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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-13

THE LOUISA MILLING COMPANY A char
ter OF incorporation granted by Judge
Barton, cf the tenth judicial circuit, has
been received ut the Office of the Secretary
Of lhe Commonwealth tor record. The COM
panv Is STYLED the Louisa Manufacturing
and Milling Company" The incorporators
are Mc>s-s. John G. Cammack. Geo. }. sum.
ner, JOHN Hunter, ,Jr.. jesse W. Melton, anu
sdward il. Lauo, aud arc authorized 20
erect machinery for the purpose OF grind
ing sumac, tan-bark, corn, plaster, ana
preparing fertilizers for the use OF the
Turning Interests Of tho country The
office of the company to be at Louisa
Courthouse. They are allowed to hold
real estate not exceeding five acres. The
capita: stock to be not less than $1,000 nor
more than $4,000, to be divided into shares
OF 800 each.
The officers for the first year are to be
John c. Cammacl1, president; George j.
Sumner, treasurer; and John Hunter, Jr.,
secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-13

SIBERIAN DELUsIoNs DIspELLED.-Mr.
Barry's new book tells different story
about Siberia from the ordinary accounts
of travellers. Parts of the enormous area
of that county are almost uninhabitablc, it
is true, but in the regions through which
Mr.. Barry travelled the climate was every
where "temperate and epdurable," while
great part of it could boast Of " fine
agricultural soil, rich deep black loamn,"
in which anything would flourish. The
roads are "as good as those in any part of
the EMPIRE" and there is "plenty of pref
ty scenery-hill, wood, and water" and
the posting houses are much better than
those of many parts of the centre Of Rus
sia." The peasants are far more civilized
and better educated than those of the other
parts of the Empire.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-13

A California paper gives an account Of o
wonderful cave near Calaveras, wherein, as
it alleges, columns and pilasters, orna-
mented at their capitals with volutes and
modillions, at irregular intervals enlist the
visitors attention, while fine representa-
tions of tapestry, cornice, and fresco-work
are engraved and plainly visible on ITS wall.
Every form Of stalactiteS imaginable droop-
ingIy hang suspended, presenting all the
variegated colors of the rainbow, and bril-
liantly sparkle from the pale light OF cam
die like thousand diamonds, while like
proportion of stalagmite underneath, with
their sugar. surfaces, are constantly
presented TO view. Here and there, it is
added, are carelessly-piled bruised and
broken fragments of those appropriate en-
blems Of Infinite Wisdom that have sue
cumbed to the normal destructive qualities
of man.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-13

A POLICEMAN TAKES WATER.-On satu2"
dor ,ast q WeIl-knoWn detective having q
r:rrant against one Willianna Price, u.
cnlored denizen of Rutherfoord's row, on
Rroad street, proceeded to that locality,
and If finding the aforesaid Willianna, made
f.nown @ his business, and requested her 10 ,,
,rn with him. The female amendment.
i,omediatelv assumed pugn.dous attl,
indie, and told the officer to "c0me anu
taISe herr He had gently laid hold OF her, @
when he received heavy blow on i, she :
breast. and soon found himself seat Cd ia ~
tub OF soap-suds and dirty clothes, TO ts ~.
GREAT detriment of his new summer p auso
Ie finally succeeded, however, in arres vi, ~,
the pugnacious girl, aud landed her SAL y
in the cage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-13

The GREAT REVIVAL AMONG THE COL
oGED PEopLE.-Rer. james II. Holmes,
Lastor of the FIRST African Baptist Church,
baptized 1G7 persons on last Sunday morn
iny. In the afternoon joined by letter,
and the right-hand of fellowship was eX-
tended to 33l newly-baptized converts by
tbe pastor. Mr. Holmes was assisted in the
communion services bv the Rev. Warwick
Rhean, Of North Carolina. We learn that
there were taptisms at two other colored
Baptist churches last Sunday. Rev. John
Jasper baptized 81 at Mount Zion, and
Rev. VIM. Troy baptized - at the Second
Church. The revival is still going on.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-13

AFA1THFUL AND SUCCESSFUL PREACHER.
The Rev. j. z. Garland, pastor OF TRINITY
Church, preached an eloquent and impress
siye sermon last Sabbath from the text,
"God is love-" Though the sermon was of
unusual length, and the day excessively
warm, he enchained the attention OF bis
congregation through its entire delivery.
We are informed that this clergyman is very
popular with his congregation. and as a
proof OF his zeal, energy, and ability, abopt
ninety members have been added TO mS
church during the six months OF his pasto-
raj charge,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-13

