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whirIvind I'm Wisconsin.

b., CHICAGO, Aug. ga whirlwind at WI
mona, Wis, capsized the steamer Star,
drowning Capt. Geo. Smith and raftsman.
and broke the boom of fifty million feet OF
logs. S.s,ss 4. y.
The Roman Catholic Church at Granville
was destroyed, the grain stock scattered,
and corn blown down. 80 NJ
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Domestic Nlarkets-TBy TELEGRApH.1


NEW YORK. Aug. s.-Cotton- sales, 1885 bales {:
uplands. l9sc.: Orleans. 19sc. Flour-Suuther n
Gull and dropping common 10 fair extra, IS 3O6O
81 so; good to choice, +8.55@S9. Whtskey,i 0 r:
Wheat q liet and unchanged. Corn, G5s@sr{:.
Pork, $3.50. Lard heavy; kettle, DC. iuTpsn-
tine steady at sic. kosin heavy at s275aS2 80.
Frejghts dull. - ..s'
BALTIMORE, Aug s.-Flnur dull. Wheat firm !;
Ohio AMI Indiana, $L.ss@s1 40; Penrsylv LDia.
9l.3o@Sl.4O; others uuchani ed. Corn scarce and
h,m,; white, Tic; yellow, e7Qs0c.; mixed, os@
CSC. Oats, 4s@asc. rye, s0072c. Bacon weak |;
shoulders. 7c.; rib sides, Sc; clear rib, SIC;
Hams, ls@lsc. Pork, sls. Lard, leA@llc. Wlis-
key, 9is99j:.
CINCINNATI, Aug, e.-Flour In fair dem snd ar q
advanced. Corn quiet. Pork nomi6al at &1?D
1880. Lard du l.; kettle, &C. Bacon duu shout
ders, 6@6bc.; clear sidis, 7ac. ......:.
Tobacco-Damand fair: market fcm; sales, 1913
hogsheads. T.. .-r,..,.... ~, -.
7 oUIsyILLE, Aug. o.-Provisfons unsettled.
PORK cid at @i3. Shoulders efc.; clear etdes 7s@Q
&C.: Packed lard, lie: Whisky, 80. -.
Tobacco active snd strong III. 8, SO 25@S7.2s;
low TO medium lesf $7.500SI2
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RuHala Races.

BUFFALO, Aug. z Clara G. won the first
race to-day, winning in three straight heats.
Time $50, 2:26K, 2:26. i. 8: -.
I Fullerton won the second Eace, winning
the third, fourth, aud fifth heats. Time OF
the Eve heats run-2:274, 22oA, 2:29H,
229, end 2:14.
The third race was postponed.
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MASSACHUSETTS AND THE NEw DEPART,
usE.-Boston, Aug. s.-The Young Mems
Democratic Club met ut the Parker House
and adopted an address TO the young De-
mocracy of the State, which calls upon
them 10 organize into clubs. ana 10 look
out for their rights. The address approves
the 'fnew departure"
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MONUMENT TO VALLANDIGHAA-Csn o,fa-
rati Sunday Ld1os.-C Cincinnati, aug. o.
The friends Of the Inte Clement l.. Yallan-
dighsm held meeting at Dayton yester-
day, and appointed a committee to report
plan for erecting suitable monument to his
memory.
The Sunday laws received full share Of
puIpit attention to-day.
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rORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST o ls7L

nREIvEG.
Steamer Palisade, Nelson, Norfolk.
schooner Johl 6. Henry, English, Philsdel-
phta, coal, TO $. II. HAYES.
schooner j. C.. MrShsne, Cavanaugh, fh:la.
delphla, coal, Z. Dillon.
SAILkD,
schooner southerner, Thatcher, Philadelphia
II, aDite, Currie & Co.
Schooner Maggie, j. Chadwick, Gage, Raiti-
more, light, ...t
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Georgia State Agricultural Conyen

