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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-11-11
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-19

TUNNEL THROUGH THE SIERRA NEVADA
MOUNTAINs.-The San Francisco ,Caltor-
nia) Bulletin of the 10th instant has the fol-
lowing concerning an enterprise which has
been already mentioned by telegraph
."Colonel Won Schmidt leaves for the
mountains this morning to meet an cngi-
neer designated by the Central Pacific Rail
road Company to agree upon the initial
points upon both sides of the Sierra Neya-
da for the projected tunnel mentioned in
the Butletinycstcrday and sllp"rintend the
erection Of the quarters for the large force
Of laborcrs who will be put upon the work
Immediately. The surveys are all COM
pletcd, but the railroad company stipulated
in their contract for choice of locations
for the initial points rs II matter OF coTve-
nience for the approach of their tracks.
The tunnel will be bored, as first intended,
by a new machine, invented by Colonel
Won Schmidt, driven bya hydro>tatic pres
:ure and cutting out i round core seven
feet in circumference, then enlarged by
blasting until the stipulated Sizc-nnetecn
feet high by twenty-Onc ieet III WIDTHS
attained. The length of the tunnel will he
about five miles, and its cost about 81 800,
900. 1t will run the entire distance thI ough
solid granite. and will require very little, il
any, timbering."
When the proposed tunnel shall be COM
plcted tourists to the Pacific coast will
avoid long, tedious pull up some heavy
grades, but ut the Sanle time will they lose
my of the finest views which have con-
stituted one OF the attractions of the over
land trip.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-19

BALTIMORE AND PoToMAC AND RICH
moSp RAILROAD ArFAIRs.-The Wash
inyton Star Of Thursday has the follow
ing: n,
= The managing officers of the Penusyl-
yania railroad have become very much dis
satisfied with the slow construction Of the
tunnel near the navy-yard of the Baltimore
and Potomac railroad, and the reconstruc-
of the Long bridge for the Washington
and Richmond railroad. They have accord
inely taken the work out Of the hands OF
the engineers lately in charge, and put it
under the direction of Gen. Du Barry, cngi-
neer and general superintendent OF the
Northern Central railroad, with orders to
complete both works by November. The
forces will be largely increased, and at the
tunnel work will be carried on during the
whole "a hours without cessation. The
work on the Richmond line is so far adj
vanced that the pennsylvania company
leel confident that before December ist
they will be able to formally open both the
Richmond and Baltimore roads"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-19

InEteI,Hectton INC, Of De,e1nssEsS ,s"sssESyArIys MEEr-
servntira s1y.An adjourned meeting o1 ths
snrno snt,se CITIZENS of this warS w,s ., sne Con.
;pi,hsneld pr. Hall last night. and was vas neid at
,heu ny ealing Mr.. D. c. RicbarIJaso Ias organ
Snalr, ~ ana the appointments nf son az 70 the
e: Riddick secretary. oi MIR. james
ahe CHAIRMAN explained the oh;oc, &C..
..aaee1ibg, and, on motion OF Mc y, tne
the meeting went into the eiectinr axinsslie, a. !
a,es he 20 the Conservative State Conyerttieni.e, teie
Inc following gentlemen were nomina;oa .,os,
=. .. Engtlsb, w. L. Cowardin, Thos Pott1
george 4: Ainslie, VIM. Coullinp. :Ias 10 d
9toys.er, =: B. Lipscomb, Jno. r. Ross;errr -
Metzger. = ''''i oie", dcnry
IN ballot being taken the followin, oo,
1lcTen Ee were elected delegates: Mess5rss ssii' =
=: Ensiish, William Couliinr. and ,Tohn y
M NNDoSsicuX and Messrs. Wm. Hall Crom ~ ~
=, .Llpscomb, and VIM. L. CowardGin, dGi,oM, al,o. ~
On motion of Mr.. Ainslie. tho uoot;,o
oHiaa orGai went INTO the election of permanent %
Club. " "'uIonsefVatlVe "'u
The following officers wers electoa. Do
sIoent, id. English First Vice-Pres siden,
Ge0: A. Alnslie; Second Vice. PraSident'
William Coullipg, Third yice.Presidssntt' st'
J4Gn J;o1i n; bossleuX; Secretary, James E. Rid
dick treasurer, Thos. Potts. - - ~
on motlon, The meeting adjourned,
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Manchester Items.