NATIONAL CAR-BuILDERs' AssocIATIoN.-
The 9th annual session of this association
will he held mt the Exchange Hotel, in this
city, commencing tomorrow morning at 10
O'Clock. It embraces a membership of about
125 car-bulders, representing establish
mcnts in all parts of the United States and
Canada. The principal business will be
the consideration of reports of 10 commit.
tees as to the construction and repair OF
cars. MIR. F. D. Adams, of the Boston and
Albany railroad, Springfield, Mass, is
president, and MIR. Lcandcr Carey. OF the
New York and Albany railroad, Morrlsa-
mia, n. Y, secretary. The last-named gen.
tIeman arrived here yesterday, and is stay
ing at the Bullard House. Most OF the
delegates will reach Richmond to-day. we
tender them on behalf of the people OF this
city cordial welcome.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-13
Total .ts 1885

The Sidney school reported one conver-
sion during the month.
MesSrs. A. B. Clarke, J. B. Watkins, F..
Cartwright, and the president, l.. Fl. Fray
ser, ESQ.,, addressed the association, urging
the importance of making ''the conversion
of the scholars the end and aim Of Sum-
day-school instruction.
Notwithstanding the inclement weather
the attendance was quite large, and the
eXesciscs wero Of q very interesting charac-
ter.
The association adjourned to meet again
at the Baptist Church in Manchester on
the afternoon of the second Sunday in July
next
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-13

PUBLIC SENTIMENT IN FRANcE.-A good
many Of the Paris Journals are said 10 be
in favor Of contin uance Of tho Republic.
1t seems to be admitted that in this they
represent the public opinion Of the MAORI
ty OF the city population OF France.
Among the strictly rural population, how
ever, Il reaction against Re publicanism,
natural after the excesses of the Paris re.
volutionists, is said to be gaining ground,
and some anxiety is expressed by the jour
mails lest the supplemental elections soon
to occur reverse the majority in the AS
ways" of politicians are inscrutable.-
Baltimore Sun.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-13

"OUR LOUIS" IN THE FIELD.-It seems
that it is the Prince Imperial and not
FRINGE Napoleon who is to be put forward
as q candidate in the supplementary elec-
tions for the French Assembly. This,
while not changing the complexion of the
candidature, gives more direct evidence OF
the purpose of the Bonapartists to strike
for their "atars," and "Our Louis" will
at the same time have On opportunity OF
comparing the relative difference between
a baptism of ballots and the " baptism OF
fire" to which he was treated during the
early part Of the war.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-13

SHOULD BE SropPED.-The practice OF
throwing stones and fighting rock-6attles,
which is INDUCED in by the boys OF Rich.
mond, should be broken up. Late last
evening little colored boy came into the
First police-station having his leit eye en-.
tirely closed and swollen, and reported tnaI
ne had been struck with stone thrown ny
Que of the boys in Butchertown. he aiso
stated that he was attacked by a party 10
whom he bad given no offence WhateVer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-13

WAKING GRANDMA WITH K1ss.-A sweet
incident is related by Il writer. She says
asked a little boy last evening "Have
yon called grandma to tear"
"Yes. When went in to call her she
was asleep, and l didn't know how to waken
her. didn't wish to holler at grandma,
nor to shake her: SO l kissed her cheek,
and that woke her very softly. Then ran
into the ball and said pretty loud - Grand
ma, tea is ready aud she never knew
what woke her."
Do we find anything more sweet and del
icate than thisi Can conventionality i'm
prove upon such politeness, spontaneous
in the heart of Il six years old boy?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-13
Hol d Ni' BsTH COUNTY, VA.

Those RENOWNED SPRINGS and GREAT
saTJTRhL CURIOSITY are situated In tne 70,
mantle Warm Springs valley. 1ne seAson VI A''A
win commence JUNE lST. .,,os eor t,o,r
These thermal waters sre celebrated ror saeir
CIrSaTlTE virtue In chronic rheumatlsm gouI
tanon 81 ivsr. chronic enlargement OF liver or
9Iee5 'i shronic darrhes dysentery non;or,
ssnic paralysis old Injuries Ssanis 2, dissasea
lse ntesiS, aecons Of the womb and other
diseases s OF delicate character incident 70 'e-
mhsS Bsshs vary In from 50 to ITO degrees
Fahrenheit , ,.o s-st c,ass and offer
,,nh.mrnasssd attractions to the invalid ana plea-
sure seeker, ....,
bsisgtTaHu CAsELL. H. D., OF University OF Vir-
s'na lescriptive pamphlets, with full particulars
'ufS s. TARPx, FK,aS s e. 3 CO., Richmond va''
JAn19 ~ Bath county, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-13
How the Palaces and Private Residences
Were Fired,


