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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-12
BELLS specific PILLS

Are prepared from the prescription OF i'r. kohi.
u Bell, Al eminent physician OF many wears ,N.
rcrencH, ana nre not 2 wofthlcs, patent tneul
for many years, and IL warranted - curiain cure,
NO matter how bad the case may ho Hundreds
Of certificates can be shown. 10 secure the gen.
uinc, enclose 81 IN letter md they VIII he sent
on receipt secure from observation, ~ mai, post
paid, with rules and instructions that viii insure
speedy cure. Priyatg c.rculars sent ir.o Adj
dress STEPHEN litMLlN,
Gen'l Agent, 757 broadway, y. W.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-12
DIR. Hollands Podophyllin,
or sUBIIIUTE For MERCURY
PILLS,
Two Pills n bose.
The most Po,cerfd yet Innocent Vegetable
CathGrtic haCira.

TVS not necessary 10 take ahandiul of these mills
10 pfoduee TIE desired effect; two of them act
quickly ana powerfully, cleansing the liver stoIn
ach ana bowel. Of all impurities The principa
ingredient n fodOphylhn, OF the aichohoiic ~
Tract II Mandrake, winch Is by many times nor,
powerful, setting ana searching than HE Manjrate
Itself IT. peculiar action j. upon the Liver rl.,,
my Il speedily from all DISTINCTIONS win sii ~.
pOHerOf Mercury, yet free from the iniutious rae
suits attached 20 the Use OF that mineral
For all diseases, in which the use OF a cathartic
y Indicated, these Pills will give entire satisf
h1n IA every case. lhcy sEvkR fAiI,
IN tAse- 81 Liver compl ,int, Ilyspepsia and ex.
Utme costyeness, Dr. Hoofand's German Bitters
az ono should be used in connection With the
fHs The Tonic effect Of the Bitters or Tome
tnhds ny me system. The Bitters or Tonic pur.
lhes me blood, strengthens the nerves, REGULATE
vac LIVER anu gives strength, energy and yigOr.
heeP your bowel active with the Pills, and tone
W lhe system with the Biiters or Tome aud no
alsetsecan tain It's hold, or ever again as.ail IT,
Ihese medicines GIc sold by NIL Drugg SITS and
dealers IN medicines everywhere.
, hecOllect that II j. Dr. HoOnand's German
hemedes, that are 50 universally used and recon.
lendedi and DO not allow the DruL gist 20 induce
.outo take anything else that he may say IL lust
/ a. Sooa, because lac makes larger profit on IT,
ihsse keinedies~ll be sent by express 10 any 10
| UWnnrty upon Application To tho PRINCIPAL OF
| ri1L; al ". HERMAN MEDICINE STORE DlI
| ARCH STREET PhiiadeIuhia ''' ""'
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-12
Dr. llooiland's Greek OH,
Lighting Cure for all kinds OF Pains
and Aches.

APPLIED ENTEKNALtT.-lt will cure all kinds OF
palL- and aches, such a. khegmAtI IN, Neuralgia,
Toothache, 1hilhlaus, ~pfains, Bruises, Frost.
Bite, Headaches, PAN, "a The BACK and LOins,
Pains the joints, Limbs, Sung. Of Insects, Ring.
worms, etc,
TAgES lSfrRSALIT,-N Will cure Kidney Com.
plant backarhos, SICK hcatache, collie, dyscnteTy,
diarrhOca, cholera iniantum, cholera mOrhu-,
cramps AMI pains IN the stomach fever and aguc,
coughs, colds asthma, et'.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-12
Harvey's Chrono-Ther'
NAL Pill,

For the immediate rc!!e. Q! Rll those dimcul
and arrangements peculiar To the Female
To married ladies' they are particularly valuable
thay never inl 80 remove ,hc most dstres-t
sypioms, no matter how long they have eNistc
Private circulars TO ladies', giving fall Instruction
sent free on receipt Of stamp. DR.. llarvey's
Chrono.Thermsl Pills must not be COMPOUNDED
with worthless patent medicines sold az Female
PIs, for his pills are safe and sure In every case.
They will be seat securely sealed, on receipt OF
a., by return mall with full directions for use.
Address, STEPHEN HAMLIN,
Gen'l Agent, ~ Broadway. New York
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-12

