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Grain and Flour Market.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
.sE RICHMOND. VA, July Is, 1870. I

OFFERINGS.
fhneatWwW S1,d ,ssa bushels Red Gag bushels.
Onts.-6os bushels - : = : -
Rye.-s6 bushels. ..r+ l.s.. ~.
IhedL.-:2 bushels. Is. a..... r...
Wheat-White, 4ss bushels prime new at g.
ds0 bushels good at 81. 20 Sc bushels Common at
8.5o total, 81! bushels: Red, So bushels very foul
els good new at 81 ss8; 100 bushels tough new at
81.do: so bushels very good old on private terms
go bushels good on private terms d bushels
good new st sl.55-total 300 bushels.
Corn.-Whitc,. 90 bushels damaged at $l.1o: 81
bTshe sd at 81 Id bushels prime
high mixed, good, 300 bushels at sl.l5-total, $40
bushels. <s.'
0ats..eoo bushels prime old at &C.; lcs bushels
good old ut &c. 100 bushels good new at 5sc.: l5e
bushels prime new ut Glc. 90 bushels very good old
at &C.; so bushels very good new at 6lc.tota, COS
bushels. ~.
Rpe.-46 bushels very good at $l.os.
MeaL.-32 bushels unboited at 81. 20.
$751;. RE-EXHIBITED.
CDrn.-Mixed, ITO bushels. a....
REMARKS. #@@s
Offerings OF Wheat on Grange to-day, ALA
bushels against g. 454 bushels on the corresponding
date Of last year. At the opening Of the market
t0'day there was some uncertainty among sellers
rs to the price they should ask, but sales after
little time commenced at 81 .s5 for prime white,
ana at &l55 Tor very good rcd, ana the market De-
came animated continuing so at these prices till
the close. a..
The market to-day, under the pressure OF war
news and the quoted advance Of breadstuTs In the
North and In Europe became excited, and what
may be called q regular opening was established
for the first time this season.
The Flour market Is excited and stock small.
Supcrflnc, new and old, Is quoted at 81 and extra
ut $3.50. The quoted advance Of breadstuffs In
Europe has set speculation on foot, but we no.
tice that although for some time prior to the
declaration OF war there were constantly re-
curling reports Of failure OF crops In
Europe, yet these reports were not near as
alarming as the accounts published In the northern
papers since the declaration OF war, and 1t is not
| impossible but these alarming reports may be TO
| some extent exaggerated; In other words, to some
extent trick Of the trade in the interest of hold
ers. The Atlantic cable and the telegraph ca1
carrya lie with rs much ease as they can carry the
truth, and spectators employ various agencies tt
promote their ends.
The prices OF grain on Change on the CORE
spending date OF last year were as follows:
| Wheat.-White, prime, $l7o. Red prime
Sl.69b.
| COra!.-Whltc, very good at 9sc.
| oats, VERY good ut 72c.
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COMMERCIAL.
KIeh1nOnA Tobaeee axarIfns,

JUIY 1s..--1fsrkct op,s opened sr,ap ana an,,n,,oa
ms morning without any noticeable cl,surcs IA
, nI,ses Inc war news does not as yet affect QUO
cations, though we sappode 1t win have ear dss.n
70 depress shipping grades, rs some few orasrs
have been withdrawn It IDS not beI,rved ,hs. !.
VIII materially affect manufacturers, Kinds =
~, ,Lxos. =, I'M
sb 10 . Loe@$ SIS
W Ilpe, IN Rooo ofdef.. 5000 $50
1uosEtms' common 70 medium....... 7.s0f1 500
Rr,rht sIn - s.so0 1880
p to medium amn:.: 1a.oo0 1890
fine -,...................... 1o.soQ 5000
.'....'. .'!'''....s $500 fI.oo
Leaf - -
Shipping short dark, in good order "A gso6as,1 "a
shipping, short dark, in soft order s.sOSD, en-
Shipping, hong dark, rich and waxy,
In goodortier. ..............,.......l 2oo@ Is 90
Sblpping, In soft order, long dark,
rich and .................... 1o.soa r1.5o
Stemming, short and long. .......... $1,000 1850
Bright wrappers, medium to good. 3o.oo6 $500
Brght wrappers, hne TO eztra...... 6o.901 $50. 90
trimmings. ......................... 5.s0@ $50
sun-cured leaf. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. u5oQ 1000
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Fight Between Whites and Blacks on
q Mississippi Steamer. -.

