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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-06-03
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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-06-03
One Million Acres
OF
CHOICE IOWA LANDS

TOR SALE, at So pc, acre and upwards,
i for cash, or on credit, by the Iowa
Railroad Land Co. Railroads al
ready built through the Lands, and on all
sides of them. Great inducements to sett-
lers. Send for our free pamphlet. 1tgives
prices. rims, Locations; tells who should
come west. what they should bring, what
it will cost; gives planes and elevations OF
I5 different styles of ready made houses; sao
which the Company furnish at from $3.50
to 81 600 ready to set up. Maps sent if de-
sired. Address
W.. w. WALKER, Vice-Pres't
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-06-03
Cor. Opposite Court House,
Upper Sandusky, Ohio.

Come aides all, this column read,
II in our line you are in need:
Wen guarantee to sell as cheap,
AS any honss or man you meet.
Don't sell vt cost, as others say,
But sell as cheap and make it pay.
Gold almost at p, r, Oh! give thought,
Our goods for cash have all been bought,
Oft on the road your eyes will meet,
With flaming letters. goods SO cheap.
A humbug, sure, you may write down.
You'll find II out by looking round.
We post no bills use no deception.
Selling at cost and great attraction
Or front Of store stand in the street,
Playing the Jew with all we meet;
But with respect, Invite call,
And do our bestte please YOU all.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-06-03

The Fenian War is ended again.
There were few skirmishes,one or
two killed and some wounded. Most
of the leaders have been arrested
and imprisoned by the U. S. Au-
thorities.
While we sympathize deeply with
the oppressed of Ireland and the old
World generally, we do think that
tds movement upon Canada, amin
Ynocent people, a very unwise one.\
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-06-03
New Advertisements.
AN ORDINANCE
To Provide for the Annexation
of Contiguous Territory.


of Contiguous Territory.
Be 1t ordained by the Council Of the
Incorporated Village Of Upper
= Sandusky, Ohio:
SECTION 1. That authority be and the same
is hereby given for the annexation to the cor
poration of said Village of Upper Sandusky,
Ohio, territory contiguous thereto, bounded
and described as follows, to wit:
Commencing at the point where the north
line of said village intersects the Sand Y
River, running thence down the meanderings
of said river to the east and west center line
of section twenty-nine (23), in township two
(2), south of range fourteen Q4 east; thence
nine (29) and thirty (30), in said township, to
the centre of said sections twenty-nine (29)
and thirty (30) thence south on the center
lines of said section thirty (30) and of section
thirty -one (31; to the south line of said town.
ship; thence east on said township line to the
Sandusky River; thence down said river to
where the same is intersected by the south
line of said village; and including all the ter
ritory lying between the original plat of said
village and the boundaries aforesaid.
SEC 2. And be it further ordained Th 1T
Curtis Berry, Jr., be and is hereby authorized
and directed to prosecute the necessary pro-
ceedings to effect such an neXation.
Passed in regular session May 21st. a. d.,
1870
JK McCRACKEN, Mayor.
Attest HENRY WoOLFoRD, CLERK.
May 26th, 1870.
Thereby certify that the above is true copy
of an Ordinance passed May 21, 1870, by the
Council of Upper Sandusky, Ohio,
291tf. HENRY WOOLFORD, Clerk.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-06-03

The Democracy oiOhio assembled
in Convention atColumbus on We'd
nesday. The following nominations
we're made:
Secretary of State, W. Heisley of
Columbus; Supreme Judge, r. A.
Harrison, of Madison Co.. Member
of the Board of Public Works, VIM.
Spencer, of Licking Co., Comptrol-
ler of the Treasury, Jno. H. Heator,
of Belmont Co.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-06-03
'OUE FATHERS HOUSE; or
The UnWritten Word.

By DANIEL MARCH, author of the popular
"Night Scedes.' This master in thought
and language shows us untold riches and
beauties in the Great House, with its Bloom
ing flowers. Singing birds, Waving palms.
Rolling clouds, Beautiful bow, Sacred
Mountains. Delightful Rivers, Mighty
oceans, laundering voices, Blazing
heavens and vast universe with count
less beings in millions of worlds. and
Word. Rose-tinted paper, ornate en-
cravings and superb binding. Send
for circular, in which is full descrip-
ton and universal concentrations by
the press, ministers and college profess
sors in the strongest possible language.
ZElGLER. McCURDY & CO., 139
Race St.. Cincinnati, o. 26-w4.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-06-03
bl N " ESO "A.
From the Chatfield Democrat.

