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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-14
EMIGRATION.
Alto NAL
Land and Emigration
COMPANY.
Labor Departmen emit,

T,sTABLIsHED FOR THE. PROTECTION
II and assistance Of English, Danish, MOI
-csian- Swedish and German lMMlOhANIn,
by procuring employment and hnding nolnes
ar them Companies. contrartsiTs, iAi
"a .ii rsrties IN want Of mechanic, RAILROAD
iaborcrs. farm hands. saw mill hands, garden
-. and any Kind Of male Or female help. cth
obtain reliable English, horNegian, e 49,,
c,,r1ish IN 0erman fmmirrnuts, BY applying
rersonaiiy or By letter 90 ..
SOPHUs HIRsH. Labor Commisfioner-
General Onces I.rbor Department, 80, -
and 7s jefferson st.. aomphis- ~
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our large and elegant stock oil
German aud American Toys IL no"
omen 10 retail purchasers. wheeler
PieIens a. Co., $50 Main st. 1879
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The local reporter of The Vallejo
(Texas) Recorder complains Of the
searcity Of murde's robberies, arson and
friehtfal accidents in that locality. he
says IL may speak well for the morals OF
the town, but that IL is =" rough on an IN
| durtrtoua local H
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-14

The Souri, furnished TO city subscrib-
ers at 50 so per anpum; six months,
50 90; three months, 81 90, and ten
cents per week.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-14

TuE editor Of The South will be q
GOOD santa Claus TO all little boys and
girls who gcs FIVE or more yearly cash
-.,t,.c-;ters 10 The South.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-14

GERMAN Fair at the Cochran Hall NO.
,ss Main street. on Thursday. Friday
and Saturday nights Of this week l''
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GERMAN Fair at the Cochran Hall, No.
1874 Main street, on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday nights of this week l9S
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-14

Genuine Gravel Roofing, by Bar-
thoIomew a. Allen, West Court 81.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-14

Received daily fresh turkeys at J. D.
Edwards. ls-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-14

ONE thousand ladies and Misses
trimmed hats-your choice for one dol
lar-the greatest bargain ever offered at
Frank & Selig's, successors to NJ. kraus
a Co, 2ls Main street. OH
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Grru.x Fair al the Cochran Hall, NO
lsi Main street on Thursday, fr'o ,as
and saturday nights Of this week. Us
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=. -, waat good ola NeEieeeA
-s,.E~ro 90 a7s second street
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Jrr Pnacr. for Christmas Eiits' III
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THOMAS FLANNERY, supplyer of mate
rial for the American Driven Well, 81
Jefferson street, Memphis, Tenn. Or
ders from the country will receive prompt
attention. ioo
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Received daily fresh celery at j. d.
Edwards. lsz
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JET PALACE, for Christmas gifts. TIA
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LATEST TELEGRAMs.

specials 90 the Ledger
.xxatoAs PRESS ASSOCIATION. VIA 3. =. A.
TELK0RArH COMPANY.
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Go md see the Monitor.

GAs-rIrrIxG at 3l5 Second st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-11
9fYHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RA5L.
1910, the PASSENGER TRAINS win RIM ID FOL.

Mall TRAIN win run daily betweea Riehp1ond
tween I'VE a sS Sns and WRits issse
s sSsP9aa Z Wsie asaiss = ana
connections at dcrdonssiile and CharIosts syilis
Es.a oi lss ssls1sadria sna i
Lynchburg, Knoxville 4 6hattanoo Memphis,
New 9seMan vat Moa.gmss a aoo q
Goshen and sng &c Gerdons .sa
tween lRichmond and Wsshington sas Sssuesn
Richmond and w bite Sulphur nishtIy without
change OF cays. Leave Hiehmoud at $50 =. M.
White Sulphur at 10 "a. Ms;al ease Fashiugtonat
6:ss r. NJ and leave White Sulphur IS z:2e z. ~,
and arrive at Richmond at a:eo a.: king all
tom SLEEPING-CARS win be attached 20 this
train, and win be run through betzsen, fcbmond
and baltimore and between Richmond and W bite
q Going West, passengers breakfast de- sovfagton.
Going East, sup ut Staunt0n. Es1 Il = ~
These trains connect with stages as follpTa:
AZ stages FOR d Eft
n AZ Goshen with stages for
adss b kassGssdss aaTn and
At Miiiporo' with stages for Hsth Ing sRstags,
miles, ms'ss and H Zeal spsfinss, IS
Il IAt Covington with seagcs 70 HsaifnE SPRINGS
is miles and Hot springi . miles:
Niles Al AIs sgs ia s sMess ss IS
At white sulphur SPRINGS With stgSes for salt
Sulphur Springs. q nfisss Eiae Sulpbas sprsnSs,
Su 9ss niles les saReaa To-
T6rough tickets issued 10 all points North West,
snu '0usn'ss'' JAMEsE EETHERLASD
au5.y.1S ,sttt "a GAuefaf Ticket Hgeflt.
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washington News.

