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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-08-31


OGDEN, "a LsPORSss ,OaE.
Gov, ~ s> WILMINGTON,
And all points in thu Territories and the Pacific
No Omnibus or Ferry transfer BY fhi. route
Mail and accommodation trains run daily, ~Nr-pt sun
Eypr-,. train. daily
Trains leave Sslins going West
Exprrss - 4. VI. Mail SIS IN
Trains leave sal.ns going Fat.
Express 81 =. " MALT
Persons taking this popular will maxi close
necfuns with trains ss Follows:
AZ Lawrence for baldwin city. Ottawa. C.rn.u.
Humboldt, Parker Tsaysr. Harrington O-wrxo Chr-
topa. IT. scott and E,y'er sprics-.
At Topeka for Rurlinxsm-. Emporis. Cottonvo,-;
Pals, Florence. Wirhita. &C.
At Junction Civ for Council Grove. Imi-ori1. -As-
A, Carson with IN. Southern overland Mail and LS-
pr-.- Company's daily iinr 81 eos~h-s Tor Pueblo,
Trinidad. La rsgas. fors tnou, santa F~. Las Cru
ce- silver City anisii point. in New sAieo ait Art
IONA.
GEORGETOWN. &c. aud With ColradeS snfrAi Railroad
for Central City. Golden CITY. Ac n
Akk>eyspns With uaiou Pacific .silzas for Or,lrp
poini- in Cslifornss and the Territories
uf%sv.nv,rsn with ts~ Ni.esari Ps~iAr and MIS-
sour Valley R.ilrosi' for Aisp1lO. AM. ss 1o-.Ih
a, ss::e LIN. win trains IN h. s xS r.s,ar
md Hannibal 1 q 10 K.ilf lISfscsso ssd 81
LOUIS. and point south and
.1-ruIlsnsn's sleeping car< u night and
Denver City and Chsyenne
along fhe line al the Ksn-As Pacinc kiiissy 81
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-08-31

win And il ID mir uservst examine my goods and
price, b<Sore buying elSewhesr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-03
THE ORLEANS PRIECEs-RoCHEroRT To ri

The ORLEANS PR1NCES-RoCHEFORT To BE
TRIED BY MILITARY COMMISSION.
VERSAILLES, June 2-The discussion rs
90 The eligibility OF the Orleans Princes will
BIC commenced in the Assembly on Mon.
day.
Rochefort will be tried by military COM
mission OIL Monday. lie is CHARGED with
melting civil war and pilla9e.
The press continues to discuss the future
Government of France.
The press is nearly unanimous for the
Republic.
VICTOR HtG0--I1IS EXPULSION FROM BELGIUM
BRUSSELS, May 31.-The Belgian Govern
mcnt has ordered NJ. Victor Hugo to hasten
MS departure from Belgium. In the event
OF noncompliance he was threatened with
imprisonment and eXtradition to the French
government. M. Hugo protested against
what he called the tyrannical action of the
belgian Ministry, and left Brussels to-day
lot Holland, whence he will probably en-
bark for England
LII the Belgian Chamber Of Representa-.
yves several liberal members condemned
the illegal proceedings of the Government
WIN regard to Nj. Victor Hugo. One
speaker SAID Nj. Hugo was political rcfll-
gee, ana therefore entitled to remain in Bel
OIL the country. He alluded to N. Huro's
grand achievements i'll the field of litcra-
tnre and his services to humanity. and pro-
posed resolution Of regret for the eXp,l-
SION of Victor Hugo. The motion was sun
ported by several members, and a very ey-
citing debate enSucd upon this question.
Ihe Minister for Forci On Affairs, in his
speech, said that he considered the offence
OF M. Hugo and of the other Communists
TO be OF criminal, not political nature:
lie tthc MINISTRY wanted to prevent The
spread Of those pernicious theories. Ho
| condemned the completely of intellectual
| malctactors with the crimes of the Com.
munc.
| DISCOVERY OF THE LEADERS OF THE COMMUNE.
PARIS, June At has been discovered
that the real leaders of the commune we're
Karl Marx, jacob, Blauqui, Tonatchin,
and Diebrcck. The idea of burning Paris
originated with Jacob and Tonatchin. Pa
pcrs seized show that these men were in
London planning CONGREGATIONS ut Lyons.
MarScilcs. Madrid, Turin, Rome, Naples,
Vienna, Moscow, and Berlin.
RoSScl and Auricl are both concealed in
London.
AssassinationS still continue.
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Teiegfaphic Summary.