Never before have we had so fav
orable Il season in this latitude as the
present. especially for farming and
gardening purposes. The wheat
and oats in this vicinity have all
been sown, and many fields are al
ready looking green The wild
plum trees have been in bloom sew
eral days, and the grass upon the
bottom land furnishes good picking
for the cattle.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-06-03
KANSAS.
Helper Correspondence Lawrence Tribune.


The wheat crop looks excellent
everywhere, but we noticed one
piece which beats all We have as vet
seen. The farmers are mostly
through planting corn. The. fruit is
not yet all killed. We were told by
Mr. Seers, of Bellevue, who has an
extensive peach orchard, that he will
probably not have over halt crop.
Others express the same opinion.
From the Alma Herald.
Fall wheat throughout the county
is looking we'll The late frost did
no lasting damage. Prospects are
good for large yield.
From the Fort Scott Monitor.
Wheat looks uncommonly fine
the crop this season will be far
greater than ever before harvested
in Kansas.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-06-03
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Ore Peurd of f'rn,1pton's 1nperiux
laundry sin:tp will MAKE WeIvS r GuI!ras LIS
Ger fer il and Try it. CRAMrI rIUN
" ~ 81. Ne<v Ofks
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-06-03
FuH Instructions Giceis by Our
setces or Agents,

The time has when every family should
have Sewing Machine. Buy good one and it
will last lifetime. We know that some machines
are advertised 40 per cent cheaper than any 9TH
er first-class machine.'' But such machines are
not-never were-nor never will be, "hFst-cass'
machines Buyers will DO we'll to buy only stand
ard machines, then they sure of good ones.
We sell none but such as have national reputa-
ton Not such sold to-day to be thrown
away tomorrow, and the agent gone, gone! gone II
We long have, now do, and intend to continue to
live in Upper Sandusky, where purchasers can
fird us. Ii you buy of us you can sleep easy, but
if you buy any of those cheap 40 per cent ma
chimes" look out for strange dreams.
From us, and agents, you can buy the cheap
est because good-the best. Your money is not
then lost. Machines repaired at our office. At
tachments, Oil, Needles, Thread &c, for sale.
Call and see us, and buy a good machine-war-
ranted to suit you, and do all kinds of work
A. W. BRINKERHOFF L SON.
May ~, f910.-tf
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-06-03

AGENTS WANTED-SlOO to $500 per
Month - Clergymen, School Teachers,
Smart Young Men and Ladies wanted to
Canvass for the New Book,
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-06-03
From the Des Moipes Register.

There is every indication that
lowa's horn of plenty is this year to
be filled with the fullness of good
crops. The farming community is
greatly encouraged by the substan-
tlal report that their fresh fields of
new rain offer them. And the
loosening up in money matters,
which has taken place in the last
month. they have felt and been in
splred by it. Grain, too, has adj
vanced in price. Wheat begins to be
asked for in the market, and corn
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-06-03

We are prepared to offer special induce
ments for you to examine our stock and
prices in
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-06-03

Custome ers coming from distance can have their
roll carding done the same day.
feel confident that all getting their work done
with me VIII save money by doing
CASH PAID FOR WOOL GREASE
WE. WEBER.
Marseilles Nav 90 If
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-06-03
Wantza
. O M Fl?

The valuable homestead of M. II.
Gillett, Esq, in Upper Sandusky, is
now for sale. Enquire of J. d. SEARS.
May 10, 1870. 26-tf.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-06-03

We have just received large and com
plete s ock of
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-06-03
ADVERTISING RATES.

Administrators and Attachment notices f3.
Legal advertisements. 81 per inch for first
insertion. and fifty cents per inch for each
subsequent insertion. Road notices. 81.
Local notices. per line. first insertion, IS cts
= ch subsequent insertion per line, 1U cts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-24
Norfolk Markets.