NEW ORLEANS, July ia difficulty oc-
Cured on Sunday afternoon between the
white and black passengers on the steamer
CreoleaWhcn near Mississippi city. Michael
Ncider (white) was cut with razor. Two
negroes were shot and killed and another
severely beaten -....'
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GENERAL r. f. LEE.-Thc New York
Hcrald states that among the distinguished
visitors present at Saratoga is General Ro-
bert L. Lee. OLA retiring disposition, how
ever, he avoids the crowd, and docs not
care much to he bored, especially by poll
ticianS and interyieWerS.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
x,,.,s and Money Market.

wv YORK.. Jnly is Noon.-St"cNs very
,,r,p,. Money 4Gls per cent. Gold l'as. S'cr-
,,. f,chxnse--Long. 10; short lios. D." e
*. ,cpl Tennessee e's-Ex-coupons g.; new
-, yirrinia s'f--Ex-c0npons. eS new, O.. Lou
,,;ana s.s.-nld. 7St. Lcvcc 6's, 723 So 't.
Alabama s.s 90 Georgia o's t; IS, w. NORM
csrolin. 90. E"A new, sos' Soo'h t"roi'h" 9
= new. 81. g.
Er,ning Money active AT S&t" '"r GENIE W.,
ling Exchange. ITO. Cold a''cr '''os''F
,'>,, .,Jc; At 1904. Governments closed quiet.
Southern :, Curitics neglected.
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SuNsTRoKE.-Thc Lancaster Inteligencer
reports the case of wcll-known resident Of
that city who Il few weeks ago was pros
trated by sunstroke, and who has now
become insane. At first he entertained
fears of personal injury and even aSsassina-
ton from his most intimate acquaintance.
Finally he became violent in his conduct,
and attacked with missiles and severely
injured friend who attempted to pacity
him
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OATH ALUM SPRINGS.

ID --gs.. .e-y bath COUNTY. VA.
This pleasant and attractive SUMMER RE-
SORT will be open to receive visitors JUNE !,
1870. It is situated ten miles from, Millboro,
Depot, of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, and
Immediately on the best aud moss d T sage is
sind Healing Springs. *. .,.
The waters are tonic. deoestrnent, alteratiye.
the cure or all cutaneous diseases scrofuiA
chronic diarrhea, chronic thrush, .dyspepsls,
nervous debility &C., and are especially notea
the female constitution. fp.,J
The proprietor Is now prepared toofer unusual
Inducements to both inyalids and
large hotels and handsome cottages In stye snpe.
rioP in point or elegance and comfort ~ those AZ
any OF the Virginia Springs. 49,
rooms would do well to apply early, as arrange
ments are now being made FOE the seaeQn: a.
dress JOSEPH BAXTER,
Proprietor Bath Alum Springs, va.
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CVEET SPRINGS, - ~. - :!
HI MMoINIoE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.

TEis asiis ~ tSa )" OLD SWEET,n and fhm0u
ply ,he owwonderf medicinal properties OF Us VA
i o tn anS fashionable patrons WILL open for tho
seasol on eco feet aboyeths sss level, with
me ,nnn,sin air and most nagniasent scenery,
two . sass spssss sss sPRsss
with mine ,a,nerature OF % lesrseS, renders The
bstns 49, ;, the most attractive resort In thc
mSa S States. Hotels, cottages, and ballroom
illuminated ~ sry IN connection wth the SPRING.
AeiesIapS ss sse MONTH PR. Of INC
world. Board, " pcs Ns,J tlHN-T. WILSON,
ai .s Manager.
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The Cuban Steamer Hornet,

WrLMINGToN, N. c., July 1S.-The Cuban
steamer Hornet cleared for New York yes
terday-Captain J. N. Maifit formerly of
the Florida) temporarily in command.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

BEDFORD ALUM AND IODINE
ID SPRINGS.
These SPRINGS are now open for the reception
Of visitors. d.
A conveyance will run regularly TO Forest
Depot on Virginia and Tennessee railroad, after
~ IS-aw ECHOLS, Proprietor.
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vT0oDWARD s. SON. LUMBER AND
/ w CoMMIssION n ERGH 4 s S,iSs,oS 4at snd
= ansn mr. denof have on hand large stecR %
Ttreinia and North Carolina HEAHT and M.
IuMsssHH al slssI s sa6E RsnsssEj
HEART and MEkothaASY PREss SHINGLES
ehk and r2sTs s0 s sa F,m Gs s ses
cash. Heart and Merchantao'e 10 Tn&Ean
Z, rdf.r AT abort notice. y
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FOREIGN NEWS.

