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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-21

The Odd Fellows of Ontario are Wis
iting the brethren at Cleveland, and
having general good time. The resi-
dent and visiting members marched
through the city in procession ye ster-
day. The column was mile in length
and was one OF tho inest ever seen In
that city, containing about three thous-
and persons. a banquet and reunion
took place afterwards at the Park, and
a ball at the same place in the even
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-21

The Commissioner of Internal Rev
enue is rapidly reducing the number OF
Assistant Assessors and other subordi-
nate revenue officials in the different
States. Reductions were made yester
dav i'm several of the Western States.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-21

II men Iooking'for claims can each
locate a good-loOking daughter thereon,
we advise them to go to Arkansas
City, taking the daughter with them
The young men of that city take spe-
cial pains to find good claims for all
nnrh
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-21

The dispatches of Saturday night re-
ported severe fire raging among the
shipping at Riga. Thirty barques had
been burned, half of which were loaded
with hemp and corn.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-21

Walter p. Prior is to be buried by
the 9th regiment, of which he was q
member, and the police force of New
York, in Woodlawn cemetry, to-mor-
row with the honors of war.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-21

The killing OF his daughter Matilda
and the serious burning of another
daughter, on Sunday last at Shelby
Junction, Ohio, will convince Jesse
Folks that he ought never again under
take to start fire with coal oil.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-21

~. LOWS, July 10.
Flour-Firmen: super. S5a1 =; extra As; II
2Ga5 30; XXX 76se @; family S9as -
Wheat-Active and arm by inspection; no. )
red fall Is; No & 3; BY sample Ne Z, Oza1 %;
No. 5, faka1 II; Nos, Soal a.
Corn-Dail: mixed 81; white mixedsl; white q ~
0ais-Dui and lower; for new and old mixed.
81 prime new 47a48.
Rye sacked-Dull and easier; No. q 5SaSs bulk
PoFk-Dun and unchanged; bulk meats nothing
doing.
Baoon-Dun.
shOuiders-7kaTx: clear ribs sz; clear sides s1<
fsrd-ouies at sx for summer; IOaioEi choice
kettle.
Highwines-Firnaer; 90.
CaftIe-Common and medium in liberal supply;
choice, light supply and light dem8Ad; 6Oa6 8
HON coed demand at 8 sos4 g.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-21

1t is reported that one Harry Meigs
has contracted for the shipment OF 600
Cinnamon from San Francisco 10 Peru
to labor on public works.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-21

A meeting is to be held at st. Joe, Mo.
on the 1st of September to consider the
practicability of the Chicago, st. Joseph
and Santa Fe railroad.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-21

The New York editorial excursion TO
examine the country through which the
Northern Pacific railroad passes is max
ing its way westward, all healthy aud
happy at last accounts
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-21

A brick NJ. Z. Church, built at cost
OF $4,000, fell at Virginia City yester-
day. burying the dwelling of a negro
family alongside. No lives lost.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-21

The Ohio and Mississippi railroad
will be opened on the oath, as through
narrow guage route, from st. Louis to
Baltimore.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-21

The members of the regiment who
escorted the procession of Orangemen
in New York on the 18th, are warned
to keep away from certain quarters.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-21
NOTICE.

JOHN d. MORGAN PrHl Before =, Jay RHes,
SAMUEL MORGAN DertS Enpcs.iS. Lsos g.. rs.
THE Defendant. samuel Ns5E9o. q 1oe.ssa tass
q July, 4. D. is1l, ISSUE - 49, g - =
the shove entitled canse aNf5z9e - RsopEty q
the aid Samuel Morran f0E sESnsy dollArs go
That Thomas 8. jones las beea SesntSAeSd n SAD
said Justice at his ONCE in said city OF Emportas on
the 19th day OF August 4. y. 1871, st o,eloSk 3 m
said day. IPE1TON = 01LLtLI2
W10-S1 Astyss for PHI.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-21

The Arkansas City Traveller notices
the arrival at that place of several EN-
poria dogs since the new dog law went
into force.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-21

The cars on the NJ. X. 81 2 are now
running TO Prior Greek, forty-hve miles
south of Chetopa.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-21

The remains of "Tad" Lincoln were
5uaad oy the eide vi those of his father
at Oak Ridge, on the I7th inst.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-21
NEWS AND EDITORIAL ITEMS.