rPart. MAY 2o) Cor. Of the London Eews.1
Paris shall not exist if Paris does not be-
long to the Commune. Such was their
helIish resolve, and they proceeded to car
~ out their threat Of destroying the capi-
ia! which they could not retain. They set to
work in three distinct ways. In the pal
aces and public offices which they COM
manded they disposed at regular intervals,
sometimes bottles, sometimes pots Of Pc
troleum. When the vessels OF petroleum
We're arranged at proper distances, one of
them would be overturned and lgnIted /;
the flames would rapidly spread, and
the whole building would soon be
past salvation. It was in this way
Hotel de Vile, the Palace of the Legion
OF Honor, and other celebrated public edi-
fees were set in flames. This arrangement
was all made in the Ministry of Marine, but
the wretches engaged in the work Of de-
structon had to fly before they could set
fire TO the pots OF petroleum which they
had planted in the most likely corridors.
There was 3 second method adopted for
the destruction OF private houses. When
it became necessary TO retire from par
ticular barrieade, the Guards tore to pieces
the beds which formed part of the barri-
cades took the tow out OF the beds, dipped
Ill In ulu lOauCu lAStl guns w I'LL
il, Then they fired the tow into the win
dows of the houses. 1t was in this way
that the block Of houses in the Rue Royale,
facing the Madeleine, Was sot on tire.
Still third method men aud women
were going about Paris with bottles of Pc
troleum in their pockets, or hid about their
dresses. They threw these bottles down
into the ground floors Of every dwelling
they could get ut. II there was no room
for the bottle to get through, the neck OF
the bottle could get into certain air-holes
which belong to the construction OF Frencn
houses the liquid would be poured IN,
and a lighted match would be sent In aiter
it, In this way very many private
houses were set in flames; ana many
hundreds of women were taken IN the
ACT nil dav-some of them shot upon
the spot. All day, too, the inhabitants,
appriscd OF what was going on, were en-
gared IN stopping up all the skyllghts, gra-
tinps. and air-holes which connected Their
yround floors with the payements. Where-
aver you turned-in every street-you saw
the the inhabitants busy, plastering, briekng,
or shutting up with planks the two feet OF
their houses next to the pavement. MOI
only were the women taken, Dut the
1ircInen also in great numbers were III.
rested The fact is that many adherents Of
the Commune entered tho ranEs OF tpe nle,
men, partly to disguise themselves ana
partly TO spread the fire instead OF eStln-
gushing IT..
The Extent Of the Slaughter.
lparis MAY 2s, Correspondence London Times
The executions of the insurgents are
wholesale, 1t Is estimated that upward OF
, GOO persons have been shot already on the
left bank Of the Seine alone. evidently
small proportion OF the total nuinDer.
wherever women aud ehlldTen are 70 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-13

Slime ON THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
RoAp-Train Delayed Ten Hours.-A slide
of considerable magnitude occurred in
backbone CUT" between Allegheny and
Covington stations, on the Chesapeake an ana Il
Ohio railroad during Sunday night. Ihe
eastward-bound mail train from the white,
Sulphur arrived on time, but was delayed
Ten hours-arriving in Staunton last even
ing about 1880 O'clock. No damage was y,
done beyond the delay occasioned by tne
slide, and it was expected that the tram
would reach Richmond about $40 O'CLOCK
| tpiS a NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-13

RICHMOND COLLEGE CoNMENcEMENT.,IIh I1
commencement exercises OF Richmond Coi-
lege will take place ut the Second baptlsSS pS
Church on the 30th June. On the 2'th anu
2Sth the liter ary societies will have tne,t ,.
celebration. On the 9th inst: tne heni i,
Wayland Boyt, of Brooklyn, n. l., WI miu
deliver the annual Grafton before the socie1
ties. Mr.. Hoyt is one OF the most lalen.eu
and promising ministers OF his denomina-
tion, already quite distinguished as IN ora n
tor, and In every way eminently lifted tor
the part assigned him. The societies nave
been very fortunate in securing the ser
vices of Mr.. Hoyt, and the audience ~hicn
his reputation will attract will doubtless De
highly entertained.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-13

A HORSE AT LARGE.--Quite an excite
ment was created near the corner OF 9th
and Ma rshall streets last night by rider
less horse tearing up and down the street
at n fearful s~ecd. a large number Of per.
sons 60 r ~ attemnted 20 catch him while in the
fish market. but he elnded them all, and
when @ last seen was mi. king tracks at 2.4O
speed down Marshall stree..'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-13
je 1885,
T0BACCO FIXTURES FOR SALE
Il AND FACTORY FOR RENT.