Read tie '..oWlIg symptoms: ClLstpAi n
FiHiulei .s. Inward Pile, iiue-s 81 tl0oi 70 TIC
head, Ae'tts ~ %. stomach, A.gssa, lisft.tuEI,
4if s1si - Tod i4liLUr~ gii loo The stomach
-.uf Ert .'ai.nLs, siaLfs 'F Gathering % tue pit
~ tie stomach, 80 1000. ~ &C TIE head, AufFtcl
fhtuii ir'.ihirs .'''rlrr 20 Tho r~tFi, ch0k-
.ag - -tia ai ~ sensations shru 10 /. li iag pp.-
iIfft dIfuarrs 20 VISION Hui- AMI ti. before ih.
~. 1s.. pain .U trr head, 4,".eury % pcfst.f.
sis.i, " .l1ss. rs 81 tur rEtH Hal eyes, pam Iu
'lc side, hack, chest, Limbs, ETC., sudden nu-hrs
% heat, burning "a the f"sh, constant .Aa-. nlhgs
~ evil and great drpftr- ION ~ hplfi.. III these
indicate dlse." Of tie Liver or digestive Ofg In.
UlWl ned Win impure blood.
The Use 81 the B,iteT- ~ Tonic viii soon c,use
the above symptoms o. app, az, aud the patient
VII tteOmc Wrll aud hca!iy,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-12
nLD Die. EiEiTlH'S

Many years experience IN curing Ca,arrh, con.
sumption, Dyspepsia, constipation. piles,
disease Of tie Liver, blood, slan, and
urinary organs, disclosed tho START.
ing i.'t that the majority OF them wero cnus.
90 hy and could only be cured after curing them
uI seminal weakness. Inhalation, caustics, iron,
TONES, tiimulanis, h!popho,lItcs, mercury, cop.
tuh, cuhchs, hnchu, injections, ali the ordinary
remedies hal proved worse than useless.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-12
Hollands Gcrman Tonic.

Wa compounded for those no, inclined TO eS.
reno bittcr. aai Is intended for use in cases
when some alcoholic stimulant Is required In con.
noction with the tonic properties of the B,ttors.
Each bottle Of the Tonic contains one bottle of
the Bitlcrs, combined with pure Sata Cruz Rum,
AMI favored In such manner that the extreme
bitterness Of the Bit,ors i overcome, forming n
preparationhighly agreeable and pleasant TO the
palate and containing tho medicinal virtue % tho
liiiter. The price Of the Tonic u 81 81 PEI
bottle. which many persons think too high They
must take. into consideration that the stimG
liant used d. guaranteed TO be OF u pure quality
poor article could be- furnished al a chespol
price. bu, Is II not better 10 pay little moro and
have u good artclcy A medicinal preparation
should contain none but the best ingredients and
they who expect 10 obtain cA1aP compound wal
most certainly De cheated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-23
FOREIGN News.

