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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-18
Sn Miss. l4RTH4aSTER, by RSv.
Ir, q. SchOltz. .
..DLEEs

On tho nth instsnL Afs. MARION c1MMoNS
Y ies s fuas ssas IT aEs place q j:
iron ssr sss srs
sprctfuiis invited to attend.
Petersburg papers please copy
] Iu tho town of FHiton, Henrico county, yester-
Rsrp!nts e. ss1 Issn vel. Ms y
oh Ms W esiie Ihs
acquaintances Of The family are invita- 70 az
Pessrsbure, Dauville, and Carthage tTexas)
papers Will please copy ~ sss2sl =,
On Monday morning, May l. lsn Of ase min
utee TO 8 O'Clock. MO X LB.hk Ou Hh -
IN, "Wednesday. i7tfi Instant, at Ave minutes 70
? O'Clock, w IA. T. BAUGaAN, aged years and
20 days. Bob, children OF S.ffb. Sndi a. It
BargLan. s..-s e.sesy.i piE9ssf .if,a5
Aye, mourn :ully,; although know t.,@ II,
That hour VII! nrlng release ,sars :, , ID s
Thou win, rejoicing TO befree,
Unfold thy unseen wings and rise '-,s''tsi
with songs Of gladness TO tn: skies.
| And this has almost dried my tears, -,
TO know that He who loves thee best
Has called thee, IN Thy early years,
/ To pei. ect ana eternal rest
! And sends o messenger, who waits
IT, lead thee through the golden gates.
| Iweep-I cannot else than weep
To Zee thee meeSly suffering ON,
| When love alone lie watch must keep,
| And mournfuly walt the lsst
Faint ulgh Win CHI tells me all Is past.
On the l4th of May, 1871 at half-past 7o,clocF
of cerbro spinal meningiLus, AUGUSTUS W
bailey In his 18th year., HIS remalns were tax eI
to New Kent county Aor intefment.
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my ls.at*

w BRANDY.-The ship Euclid. from
,rente, France, for New York, is now discharg-
Ing cargo Of HENNEsSEY BRANDY, in casks
and cases belonging to me, and put up for me by
Messrs. j. Hennessey & Co., 'Cognac. snail
have this Brandy fere in few days, and peg 70
call the attention of the trade to It. offer IL In
bond or duty paid. OSCAR CRAM
mv1a.et No. Exchange Block, 14th street.
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NJ THE ALASKA, rich and icy cold,
SODA WATER, and the finest and plirest fruit
syrups KIssINGEN and SETTER WATERS
fnade in accordance with the best analysis OF the
spriues In Germany drawn from the Alaska
soda apparatus at the drug store OF ''5
- L. WAGNER & CO.,
mv,s.s4 corner 9Th and Broad sts.
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TIE TRIBUNE DAREs TIE sgsArE.-They
can lmprison our correspondents In Wash
ingson, In which case we shall simply dou-
bic their salaries during the term of i'm
prisonment, and I'LL their places with others
at least as active.
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In 1850 there 'wsre about s, 600 miles Of
railroad in the United States. The New
York Tribune estimates that by the end Of
the presentyear there Will be fifty thousand
miles OF railroad In the hnd-one-third of
all the railroads in the world.
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MEETINGS.

CONSERVATIVE WARD MEETINGS,
IA NnIDArES FOB The COUNCIL ~
BE NUMINATED.-1he Conservative party OF
KtchmoLd are requested to assemble In tleir re;
sDectlye wards at s O'Clock NEAL rhlDA1
tVENihG TO nominate candidates Tor the City
Council. By conference with the ward superin-
tendents the following places have been deslgna-
led as suitable for this purpose: a
Marshall Ward-Springfeld Han.
jefferson Ward-Olo Market Han
Mad Son Ward -Montice Ito Hail.
Monroe WARDS. AlDsn's han,
Jackson Ward-City Hall.
All good Conserv, tlyes are earnestly ursea W
tend these meetings, IN ORDER tnst lne C'ey VI
Richmond may lie worthiy and efficiently cepre-
s.nted = =. n. 81 Arms, Il
General Superin; endent CITY Con. Come.
' 49,. j. ID. CLAlBvRNE,
Assistant Superintendent.
n u ,,r>-ropn SecreLary my 1875
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LADIES' FAIRS.