The Austrian Government formally
ratified the naturalization treaty with
the United States
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-21

Deaths in hospital, resulting from the
late riot are still reported as occurring
In hospital in New York.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-21

The Jefrersonville and Indianapolis
railroad has been leased to the Pennsyl-
vania Central Company.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-21
cHuRcn p.REcToRx.

EMpoRIA cHuRoh DlREoToRV.
METHODIST.
e FsssOp s sS sa sass sSSSasS At Il
= n end p a Prayer nesting ssen Inuzsday
Tag ~ * o'clock, z. ". Cunningham, Sup't
ID CONGREGATIONAL cwslsh3
Conner ofad Avenue and Merchants Street. Rey.
HkHEY RKEa, Pastor. Services ct lo9 g N. anS
50 ,. Payer nesting easa Wednesday eve
q. .. Tho2ss, superintendent.
Abb. CHURCH.
State streee. bstween ID ead en- ayennss Seq
Woes every sunday ct II E a 4nd - ?. n.
Rev. ". z. c1ssoH. Pastor. 1850
UNITED PREaBYTKRIAN.
By. }: Z. ocsLE,s: Ee::ss ssryiess q. The oour.
PRESBYTERIAN.
g Sc sc &c A.sFs .ss2 sssioss sci ssss
1850 E II = p: aad e;I fraysF .eSstns on
sissseey s UpeIisSisn sssSs'h sce00s m
THE wELsH PREsBYTERIAEs.
= ~ aura, D. eFssi "a 8 Tl.isrs Hsi:
oonR9eiN s., E9pOr.a. q elnday e 1oK = "A.
a8d a8a pm Rsy. S0gN JeNSs. PastoE.
Czh!srIAN.
csooEsr, Fszss-. s.r r :. 4 n and .:
Prayer meet1ng % Wednesday 0yealne. eGbbekb
sekool 90. n, Chss. Cavinsss, sHP't.
PHoTEgTANT EPIEcoPAI.
Corner q oonnsrc.ai stsss. and Ninth axsaus;
Services every &1t9E6ntD B6oo9So q u .. n and
1Rp ?. n. Rev. I. Z Hobbs. Pastor.
FRIENDS
Conner q e. Aysane and syivAA e<zeeG. Services
SaadayS sd WsdnssdAVs - II n
TmsT ooEGRDeATIoNAL-
Curnsr ef EERfth AvsaRS sad AeehaEtcs 0<xsst
HsT. a 4. HcEp, Pase0g. Preaching es Il q
n ezd ?. ~ Sunday 4sAool inanodiafslS efssr
nsmi9g services. Prayer NESTING Thursday
FIRST 1APz7ET.
CssneT o. 1EcAaa1s strest sud Fourth asesze.
Services ey4y Sunday e tbe usual hoaEs u0Eelng
4na sySsinE Prayer neesing q Hednesaay
6gu11Hgs. BSy. A. II AyK1ILE, Pastor. sabbath
eckeol e toa u-s :. :. 1oung. Sept
UNITARIAN SOCIETY.
Ih1s socfeey bold regular services - the ususl
ke1rB DOT1t1G % SCI 60aAay. il E1kxjdge's
Hal. eoCHsf 81 Con1erclel eereot and Sixth stEn.
e. esRday 0sAoei in ~ morning ~ s:4g. Rev.
- :. coR44ANDs Pastor asats fRee- S<EangeEs
~ 42as1S Euts4Esk-
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-21

Flour-DuIl and declined; super. Tee5 10; com
mon 70 good extra 10a5 50: good 70 choice oO1
s IS; white western extra 3Sa5 3.
Whfsky-FirTn at 81 "
|. Wheat-DulI and shade lower; no. sprins1 3sX
al %; old and new, red ana amber, 4a1 81 white
western s3a1 S..
Rye and Bz<ley-Qulet-
Corn-Duu and shade lower; inferior and COM
mon western mixed S. a6ak good to eheice aau;
osts-DuH: western and Ohio s1xaso.
Coaoe-Ekrm; Rio 13a16%.
Rork-Barely sseedy; new mess I1<al4T-
Beef-Qnfef and unchange cut meals, dull:
haeas l0a1S; shoulders e486Es m=ddies steady.
Lard-FfTm; steam - AIN kettle 1xs
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-21