ROME, GA, Aug. 9.-The State Agricul-
tllral Convention met in this city yester-
day. From three to four hundred dele
gates and many distinguished persons from
Georgia, Alabama, and South Carolina, are
in attendance. Their deliberations viii be
of vital Importance to the State.
There was Il Monmouth picnic at the
Fair Grounds to-day. s.a,, s.-> ..s.E +.
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T,e Kentuckv Elec,,ons.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 9.-Leslie's friends
claim $4,000 majority in the State, while
Haflan's friends concede that Leslie has
between $4,000 and 10000 majority.
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TRIAL OF WIN. IT. Miller Verdict Of
Acqu'ttal.-In the 1Iustings Court yester-
day the case was given to the jury. who,
after retirement Of about an hour and q
half, returned into court with verdict OF
* not guilty." when the accused was &C.
cordingly discharged, and left the court
room amid the congratulations ofhis friends
LnnchburI Republican.
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Fatal Nftr0.Gsycerine Explosion.
Troy, N. Y, Aug. 9.-Lightning ex-
ploded u quantity of nitro-glycerine ut the
Hoosaic tunnel yesterday, killing two per-
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G,MMERGlAI4
EHS1Tn tIr;aaNn xLouE R1cHatsE.S.s
egress in ,s esex as tie, Exchanze ~

SR9fTnnnhs1 yLouE E1rHatss. ~
Thesmomnter =. .,',sI. w, Aug sssla1L, 3
degrees in he shad q "a, Exchange Il III Il. III. 81
M, orpEnrnes. 81 81.
Gors.-Whi,se : .ss bushek Rst ,.ss, NJ 81
9ats-7ss Sushess' bushels Mixed So bash L.
Ehgs. 40 nushris. =. - er.sssss
'c' e4enaags:- q bushels. q y ssfa85
Whsa.. wh,,. s. .asge
prime; slssei 81 =, ssee bu.hes-. !, 4.
f for sne d ssS lSI fais E sc t,.si.
Wasa R edrsata; =, ..s . no,
g ysry sod 0ass Is soaa saa4s
mon ~ I0f fan s sasa 81 s
Corr. wS,ts- 7ps bushels 4. ,o.ss -
4sc ~: 90 bushels for very good
Rye. Total 10 bushels CSC. for vow ,,,,,,
'creehangs.-Totaj,A bnsheIs--as SOC. -
~ Las RE-ExHIsIrRp. = So :
GGorn.=Mixeh: 50 bushels. 20!
"o&S.f 40 bus hels, 49, ~. ...---.'....
=. ..sCra REMARKS, "sE -. ~ !
me oherings of wheat on Change TO day were
oniy PESO b1sheis, oil tod The market WAS Gull.
aau anslhlng wesker. Corn was inactive and
LIVER, prime selling at s2c Cats freely active.
Du ~, ioWes, very good selling At 4sc.
Inc offerings OF grain on Change On the co r-
'ponatng day of last year were
Rhedt.-W bite, $50 bushels. Red. q a,a huh
els. = l7Ts.T :, --'N'eN"t o,eSa Dn'n-
Corm.-Wh!t leo bushels. Mixed, eos hpsha,s
Oats l $50 bushels. - = y ''-'s
Rys.-172 bushels. '.,ts ~. !. !: .,,..a-r.,
Prizes on III It day were: ~ ~.
Sl4s. ''iS sooa'
Cor7''-White, prime, sI.l7.
Odts-Very good, new, Alc.
Rye Good, 75e. ..---.--....
Ing purple straw whett Off .rei this season "a
universally found fault with. IL has dwinnl,d
ooNn 10 very small grain, producing bu, mn.
aous ana passing through the mill screws with
screenifgs." Seine of our tanners ,bipk thai
because 1t is "purple ssrawn It ought TO br,ny 3
sooo price, but ts value Is mucn de prec,ated he.
esuse OF the defects we have noted.
us expected that the new Exchau se will no 10
cupied oS the latter part Of next week. consum.
ihA''oh most oeVoutly to be wished for for then
we snal! have cooler, roomier, better Byhted
aud far more elegant room. There viii 10 s,xty
new tables, and these will be put up at auction.
The highe.t bid above ihe fxei annual rent secu
ring the choice OF location. Members OF tn. TX
change will have the privilege Of hanging mn al
business cards In the room without charge Per
sons not MI MIXERS can hang mp their business
Cards In tho room at ~ so per annum. s.sTl.
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e,ountv Egee.tOn ,n Missouri.

