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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-01
POLICE COURT.

"a party by the name Of " Robert
Michael, for indulging in very ordinary
drunk, was arrested by sheehan, and fined
by Squire Bross two dollars and costs.
Not having the money in his clothes and
being far away from home, he was sent up
for six days.
Thos. Wilson III is superauous to say
that Il is not 'Old Tom,") was hauled in
yesterday by Cain and Sheehan, for hotel
running without license The amount Of
his fine has escaped our memory, but it ID
immaterlal. He had no money, and will
for some time ornament the noble band
who daily 60 forth from McHale's strong
hold to exercise upon our streets.
Nancy Brown, alias Mrs. Mack, and
Annie Boyell, noted courtezaus Of the low
est class, were arrested yesterday by officers
Sheehan and Cain, and taken before
Squire Bross. They took change Of
venue to Shannessy and were acquitted
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-01
ALEXAND COUNTY TEACHERS
INSTITUTE.
SECOND LAY.

r SECOND DAY, VI T
Tho Institute met at O'Clock SIN. Mr..
White in the chair. The attendance was
much larger than upon the first day. The
exercises were opened by prayer by W.J
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-01

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1901 erl4sA ~ rsss5 ssssaaftg u.s.
i ge sfat.ln All ,yl1,nsr lstsusfrs $3.50 49,
-, lH5s ~ as asts le5ifs NtaAls a.hs-sr ss
lfrI ~ ~ 3 i'siaNis 's'efF ,-s'
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-09
Tcsecraphic Summary,

The Supervisor Of Revenue for Georgia
and Florida reports the capture at Lake
City, Fla, Of counterfeit tive-dollar gold
pieces, with all their machinery.
COburn has gone to the rendezvous for
his fight with Mace.
A child OF Secretary Of War Belknap died
yesterday. Its mother died but recently.
Oldham. a large cotton manufacturing
town in England, was the scene Of riot
yesterday, consequent on lockout" by
the employers.
Revenue Commissioner Pleasantonis out
of Washington, and MIR. Douglass is doing
his work for him.
A caisson for the New York and Brook
lyn bridge was successfully launched yes
terday. 1t weighed $4,000 tons.
The McXicoSpanish Commission consists
Of Judge Otto arbitrator and Caleb Cush.
ing attorney on behalf Of the United States,
and Patistad arbitrator and Mr.. Carlisle at
torney on behalf OF Spain.
The Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Bal
timore Railroad shops, at Wilmington,
Del, with seventeen engines, were burned
yesterday.
The New York Stock Exchange has elect
ed W.. 3: Clarke president and Nj. A. Vince
lock chairman.
The telegraph last night reports Mr.. Cor
corun, OF Washington, rs again worse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-09

NEW YORK, May s.-Cottou quiet and firm ;
sales, 900 bales at 15tc Flour-SOuthern dn aud
dropping; common to fair extra, S6.6jGQb7.20 ::
good to choice, S7.25@S9 50. Wheat heavy and
l02c lower; winter red and amber western. $i.5i
@l6o. Corn heavy and decidedly lower 7G6I S5c.
cnotce white southern, 90c. Pork steady at $3.50
@slL7s. Lard heavy; kettle, 1lsc. Whtskey a
/ shade lower at s0inl0lc. Naval stores quiet and
brm. Tallow STEADY. Freights irmar.
BALTIMORE, May s.-Virgnia s's-Old, SCI bid,
5G1 asked 1878, 6s3 asked.
Flour frmer, with an improved demand. Wheat
firm, with scarce stock Ohio and Indiana. 81. 60
@s1.65. Corn-Wh ite southern better at 776l5oc.
yellow southern dull at 75c.; mixed western better
ut leQ74c. Oats dull at CSC. Pork quiet at 1850
Bacon steady shoulders &c.; rib slices, 1oc. clear
rio, lo3c; hams, icQl7c. LAID quiet at l2c. Wbis-
key quiet at 8-!e.
CINCINSATI, May S.-Flour firm and in fair de-
mand; family, $6.25@l$s so. Corn in good de-
mand at full prices. Pork weak at l7Sc. asked.
Lard, lie. asked. Bacon in light demand, and
holders firm sides, sQs3c. shoulders, 10. Whis-
key firm at 53c.
LOUISVILLE, May s-Corn, CSC, Provisions
quiet and steady. Pork, lsc. Bacon shoulders,
tic. {: Gle sr sides. 9s,. Whskey, ssr.
LOUISVILLE May s.-Tobacco-Sales,1 las hhds. !:
Tugs, *4756s5 Is low leaf to medium bright wrap
PERI, $sQs2s.5O.
NEW ORLEANS May s.-Sugar-Prme, 1Otc.
Moiasse5 firm; good to prime termenting, $50
45c.
Ne1 York sight. premium, Gold, iii.
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PARIS NOT YET ASskULTED-NEws FROM THE
LINES-THE FIRING CEASED.