JUNE 22.-Sa1es-9o bales ordinary to low mid
ding cotton at l50lS3c. L 600 bushels white corn
a 81 2O o. bu shells ellow corn at *l.e9 i5a bush
els mixed corn AT SllSA 3oOb shells meal at Sl.S9m
$l.40. >. ,,,..
torn White, as u quantity, Sl.20; yeljw,
I'll. 0s mixed Sl.lst.
Hgeyyrinas. Carolina cut, $50 ts.o5 :
North ,arollna gross, IS. 5O9$s; North Carolina
V FiioaS|Tam!ly. ss@sls;59 extra &C. a5 e s.
superfne, $e@se.75 fine, Is ,a5QSs.7s rye. Se,so
st unton superhne, 81; staunton extra, $3.50.
sl apes &C. dsi calf, s1@$ IS kip. s.75.
Liquors.-Apple brandy, new, s"2'@r 80. WIS us
kcy-Common proof $I.Su; reduced, Sl2oetSi % :;
TeHI. Boiled, sl.a5Ms $40 unbolted, $40.
Oots.-kcS, weight, &c.; for seed, weight, $500
65e.: Winter or black, 7sc.
Peas. --Black-Eye, $3.50; Clay, Sl.so; hl'ck'
new, Hl.90. , g., :,
Peanuts-Fancv, So; ordinary, 90 prime, " Sc.
Wflmingtons, 25c.0$l.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 75:. az bushel.
Rice.-South Carolina, DC. Ran, Don, 8.
R0xin.-Common, $l.So; No. /, sa.o9Ys3; NO.
s Gres-Red oak hopshead sss; red oak culls,
tgO. White oak hogsheai, 49, white OAK cnlls
SOS. White oak pipe, us white oak culls, s3oe9
Shin1les.-Two-feet No. 1 heart, Sl2 two-fcet
No Heart SlGGSll; two-fe.t sap, 81; common,
s46pS7 /; l2-inch No. heart, S74ss; l2-incu sap,
$5GDso ,,,,
Wheat. hoIcc white 81. lair TO pr me fl:2'
Osl IS ordinary. sl.101$l.20. Red, cholce, Si'so
fair to prime. 81. 900 sl.3O ordinary. Sig Sl.i'
WOOL w ashed. 3,435c.: un Tashe', lSgY2.. ~
Tar.--Large barrels, sl.5o; small barrels, Sl'2''
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TELEGRAPHTC NEWS.
New York ssec. and ,ro,,s,, ,,r.u,.

New York Efeck and Money Market.
NEW York, juno "a : Nooss.--s,ocks heavy.
Money, sQs per cent. Sterling Exchanse-Long,
1907; Short not. Cold lii. s-ao's, va, me- Ten.
nessee s's. ex.coupons, ees; new, s4s. Virginia
Fs. ex.coupons, ess; new. 90. Missouri s's. e4k.
Louisiana Ss, II: new, ~. Levee SIS, 77s; s,s,
sS. Alabama Sc, lols; ga, q. Georgia o's 80
Ts, ssa. North Carolina as, aa; new, at. South
Carolina e's, %; new, SO.
Eceming.-Moncy very easy. Sterling Exchange,
loasaloot. Gold nominal at llls@lrs. Govern
mcnts dun. Southern Securities weaker in new
Tenuessees, hut firm on new North Carolinas.
Efghf.-Money SOS per cent; prime paper st6l7
per cent Sterling Exchange remains duh and
noninal. Gold--Nothing doing and market closed
dull aud heavy. Governments dull most OF the
DAY with slight Improvement toward the close /;
81 s, nlB: e4S III; es's, Ill new ras; s7's lI3s
Ss's, llas ie.ios, los SouthS IN Securities Ten
ncsscc e's, cog new. sst. Virginia 6's, ool: Low
isiana e's, 77sG7St. North Carolina s's. 30; new
27s@2ss. Stocks duh up to L. M. but stronger.
and closed advancing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-24