MONTREAL, April 22.-Four men, Just
from the United States, have been arrested
here, charged with Fenianism.
The Canadians continue Strengthening
the frontier.
liant in the neighborhood of the Pau MdH
Gazette Office, which the Fenians nave
threatened to destroy.
MADRID, April 22.-The Introduction OF
the ballot at elections in Bavaria Is pro-
posed.
MADRID, April GA Carlist Deputy pro-
Dosed an Investigation into the Montpenslen
duel. Prim offered the motion, as the mat
ter had been before the courts. The Cortes
sustained Prim's views. =,
PARIS, April 22.-The French army VIII
participate in the plebiscitum election.
Members of the Left who refused to sign
the manifesto will nevertheless vote against
the plebiscite.
The Orleanist newspapers think that
Montpensier's duel improved his chances
for the throne.
PARIS, April 22.-The Journal Francois
denies that Daru and Buffet withdrew from
the Cabinet in consequence of the letter
from Duo Duamale.
It is understood that the decree announc-
ing the adoption Of the senatus consultum
and invoking the French people to vote on
the plebiscite on the 5th.of May will be pub
lished tomorrow. An Imperial letter ex.
planning the proposed changes will appear
on Sunday.
LONDON, April 22.-The Fenians are I'M.
USUALLY active. Arms and other war ma.
terials were sized yesterday at Manchester
and Newcastle.
BERLIN, April 22.-Bismarck is better.
The Chinese embassy have arrived here.
ATHENS, April 22.-The Marathon bri-
gapds have been surrounded by troops, but
they retain their prisoners and refuse to
surrender.
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Pho Mono is said to be Of pure Jewish
blood.
Parera Rosa will import new opera
troupe for next years campaign.
Senator Brownlow is reported to be get.
ting better physically, not morally.
The Augusta papers are easily pleased
they praise Laura kcenc'S acting.
-Four experimentcrs in a new illuminating
gas ut san Francisco assembled the other
evening to test it. Each left the room with
a window~sash hung around his neck.
The Massachusetts, House of Delegates
has passed resolution amending the State
Constitution so as to repeal the readingand
writing qualification Of voters.
The Observation-Disclosures trial in New
! DIRK has been adjourned over till Monday
morning i'll consequence of the illness of
Recorder Hackett.
a Pennsylvania complains that his
loving wife knocks him down with poker,
kicks him, and then has him arrested; and
he wants a divorce, or a new amendment,
or something.
The cold weather of the last week de-
stroyed nearly all the fruit but the apples
in the Alton (lllinois) district, and probably
two-thirds of the entire peach crop of
Southern Illinois.
In the Brooklyn Convention on Wednes-
day Rev. DR.. Jeter delivered an address on
the power Of the press, and Rev. DR.. Curry
one on the condition and prospects of edu-
cation in the South.
Wednesday night the vigilance committee
forced open the Marion county Jail, at Sa-
lem, ILL.,, and took out and hung q notorious
desperate named Frank Leonard alias Ro-
gers, who was awaiting trial for the robbery
of farmer.
Eight oil paintings have arrived in New
Orleans from Rome, and are the handiwork
of General Magruder's daughter, Kiss Kate
Magruder, and son, DR.. Henry r. Magru-
der. Both have resided in Italy for a num-
Der of years, and received there an artistic
education. Among them are copies of
Guido's Hope" and "Io," and Raphsfs
:" Madonna and Child
4 Newburg clergyman suddenly stopped
IL the midst of his sermon, on Sunday, and
sat down. This aroused the sleepers, and
he then arose and said he did not propose
to preach to persons who were sleeping
under his sermon, and he had taken this
course to secure wide-awake audience.
He had it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-23

DARING PRISON CONSPIRACY IN WEST
V1RGINIA-E xPLosIoN &C. Wheeling,
April 2l.-Forty or fifty of the convicts at
the Moundsyille pententiary entered into a
conspiracy to escape, and on Tuesday eve
ming last they overpowcred two of the
guards. taking the keys of the cells, and,
of Ibn spr n ihai o oe "I, bo .%e
put on guard to disarm suspicion. In this
manner the relief was deceived and cap
! tured. At $50 =. NJ. the guard who should
have reported at the gate failed to appear,
and suspicion was aroused. The guard and
citizens were alarmed, and marched to the
hall. On the insurgents refusing to surren-
der they were fred upon, and 4 convict
named Charles Moore was seriously
wounded. The remainder surrendered.
The boiler of Il steam saw-mill at Milford
exploded few days ago, demoliShing the
mill and seriously woundng three men.
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DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAJ

pICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAIL.
1G ROAD.-CHANGE OF sCHEDULE.-On
and after WEDNESDAY, December %, 1sSo, the
PASSENGER TRAINS on this road Will be run
as follows TT . ],
COMO Notwithstanding and Danviiie pas
sengers leave Richmond daily Except Sundaysj
at OILS A. d.. leave Burkeytle daily Except Sun.
days) at IL 45 2. III. arrive ut Danvle daily (ex-
cspt Slndaysl at $3.50 p. d.. THROUGH HAJz
AND EXPRESS leaves Richmond daily aS 6:3e
z. H.; leaves DsuyfIle daily st 80 p. H.; arrives
at Greensboro daily at 4:l5A. II. 90 Z. L.
GOING Notwithstanding and ;DauyflId pas.
sengers leave Danvtlfa daily Except Sundayst at
A. d.. leave Burkevilie daily Except Sun.
days. Mt l2a5 r. NJ: arrive at Rfchmond dsily
| Except Sundaysl at 35oP. A. THROUGH NAIL
lAND'EXPRESS leaves Greensboro, daily at s3S
p. II. leaves Danville daily at lie p. NJ Az
rives at Richmond daily sc 100 A. M. ~
The Lynehb1rg snd Danyfils Passenger Train
connects ut BurkeyiIe with the trains on the
Southstde road for Petersburg. Foffolk, Lynch
burg, and ali Citations on the BorthsfGe and Viz.
ginia and Tennessee railroads, Bristol, Knox.
Vile, Dalton, Chattanoosa, Nashville, Memphis,
Ut Greensboro with the tzatps on the Norih Caro-
Lima road for Charlotte, Columbia, AEgusfs, Sa-
vannah, Macon, Mobile, Montgomery, &ta &c.;
and at Richmond With the Richmond, Rfedsytcks.
burg and Potomac, Chesapeake and Ohio and
Richmond aad York River railroads. -.
SLEEPING GAk9 and CEIILEGS pATHMT
RECLINING CHAIRS on the throuEAs taEgeas
train. ~ ~ THOMAS DODAMEAD, E{.s
de % SuperartcadeEt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-23

