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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-05-31
WOODWARD & LAW,

WOODWARD & Law,
Continue to Offer
Bargains for the Cash
In Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Ready
Made Clothing, Gents, Ladies, Misses
dnd Childrcn's Boots and Shoes,
Crockory, Glassware, Woodenware,
&c.
The special attention Of the Ladies
is called to our flne assortment OF
Prints, M uslins, Mozo mbiques, Linens,
Challes, Poplins, &d. Also to kid
Glove we are selling at $l.00 a pair,
The special attention Of the Gen
tlemen is called to our stock OF
Bead5 Made Clothing, Cassimeres
Linens, and Fine Felt and Straw
Hats Of the latest styles.
All goods sold at the lowest CASH
PRICES.
WOODWARD G. LAW,
nay l6
~ = Jtlst Received.
) FHOTCE Fulton Msrkot Beef, Pear
/, ~ White Grist and Bofniny. Canned Tc
D | tsastsoea, AID Csnyasssd Hams.
Iney 70 d. H. PLBNNIBgN'S.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-05-31

Anaoasse er Mu Riuax Outrage.
We have Deeh Informed that Henry
Houston, who was hung st this place
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-10-18
VALUABLE PRCPERTY
FOR SALE.
4 Rare Chance for Investment.

BEING dcSirous Of devoting myself ex-
eusvely TO the Commission Business, l Of.
fer my entire REAL ESTATE, situated ill
New berry County, FOR SALE. consisting
Of the following TRACTS OF LAND, viz:
TRACT no. I-ContnininS $40 acres,
more or less, on which is my Dwelling, Il
large, newly ftted.up house, containing
nine rooms, pautrics, closets, &C., ard al!
necessary out,buildingS. Also, a coed
STORE HOUSE, which is one Of The best
stands in all this section Of country, at
which have done good business. There
is also public WOOD and BLACKSMITH
SHOP, which has good run OF custom. all
in full operation. There is some fnc Boz
tom Land, well ditchcl and in high state
Of cultivation.
TRACT NO. 2-Containing 100 acres,
more or less, and adjoining Tract No. ],
On this is large and prosperous MER'
CHANT, CORN and SAW MILL, all III
good running order and doing a good bu>i-
ness, also Il good Gin IIouse and Gin, ruiz
by water, with Screw and other necessary y
buildings On this ira t is some very val
liable Bottoms, well ditched and in Il high
state Of cultivation. This is very valua.
Bile tract.
TRACT no. 3--Contain;ng lS9 acres,
more or less, adjoining tracts No. and ,,
about sixty acres Of this is in original forest,
and some fine cultivatins land, well water
ed. and very accessible, lying between the
Two public roads.
TRACT no. 4-Containing So acres,
adjoining tract No. !. On this is a spien-
did Mill seat, known ~ the old Red Mii!,
there is some fresh cleared land Gu this
tract, and in a high state Of cultivation,
there is plenty OF water, and splcad!G
snri:rc, also laborers houses.
TRACT no. 5-Containing - acre.,
known us tho Moatcs place, and adjoining
tract No. !. There is Il Dwell ng and other
oul.5uiIIngS, and splendid $pria: Of VA
ter.
TRACT 40. 6-Containing 262 acres, al.
Joining tracts Nos aud 5, on which arc il.
bnrers houses and stables. On this tract is
some fine Bottom Land, well ditched, anG
il, high state Of cultivation.
TRACT NO. 7-Containing IL acres,
known as the GipSon place, OH which Is Il
good frame dAcling, with necessary out
buildings, and good spring Of never fall
ins water, ard some fine cmiiv4tinG land.
TRACT 10. $-Containin: 3I9 acres,
known as the Kinard Or Gary land, on
which is n Dwelling, with necessary ont.
buildings This is one Of the best farming
tracts Of land in all this section Of country.
There is some very fine cotton land, some
forty acres of which is fresh cleared and in
cultivation this year, and piruty CT original
iauI TO clear.
Ptr<ols wishing to hnr will do well TO
come and sce these lands, | will take pleas
u.c IN showing them AS can be fourl Oh
the premises vii! ria&s the terms casy
to Ali approved purchaser.
IF rot disposed U! before, will SOL itcsc
lan.ls at public oatcrS, SALE-DAY IN no
VEMBEH NEXT, At NEW BERRY COURT
HOUSE. Any information wanted will hc
cheer!n!ty given by addressing ne at New
berry. s. g.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-10-18
\, ?. BOOZER & Co.,