II i stated that the Hon. Jefferson Davis
viii soon sail for Europe to bring his family
home.
+. J. Lcyburn, Lexington, Va, has pa
teuted motiye-power for sewing-ma-
chimes.
cakes Amcs, member Of Congress from
Massachusetts,, has Il plantation opposite
New Orleans, To which he has just sent 40
Cinnamon.
Y. J. paliiard's iewelry store, on Broad
way, New York. WAS damaged to the cN-
lent of $4,000 on Tuesday night by the
bursting Of Croton water-pipes.
The annual income of A. T. Stewart is
u, 420, 600; Of W. 4. Aston, 81 ,273, 600; OF
II. r. Hclrnbod, SlS2, GOO; Of James Fisk,
IT,. St"5, 900; and OF Cornelius Vanderbilt,
5000.
Mr.. +. II. Chesterman, of Richmond,
met with painful accident on Wednesday
IN a planing-mill in Baltimore, where he
was temporily employed. Two of the flu
gers OF his left hand were caught in the
machinery and cut of.
An officer Of prominent insurance COM
lramy Of this city said yesterday that all
agents Of the company would he instructed
t. take no risks on factories where Chinese
H'It fllllHONtu, dllSl, III iuttitlbti, w S"ll'1i
such policies rs had already been issncd.-
Nr1r York Times.
The San Francisco Figaro thus opens on
one OF our representatives abroad - Mi
Mister De Long finds it impossible to live
comfortably in Japan on salary of s. 800
wear Things must be very expensive in
that country. We knew Mr.. De Long to
live comfortably on Il salary Of so month
and his hash when he was tending bar for
John Atchison, at Fosters Bar, fuba
,ounty.'
We mus, feel Indignant that poor Whit
ttln"rc twho is. we dare say, about The
most honest man in Congrcss) should bc SO
yclou>!y singled out to bear the sins Of
The people," We exhort Whittemorc to
stand firm, and take the liberty of suggest
ng to his negro supporters that they can
not yield TO the insolence of this congress
slonal white trash, and that they are the
sole judges Of the congressman who SUITS
t(em.--JOhn Mitchell.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-24
Domestic Markets-TBY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YORK, June 2a-Noon.-Flour. quiet:
Wheat 1c: better. Corn lc. better, Pork. $3,. IS
Lard quiet a. lS3 Gott9n loT s 1T It 2l
Ereuing.- Cotton dqll and heavy; sales: sos
sss southern qass
at Ss25@SI0. Wheat 2@3c. better. Corn 3@0ac.
better; new mixed western, csc. gsl.9s: beef
sdy k lover ss ts s Sss SsteG ss
sases and Naval iG sfofes n dn S
Rico, Gt@lCc.; iiuscovaio, 9l09l:. Frciehts
quiet.
BALTIMORE, June 23.-Cott,n dull at olc. Flour
geess5 ex9rn s5Gs 50 e;'G family, ssasS ' Gig
family, s7.25@slo. MISUNDERSTANDING. $500
%SSiesst H seaay Maryiani siSas7
vania, Sl.5OG$l.52; western, *l.dO@$l.ls. Corn
easy The sl pg n, yels!o3wy sln al
RIB sides. 17lI7tc. clear sides, l7bGllTic. Shout
ders. laeDl4sc.; hams, 2a@23ic. Lard quiet ut loi
lte Whskey very d@ At SlasgSie 1:sss as,
bid; 1Ss7's, CIT bid, GO. asked.
NEW ORLEANS, June 23.-Cotton dull and no.
minal at l9ic.; sales, $500 bales; receipts, us
bales exports TO Harre, Ass bales stock 3d. 72
bales. sugar firm; prime, 1ll@rlic. Molasses
~ Gold &c Id Ii.. New York sight, premium.
MOBILE, June 2s.-Gotton easier at i9tQllsic. /;
sales, 600 bales 1ccelpts, l5S Dales e1ports
40 ball stock, 9,o2l bales.
CIScINSATI, June 23.-Flonr dull and tul.
changed Corn DUH and nominal mixed ear,
s70lSSc. ilhiskcy unsettled sales OF small lots
a, 81. Mcss pork held ut $50 so. Lard neglected.
Bacon Clear sides IN demand at lIsGlIfc. shonl-
dsrs, l2c.
ST. LOUIS, Dune 23.-Flour dull; superane,
s4.:c@S4.75. Corn dull prime mixed, SSG5saac.
Nhiskry quiet 1T f103 Provisions dull. Pork
$50. 1890. Bacon-Shouldcrs, l350l3tc. clear
Sides, IIt@l7sc. Lard nominal.
SAyASSAu, June %. Cotton very dull at l9sc. !:
sales 100 bales receipts 202 bales; stock, lG,so4
bales. 'aD
CHARLESTON. June 23.-Cott0n dull and noInl-
nal at l9tc. sales, 50 bales receipts, In bales
stock, G,GaI balcs.
SoRroLK June 23.-Cotton dull and nominal !;
low mlddlines. Isle. receipts, 10 bales; exports
557 bales stock, o.: GALES
AUGUSTA, June 23.-Cotton In fair demand but
closed ,ull and dropping 1T Isle sales, 800 bales
receipts, % bales.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-24
Richmond Prices.Currcnt.