PARIS NOT YET AsskULTED-NEws FROM THE
LINEs-THE FIRING CEASED.
PARIS, May 7-Euening.-The firing has
ceased, apparently by mutual consent. to
remove the wounded and bury the dead
The Communists admit That the Versaillists
are gaining ground. The versaillists are
mastering in between Neuilly and LIE Val.
loise for the purpose of clearing the Seine
and driving the Nationals to Clichy.
Five priests have been arrested as spies
The church Of st. Eustace has been con.
verified into a political club-room, and other
churches are used for public meetings and
concerts. The Tuileries has been turned
| into an asylum for the widows and orphans
of the National Guard.
| THEIRS TRYING Observation-Disclosures TO THE
PEOPLE.
VERSAILLES, May S.-Thiers has issued O
proclamation to the people Of Paris, saying
ne will not lombard the city, but will as.
sault the ramparts. He asks the citizens
to rally around the troops, and promises in
return tor their aid, amnesty and continued
subsidy for the poor.
In his proclamation NJ. Theirs SAYS that
| the Germans declare they will mercilessly
resume the war unless the instruction is
at once suppressed. He closes as follows
"Reunite and open the gates to US. The
| work Of the cannon will then cease, and
| tranquility and abundance take its place
We are marching to deliver you, and will
be among you i'll few days. You can aid
u.s."
A dispatch from Lyons says Gambetta
was arrested there on Saturday by order Of
the Versailles Government.
THE EMPEROR ON GERMAN INTERVENTION.
FRANKFORT, May S,-Emperor William
telegraphs Bismarck as follows:
"While strictly adhering to the prelmi.
nary stipnlations, am willing to afford all
proper facilities for complete understands
ing. l am willing to fully discuss means
for an early suppression Of anarchy, and for
the establishment OF legal government in
France"
INsURGENT AMMUNITION RUNNING SHORT.
LONDON, May S.-The Vcrsaillists are
within three hundred yards Of the Maillot
gates.
Rochefort announces that the ammuni.
ton Is running short.
A dispatch says the Communists SORTED
from Issy Sunday, but were repulsed with
tremendous loss, and fled to Paris. So great
was their confusion that they fired on their
friends, who opened the gates. A panic also
occurred at Vauvres, where the Nationals
deserted their positions.
Rossel has ordered the right sleeves OF
the ceSerters' uniform to be cut off.
RUMoR ABOUT THE TREATY OF PEACE.
LONDON, May S.--A rumor comes from
Brussels that the peace treaty has been
formally signed at Frankfort. Bismarck is
expected at Berlin Tomorrow.
THE OPPOSITION FRENCH ASSEMBLY.
VERSAILLES, May S.-M. Picard, in the
Assembly, to-day denounced the proposed
Bordeaux Congress. and said that steps are
being taken by the Government to prevent
lis assembling.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-09
CITY ORDINANCES.

An ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE
"A THIRt 1MD FIFGH SECTt9 s OF
Be IL ordained by The Council Of the city Of
Ric]smond That sections three and five OF chs pier
fourteen concerning TIE collection OF the assessed
taxes he amended and reordained go as TO read as
follows:
3 IRE Collector of the city taxes shall annually
give notice i'll II least three Of the daily news
papers OF IN cits, for leca days pr!or t. The if-
eelh Jay OF June, chat he will attend III his Ice
daily bet een tn 5ours o O'clock 4. III. and
orc 0ck p. NJ, Ia Ill the fifteenth TO the thirtieth
Q. juice iGclusi'e. Tor the purpose OF recetv-
taxes the VIII r or one. half OF the amount of tax
the amount of tax charged in every case where
the party assessed sh iu fail to pay the whole or
one-half within the time SO limited. ahe collec-
tor shall in like manner give notice for fifteen
DAYS prior to the fifteenth OF December that he
will attend at his office daily between The above
mentioned hours from The fifteenth to the thirty
first o, december, inclusive, for the purpose OF
receiving from any person who has already paid
ii '!t oaly Of the city taxes charged to him the
remaining ai, and III It ten per cent. wiz be ad.
den 10 thu amount OF S aid remaining half OF the
lax cntreed i'll every case where The party assess
ed shsll fall 10 pay said remaining half within the
time so Limited. But in case any person having
failed to pay III the month Of June one half OF The
city axes due from-such person sh Ill fail to pay
the whole amount thereof on or bef)re the thlrty-
a. ct day of December there shall tie added twenty
per cent. upon the amount OF the tax bill SO re-
S. The Collector shall make out lists of the taxes
re civ by him from the 18th TO the 30th Of June,
inclusive and from the 18th TO the 5st Of pecem-
Der, inclusive, showing the date or receipt the
names ri the per sons charged with tax the amount
CHARGED and tile amount said the Collector. AnC
the Collector shall. soon practicable after the
expirat on of the above mentioned Ferrous OF pay
ment, prepare an alphabetical arrangement OF The
list; for mnre convenient reference thereto.
m So. E. G: HOWARD, City Clerk.
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but less shnn IN former years. Sheer, fav,
suffered but slightly from iisaase. q q
| The hay crop was short last year. but q
excellent quality. The corn crop was yer,
large, and fed literally. and better cars
than usual was bestowed on farm animals
To the mildness .of the past winter. anG
more humane treatment Is attributed these
favorable statistics.
A Court OF Claims Decision About
Captured Property.
W AsHIfGT May s.-The Court oil
Claims to-day decided the case OF SIawsor
VI. the United States in favor of the defend.
ant. The suit was for the recovery of the
proceeds of steamboat captured Mt
charleston which had been used by the Con-
| 1ederate authorities, and was afterwards,
on verbal agreement with Slawson, EN-.
ployed by the United States Quartermas-
ter's Department and then turned over to
the Treasury agent and sold.
Judgment against the claimant was rem
dered on the ground that the court has no
jurisdiction OF suits to recover the pro-
ceeds OF any captured property which has
been used for the purpose OF carving on
war against The United States and also for
the reason that said boat, having been ap-
propriated by the Federal army for mill
tary purposes, is exempted from the juris-
dlction OF the court by the act of July 4,
1864. >
The Weather Report.
WASHINGTON, May 8.-Probabiltttes: Par-
TALLY cloudy and clear weather will proba-
bly, prevail on Tuesday on the lower lakes
and on the Atlantic coast, northeastern
winds on the upper lakes, and threatening
weather west of the Central Mississippi
Valley.
The following is synopsis of the reports
received up to 7.35 this evening: The
barometer continues high on. the Pacific
coast, with pleasant weather. The lowest
pressure still remains in Maine. The
barometer has risen somewhat, only to fall
again, west and south of Pennsylvania.
Fresh northeasterly winds have prevailed
during Monday on Lakes Michigan and Su-
perior, southerly winds from Georgia to
Texas, and cloudy weather, with east
erly winds, in the Ohio valley. The tenn
perature is very low on Mt. Washington,
with westerly gale. The falling barom-
eter reported Sunday evening in Virginia
and the Ohio valley passed eastward during
the night, with light rain in Southern Illi-
nois and Maryland.
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COMMERCIAL.
i CoRH AND FLoug. ExeHANGz, I
R1fsHMOyr, VA Nayc 1871