Ru"ored Interference Of Russia IN Behalf
Of Prussia-No Collision Yet-Frussians
AGrc'ung on Netz-NapoIcon and the
North German States--Panc in the Lon
don Market S,oeeden and Sutherland
TO be Neutral, dc.
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Yachting Excursion to Richmond.
FORTRESS MONROE, July 1s.-Thc yacht
Delaware, from Philadelphia, with the Har-
mony Boat Club, going UP to Richmond,
arrived here to-day.
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German.Americans volunteering for
the Fight.

New YoRK, July 18.-Many Germans
home to join in the fight.
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sgM1GEM sREs0nr1.
Y WEET CHALYBEATE sFHTW(ys.
49,. .-.s ALLEGHANY COUNTY xA.
fFORxEHLY KNOWN AS s,nxD EMrxT,,,, 49,

sgMllEMs REs0RrM q.
GWEET CHALYBEaTE srafTs;ss..
yonxrnlT xs aahs y ns GposT NSTyT,S
.n s.s pET1sSHSIZp i for
1. sSkgk5E6 EITf z u xEsi,S e.
Tered as attractions to visitors. The water il 9
=, TEIns: - Per day; sls per weeks ss per
Ssate Loa,nal copy .ss., sst.jyE-.v
SUMNER RETREAT Z - =. q =
:. GREENWOOD. q. aRFESwooD DEPOT
FOR ho.ress peake and Ohio railroad Is now opon
ts 1erms' go per month 30 perveei, OF :. Der
Depot ss:.. pssx, ss9 9s,o
FHETRUEFOUNTAIY71u r5ra 1Tu
,1i,o LIZ f.er CQL 81 SULPHUR sPRINGS VA. two
an ,aes d 5sGm sas Goshen depot Of The chesancsse
Ssaunton, sixty miles from the Gseensr,srs @tea
Sulphur Spring. and within an easydaY,s ,omr Ise
% 0S Bsi aim @ Rlssx.
Inc climate Is delightful, salrbrtous, and inr-
The hotel Is now open for visitors Tho ,o,,,
Is In attendance. NNS'AA inasio
nhe ot staRe-coacnes run datlyyfrom Goshen
running between the Cold Sulphur Sprin1a AMI
distant. S~ ..s
Rates Of board: Per day, $40; per week, sls !;
ksNi0s J. .aooDLoE.
Observation-Disclosures wen. known
T. place. SITUATED within haif mile OF Frede-
rickshali depot, on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
now open for BOARDERS. This Is ono offthe
cootest ana healthiest places between Richmond
ana ING mountains. Persons ltvtpgiin Richmond
where they can obtain GOODrBOARD and have
an opportunity OF visiting them frequently and
Gheapy win find this to be avery desirable place.
dy sSs Tes and
passenger cars attached. Tickets for three months
can be obtained OF the Chesapeake and, Ohio Rail-
road Company for sls snsftltngs the Ehplder 70
nsSe on o tne roan 70 and Tom Richond to this
Terms: $50 per month; children under twelves
years OF age ana c9lored servants, White ser
'1 IL ssG cinn0' DC saken. a.Taa. w. HARRIS
|MoUNTA1N-ToP no UsE.-FhIs we'll
1Hl known place of summer resort, situated In
Rockish Gap, on the Blue Ridge mountain, and
peake and Ohio railroad, having been newly re-
fitted with entirely new and elegant furniture, Is
efn s.ys remark
sny eoo m ~ as and h'yOe''e
The undersigned having leased the above pro-
perty, Will spare no pains to make their guests
Portable. CO..
Guests vii, be conveyed to and from the depot
s. Ii. COOLIDGE RICO,
je 24--7m Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
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SITATTONWRY.-Full assortment ~
n - 'A' 'ss EI.LYHoN n TAYLQk'A
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WARN SPRINGS, -

WARN SPRINGSG,
w - HBATH COUNTY. VA.
This celebrated watering-place will be open on
scenery is grand and beautiful the climate de-
lightful, salubrious, and highly insig0ratlng.
These waters have been known andicelebrated for
their curative vi. tues for nearly century.
=, Board: Per day. s..7Si week, slEso; month
Route by railroad to the Mllboro' depot on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, thence by stage
fifteen miles to Warm Springs. s. z
For circulars containing full account Of these
VI. MdDANNALD, Agent.
Since this announcement have made arrange
meDts to aid In the management OF the warm
management Of the Healing Springs for three sue
cessive seasons will, trust be guarantee TO my
friends of cordial and hOspitable welcome. The
.publlc generally are requested to try once more
3his tavorite old place.
te 2-2m JOHN L. EUBANk.
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Mr.. Aiscrnian's Opinion Of the Act
Admitting Georgia.