ST.. Louis, Aug. 9.-The county election
was quiet. Charles Steck, the Democratic
candidate for presiding justice, has 1900
msjoritr in the city.
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w. III I'FENVEh, NHdI IHUfIs
John {. Duane, Secretary.

oLokEn EXCURSIoNIsTs FROM RICHMOND.
he visiting colored folks from Richmond,
"ho hau been announced TO honor our city
WIN visit on Monday last, and whose
allilre 10 arrive on that day led to the iul.
Preston That they had foregone the plea
s"!e' put Ill their appearance yesterday
morning, reaching here about O'clock.
Inc Visitors proved to be the member
mp VI TWO societies of Richmond, known
H. "Itc Young Laborers of the Vine.
YARD and "The Supporters Of the Vine
YARD, the whole numbering about seventy
I'VE strong, together with large number
OF men, women, and children, who had
Joined III the excursion.
The party were met at the depot by
regulations from societies in this city, and
escorted up town, where the social courte-
Sizes were extended them, and the TIME
MADE TO pass pleasantly until about 10
O'Clock, when the several societies joined
IN public procession through the princi-
pal streets, and marched TO the jackson.
street Methodist Church, where an address
WAS delivered by Rev. Robert Warner,
PASTOR OF the c0loIed Methodist Church of
Richmond, and who bad accompanied the
eHcursioDlsts. A large crowd was in at
t@ndancc to hear the address, and we have
htaTd 1t spoken of as q very able effort and
well conceived.
The address being over, the several socie-
ICES again made their appearance on tbs
streets in procession, headed by brass
Dahd, and made quite display with their
banners and badges, to say nothing OF the
Stal"art pioneer who marched in front with
bis baton and tine clothes, and whose head.
gear was Of such extensive proportions that
Il attracted general attention.! 4gtf -
About ha]f-past O'clock the excursion
lsts made their way TO the Virginia and
icnLessee depot, where y train was in rea-
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Eleven years ago Francis WiDams PED
died books around Dubuque with hand
cart, He is now able to ride in buggy
which his uncle gave him.-ES.
Senator Sumner declines the Eaysi me|' !
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SHENANDOAH VALLEY RAnRoAD.-Work
OH the Shenand oah Valley railroad (sus-
pended short time since) will be resume d
rs soon as the question of land damages IN
the counties of Clarke and Jefferson is set
tied. and that, it Is said, will be within q
few ndrid Gazette.
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n Tt9EJ fOIwFCE OF SCHOOL BoARD,}
Ieol CLAY ST., CITY OF R1cHoND,
qn,s isRTbseSt2 ~ So AugG4, 1B5f.f.E J q
no WOOD AMI, CoAL-DEALERs. & 4

sssIed proposals win be- received on. er before
q Ichoois viii $50 tons tmoss or less or INC psss
RTD ASH ANTHRACIrE COAL, snitshle ior
sAiso. sssords tor mosel oil, wsl,-ssaseped PINE
'sakDLIhG WOOD. SO
Se co;n rnittas reserve the right 70 reject any or
ali bids. For fnrthsr Inform Stion, apply Ct this
ofsIee. AaFkED MOSES, Chairman
Com. on School Bulldogs
ass eodtAul2 and Furniture.
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COMMISSION mERCHANTs.

TOHN w. WYATT, GENERAL SHIP.
81 PING and COMMISSION MERCHANT, No
. Governor street, Richmond, Va, tpoot-off1ce
tox 1s), agen for the lid Dominion steamship
erpooi; Anchor Line, for Glasgow; National
Line, for Liver pool. je %
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MAJOR RANDoLPH.-From telegram
received by Col. Taylor from DR.. Randolph,
we learn that " the Major is doing finely,
and hope to save his Charlottesville
IntelIigeucer. ...ar ...-... -.
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CRlOC,KExY, GLASSWARE, dc.

NEW. CROCKERY HOUSE.-Having
" purghas Ell OF Sir. John Asher his stock OF
CHI IA, GLASS, QUEENS, and STONEWARk,
HUU,E-PURN1ShING and FANCY GOODS
LAMPS, &C., &c. and IN ade arrangements to Inn
pot my stock ofiforeign goods from the mannfac.
tnrers In europe, and to purchase my supplies OF
dome site goods from the makers IN this country az
the lowest C. sh prices, am prepared TO off sr to
the pub &c large, wellsele cted, and general as
sortmeut of goods In my line as low AS ttey can
be purchased here or In the northern mar kels.
I-espectfulfy ask IN examination OF boin prices
and stock By wholesale and re I'll buyers.
kuvust ain 1871. = = I! - f. 3. TAYLOR,
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Conservative Meeting in Saponey Township
slinwiddir,