County CougT.-The August term OF TINS
court closed on yesterday after session Meps %.
five days. But three criminal G twe Uses misde- m
n'spusas mspuors a. ANDREW Scott (co!ore for stop
ping Archie Jones (colored on the e. n1sa, lIa,
way and robbing him OF cnlekeh n tn ton,;ns nv"
of anything else) under threats OF sh9o.,ng' =
was sentenced to receive thirty-Dine lashes'
This is the case the State Journal is howl
ing about. .
A great deal Of civil business was trans
acted during the term.
The court adjourned to meet in special
session on Friday, September Lt.
REPUBLICAN RALLY.-The incongruous
elements Of Manchester Republicanisn
met at the African Church on Thursday
night-Wiliiam Randall (coioredl In the
chair, and c. Carroll Clarke, secretary
Charles Fl. Porter spoke his stere0typeo
piece, mainly eulosy on himself and I'LL
henchman Maddox, and the usual iibels on on
the people he nisrepresents In Congress
lie denounced In bitter terms the respecta
ble members of the Republican party Q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-19

A RIcH JEwEss MARRIEs A CHRISTIAN
Something of Il sensation has been created
i'm Hebrew society throughout the country
by The clandestine marrage OF Miss Pike,
OF New York, a wealthy young niece of 5.
n. Pike, to 4 young Christian, son of Will
liam France, well known here. The young
lady has scventy-tive thousand dollars in her
own name. Her parents, who are very rich
and occupy a high place in the Jewish up
per-ten of New York, had forbidden their
daughter to have anything to say to France
az soon rs they discovered that their nc
ouaintance, formed at school, had grown
into n warm attachment. When the mo-
ther discovered that the young couple had
sijpped off and united their. fortunes she
tainted, and was completely prostrated for
q long time.- Cincinnati Commercial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-19

POLICE COURT, FRIDAY-Justicc j. J.
White pres1dng.-The following cases were
disposed of:
Henry Tyler (colored), charged with be-
ing drunk and treSpaS>ing on the premises
of Samuel Blunt, was fined s..
Michael Currln and Benjamin T. Sledd
appeared, charged with beating Mollie
White. The Justice discharged the accused
alter hearing the evidence.
Joseph hersey, Michael Cu7ran, and B.
L. Sledd were then arraigned for unlaw-
fully beating Molie White. Ker-ey and
Curran were discharged, and Sledd was
fined $3.50.
Mollic White, Rachel West, and Cora
wilkins, three colnred females with SUI
perabundance of common paint upon their
faces, and decked in gaudy manner, were
up for keeping house of evil name, fame,
and reputation. The evidence was conclu
sive, and the bagnio was, it is hoped, brok
en- up-the Justice requiring the accused tC
give security for their future good beha
Vior in the sum of $780,.
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Miss BARTLETT, of Richmond, Va.,. np-
nearcd at a recent masquerade ball, given
by a we'll known leader OF fashion at Audu-
bon b. PARK G52d street,, as Brazilian bug,
such as Prof. Agassiz illustrates in bis
plates, giving cuts of Brazilian inverte-
brates. The costume was il black tulle,
heavily spansled with green, copper, and
:colored tinsel. Herhat was SO trimmed IS
to give form to the bug, while from her
shoulders radiated wings heavily spanSied.
The dress was certainly one OF the most
unique and original on the floor. and 1t Is
not adding too much in the way OF compil-
ment to say also that Miss Bartlett was gen.
orally acknowledged and recognized as one
Of the handsomest young ladies at Tue od'
naasque.-Norpattn Ney York Comm erciat.
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CONSERVATIVE MEETING IN FA1Rprr1r
IowNsH1P.-At u meeting of the ionservaD Hn.
tive voters of the township Of RrookIanJ
held yesterday, John b. Mordecai. assista sn ni
county superintendent, presiding
On motion. John V. Darracoit was re
quested to act as secretary.
IL was moved and carried unanimously
5hat the Hon. A. Il. Holladay be sent as q
delegate to the State Convention, TO be held
Ia Ihe city OF Richmond on the 30th inst.
Joseph Bryan was unanimously elected
township superintendent. '''o
Or. j. L. Powell was then elected assist
ant superintendent.
The Tuckahoe resolutions were unani.
mOusly adopted.
Spirited remarks were made by Messrs
WORKMAN, BraXton, and Holladay; after
which the meeting adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-19

RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.-We
note the following special appointments
Clay street Methodtst.-Re P. F. August
at II A, M.
Centene1y Misunderstanding Doggett al
II A. ii.
ST. Marks EpsscopaI.-Rev. A. Il. F,'iz
zard morning and evening.
Grdce-Street Presbyterlan.-No morning
service: Rev. j. w. Pratt, of Lexington,
at 5h Z. N.
First Pres6yteridn.-Rev. j. w. Pratt al
II A.. NJ.
Second Baptist.-Rey. J. 3. T. Patterson
at II A. nj. -
st. Paups Church will be open for divine
service at II A. NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-19

DECISION IN THE JAMES RIVER BRIDGE
CASE. Judge Cox, OF the Chesterfield
County Court, on yesterday gave his deci-
sion in the case of the James River Bridge
Company Us. Mayo ct ais. 1t will be re-
membered that the defendants denied the
legal existence of the Bridge Company and
asked rcas>essment of land damages and
q stay OF the company's proceedings in the
erection Of the new bridge. MIR. NeeSon
represented the plaintiffs and Messrs. Wise
&, Son and Daniel the defendants. The
court decided that whatever irrcgularity
there NAV have been in the proceedings the
James River Bridge Company has legal
corporate existence, and indicated will
Iinauess to hear argument as to a reassess-
ment at somefuture time. The judge Will,
at the, request of the bar; write out his
opinion, which was a very lucid and inter-
eSting one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-19

THE PoMoLoaIcAL EXnIBITIoN.-ln a ic1-
ter to Mr. John ID. Allan, Colonel MarsnaIl
p. Wilder, president OF the American 70
mological Society, announces that the Boz
ton gentlemen proposing to attend this
exhibition will leave that city on the Satur-
day preceding the meeting, and will remain
in New York over Sunday. The New
York delegation will leave on Saturdays
steamer, arriving here on Monday: ;,
Colonel Wilder further says: - We shall
have a glorious exhibition CT fruits and
men," The secretary of the Michigan So
cety states that car has been engaged to
bring the fruits of that State hither. The
California Agricultural Society will doubt
less send their contributions direct to Rich.
mond. The delegates from that State will
have to leave as early US August 22d or 29d
To get here In time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-19
| E. b. SPENCE & SON, Merchant Tailors aud
de .lera Ia Gentismen's furnishing Gods, 1900
L al straa. Z

A AREVoLUTI1N in the manufacture or soda Wa
tex has been recently ffccted by Messrs. WOOD s
SONS, druggists, Of hichmond. Va. Their pa. Ont
cond1rse soda water combines all the lpgre ents
requisite to produce thi; popular beverage Iustan
taaeously and at trh ny cost 1t is In the form OF
aNhtte powder, neatly put up In small tin boxes,
which can easily be carried In the pocket. For
houAehold u;e. or for pleasure excursions travel
les, etc., 1t is just The thing, and the immediate
popularity 1t gains wherever introduced proves
1t The proprtetors hsve struck the path that will
lead on 10 fortune.
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Chesterfield, cha'ac erizing them as dough.

Maddox has gotten no arnonster exrur.
son 10 Chester on the day OF the meeting
q the nominating convention, and intends
seeasing the nomination to the Legislature
az all hazards.
Inc prospects of the disruption OF ths
tls nlasty y; OF moral ideas Is very bright, even
ihe iin 'in Immense cohesive power of the pub
aoro 40 p.unoer" being insufficient TO m!ngle In
0VT1TJso Th;s nsass sush aiscordant elements.
comn;t,n i t1,esting was not authorized by any
snectah,e ths,,ee, and is repudiated by the re-
Spe''aole portion of the party. -.r J, -. (.
IA AT Work AoA1s.-The town snnmo. %
Stta5 Tns OUT OF repair, has been thorouohIy 70.
nssea ;na q oy Baird,s heirs, and operations hay.
lng commenced, we trust to hear un r,nra
o. tne scarcity Of water. - AWAY
RELIGIOUS MATTERS. The usual serv,o,s.
70 all OF the churches on Sunday. The nae rass
tors OF the Episcopal and Baptft churehes
VIII be absent, but their puIpits win be
supplied: We have been specially requested
70 state that, at the colored BaptIst chMrch.
the Rev: MIR. Vanderyall will preach at II
4. NJ, Rev. Jordan Smith at3p. NJ. and
hev. G. K. Harding ut Sh o'clock p N. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-19