HAVE now in store the largest, best Sc
lected and cheapest stock Of English and
American Hardware, Woodenware, Paints,
Oils, Window Glass, Carriage and Wagon
Material, and Agricultural implements, that
they have offered to the public for the last
ten Yeas
These goods have been selected directly
from manufacturers and Importers on the
most favorable terms, ard as we desire a
rapid sale Of them, We have marked them
down TO the lowest living prices An ex-
animation OF oar stock is desired, and We
guarantee prices as low AS can be furnished
anywhere IN tie State, FOR CASH 0NLl.
SAMUEL p. Bo0ZEr. JOHN o. PEOPLES,
Ncwhcrr.. ). G., Oct. !, 4U-3t.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-10-18
Ready Made

Buggy, Carriage and Wagon Wheels, and
Buggy, Carriage and Wagon Material, SIX
different <izcs;oi Wheels, made OF best ma
,eriAl and by experienced W#ee!wriSht$.
Also, ii large stock OF lInhS, SpokcS, Hims,
STRAITS, -iA.cs, Springs, Enameled Cloths
&c. yull sets Of Timbers for Wheels, mar-
tiscd and dressed, at only 500 per sett
All other goods nj equally low prices for
cash. At S. ?. BOOZER i COS.
Oct. 1, I0-3t.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-10-18

CONSISTING OK
Warranted BOOTS and SHOES.
for young aud old.
Warranted lot of Ladies aud Misses
SHOES, of More s. Larabee's make.
HATS. for Men and Boys.
LEATHER, SADDLES, HAIR
NESS. BRIDLES. WHIPS, &c.
CUTLERY and HARDWARE
generally.
FACTORY YARN, by the whole
sale and retail.
GUNS, PISTOLS, &C.. &c.
COFFEE, TEA, SUGAR, MO-
LASSES.
SOAP, PEPPER. SPICE, GIN
GER, STARCH, &c.
HOES. SIIOVELS, SPADES.
SCYTHE BLADES. NAILS.
STATIONERY, INK, PENS,
PENCILS.
LIME and KEROSENE.
BOLTING CLOTHS.
SINGERS SEW IN e Ma
CHIMES.
We hope to satisfy i'll quality and
price.
?, II, & R, \, CHICK,
Sen 81 3Q-tf
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SheriT's Sale.

Thomas B. Chalmers, Admir- dc boniS, will
annexed, of Thos w. Thompson, dcccaS.
ed, VS.. ThoS. 4. Thompson, John NJ.
Thompson and VIM. A Williams, Admir-,
ct al.
Br virtue Of a decretal order in the above
stated case, Will sell Oh the first Monday
in November next, at the usual honr Of sale,
all the interest Of the Estate Of ThoS. W.
Thompson, decd, in one lot Of land in the
town of Newberry, containing about FOUR
ACRES, more or !esS-a street reserved for
the town next lot Of +. Werber-said lot is
bounded by lcs now occupied Gy Win. Mar
tin, lot Of James Gaunt, and also by street
AZ agreed npon by separating it from +.
We-ber. Terms Cash.
T. n. PAYSINGER, S. y. c.
Oct. II, 4l-3t.
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The Paper for Ercry RcHdcf.
THE ILLUSTRATED
Record and
Repository
Formerly Called The Illustrated Family
Friend

4 MAMMOTH REPOSITORY OF GOOD
READING. Science, Art Stories Poetry. Eu-
quette Fashions. Farm, Garden, Household
Matter and Recipes.
Already reaches FIVE HUNDRED post offices in
the South alone. and has reading circulation OF
near TH1GTY THOUSAND.
That its already immense circulation may be
extended unit. il reaches sl lovers OF good read
ing. The publishers ere RECEIVING subscriptions 1T
only One Dollar Year. aud sending to every
subscriber L splendid premium package contain
ing THIRTY dife:er: articles. among which are
the latest fashionable ciuted. initiated aud French
Stationery, i'e7lumed >aches. Pens, Pencil. aud
choice off piece Of .Jewelry. The Premium i'll
most places. would cost more than dollar. An
extra copy aud premium sent free :or club Of
Svc. Witches. Sewing Machines, Pianos. bic
tiouaries. !u5uuis, Silver Ware, given for clubs.
Now IS the tine ~ subscribe. aud get specimen
papers and premium. aud raise club. Send One
Dollar for one years subscription. and - cents
10 cover expenses fer Iasjliug premium.
Address plainly. Record uud !tcpositGrv.i or
L. Y. HARRISON & CO..
Oct !, 4C-tf. sparta. ia.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-10-18
Nails, Traces and
Harness.

