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The Van Buren press., 1871-06-20
GRAND JrRr ROOM,
Van Burcu, Ark, June Term, 1871.

Van Burcn, Ark, June Term, 1871.
To he hon. l.. H. Ham, Judge Of the 5th Jadt-
cidi District 81 ,4kdRS1s;--
We, the Grand Jury. weu'd report that we
have examined tho Clerks Gilicc and find the
said Office in good order, and the Records In
good shape and convenient for reference.
We have also visited the Jail and find the
yards and buildings very neatly kept and the
lower room of the main jai, building in good
repair and safe place OF confinement for
any common prisoners. We do not consider
upper room of the Jail rs safe place. but on
the contrary consider IL very unsafe unless
for prisoners confined for very small offences.
We would recommend that the Sheriff be
allowed to employ such guards as he may
deem necessary, when he has any prisoners
confined for bad offences, or when he has
more than two or three prisoners confined in
order that theylmay be permitted TO exercise
In the yard for at least two or three hours
each day. With this exception we find the
Court-lIcuse. Offices Jail and Yards In good
condition and neatly kept. all of which is res
pectively submitted, this 18th day of June A.,
ID. 1871, 7. g. SINGLETON
Foreman Of Grand Jury.
The Grand Jury also reported on the unsafe
condition ofthe Fiat Rock Bridge and recon-
mcnded its discontnuance. Also, recom-
mended that the Road, and Crossing at the
Ford be put In good order at that point.
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sY- Hon. Judge STORY, and L. :. Marshal
RooTs and Dr.J. f. BENNETT, Postmaster at
Fort Smith, passed down on the Dardanelle,
yesterday.
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CORN I!

TNWO thousand bushels Of Corn for salt
by WILLIAMS Il WHITFIELD.
The Van Buren press., 1871-06-20

Pny for the PreU.
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SPEECH OF GOVERNOR RANDoLPH.-Mor-
,1st0aon, July 15.-The neighbors OF Gov.
Randolph. without distinction Of party ,
serenaded him last night, when the Gov
ernor responded as follows:
81 have every reason to be grateful when
nv public acts seem to have the hearty ap-
Droyal of my neighbors and friends, native
and foreign as to birth, Republican ana
Democrat as to politics, and Protestant ana
Catholic as to religion. The truth Is, ana
recent events have demonstrated 1t, that
whatever difference we may have as 10 our
political opinions, or religious faith, or
whatever Incident of birth may have
made us native or foreign, we are
ali. If we ARE as we should be, intensely
American, proud of the title and jealous OF
any act by any people that may serve to
tarnish the honor or strike at the privileges
of our common country. rs Jerseymen,
with great historic associations and memo
ries, we would be recresnt to all our Ia
theirs commended for and won did not we at
tempt. at any cost, to transmit our rign!s
and privileges untainted ana unimpa aa,,,
Whilst during the recent troubles COM
nlete military preparation was made
to promptly and efficiently sustain
the civil power in case Of need; ana
whilst the military power would have Ger.
tainly been exercised to have protected, ~
any cost, the rights OF the humblest citizen,
let me say to you, that know me best, that
nay greatest satisfaction tonight is found In
the tact that no serious use Of the military
force was found necessary, so great was che
noble forbearanee, patience, and Christian
federation Of the people Of ali religious and
political creeds. The military force was on
That occasion, as trust 1t ever may be, In
fnII subordination to the civil power, assist
iue. not controlling 1t, sustaining liberty
by uphoiding the law" Mr. Pilrey and
others made speeches commencing the
Governors course. ~. q
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fl6e rs,w;s, or mot.

New YoHK, Julyi Among the import
ant documents bearfng upon the cause Of
the action first taken by the city authors
ties there Is published a letter written by
John j. Bond, the Grange leader, TO Super
intendcnt Kelso, two days before the riot,
ia which he implores the officer to stop the
Orange demonstrations and spare the etfu-
Rion Of blood. sEf $500
) It:has been ascertained that Orangefnen
we're wounded In the lines during the riot.
The corrected list show the whole NUMB
Der Of deaths to be forty.four. = j..
MURDERS GROWING OUT OF THE RIOT.
WASHINGTON, July E-There was one
murder in Brooklyn, and one In New York
Saturday night. all growing out of the re-
cent riots in New York city. - -
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Domestic Markets-rBr rEnrenAru.1