The disaffected Republicans Of New York
VIII serenade Horace Greeley upon his re-
turn to the United States.
Inc Indian chiefs had reception at
Cooper Institute. ut New York, Yesterday.
The Indians said "promises from WASH
lngtOn are lies"
The railroad and car factory at New AL
bany, Indiana, has been destroyed by fire.
Loss, 5000, 900.
A gang OF youths stoned Chinaman to
death on 4th street, San Francisco, yester-
day. No effort was made on the part of
bystanders to protect that "heathen
Chinee."
Philip S. Van Rensselaer,, of New York,
died yesterday. His disease was apoplexy.
lie was siXty-tive years of age.
Father VNeil, of Cincinnati, and Bishop
Wood, of Philadelphia, were thrown from
Il buggy Yesterday i'll the former city. Both
We're buddy injured about the head.
The insurance convention ut New York
has adjourned TO the 18th of October.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-03

anniversary of 3X r. NJ; address nv Row
William Fisher, of Apnomattoy. -
Wesley Chdpet.--11 A. NJ, Rev. r. r
Harrison of Roanoke; P. NJ, Rev. j. q
Fox. of Fluvanna. =
:, 1hird (Cotored) Baptist Charch.-11 A,
NJ, Key. Samuel Harriss, of Louisa; Ak
L. NJ. Rev. T. w. Sydnor, of Nottowav.
Umon-street (Coiorcd) Methodist Church
Ii a. NJ, Rev. j. II. Weldon. of Matthew's
Queen. e ""o
First Baptist Churchill A. NJ, Rev. A,
3. Brown, D. D., of Pittsylvania SIP. NJ.
hcF: L. Il. Keen, ID. d., of Kentucky. Tho
Sunday school of this church will he nd.
dressed i'll the morning by Rcys. c. G.
Moador and Ii. II. Wycr. In the afternoon
at SIX o'clock, Sunday school mass moe Mj,,
TO ne addressed by Revs. G.. G.. Biting. +
G. fiidcn, j. r. Bagby, and G. r. Dickin.
son.
Mdrkct-strect N. E. Church
school in the morning VIII be addressed nv
Rev;J. l.. Carroll, J. r. Garlick, and ]. x
watkins. Esq. IL A. NJ, Rev. j. c. Long
OF Charlottesville ; s p. NJ, Rev. ]. +, n
Curry, ID. d., of Richmond College. "
nigh street Methodist Churchill A N
Kew. A. Nj. PoindcXtcr. d. D.. or Cui'
pepcr,;, SP. NJ, Rev. Thos. S. Dunawuv
vi FREDERICKSBURG.
LYNCuBURG.
IL a. NJ. and s p. NJ, Rev. Jamcs 4
Munday. '''i'''' ~
Professor {. l.. Cooke read the report q,
tnc committee on Relief of Widows and
orphans OF Deceased Ministers. The rc.
port gives IN detail the means of raising the
iundS Tor TINS object, and Of disblrsinS the
same. Professor Cooke explained the
terms OF the report and the reasons w ,hr
this plan, raj her than the life insurance
policy plan, should nc adopted.
Hon. Il. l.. Montague thought that fin,
treasurer OF the fund should not be re-
quircd to give security.
Professor Cooke and Col. Evans explained
and defended the plan.
Rev. {. Tyrcc moved that the report Ii,
on the table until Ok o'clock, and be print
cu. Carried.
Rcr.T. Hume, ST., read tho report of thu
Committee OH the corresponding sccreta
ryShip.
The report takes the ground that i
would mol be wise under the present cir
cumStanrcs of the churches to pay such
salary rs would be necessary to secure The
right man, and therefore recommends tina
the office of corresponding sccretaryshlI
| be abolished.
DrS. HAYNES and PoindcXtcrand Rev. G.
ITyrcc (as members Of the committcc) OK
| planned that the report did not meet thc
Judgment, but that, while III favor OF hay
inga corresponding secretary, they woult
| yield their judgment.
| DR.. Broaddu> favored IN unpaid CORES
pondiug secretary, and Brother EllySof
should ill the Office for life.
Rev. DR.. Burrows earnestly opposed TIT
| rnrnrt and uIroI.at p1 thp .pnpjOI mont a
Il corresponding secretary.
Rev. A. Broaddus, Jr., warmly replied
to DR.. Burrows, and advocated the report
| Rev. y. w. Wilson of Richmond, elo
qucntly opposed the report. defended TIN
work Of agents. and advocated the continu
ancc Of the office Of corresponding sccrc
| tary.
| We regret that want OF space fcrbids
fuller report OF these speeches.
| Tonight there will be a mass meeting 70
| state missions. NIAToR.
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AefInO Gals,

