davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-12


Oct. 1t firm Mddlngs. l8sc; receipts ~
h.~s
Br1oS Oct ll-Cotton dull Millng,. 2Pc; receipts :
b,ie. ,rosS. lales sales 30 bales; stock iJ1 bales
L1uI- OCT. ll-COttOn quiet; MndAugs l'c.
GALVESTON Oct -COOn dull Cool Ordinary, Clc net receipts
ts bales: ssles. 100 bales; stock 81 48 bales. - -.
rs, l1-Coton dull and lower; MdIings l9!c
go bales gro llS3 baSi sales 2OOJ bales stoc
tGS bsleA
n Lows, Oct. lI.-Co,ton nominal; Mddings, lac
PEIiADEIPHIA. Oct ll-COtOn firm MiIdhugs NC
AuOUsl Oct I-Coon quiet steady MddIing', l7ic re
KTsru Oct lo-COtton dui Mddngs lstc receipts, 2+s0
talA TN
Bl+uoRH oct IlCot,on snD Adipcs l9ic net receipts 1879
taa r bales eIyoscosstSlo, 10 baes sales 40 bales
sOct ,G0hAe% $500, ,,,o,,, .
NosG Oct llCoioh dun and lower Mddngs l8id8sc; net
y-epA exports 500 bales sales IO bales;
a,nt nsS5 bales ,,,
Iytc
WLsrS0rcS 0ct -Coton quiet hddings l8!c; net receipts
6s hes ssles :! bales; stock. J,3Jn bales
CHARLESTON lCOtOD quiet; Low Mddngs 1875; net re-
l| bales; eIpOriscOastWse 100 bales sales lW bales;
EaHi b.gSg ha-s.
SOuK OF llCotton steady; Low Mdrg, lsr ne; recepts
JNke rIOr-cOSstwse 48 sales 2OJ bIles ItocE +OL
bh
1l-Cotton in fair demand offerings large; MA:
dag Qt receipts 2625 bsesi e1pOrts-cOisi"!se |oe0
lao, sLes ~ Oaes stock, 1913 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-12
THE CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD Co.
SF,RETAEy's OFFICE, CHICAGO. Ill, Aug I. 1871.

SfPErLEy's OTFcE. CHICAGO, Ill, Aug. I, 1871. 5
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS Stock
ssr Of chicago and Alton Riroad CO%E1Dy are eesey no
t-iui CASH lVDESD Of Five PER CENT free OF Govern
mt declared Preferred and Common Soeh OF THIS
oEpy Of the last months payable At he once
G. A ArSrs NJ X JeSup Company No ~ LIB
~ Civ the h dAv OF Septenoer nert 10 holders VINO
the close Of hours the 18th inst at
Nt aur book will be closed reopenSd for trInserI
Q. %. iib ~ NJ LARRlBRE Seere;Irv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-12
rryy.1o LIVE STOCK MARKBT-ocr. Il

Cle- Receipts ~ heal making 5 EJ against 458
market dali and nomnsly unchanged
teu aud sales light ISLES III Kentucky ranging from
lhps r. asa sc; $50 Ohio ranging from C3 to lio
HSTiqS6 10 our averaging lOj2 70, at 81 lGO lnda
trnf r,m - 70 az Il IS 81; 80 chgsn, averaging Ji6
sheen AID Receipts Ass head market dull ana
IIs- s, 3l head Mchigan averaging II n al 81 24i
h,n ranrrg from 100 h at ga - l@ Canada lambs
nncsf fn "a 10 20 n at IS 62B Hogkecepts 8 head
a lgcL sales J bead at - 500 ii IS for meum
LGs,L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-12
financial