Light Guard, Capt. l.. l.. Bass commanding.
were inspected last night at Bosher's Hall
by Acting Inspector Gen. Thos. +. Owens.
About fifty men were in line. They drilled
admirably, and presented very fine ap-
pearance in their neat gray Uniform. This
company is considering the propriety of
making an excursion to the Huguenot
Springs next week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-19

BADLY HURT.-Yesterday morning as a lit.
Tie glrl, ten or twelve years old, named Az.
Kew, was walking in front of the Richmond
Opera House, corner of Broad and seventh
streets, a window-shutter from the build.
Ing. fell upon her head, inflicting severe in
Jurles. The child was taken into DR.. Gar
nett>s drug store, and DR.. Grebe called in.
VINO, with DR.. Garnett, gave such attention
as Lhe case required. She was afterwards
remoVed 60 her home Oh Fourth street, be-
tween Duval and Baker, and was at Inst ac-
counts doing well.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-19

UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-oFFICE, AUGUST Is, ISL
Mrs. +. Hughes, Abncy county, West Va;
l.. Hampton, Fairfax Plantation Mrs. NJ
Poindexter, New York Mrs. NJ. W. Todd,
Richmond }. T. Dickinson, Buckner's
A. w. Talley, Louisa g. H.; j. A. Metz,
BuckueI's
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-19

PERSONAL---VERY.. L. Lochner, OF Bethle-
hem Church, left the city yesterday lFri-
day1 % to attexd the sessions of the Egangell;;
cal cal Lutheran Synod of Missouri, Ohio, and
otser States, of which he is member
S AZ r. Frank accompanies him as tae dele,
o M ,te - of Bethlehem Church. The synod
eennvenes NV in Buffalo, N. Y. Rev. LochneI
viii vii be absent from the city the next three
Sundays. The services In Bethlehem Ch9fse n9 ,SG
viii be suspended during The absence OF 'ne
UastOr,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-19

JOB PHINTING.-%e call the attention OF mer.
chants, clerks or courts, sherifs, lawyers, rail-
road. steamship end canal officers and agents. and
' others having orders for printing to the facili-
ties offered at the DISPATCH PRINTING EsTkB-
LISHMENT for the prompt and faithful execution
ol all kiadS or Job Printing. We can furnish ut
short notice Cards, Bil-Hezds, Letter Heads,
Programmes, Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets,
Tags, Hand-Billo, Catalogues, Bills OF Fare Show
Bills, Checks, Drafts, &c, &c., &c. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-19

SINGULAR AND NEARLY FATAL ACCIDENT.
A day or two ago rs little Charlie, son OF
Mr. j. w. Tomllnson, was at plav at his
fathers residence, on 4th street, he acci.
dentally fell against the hook on the gate,
iniiictns most fearful wound across the
throat. DR.. Moscly being in the neighbor.
hood was called in, and alter administering
chloroorm to the little sufferer, performed
with much skill and tenderness a surgical
operation. The child is now doing very
we'll
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-19

ASHLAND AS A PoTATo PATCH.-Ashland
is famous not alone as having the only
chickcn.soup spring in the world, for we
have seen potatoes raised there that cannon
he beaten. Mr.. John X. Macmurdo showed
us some Yesterday raised by himself that
were really splendid specimens.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-19

ACCIDENT TO POPULAR PHYSICIAN
Yesterday afternoon, while going TO The
funeral of Martin Shine, DIR. w. w.
Parker's horse backed, with the buggy to
which it was attached, down gully. The
doctor jumped OUT to save himself, and IN
doing so was badly, but not seriously, i'll
jured about the back,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-19

INSTALLATION OF CFFIcERs.-On Thurs
dav njpht P. C.. Charles Mlhiser, acting G.
G.. installed the following officers Of Mar.
shall Lodge, No.. l2, knights OF Pythias;
G. Y. Clash, V. c.; Robert Hill, K. s., and
w NJ. Hall, o. S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-19