Report says that tho Acknowledgement
will be requested to give his construction
OF the late act of Congress admitting Geor-
gia, and to give his opinion whether or not
the law requires al election for State
officers and members Of the Legislature
next fall in tina; State. Upon inquiry of
the Attorney General, your correspondent
finds that there is no probability of the SUBJ
icct coming before Mr.. Akerman in his otti-
cial capacity, but his opinion, if obtained,
would undoubtedly be that an election
must be held this fall. WALLACE,
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SUMMER RETREAT.

-, GREENWOOD, at, GREENWOOD DEPOT
for ho.res and Ohio railroad, Is now opon
dav terms ms go per month 30 perveei, OF :. per
Apply aye GO n.,.. ": DINwIDD1E,
I. " 1a-lots R.i;re sSpesxe ana OHIO
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ST. PETERsBURGH, July 1S.-At the mas
Sacrc of the French ut Tien-Sin, China, the
Germans were spared.
Third Dispatch.
PARIS, July 1S.--The Corps Legislatii has
voted ali the supplies asked for by the Gov
ernment. Immense subscriptions to sup
port the. war are pouring in;
La Liberte says that neither Prussia nor
France have made formal declaration nor
committed an oyertact of war. Each Power
hesitates to agrees. The diplomats of
neither Power have received their formal
passports.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06
Total.........s2473i.2J $57i9cs sla
IIr oF yrssEIs N THE RRITsH NAvY THAr - BE MApa

LIST OF BRITISH NAVY THAT CAN BE MADE
AVAILABLE IN A SHORT TIME. -.
TrI boade vessels carrying 5 suns Of larger eahoer divided
Psi cas.-Tes Iiach speed l'i knots Sultan L
sS audaoas Invucble vanguard Iron Duke s~uro
Tramph l6Rch aInor Speed d. S mot & V I apo.ur Am,
court Northumband Roya Alfred Repas' Penelope 10 o'Acs
AiS Fo5,5 . Achilles Roys OAK Prince Conor C,i'nl. Ocean
Valiant Hector Jealous q uch NIn9f sP' pe,t,. ,,,
'PSG PSb s.Pa.s PayOh.e 4nch 'Pee Is hDOs, J.
uS SeySh sSSi e.Bn,erpe Research nch amor speed 10 knots ST.
0P TsTee sSa' uubo.,vIeu viper waersh ineh speed
A'Sis Tsyen ;uTret h p. now hand .. %
protected by 10 70 nch WITH speed OF II Knots 2taa
vii ip eons, Of the Monarch earring sneh arnOr speed
V3i Gas eSIIDs MI soas otSs 10 to speed
Hopu 10 to luch armor IL speed 10 to 2a,
Glass Ro. Sovereign Prince Albert 4uch SIueh auo
cs., s. Scorpion sna wyvern 'lnch speed 10
VESSELS FITTING AND BUILDING IN ENGLISH NAVAL DOCK
YARDS, To BE READY ABOUT DEC. /. 1870.
Dcvssaton guns urreil GAton urei Thunjerer
gun, c s .Sr s%i Il i. sI. SsiS S ps saS Sp1 &
Aulacous Il guns broasi9 lnyacoe goas broad, Ysa
Sarp urre Hercules. i guns thssyy comssstsu ''
AVAILABLE WOODEN STEAMSHIPS FOR NMEDIArE sER
VICE, BRITISH NAVY.
Twelve nsGteae shP; aeoas',ni gae speed Is aso AeiT'
speed 10 uot. Druid cla speed l5 Knots. rsv, gun vc..,b
tnew speed Is mot, sch;een guHooa speed 9 Knots ogh hsa
tOi uesle DINER smaller
LIST OF VESSELS IN THE SPANISH NAVY, WITH THEIR
STATIONS.
FH class vessels trOnca from Is 10 20 gun,vcsors Hsv.n,'
Numanc Carhsgcna Ieaan Mediterranean Squadron Fec
rol Auenal Arapls Feuo Arsenal Havana Rcoa.
CarthAgena Oala ASon, and Navarro ia cousueon al he
a Fernando.
Screw yessels-Yla de Madrid Mediterranean Sluaon AmansN
Havana Nayas de Coosa, Havana Havana Aastnrs h
terranean Squadron Carmen feol Lei Havana ConecPce
Irrol Blanc South Ameue Barcnge, West ladies' Marie 10
Molina, Caracas
Paddewhe vessels tSooen) averaging 70 -Cudd te Clii
Havana Fernando e CaoloO Havana label c,iOlcO Havaaa
Colon, Cadg BoO de Garay Havana fDrrc hay.ra .eIiei
Havana Uoa Havana Nasco Nue HAyanai thncnfri hsnA
lpauto Barcconai Liners Csauua; Nigase Naeuca Aeta
Malaga, Nenao Haana Neuurno Havana Quanac Austria Ia
Pelrs. Lucssi Bafsu. Hayaus.
screw eoyettes t~oeirnl ~ guusConsaeo 1hli nos
Manila Ngaezi Mauai Crcc Maulai santa Luc tedii pah
Cili Africa Havana Nadras, Maulh Am'alu', Havana uIsl "a
Havana Huos Havana S-rut Havana Lcgs ttiai ft-
voua Havana fonsla HsvAna Manila, sim9ss
Manila, Yeae GrospeulsA g0as vi Caa6ra Caa-or bA'aaA
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06
THE ARMY AND NAVY.
REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF WAR.