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE D1spArcH.1
PORTSMOUTH, VA, June 2.-Jobn callo,
nam OF portsmouth, United States irspec.
Tor oil customs at Old Point, has been re-.
moved, and Rev. y. B. White. ma,nbor =,
inc House OF Delegates from Elizabeth City
county has been appointed in his stead
Proceedings Were instituted here to-day
III Lne couft Of Hastings, for the removal
o. tnl'lp u. Thomas, Mayor of the city of
Portsmouth, for malfeasance in Office md
gross neglect of official duty on election
day. At
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POEr OF RICHMOND, JUNE ., 1871.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Palsade, Nelson. Cbickahominy, mer.
chdndi.c and passengers, e.. l.. Currie.
SAILED,
Steamer Saratoga, Brakeman, New York, mer.
chandISc and passengers. John w. Wyatt.
Steamer VIM. L. Clyde, Parker, New York,
merchandise AMI passengers, Virginia Steamship
and Packet Company.
Steamer JOnn sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mcr-
cnandi5e and passengers, l.. b. Tatum.
Schooner Ann +. Moore, Stamford, Ct, bark
Curtis 4 Parker.
MEMORANDUM.
WEST POINT. June ?.-Arr!ved. steamer Admit
raj, Reybold, Baltimore, merchandise and passen
gers, Richmond and York River Railroad Com
pahy, and Sailed on return.
Especial Telegram TO tn, Dlspatch.l
CITY FONT, June 2.-PAssad up, ste Gamer Nor
folk. from Philadelphia, aud sch Ioners Belle Con-
way, from Georg,tow4i, and Butterfly, from Balti-
more, for Richmond.
b TELEGRArH.l
new YORK, June 2.-Arrtvcd, steamers Iowa
and Missouri. Arrived out steamer Queen.
SAVANNAH, GA, June g. Arrived, steamer
Leo, from New York bark Paqulta, from Matan-
zas {; and schooner j. W. Alien, from Gardner,
Me. Cleared, steamer North Point, for Baltl-
more.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-03

The Boston labor reformers had meet
ING on Wednesday last, ut which Mr.. Wen
deli Phillips made two addresses, and took
occasion to say that he did not join i'll the
universal voice of the American press i'll
indiscrminatc condemnation of the Paris
reyulutiUnlsts.
1t is not true that Il wealthy Engllshman
has wllcd eleven millions Of dollars to the
government on condition that 1t viii pay
his heirs three per cent. interest.
General Bcauregard has accepted an i'll
viIation to spend the summer 1T the White
sulphur Springs.
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COMMERCIAL.
CoaH AND FLOUR ExcHANeE,1
KrCHAoaD, VA, June 2, ISL

