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THERE has been much inquiry among
newspaper men as to the reason Mr.. Ross
had for discarding the customary 'big head
from his new publication. We don't think
anyone has struck the right thing. In view
of the denunciaiions of his late political
friends We think he is only waiting for some
body to attempt 10 ''put head on him. -
Atchison IIdtriI.
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INSURANCE
THE MISSOURI VALLEY
Life insurance CO.,
OF LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS
Reasons Fer Hnssrins 81, ts,is Company:


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Z ROCHESTER girl, IN mole making in
dignant complain. because 4 man spitto-
bacco Juice on her silk dress in the street,
saws: Never, while men chew Tobacco,
will l go TO the polls TO vote. This county
may go to ruin before Will have nv clothes
spoiled or even jeopardized.'
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THE TRUE THEORY OF CURE.

k2HW'y's Sarsaparillian Resoiverf supplies ths
sysri,. through the blood, urine, sweat, and ssru,
Fiesh-uisins, Heat Csiloric ami Fat-mak
elements. Al! of its constituents are nourishing
purifying, and Strengthening 1t Repairs, Heats,
ReSoivs and drives out Of the Body the products o;
Decay and Conception. Consumption, White Swell.
linz propsy, Syphilis, Cancer, Tumors, &C.. al.
Of scroiuloUs di,the.is, ard, RS such, within
the curative range of the Sarsaparilant ieSclyen;
That Sorofdla, by whatever name designated. ia
tho result OF deposits from the blood, induced
caused hy Chronic Inflammation. That those de-
poSts take place when the blood Il poor, weak
wateJy. and incapable Of holding in solution IL,
proper constituents, from the presence OF som,
virus POISON III tbs blood, Mercury, C,.oniei,
Corros.vs Sublimate. which is the Corrosive Cb.--
verified sarsa;'srilias. not a'Sothsd c,Iaaz.l
ton. u, liz nrtnrnl conLitllS.
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They Stand Unriyaled.

Now, there are certain classes of persons 10 whom
,xiIeuie Bi,ers are no; only unpa.sta5.e, bat who
lad il impossible 10 take them withoY! positive dis
comfort. For such
DI:. II DO III 4 y f. =
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DIVIDEN itS


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ausr FER reuu,u fs va consider
Coupnie' @ they should be enourael' Annual Message,
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that on one occasion he was locked out; that
the defendant and plaintiff have not cohabited
since, or for some months previous to the COM
Il enoemcut of the suit; that, in the early part
of '69 the plaintiff began to take boarders,
among whom was one Miss Caldwell, whose
deposition was read, giving testimony of the
same character, substantially, as Sam Jcllys,
in the following particulars: That, after re-
moving from the corner OF Walnut and
Seventh street to Potiawatomie the defendant
paid rents for Tire family; that lie afterwards
purchased house, furnished it, and desired
the plaintiff TO move into IT and avoid the ex-
penses ofrent, which the plaintiff refused TO
do unless she became the owner; the defendant
removed the furniture and offered the plsin-
tiff the deed to the premises il she would dis
miss the suit, ard become reconciled; not
withs;snding the refusal, the deed was given
TO the plrin.iii, and The removal effected.
The wines further stated, upon
4 cross examination, that when
on occasion Of his fathers going Eas. lis.
room in the rog plaintiffs house was given
TO Miss Caldwell, and refused to him on his
return; that inferior quarters we're furnished
him, against which defendant demonstrated
and plaintiff replied, that The property was
hers, and defendant was not wanted about,
or words 10 that effect.
The evidence shows uniformly kind treat
ment Of, and care for the comfort OF plain
tiff and family by defendant.
Scho.,-Have an indistinct recollection at
some time within the three or four past
years of seeing defendant enter the house OF
one En-. Williams Of numerous attach
ments.
Mrs. Jeliy-Met defendant with strange
woman once on Fourth and once on Fifth
street, arm in arm; and At another time
riding together in buggy.
At this time the Court charged the jury to
the effect: that if they, or either of them,
should ge. drunk on Christmas it wonld be
considered 3 contempt Of court. They
looked sad as they passed out TO return on
Tuesday morning next at 9 O'Clock.
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Kidney. Bladder,