WASHINGTON, August 10.-Rear Admiral
s. P. Lee succeeds Admiral Poor in com.
mand of the North Atlantic feet. &syEs
Attorney General Alderman has addressed
letter to certain Republicans in Georgia
who have requested his views on the sub.
iect of an election in that State. He de.
clines to give a construction of the act .oI
Congress relating to Georgia but on the
assumed ground that the question is for the
decision Of the Legislature, he is in favor o.
an election and against the extension Of the
terms of State officers. In a party view, he
thinks the Republican party will be: more
hurt by preventing than by holding the
election; but if it were otherwise, he
would not sacrifice principle for success
He desire every precaution against unfair
ness. and should the election be unfair
would have it set aside.
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Special telegra m to the Dispatch,

Special teiegra m to the Dispatch. * SIX
More Outrages I'm North Carolina--A
United States Soldier Shot by a Ne
|. gro Mf1itiaman-TrOubIe Between
the Federal and State Troeps-Hcl-
denis Persistent villatny. 1870 - ~.
s - RALEIGH, N. c., August TO- 1870.
On Monday morning one of Holders ne
gro militia seIftinels on duty at camp in the
heart Of the city challenged United
Stakeholder, who was intoxicated and com
ing towards the line. Receivingno answer,
the sentinel shot him thirty PAGES distant
through both legs. An examination of the
affair took place before the Mayor to-day,
and upon the evidence Of Colonel Clarke,
of Holden's First re giment State troops, to
the effect that the sentinel had obeyed his
instructions to fire upon any one coming
towards the guard line after being halted,
the sentinel was discharged. United States
officers testified rs to army regulations,
which requires in time. of peace to chal-
lenge, and if not obeyed, then to arrest,
but MOTTO shoot. They took copies of all
the evidence in the case. In consequence
of this the United States troops here are fu-
rious, and have to be kept in camp, strongly
guarded, with frequent roll-calls to prevent
their coming to the city and having conflict
with the negro State troops.
The small arsenal on the Capitol grounds
is constantly guarded by these negroes, and
n sentinel is posted at the Governors door,
also one at the State Adjutant-Ge Generals
door. ,,. .. ..s.v.,-....... D. ..s. .rr.y r.
TIE Governor will order Kirk not to.de-
liver the Alamance and Casweli prisoners In
obedience to writs issued by United States
District Judge Brooks Holden's organ
says President Grant will sustain him, and
that the Chief Justice of the State Supreme
Court sustains him when such is not the
case. The Chief Justice thrice reiterated
his opinion that habeas corpus is not sus-
pended, but that he was powerless to en-
force the writs issued by him. Judge
Brooks, it is said, will lay the whole matter
before the Federal authorities. He has
complete power to act in the matter under
act of Congress of 1867, and he is deter
mined to enforce the writs. Kirk continues
to make fresh arrests daily. Twelve machin-
lists were arrested by his troops at the
North Carolina Railroad Company shops
Yesterday. 2.
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place are wooden tfsaua -work, 80 that they
can be destroyed nc ID moments warning.
The Fort Belle Croix t9o} Is completely nm
derfnined. and the mines are connected
blown I'm irom he latter place. The
Porte sass AllemandsY Is historically
curious place, md Che only remainder Of
| the old fortress as It had been instructed
by the Dukes OF Lorraine. This gate was
assaulted in 1915 by Charles W. Emperor Of
Germany and King of Spain, but the Em-
defeated on this by bis eternal enemy,
Francis I. OF France. It Is not TO be ex-
pected that the Prussians viii carry this
fortress as easily as they seem to have car
ried the little but strong place of Bftsche,
and the experience Of the Prussian gene.
rails win scarcely allow them to leave 80
strong place in their rear; so decisive
battle may be looked for In the plain sur
rounding Metz. qs<5.2 10, MS.
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TELEGR PHI NEWS.