THE NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUD-
L SOS RIVER r. H. Co-TkEAsUAERs OFFICE ALBANI, Sept
GO! -
D'r, OF this have declared DIVIDEND Of FOUR
a. PR CENT the CAPITAL STOCK thereof PAYABLE on MON
BAY Of October the once Of Aessrs Duncan
SsruAa 4 Co.. IN the City Of New.lorf - 49,. - -
Tb nav, 10 declared DIVIDEND Of FOUR a. PER CENT on
N>oLIDAIION CERTIFICATES issuei h the Company,
nb, date the once Of the Union If Company IN
v. Atr Of New York
Tnu.r Bools closed the close Of business SATCR
DAY instant and Will he reopened
nopiuy ~ WEDNESDAY the eighteenth iay 0f October
+ ID XORi 'ESTE Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-12
Eeriures ano nieetlnss.

L'REE LECTURE on the Principles and Prac-
r u Photography AID Rporin.. rllC RsDAY Oc ~ ala
D. m At Mercantile Library, Aston pse by Ma Eia b. BurnA
DRINCE OF ORANGE LODGE No. 49, A. F.
and A. Mrhe members are hereby CAMONbD to aten1 ne
resulsr nuncaOn MONDAY ltt inst oe-heleiof
n Chiraso saterr.
~ " eIPec,e! be present ~ c-ier ~
" " 4. 1tOkNE Master.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-12

TI'HE MOULTON CONCERTS.
Il HOTlCE-rhs sale Of Seats for the Of
THREE GRAND MOuLTON CONCERTS
AND ONE GRAND MOULrON MNIINER
will commence 1 STElNWAl HALL
THIS MORNING at a m Price. 50.
The Management has the honor of announcing that
MRS. CHARLES M0ULrON
will give q series ~
THREE GRAND CONCERTS AND ONE GRAND MATINEE.
SenNay Hall MONDAY Oct 10: TUESDAY Oct. II; FRIDAY,
Oct. 20 aud SATURDAY AFTERNOON. Oct II.
M0ULTON will be assisted BY the following eminent ARTISTS:
Mis AGNES PALMER, COnIrhtO.
SIgnor q. LRONI. the fayohte Amateur Tenor
Signor GlORGIO RONCONl Baritone
PABLO SARASA1B Violin FnOso
And GRAND ORCHESTRA. under the Direction Of
Syunr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-17

A German. American convention in San
Francisco has adopted 4 platform approx
ing all the reconstruction acts, fayoring full
restoration to citizenship OF the late
"rebels," opposing Chinese labor, and IN !,
ss,ine upon the repeal Of all liquor tarlfl
and Sunday laws
James Crosby was arrested and lodged IN
Jail Wednesday last. charged with having
beaten to death Mrs. Anna Ellis, in Ill
lary street, Brooklyn, N. 7. Crosby at.
tackled the woman because she had whipped
one Of his children. ~ w.. ~ st::1 :.
The remains Of Bishop. General Polk are
to be removed from the church-yard OF ot.
PauPs, in Augusta, Ga, where they now
Law unmarked, to Louisiana, where
monument Will be erected over them.
Hon. John Van Lear Mcmahon, one or
the most distinguished lawyers of the
MARY land bar when in active professional
life. died 1T Cumberland on Thursday.
The Knights TempIar parade in Harris
burg, Pa, was grand affair. Twelve com
u,snderies, from various partssO The State,
and eleven bands were in line. s.
During thunderstorm Of unprecedent-
ed violence at Corya.les, Oregon, on We'd
nesday, telegraph operator was rendered
in>ensibte by u sh Ock from the instrument
Geo. w. Chattin ls appointed postmaster
at Rolinsburg, Monroe county, West Vir-
ginia, vice w. w. Jones, declined.
f..r, ". rrantley, Of Atlanta, Ga, has
!, ed 10 yei.. We to Baltimore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-17
TOBACCO, CIGARS. ac-