WAR DEPARTMENT. NV 'V' A"'''
Mr. President: In order that the expendl-
,s of tbe War Department for military purposes Tor
h ecoi year ending June 80 1870, may be clearly un-
aos,ood and the extent OF the demands made on the
Denartment may be realized, statement OF the military
fere Of the nation necessary in tho commencement OF
this eport The latest returns, submitted In the report
Of the General Of the Army show the regular Army to he
composed of PASS officers and &SO enlisted men, Sl'S
NJ whom compose the 10 regiments Of cavalry the reg-
ments OF artillery and the 25 regiments Of Infantry the
remaining 2 being engineer troops recruiting detach-
ments and others not enumerated among troops Of the
e line These men are stationed in ~ States and Terri
tories at 2O5 organized military posts The establishment
NJ new pOsts n settlements advance is constantly r
eed necessary and the expeH OF providing temporary
shelter m inclcmeut regions Of the country rs iors
ably great. Daring the past year nearly 100 on
Tor barracks. hospitals and store-houses nave O00N
ordered 10 BE- erected - -, ox,ent Of
Scattered as our posts are, over so large an of
tcrrOry-al of them rendered necessary anu
FOR TRANSFORMATION must continue great anuukt -,
1uctiOn in this item alone In tine past 2oe. ,, ~
n 10000 While the distant locations OF ~ stjayn ~
ihen made increase OF eGPendttfe III ~. of
narracks and quarters, ana the other s, m
,e Dosts uDav0ida hle. and the movement Oh ~
DOnt 10 point especially in the SOutbeih , %
,dJed largely 10 the disbursements for lrahspOtdO;
ain an Examination Of the figures below gwen VIII
bi,t the fact that notwithstanding the causes men
oned as tending against economy, the expenses aio
roDidIv beng cuTtacd 10 limit fixed by the demands
n a reduced peace establishments
There was appropriated for the military ser ., 40
vice for the fiscal year ending June 80 loIOo'oS- 10
There was appropriated for the
same purpose for tho year
ending June 80 1871. ............ .249,iiS 81
deficiency will De...-...-.... l,0od2OO w go. -
2,q0l3AS n
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06