25 doz. S. 81. Collins and Vim. Aann'S
SUI erior Axes, 1T Sl.335 each.
1 Ioz. good medium Axes, at 3l.on each.
l25 Kegs best Cut Nails, IS TO 4Od. a!
$3.50 per Keg for ordinary sizes.
200 pair No. ! Traces, weight St lbs. to
the pair, only 81 90 per pair. q Weigh
your Traces when you 90 10 buy.
II doz. best Root HameS, iuadc to our
order by patterns furnished us by J. h:
Sclrmprrt, Esq. This is the best made and
best fitting Ilnmes we have ever offered.
AL tic above lat
S. p. BOUZER & cos,
Oct. (, tO-3G Hardware store.
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SALE OF LAND.
1896 Acres,
NOTICE..

The UNDERSIGNED having accepted the
AGENCY OF the Firm of MEssRs. NloS &
CO. Charleston, S. c.. is prepared to make
LIBERAL ADVANCES on consignments Of
COTTON 10 this HOUSE, or to their friends
in New York, Boston or elsewhere.
Bv strict attention 70 the best interests Of
the PLANTER and SHIPPERS, he hopes to
merit share Of the patronage OF the pub
lie.
Office at the store Of Mr.. P. Scott. where
in my absence, Mr.. E. a. Scott viii attend
10 hu>iu.sS '"r me. nv ;. hAth.
Sept. 20, 3S-ln.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-10-18
SHERIFF'S SALE.

IN PROBATE COURT.
James E. N. Reid, Petitioner, against Geo.
". Reid and Martha +. Reid, Defendants.
Petition for Partition ofLand.
By virtue Of an order of James G.. I.eahv,
Probate Judge. will sell, on saie-dar, til.
9th of November, at Newberry Court House,
One Hundred and eight and
69-100 acres Of land, more
less,
situated about two miles from the town Of
Newberry. bounded ami bu,ting upon lands
B. II. Buzhardr, Z. II. Christian, ard J.
Smith, james Henry, James Maffttt and
James A. Crotwcl.
TxRxs OF SALE.-One half cash. the 1alance
on credit Of twelve months. with Interest from
day OF sale. and bond and mor;g to secure
the credit portion. Purchaser to pay for stamps
and papers. aud to have privilege of paying the
whole ir cash If desired.
THOS. NJ. PAYSINGER.
Ocs2, II, st 1850 S.N.C.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-10-18
EXECUTORS SALE
OF
REAL EST AT E

BY Virtue of an Order from the Court o.!
Probate for said County, we will sell at
Edge6eld c. H., to the highest bidder, on
the first Monday In November next, the
following LANDS belonging to the Estate
Of MARSHALL FRAZIER late Of said
County, decd, viz:
: ONE TRACT OF LAND at Island Ford,
on Big Saluda River, known as the Home
Tract, containing Six Hundred ard Ninety
six Acres, more or less, adjoining lands Of
,Lod Hill, J. II. Brooks and others.
- Also.
ONE OTHER TRACT at Island Ford,
known as the River Tract, containing Eight
Hundred and Fify-nine Acres, more or less,
adjoining lands of jeremiah Cooper
Beard. the Home Tract and oilers.
The above Lands are very valuable and
productive, have good improvements, aSd
are in high state Of cultivation rare
opportunity is here offered to persons
wishing real estate TO purchase the best
plantation in Edgefe!d County.
Also.
THE HOMESTEAD whereon the said
Marshall Frazier resided at the time Of his
death, a. Edge6eld Court House, with about
Seventy-6ve Acres Of land attached. This
is one of the most handsome residences at
Edge6eld, AM the place is admirably i'm.
proved otherwise.
Also.
ONE TRACT OF LAND lying on Beaver
Dam Creek, containing Two Hundred and
6fty-seven Acres, more or less, adjoining
lands of A. \. Glover, 4. j. Norris, e. j.
Toungblood and others.
Also.
THE LARGE STORE HOUSE in Edge
field Village formerly occupied by Frazier
4 Sanders.
also.
TEE STORE HOUSE on the South West
corner Of the Public Square, at Edgefeld
village, adjoining the present stand Of B.
C. Bryan.
TERMS 0ne-third Cash. Balance on a
credit Of one and two years, in equal all
nual instalments, with interest from day Of
sale. The credit portion Of purchase mon
ey to be secured by mortgage Of the said
lands Purchasers to pay for titles and
stamps. W Il. FRAZIER,
". A. SANDERS,
Oct. II, 41-2t. Executors.
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NOTICE.