We ofYer for sale HYDRAULIC PREsS ,I snd
COMPLETE SET OF FIXTURES FOX MASo
as good as new, and put mp ready for use in
inrye and commodious factory, situated In cen
We will sell the one at considerable reouc..
,,o,, on cost and lease ths other Tor . pumber OF
yer 80 ~ The immense advantages to be de-
lived from this point as u distributing market
and the great saving which can thereby De nans
VI VI ~ ~. facIured tobacco rare opportunity u
oy owa.ea for the establishment or business surely
PTs;S3n1sf Pn,l;3sSfa4s, "s saaisIs Ssns1'''0
~! tu'' fkiCAhDS, LkFTWlCH co.
IS Ex;hange Place,
HaitiMore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-13

CAPITOL MEMORIAL AssocIATIoS.-The
following named gentlemen-J. B. Pace, ..
G. Smith, S. McCubbin, L. B. Cook, u. w.
Bohannon, Kendall ODwyer, A. l.. Masu-
ricr, and John NJ. Higeins-have been ap-
pointed TO solicit and collect suDscrlp-
tions in Jefferson Ward, and are respsGa- so
f,Illy requested to meet at the office of Ma
ior e. B. Cook this evening at O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-13

THE zE-FIGHTERs-Their Seconds ana
Backers Indicted.-The grand jury OF the
Renrico County Court met yesterday, PUT
suant to adjournmen t, and found true bill,
in the cases Of George W. Giles, Samuel
Collyer, Charles Dousherty, r. II. Allen,
Philip Hinchman, Edward Grace, DAME
Collyer, and Jack Finn, who are charged
with being seconds of, and parties inter:
ested in, the prize-ti ght between White u uC
KprSeV
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-13

PAINFUL AcoIDENT.-Yesterday afternoon
about 4 O'Clock one of the workmen at the
bedstcad factory at Rockets met with a
painful accident. He was at work at a cir
cular saw, and had the thumb and lore
finger of his left hand cut of. He got in
one of the street cars shortly afterWard:
and rode up to DR.. Hunter Mcclure Of
flee, and there had his Wourd dressed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-13
SIMMER RESORTS.
fg1uE HEALING SPRINGS,
Il BATH COUNTY, VA,

fs,HE HEALING SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, VA,
trenoyv open with accommodations for THREE
HUNDRED VISITORS. ,.u
These Springs. situated in the beautiful W arm
Spring valley, occupy Il central position In inc
group of Migcral springs for when thls part y,
Virginia is so remarkable. The scenery IS grana
and beautiful the air pure anu ez hiiaratlng, anu
the bathing luxurious and nvigoratlnR, pro-
ducIny q delightful glow on the surface, ana lln-
nortine q roseate and beautiful tint 10 Inc com-
Ther are accessible by the Chesap apeake and
Ohio railroad from Coviug.on depot nfteen miles
over a tine turnpike road OF easy grades, passing
in full view OF the celebrated
FALLING SPRINGS
and the splendid scenery on Jackson's river.
Persons leaving Washington or Elcem9nd IN
the morning can reach the Springs via Coylngton
Inc sa1ne night or remain at COylDgton and arrive
ar the SPRINGS next morning. .~,D
prof. kES5NiCH'S CELEBRATED BAND
has bt en- engaged for the seas0n.
Pnmnhl.ts a.testing the curative properties or
tae waters can be had Of Messrs. PUhCELi.
LAID 4 CO., Richmond, or OF the agent al Tue
M II. HOUSTON, NJ. D., resident physlcia n.
BDEkD: - per day; $40 per week $7e per
,nonlh or SEQ per month for two months or more:
Child en- unter ten years and colored servants nan
price. ,,o hotel,
tas HaHsw X. NJ. QUAkLES, Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-13