tfnsF, and Womb diseases, Gravel, Diabetes.
Drops, incon;inence OF Urine, BTiyht's disease
Aihahiinurt anu ia all cases where there are brick
dust deposits, or the wafer is thick cloudy, mi xej
wish Substances ike the white of egg or thread-
hSs wkiio six, or there 3 a morbid darx, bilcGs
Appearance, and white bone dust deposits, AM
where ihese is a pricEing, burning sensation, and
Fan IN the Small of the Rscs and along the Ioius
In al tissss conditions Railways Sar>s.paril,a Re
Ready Relief TO the Spine AND small oil the Back
AMI ti.e Bowels regulated with two OF Rat
xiy's Regulating Pills per day, will soon make y
conplc'c cure. In few days, the patien, ~.
b. enabled 10 hold and discharge water aat,t-
rally without pain, and the riue via ba rrs:1li
to its n,tura, clear amber or sherry en,as.
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RADWAY'.s
S A K S A P ARILLIAN
RESOLVEET.

ID a. MADE THE NOT ASTONISHISSs
II cares, 50 QUICK, 81 .ap.j arc ths changes ahs
oodx and. Fso<s under the influence Of this truly
reGdeE;G!iy medicine that every day an increase
In nesa weight IS seen and ielS.
scTOias, Consumption, Syphilis in its MANY
:ofn,s, ti!anduiar Disease, Ulcers in the Throat
Aou'a Iuilors, Nodes in the Glands, and Other
pats 81 the system; sag Eyes, S;ruu,ous Dis
charges !ro:a the Ears; Eruptive Diseases OF tie
iiiseases; EruptiOrs, Fever Sores, Scald Heal.
Ring Worm. Salt gheun, Erysipelas, Acne, B.aex
Spots. HOI.IS in the Flesh, Tumoss, Cancers in
the " 5inb, and al Weakening and Painful Dis
Charges; Night Swe,ts, and all Wastes OF the LIE
Principle, are within the Curative range vi Rad
ways >arsaparilian Rcsclvent, and . few days
ase viii Prove 70 any person using il for ethefp;
these snis OF disease It's Pcen: power 10 them.
Not ,l.y does the SarSapariiiian Resolvens exec.
al known remedial agents. in rhe cure II Chronic
ScroiuioGs. Constitutional, Skin aud Syphilod dis
cas,ns. hiIi IL i, ih. only rcsifir. rerneiy
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SEWING MACHINES

Possesses al the desirable qualities Of the standard
machines in tie market: In its capacity, being the
LARGE EST Family Machine made; in its simplicity,
being composed of but THIRTEEN WORKING
PARTS; in lis aiap,ablity to wide range of work;
in its ease of opera:ion-runnins light and quiet
and being easily coInprehended.
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TEVEE AND AGUE.

TEVEE AND AGUE.
FEVER AND AGUE CURED.
fEEEI. AND AZ = CURED.
fEVEE AND AGCE CURED.
PEVER AND AGUE CURED
FOR FIFTY CENTS.
There Is not remedial agent IN this world tina
I'll cage Fever and Ague, and all other Mahariou,
E.Iiyus, Scarlet, Typhoid, yellow and other feseIs
aided Ly f.aiway's Pills. quick Railway
G.sIy i.clie,.
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a I. NEWMAN. Leavel sOrfh
" l. CHaMBEsL!N. az.
IA ItuHD. "
Ell ALLEN,
y L SrEBSiNS, Atchiso1,
" HADLEY, Lawrence, KS.
q " vEAiE, Topeka, Kansas.
JOHN NJ PRICE, Atehison, IA
AZ
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II d MACKAY, President.
II A CALKINS, Genera! Agent.
W l. HARVEY, Coz Ae;uarF.
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VERTICAL FEED

lthe most practical and desirable device for the
purpose procured by any machine, giving
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Sf.O a MUcgE. Secretary.
e: JONES. Asst Secretary.
IL EUEn, Attorney
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OFFICERS:

y NJ SWAN, Vice PRESIDENT.
pR J L VIEWER, Mel. Director.
II ] NEWMAN, frcs
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AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.
French News,

frcNCE NEWS, .s...-Y
PARIS, June 23.-Fiftcen thousand troops
have been sent to Fontainbleau, where the
two court-martialS are to convene. The
courts commence their sittings on Wednes-
day next. ~.
A free-trade league has been established
at Versailles, Of which Leon Sage is the
president.
The French loan will be issued at eighty
two and fifty, payable in seventeen install
ments.
Prince Napoleon declines being candi.
date for the Assembly. ..
GuiZot has written letter in favor OF
the Theirs policy, and desiring 4 speedy
solution Of the monarchical question.
Gambetta is in Malta, with many Com
munist refugees.
Prince Bismarck announces that the Pope
disapproyes the action of the Catholics in
the Reichstadt in opposition to German
Unity. t..Er.
Paris. June pa decree has been pub
lished recalling furloughed treasurers, as
SCISSORS, and collectors, to receive subscrip-
tons to the new loan.
Immense lists of amounts have been re-
ceived by French ambassadors and consuls
in foreign countries in aid of the victims OF
the war.
MacMahon has issued an order regulating
the sale of inhammables. Disobedients will
be court-martialed. Dealers in ammunition
and firearms are also restricted.
The French mail service with India and
China recommences on the 1st of July.
VERSAILLES, June 23.-The Minister OF
the Interior has stated in the Assembly
that it would be inopportune to raise the
State siege Of Paris at present, but the Gov
eminent would allow citizens every liberty
in the coming elections not inconsistent
with the jubilee safety. Public utterance
of insurrectionary doctrines and inflamma-
tory appeals cannot be permitted.
BRUSSELS, June PA letter from the
Burgomaster Of Brussels congratulateS the
patience and energy OF the civic guard in
suppressing the public disturbances.
The Ministry has announced that 1G5
BeIgians have been arrested in Paris as
Communists. They would only interfere
to extend impartial trial.
From Italy.
FLORENCE, June 23.-The Chamber OF
Deputies has approved the bill reorganizing
the army. There are new discussions OF
measures for the public safety.
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TeLesrapl.rc Summary.

The Memphis and Selma railroad has
been mott gaged for half a million of dol.
lars to secure the first mortgage bonds.
The report that several Episcopal bish-
OPS have demonstrated with Bishop White.
house against the disposition OF Cheney is
authoritatively denied.
In the Federal Court in Philadelphia yes.
terday Judge Strong delivered an opinion
sustaining the constitutionality of the in.
come tax.
j. S. Little 6, Co.'s hemp and baggins
factory at St. Louis has been destroyed by
fire. Loss. $4,000. .sgs -.
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Iostitutiom tor the Deaf and Dumb.
and The Blind.
Icgrr-spyudsncc Of TIE Richmond pisp .tch.l
SrAUHTOE, VA, June 80, 1871.