LADIES' FAIRS. ~ -
fades FEAST AND FESTIVAL
LAT VIRGINIA HALL opens TONIGHT
Iruesdayl nc ~ 2. NJ. With delicious Strawber
ries, Cresm, Cskes, and Music and ". u contiaue
on the AFTERNOON and NIGHT of WEDNEs-
DAY and THURSDAY.
dinners furnished from to n. N. Fesst at y
P. NJ. Entertainment frst-class IN every re-
pKesn,ck's Band win discourse their best music
each night. -
nv lG-3tk . .t...
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RICHMOND AND YErER BURG RAILROAD Co.,
OFFICE OF THE PRES1oENT,
RICHMOND, VA, May i. 1871.
4 GENERAL MEETING of the stock
n holders of the k1CH MOND AMI PETERS,
hiIIsG KAiLKOAD COMPANIES hereby called
TO bc held ut the Office Of The company, corner OF
Byrd ard sch streets, in the city OF hichm0no va,
on the STU DAY OF JUNE NEXT, Ut IL o CLOCK
BY order of the Board Of directors.
THIS. II. WYNAE, Pres't.
NJ. W. WARRINGTON, \.
Secretary and Treasurer. my STD
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ICE NOTICES.

I ~~~~~>~~~S~~~~>@~~~~~~~
r CE! I c Ell! / { Ell!
|: I have on hand large quantity Of ICE, In store
at the corner of 10th street aud Basin bank which
will deliver in any part OF the city at hall cent
ner pound or forty cents per hundred from store.
nv I7.ow A. u. TINSLEY.
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MILITARY NOTICES.
HEADQUARTERS LEE GUARD !
- -. Z. -.rItEnAn A ny 10 laIl {

HEADQUARTERS LEE GUARD
Richmond, May is, 1871.
a TRENTON! GUARD. accord
II ance with Article XII. of the bylaws, i,
here will be regular monthly meeting OF the q
THIS (Thursday) NIGHT, AI
at O'Clock in Old Market Hsll.
It 'A0ei ~ c. r. MORTON, o. 2.
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rg1HE ANNUAL MEETING OF The
iii he hold of the office of Meears. Lancaster u
Co. the 18TH OF MAY, 1871, at L. clock NJ;
W. WV ID. 5. TUOLDnlDGE,
$3.50 d+a II easurer.
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ICE! ICEl ICE!

ice! ICE! ICE! -.
a. G BABCoCK being the only dealer bring
! ing the celebrated ..... q
to this city, is now prepared to furnish it In any
. quantity, from a cargo to the daily supply for
family use. The known good qualities OF the
Boston Ice for purity, cleanliness, and lasting
Qualities render 1t the most desirable OF any Ice
brought to this market.
Customers beginning this season with me will
be supplied throughout the year. -iIS.-
Principal depot south side Of the dock, between
nth snd 18th streets. Branch depot, COS Marshall
street. near the New Karket.
promptly flled. a hf&.' 49,
ap 2o-lm Ill. sr. ag a. u. BABCoCh.
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4 MEETING OF THE CONsERVA-
"A lives OF VARlNA TOWNSHIP VII q ne
held at Four-mile Creek Church on MONDA1.
NAV o2d a: 10 A. NJ, TO nominate Candidates 1or
the township offices. A full meeting Is desired.
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HoRsEs,. MUIEs, sse:; ron xsIg

ZINE STOCK FOR sALE-Jnn ~
-1Isat9tvo6, THfRfY FIRE RuRsrS In
s saa nafHhs s az ns sizss sl yss and saaSa
s.ylish Price from 4lso to 4bgoo. Amt y 80
stablesf on Franklin street, between isth ma ,Sy
1 my la-eodss .srs EDMOHD BUssfEiu.ySn'
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EoR JAMES AND CHICKA-s.a;M

