs the constant attention Of
his physician, and it is thought that for
some time to come he will be unable to give
any attention to his congressional duties.
The honorable gentleman's health has been
very feeble for some time past, but we earn
estly trust that by relief from his public
duties he may be early restored.-Lynoh-
b,trd ReDnbLca7a. Jar. 49,