L N!""SpgE'i nee OF TIE EicnitOhd Flsp !tcn.I
>TArNToH, VA, June -, 1871.
The annual concert Of the blind pupils of
tn iIvaf and Dumb, and Blind Institution,
Warh l. tie beginning of the commence
M~mt exercises of that institution, came of
l>t night at s O'Clock, commencing with
overture TO the Caliph Of Bagdad-Miss
Mcdowell aud Miss Clements on the piano,
accompanied by the orchestra. This piece
w.,, beautifully executed. Solo: "Mlnc,
Aiunc." Miss Mcdowell, was sung with
hJLcal effect, and brought forth bursts OF
applause from the large and apprcciative
.ltl"ncr prcscnt-not less, probably, than
o" persons. The hall, the largest in Staun-
i"u, was hung with paintings, the work OF
~" pupils OF this session, and gave unmiS-
'akabIc evidence Ito the Impractical eve
81 tAr great skill Of their instructor (Mr.
Talbot COlclnan) in this branch Of the fine
Az. Solo: Miss +. Clements, Up to the
Forest He" "Caratiua," was sung with
lhat sweet and mclodious voice which
>''rii> peculiar TO the blind, and reflected
credit on her instructor.
Mis- Sue Ridcnour, who has always been
f"srrded by the people here as their
"prima DONNA" and who graduated last
sy.-ion at this institution. and is now on =
N>lt to her "aluia mater ana who assisted
." tiIr concert ESt HioHt, iuuti W tuC oS-
hight OF Ter numerous friends, by whom she
I. enthusiastically cucorcd on all occasions.
| here i Il saving. see Venice and die.
Bu, We say hear Sue Ridcnour sing Com
~ through the rye
Though this young lady is entirely blind,
yet. Notwithstanding the loss Of so lmpor-
Tan, an organ as the eye, and so necessary
10 beauty oi expression, she is nevertheless
pretty girl, aud has face angelic in eX-
PRESTON when accompanied by that bird
Ike voice warbliug those sweet notes tor
which she is SO remarkable. The effect on
The audience is irresistible, and brings forth
'A1l enthusiastic applause which none
DINER can equal.
Next in order comes the Governor, alias
Iultz, who delighted the audience with the
i!rtr, " Nothing 80 good as jolly good
laugh" The Governor was heartily "en
corrd,' and repeated his Jolly good
Hu-h," III which the whole audience
loIn"d. Duo and chorus, RciDemDer,"
nom Mozart, 18th Mass, was sung with Il
grandeur ana effect rarely equaiied by the
caoir, accompanied by an unusual number
'i MISUNDERSTANDING, organ, Two Vtoilns,
one bass violin and ho,n-which concluded
'ht exercises Of the evening.
There i no feature about this institution
MoIc stliklng than the m.troLly care bt-
slowed upon these unfortunate people.
hclr neat and tidy appearance, and the
hapiy expression Of their faces, give full
evidence Of the fact, aad do much honor 10
The superintendent and his assistants.
AUGUSTA.
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QUALIFICATIONS OF DRUGGIsTs.-A dis
patch from New York states that Mayor
Hall. of That city, has appointed Profess
ors ogden, Doremus, VIM. Graham, Theo-
bald, Frohman, and DR.. Cornelius M.
U'Leary, board for the examination and
licensing of all druggists and persons now
or hereafter to be employed as clerks by
any druggists in New York city. The fire.
cuent fatal accidents occurring through
the ignorance of persons improperly call.
ing themselves apothecaries in all parts OF
the country demand that some such system
be generally adopted, by which dispe nsers
OF medicines may be subjected to rigid
examination by men of known ability and
worth before being permitted to engage Ill
their business.
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MARIRE INTELLIGENCE.
! MINIATURE ALMANAC, JUNE "a, 1871.
Sun rises. ........... 442 Moon sets..... IL. 81
Sun sets...,..,,..... 7l8 tIiEhtife. ...... $50
PORT OF RICHMONG, JUNE % 1871.

PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE %. 1871.
H.. ARRIVED.
Steamer Falsade, Nelson, Ch.ckahominy, Geo.
l.. Currie, agent.
SkIIED,
Steamer Isaac Bell, Blakem an. New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, John w. Wyatt.
I Steamer VIM. P. Clyde, Parker, New York,
merchandise and passengers, Virginia Steamship
and Packet Comp my.
Schooner Crsis, Bowen, New York via Cabin
Point, wood. Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Brtese, Nelson, New York, Curtis u
Parker.
{ Schooner G. B. McSbaoe, Qulplie, Washington
via Usborne's, coal, CurIie 4 Go.
Schooner Hope, Mil chelI. Pbilldelrhia via
Mattiponi river, ra,lro sd ties, Curtis e Parker.
Sloop Lucle, Christi n, Point Breeze, Currie &
Go.
MEMORANDUM.
WEST POINT, June 23.-Arrlved, steamer State
of Virginia, Freeman, Baltimore, merchandise
and passengers, York Rlver Railroad Company,
and sailed on return.
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DISPATCH FROM TIE PoPE.-The follow
ing answer to a telegram sent to the Pope
on Friday last was received in Buffalo on
Saturday evening, the day afterward
Romo d. Episcopo, Buffalo: Summus
Pontifex grato amino tibi clero ct populo
Butlalensis apostolicam benedictionem NIT
tit. GUARD. ANToNEL1'
A literal translation of the above may DC
made Us follows:
"The most exalted Pontif, in the spirit
of gratitude, sends in haste to thee and
the people of Buffalo the apostolic oenedtc-
ton. sfToNELl.l'
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4 correspondent of the Lynchburg Nc.cS
represents Lucien Beard as again on the
DEMONSTRATING war-path, and pitches into
Gov. walker for Offering SO small reward
Tor his arrest.
The engineer corps locating the Shenan-
tloah Valley railroad is now encamped i'll
the neiehborhood Of the Old Chapel
Clarke Courier.
TIE present crop of wheat in Clarke will
sllrpass any raised for many years.-CIdrke
Courier.
Eighteen new fiat cars for the Alexandria
and Fredericksburg railroad arrived in
Alexandria on Wednesday.
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Raid on an Express Car-The Messen.
ger OyerpOWered and Safe Robbed.