Pursuant to notice, the citizens Of Sa-
pum'y Township met at Cherry Hill OH the
3'h ii August. DR.. L. NJ. Spencer was
.AISd IL the char, aud john G. Duane was
appointed secretary.
The chairman explained the object of the
meeting in a forciblc manner, urging the
"N>cWMiycs to action, that the Radical
rule Of the carpet-baggers and scalawags
lA! no longer blot the e>cutchcon Of our
state and county records.
Ca motion, John j. Mitchell, j. Warner
Lewis. DE-. il. NJ. spencer, and John G.
pdane were appointed committee TO re.
port q suitable person to represent the
township in the Richmond convention, to
Il" held on the 30th instant. Whereupon
The committee retired Tor few moments,
on>utalion, which resulted In their re-
rI"mlnendiDg to the meeting the name oil
Il. }. Heartwell, who was unanimously
elected The delegate.
On motion, the Wing, Enquirer and Dis
patch, of Richmond, and the Index and
Fro3reSS Of Petersburg be requested to
publish these proceedings. The meeting
Then adjourned.
X. Nj. SPENCER, Chairman.
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LUMBER DEALERS.
UMBBER, LUMBER, LUMBER.
TRUMAN A. PARKER b CO.,
IIMRnR IlEAIHkS

:. TRUMAN a. PAEKEK % CO.,
s#.- LUMBER DEALEBS,
Canal street, from 5th to 9Th streets
geep on hand large stock Of Mahogany, W bite
Pine, Poplar, Black WalnuS. Cherry, Ash, Maple.
Oak, Shingles, Laths, Slaves, spokes, dressed
Flooring; all kinds of Building Lumber; Doors,
~ indows, and Bliuds, all sizes, made OF the best
n aterial. Also, 500 bales Prime oats. All Tor
sale at low prices. 1e ls-2m
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FAYErTE CcNEs BACK At Us.-TFrom the
Southern .Pdt7o;l.- - Richmond Dispatch
We arc truly sorrv that the Richmond Dis
patch il disposed to force us into contro-
versy, That journal states that we are
disposed IT, be . disorgauizer. We deny
The charge. and call for the proof. 1t ta
true we did not ere the necessity Of a con-
ventinn at this time. hut when the conven-
ton was called. we urged the several coun-
ties to respond promptly. and send their
best men ns delegates. It Ia true we did
suggest the White Sulphur Springs rs the
best rlocr for meeting. and gave the rea-
sons. 1t Il true we did, ask the question,
how. bv whom. and at what time, certain
members Of the committee were dropped
and OF hers substituted.
We have been in favor Of conventions for
forty wears. or. at least, since their intro
duction. Can the Dispatch say as much ?
We. have the documents at hand to make
good this statement. Our friend hopes that
we will not attend the convention, because
he fears we will consume time talking. Let
us remind our friend that the free dom of
the press and the freedom Of speech are
two OF the prominent characteristics OF our
once free government, and we expect to
exercise these rights as long as we are per-
mitted to live ard we exnect to attend the
convention hut again call on the commit
tee to change the place of meeting to the
White Sulphur Springs.
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"A Mormon Arrested for Committing
-..s ESAflateEy. ..