bales; uplands, 2otc: F1our-southern. dull: com,
%hsEy &C. Saa T shoes rs sS9
po1 ir steady Beef quiet. Lsrd steAdy. Tur-
low quiet; s99ac. Freights frmer.s Is -. Ell
cI BALTIMORE I; July, 17.-Flour dull and weak
CITY Mills snperfne declined CSC. Wheat dull aud
lower; white. $l.ss@s,:s5. Corn while south
ern 7sQ9dse. yellow, 7s@5sc: mixed western, zoe.
Bscon. shoulders, Ec:; rio sidfs &C.; clear rib
si@Ss, ofon 95 hams ase Wh1.key
dnugs, 2l@2ltc. sales, $50 bales 80
lily, so.2s@teso. ORR dull and unchanged. Pork
nom inal STATS asked. Lard firm at l0tc. Bacon
dull ana droop a snSaiaere, e. clear Sides
tine steady, at 45sc. Rosin steady az $3.50 for
strained, IS for extra pale. e5.f5 for pale. Crude
lurpeuttne firm At % 50 for yellow DIP and sEso
tor virgin. Cotton firm m1doI1gs, l0c. sales,
81 bales stock. 102 bales.i,t Z ~.
roU1sy1LLR, July l7.-Rlonr and grain nm
chanIed Provisions quiet and weak. fof9, $le.
Racon unchanged. Whiskey STEADY at V.c. 40
bacco extremely active and high SAFE, 70 Ress-
heads. 49,. 49,. a1rs-s- gE'ss s.
ST.. LOUIS. july .7.-Flour steady. Corn DE de.
eiinsa: ossezs for iets ut s15@S5.5o shoulds,s 8,
ssc 9e clear sides S lard dull at
sAyANNAH. GA, Julv 17.-Cotton inactive ,a and
prices dropping; mtddhogs. i 10 hajes: STOCK.
2l5 bales; exports coastwlss:' az o". -
s,2es Bales @ts "a
MOBILE. July .r-Cotton dull. ana low: ,I mia.
dIinSs. Issc: me- receipts, 38l oaies stPooo al
coast Wise, u bales; sales, so bsl.s s'ocs' 'ss
b. les. - I..5s...s <.f
NEW ORLEANS, July l7.-Co.ton du.t s aau bales
nal; mfad,ngs. etic.; net receipts, va -
bales; sales, 400 bales; stock 81 A7o p,!es'
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HICHMcaD AID yGaH gTTEs EA1Ln6AD,ls
REETar & fEFT1s alFyrCE,
EIcl.la&si,. 3 4. Nay 90 iaTi. !.
H 4 MAN. OF SCHEDULE - DA1L1
TEaIIHs d ss . enc ssf rn : Y sS : 70
800 ~ FASsEN a III TRx A IHs. s
| Leave West Point d.tiy 81 . a. u. Strive 4.
FREIeHf TRAIM, IS. WITH 4 S gIAsszHaERG CAB
Lasse Richmond daify fsiondays excerted).-..
On Sundsy thia train viii fea7e Riehmo1ds al 9
O'Clock A, H.; arriving Of Vest Point at s:xI I.
ssr Fsns &c e saoa % e s: A.
lowing persons to spend the Sab0ssh 81 delight
ffufresor and enjoy ne saltwater bathing In com.
Inodious bsth-houses. Fare Tor Chs round "Trip,
Trsins connect daily tsundays e1cepssD at
West Point with first Glass steamers for Bzltis
more ere, and All points North and West =. 3.
yIarough Diils Of iading given 70 all points
ana SOUTH Freiehs received daily and
rest most Boats vi With tables ansr
passed Dy any, and arrive In Baltimore In time
so Tb soI Eas' sb ana Nv Western trains.
taehed {sandsys and Mendaysss s sasepsod5 Win
leave Richmond ut GA. 81. arrive st West Pcint
q ~ q. "a Leave West Point undays and
mond 81 90 sei p a ~ =. ~. arrive at Rich
Gn ana after SATURDAY. July ,st ROUND
TRIP TICKETS TO WEST PoiEf on Man
and on sSa saaa
on Sunday mornings, leaving Richmond depot at
"a. h., and returning at 7:aS z. a., az q round
"a Il this wsg psrse1s may enjoy e SAT-
cited up: Good hotels arc open for ths accommo.
dstfon of guests at moderate rates. d
r.M r11aMNnMs; \ .s BkAaa. superintendenh
j. Ii TAYLOR. Ticket Agent. - e IA
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More Gutra&es by Negro Outlaws In
North observation-disclosures Wayla1d