EOR JAMES AND CHICKA-s.lsn.
e HOMtNY RIVEkS.-The fast and -
elegant stde-wheel steamer PAlISADf,, Lap.sin
CHAs. NELSON, will leave her wharf at Rockets
for Kings Mill Wh1rf on James river, on TUES
DAYS andSATU aDAYS at o. O'Clock a. M, con.
Meeting with the train at City Point from
Petersburg. Returning VIII leave: Kings Mil
on WEDNESDAYS and MONDAYS az & A. NJ,
touching at all the regular landings each way.
VIII leave her wharf at Rockets for Windsor
Shades, on Chtckahominy, TIL URsDAYS,a at "a.
NJ. conn Getting ut City Point with the J O'Clock
train from Petersburg, touching es all the regular
landings ON James river down 70 Billiards Wharf,
and all regular LANDINGS on ChicSahominy. Re.
turning. WIN leave Windsor Shades on Fri
DAT At O'Clock A. NJ. s-t's :. ta@ 49,
FreiSht received from II O'Clock Mondays to "a
O'Clock A. 81. Tuesdays, and from II O'Clock to
p. N. Wednesdays. and from Il o'clock Fridays
to 81 A. NJ. Saturdays. .E-.
Freight for Chick 4hominy will orly be received
from Il o'clock w ednesdsys to "A. 81. Thursdays.
All freight to way Ian d,nss must be- prepaid.
For iurther particulars. apply to Captain On
board, or to GhOAGE L.CURRlE,
4 a. s7 Agent
at CURR7E d Co.'s, conner lsth and Cary SIS.
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COwmIssIoH a1ERCHARTs. "
JESSE q. COMMON,

GEO. WARRINGTON. laid JESSE q. COMMON.
.Tea-tt tgs-t =. r. MALLETT.H} ~ i. .g..y l
WASHINGTON 8 CO., GENERAL
w COMMISSION MERCHANTS, I73 Gres u
witch street, corner Courtlandt, New York Con-
signments of PRODUCE for sale or shipment
and ORDERS FOR PURCHASES respectfully
solicited.
Agents for the Virginia Steamship and Packet
Company. '..--s ss1t t-s "a Il!
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eaEAmNse,,.

JAMES RIVER sTEAMBoATs.-r'~~
y CoMPAEY-FO9 NEW YORK. GGsA3j
FHlLAisEi.EElA, BALTIMORE. SUkft,,lss
EOET5MCnTH, and ALL EEGULIR TiNnf,s
.INGS ON THE JAMES RIVER. The ~ NJ
elegant United States man steamer Aaa
JOa vEsTER
Captain 2. G. GIYYoRp.-
leaves company's wharf ut ROcketts Sor 49,
sboye;narDed places On MONDAYS, WEGNEssSee
DA1A and FRIDAYS, 3. SIX O'CLOCK A.
ana returns on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and satur..
Passengers connect at Norfolk With the old n,x
N en- York. : - - = aha
rival OF steamer. A. ~ o.
Fare to New York s,s IA
r ass Pnuadeipnla. .".,..............,.... as9
Excursion ctes 10 Norfolk :nd return a a
TICKETS ON SALE at CAREER a CO.'S
EXPRsSS, and baggage checked through. = 80
freight received tuesdays, Thursdays and "a.
surdays, FOR Norfolk, Portsmouth, Boston, Baln.
moro aud principal landings on Chesapeake bay
and oil regular landings on James river, at RKI.
sYs IA 1 RATES. Freight received from a.
Freight for way landings must be prepaid.
~ -I,s r. Z. D. TATUM. General Agent
,a-.. Office. Company's wharf
my 10 Branch Office, corner Main and atla s.s.
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WANTED, ALL MY OLD CUSTOM
Il wv ERS to know that have REOPENED my
hold pls ce Of business 1870 Main street second
fIoorj between 7th and sth, where shall be glad
to attend on all, guaranteeing the best work st
| New York and Baltimore prices, remodelled 70
|; to suit the times. MRS. n. hiNG,
: : Kings Premium Cleaning Establishment
an oI.Jm ..s .'.. -. 10 III -es-.-H
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-10-20
CHAPTER II.
ICNATIA.

The little basket chaise drew up before the
porch of the stone house, and the young lady
who held the reins tossed them to stable
lad who was at hand, and alighted, helping
out a little child. The two ran lightly up
the steps.
The hall was deserted when the pair en-
tered it.
" Where's Auuty Jacob ?" cried the young
mother, in gay, sweet voice. " Her chair is
empty. Shall we find her?"
She moved lightly across the floor, and
then her eyes suddenly resting upon the
grand figure and stern face of the returned
soldier, she came TO an abrupt halt. A cry
of terror and horror, strangely mingled
came from her white lips. Her face
blanched her limbs trembled she painted
for breath.
The father and daughter stood face to face
after a separation of nine long years!
The Colonel scarcely recognized the sal
low, romping little creature he had left, in
this magnificent woman. Her tall and
slender figure was instinct with a stately
grace. Her every movement indicated re-
fnement and thorough breeding.
The Colonel did not move toward her,
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My SOrrOw.Treasure.