The DEFEAT AND DEATH OF LoPEz-OFFI-
CIAL ACCOUNT OF THE AFFAIR.--Neec York,
April 2l.-The AaglO- brazilian Times, of
March -, publishes the following dispatch
from General Canlara to the Brazilian Mi
mister of War:
- camp on the LEFT Bank Of the Aqu'u'-
Tan. March 1St, 1S10.-l write to you from
Loprz's eucamplncnt in the Sierra. The
tyrant was routed, and having refused to
surrender, WAS killed before my own eyes.
| Unlimited TO him to surrender when be
Was completely defeated and seriously
wounded, and refusing, he was killed. [
congratulate you on the termination of the
war and Inc complete rindication obtained
10y Brazil over the tyrint of Paraguay.
General Resquim ana another officer have
tN!len Prisoners"
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS.
Few York sseek sna money Market

New York Stock Bna Honey Market
NEW YORK, April 2a--Noon. Stocks drn,. DO
ney easy at s9s per cent. Exchange--Lona, 100
short, 1923. Gold 1i2a. Virginia es-Ex-cou'
pons, asa; new, 80. Louisiana 5's-Old, 7el new,
Sa. Georgia ss, s.; 7's, oss. North Carolina
s's--Old, 4eA; new, :7a. -
Erening.-Money very easy and offerings large
ly In excess OF demand. Loans on stock made al
s@ec. Discounts, 7@sc. Gold dull during the
forenoon, with decline TO l2i; late Tin the after
noon strong and higher, With an advance Of from
l'Ilas, and closing at lss. Governments opened
steady, and closed strong with an upward tend.
ency or sympathy with gold. southern aecuritles
opened firm and closed qniet. Tennessee s's, cot
new, seq. Virginia e's, sol; new, %. Louisiana
es, ISL; new, 793.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-23
Excitement in Charleston.

CHARLESTON, April 22.-Some excitement
prevails among the city officials and holders
of city securities because of a movement
of certain owners of overdue city
stock to levy upon the city property to So
tisfy their judgments. The Judgment credi.
tors have attached the personal assets and
cash in the banks belonging to the city, but
the other creditors have obtained an injunc-
ton restraining further proceedings until
Wednesday, when the case will be heard
before Judge Carpenter.
There is some talk of placing the city
assets in the hands of receiver.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-23

JupGE BECOMES INSANE IN THE Court.
Rooa.-In the United States district court
at Trenton, on Tuesday, during the pro-
@rcSs of an argument by the district at.
torncy, Judge Field, who was on the bench,
rose from his seat, and with his face to the
westerly wall Of the court, lifted up III:
hands, beat the air wildly with them, and
shouted out, "It is no use, II Is no use,
gs9emsn yGh hsn viii i'll hays TO and dfe o
wards the wall, but was, fortunately,
caught and conveyed, in an insensible con.
dition, to his chambers I'm the State house.
The scene created great confusion. Medi-
ca! aid was promptly obtained, and it was
learned about half an hour afterwards that
The attack had resulted from over applica-
lion to study and worry Of mind.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-23
CHTYA ArD GLAsSWAnE..