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGk,S
RICHMOND, VA, June :, 1871.
OFFERINGS.
Whsat.-u hite. none. Red, 4e7 bushels. -
Cofn.-WEise, 1855 bushels. yellow, 40 bushels.
Mixed, 1ss bushes.
0rS. --175 bushels.
Hay.-27 bales.
HALEg.
Wheat. Red, $50 bushels fair At Slso; ~ bushels
at 41s5.
Corn.-wbite. 90 bushels on private terms 10
ousnes very good al s0c. total, 1856 bushels. Mix~
ed. Pc bushels good at Ssc.
oats bushels very good at &c.; Ies bushels
very sood at 6dc.
RE-ExHIBIrgD.
Corn.--Yellov, "a bushels Mixed, 81 bushels.
REMARKs.
Offerings OF grain or all kinds light. No change
in wheat, but corn and oats are dvancing.
The offerings Of grain on Change on the I'd Of
June 1870, were:
Wheat.-White, II bushels. Red, so bushels.
Corn--White, 2as bushels TeiioS, 80 bushels.
Odts.-43s bushels.
Rye bushels.
Prices on that day were:
Wheat.-White, very good, $40. Rcd, good,
sl.25.
Corn.-White, very good, $40.
s.-Prime, CSC.
Rye.-Prime, Sl.od.
On the 30.h OF June, 1870, corn went up to Sl.2S,
which was the highest figure du ring the season,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-03

BALTIMORE, June -The,eXcursion party
of New York, New Jersey, and Penn
sylyania editors have arrived here on
their leturn home from Virginia and North
Carolina. They were handsomely enter
tanned with dinner ut the st. Clair Hotel
by Gilmour d Sons, where they were met
by Mayor Banks and other city officials, and
speeches made. They leave tonight ut 10
,..Inck for kImirH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-03

WASHINGTON, June 2.-IrobabiiihcS: 1t
is probable that the high winds i'll the Gull
will advance with rain TO the coast Of Louis
i;na. The weather will probably clear away
in the middle States, and Il falling barome-
ter with local rains will probably he eXpe-
ricnced west Of the Blue Ridge. Pleasant
weather will continue from Wisconsin to
- Tho 4 i1ontlr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-03

LAND ADVANCING IN FAUQUIER.-Land in
The vicinity of Salem, Fauquicr county, Il
few wears ago out on commons, and
bought up ut from so to Slj per acre, cali
not now he bought for S35. L. l.. Foster
bought, Il few years ago, Il farm near salem
Tor about Sl5 per acre, for which he would
not now take less than $40. The same gem
tIeman, few days ago, bought farm of
=. Il. KIcpstcine, adjoining Salem, for
which he paid 50 per acre.-hrcdci7ckS-
byitU Hcr0{H,
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
Secretary Fish's Resignation. &c.


WASHINGTON. June "A Washington
special says the President has accepted
FSh'S resignation. and that Edward Pierre
point will succeed Fish. This change in
wolves total change Of the Administration
policy towards Cuba.
The negroes are remarkably quiet to day,
and there has been no difficulty whatever,
so far. The white men are working unmo-
Tested.
Government Expenditures, &c.
WASHINGTON, June 2.-The Government
expenditures for May are seventeen and
three quarter millions, exclusive OF in
tercst on the public debt.
Exports to the internal revenue Office
show that Il great source of loss to the Coy
eminent is by the reuse of stamps on va
riouS articles. a case was recently pre-
scented from the ISt Maine district, where
Il dealer in perfumery was found guilty of
this practice. His goods were seized and
criminal prosecution commenced. a pro-
position to compromise waS rejected. The
commissioner in>tructS the collector to
prosecute to the full extent of the law.
The per cent. certificates under the act
Of March ID, 1861, and July 2jth, 1858,
amountin. 10 one and thrce-quarter mil
lions, will be redeemed ut tue Assistant
TreaSurer's office, in New York. They
Will cease to bear interest from the 31st
July, 1871.
The .'Strikc" Among the Washington Colorcd
LabOrers.
WASHINGTON, June 2.-The " strike !"
continues among the cOlored la6Orers, who
in some cases torclbly prevent work. In
other instances the workers, upon the APP
proach of the strikers, quilted work and
Joined them. In one instance the strikers
attempted TO take the tools from gang of
workmcn, when Il squad of policemen APP
pcured and ordered them away. The
strikers seemed determined, but were i'll
Inundated by the approach of Il squad OF
mounted police. Later in the day the labor
rrS in some instances resumed work under
the promise of such wages as the committee
shall agree upon.
4 large force of police has been held in
readiness all day i'll case of emergencies.
Revenue Collections.
WASHINGTON, June 2.-The Commits
sioner of Internal Revenue has sent cir
cular to supervisors i'll the southern States,
in which he says: "W Whenever you find the
aid of troops necessary in your district. you
Will amply for the force required directly to
the commanding officer of the department
in which the troops are to be used, report.
ingyour action to this office and the cir
cumstancc upon which it is based"
The Planters National Bank.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-The Planters
National Bank Of Richmond has been de-
sgnatcd as dcpos tory and financial
agent Of the United States.
The Bowen Bigamy Trinl.
WASHINGTON, June 2.-1'bc argument in
the Bowen case has not yet been concluded.
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Fort MONROE, June 2.-Generals New
ton and Gilmore, of the u. S. Engineer
Corps, arrived here yesterday, for the pur-
pose OF testing some platforms for 15.inch
guns. The experiments thus far have been
very successful.
Senator Edmonds arrived here this after
noon from New York on visit to the fort.
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Fetal Ace,aen.. ., Cos, NINA.