Nor sadder nm nor more glad
Than other men whose ways cross:
have my times, as they, to sigh
ullDess sometimes in my eye
And every day memory.
would not rid me of my pain
For all this world can offer me:
so time-bound is its hold and thrall,
SO long we two have shared our all
80 long we have kept company.
Kind friends. indeed. would probe my soul.
onld draw its secrets into day.
And Hope u says one, for still YOU can :"
korgetp another cries, NOR sean
Those pages long since laid away"
Ay, laid away as flowers are laid
Scarce touched in laying by the hand.)
Reaped from the all-unrufed bed
Cold from the forehead of the dead
And bitter sweet as love untold,
Will you not spare me. then, my hoard.
Ny Eden with the guarded gates?
l can not pass, nor you, nor you
Leave NE my peep-hole to look through.
My quickest, broken hedge of thorns.
-Horper's Weekly.
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Orders.

Merchants, in ordering from Hamlin,
Hale & Co., Chicago, will have the decided
advantage of an entirely new stock in
every department.. Messrs. H., II. & Co.
undertake to give the best attention to or
ders, and invite trial from prompt-paying
trade in Dry Goods and Carpets.
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Parsons PURGATIvE PILLS will greatly
relieve, il not entirely cure, dyspepsia,
when everything else fails. They have been
tried in some desperate cases, and have
given more relief than any other medicine.
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PU BLIC TTCE.

The Managers Of the
Real Estate Distribution of Memphis.
For ISL, have definitely settled upon
TUESDAY, October the 31st.
for the drawing OF the many valuable prizes ranging
from 500 to SSO,0OO. The fortunate h lder Of the
ticket T !? "" new iGs S9isi EETi,f ff THEATRE
valued az ss0OOO and renting for 5000 per- per- an.
Oman investment Of $500.
FD Agents arc instructed to deposit the money re-
cciyed for tickets in solvent Bank in their locality
None but ticket holder, have any vote in select
ing Commissioners to superintend the drawing.
All tickets unsod at the time of drawing will be sur
rendered and their CORES ponding numbers allowed
any representation in the distribution. thus guar
teeing that none but ticket holders can draw any of
the prizes.
The Real Estate will be conveyed to the winners in
fee simple free from all incum rance and charges
3lst of October, ISL S5oooO. Tickets. Sioo each.
clubs OF five, paying one dollar each For eircu ars
tickets, or any n9rmati9n, address 10y letter apply
Managers, a Adams ST., Memphis. Tenn: i3l Fulton
ST., New York City; SIM Race st. Philadelphia Pa or
NY crche Fenton at his Music Store Store haTnei
Bulding' syracuse, y. ~; Fred. W. Carl Insurance
ana Real Estate Agent, COR Main and Lafayette Sts
M Responsible Agents wanted.
ing will take place, regardless of the number of tick
cts sold, on thu 5st OF October and that the sale of
18th of October. PAssI0RE * R sIiSf IN tue
Agents and Managers.
We. the undersigned, citizens of Memphis. take
pleasure in stating that are personally acouaiute
with Msssrs. PASSMORE n RUFFIN, the managers
OF the Memphis REAL ESTATE Distribution which
is to take place on the 3lst of October 1871 aud with
pleasure recommend them gentlemen of VroDity
and capacity In whose our people can
place Implicit reance.-JoHN JOHNSON, Mayor of
Memphis; w. NJ: RANDOLPH City Attorney: FELIX
W: ROBERTSON, City Tax Collector; l.. II. Il cmARDs
City REGISTER; LEcN TRocsDALE, Secretary Chamber
81 Commerce of Memphis T.. A. COR. Clerk ard
Master IN Chancery; w. NJ. MCLEAN, state and
County TAX Collector Il. ID. DOYLE Clerk Second
Circuit Court A. WOODWARD. County Trustee: = ]
MURPHY, President Memphis Bank
am acquainted with the reputation of the aboye
named gentlemen, Messrs. PAssMoRE & RuFrtN and
consider them above reproach.-J. o. BLECKLFY
CHAIRMAN county Court. The above special endorse
ments added to that of our business men and citi-
gens generally with the press is respectfully submit
ted to our patrons. ~
MEMPHIS, Tenn. PASsMORE e. RUFFIN.
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VEGETINE.-lt extends its influence
into every part of the human organism !;
commencing from the foundation, correcting
diseased action, and restoring vital powers,
creating healthy forme ton and publication
of the blood, driving out disease, leaving
Nature to perform its allotted part.
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How TO CURE SrAMMnRMa.-Lute A.
Taylor, editor of the Lacrosse wis. J
Leader, Who has been IN inveterate
stammerer, writes aa follows about the
way.to cure the babit:s "No stammering
person ever found any difficulty in sing.
ing. The reason OF this is that by OBJ
serving the measure Of the music -by
keeping time-the organs Of speech are
kept in such position that enunciation is
easy. Apply the same rule to reading
or speech, and the same result will fol-
low. Let the stammerer take sentence,
say this one, 'Leander swan the Helles.
pont, and pronounce it by syllables,
scan it. keeping time with his finger if
necessary, letting each syllable occupy
the same time, thus, 'Le-an-der.
swan -the-Hel- -les-pont,' aud he
will not stammer. Let him pronounoe
slowly at first, then faster, but still keep.
ing time, keeping time with words in
stead Of syllables, and he will be sur.
prised to find that. by very little prac-
tice, he will read without stammerinp.
and nearly MS rapidly as persons ordina.
rily talk or read. Then practice this in
reading and conversation until the habit
is broken up. Perseverance and atten-
ton is all that is necessary to perform q
perfect cure"
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The University Of Virginia
-, -. > OOMpnIeK8 ~s.,- -. -.
hTHE FOLLOWING DEPART.tEur