THOSE Gesir!cuS OF ri,!;n-. il tie Grand
Tournament, Which is: &C take place 1t the
State ta:V, 1t Co!rmhi.. :. C., oa Wc,!!cS-
day the sth Gay OF November, proxmo,
between the hoC:S oE !. and 1, will please
correspond with NJ. 7. I!a>eil G;hbcs, Sec
retary Of this Board, WHO vii: inform them
as 10 the rules, regulations, and al! matters
pertaining thereto.
\. {. HASKELL,
NJ. {. BCTLER,
J. p. PALMER,
THOMAS TAYLOR,
WILLIAM WALLACE,
Managers
Oct. II, 4l-;i.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-18

WANTED, an ENGLISH TERRIER
w DOG, o. pure blood. He must he youag. A
pnp of establ he'd blood pi eferred. Apply at this
oHlpp all 1874.
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Ras,rnn,f Accsdetrt.

rsPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE. DISPATCH.
GOSHEN, VA, Aug. 1.-THE pay train,
bound west. ran into the westward bound
freight train yesterday afternoon at Pan
,ther Gap, between this place md Millboro'.
The freight train was forty minutes behind
time, and had stopped for wood and water.
The pay train was approaching at eight
miles per hour, and could not see the
freight until within forty yards of the.wood-
pile, owing to m. abrupt curve. The. en-.
CINE attached to the pay train was damaged
badly, and the caboose car attached to the
freight train was also badly broken. The
engineer, fireman, and conductor were on
the pay engine at the time, but did not
iump off. No one was hurt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-18

Correspondence Of the kchmond DispEtrh.l
ASHLAND, Aug. IL, 1871.
The picnic eXcui sion of the Clay-street
Methodist Church, from your CITY, arrived
here this morning about half past So'clock :,
under charge of the superintendent, Mr..
George W. Armstcad.
4 portion of the party extended their
trip to Milford, Were thcy VISITED the beau
tilul place of Capt. John Gill, and were de-
lighted with their visit there and the hospi-
table reception which was extended to
them.
The larger portion of the picnic party
remained here, when they repaired mt once
to The grounds Of Randolph Macon College,
where they have been having good time
generally al day.
The arrangements made by their COM
mittce were very complete, and good order
and good feeling have been the order Of
the day. Grown people and children have
been supplied with substantial and delight
full comforts for the inner man, in the shape
OF an excellent dinner.
The vocal concert this evening under the
guidance Of Messrs. j. W. Cardwell and
John n. King, was 4 success, and enjoyed
hy all who were in attendance. Our little
village has been much enlivcned by this
pleasant little picnic party. E.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-18
Weather Repo~s

Z WASHINGTON. = Aug. 17.-Probnb,,;,,eo
sontherly winds, with local storms. are nro.,
bable for Friday north and west of illinpp; i9
clear weather for the interior of New York
and New England tonight, followed bv
cloudy and threatening weather Fridsy
noon or afternoon a severe storm is prob.
a;d1,y aavanc c northwestward, over Flor
and rain to the South Atlantic coast ard
northerly winds to Alabama and Louisiana
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-18
views of senator Morton.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 17.--Senator Morton adj
dressed an immense audience here to-day.
BE thought Grants chances little the best
at present. he opposed State sovereignty,
as taught by the. democrats, andsaid there
was no safety for the people without cen
tfalization. The greatest idea Of the Re
publican Carty was national unity III we
abandon chat we are not q nation, but SIM
ply an aggregation OF independ dent States,
which pit some time OF other viii sgo TO
Diecpa - ~
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The Mississippi Rsase s,a,,.