Z
New YoxSz Money and Stock Market
new York. August 9a-.. Noon. s.ssocks stranf
Gold, 1l7t. Money. S9as Per cent. Exehsnss-
Long, %; short, los Bands,s Ii2s. Tennessee Us4
Ex-coapcns, 90 sspes, eeE Virginia LEX
coupons, sot;; new, 90. Ionistana S. Old, ts
new IS. Leyee SIS ssa sss'a, s2.s Alabama s,s,ps
SIS. 70. Georgia e's, 80; ara; ask North CsroIins
s's-eId, aese new, 20 South Carolina, s,s-Old
So: new, TO- a., rs,Sef !, b -. e, = 3
RccninG. Money easy At ,sNs per cent? d.
count. 7SQs reri cent Exciange higher and -
better demand at loa2lioSs. Gold opened at IISs
declined to 1I,A with transactions ut 1l7s. During
the afternoon there was heavy decline to Ilss.
Reports that bonds were sea In London, aud also
that Prussia had gained another victory land f,na
ny that there WAS revolutions In France, caused
the market to close rather dali at 1let@1tes. I
Governments opened dull and steady. During
The afternoon dull and firm, closing better than
at opening; s's 'sl, ll4S: 's2's 1td; 'eAs, lIlb;
'e5's, 1t1a new, 1893 1905, lilo. Southern Secur
ties opened higher, and Bidding was rorejgeneral
than for long time. During the afternoon they
were strong and quiets closing dull and firm. Ten.
ennessee 6's, eet; new. g.. Virginia 6's, co. new,
30. Louisiana gs, ca new, 81. - f,ss !
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METZ.-Mctz is the centre of the triple
range Of forlrcsscs with which the cele-
bratcd Sauban, the architect of Louis
XIV, attempted to defend France against
s'ermany from the north and the east.
found these frontiers he constructed no
less than lightweight fortresses, of which
Nalenciennes ia the north, and Metz in
the east, are the strongest. AS said before,
Metz lies in the centre of the triple range,
having rs an advanced post Thionville, and
III the rear Of Nancy. The Mosele here is
SUI very small, and scarcely practicable for
small steamers that go down with the
current to ThionyilIc, Sierck, and Treves.
Al Coblcntz it flows right through the city.
One part Of the river is still water. Metz
Is very irregularly built, has population
OF about $4,000, and something like $4,000
inen garriS0ned. 1t is surrounded by three
walls, forming two bitches, which are about
eighty feet deep, and being connected with
the river, may be inundated at five minutes
notice
On each side of the place is situated
KIND OF natural fort, called on the right
side Of the river the Fort Belle Grejx,
and on the left side the Mount st. Quentin.
On the top of this latter, commanding a
view OF about twenty-five miles, is an opti-
cal Telegraph, the signals of which may be
seen from the cathedral Of MentZ. THE
heoau1 de .frize or .fosses car loups consist
III deep bitches, filed up with bayonets.
swords, shells, grenades, &C., Whieaare
covered with the ground SO carefully that
me most practieed eye Is scarcely able to
ueteet them. All the buildings outside the
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thursday. AUGUST ii, 1870
PRAYER for PsussiR-The Proclama.
,son Of King wiHifasa~-Tssc Prayer
,....rsea I'm the Eisurry.