-. 90. : 49,
1.-THE FOLLOWING DEPARTNEnTs,
I SCHOOL OF LATIN. 2. School Of Greek
l.: D.. School OF Modern Languages. 4.
School OF Moral Philosophy. s. School Of
Eistory and English Literature. 6. School of
Chemistry. 2: School OF fNaturaiPhiloaophy.
=. School OF Mathematics. 8. School of 0om,
mon and Statute Law. 10 School of Consti
tutional and Civil Law and Equity. H. School
OF fhyeiology and Surgery. 12 School Of
Anatomy and Materia Medica. 49, School Of
Medicine and Obstetrics. IL School OF Ap-
piled Mathematics. Is. School OF AnalyticaI
Industrial and Agricultural Chemistry. 1G'
SCHOOL OF Natural History and Agriculture
Professor. to bo elected) nS- Provision
made for classes in Minerdlogy and Geoloov
Hetre'c, Political Economy, Practical Physics'
Aed!cai Jurisprudence and Sdnsk,'it =
Dtp!omHs and Certificates nf Proficiency arc
given in the separate schools.
The following Degrees are conferred: 1.
Bachelor of Letters. 2. Bachelor of Sciences.
8. Master OF Arts. 4. Doctor Of Medicine.
8: Bnchelor of Law. G. Civil Engineer. =.
Mining Engineer. 7E.E1. ~
The expenses Of the student, exclusiyeSof
tert books. clothing and pocket money, amount
to from s365 to 1895 per session Of nine
iaonths; OF Which Gums t22O to $3.50 are paw
ablo OIL admission. Session opens October /.
For catalogues. address
OIIARLEs g. vENABLE.
Chairman OF Faculty.
I. -, Y university OF Va. July 23 NTH 8
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hisssa' 'Washodth thsn; desoendes,d from
the chair, and proceeded to and entered
his carriage. The crowd took out the
horses from the carriage and dragged il
triumphantly through the streets to
Turner's Hall.
At IL o'clock, the Convention was
called to order. Mr.. Masters. of Carroll
Parish, was elected temporary Chairman.
Yarmouth, Pinchbeok, Campbell and
Judge Di6ble denounced the interference
OF United States officers; Dibble charac
torising the Custom House Convention
as body of Administration fayorites.
guarded by bayonets and lawless tyran.
ny. Pinchbeck said: sis it, possible we
are to be put down by the Government
we have sustained? If that be the case.
the sooner this Government is torn down
and monarchy built npon it's ruins the
better" A permanent organization was
made, with Pinchbeck as President.
when the Con vention adjourned to half
past O'Clock this evening, tot,neet at
Turner'S Hall.
Packard called tho Custom House
Convention to order at IL O'Clock. J.
Henri Burch, (colored. J OF Baton Rouge,
was elected temporary Chairman. q
permanent organization followed, with
Lieutenant Governor Dunn MS Chair
man. -
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A Cuban gentleman, farming in Eau.
quier County, Va, informs the Lynch
burg Republican that lie has plan on
foot. and. he believes, in process of sue.
cessful execution. for the introduction
OF considerable number of Cuban
families into Fauquier County The
proposed Immigrants are, for tue most
part, OF the best social class of that
island. The Cubans, according to Mr..
C"sanova. nre tired Of living under the
bane Of Spanish despotism. They have
money, industry, and, what is perhaps
equally important, they are not divided
from US by political gaps nor differences
OF political faith.
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American IntclliGoncs.
NOON DISPATCHES.