Gen. Phil. Sheridan expresses his
opinion Of William l., Emperor Of Ger
many, in the following languages s.The
Emperor William IS fine old gentls-
uaS, and good general he possesses
peFsonsi r0gsz{e auq bravery II an un-
usually high degree. HyssH have
6rawslotta. Far from being under the
influence Of Bismsrck, he has . firm,
determined will OF his own, which he
knows how 70 carry out, in opposition
to RiaAarck
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-21

ARRIVES. CLOSES.
49,. III 90 Az. S:26 A =.
IopoAa anu Sli h-4s'o1h''' I SOS P. N. 2&S ?. u.
junction City and North
BuriIn rtoa and SouthWe'rn Is l. y. 10 so 4. II
EhlOrado and Western 300 4. II. 70 p.
Eureka and Southern. - P -. 500 ?.
Quenemo and Sac and Fox
Agency every Monday and
T6uY9day .....-.-......-. 3 90 r. q. 100 L.. u.
Fremont every Saturday II 90 A. 4. 90 p. u.
O0ce hours, 2 90 4. y. 20 8 90 ?. L. Once open
'''--N-'' --o'-- o 4. TRAsK, p n
L D. Fox, Asst p. Il.
Please Fememfer railroad time Is from twenty
- thirty minutes faster than town time
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-21

A New York dairymAn furnishes the
following advice for the Genesee
There has q great deal been said
about butter-making, but thought Is
/ had had . little experience, might
offer few hints that may Of use to
some of your many readers. When
COWS are feeding on dry feed, the milk
10 thicker or richer than when feeding
on juicy grasses; then add warm wa
ter when setting the milk, In quantities
sufficient to make it ~ the milk from
ordinary cows in May or June. The
milk from some cows in the spring or
summer months il very thick or rich /;
then add cold water, If the weather is
hot. I have prActieed the above and Il
has increased the quantity from one 20
three pounds per COW, each weak.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-21

0oclETIEe.
MASONIC.
EaEPoRIA LoDGE. No. u. A. F. . A. Il. meets
6 ehetr hau, over EmRoEie Bank, on the Thursday
q or naxt preceding the FULL moon q each menth,
"a every two weeks thereafter. Master Aasoas
good standing 0Ee cordially invited 20 attend:
MOVES SPICER, W. n
3. ?. BANGsoyF. Secretary.
E1LPoRLA C1IAPrER. 2: A. n, meets ct Ma:
aoa5c Hall, ON the lst and Sd Friday evenings Of
00ch month. st TX O'Clock. Companions IN good
SEanaiRg are cordially tnyited % attend
L. D.JAcoBss II. 2.
II. II. BATES. Secretary.
SONS Oh TEMPERANCE.
E1pORIA DIY1SION 10. -, ss1s q Daugh-
eers Of TelPeEa9ee. m9e0 8 toe PFesbytarlsa
Han every AgnGAy eVoatng e o'clock. Mem
oeFs in good sta1dfas ara invited to attend.
I. O. Q. =.
UNION LODGE No. Is, meets at Odd Fellows
Hall, ever EmpoEts Bank, every Tuesday eyenin e
81 attend 4. 8. TAEDY, y. O.
D. 9. oIL1oR8, Sec'y.
I. o. q. e..
FOUNTAIN LODGE NO. 10 meeSs esefy We'd
nesdsy evening In Eskridge Hail &C * O'Clock.
An members e the order in good standing are In
V1bed 70 be present dS5-6
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-21
New Advertisements.
sTRAYED.

TNROM my premises, ak miles north Of kmpoEaa,
u ON june u, 1s5l. one Light sorrei horse VIII
White face aad OeO or both hind foee WHITE win
saddle and haRnssa maEks, aad lumps On one nina
Lee beioW 81 knee. Also one dark brown yeArttnG
diiy brsaded -" On ne len shoulder. Any IN
forInation as TO their WhsreAboGes Hn Be suitably
Rewarded. Address j. II. 114LEk
Emnoria Kanaaa InlY 1e. w19-a
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-21

NYOTlCE Is hereby Rivea tAst letters Of sdminis-
IN tratioe up1 sheatase S1Ssesl1s s :, ~:
undersiTned On the iflh dsy q July. 16n. All per-
sons having accounts agas1st said estate viii az
hIbit them for allowances WifatH one year from the
date OF said letters; aaG IL SAID accounts be not
presented within three years fTem this date OF said
letters, they VIII forever - DaEfe from any oene-
lit Of said estate. h II. GkA1,
w29-S AGmfntstratof
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-21

FOR PRESIDENT IN 1872,
ULYSSES S. GRANT.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-21
New York Market.