a ~ -
WI AN U FA RED TOBACCO
AGENCY.
As agents Tor the manufacturers, we offer +, tho
r s,Sue sne following well known brands CHEW
= mos q. Williams Co.'s celebrated "yAP-
rem" TOBACCO. " AL
TOBACCO. i'hN L
Thos. j. Hardgrove's celebrated pEFPrrss
TOBACCO. AAi'ho 20
j. 5. Bowles's FLUVANNA LEAF ToRAcro
my ~ 8. G. TARDY & co.
FINE CHEWING AND SMOKING TO-
49, bhCCV;-l9 boxes Paris Mccall Tobacco :
g m, SmoGlng TOBACCO; Virgin Queen Smoking
TOBACCO Courier Smoking Tobacco
W u. u. UANURIuGE &c co
nP = 1927 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-17
Cotton Markets YTE1Ecp.pu1

saaUGOUsTA, GA. June 1s.-Cotton Closed firm at
Iote. Tor Liverpool and lee. for New YORK mid
lungs sales, $50 bales; receipts, 100 bales,
-AVANNAH, June ls.--Cotton dull m,ddIinos
f foc' get receipts. 26s bales. Exports coastwis1
ior tine week. 3,710 bales; net recetpts for tIe
week, ls6l Bales sales for the eek, / $50 bales.
!, CHARLESTON, June 1s-Cotton higher. mid
oItuRs' lvc. ne; receipts, 1879 bales: pross 70
SeipIs, Ioo Dales; exports coastwIse Cos bafes
safes 800 bales; stock, 7,l54 bales Exports coast
LOO osles. = - N Ava VIC "eeh,
>, kRW ORLEANS, June ls.--Cottor oulft. mid
uSn, "f1is3c.; net receipts, f9s bales gross
I o. ~ Dsies; exports to Great britain
s s,"c paies coastwlse, l,l45 sales 1000 bales
stu n- Co. aF4 DaleS. Net receipts for the west
rY, paiss gross receipts, s,5s7 bales exports tn
- eae , orlsaln 5,C6l bales to Havre 1926 bales
ior the week, LOO bales. -s' '"tes
BALTIMORE, June le.-Cottou flrmer ,pdta,a
h hEger' middliDgs, lst@2Oc.; net receipts. $50
bies' gross, wv bales exports coastwise am
an STOCK, ,o9o bales. Net receipts for week
aao oales gross, ], 600 bales exports coastwisa
0'o o=ies sales for the week, 2l7S bales
,,M WILMINGTON, June ls.-Cotton firm: midi
ulihts, lssc; net receipts, 100 bales exnorts
Soast"iss, 2oS bales; sales, al bales stock aod
oaes. Net receipts for week, 500 bales exncrr,
eoass"ise, 3al oales; sales, 1876 bales.
MOBILE, June 1C..-Cotton dull and firm mid
%, I've. net receipts, al bales; gross ar
baics; exports caastwlse, SIT bales sales sss
DATES STOCK, 1921 bales. Net receipts for week
Gzi oaIeS gross do, 1880 bales exports Goa r
wise no., 1928 bales sales for do, 1856 bales.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-17