+ HAVE THfSDA PURCHASED OF
il Mr. q, G. GARY his stock Of CaIHA, GLASS
SiLYER.PLATED WARE, and HlUeE-1uk~
NISHING GGODss and win cGnstnusthe business
ssrsas. .HeyinS made recent large purchases Of
De mauufsctdIeFs aud at auction sAlaa 1tRea r.
dOctine n gold, am % oAer 4o9Gs as -
Marchanfa hotel. kEepaFs and families, utll6R
70 their interest 20 examine mT laAx 94xose
purchasing else shefe. SOfiN A6nEss
GARp.-Tor my osd patrons extendmy tha4lss
Haying made . business arrangement WIN ~.
OHSAsHER, shall be on band 20 serve yoE
in late purchases, Re-. conAd ansiy reaeH1 neGe
my successor. ~ y ~ u -.
up la--tw ~ 81 80 VktssM "a e. 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-23

NEGRO HuSG.-A negro man, known as
Bill Nichols, was hung on Saturday last by
a party OF unknown men in the woods of this
county near lis boundary line with Greene
county. 1t appears that the negro has been
q notorious thief and incendialy i'll the
neghhorhood for The past two years, rob-
hnL The barns and houses and burning the
property ii citizens. and always succeed
ng IN escaping tue punishment that was
Justly hi due. On the breast OF the dead
man WAS attached II placard bearing the in
Scliiwtiou. The next man that will be
served this way is IA white man named Ken
nnlN. y Antlre I1yQl1N1n.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-23

ADJOURNMENT or THE BAPTIST EDUCA-
rioSAL CoNvENTioS.-Neer York, April IL
The Baptist Educational Convention adj
lourned this evening sine die. Before adj
lcurnment the delegates recommended that
The Bible be retained in the common
schools, and that common schools be MAIN
tanned.
1t was also recommended that greater
care he exercised in the admission Of can
d;dates to the ministry, and that the title
OF u. d. be Withdrawn from colleges in
general and be conferred only by theolo-
wiral seminary.
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RE-ExHI8ITED
Corn.-White, 50 bushels.
Domestic Markets-rBY TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK, April 22-Hoon.-Flour and Wheat
quiet and steady. Corn dull and dropping. Pork
qatet at f27.9o@S2s. Lard unchanged at 1ot@!1ec.
Cotton firm and In moderate demand at e3t924c.
Turpcntine quiet at 4s@4G3c. Rosin quiet at g. 10
@$2.l5.
Erentng. Cotton steady; sales, $500 bales up-
lands. 233c. Flour unchanged. Wheat inactive.
Corn dull at SLls1Sl.H. Beef steady. Pork
heavy at $e7.9o.
LOUISVILLE. April 22.-Corn, slos. Pork, s2s.
Bacon. l2ac.; clear sides 1eic. Lard, 1e3c. Whis-
key, Sl.o2.
BALTIMORE. April 22.-Flour firm: medium
grades higher; Howard-street, $5@s5.373 Wheat
unchanged. Corn dull. Bacon firm.
BALTIMORE, April 22-Cotton firm, and holders
asking higher rates: middlings. &C.; sales Of The
week amount to 2, 27s bales.
| fair demand middllngs. 22s.; sales. 1000 bales
| and Oats dull. Sterling, 1884. Gold, 1923.
ST. LOUIS, April e2.-Corn firm {; mixed, 90 6
sac. Whiskey Arm. Shoulders, lite. +; clear SID IS
| 1s3c.
PORK, $3.50. Shoulders, 'ia se;s s'ssacs, l5s. 3
| NORFOLK, April 22.-Cotton firm. with a faa
demand middlings, 2lc.; sales $50 bales.
| WILMINGTON, April % Cotton quiet; mid
| middlngs, 21c. sales, 200 bales.
| SAVANNAH, April 90 Cotton firm an In mode
rate demand; micdlings, 22@22tc.; sales, 400
| bales.
| GALVESTON, April 22.-Cotton firm +; good or
| binary, 1Si@19c. sales, 4, 40 bales.
| CHARLESTON. s. c., April 2a.-Cotton firm
| middlings, 22@24c.; sales, 1900 bales.
MOBILE, April 22.--Cotton easier; sales Of mid
| dlings at 22c. sales. 1900 bales.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-23