SALT LAKE CITY, Aug. "a Mormon
has been held to bail in the sum OF $1,000
in the Third District Court, on q charge Of
adultery, preferred against him by his
first wife, .. ...
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M ASHINGTON & CO., GENERAL
w COMMISSION MERCHANTS, l73 Gret n.
wich street, corner Courtlsndt, New York. Con-
sispments of PRODUCE for sale or shipment
and ORDERS FOR PURCHASES respectfully
solicited.
Agents for the Virginia Steamship aud Pscke,
COMPANY. Ia 10
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMsEAC, AUGUST 9, 1871.
5aa rfses ,,...., 5.Ii Mocu rises. ....--. IL. ID
eco se;s,,,.,,,.,,. 6dI Sigh Llde........ I2ua
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HHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
~ BOAD.-on and after I'll URSDAY, June LIST, Z
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Richmond lsun-
DAYS excepted) as follows:
$3.50 A. M.-MAu.ThAINf for The White Sul.
phlr springs, connecting a: Gord0nsyille with The
orange, Alexandria and Manassas train Tor
Eashiggton and North and Ly1ch6nrga ana SG % III
1885 r. M.-ACCOMMDDATIO TEAM ior
brownsville, except on Saturday, on WHICH lay IL
leaves at p. NJ. This train conaecss NJ GoLsona-
vile with tine night trains the Orange. AlexAn.
dria and Manassas Iailf0Bd for LYNCHBURG
% On " and after the 18th of JUNE PASSENGER
Train will Inn daily except Sv1dayj between
Stannto1 aud the While sulphur, as fclloHs:
Arrive ~ W bite aulphur a..............IIzR. =,
'Le4y White. Sulphur q
Through ticketa, at low rates, SOLD TO al points
Southwest and Southwest.
Further Information may be obtained at tho
coInpany's Offices. t-isl s J. III !
No Passenger Trstns are run ON Snndsys.
T.. a. ii. Perry,
Z General Superfr terdent.
JAMEs +. EETaIERLAsD, Gen'l Ticket Agt.
Z my 81 - SEEEs5s,s 5.s.- $50
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MONEY TO LOAN.

$4,000 M1L l. BE y l2AaED S@
city properly. at per cent. per annum. Address
A. B., li1s Main street. .a Il: ,au6 -1w
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1his Office will be open from the i4.h to the sls.
day or this mon b 4 sundays excepted) from 8
O'Clock A. NJ to O'Clock r. 81. for the reception
OF the state taxes for ISL. TT II
Special attention Is called to the following ex-
tract of the late act OF Assembly:
"a ii taxes not paid TO the Treasurer by The LIST
day OF Septemoer shsll be by him placed In The
nands OF the co,e ctof with five Per centnm on The
amount adtsd." Z. EEsEs1.
IL 4 lot - = tsistaAI ienau1ff.
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HAI1,R'leADs.

1aE TE.hl.AINa ON ThIE ROAD
sHd7 49 ?. ~ = s ~. a. re
Freight ard Acconmos.s fcs trafps leave s,ca-.
G1rR alta A. a. II d $50 p. A. 80 80
!. me s4s 4. ~ trsie Fill aos leave Rsehnord O.
gaY ). snd The y rair win NOT ieavS
a. rssaenxsrA fo- Norfolk win take DE $50 2. r.
- II Eain. sAd those from Norfolk Will Connect
a. pSessSsburR WITH the 10 A. 81. train.
Tssssnssxs rom Uiorr Hill WIN tste sbo 70 Al :.
AND -, on Mondays, m ednsed days. sBd Eridays:
7as p. sassve Richmond on he ssme days A
{ IN 1sa,I sts:t wif stop dnf. IL Chester,
burg WITH fha 4 u15n4' VIII %couaec1 &C tPeterss
road Or Mississippi and Ohio rsIl
ntns ;irousbS Symss on che sso r. ". train, rn.
d su7 l..sTs.1,s : hainst0n. - =. RADEf.T &
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w LUMBER DEALERS.
SAWED AND SPLIT LATHS,
= CYPRHSS a ND PINE SHINGLES,
NV IL CEDAR AND OAK POETS.
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1871
1871

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. >,.
So I'll ~ u l. 1lCHMJsD, FRHUGRICRS-
$BORa APD POTOMAC ROUTE, GOING
INTO EFFECT JUNE I, 1871.
TROUGH TRAINS leave Depot, corner Byrd
and Sth streets, as follows
The DAY Train naiiy at 500 A. IT. Arrives
In Wsahngson at 1915, baltimore Except on
Snndaysl at 1ae, Phlla"elphia at s:ls, and New
: The NIGHT TRA1n daily except on sundsysj
The DAY TRAIN arrives In Richmond at 2a7
r. a. . $3.50
(Mondays exceptedj at G3o A. 81.
The ACCUMMUDATlUS TRAIN for Milford
leaves -Broad-street Dspot daily Sundays ex-
cepted| at A:ao Z. u. Asiiyes In Richmond &c s:0
A. III. 80 = .......'
The FREIGHT TRAINS leave on Tuesdays and
Fridays at SIS A. n,
The, UGH TACHETS and THROUGH BAG
GAGE CHECKS 10 AL principal points North,
East, and W est.
Companys Offices, corner Broad and stt streets.
Ticke. office, corner Byrd and 9Th streets:
j. Is. aENIRY,
General Ticket Agent
K. L. d. HYBRa General sup't JET
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OFFICE OF THE ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA
RAILROAD COMPANY. !
NEW ROUTE FROM TaE NORTH
AND EAST TO THE SOUTH AND