THURSDAY, June %, 1871
These are wholesale prices. For small orders
an advance on our quotations is demanded. Our
quotations of country produce are wholesale, and
from actual sales on this day.
Atcohol.-$3@S2.5 go III gallon.
AIe.-Scotch. best brands, p!nts, % ~ dozen !;
uRacnus"shoulders. lla@l5c.: ribbed sides, lilo
1sc: clear ribbed sides, lsi@lslc.; Virginia hog
aSsapssc: plain hams. 2o02c. Firm ut these prizes
Ssltter.-Prilne 22@.sc.; poor To good' iZgZVc'
Bsa,.s.Esl@sl.5o. ,
Brandv.-Frcnch, Slo9$ls; appie, ss:2sgps2,'''
small, $45O@Sl.75; large, IS :; five strings, s5.2S@
'Bucksts.-Paineo, two hoops, g. 40: three hoops,
Bees,Dar.-sOc. q h.
Bnrk.-S5QpS7 per cord, and dull. .,
Broom CoTn.-Green, l3alsc:; red, sa1loc. q ID.
Concentrated Ley.-s2@ss.25 per dozen by the
Gen Csaae,t.--se. e5as2 so ~ barrel. <>
ConfecttontrisS, Fruits &c.-Candy stick, ieY
zoe. al H.; fancy, 30EQ75c. Raislns-Layer; new.
$ a box; Figs 2e4sc &C. p h. Lemons: si V.s
u G q; Corn Exchange report.
Corn hent.-City mills, bolted, SL!Si country
III Tta;.ss.-Northern aud western prime cutting
l7sG &c.. common. lssQl7c.: English GARY,
Coree.-Rio, lsG22ac.; Laguayra, esI2Ssc. I; Ja-
W anates.-Adamantlne, light weight, iai9lcac.;
full weight, lsGlec. tallow, Nac.
Cotton Cards.-ss and % q dozen; wool cards.
SoYos Yarns-$s@sa Is Leaksville. slss@s' 30.
Dried Frutrs.-Cherrles. loQlsc.; blackberrles,
7c.; apples dull at Sc. n d.; peaches, peeleo,
i2ml4c.: unpeeled. sa7c. ... o., ,,,.on
s,c. Home, 6ac Bedford, 71c.; Wamsutta, &C.;
Amoskeag. &C. Andrescoggln, ioc. Lancaster,
lode Warugan, lOc. Oriental DC. Dunnels
1osc DEIAINES Pacific, best styles, isc. Low
eli &c.. Manchester, lie. BLEAcIED D0MEs-
TICS "a Sunny Side, &c. Baltic, &C. IS West ss
Minister, loo. Portsmouth, llc.; A. Putnam, loE.;
Ecynoid, IAc.; Rockdale, 1sc.; Andrescoggn. ies
Blown DoMEsTIcs: - Trenton. ~. 81 Man
Chester, eic; rs Carroll l.ic.: 70 Graniteyille
lsac.; Lawrence, l23c PePnreI y lste, ss ta
I:ic. Al Graniteville &c. l.. p4tn mn hse''
Indian Standard. lac: III Lowell L, loc. >,
Drugs aud DyestuFS. Alum, &C.; ceppersss, &c q
madden lCc.; indigo, Sis; cochheal, St-es
h.; extract logwoof l7c.: sup. carb. coca, 'sc.
bluestonc, lac.
EGgs. --20N2ec. "a dozen. s,,, r,,.
Fieur.-Tireinia country Is Guoten to-day flhe
s5.7s : superfne. S6.2' extra, S9'ScesSo'''' iai'
ilv. $7.5oQ1.S. an so<ass 7s q
barrel: North Carolina. No. cut, ss.Soass
barrel as for No. ., and s5.5O@it hail-oaFrc' 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-24
EynchburS Markets.