WILMINGTON, N. c., July 17.--In Rohs-
son county this morning Lowry and his
band of negro outlaws wayiaid and killed
Daniel NJ. Mclean, prominent citizen,
and Hugh Mclean, his brother, ayouth
only Is years old. They also wounded
Archibald McColum. These parties were
riding along the public road In buggy,
and were fired on from thick piece OF
woods.
a fearful state OF terror exists among the
women and children of Robson county.
The sheriff has q posse of $50 men in the
field, but their efforts thus far are fruitless.
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An Honest Official Death Of "Tad" Lin

An Honest Official Death OF "Tad" Lin
coin, sc.
WARRINGTON, July COMMISSIONS
Parker has resigned his Office because he
alleges that the action of Congress has re-
duced the duties to mere clerkship. The
President, in accepting his resignation,
lauds MIR. Parker's honesty and interest in
behalf of his race.
"Tad" Lincoln, the son Of the late Pres
dead. ...---... I5.2,
Commander VIM. Mitchell is also dead.
Census Of the United States.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE following
statistics are taken from the revised census
tables of the population of the United
States and organized Territories: Whites,
33, 5S1 $50; colored, 1879, 1913 Indians, 25,-
733; Chinese, SO, 1856; Japanese, 55-totai,
SO, $40, 1887.
Newspaper Correspondents and Telegraphers
Indicted.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE grand jury
has indicted Messrs. Ramsdell and White,
correspondents, and Messrs. Tinker and
Kirby, telegraphers, for contempt of the
Senate. Mr.. Tinker, manager of the office
here. refused to surrender messages, and
Mr. Kirby, who was in charge Of the Office,
refused to give information regarding the
time OF filing, by whom filed, and whose
was the manuscript.
Weather Probabilities.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE conditions
are favorable for local storms tonight from
missouri to Tennessee. Threatening wealth.
er with light rains will probably extend
during the night over the Carolinas, with
severe local storms. Pleasant weather will
probably continue from the lower lakes to
the Atlantic. The low barometer in the
extreme Northwest will probably extend
to Lake Huron by Tuesday evening, with
local storms west OF Lake Michigan.
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TeIegraphie Summary.

The Lake House, In Fond du Lac, Wis
consin, together with twenty other houses,
were burned to the ground Saturday night.
A child was burned to death and a fireman
seriously injured.
John Shaw, forty years cashier Of the
Lincoln Bank, in Bath, Maine, iedyester-
day. ,.,,--.r..< .'.-.
In Paris proceedings have been COM
menced for malfeasance against the pur.
chasers Of arms in America. ...a
1 Commissioner Pleasanton has sent to the
President for his approval Of the order con.
solidatlng the internal revenue districts In
Virginia and Alabama.
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Accident to : Rank tOnaeer.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIspATcH.7
CHARLOTTESVILLE, July IL, 1s71s-Mf. j.
I'd. Goodwin, cashier of the Farmers and
Merchants Bank Of this place, attempted
to get upon the eastern bound Chesapeake
and Ohio train this morning while 1t was
passing Greenwood Depot. he missed his
footing and was dragged some distance along
the track, and would have soon been drawn
under the wheels of the car but for the
timely stopping OF the train. He sustained
few bruises, but they are not considered
serious, - r sss.
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AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.
From France.