p , : HE huKLux BofDIy Esrrs TIE Tews on
,., ar hss .a AND SACK A PRINTrra On
~ Sh. Wo.-Ihe kuklux In Rutherford hava
uea, tha Seasea their hellish work. Mr.. To-.
Stn,. 'r a,, senior editor Of the Rutherford
in~ ,. LIVED IN ehts CITY Yesterday, bring
If tho Kian J., account Of the depredations
-, ~. .ns A1'h, IN the town of RuthppCdrdton.
Discussed men, to tho number nr afs,. nr
more visited Rutherfordton ON snnaav
night last, about midnight. They' c.nS
mounted. hut left their horses ON III o s,.e
skirts Of the village, md marched 4, on ~.
foot. They first proceeded To thn of,,na y" "e
tho Star. which thnv immediately demo u
ished. breaking the press, cases. and
stands. and scattering the tvpe and
other fixtures in every direction. Thav
then deliberately proceeded to the resi-
alive from the county Of Rutherford to
the Legislature. According to the state
mcnt which he has furnished the State an;
thorities. the first intimation he had OF
their presence was when thev had ap-
preached his bedside, having forced the
door open with an axe and rushed into his
room. They beat and maltreated him,
and carried him to the outskirts Of the VII
laee in his night-clothes. In the midst of
rain-storm, and. after threatening his life
ana making him promise to cease opera
t,OnS against inc conservative party ana
the convention. finally released him.
They failed to arrest Mr.. Logan, the
iunior editor Of the Star, who was
in the house when they arrested Mr..
Justice. but escaped through the
window. Carpenter. the senior edi-
tor. is at present in Washington,
having been summoned to testify before the
Kuklux Committee of Congress. They also
searched for Aaron Biggsrstaff. who was in
the village. but succeeded in eluding them.
They threatened when he was arrested to
kill him. Mr.. Justice is not seriously in
iured, although he was severely treated.
Owing to the darkness of the night. we
learn, Mr.. J. was unable to Identify any of
the lawless gang. No effort whatever was
made on the part of the law-abiding citi-
zens Of the village to resist the outrages.
In fact, but few seemed to be aware of their
presence until the marauders had effected
their object and retired.
Citizens Of that place and vicinity have
written statement to the Governor, and
appeal to him for protection. Comment is
unnecessary.-Rat Telegram.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-17
LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
The Curean Expedition.

WASHINGTON, June 16.--The Monocacy,
Palos. and four steam launches, under the
command of Commodore Blake, were sent
on.the 1st OF June to examine the river Sa-
BILE, in Corea. At a point called Difficult
Passage" where the navigation is most
perilous, masked batteries, manned by sew
eralthousand Coreans, opened heavy fire.
The French vessel in advance fought gal
lantly, and the American vessels bearing
UP, drove the enemy from the works, and
the tide swept all the vessels past the bat
teries. They anchored and threw shell
among the retreatine enemy.
The MOnOcacy was slightly injured by
running on q su'lken rock. The vessels, on
returning, received no fire from the forts.
Two Americans We're hurt. Pacific over
lures are expected !; otherwise the fleet will
destroy the forts and take such other meas
ures as the interest of civilization demands.
The Coreans are treacherous and war
like people, and are entirely Independent
Of China.
Secretary Boutwell, and the Northern Central
49,. Railroad. L. - -
WASHINGTON, June 16.-secretary Bout
we'll decides that he can entertain an ap-
peal from the Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue, but that neither the interests of
the Government nor of the Northern Gen.
trail railroad can be advanced by hearing an
appeal in the case in question. The De-
partment will make the demand for the
tax, and, if not paid, will attach the road
property, when the road can carry the
matter into court.
Weather Report. H@".
WASHINGTON, June 16.-Probabihhess,:
1t is probable that severe local storm ", VIII
pass over southern Georgia tonight. The
rains and threatening weather OF the Mis-
sisslppi Valley will probably extend east
ward on Saturday to the Blue Ridge, with
fresh and brisk easterly winds from Lake
Erie to Lake Superior, and south-southerly
winds on the Gulf coast. ..
Death of an Old Printer. "
WASHINGTON, June 16.-The death OF
Mr.. A. X. Cunningham is announced. lie
was one Of the oldest printers in this city.
He was member OF the Typographical so-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-17

PATRIOTIC MOVEMENT IN NEW HAMP-
SHIRE Concord, A. H., June 15.-In the
House to-day, Mr.. Bingham. Democrat,
offered a resolution instructing the New
Hampshire Senators and Representatives
in Congress to introduce and support
resolution for the purchase of lndepen-
dence Hall and Square in Philadelphia, The
same to be dedicated to constitutional
liberty on the 4th of July, 1876. Ordered
TO be printed,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-17
TeIeSraphlc Summary