JUNE 90 -Fiour.-Thcre is a rather better de-
man;t for all grades except family. The stock is
rapidly decreasing, and will all be out Of tic way
By the time the new comes In.
Bacon. -Hog-round, l7@17tc.; hams, small, well
cared. 10000; sides, lS0lssc.
Beer Slaughtered, 7@Jc.
Bauter.--Fresh, 2o125c.
Beestodr. -33@35c.
BluckberrieS Dried, e4sc.
Cora.-SI.c5@Sl.l0
corn Meal. SLIGO LIS.
E7Swr.-Flne, $3.50 supcrfinc. si.75 extra SUI
pc inc, S5.so@pss extra family, 81 .5YT7Se.
FeatherS.- 65gg1dc.
ITOn-CountrS, is0afc.
oats -55@50C.
POtdtoe8.-Irish, 3n@75c.
Rags. aA@5c. a,e.,,
JVool.-W ashed, Case. unwtshed, avGase.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-24

TERRIBLE EFFECT or LlGHTslSG.-As the
propeller ID. :. Miller, Of Poughkccpsie,
amd Tie barge Susquehanna, of Homer,
Elm>lcli X Co.'S NcWhurg daily line, OH
Monday night, were passing Crow Nest
81 untain, which looms almost perpcndicu-
lily up from the water. one solid mass OF
rnrk. an awful explosion Of thunder oc-
Cured, Immediately following vivid sheet
II lightning. A tirc-bolt descended and
struck the mountain top, splitting off an
immense piece OF rock, weighing over a
hundrrd tons. which was hurled into the
air and plunged with fearful momentum
into the river at the base Of the mountain.
showers Of pieces were scattered III the air,
some of them falling upon the decks of
passing vessels. The smell Of birthstone
was for the time almost oyerpowcrIng, and
the hiss OF the water as the heated rock
plunged into it was plainly heard.-Ne,c
York Herald
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The Havana and New Orleans Mail
Contract.

MOBILE, June 23.-The Register argues
this morning that Mobile should be the
initial point of the Havana mail line, being
thirty-six hours ne arer the West Indies
than the present line. 1t says the New Or
leans railroad will be completed in August,
when even New Orleans will be a day
nearer Havana by mail Uia Mobile. 1t
urges the Postmaster-Generalt to make Mo-
bile the initial point. Much interest is felt
here in the matter, and the Board of Trade
will probably take it up.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-24
DIED.

DIED.
IN tie morning or the I'D instant WILLIE
fDW ARD youngest child o. Edward ant Mary
Kahn aned seven months and thirteen days.
Ihv lii,is bed H. empty now,
Thy lit l. hat aid by,
mothers hope, mothers 10Y,
la deaths cold arms doth lie.
And When our bleeding hearts lie still,
And carth'S dars troubles o'er.
our baby boy, with Crown ana ilaip'
VIII lead US 10 Ih3 Lord
EuueraI THIS friday MORNING at los O'Clock
from his parents residence, on ST. sepheh
street between Federal and Charity sire Is, where
Tie fticnds and acquaintance are respectfully i'i-
We'd u attend.
on thursday morning at O'Clock, h"s SAX All
H.. wife Of Isaac l.. Cary. .
~. friends aud acpuAlntanccs OF the FAMILY AZ
Invited u attend her funeral from The rcslGepceo Oh
tyr husband TODAY al 10 O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-24

4 HORRIBLE AFFAIR-CHILD EATEN BY A
PASTnER.-We learn that 4 horrible affair
took place last week on the Middle Fork
river, in Randolph county, some fifteen or
twenty mikes from Beverly. Two little BOYS.
AGED ten and six wears, sons of Mr.. Samuel
Currcnce, went out in the evening to drive
home the COWS. When but short distance
from the house they We're attacked by u
very large panther. The eldest boy inne-
diatcly gathered up the Younger one in his
arms. hut the panther seized him and tore
him loose. The boy. seeing that he could
moi save his little brother, ran to the house.
The father fastened back with him, and
when he got 10 the spot found his child al
most entirely dcToureu. - PQrkersGufy
HEST Tu.) Gazette.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-24
A ssPrlncess" in the House Of COrrec'
liOn-Cheap Fare DO New Orleans.

New YORK, June 23.-The charge against
the female bankers, Woodruff and Clatiin,
brought by Princess Editha MonteZ, was
dismissed to-day, and the Princess Editha
was committed to the custody of the COM
miss!oners of charity and correction.
The fare from here to New Orleans, both
by the Cincinnati and Richmond routes,
was reduced to-day to S52.S5, and will pro-
badly 60 down to $40 within the week.
Merchants here continue to send vessels
to Baltimore, Boston, and New Haven to
discharge, in consequence of the quaran.
tine abuses here, and threaten if the quar-
antine commissioners do not put an end to
them they will fit up the port OF Perth
Amboy to accommodate the entlre lofelSh
commerce entering this port.