New York Market.
NEW YORK. July 10.
Gold dull and steady; AL transactions 15sa12K.
Loans moderate. to 3 per cent. for carrying.
Clearings fa4.0oo.0oo
light.
Stocks more active hut feyerish.
Money easy at 2a3.
Southern securities. Tennessee's and Aissouri's,
very nrm, remainder inactive.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-21

CSrner of 1sFchaE4s strest en6 Fourth asesse.
Services eyGy Sunday ss tke usaa1 boaEs u0Enlng
Ana sVSzinE- Prayer Dsesfng q Wednesday
6EUaf1es. BST. A. ~ AyKnXLE. Pasteg. sabbath
echael e ia n, =. =. Young. sept
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-21

THIS soeie.y hcld regular services a me usual
ks1FB morning % 9aoE 8ua4ay. il E1kz1dGe's
Nail e1gE1f 81 Con1srelel gerest and Sixth aten-
q. eGpday 9sAoci In ~ morning ~ 81 Rev.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-21

CoEax Ct Eighth AvsaR0 sad NeohaEles 6kseet
HeF. a 4 HEED, rsstog. Preaching a. n q
n e2d p. -. Sunday 4SAoel innKodiafsiS efzsr
nsEni9g services. Prayer meeting Tkarseay
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-21

oOgnsr q e. Aysaas and sylyAa sszset. ssrvss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-05
RepubIIcan Politics Ana Ue,y s,r,a,,.

hSepRUiscAn FOfALes RA NeW Orleans,
New ORLEANS. Aug. 1.-THE, resolution
calling Republican State Convention moi
designating the place Of meeting, the stnte
purpose Of making selection. .,7,.,.
The committee, after much wrsngling
passed n resolution directing the President
to procure q suitable place OF meeting and
give notice of the same through the Re
publican on Tuesday morning.
The city journals assert that few weeks
since the expenses of the City Hall were
81. 600. and that they were increased Last
week to $4,000.
The Republican this morning suggests ia
the Administrator Of Improvements to EN-.
pIoy 500 or 1000 men for o week or two to
strengthen the levees, as this isthe season
that gales come upon us. The other city
journals call this a pretext to reinforce
the Warmouthites. ' -
The Times Of this morning says editori-
ally, that war for supremacy between the
Warmoutbites and Dummies progresses In
this city with o ferocity, vindictiveness,
and unscrupulousness never before equal.
led by any party or faction contest in this
State. The whole Radical party, including
every oficeholder OF Federal, State, or city
government, Ia absorbed In this combat.
Public business and measures are utterly
ignored, and the public money rutblessly
squandered to promote the fortunes Of the
one or the other faction. Every species of
fraud, deceit, violence, and trickery is en-
ployed to the same end.
The police are relieved from the duty for
which they are hired, and are ordered to
spread themselves over the city, to break
up the clubs Of the adverse faction, and
control all primary meetings: The gen
nro1 nr6n 70 70 hn f'r1ot
party by whatever means may be ncces-
sory q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-05
BY TFLT GRAPH
Iro,trtI, and last IlIy.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. Va, AUG
! la The Denial Convention, to-,'ay, br
Morrison rca@ the report OF Mechanic!
| Dentistry. 1t was Iii ~crls,cd hy Drs. Floyd,
Mcionad, and walker.
The report on Dental Education was read
by Dr.. George 4. MILL, OF Brooklyn. and
q paper on the same suI. ject was read by Dr
G. 4. Francis, OF Sew York city. The re-
port and paper were discussed by Uts. At
l>h%on, McQuillan, Grouse. and Walker. 4
paper Oh Dental Acti"lo@y, by Prot. Gut
Ter, OF New Orleans. was read by Pro'c, Sor
ralt, ard discussed by Dr.. Atkinson,
judi, McQuill.u. Grouse, Morgan, and
others.
1he following "cnllcmru were Clcctc,! Y
eXutlye officers for the ensuing year Pre-
sGent, Geo. Il. Gushing, OF Chicago: First
Nice-PrcSilicnt. {. Il. Francis, New York
city; Second Ni2c-Presiucnt, j. X. atkcr,
New Orleans: Corresponding" Secretary, j.
4, Salmon. Boston; Recordlng Secretary,
". l.. Dem, OF Ciiicago Treasurer. W.
II. Goddard. OF soui-viite, Ky.
Niagara Falls was de,i grated Is the next
place for the annual convention.
In the Convention, this evening, DE-.
Gushing, OF Chicago, read report on
dental literature, which WAS received with
applause.
The Convention presented to DR.. L. {.
Barnum, OF New Goi k, 4 magnificent gold
medal for his invention Tor - Rubber
Dam (which invention he presented to
the profession.
After tlt.nsactn" minor miscellaneous
business, the Convention adjourned she
die.
The springs arc rapidly filing up. There
are over |, 100 ViSitols here.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-05