IMMENSE TUNNEL-ARRE9T OF a MonMON
FOR RtdAMY-TERRIBLE wHIRLwIND--
SUPPOSED KU KLUx OUTRAGR-DEAo.
CRATIC SUCCESS IN ST. LOUIB-IMPOR-
TANT QUESTION FOR MEDICAL MEN-UON-
TESTED ELECTIONS IN LBERIA-RxPLo-
SION BY LIGHTNING G-LoUIsIANA RRPUB.
LOAN NYENTIoN-wRsTFIELD DIsAs.
TER 1kvEsTrGATToN-aEo AaRtoUI.
TURAh CONVENTION, &C., sc.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 8.-Ool. Won
Schmidt has contracted With the Central
Pacific Railroad for o tunnel through the
Sierra Nevada, with capacity for q canal
and railroad. The Central Road pays
81. .0O0, 200 ,as its share OF tho cost.
SALT LAKE, August "a Mormon has
been held in SIS, coo bail, in the Third
District Court, on q charge of. adultery,
preferred by his first wife.
BUFFALO, August 9.-Olara G.. won the
trst three straiglt heats-time $50,
2.2619, 2.26. Fulton won the second.
winning the third, fourth and fifth heats
time 2.27s4, 2.291. 2.291s, 2.31L.
The third rnce was postponed. '.,l
CHICAGO, August ga whirlwind ut
Winneconie, Wisconsin, capsized the
steamer Star, drowning Capt. George
Smith ind raftsman. It also broke O
boom OF so. 600, 0JO feet logs The Ro-
man Catholic Church at Granville was
destroyed; grain and stock were scat
tered. ..
New YonK, August 9.-The Liberia
Republican, Of the 10th of Nav, states
that the Presidential sleotion took pIoce
May q, and apparently resulted in the
election of Roberts as President and
Gardner as Vioe-P President. President
Roye, however, maintains he was eleeted
for four years, and as the term has not
expired. he may dispute the validity OF
the election of Roberts and Gardner. :
Hon. George 81. Pendleton was q pos.
senger on the Scotia. I,,I.l
LONDON, OHIO, August 9.-Mr. and
Mrs. Colburn, nee Bufenbarger. are
here ut their old home. They are conf.
dent Of SUCCESS. The feeling hero is all
in their favor-tha majority thinking
poison was injected after death, by sha
malice of Thompson, the prosecuting
witness-who has not, up to the present,
made his appearance. At the inquest,
tomorrow. Professor Wamly, of Oolurh.
bus, will be GROSS. examined as to the
presence Of poison by absorption, and a
new question in medical science raised.
LOUISVILLE. August 200 masked
men took two negroes from Frankfort
jait-one charged with rape and one
charged with firing shot in riot where
two whites were killed--and hanged
them short distance from town.
st: LOUIS, August 0.-The County
election is quiet. Charles Steeok, {De.
moorat candidate for Presiding Justice,
has 1000 majority in the oity.
NEW ORLEANS, August 8.-There will
be double delegations from all the Pa.
rishes in the State, except eight or ten.
which are represented by delepate,
friendly to Yarmouth. In two or three
wards of the city where Warmontl,
delegates arc elected, there are no CON
testants. and in all other wards there art
double delegations. Warmouth's friendl
claim majority in the whole delegation
and say they will 60 into the Conyen
ton without tickets from the State Com
mlttee, and leavo the question to bo do