: JJAcEsos.. Mfss... Aug. II The nre,n;,,n,
i us. OF The State Fair has been iasnpd IL ~
nlled with liberal premiums in an the tienar =.
ments OF agrinultHreand commerce seyaraI
thonsand dollars in premiums OF, cotton
ana other products; liberal premiums sI for
oloaoed horses, aud the Jockey Club Ass 90.
ciafion have liberal prizes offered for stnc sp
, me air commences ON the 23d Of 0ntn'
per and continuesone week. : 49,
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: The Cuban Imbror,,o

NEW York, Aug. 17.-The feud 80 lono
existing between the Cubans is at an end
a meeting vas held last night at the house
of a pro minent Cuban exile, ut which were
present Cubans Of all parties. The resio.
nations of Aladma and Mestre were az
cepted by the new representatives of the
Cuban Republic, and to-day Aqulira and
Cespedes were Installed agent and diplo-
matte commissioner Of the Republic,
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Domestic Markets-lBY TELEaRApu1

NEW YORK, Aug. E.-Cotton in fair demand,
chle ny Tor export sales, $3.50 bales; uplands
mon t. fair extra, s.. $3.50; good to choice,
sg is@!Ss: Whlskey, osa995ac. Wheat IRREGULAR
FLAG. Corn heavy at 860l67c. Isicc, sa6Sosc. PcTs
dun &c $la ESQ Sla .s73. Lard strong keaie sac.
NaVals firm. Freigbts firm.
BALTIMORE, Aug. l7.-Virginia's, old, 50 bid,
52s asked; do. coupons. new, 7a bid, J
Flour dull and weak. Whest firm. Corn.
white, T@77c. ;. yellow, s6067c. Uats, 426043c.
ptoylstons improved In demand and unchanged.
Wh1skey unchanged. :" .
CINCINNATI, Aug. l7.-Flour and corn dull.
Pork, $l225 offered Lard, &c. asked. Bacon
quiet and unchanged. Tobacco demand rood at
1utl prices sales. 1877 hogsheads. go :
LOUISVILLE, Aug. lL-Provisions only a SIN sll
order business: Pork, 3d. Whtskey, sac. 70
sales lag hogsheads. ~ E, =. 80 ;,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-18

FREDERICK CoUNTY.-The following are
the delegates to the State Conservative
Conventions: Holmes Conrad, r. /. kurtZ,
N. s. Meade, j. p. Rely, j. Carr Baker,
Thos. Cover, DR.. S. j. Smith, VIM. Jobe.
1t was resolved that any citizen of this
county who may he present at Richmond
on the 3Oih of August be authorized to re-
present this county in the State Conven-
lion: and in the event that any township
or ward be unrepresented, that the other
delegates from the county or town be au.
thorized to represent said township, or
ward: and in the event no one is present
from this county, then DR.. Hunter Nc
CURE, Gen. p. r. Moore, and Ropt Ould,
be APPOINTED al.ernates and authorized to
cast the vote of this county and represent
us in said Convention.
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sentence :, of Mnrdere.rs Conn m.luted.

TOPEKA, kansas, Aug. l7.-Mrs. Scales
and MIS-. Fard, convicted of numbering
Mir. Scales, and sentenced to be hung to-
day. have had their sentences committed
to imprisonment for life.. The judge and
jury refused to sign the petition for COM
mutation. - j., 4,5
The Governors action causes; surprise,
as the conyicts confessed their crime, and
there were no extenuating circumstances.
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White Sulphur Springs.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Aug. IT,
Bishop Pinckney, Of Maryland, and Bishop
Wilmer, Of Louisiana, are among the re-
cent arrivals. and about dozen OF the
reverend clergy also, D. G. Dejarnette,
Prof. Venable, and K. A. Lancaster, OF
Vir nnia 80
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TELEGTAP HTp NEWS.

new York sfock ard sfoaey mar kaf.
. NEW YORK. Ang. l1.- Money dachs need. ster..
ling aGsa Gold, 1las@i1ss Governmaut,s- s so,s
advanced ;isra +; s,,s, itAs Etases' excsedfpaiy
essy; Tennes ee,s, lsa new. ,ss vitsiniss. @; |:
new. IA. Icuistana's. as new, 90. Levees, 90, ga
e. Aiabams's, 100 81, 81 Geoysia,s, 90 us. Oh
North Caroiina's IS: rev, %, Foutl Carolina,s,
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Now York .aser,,.-