"THE fsRAELITEs AND TEMPERANCE
rim" temperance lecture delivered il
Flcmlngsburg. KY, BY Colonel william S.
Rand, the Speaker reviewed the history anC
present condition OF the children of Israel
throughout the world. concluding with the
following striking reflections:
"By their uniform temperate practices
the Hebrews have acquired power which
ever you find them they have and control
money. Rich us jew is Il truism rs well
as a byword. ] can safely add, temperate
as Il jew would he as true and just. The
prophecies arc fulfilied-lhe Jews are re-
stored to power. Money is power, for they
control the treasures of the world, and the
main avenue through which they have
reached this power is temperance .i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-05

The LUXURY OF GOING INTO THE BANG
ING BUSINESS From the New Albany
Lcd9er.]-A man in need OF funds to &c
Into business applied at one Of the banks 8
OF tive years. The bank. as j. usual, dis.
counted his note for s., 900, at 10 per cent,
giving the borrower s., 800, less % cents fol
L stamp. T1!S was Hot rs heavy souge rs
is said TO have occurred many wears ago,
when man desired to borrow $4,000 fol
ten years. lie gave his note Tor that amount,
but as the interest in advance for ten years
ut 10 per cent. absorbed the principal, he
YVES informed, after the note had passed
over the counter, tina: there was nothing to
discount, and the fellow had the satisfac.
ton of paying the 500 when the note
became due, all for the lun of doing u bank.
ing business.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-05


s S2fa asss se;e s.: . ssSt Z.
daii az Ia Laratia.., ssS1i. p og,s lover At
- 90. freikhss scaree.y 20 dSn ssa.. Tsi.ov
Corn nc igs rb h,ss. Flour and -h4a, d.,
'ls,on' ane ~htsksy unehsnsed. ~' oes'a-. Pso-
co UnlsCtNTArI. Avs. G-F,o,r u.,
slsse ss s +, csa nl'ny
am unsettled W ii,ssey. on sts. Bacon dnti
:. slxes nfm' asiea lss hossGe sdSs. .
s,a T. I.d aouIs hur. Pork du,l aud s,oo,,
sides, Sc. Tobacco quiet. . 'seS@t'.; cear
;, LOUISVILLE. Aug 4.--prov,.,on.
rborE 9aGsls so: Bacon-smsii ord s "a weak.
Sc T etc. clear SIDES sac Packed Tnish
no horsb bseso nrm, active and unchanged s.Isyy'
=. WILMINGTON, Aug. &-sp,r,ts .n,ne,.,,. ru,.
tnrpent,nso s,n Iai't; a2.s To- s.rsiaed. Crnds
-.Ss Is for yellow Dip; -. rs for yirsir'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-05
RutlrOaG Affairs.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 4.-The Atlantic and Pa
ciic railroad has filed petition in The
United States Court to restrain the sheritfs
from selling their property for taxes, claim.
ing exemption from taxation by the act OF
Congress providing that the land and pro-
perty given should not be taxed until the
road is built and a dividend declared.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Aug. 4.-The re-
port of the formal transfer of the California
Pacific railroad to the Central Pacific rail.
road is premature. The present manage.
ment OF the two companies will not change
until the 1st of September. The legal OBJ
stacIes have all been removed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-05
REMARKS,