MOBILE, June 23.-A number of noted
thieves entered the Southern Express car
on the Mobile and Ohio railroad at 2
O'Clock Sunday morning last and overcame
the messenger and threw the safe out, con-
tanning large amount Of money. The
safe was subsequently found bursted open.
rhe thieves were tracked, and two cap
tured here Yesterday, and portion Of the
money found on them. It is thought the
balance will be recovered. Cine of the pri-
soners is an escaped convict and desper-
ate character.
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Odd Fellows. Ce1ebraf,on
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIP ATcu. I

WILSON. N. Ca, June PA grand Odd
Fellows celebration was held here TODAY.
Hon. Seaton Gales, Grand Master of the
State, delivered the Grafton to large and
appreciatiyo audience. A large body of
Odd Fellows from neichboring Lodges,
were present. A special train was run
from Tarboro' on the occasion. Everything
passed Off pleasantly. .=-s .... V. B. -
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EACTS FOR LADIES.

II ] could not procure another WILSON SHUT
TIE SEWING-MACHlNEI would not part with
mine for any consideration.
Mrs. FITZwILsoy, Church Bill.
an delighted with my Wilson shuttle Sewing
Machine. Mrs. LAKEWOOD. Church Hill.
i would not sell my Wilson shuttle Sewing sta-
chine, which cost $50, for 5000. have paid Tor 1t
IN The work have done on 1t In one month.
Mrs. MARTHA CLARK, Broad street
j am well pleased with the Wilson Shuttle Sew
Machine, and do not think could DC better
suited. Mrs. Capt. BLAkEY, Leigh street.
My machine always gives me satisfaction.
have always been pleased with It.
Mrs. MEADOWS, 2d street.
After 4 fair trial or machines, I have given pre-
ference for the Wilson shuttle Sewing Machine.
would not take 800 for 1t.
Mrs. NUNNERLY, Church Hill.
/ have always liked my Wilson Shuttle-Sewing
Machine. Mrs. PACE, 9Th street.
CAUTION. LADIES.-When anything Is said
about The WILSON" which is calculated TO In
jure It's reputation In your mind, before YOU be:
leye 1t test the truth by coming TO our Office and
examining for yourself. I'VE can prove by emil
men. machinsts aud hundreds OF ladies In this city
,hzt the Wilson ~ has no superior.
Save $40, then, by buying our Machine.
WILSON SEWN G-MACHlNE ROOMS,
jel NO. 4Goycrnor ST Get.
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The Macon and Western Railroad Case

MACON, GA, June 23.-In the Macon aud
Western railroad case to-day, Judge Alex
ander gave decision sustaining the IN
junction, and affirming the right of the Ma
con and Western to lease It's road, but
doubling the power Of the Central, under
it charter, to become lessons. ....
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The Revolution an .sarnatcn

KINGSTON, JAMAICA, June 23.-St.
Thomas advices report that on the 4th inst.
Baez's troops, 1900 strong, defeated al
equal number OF CabsaPs forces at San
Juan, with heavy loss. In .retreating he
fired his magazine, thereby destroying
nearly the whole town.
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letter fr0na slsuaasls ..