We csil the attention Of the pubic 70 the adys..
iseneut, 10 another column OF the s,le OF" EAST
"ooD,' Tho residence of the late +, Piumer Hob
son, IN Goochiand, on Tuesday ext. This is one
OF shose beautiful James river farms so famous
NOT oniY N virginia, but throughout the Udiou,
anu IL is said to be one OF the best OF them. We
'avi e all who are seeking farms 10 Virginia not
10 let SO rare an {, ,portunlty p,es. ~,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-19

LEE MEMORIAL AssoCIA1IoN.-Mr. Pey-
ton Johnston. of this city, has been ap-
pointed a general travelling agent Of this
association, with authority to collect funds
and forward its general interests. He leaves
this morning for the Springs, and VIII go
to work at once.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-19

UESRIco COUNTY CoURr-Judge Z. G. NJ
mor.-Ihe case of Isaac Williamson, i'll
dicted for murder, was on yesterday post
poned until the next term.
5. n. Davis qualified as Il notary public
for the city and county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-19

FRANK LEsLIE's LADIES MAGAZINE for
September, with fine colored pates anu
patterns, is the best number we nave seen
h, bv ElIysop & Taylor, Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-19
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

LYME s BROTHER will sell =. 3 o,o,o,, =
tYo framed dwelling. in Manchea.er .ts;,. -.
two 80 1ares south of the PETERSBURG sbon. '"'
9. PULLlam win sell at r. III. a house ana
lot in Manchester. - '''''
y G. ULtIA@ win sell at P. NJ. house md
!. lot on Perry street, In Manchester.
Dok LAHGHToN VIII sell ct 10 A. NJ, at tho
horse lot, horses, mules, buggy, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-19

MISTAKES. N. Price, and not s.: M.
Page, was appointed on the committee to
prepare plan Of organization for the Mon
roe Ward Conservative Club.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-19
LOCAL MATTERS,

Persons leaving the city during the summer
season can have tho DISPATCH mailed TO their
address ut SO cents per month, payable in adj
vance,. 5000 .a'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-19

The planing-mill OF the Bloomsbury ga,
Lumber Company, with adjoining, build.
ings and dwelling-house. were burned
Wednesday night. Loss, $4,000; inslir'
ance, $4,000. Tho tire was caused by
lightning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-19

TOBACCO lNsPECToRs.-The Governor has
appointed VIM. K. Hinton, Jr., and b. 3.
Vaughan inspectors OF tobacco at Centre
Warehouse, Petersburg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-19

crowds to hear her gneeze. She wore red
morocco shoes with blIia strings, cut POM

crowds to hear her rneeze. She wore red
morocco shoes with blue strings, cut POM
pndour, decoliette, and cour train.
John Perkins. .fancS Of Miss Snicknor.
wore paper collar (un cole de pdpier) and
waXed his mustache, like VIM. Leland. He
was very much: interested In the mon keys
and kangaroos. He excused himself from
the ladies to look at them. He said he
liked to see the little kusses jump up and
squeal. The Perkinses are q great family
in Saratoga county. John Perkins is one
OF family Of eleyen-but not the only one.
He follows the glorious pursuit of agricul-
turc-hc raises string beans for the Claren-
don. At the old Perkins manor-house he
Is monarch Of all he surveys" Hn says he
Is; but alas his eyes are "cut on q
Has," and he don't survey much. There
ID q legend here that the Perkinses
came here eleven years before Columbus
sailed. from Palos-William Leland tells
it-that they discovered Congress Spring
and the old United States Hotel, and then
returned for old Chris, and followed him
UP with the Mayfower. Benjamin Butler
did not discover Saratoga. though he did
discover Great Bethel, in Virginia. Facts
and statistics arc my forte, and / know
what write. i saw the man who told me.
Broadway, Saratoga. was then bowling
wilderness" Perkins heard iC howl. III is
generally quiet here now. Howling has
pretty much ceased.
He was much admired.
Miss Perkins is one Of the most charm
ing young ladies Of Saratoga. -
Miss Kcrshaw is beautiful dancer, and
is much admired. a.-