for iron ships and docks Of largo capacity s.ncent TOT
the building Of the largest class OF steamers tvr
preference for their in time Of peace and sDso ne
control In time ofTsr we haye Df M he
of t6e great iron yesse and the a. nonre he Of
great advantage TO the Government r I'D
Z THE NAVAL ACADEMY ....
AZ Auuapos continues 10 be subject OF great interest,"
and satisfaction 10 all who Interested In the SerVoe
The mental and physical development produced u1er
the system there pursued s OF great value and h ben
es are felt in every department Of the service Tho
BOARD OF yisors whose report r. annexed On The sp-
pendlx), have made recommendat0ps, IN whlcD the Ds
partment concurs In regard 70 The Increase OF age AZ tne
time of admission the purchase OF strp Oi lano yhg
contiguous TO the Academy and between two portions
OF the Government property, and the estabsnmentot
swimming school It should not be forgotten ny tb0Se
Interested in this institution that II !. intended a.
school OF discipline for an exact ana dhcut 5ertC ~
well OF mental instruction and improvement. IN th'
view the enforcement - regulations, wmch 70 tle oh
formed may seem strict, becomes necesssIy 70 ~
the standard OF the schOol and accomplish the ehaS r
which IL was established.
EXPENSES AND ESTIMATES
The whole actual expenditure Of the Department and
the service chageabe 10 the navy appropriations snoe
the date Of the last report and up 10 the t OF December
is the sum of sl89865 This amount viii DO slightly but
only apparently increased by the payments Of adndca
ted prizeoney and the bOuntes given by Congress 70
the heirs OF those lost in Oneida, which sums though
chargeable other funds will appear In the general sum
The actual expenditure Of the year ending Deeemberl.
1869, S0O8 285 This shows decrease ID INC ehs
dre Of the year from that OF the previous year ="
81, ,O96, ,l19. -, o.,.
The appropriations for the current fiscal year ending
on the Oth day Of June next amount IN the aBBeB~'
10 sl9,994,637. . .-L I-.... o., ,ho A.,
The expenditure since the connencement on the n'cs'
wear IL within hatprOporOn OF the apprOpFau2Ds ap
ca to the Ave months which have passed and shows
decrea e during that period Of S2488s5 fOD the ex
pendure OF the corresponding hFe months Oh the iaSI
year. -, a., ,,, ., .,,., ,o.,,ao. an,
expended each month Of the last year Is hereto an
nexed.
The estimates for the general ypenses the service for
the fsca year ending June d. l0I2 amount ~ SO6Sj1
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A warming.

MEssRs. EDIToRs, Gentlemenj ]
desire to call the attention of certain
individuals, both young men and boys,
who are in the habit Of bathing in
Beaver Creek just bayond Charles
Campbelps mills in open day light
with their naked bodies exposed to
the view Of the public, especially in
full view Of Ladies who arc frequently
compelled to pass the high way near
said place, that an eye is watching
them, and that their names are known /;
and to notify them that such conduct
will not be submitted to longer,
Some of these individuals are boys
under age, but who are old enough to
know better, and who have parents
who, if they are aware of such con-
duct on the part of their children,
can and should make them do better.
| simply desire to give these per-
sons fair and timely warning, that il
such conduct is repeated, the penal
ties of the law will be rigidly enforced
against the guilty ones. a word to
the wise is sufficient.
WATCHER.
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Public NIceIing iaa SuIiiyan.

At a meeting OF the citizens OF Sulli-
van county, at Blountville, on Mon
day, July 4th, 1870, Mai. Samuel
Evans was called To the chair; Jas. II.
Raider and ID. Il. Bailey appointed
Secretaries.
The object of the meeting was brief
~ explained by the Chalrman-First,
10 effect tho organization of the Con-
sentative Party in the county, and sec
ond, to select Delegates to the State Iu-
dicial Convention, which convenos in
Nashville on the Znd Monday in July.
On motion OF Mr.. Earnest a commit
tee OF ten On permanent organization
was appointed, consisting of Messrs.
John w. Cox, T.. ID. RAIDER, NJ. II.
Morrcll,.J. III. Galloway, JAS. forfeit,
John Wolf, VIM. II. Anderson, II. z.
Tickle, N. Gregg and Jno. Shaver
who Were instructed to select three
suitable men in each Civil District rs
u committee composing the permencnt
Conservative Organization.
The Committee retired aud brought
IN the following report which was
unanimously adopted;
Your Committee on permenent or
ganlzation for the county of Sullivan,
respectfully recommend the following
ltlSoilh ~ " tbliililiNNN tpill llpnlllk Ahc
Permanent Organization of the Con-
seryative Party of said county, and
Executive Committee for the several
Districts:
Isl. District, II. ID. Pcmberton, IL.
z. Bridieman, l.. q. Dryden.
End. DlstEts, 5. II. An lorson, j. l..
Denny, ID. W. 0rumley.
A. Longaore.
4th. District, II. b. Rhca, Luther
DeAney, Joseph Morideth.
5th. District, g. j. StJohn, VIM
Seneker, Benz. Keys.
9Th. District, NJ, IL. Morren, Vim
Staubis, VIM. Wolford.
9TH. District, Jacob Holt, ID. Horn
John Shaver.
sth. District, II, p. Ficklc, Nathan
CIR M, Jacob Jcnes.