BURNT URE AND MATTRESS
L WhREROOMs.-Up stairs. opposite the
po5t-office, Main street, you will find In two OF
those iron. front buildings the largest and most
varied assortment Of P kRI0R, CHAMBER, and
DINIEG-RcOM FURNITURE IN the state, OF
every variety nf style and finish. Also, Mattresses
md Spring Beds made to order in any style dc
sired. Our stock Of Chamber Furniture being
very large complete suits can be purchased az our
establishment from gas TO 5000 I've have reduced
the prices nf all our goods, and We noT selling
about AS low We did a. teen years ago.
We invite I'll in want of good substantial Fur
niture to examine onr assortment before buying.
We have goods to suit all parics-tbe rich or the
poor. HARWOoD kIIIEk,
opposite the post-oftice, Main street,
de Is Richmond, Va.
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RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
~ RAILROAD LINE-FOR BALTIMORE,
THE NORTH, AND NORTHWEST-CHANG
OF SCHEDULE-Da1LY except sundays.
On and after TUESDAY, 18th OF June, passengers
FOR Baltimore and all points North and North.
west will take the passenger train from, the depot
Of the Richmond and York River Railroad st
Richmond for West Point, where they take the
or KEENEBEC, Captain J. II. FREEMAH,--5oth
boats having been put III frstrate ordef-reaching
Baltimore the following morning In time to Cons
meet with the trains for Philadelphia, New Yorh
and the West Returning, the boats feaye Pier Ecs
Except Sundays) at 4 O'Clock P. RI, passengers
arriving in Richmond at 1876 p. ~, the following
day In time TO connect with the express train
on the Richmond and DanYtiie railroad for Dans
vile and all points On that road; GreensEoao,s
and all points South. 14-s $500 -
PASSENGER TRAIN
leaves Richmond daily Except Srndaysj st
O'Clock p. NJ; leaves West Point dziiy, {nxcept
~ = - THOMAS D0DAKEAp
5e Superintendent,
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Shin Struck by Lightning.

New YORK, April 22.-The ship Thomas
Freeman, from New Orleans, was struck
by lightning and took fire to-day. After
vain efforts to stop the flames she was aoan-
doned by her crew, who were taken off by
the brig Omega and brought to New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-23

TIE INDIANA RoBBERs-LUDICROUs MIS-
TAKE OF THEIR PURsUERs.-TeJre Hdute,
April 2l.-Yesterday's dispatch left the two
robhci,, Of the Ycrmilion county trcasurer's
Office nearly naked, fuSitiyes in the woods,
with hundreds OF people hunting for them.
Some tine Yesterday they presented them
selves 10 two well-known citizens on the
highway, and drawing their rcvolverS, COM
PEELED the citizens to strip off most of their
clothing, which the robbers put on and left.
The srmi-nude citizens were soon picked
up by Il number OF men who were hunting
the burglars. and having every external APP
pearance of being the tugitives, they were
arrested and taken TO Clinton or Newport
for trial. They proved an abb and got of.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-23

FREDERICKSBURG AND GoRDoSSrILLE RAIL
BoAp.--The company under whose manage
neni this road i being constructed seem to
have gone 10 work III real earnest, and are
determined To make short work OF its con-
>trrctiou. The company has purchased
four thousand tons OF I iron already, and
enough, we understand, to complete il to
Orange Courthouse, a distance OF thirty
nine miles. Hands will Immediately be set
10 work III grading the road, building
bridges, LAYING sills and crosS-tie> and rails.
All difficulties about this road have been
removed that existed, and old debts due
contractors, worknl"n, &C., arc being
speedily Hquidutcd. This looks as though
II was an suspicious start. and we hope the
company in their laudahlc effort VIII meet
with the encouragement they Deserve
ErclerlckSburN Ner0ta
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Foreign Markets-lBY TELEGRAPH.
LONDON, April 22--Noon.- -Conso1s, s4A. United
States bonds, $50. Tallow quiet and steady.
LONDON, April 81 Erentng. - Console, sd5
United States bonds, sSt. Tallow firmer.
LIVERPOOL, April 22--Noon.-Cotton steady
sales IL, 900 bales. Corn, 30GD33d.
LIVERPOOL, April 22-Etening.-Cotton firm
quotations unchanged; sales, 1900 bales. Bacon
quiet and steady.
PARIS, April 22.-Bourse opened dull rentes,
H@95f.
HAvRE, April 2?.-Cotton opened quiet and
firm,
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AMERICAN sKIp ON FiRE.--Liuerpool,
April 2l.--An American ship was seen ON
tire on the night Of December 28tb, latitude
q, longitude 10 west. She appeared to be
with cotton. During the night she disap-
pcared, and next morning her empty long
boat was picked up. The name Of the yes-
sci could not be aScertained,