france.
GREAT FIRE AT RHEIMS AND FEARFUL LOSS
OF LIFE.
PARIS, July 16.-A great fire occurred at
Rheims to-day, caused by the explosion of
q quantity OF petroleum. Fifty persons
were Killed and wounded by the explosion,
and many buildings in the business portion
of the city were burned.
SOLEMN REQUIEM sERVIoEs-THE HEALTH OF
PARIs-DARBoY's SUCCESSOR, ETC.
PARIS, July 17.-Solemn requiem services
will be held in the Cathedral of Notre Dame
Tuesday, in honor of the martyred Arch
bishop DarbOy. oh
The health of Paris at present is good.
The announcement that the Archbishop
OF Tours succeeds Darboy Us Archbishop
Of Paris is confirmed.
Owing to the delay caused BY certain
technicalities, the delivery of the first hall
milliard Of indemnity to the Germans is moi
yet contaminated.
From England.
IMMIGRATION MEETING DIsPERsED-DEATH OF
THE CHIEF OF POLICE OF DUBLIN-sHIPs
FoUNDERED-THIRTY LIVES LOST.
LONDON, July 17.-An immigration meet
ing in Hyde Park was dispersed because o
boisterous proceedings. -
The chief of police OF Dublin died yes
terday from wounds received few dass
The murderer has been arrested. i
The ship Nahmon, from Bombay, bound
to Penanga, foundered in the Indian ocean
Thirty lives were lost. ....a 49,
From Spain.
MADRID, July 1.-THE Cortes has passed
a resolution to hold Cuba at any cost.
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.

Rectifying Apparatus Approved The New
York Central Case, &c.
WASHINGTON, July T.-Commissioner
Pieasanton has approved Sansbury's recti-
flying apparatus.
Secretary Boutwell, to-day referred back
to Pleasanton the New York Central case
for adjustment, without regard to the COM
pany's appeal. Pleasanton will allow reas-
enable time for the company to present
books and other official statements In sup.
port Of the abatement.
Supervising Architect Mullett has re-
turned from the inspection of Virginiu
quarries. The awards for the new build
ings will be made in q few days.
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sJ.oMMER5sII',ATI.,;.'
CoBN1AHDs FLOUR EXCHANGE, o.
RICHMOND. VA. 3rysv ~ 1871 q

Il, CcBNsAiDs FLOUR yExoHAHGgs a.
RICHMOND, VA, July ~, 1871. { II
The exchange opens nc Q A.. M. Bslescommence
at % A. N. and close at lps q. III.
Thermometer In the Exchange at III 4. M., 8.
deg. in the shade. ssss =
W1eds-- White s. 5oa buehels Red. a,lfs insheIs.
Cbfn--White, 3a2 bushels. Yellow, s74 bushels.
Mixed, 20 bushels. -,
OdtS.-e38 bushels.
RDe.-e8 bushels.
.ssEt ~. 49,. sALns. - ';:7.gs.,.=.5
b Waeat.-W hite-total. 1914 hushcla--st $Le@
s1s2s for prime, af s5faaI 90 for very good. 9150
QSl.52 for good eL4s@ az for fair, &l.lo0SLlo
for VARIOUS grades or common.
Whedt.-ked-totaI, 4. 500 bushels-et Leo for
prime 81 55GSt. 90 for very good, 5f40@ st.4s for
fair, 81 2s0eL. 40 for various grades or common.
C0rn.W bite, ala bushels at s7@ls7Sc.; rsrT good
and s7ac: for prime. yellow. 81 bushels very good
at ssc. Mixer 76 bushels prime as s73c,
Oats. SOS busheIsat e7ac. for prime old. Csc. for
good old csc. for very good Old Sac for fair old,
6oZl62ac. for fair new, 5iSo. for COMMON new.
RE-EXHIBITEp.
: Wheat, White, 100 bushels. ~, -y.
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TELEGRAPHTlJ NEWS.
New Yorx stocr m. HONEY Market;;

NEW YORK., July l7.--Money easy at a@ac.
sseriing, ies0fos. Gold, 1isbgDltss Governments
steady and firm. States generally very dali Ten.
nessee's, n; new, same Virginsa's. ESP; new, -
Louisiana,s, % asnsw, o. Lsvee,s, n; SIS, s5.
AiAbamass, D.; Us, es. Georgia,s. &c; RS, o..
North Carolina's, ash new. 81. South Cardinals
u; now, Ssl Prime discounts, z0s per cent.
10 4c's advanced; STA, 1i6 s2s, tt4S; e4s, 1iss
ass, III; new, ussi ss's, came; ess, ia ;1olos,
4
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Governor HOFFMAN HUNG Tn Fmgy-
L Death Of Prontnsnt Ffsemsp. j..
lNEw YoRK, July The efigy of Coz.
Hoffman was found hanging in the twelfth
ward. IN BrooktyU, this morning.
4 William III. Oakley, for many years q
prominent fireman in this city, has been
killed by lightning. 81 d. u.
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Rev. Thomas n. Conrad, late principal
Ct Rockville Academy, Maryland, has been
elected president OF Preston and Olin Col
iese,. at Blacksburg, Montgomery county,
Virginia, d, ~
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No More Civic PROFESSIONS I'm New
York-Death OF ON Old Citizen. 4g