The contract for building the bridge over
the Missouri river at st. Joseph, Mo-, has
been awarded to the Detroit Bridge Works
Company for S7l0,0U0, to be completed No
vembcr l, 1872. The bidding was very
close, $40, 900 covering the extremesef tiy
responsible bidders.
ALL the eggs laid by certain ecce' 'htrit
are distinctly marked with the letter "C.''
That's the first sea-shell we have ever heard
of from such source.-St. Louis Times.
A San Francisco telegram says that Mrs.
Fairs death warrant has been agned, and
ia In the hands of the sheriff.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-13

MEETING OF THE METHODIST SUNDAY
:cUooL SocIETY.-In consequence OF tne
rain on Sunday afternoon last, the regulai
monthly meeting Of this society was pU'',, at
O'clock. Interesting addresses, dialogues
singing, &C., may be expected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-13

CLOSE CoLLEcTIoNs.-The amount OF
license tax assessed for the city OF Rlcn-
mond this year was $40, ,751.47, and OF tnis
amount $40, ,s91 Al has already been palo
into the State Treasury, leaving balance
of only $50 to be collected. Closer colec-
tions have never been made within our re-
collection
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-13

MONTHLY MEETING OF THE BAPTIST suN.
ASSOCIATION. The regular
school Association of Richmond and vi
cnity was held at the Leieh-street Baptist
Church on Sunday afternoon-the .presi-
dent, l.. Fl. Frayser, Esq, in the chair.
After the usual introductory exercises,
the reports of the schools were presented
oc fnIio,ys
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-13

FELL FROM A STREET CAR.-Yes esterday al
ternoon as one Of the street cars passed III
Main street, Il man who had been standing
on the rear platform, and evidently asleep
teil' ana turned complete somerSaui' Saa III II
clothes consider ably Worsted by the mud.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-13

ORp1sATIoN OF CHURCH OFFICERS. AT
the Third Presbyterian Church (Church
HilD on Sunday afternoon Messrs. George
w. Allen. Edwin Pleasants, and Il. W.
Gretter were ordained ruling elders, and
Messrs. William f. Butler and John W.
Camp deacons. The pastor OF the churcn,
Rev. DR.. E. L. Baird, was assisted IN con
duating the services by the KEY. Dr. 4; d;
Rutherford, of Petersburg, who preached
the ordination sermon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-13
tfOUNTAiN-TOP HOUSE.

ta.s desirable and b. aGtifyl summer Yesort-
s.'- t. "a l1c su,uGu.r Of The Sue kicee Noun
.-.- ta tn" Nae OF tic aIpethe and ONO rail-
'a:. ,rr ID. .tc from Atm depot A.DciGarle CO.,
.'....s-.'.@~ Il !"4l new Vf the surrounding
'.....1t. n,t7 i,"a ynlarrtd and thoroughly rent
t"- . o'=I 5z. yy,u .:;c at Of ~ ne.
'.ss;D: i'rr n"irt- $+0; per week. &i?; per
'"!.- o. t,rea uuIeT l. years, ana colored Ser
SET. t@I prt"e.
J. -a. ~f.ln.
'.-. ,'- VIII run daily to and from the depot.
o. 2.-.1 J&O. \. ballard.
1 FiD> nOJSk.-I'his new and beauti-
I 'a- auurcr rr-c:!, just lii 'sh~d ard newly
.r. IL -. al' ..,.. on iAe Blu: hlCge mountain ut
q. "a Grp.; pG ,hs Chesapeake and oal2 sal
.@ ~. ~ open -. 10 LOT Of tlliit. Board; 3Ao
..t MONA, az ;'"r 1,crt T. less than = month";
~.'' = per day; ch Eirr; undrr twelve years and
'"i'f'd n'rvaIts I.~!f-gric".
i..s Ii2m > IL. GOODLOE & co.
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T. BOWMAN will sell at 10 A. NJ, boots, ehoes
rssdy-msde clothing, furnishing goods, &c.
W. GODDrN. Will se1I at 8 p. NJ. cottage resi-.
dence in the village Of HarYte, near the res
ervoir.
GDCBRS& WILLIAMS will sell at tsP. NJ, a lot
at the north ycot corner OF Franklin and 9Th
streets.
A. c. PULLIAM will sell at S T, NJ, q farm on the
Midlothian turnpike, IN Chesterfield county.
COOK & LAUGHTCN will sell at 10 a. M., agri-
cultural implements, household furniture, &c.