Inc offerings of wheat on 'Change to-day were
~ zse bushels OF which but os42 bushels were re.
ported sold. Now, while we know that some large
lots were taken of 'Change, ye. we are satisne d
That some few parties failed to report their sales
notwithsta ndirg the earnest appeals which we
nave over ard over again made TO members. In
a room crowded to excess, as the Exchange now
Is every day, 1t is impossible for the secretary,
however anxious he may be to do so, to prevent
some parties from goirg away without reporting
and surely these gentlemen, knowing, as they do,
the Importance of correct report, and the little
trouble 1t would be for them to do what we ask.
ought to feel a pleasure in cooperating with the
secretary In whatever tends to promote the useful
ness OF the Exch lDga. .trt
Tue market day was about the same as on The
preceding day. 1t Is right, however, to say that
OUT one small lot or whlle brought Sl.s7i But
little done In corn. Oats rather dull.
Ihe offerings OF grain on Change on the COR
responding days Of 1867 1868, 1852 and 1870, were
as follows:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-05
TeHegraphtc Summary,

DIR. W. G. Breek, Of Springfield, Mass,
has recovered $4,000 damages from the
Connecticut River railroad for injuries re.
ceived. He claimed $40, 0G0. .... US .5..
The employees of the Vulcan Iron Works,
at St. Louis, have struck" Cause Dis.
satisfaction with the superintendent. g..
The investigation of the Westfeld disas-
ter is progressing at New York. The evil
dence is Volumtnous and quite contradic-
tory. .-....~.-
Ex-Governor Belger, of California, is in q
dying condition in San Francisco. His dis
ease is dropsy. .s..s g.. 81. --'-'
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An Illinois man his been in the Jackson
vile Insane ASH for about two years
under treatment, but few days ago he
was pronounced hopelcssly incnrable, and
sent home. Tn arriving, he spoke to his
is sn "Io sna are ywoui When his wife en-:
tered. he started as from dream, exclai,n-
ing, "My God, jane, thought you were
dead is it indeed your" aud seemed COM
plc,eiy overcome by his emotions. The
shock did more for him than medical aid
could do. He recovered his reason entirely,
and thus far retains 1t.
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s4ACHIEERY. DC.
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l secondhand twenty-five horsepower STEAM
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Tubular boiler. in bet order
/ twent, hoI se-power PORTABLE + SG1NE anC
BOILER, secondhand good as ne1;
l new Twelve horsepower PORTABLE ENGINE
and }jUI IEk; srs &c. - ,,-r
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second hand twelve horsepower PORTABLE
| ALIEN FAX BLOWER, good as new;
Il PBWEE PUMPS, capacity 900 gallons per m IN.
ute. In best xorking ORDER;
thret foot PORTABLE GRIeT MILL tFrencf
Burr Stonesl. In complete order:
2 pairs rIA1 FORM SCALES, on wheels;
POWEh MORTISING MACHINE;
FORCE PUMPS;
2 large COPPER KETTLES;
All sizes SHE FLING, HANGERS, PULLIES
BkFlL and T. "a WHEELS, and = variety
Of all sorts of machinery.
s II OF which Will be closed out at low figure on
accommodating terms.
always on hand, good assortment OF
LEA a GAUGES, rEET Valves,
Hi.t re VALVES, BRASS COCKS OF all
'GADGE COCKS, kinds,
WATER GAUGES, ThLLUW COCK9,
sELF-UILIrG CUPS, OH CAN!-all kinds
All gooIs warranted OF the beg. material and
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SLQAT & ADDINGTON,
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and os. l3 and Is south 15ta street.
is II Richmond, Va.
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
No Change Mt the Treasury Department-The
North Carolina Radicals, &c. -.-

No Change Mt the Treasury Department-The
North Carolina Radicals, &c. -.,
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH.
WASHINGTON. Aug 4.-There Is yet no
change at the Treasury department. Pleas.
onton remained on duty to-day. and saw q
score of visitors. He evidently intends to
test the merits Of the tenure.of-office law in
its modified form 80 far as 1t protects
officials.
The small knot of Radical North Carolina
politicians in Washington are very dubious
over the result. They declare If the Con-
servatives have succeeded. all future hope
of the Republicans carving that State
must be dispelled. ..
The Kuklnx Committee will not adjourn
until Tomorrow. PREDEaAR.