The Nrue Preassische Kreuz-Zett,ta con.
,,ips the following proclamation of the
KING of Prussia in reference to the day set
'i ~ am compelled to draw The sword ia
>,,sc1,ience Of o wanton attack which must
Do wardcd off with ell the strength at the
rommand of Germany. 1t Is; a great con.
,nLtlon to me, before God and man, that,
have not in any way given occasion for the
"o>|ucht. My conscience is clear rs to the
,riyin Nf this war, and am confident be-
r,rc God Of the Justice of our cause. The
.,nfict is earnest, and it will entail heavy
-, I3r.r. But | depart for war, looking
rIn "a an ail-knowiug God and appealing
- his all-powerful help. Already ! have
ny,a>on 10 thank God that at the first whis-
,.,r " war all German hearts Were ami
mated hv ono fcclinG-a feeling Of indicna.
nnn At the attack, and of glad trl3tfulness
fhg! God would grant victory to ..ine riphtf,Il
,.u>c. Mt people in this cor.itict will stand
l., me a< they stood by M father. who now
rests in God. With re they win make any
sacrifice to rest peace to- the nations.
From my YOU'D have learnt to confide in
The omnir'>,tcnce Of Gods gracious help.
IN lilr.. hope, and call on my people to
hS' the like confidence in Him. bow be-
lore God in acknowledgment of His mercy
and am convinced that my subjects and
nv countrymen will do likewise. For this
rra>rn appoint that "Wednesday the 9th
81 July DC kept as an extraordinary gene
raj day Of prayer. when divine service
.htll be celebrated in the churches, and
public business. shall be suspended in so
Car rs the pressing necessity of the
times shall permit. l also appoint that dll-
yn- the continuance Of the war, in every
puhIic divine service, prayers shall he offered
up that God may lead us to victory, that Lie
may make lis mcrciful even TO our enemies,
and that lie may graciouSly conduct lis to y
fnace that will secure the honor, the and
lasting independence Of Germany.
civilian.
S'Berlin, July 81, 1870"
The ErdngeiiScher hirchen Rath, in pro-
mitigating the above proclamation, adds the
Kings command that on Sunday. the 31St,
in all public services, the following prayer
shall be inserted in the Liturgy:
Almighty and merciful God! Lord OF
hosts, we beSeech Thee for Thy all-power-
trll succor for our German Fatherlana. Go
10 war with the German armies, and bless
their weapons that they may overcome the
enemy. Lead us TO victory, and grant lis
mercy, that we may show ourselves to be
Christians even to our enemies. Let us
soon make peace that will securely guar
antec the honor and independence of Ger
many. Be the strong protection and de-
fence of Or German Fatherland.'
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FoRBAcH.-Three. and half. miles west
OF Saarbruek is Forbach, a small town, con.
old place OH the highway leading to Paris.
The railroad to Metz runs through the vii.
lage. Between the town and the river Saar,
on the north, is the forest of Forbach, while
on the south side OF the highway are a Sc.
ries of low hills, With roads and paths
winding through the favines. These hills
are near enough to Saarbrnck to enable the
French artitlerists to throw their rifled shot
not only into the town, but beyond 1t, and
the Prussan batteries on the hin east oil
Saarbruck can send theirs well over to For.
bach, --..... X. H. e... - s,.a@.
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Domestic Markets-CBY TELEaRApml.

NEW YORK, august 10 Noon.-FIour dull aud
5@loc. lower. Wheat dull and l@sc; lover. Corn
dull Z; barrels, I6s@lssc. for. steamed. Cotton
quie.; uplands. 10 Eac.; Orleans, 1876. sales 200
bales. Tur pentine unsettled ut 393@l4oc. Rosin
frmcr at $l.75@Sl.so for strained. Freights dull.
NEW YORK. august To- ;Erening: Cotton flrm !;
Flour tate and western dull, irregular, and I'M
settled, and lO6g20c. lower; superdne, $500
extra, So.3o@S7.25; good to choice, $7.3OGDsIO.
Wheat very dull, irregular, and unsettled, and 2Q
&c. lower; winter rcd and amber western, 81 509
srn, 99@lssJc. Pork heavy and lower at $40 oQ
sas.oea Lard heavy and lower kettle, ngl7se..
Rosin shade hrmer. Taliow dull ut oi@lcbc.
BALTIMORE, August Io.-Flour quiet. Wheat
unchanged; white, S1.12GlTl.l5: yellow, III esq
sl.lO. Bacon firm j; shoulders, 15iGl6c. Whiskey
dull. - ,s Z !
NEW ORLEANS, August 1o.--Cotton stagnant !;
s. les, 100 bales; net receipts $50 bales exports
TO Liver pool, ], 3Ie stock, IS, $3.50 bales
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nouisiana-Kepublse State Conven
ton.