sCorrespontcnce OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
DunLtN, June 20, 1871. ~
Asto the wheat, our farmers have nearly
fn;shcd harvesting, and the crop is about
ON average. The wheat is mostly Of good
oI,ality. those fields excepted where the fy
has been at work. -..-.r-ry e
The grass crop will not DO a heavy one,
owing to the cool weather in the spring and
tho lack OF frequent showers.
Corn has n healthy color, but Is short for
tho same reason.
In some respects our spring has been
remarkable one. While the trees put forth
their leaves nearly two weeks earlier than
on last sp,ing. yet vegetation seemed TO re.
ceive check from the cold, aud has not
thoroughly recovered from it. Auotner
thing is that after our showers We nave
winds. which soon makes the ground as dry
rs it was before the rain fell on it.
Peaches are failure, hut other fruits
were not so much Injured by the cold.
AS TO political matters, all is quiet.
The school tax passed. The school sys-
tenn is in operation here. 1t has not been
we'll tested, and therefore we cannot speak
of it. Population being sparse in these
counties OF the mountains, we must be pa
tient in the working Of free schools.
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TEhEGRAPHIc NEWS
New York ssock ana mo,,eey,, WI .rne,

NEW YORK, June as.-Money easy at ,e1a DER
cent. sterling, ioa3iohs Gold. aIR@iMA f''tt'
q sontherr securities neglected. Tennessee,s, sss
new, same. V!rginia,s, aes; new, 7si Loaisiana's
O.; new, g.. Levee's, 20: ss, Sd, Alahamass, 1es
". Georgsa's seq; 30, %. North osrolina,s,
aug new, ~ snuah Caroina's, Is; new. Ell.
commercial bills are extremely scarce. Il
governments steady, and advanced D. 'sl'r,
ilt' 'e2'H, ll2t; 'H's, same; 'ss's, same new
nag; 'ei's, llss; tcn-forties, 1loB, =. .'..-
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VICE. PRESIDENT CoLFAx.-A dispatch
from South Bend, Indiana, says Ylce-Pre-
sident ColfaX il rapidly recovering DIS
health, with prospect OF soon being ID
well Us ever.
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Murder Conviction by u Negro Jury

WUEUeE VVUSICtAVH W u NeNHV July
NEW ORLEANS, juno pa jury, COM
posed entirely of negroes, has convicted of
murder in the first degree two men charged
with the robbery and murder of a woman
aged seventy-eight years. The jury was all
black, because all the whites who had been
summoned had formed an opinion.
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COMMEMORATE
CORE And FLouR ExcHANaE. I

. CORR And FLOUR EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, VA, June 20, 1871.
I .*Fe3tt@ iOFFgRINga. II 4 - gT7F
a zee "a 1Wh,ts Ise bushels new Red sabush-
=. go..n White. ses bushels. Yellow, 8 bushels.
= O7ts.L777 bushels. .s-sa a-t:a- ..saeni i.r4
Megt.-2eiiow, or bushels.
BALES. 50
IShsat.-Whtte none. Red, 80 bushels very good
q C9rn:,-Whlte, bushels coed on private terms ;
ny pusheis very good at s2sc.-totai, l54 IN shells
e, nshe.s prime at setc. ss bushels very good at
Udts 80 bushels very good Mt Sc; al2 bushels
piime on private terms !: 70 bushels good ON pri-
ware erms-total, 427 bushels. f
Medt'-iellow. "a bushels at 9oc.
RE-ExnIB1rED.
iOdts.-1so bushels. ....-
800 a REMARKa, .s.r
100 bufhels new white wheat we're offered on
'Change to-day, but were taken off unsod Some
peopie assign as reason for this that the mills are
noti mechanically speaking, yet in grinding Or
ger while others assert, and which we think Is the
more probable that mllers do not wish to begin
Win tribes, that's, with tritng offerings, but that
IL You try them with considerable offerings, with
prospect or continuance, then they win take
hpid, as there will be something 10 base q market
(thst Is prices) on. ,,r.
tcorn to-day was rather quieter without any m g.
ter1al change In quotations. Oats moderately ac-
tive, and mostly at p. t., which means Shut IL Is
not for us to tell. Egg