CORE AND FLepg EXCHANGED
RICHMOND. VA, May s, 1S7l s.
~ 81 OFFERINGS. = 81
Whtat-Whfte. IsG bushels. Red. 4ao bushels
Gorn.-W h.te, ia bushels. Mixed, 5ssbushels.z
OdtS.-a9s bushels. = !,
SALES,
Whe1t.-White, % bushels good at 6l.s5: "a
bushels on private terms total, rs bushels, Red,
~ bushels very good mixed at &Ea5; % bushels
prime at $1.7o: IL bushels common mt 4l.a0: 20
bushels at $l823 40 bushels good a. l.ea-totaI
2ss bushels. =
Corn-WhiteSao bushels prime at ssc.; 100 .bush-
e e1 Iery good at s2c.total. lao bushels. Mixed,
lso bushels very good at SIC. =
Oats.-le bushels good 1T 67c.; i7s bushels very
gooa AZ 5Sc.-total, 252 bushels.
49, Is az RE-ExHIBITED.
Wheat.-White, % bushels. Red, $50 bushels.
REMARKS. 80
Wheat and corn dull--the latter showing down.
ward tendency. No change In oats. Rye scarce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-09

HE CHISANEs AND THE kuELUx Bill
>Gh fr0EcIscO. May CDR. l.. j. Pati, a
celebrated Chinese physician, has sued a
White man for Il bill Of $3.50 in the justices
Court, where he viii offer his own testi.
nony, and if refused. vii! apply to the
United States Court for Il warrant under
Tic act OF Congress passed last april he
hUk'dN bi!l), with view TO testing the
H-h OF Tie state courts to deny Cinnamon
The privilege 0! tcStifying.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-09

Ibe Connecticut mind takes to economy
very naturally. AN old lady living in the
Nutmeg state has tabooed candles and
taken TO gas on this ground. She says gas
Is hardly half cent a foot, while candies
are i've cents foot.
speaker in the New York National La
Dor Convention on SATURDAY declared that
The "orkingmen OF New England would
run candidates for President and Vice-Pre-
election.
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RAKERIES.

DICHARD ADAM,
n, STEAM CRACKER BAKERY,
TWELFTH ST., BETWEEN AAIN AND GARY, AND
cid BnoAD STREET, NEXT DOOR TO
MOuSTCASTLE'S.
desire to inform my friends and the ppblic
generally that have at great expense, h''su ny
the lar est and most complete
49, -, STEAM BAKERY
~ Fresh ie CAKES PIES, BREAD, and CRACK
Orders. wholesale and retail. attended to
promptly. Price list and circulars sent oy max on
x liber Il d lscount to the trade. mys
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TEE FRENCH REVOLUTION.

The Germans Determined to Interfere What
Emperor William says-An Appeal from
Theirs to the Citizens Of Paris to Ice
Him I'm The Opposition Assembly
Mt Bordeaux to be Clicked Of
What they are Doing with
the Paris Churches,
&C., &C., SC.
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MONDAY, May s.-Ne,o Orleans: Strong at li{0
1!ic. receipts, SEA bales exports to Cork ,2oa
bales Bremen, ITO bales Bordeaux, los bales /;
sales 5000 bales: stock, 15S, III bales. Savannah
Steady with fair d. mand at 1lsc. receipts, 709
bales exports to The continent, 3Si5 bales coast
wise, s76 bale s.; saes, 1000 bales stock "a 320
bales. Norfolk: Quiet low m,ddlines, 13t @l3lc.;
receipts as7 Oa!es: exports, coastwise, 7eu baes
sales, so bales stock, . AID bales.
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The Connecticut Election

HARTFORD, May SIN a New Haven
ward, where the legislative committee
found 419 ballots, the package was marked
5I9 for Jewell. The committee have OBJ
tanned 800 signatures of persons in that
ward who voted for Jewell.
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fOkT OF RICHMOND, MAY 5, 1871.
Arrived,
Steamer Wyanoke, Bourne, New York, nier-
chandise and passengers, John ". Wyatt.
Steamer George 3. Upton, Roberts, New York,
merchandise and passengers, Virginia Steamship
and Packet Company.
Schooner A. True Dell, Hess, n erchandise, Cur
lis & Parker.
Schcoucr Hardscrabble. Fales, Norfolk, light,
to load for Boston, Crowell L Currle.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
NEW YORK 5;av 8 Sailed, sctooBcrs j. W.
LOCKWOOD, shorrett &; jamestown, Brown; Frank
walter, Brewster.
MEMOIR kSDUM.
WEST POINT May S.-ASrived, steamer
Virginia, Freeman, baltimore. merchandise
and passengers, York River Railroad Company,
and sailed cn return.
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TELEt4RAP PHO NEWS.
New York STOCK AND sronev s.a,,, !,