- .''." SOUTHWEST.
The ALABAM "A AND CHATTANOOGA
RAILROAD, extending from Chattanooga, Ten.
nessee, 10 Meridian, Missssippi 10 completed, aud
forms with its connections the IA tf.F.
SHORTEST ALL-RAIL LINE
from Portland, boston, New York, Philadelphixy
Baltimore, Washington, Richmond, LynchDurg,
and chattanooga, to. Meridian, Mobile, New Or
leans jackson, Yicksburg, and al southwestern
cities. - /" ~t.4 - i - -
TIE rosd-bed is In splendid condition and the
equipment perfect. ~ ~ so.
rullinan'5 Palace Day and Sleeping Cars are to
De run via this route from Lynchburg TO Mobile
sud New Orleans without change. zt
Purchase tickets VIA the Alabama and Chatte.
uooga railroad, and secure the quickest time and
most comforts.
The, attention OF freight shippers 10 called TO
this route as Offering the advantages or speedy
:ranst between The North and South, with rates
always as low us by any other route.
Mnrk ship Freight and procure bills or ladlpg
via the Alabama and Chattanooga railroad. ,tlts
...so.- .ssa WA. KEARY, 4@
General Fre1ghs ana Ticket Agent,
Chattanoogs, Tenn.
s..tHss -. t,ts j. g. STANTON,
s,y- General Superintendent,
lie 2-3m ChAltanooga, Tenn.
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TO MY FRIENDSAND THE PUBLIC.-Hav-
MI. &c. Is. Taylor. l, cordially and cheeIfplly Re-
commend him to the patronage OF my fri nds and
formef Gus ,olnsrs who may need ANYTHING IN his
I!na, II. I7....fl'. JSHS ASHER.
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ca BROAD STREET. e1f

Oh OIO,
80 ~.s,..ra q gtsRT1 y ES: 81
PLAIN, JAPANkED, AND BLANCHED
Having enlarged my store. thereby increasing
mi facilities am now prepared 10 oftsr my
friends: and others extraordinary inducements IN
1slse, Il s aSS.i KERosENE
LAMPS and OIL. 20: go =. i.sesIz ~
Prompt at.sption, paid to all orders FOR TIN
aud G&4xVEL BUOEk&G. ~
te1-eoham GEORGE KLEIN
y,nDK Al,E JOB PRINTING DONE
- TRAP A. sits 9EHICGs
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With pleasure inform mr. friends and the pub
lie that am With nr. H. b. Taylor, and will be
street, and ~ill ss4re those who may be In want
or anything In his line, that will use my best tx-
erttons anu thorough knowledge OF the business 10
.an7-Iw - ,,-g.57-. = :..-sssI
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TAX NOTICE.

STATE REVENUE OFFICE mo. 9, ONT
nth STR EKT,} krcHMoND, August 6, 1s7l. +
TO TAXPAYERS. ------.-
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tiiness for them. aud. taking leave Of their
Ivnchbnrg friends. they weressoon;on their
homesvard trip. bearing with themthe God
speed! of their friends which they had made,
I'm this city. 80, ii ,g.. ST: u.s.
We take pleasure In recording the fact
that nothing whatever occurred to mar the
pleasure OF the excnrsiouists, the, utmost
good order prevailed during the day, and
the entire programme was carried out
to tho Satisfaction of all concerned. = Lynch
burg Repu5lscaa, 9th. -ss.
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SEWING-MACHlNES OF ALL KINDS
S.REPAiRED. The SLOAT ELLlPTIC SEW.
I &C MACHINES BOUGHT and SOLD. We seu
the only PROPER NEEDLES for the SLOAT
SLOAT Il ADDINGTON,
nys lal5 Cary street, ne ~ Nth.
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THE GERMANS CALCULATING. 9,.....
+. PARIS, August 9.-The Germans have
commenced The evacuation of the. forts
north and east Of Paris. .-a