, w W eston, the pedestrian, who is walking
t. sainst Time in New York, concluded tbire.
oy,lour miles yesterday. He win probably
.o mp the 400 miles within the time.
. me savannah fire company which is on
da not ana tour, arrived at Boston yester.
L. ". Dmsto voi nas gre received:
master at Demopolis, Ala. D'AD''o poS'-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-17

SOUTHERN RAILROAD CoNrRAcTs-Ffutt
Possoatng.- Memphis, June 16.-toDtracts
were awarded to-day for grading that por-
ton of the Memphis and selma railroad be-
tween rieuDhis and Holly springs, Miss,
within ten days, thousand hands TO be at
the work.
A number of persons were fatally
poisoned in Mississippi recently from eat
ing muiberries in which locusts had e.
posted eggs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-17

f0hT OF RICHMOND, JUNE l6, 1871.
saRiTGD,
Steamer PalIsade, Nelson, Chlckahominy, G. l..
Cure. agent.
Schooner sarah Louisa, Patterson, Bavre dc
Grace. coal, 5. II. HAYES
Schooner Helene, u ick5. New York, railroad
Iron, Tredeg IT Company.
s .r SAILED,
Steamer Isaac Bell, Bourne, Eew York, mer-
chandlse and passengers, John W. Wyatt.
Steamer VIM. L. Clyde, Parker, New York,
merchandise and passengers, Virginia Steamship
and Packet Company.
Schooner H. F.. Wolf, Doles, merchandise Bal
tlniore, Curtis s Parker
Schooner Wave, Camp, down river to load wond.
Sch 1oner searsvlle, Oh ,se, merchandise, Phils-
de phia, Curr1e & Co.
MEMORANDUM.
WEST POINT, Jane ls.--Arrived, steamer State
Of Virgins, Freeman, Baltimore, merchandise
and passengers, York Rlyer Eatlroau Company,
and sailed on return.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-17
TELEGRAPHIC NEW $.
New York STOCK nud MONEY -, -,

New York Stock and money MA rAsa,t.us
SEW foRK, June le.-Money-offerip 20 very
large at 2Gaa per cent. Sterling f3rmer NJ 70,
Com fneretai bills scarce. Double esul "a ,.,s
doid' l12sQo1f7d Governments advanced 4 Ten.
nessee's. ia; new, 12i. v,rgiuia,s. az new.
20. Loulsiana'H, 70: ner, 50. Leeve,s. ss,: ga
%. Alaoama's, 100; .5'a, 70. Gsorg,a's, So; "a
w aoNh Cardinals, II; new, 27a. sout Caro-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-17
Domestic Markets TELRcp.pr,,


NEW YORK. June lo.-Cotton strong. s,Ios
z.'lo oales uplands, 2osc. Flout-soutGern dull
tnu UNCHANGED. Whiskey s2l@s3c. Wheat tc.
lover winter red and amer western. 81. g.
Corn firm 1T 76G977c. Pork lower az sis lad
heavy; settle, iO8c., Turpentine unch.nesd.
Hosln weak. Tallow steady at st0ssc. Freighis
Ill and dropping.
BALTIMORE, June TO- Flour-Family active
heat quiet and unchanged. Corn-White. so6
9oc;; yellow quiet, 7779c.; liked western, 76@77c.
93lc. "n'SAe''
LOUISVILLE, June I5.-Flour and corn firm.
piovl5lons dun and declined Mess pork, sIG,
Whi5kcy, 30. 'AS
fEW ORLEANS, June 1s.-sugar very dull ard
nominal; prime. ll3c. Molasses easier cUmmn9 ).
"hiskey, as:3c. Coffee, l3,@l5sc. WV
WILMIEGToS, n. c., June le.-Spirits turpentine
quiet at &C. Rosn steady; $: for strained, Sc 69i
7ior j Q. 2. S8 for extra pale, and $3.50 for pale
Cfu!e turpentiGe let at 80 for yellow dip 81. Is
for virEin.
CIHCINSATI June l6-Flaur dull and shade
lower. Corn firm and IN fair demand at SEC. Pork
droop'ng: $l525 asked, sl5 offered. Lard nom,-
raj at loo. Bacon duh and droopirg shoulders
63tDes;. clear sides, &c. Whiskey, s9c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-17