NEW YORK, Mas a. Southern securities aul,an
steady. Teunessoe e's, ss; new. ss.. Virginia
s's so new .roa. Louisiana e's 90 new, sa. I,e-
wee s's, co; s,s. ss. Alabama s's, 100. Georgia
es, 80: rs, IS. North Carolina es, Il; new, rs.
South Carolina 0's, N new, Goa.
Money easy at 4@s p or cent, with exceptions at
sper cent. Sterling arm. Gold during the after
noon was strong, selling ut one time up to Ill,,
and closed ut 1ila1llIs. Governments little
frmer at the close, with Light busineas--,6?'a,
Ill; 'ecs. III; 'aS's, ILL., new, llat; 'eTs, 1l3t I;
'ss's, llsi lo-so's, lepa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-09

GENERAL >nERSAH's SPEEcH.-The Gin
C''lIl%I Tunes and Chronicle says that it UNI
Grfstand> that an incorrect report was
made OF General Sherman's speech at New
OIIcnlis
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The First Canard under the KukIux
Bill EXPLODED.

ST. LOUIS, May S.-General Mcdonald,
supervisor of internal revenue, just return
ed from business trip to the southern
part of Missouri, denies that he has called
on the President for troops to suppress the
kukluX in the second district of Missouri,
as reported from the West.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-09

NE APPLE CRur.-Accoumts throughout
Virginia aud Tennessee indicate that the
apple crop VIII fall very short this year for
Inc want u blUOm.-Brtstoi Ne,ns.
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Philadclphia Cattle Market.

PHILADELPHIA, May s.-Beef cattle very DULL
Gales, QUO head: extra Fenn3yyaul Ia and western
steers, s@sic.; fair to good, 63@7ic.; common,
Csc. Sheep In fair demand sales 10, 700 head 1t
Us. 81 @is.50. Hogs dull and lower; sales, 1900
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Richmond Tobacco Market.

MA3 s.-Ihe market opened very brisk in the
past week, and continued animated for few days,
but became somewhat stagnant at the close, owing
10 the fact that there was large quantity OF
reviews thrown on the market, large amount of
which were in bad condition; hence prices dropped
little. Receipts. too, are quite full.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-09

THE Hon. J. w. Johnston has been con-
fined to his room by sickness ever since MS
return from Washington, some ten days
ago but we are glad to learn that ne Is I'M
proving. -IAJinJdon Vlrginian.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-09

Fx.PsEs1pENT JEFFERSON DAVIS and lady
were in the city yesterday. A number OF
our citizens paid their respectsto them. MIR;
Davis appears to be in good nealtn anu
spirits LYnchburg Nrgln1an, ON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-09

A VERY large congregation assembled al
the Second Presbyterian Church last evening
to hear an address from Rev. John L. Ed.
wards, D. D., to the Young Mems Christian
Association of this city. 1t is only neces
sary to say that the address was worthy o.
the orator and Of the cause, and was highly
rclishcd by ali who heard it.-Lynchburs
Cyr15nj1n 9Th
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DIAMOND-POINTED
STEAM DRILLS,
FOB ROCK DRILLING.

Adapted TO Mining, Quarrying, Skating, Tun-
neiing, Railroad Grading Artesian Well Boring
Prospecting, &c.
Fifty to seventy.five per cent Of cost and time
or hand labor saved.
"Tcst cores" In form Of solid cylinders OF rock
or mineral, taken out OF Names from any oepta
not exceeding one thousand tl,0co) feet, showing
true value, qualification, &c.
NO PERCUSSION.
Never needs Sharpening, IS the Cutting Points,
composed of ROUGH DIAMONDS, are psacti-
salIy indestructible. 9ss3.Sez
FiRsT PREMIUMS awarded both in Emcpe
ag BE AV,i OF IMPROVEMENTS.
Illustrated circulars seut on application. Ad-
dress - SEVER Sf%fs y Sspnfse.
mh el-eedsm +.
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RERiH2 gEEGEasssEEGsss.
rORT OF RICHMOND, MAY S, l37l,


nlEIkTUKE ALaAEAC. MAY 0, 1871.
nm riser. 05| EooE rises IL. 90
SIM sato ,,,,,,...,.. 6.55 EiIh tide. $50
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Verdict against n Tobacco Merchant.