NEW YORK, July T.-Resol buttons are now
pending before the Police Commissioners
forbiddfng the use Of the streets by all pro-
cessions except military and funerals.
Cornelius V. s. Roosevelt is dead. He
was seventy eight years old.
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Wheat. White, 100 bushels. 4
!. Rich1nond Tobacco bfarke

Richmond Tobacco Market. --..srssSs
july H. Bnt little change TO nnte siEcs our last
report. Good tobaccos Of all kinds are in brisk
demand. ILugs OF good weight are In request.
Nondescript grades are dull and little sought for
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SARATOGA, July 1.-THE first race to-day
was won by Oysterman, time 4:04x; the
second by, Joe Daniels, time :19K and
the third by Mary Starke, time $40. 4
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The Boston Press and Ben Butler.
BosroN, July F.-Butler's readiness to
accept the Goyernorship meets with an un-
favorable response from the Boston jour-
milo ${ISEsEt IS. E=s,.-'sz5- - 30.
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The kitchen aud contents of Mrs. Car.
ter, residing near New London, were de.
s.troyed few nights ago by fire.-Lynch.
burg Vtryiman.
(WhatIl
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& Fearful Tornado I'm Here Jersey.
5s yINELAHp. y !, July IL. There has
been fearful tornado here OF thunder,
lightning, ard rain. The Episcopal church,
two railroad depots, and several houses
were sprostrateds 1. No casualties ars re-
n
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3. st,,, : !, !. s,osd s,lafs,.

SAN FHAHcIsoos July II Gold piains as
rich as those of California and Australia
have been found In Mexico, and are Attract,
ing tAousapds from America, rs
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RICHMOND AND PBrERsBuRa r. X. Col
RICHMOND. VA, June I, ls71. I
NHE TRAINS ON This ROAD

THE T 3 ANS ON raIs ROAD
ana as Z. NJ; and leave Peters6urs atlOs A. N.
and 7 40 2. M.
Accommodation trains leave Richmond daily
at A. n: and p. NJ, and leave Petersburg daily
at 10 A. II. and r. II.
The a:l5 A. II. train Will not leave Richmond on
Petersburg on SUNDAYS. fslte \ - :.
Passengers for Norfolk VIII take the s:ss P. II.
daily train, and those from Norfolk will connect
at Petersburg with the 10 A. n. train. 3.
Passengers from Glover Hill will take the gao A.
Il. train on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays
1855 p. n.
Tha mail trains viii stop only at Chester.
The A. IL. train viii connect at Peters,
burg with the Atlantic Ohio, and Mississippi rail-
road for Lynchburg daily. 5ass-s.
isLEEPING CAR on the :SS train, running
throuph to w ilmington. Il. Is. KAEEY,
.1e Ticket and Ereight AGENT
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Mrs. Admiral DahIren Ia completing the
memoirs commenced By bis father 81 Go sA
VEts Dahigreq. 4s.
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A Boy HANGS HIMsELF.-A correspon.
dent writes 10 the Lynchburg Neacs from
Copper Valley, Floyd county, giving the
particulars Of the hanging of boy only 10
years Of age. He says:
lone Of the most unnatural occurrences
upon record took place near here on Fri
day last. Willie &. switzer, q very spright-
" boy, in his tenth year, without any
known cause, adjusted small string to his
neck and afterwards to bush (as related
by Il small girl with him at the time), and,
Swinging of, hung himself. He was dead
beyond recovery before aid could reach
him. All who knew the little boy arrive
ut one conciusion-tha he did not Intend
TO DESTROY himself, but that be was trifing,
and that his death was purely an accident,
never contemplated by himself.
is, indeed, sad occurrence, and is OF
present the wonder aud aStonishmens OF
hi, community"
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RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL.
AZ sHoAI--0n snd after JUNE rTH. Is71.

RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL.
-AS ;ROAD--On and after JUNE tITR. iS7l.
s - GOING WEST: -
mcnd daily 0except sundsys1 at zscS A. ~ icsSes
DanT,ns 81 :s Al. n; arrives NJ Ggasusboro, at
Train No. Hyncsbure PASSENGER, lave. R,c,.
5P. NJ. 49, = ~sAeASufk -
Train No. 10 Through NAL and Express, leaves
hi s;n daily at $50 p. NJ; leaves Danyfiie
daiiy at 1879 M; arrives ss Greensboro daily
GOING EAST:
Train No. 10 Througa Mail and Express) leaves
greensboro, daily at 100 p. M; leaves Dsnyilla
daily at loI3 z. NJ; arrives &C Richmond daily az
Train No. s(Throush Passenger, leaves Green's
6oro' daily Except sundaysI at II :65 A. NJ. leaves
Dany1le at l:27 z. ID; arrives at Richmond at S:22
p M. aEtE.-3 - =
Train No. Nynchburg Passenger) leaves
Lyncnburg daily at $50 a. II. leaves Burkevillo
at z. III. arrives as Richmond at 2. II.
Trains Nos. 2andl0 connect at Greensboro, with
Trains on North Carolina Railroad for all points
South. :, ~ ~ ..r7 = - = +.
Train No. 8 connects a. BurkeyilIe with Train
on Atlantic, Mississippi, and Ohio Railroad for
all points Southwest and South. ~ = - -
THROUGH TICKETS TO all points South AND
Southwest can be procured at the ticket Office in
Papers that have arrangements to advertise the
schedule OF this com pany viii please print az
above. JOHN B.. MACMUEDO,
Je13 General Freight and Ticket Aren't.
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From Russia.
RELIGIOUS LIBERTY IN RUSSIA.

LONDON, July H.-Prince Gortschakof
has expressed to the deputation Of the
American Evangelical Alliance the sym
pathy of his august master, the Car, with
the object of their prayer-that is, the adj
vapcement of the cause Of religious liberty
in Russia.
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The i" Heated Term" I'm Missouri
Observation-Disclosures by Lightning

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 7.-Yesterday the
A man and woman we've killed by light
ming in the vicinity of st. Joseph, Mo.
CINCINNATI, ONO, July ia farmer
near Norwalk, Ohio, was killed by light
ming from nearly cloudless sky.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY IL, lsa. p
ARRIVED.
Steamer wyauoke, Bourne, New York, nier.
chnndise and passengers. JOHN W. Wyatt. Z !.
Steamer George B. Upton, Roberts. New YORK.
AT steaner PaIisade, Nelson, Kingsmiii, merchan-
disc and passengers, 6. Il. Gurrie.
+ qtstst 6AILxp &.,zee ~ =
steamer John Sylvester, clifford. gorfolk. mer-
schnsner emma P Douglas, Ellis, Norfolk via
Oaborneys, coal, Curtis d PARKER. ~. s 81
80 80 - BELOW. 5s-zgss4 zssiE = s
Brig and i've schooners ~ tow for h q 'i
MEAoRANDUA.s 5ss,. .
ss,-,,, f1,or,srg s.Iptg l7.-ArYiyed, steamer al
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-18

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
CROAD.-Un and after THURSDAY. june Isl,
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Richmond lsun-
DAYS excepted) as follows: GIL,
$50 A. M.-MAlL THA1S for The WMte sui.
nhur Sprtngs, CONNECTING at GordonsyiDe with me
Orange and AansssS s sad' south.
8 S:SS p. M.-ACCOMMohATIO .9 y
except on Saturday on waiso SSy
Vile with the night trains on the Orange AlsIan,
dria and Manassas railroad for LfHChboh0
ON and AFTER the 18th Of JUNE PAssEEGEh
TEAM viii run daily Except Sandsyl between
Ssaunton aud the While sulphur, - foionnSs's IT.
Leave StnuntOn de. % n
Arrive at w hite sulphur at........'...asssp NJ
Leave White sulphur 6t..-......,..'.s.s.11.ssp q
ArrVe at ssaunton nc. - III rn,nfs
Through tickets, at low rates, SOLO 70 III poli''
Nor1hsest and Southweat. =. tho
Further Information may be obtained ~ 'as
co Nd ppasseness Trains are run ON sundsys:
NO E@oSenseA - a. II. PERRY.
General superintendent.
JAMES r. NErHERLAsD, Gent Ticket AsI
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