THE Pores ANNIVERSARY IN NEW YORK.
Neao York, June 15.-The congregation Of
the Redemptorist Church commenced to.
night the celebration Of the 10Th anniversary
Of the pontifcate Of Pic Nino by torch
light procession. Three thousand persons
were in line, aud $4,000 men in the streets
through which the procession passed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-17
1ne Railroad Excitement a. Chatta.

r. NASHVILLE, TENN, June 18.-The rail-
- sa excitement at Chattanooga is I'M
'ttoated. One hundred and fifty emplove,
ION Alabama seized locomotive and cars
a. Inc depot in Chattanooga and took them
91oWn the Chattanooga and Alabama road.
uisu.t was made, but. the hborers hay.
1nG cut the telegraph wires, the result is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-17
PIANOS, ORGANS. &c.
THE SWEETEST, MOST POW-sFsgsEz5zs,;a
ERFUL AND DURABLE INSTRUMaSr y
NOW IN USE.
BLOOMFIELD &c oTIS'S
New Patent Treble

PIANO RITES,
Patented May Is, 1860.
FIRST PREMIUMS awarded at the Fair Of the
American institute, 1859 {; Ohio Stale Fair
1859; Georgia state Fair, 1862.
WARRANTED FOE SEVEN YEARS.
PRICES G&EATLY REDUCED.
Send your orders direct to the factory and save a
large commission.
REFERENCES IN RICHMOND: Adm. I eyy, Egq.,
OF Levy Brothers, Main street; j. E. Goddin, hsG.,
Of Lee Il Goddin, Main street; EDWIN a. smith,
Esq, 500 Leigh strcet; W. II. SDOot, ksq., 1906
Broad street. ap 20-d2t wan Z VISA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-17
libel. 2mif-

NEW YORK, June 18.-Claflin and Wood.
t 1uil nave sued Henry Ward Beecber and
t G.ae Chr1sttdn Union for libel, setting their
oanaSes at quarter Of a million.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-17

ILLNESS OF Col. P. W. ALEXANDER
This gentleman has been seriously ill for
the last few days. He was better last even
ing, and hopes are now entertained that he
will speedily recover Columbus (Ga.) Sun.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-17
REMARKS.

no wheat on Change to-day. But little done in
c"rn' buyers positively refusingto 60 beyond tie
figures Of the preceding day. Oats IN active do.
mand, and gone up one cent, but It was for a ane
sam pie. But little doing in rye, and prices at a
ssand still. Everybody Is looking for new
wheat, as 1t Is asserted that tie crops this year
WIN DC earlier than last year, and every one on
'cnanee Is looking forward with interest and
easeIness TO The completion OF the nc Exchange,
as 1t Will afford much better and more comforts.
Die accommodation In every respect than the pres
emf One. Sixty new tables will tie put in the new
room aud the Executive Committee will cecice
tomorrow Saturday who shall have the con.
tracs. ~ VIZ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-17

NEARLY OvER.-The wheat harvest In
this section will generally be finished this
week. The yield, though better Than was
anticipated some weeks since, Is lar from
satisfactory. Luxembourg Nea1s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-17
Tho poNn,, <sn

no " A SCI ,'sToN, June 16.-Dispatches re-
c cont I.n { the Pope's jubilee was magnjf.
eenIIy Celebrated at all points. '1s = III
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-17