ton.
New ORLEANS, August 10.-Tbe Republi
can State Convention to-day made the fol
lowing nominations A. Dutucket, State
treasurer; James Graham, State auditor ;
Lieutenant-G Governor Dunn is president
of the convention. IThe congTessiona
district conventions, which were also held
here to-day. made the following nomina.
tions: First district, General a. 81. Sy
pher, for both terms second district "A
f.. Sheldon, renominated; third district,
c. B. Darrell, renominated. The Republi.
cans Of the fourth and fifth districts will
hold conventions in their respective dis.
tricts in September. ~
The census returns for Lafayette parish
is 1889, showing an increase ofpopulation
since 1860 Of 1856. The number of planta.
tions is 667.
Priyates David Kelly and McFord,I Of
company e, Nineteenth infantry, were
killed at the barracks by Joseph Bowers, Of
the same command, by shooting them with
a musket. Charges have been preferred
against the murderer.
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FURNITURE. Sc.

HARDWOOD 81 RITTER,
IA opposite The post-olllce, Main street,
lave now on hand and are constantly manufac
turing the most complete and varied assort
ment Of
CHAMBER FURNITURE.
PaKLOR FUENlrURG. 1853
DINING. ROOM FURNITURE, and
MaTTRESSES. ...
And we would invite all IN want of aood, sub
stantia articles i'm our line to examine our stock
No est ahlishment in the State can offer greater
inducements. We have goods to suit all parties
EIcgCnt ssts OF superior Workmanship and iint
finish, aud plain goods OF every descl iption; ant
We Will tell v,,u Il secret we still reducing
prices. Call opposite the post-oflice, up stairs.
my
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Distinguis.,ed personages.

% New YoRK, August 10.--Archhishop Pair-
cell, Of Cincinnati, arrived to-day In the
st. Laurent. The steamship China also ar
rived to-day. "a
S eaerson Davis sailed per Steamship Rus
sia for Europe. VA & s. 10 So
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Foreign Markcts-[BY TELEGRAPH

d, Foreign Markcts-[BY TELEGRAPH.
LONDON, August 1o-Noon.-Consols, 9oB. United
States Bonds, &C.. Stocks steady. 1urpentine,
30s. Oh. Too o. Clock Consols, 9Oi Bonds, Sef.
Stocks hrmer and higher. go asa
LIVERPOOL, August 10 Ho0n.-Cotton firm up
lands, sgd Orleans, ssd. sales 1G 0to bales hei
western Wheat, os: g. : Flonrs- S.-sd Too
o. CLOCK: 1Cott2Ga~5hoyant; uplands, sb@sid.; Or
leans. -ss seesVd Lard, 7ss. -
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1870. .- :. s. ..s 1870.
SUMMER ADVANCEMENT.
SCHEDULE OF, TRAINS OTEE THE
IfeJs SHORT LINE. sEia = Is 81
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC ROUTE o. &ALEsSP0IHTS
NORTH, EAST, AND NORTHWEST.
..I27O.

h
y NORTH, EAST, AND NORTHWEST
TRAIN No. L-THRoUGH ,sfAII.TRAIg ria
Washington leaves the depot eefDsro Byrd and
eighth streets, 8dailyat fl:ls A. 81. Arrives In
Richmond daily at 2:3s 70 D. E..ss 2. s,..,,. ,,
TRAIN No. s2.-.Tae BALTIMORE. EAEREsS
TRAIN, connecting at Aquta creek Win the
steamers GeorgeaRnas and Ifonsides, yieAyeS ino
depot, corner Of BrDsd and Eighth seraets, daily
(Snndays excepteds atd o'clock y. 81. Arrives IN
RfchInond Mondays excepGedt At $500 ID
TRAIN No. a.--fHR0uGH MA IL TkAtS vfg
w ashipgton ieaveg the depot corner Of Bsrd ana
Eighth streets, daily (sundayg as ~
2. NJ. Arrives In Richmond Aondaya e4cepsett
= T Sifg 81 Rs TICKETS; sud THR0uGH gAG-
GAGE CHECKS to sill pRtncip PetnS an 'lo
NORTH EAST, and NgRTHWE 80. -. ..,od
NFREIGHTS contracted for ana i SInsi 80
daily. WITH dispatch, to all poiass NohTh ana
wsTP9HuC;yA I NOTICE.--The RALTIM0gg Ex.
PREgS TRAIN will run 10 far as Miilosd ss Sua
an sunday leaving KtchmonJ corner % o.ss VII
md EIgfitis streets. &c a. Nd He5rsnInH, VIII
leave Milford on Mondays at 61S A. ~ anu ar
five nj Richnond zt 40 A., NJ, Sc g. -
Amply at COMPANIES OFFICE corner OF
Broad and Eighth Streets Is apNrry
IN General Ticket Agent.
Ed. T. D. MYERS, General superintendent
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{: The prices OF grain on 'Change on the CORE
spending day OF the three preceding years were:
The offerings OF grain on Change on the CORE
amending day OF the three preceding years were !:

e The prices Of Wheat and Corn on Change to-
day are almost precisely what they were on the
Corresponding day Of, last month, while Oats are
zoe. lower and Rye CSC. lower. The quantity Of
Wheat offered on Change from the tof July Of
this year to the 9th instant is IS 900 bushels less
than for the corresponding period OF last year !;
nevertheless wheat Is In the country, and had be-
gun to pour in rapidly untfl the tumble which
commenced ON Tuesday last, and which has con-
tinued since. Built must not be forgotten that
since Saturday inclusive the marke 8 North have
been also weaker and dropping. so much. so
taat the Journal Of Commerce Of the 9th instant
SAYS "The markets. very dull. The decline in
gold and the nnfavorable adyices from Europe
have nearly driven shippers from the market, and
The demand from millers is,very moderated ~
Our 'advfces from the B sltimore Corn Exchange
says of Wheat there on the eth instant: 1.-THE
lmarketisstill heavy, and prices show further
decIine.,, q - ~ 3s.i- - - . = l5~t& q
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aIcHMoaD AND PETER saUrS g, Z. Se,t
THE TEAMS OVER THlS KOAU

fOllOWS xs.r
leave Richmond at5:4sAs Dc. aad ssssP. a.
3 Leave PesersbnrH nc 10 a. 80. and I:as ss %.
Eraight andAeeommodaaoA skatnf N!ts ps ~ q
4. NJ, and Petersburg daily ~ $40 A. ~. tsuis-
HE S:4S "a. III. trstn win nos leave Richmond On
sId the 5:ae z. II. train HtA nV4 asss0
Petersburg on EUNDAYS. ~ 4. .xcp NJ
Passengers for Norfelk viii take s Y =: ~
train, running throngh daily. Bx&sa8e cassAe
arha ,sasanper coach attached esal train
viii sail sn N0sDA US s1ssSsAA n ana ~.
Gill; 1s f a an, ii A. d.e connecting ct
y tie tx&tn tassen.
GERS 'returnsng wtll taae s.. con-
IScst !. - = - = =, 0sEAH "a MgNMEs u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-11
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! -GoINa Observation-Disclosures, and :Dany1ls pas.
sengers leave Richmond daily lexcept Sundays,
at s:ss a. NJ leave BuIkeyille daily except Sun
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isrts nanViis d,ilg n las Az E arrives
s. a. greensboro daiiv al S:is a. 81. y
St1IaaS MISUNDERSTANDING and DanY;lis pas.
FAC 4. M. leave RnrxeytlIa dailg except Sun.
davsI at p. n: arrive at Hichmond daily
"A Nh EXPRf'Ss lem al Greensboro dssiy at sia
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TLa Jvnshhurv aId i,arviie s,assss,rsr Train
,mneets at BnrkeyiIle with the Msinss i'm the
Southside road for Petersbmg, Nosfolk, Iiynst-
ginina and Tennessee ,rSilroada, BriBtoi,7 Snox-
SStile nation Chnttaroogas Nasf1yille.S Merapnjs,
and ali important MONT South and Southwest.3
The Throngh Mail and ~Express z connects
at with the trains ol, tie North Caro-
lima road for Charlotte, Commits Aqsasts SIS.
and MT Richmond with The RicbIa,ond Eredericks-