ASHLAND, Pa, June "A gas explosion
at the Locust mines killed one person and
hurt flve--some fatally.
PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-TWO boys died
To-day from the effects Of fire-damp ex-
plosion ut Minersyille.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-03

The WHEAT AND TOBACCO CRoP.-Wc
learned from converSing with our farmers
during the Circuit Court that the wheat
crop has somewhat improved within the
past two weeks, but still it must be very
interior one. Tobacco plants are tolcrably
abundant, though but small portion OF
the crop had been planted up TO the 18th
misunderstanding Herald.
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The uace.Coburn Prize Fight

KANSAS CITY, June 2.--The light be-
tween Mace and Coburn, which was 10
have come of to-day, did not take place.
Mace appeared in the ring, ana CoDuiu
failing to make his appearance, hoiywooo y,
the referee, declared Mace the winner OF
the stakes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-03

AT Trenton, n. j., OH Saturday evening,
a Young girl named Shields, in the third
story OF her fathers house, discovering That
it was on fire, and that retreat was cut Oil
below. assembled to the roof, advanced TO
It's verge, and jumped to the roof OF i'll All
iuilIinu house. when she cscaped.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. /

4 IhlllE > 6DAl IL hbhlNSl bOhIslE
~ AND OH hks.-By decree entercd III thls
cau,c on TIL. 4lh of may, 1871, by the Chancery
court of Tie ely CT Richmond, II Is ordeied that
.hpu-as rotls, "lLe plaintiff, do rcuoer before Il
commission OF this court I'LL account OF his dd-
minIslration upon the estate o. his ntestate, Will
liam Curric, deceased. and the COMMISSIONS: IL
iIectc 10 au"i state, and settle the 81 ID account
and tU lTqulre and ascertain OF what the persona,
estate Of me said " n CurIle, deceased, consists
ami the yaIu. thereof. Also, to ascertain and re
port any and all debts due by the said estate, the
amounts thercBi, 10 whom cunning, and the order
and priority thereof, ana make report to the court
wLn any matter specially stated deemeI p, rtinen
nv himself or required by any party 10 be 80 stat
ed and lh5 gaiu Com lSSlouer shal give hotlce,
oy publication, once week at least, Tor fuur sue
cesslve weeks, In soma newspaper pu1llshedln the
clty of klcnmond, and such publication sndH De
oetmed equivalent to perlonal service on the par
Ltes.'' ,.,ad ,, ,
The parties interested are Hereby not'nea 'ht ~
bay. Fl xpd on MONDAY the 18th day o1 June, 1911,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, rs the time, ana my once III
the city o; hichn0ud as the place, 10 execute TIE
: Id ferrre TuOS. j. EVANS,
INV i3.s4w Commissioner In ChaIcerV.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-03