( New York, Aug.17 IA yorinc Jananeso
FRINGE who has been here for se ,rgsS
months, seeking education, is dying Of con- =.
a youth IN attempting to shoot his uncle
s ma9 was chastising him, shot bis nother,
tGodi1y. 80 u. ~ t.liN. 60. -
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.nHESAPEAKE AND OaIO RAIL.

rHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
" kokD.-tn and after tn U2SDAY, Dune lst,
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Richmond tSun.
days e1cepted) 40 follows:
$3.50 A. Mn ALL TkAIN for The White Bull.
phur springs connecting at Gordonsville With The
orange, Alexandra and Manassas train for
Warrington and North. and Lynchburg and South.
1855 p. s1.-ACCOhAUDATlON tor
GordonBville, except on Saturday, on which tay IL
leaves ST r. N. This train connects at Goidons-
vile with the night trains OH the Orange Alexan.
iria and Manassas railroad for LYdCHBUhG
&C" On and alter the 18th OF JUNE q PASSENGER
TKAlN will run daily Except Sunday between
stanton aud the While sulphur, 40 follows:
Leave Staunton EL. 80 O. -
Arrive at w hite sulphur at.............i:sa n
rr,vs .t sraunfnn at. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES p. n.
Through tickets, at low gates, sold 10 all points
Northwest and Southwest.
= further information may be obtained st the
company's otnces. s.8
No Passenger TrainS are run on sundays:
- - - a. II. PERRY,
Z. ~ stSg. z:S!43Brl General Snperintenden
JAMES r. NETHERLkND, Gen1 Ticket Agt
d ~.
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The officers Of the Staten IsJREd
Ferry C0mpany-O W m ers OF the
WcsrSieJd ImDrtSOneI I'm the TOInbs.

New York, Aug. T.-Jacob Vanderbilt,
president OF the Staten Island: Ferry Com
pany; William Braisted, superintendent;
and Henry Robinson, engineer, against
whom the coroner's. jury yesterday re-
nection with the Westfield disaster, were
brought up before Coroner Keenan, this
morning, and committed to the Tombs
prison, the coroner refusing to accept bail.
The action of the coroner has caused sur
prise, as bail to any amount was offered,
and could have been given.
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rhc Religious Disturbance at osdens.

OGDENsBURa, Ny, Aug. 1.-THE mob
again prevented Baron de Comm from de-
Iivering his anti Catholic lecture. De Comm
was taken TO the station.house. The ex-
element was very high. =
I The Mayor has. organized force, and
several ringleaders of ths mob have been
arrested. "
The friends of free speech are deter
mined that De Comm shall lecture.
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California Politics.

+: SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 1.-THE Taxpay
ers' Convention has nominated full mn
nicipal ticket. headed by William Alyord
for Mayor. The Democrats have already
ticket in the field, and some dissatisfied
Republicans propose to nominate full
ticket.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-18
COM w EkCiAL.

CoRN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
RlCHAoRD, VA, aug. II, 1871. I
OFFERINGS.
Wheat " hite, ALSO bushels. Red. 1880 bushels.
Corn.-White, go bushels. Mixed, la bushels.
OATS DIS bushels. '
Rae. -l3s bushels. ~
Meat.- 100 bu; hels.
ScreeniEgs.-2i bushels,
aALEo.
WeGt.-W hite-total, 4, <14 bushels-at Sl523 for
prime $l.47a u. so for very good 81. Is for good
$l.ao fer fair; $I.le@s1S Sc for various grades OF
common.
Wheat .-Red-total, 3,lle bushos-at Sl.45@Sl50
for very good S.4o for good $l.35 for fair 81 10
@Sl30 for various grades o. common.
COTn.-W bile-totsl, 100 busheI,-as Soc. for
good; 7st. for fair 7sc. for common. Mixed, la
bGs bells very good st soc.
Odts.-s00 ,shelS--at dsr. for prime 47c. for
se-y good ACC. for good Acc. for common.
Rye u oushelS-a 1T &c. for good 62s:. for COM
nlou.
Screenings. - II bushels ut eoc.
tRE-ExUIBITED.
Wheat.-White, s72 bushels, Red, 1872 bushels.