New YORK, May S.-The jury in the case
of the United States against Lilenthall, to-
bacconist, for false returns of sales, gave q
verdict Tor the Government for Sl04, 000-
the full amount it claimed.
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iTo,SS9 !
cent bonds 100, 900

Y-iV,o3s OIL
Bya report and resolutions of the Finance Com
mi.tee based upon the estimates or the City Audi
tor, adopted by the Council the l7.h ultimo, the
January, 1872, are limited to the sum Of S735 o.
The priuci pal resources from which these are to
be betrayed are tax Of one and a quarter per
special licenses. &C., and the receipts from gas
and water, and fines, &c.
The foregoing statement Is prepared and pub
llshed by order of the Council.
4. c. HOWARD, City Clerk.
RICHMOND, May G, 1871. my est
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rUlO THE DEBTORS AND CREDITORS
Il OF THE ESTATE OF JOHN TIETJEN, DE-
CEASED, As administrator Of the estate of John
Iie!jen, deceased hereby call upon all persons
indebted TO said estate to come forward without
delay and settle their accounts aud also upon all
psrsons to whom said estate Is indebted to come
forward and prove their claims In due time can
usually be found At the office OF Cosby, jackson 4
Turner, atterness at law, corner Of 10th and
Bank streets. Richmond, We.
Given under my ha nd as administrator as afore-
said this 18th day OF April, 1911
M ls-Tu4w G. w. TURNER, Admir-.
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WOOD AED COAL.

GOAL, COX Z, w . o u.
{ Best ANTHRA CITE CUAL, all sizes.
s,nilhs. from Midlothian aud Glover h Ill mines.
imp and III ALL SOFT COKE for cooking
kINDLINS COOKING, and CohD WOOD.
mr. T.. h. REISs IS with me, and sol1ctts The pa
IRON PC of his friends. j. 4. WATKINS,
my 2-rod3In III Main, and 9th and Cary st5.
ruESrNUT COAL FOR COOKING.-
" lOe tons chestnut-size ANTHR ACITE COAL,
The best and cheapest fuel in use for COOki t'G-
STOVES aud RANGES for the Warm weather,
for aaIe by S.P. LATHROP,
araa 18th street, mt draw-bridge.
rOALFO SALE.-HALL BROTHERS
~ Il CO.'S FRANKLIN EGG AND STOVE
GOALS. which cannot be excelled IN quality !
MIDLOTElAk, OLOVER HILL LUMP ana
and slniths' use; OAK and PINE WOOD, for
sale. VIII hOShhIo,
lad corner 18th and Dock streets.
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FOREIGN 3Iarkets-IBy TE1EcRkpu.1

Foreign Markets BY TELEGRAPH.
LoND N, May S.-Consols, aSd. United States
bones, s03
LIVERPOOL, May s.-Cotton steady and quiet
uplanGs. itIsi. Orleans, 7iGl7sd. sales, 10000
bales, including 1900 tor export and speculation
Cumberland cut bacon, 3Ds.
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MURDER.-A telegram was received here
on Saturday giving the distressing intelll-
ecncc that Mr.. J. Marbury Merriwether, q
son of MIR. james A. Merriwether, was
murdered few days ago by a negro near
Memphis. Tenn. Young Merriwether was
employed on railroad near Memphis, ana
the negro WHO killed him was one OF the
hbolers under his charge. MIR. NJ. was
s,r.lck hy the negro with a hickory club,
and fingered Il day or two, when he died
from the effect of his wound.-Lynchburg
NeLcS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-09

State Of Virginia. County Of Henrico, S.:
!, Samuel A. Glover, Assistant Cashier or the
Fist National Bank of Richmond, Va, do SOL
EMMY swe 1T that the above statement Is true to
the best OF my knowledge and belief.
8. A. GLOVER,
Assistant Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this 18th day
of MAJ, 1871. W. /. ALLEN, N. l..
Correcy-kttest
JOHN PURCELL,
j: II. BLAIR,
my9- Directors