PosrAL-E. j. Zcntmcycr, postmaster at
Mayo Forge, Patrick county Frazer A.
DobvnS, ut Wolf Glade, Carroll county; e..
NJ. Riddle. ut Radiord Furnace, Pulaski
county w. j. FoIkcs, ut Whitlock, Hall
fax county; }. W. Stokes, at Whites
Mills, Mccklcnburg county; L. NJ. Hover
ton, III Clover Depot, Halifax county.
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STEAM ENGINES, of improved con.
~ struction, for all purposes OF Richmond OF
Northern build.
MACHINERY,
for railroad, machine, car, and carpenter shops
planing-mills, sash, blind, door, cabinet ware.
chair, bedstead, woodenware, agricultural ma
chimes, handle, spoke, stave, carriage " God, cot
ton and wooden factories, cotton gins, farmers
fourdrics, rolling-mils, tobacco factories tame.
ries, saw, Touring, corn, and paper mills, mines.
&C., DC. improved shaitlng, pulleys and hang
ers, betting, lace leather. saws, files, wrenches
twist drills steam gauges, saw gummers, steam
and water pipe anu fixtures, packing, journal
metal, pick and tool handles, emery wheels and
machines, turbine water heels &c, &c,
StCOND-HAND MACHINERY and STEAM
BOILERS bought, sold, and exc hanged.
PLANS and ESTIMATES Of machinery for
mills and manufactures. r. a. DAYTON,
10th ST., between Main and Cary,
an ll.dSw3n Richmond. Va.
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ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsrATCH.]

PETERSBURG, June 2.-On Sunday morn
ing at II o'clock, in Grace church, the Rev.
X. \. Gibson and the Rev. j. E. PoindeN-
ter will be ordained to the priesthood by
Bishop Johns. The Rev. j. Packard, d. D.,
will preach ut the same hour in st. Paufs
Church. Maj. Giles Is. Cook, OF Peters
burg, will be ordained to the deaconatc by
Bishop White. Sermon by the Rev. RAN
dolph Ii. McKim, Of Alexandria.
The closing religious services Of the
Council will be ut Grace Church at
o'clock sunday evening.
Thc Hon. Is. johnson Barbour, Of Orange.
and n. II. Massic, Esq, of Charlottesville,
in addition to Judge Shelley and Colonel
Withcrs, were, at Il late hour this evening,
finally elected the additional lay deputies
to the next General Convention. hit.
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MACHINERY OILS.
NIOTONLY MONEY, BUT THE WEAR
N .NpTtAk OF YOUR MACHINERY
saved by the use Of
VIRGINIA NATURAL PETROLEUM LUbhl-

saved Dy the use o1
VIRGINIA NATURAL PETROLEUM LUbhl-
eating OIL.
ruual TO the best sperm OIL at one-thrd the price.
SUI table Tor slow or rapid machinery OF every De;
;cript.on. Free from all Impurities. warranted
NOT 10 heat or gum. Does not soil the brlgntess
machinery. Every barrel warranted 10 give SAILS.
faction when properly used, or TO be returned az
our expense. II Is free from all grit ana gum anu
nndar the same circumstances rs the pest Sperm
or Lard Cil will net neat, wear, or CUT the po4es
or bearings. .s d, .h,. ,,,,
This Iil has been extensively used In tEH CITY
for several years past,'giving general satlsIacon
and without complaint wherever properly ussu'
r. does moi require any peculiar treatment or par.
et,.,,lar care other than TO see that tue nachneiy
is clean and free from dirt and gum oeLofe tnls oh
ia auuIIed: no further care Is necessary.
Purchasers are cautioned that the vi soio ~ US
differs from all other Lubrtc1tng I rs so.a ~, "
his market. We are the sole agents nerc lor Lo
Virginia natural petroleum Luprlcatins oa,
every barrel of which sold by US bearing our AM
thus: VIRGINIA NATURAL PEThohEoht
uUBaICArIhG OIL, fUhCELL, LADO
CO., Agents, Richmond, Va. -
This Oil is not affected by extremes Of tempera-
tnre stat dung alike heat or cotd. IL is, ID Noru
the CHEAPEST OIL, and combines more OF ING re-
IutsGes vi = good lubI icator than any OIL oueieo
in this market. :.
Orders addressed to US will receive prompt st.
tenttCu, and he shipped In good, tight packages.
mya Richmond, Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-03
Strike Among Ca,ssornfa ss,ney..

stFfRe AMONG C0ifaOrN1n Miners.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 2-Mobs of strikers
have driven the workmen from dozen
mines, including the most productive in
California at Mendenico mob ordered
the Chinese to leave within ten days, at the
peril of their lives.