Foreign Markets BY TELEGRAPH
LONDON, june 10 Evening. - Consols, s?t.
Bonds, 9ci.
LIVERPOOL. June 10 Erening Cotton firm {:
upland', st@3so. Orleans, Sad; sales, 49, 900 bales
INCLUDING 1000 bales for speculation and export.
Iarn fa5rics firm. CUNT erland.Cut, IS.
PARIS, Jane l6-Rentes, So and SIS, ex-intcrcst.
FRANKFORT, June ls,-Bonds, sca.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-17

The paragraphs alluded to Thy the Dis
patchl appeared in the local column of this
pager during the absence OF the gentleman
in charge OF that OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
V,r1O,jnD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-17

CoSDIT1oN or Mr.. MEEM.-It will CRAFTY
the many friends of this gentleman to learn
that his condition Is somewhat improved
since his removal to the Valley, and very
strong hopes of his entire recovery are en-
tertained. -LYnchbstra Nea1S. -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-17

SENATOR A. G. THURMAN.-We have long
regarded Senator Thurman, OF Ohio,
Virginian by birth, rs the ablest statesman
now living in the United States. anu nc Is
our candidate for the Democratic nomlna-
ton for the next Observation-Disclosures re-
card
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
fonT OF RICHMOND, JUNE l6, l,

MINIATURE ALMANAC. JUNE II, III.
al rises ...,..,,..n 442 Neon rises. ....... $40
:11 sesS.,,..,...,. T1S High side. ........ 400
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-17

by this company are thoroughly
FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT.
They will not ms Ike the 5o-calied cheap Organs at
any price. The comparative superiority OF their
Instruments Is new grea:er than svtr before, ~
evc-y c~mpct6n. Judge WHO will carefully ex anime
aad compare must perceive.
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES, with wood-cutS
from photographs Of the uiiere.t .les, full infor
NATION, anG lowest prices Also Testimo Quail Cir
cular, will be sent free TO any address.
MASON & EAMLI:I ORGAN CO.,
$50 Broadway, New York.
O''O -, T. L. D. wALFoRD,
ap Ldeod&w6m Old Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-17

su ne LEXINGTON, June 18e-The Board of
new r,Iags Inspectors have resolved upon
lake effect on tie Int If J,n,,arpy ho 100 ~
Meanwhile nraa the old rules will remain IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-17

THE WHEAT HARvEsT.-The wheat har-
vest has been somewhat disturbed by the
frequent rains OF the past week. However.
the weather has cleared up with favorable
indications for an early completion OF the
harvest. We are informed that the quality
Of the Grain is very good, but the quantity
will be comparatively short.-HahJa1 Re
pDrH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-17
FREIGHT OFFICE OF JAS. RIVER . 2

FREIGHT OFFICE OF JAS. RIVER & ECO.
NOTICE TON9c-nrk
~ SH 1P 2 RS.-Ereght S.asa
Lynchburg and the Southwest received nc Tins
oftce and forwarded by canal without detention.
AnIIeight coming from Lyncdburg and beyond
70 Richmond and points North will be promptly
forwarded If consigned 20 the care OF Can al Agent
Ut Lynch7urg. i. DILLON, Agent 81.
my l3-3m 1503 Dock street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-17

E,OR NEW YORK Virginia IleSss
H. Steamship and Pacset Comps1v'ssS$E&&
elegant steamship WH. P. CLYDs, Captain
PARKER, win leave her wharf at Rockets on RI
DAY. June 1ah ut O'Clock r q. Freight re-
ceiyed up TO the hour Of sailing. gf-. =, ~.
C!ose connections and through bills ladfng given
70 all southern, eastern and western places also,
to Europe and Australia, s -#rea-EE
Fare, IS; meals and state rooms extra.
.e,.. -.a u. J. BURk, Pres't,
1e Ia II 1915 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-17

eiety, and has been resident Of washing.
LON Ior nearly forty years. He Mt one time
puDllshed q paper at Portsmouth. Va. In
connection n e with Theophilus Fiske. STYLED