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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Rockville. lows
n Office Up stairs, over the Post ONE.
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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09

A TTORNEY AT LAW. Once on South
n side Of Public Square, hssr southeast
CORNER, K Kpoxville, lows. :. zSu
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09
@. i. Collins,

~ rTnRNEY at LAW. Once borth eide
n Public square, Kpoxviils. VIII also
attend 70 Cotiections, and Buying and Selling
r..1 323tf
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09

FgHw YonK,l Feb. 4.--FUr French
ports direct three steamships have
been chartered ID load with govern
ment stores. The freight engage-5
ments FOX, these vessels embrace large
quantities of. provisions, Including
some 10, 900 barrels of heef.- y
Three.men disguised as policenen
last Thursday night went to the
Kensington Bank, In Philadelphia
and got the watchman to admit them
by telling him that the Bank was to
be robbed that night and they had
been detailed to capture the robbers.
Then they gagged and hand.cunrsl,
him, and robbed the Bank at their
leisure. Amount stolen not stateA 81,
A Washington special ssys thsts
Great Isritain has sDadeso "hlghly
important overtures" FOR the settle
mcnt of the Ahbama Claims, and
that Gen. Schenck's sailing for Eng
land has been postponed for the
present, on that account.
The West Point outrage, mentioned
some time ago, seems likely to result
in considerable publication of the
Military Academy before the buri-.
ness Is all done with, judging from,
late Washington dispatches. Well.
we hope things may be Strengthened
out as they ought to be-.
The italian Chamber Of Deputies
has, by vote Of 232 to %, resolved
to transfer the Italian snRital ia
Rome. a bill for this purpose heaI
passed the Italian Senate before, We
believe. Il Z &. 4 t-
A Sun Domingo correspondent
writes that the principal cities Of the,
island are opposed to annexation to
! the United States, and that Cabral
and his adherents are active, and
have four armies ready to fight
against Baex. ~ li1a aa57}a -
SAN FRANCIsCo,J Jan. 31.-Hitherto
the Japanese Government has pro-
hibited the raising Of swine in the
Empire, but It has recently decide.l'
to encourage the production OF pork
as an article Of food, and sent agents
to California to purchase stock N'
government Aanennt. About ninc
tl,is morning ut Virginia City. Was
the most destructive known f0r
years. 1t destroyed several blockss
One man and boy were burned ~
death In u boarding house. They
were not awakened until 1t was to"
late to make their escape. The loss
Is not yet ascertained.
The recent investigation into tho
affiilrs of the Nfethodist Book Concern
has greatly stimulated enquiries =.
! TO the resources Of that instituti0n.
The total assets OF the Concern
amount to 81, ,7Ol 1926; total liabilities,
81, ,oo7 ,2o5. s.r ,,reF4s a
/ New York specials are still busy
witlurunlors 0f prospective Gahastt
changes; but jtis hard to- pnta,sy
faith III 'cin. =. sAs.1 j
/ ~ a ~
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09
lllereantile, lbs GraDrs ST
Marion County Bank,

" IOWA. Paid up Capital
IN o., ,ea0. - lssld silver. 0ovsssaaent aud
ofbsr ssensities bought aad sold. Intsrsst
allowed on time deposits. Special attention.
given ~ Coliections. Opea fssssss =. II. TO
+P. n. except sund.ys.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09

Barrett W. Clark,
A THY AT,LAw, and Rssi Estate Agent,
IA has the only set OF Abstracts Of Titis
In Marion County. ~ 9As "a s4tf)
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09
Dr. G. r. Garretson,

nBNTTsr. once over Kinpe's Store.
/ scuthsast cornss Publie Sqasre, Knox.
vdle, Iowa. rTssms Cash. 5sH
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09
Professional.
- sroxs. o. -. .AYRso. Hs @. CURTIS
stone, Ayres & Curtis,

rroRNEYS at Law. Claim and Real Es.
a tate Agents, Knsxsilis and Pella, As.
rian County, Iowa.
Nv w;i, .t,srd to All Sssinesa asutrnsted totheiI
80. n Marion and adjoinIng countiss. VII
....,;ce ir the State and Federal Courts. :. II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-08
Arrival Of Greeley.
NEW YORK, June 7.-Horace Greeley ar
rived home this morning.
TcIe@raphIc Summary.

The Democrats have secured the speaker
in the New Hampshire Legislature by one
vote-163 to 164.
The Savannah fire company called the
Magnolias are going to stop by New York
on their way from Boston and pick up a
reception"
Gen. Rodman, U. S. army, died ycster'
day.
The National Typographical Union yes
terday voted down motion to allow ne
grocs to become memberS-44 to l1-and
chose Richmond, Va, us the next place OF
meeting.
The directors inthc New Jersey Railroad
Company have confirmed the lease 10 the
PENNSYLVANIA Central Railroad Company
The specie shipments from New York
yesterday were $50, 200.
Laura Fair. who is to be hung i'll Cali.
fornia, has paid her physicians $4,000 for
testifying to her insanity. DR.. j. b. Trask
got $1,000.
The Bank of Holland has reduced its rate
OF discount.
In the New York money market yestcr'
dav there was not q fraction OF change from
the quotations of the day before.
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as 1--we thousanti two h,mtircd am, n,natr.

was two thousand twot,unircd and ninetv2
eight. among whom were The local
magistrate and his second in office. The
earthquake extended from Bathang east
ward TO Pang-chah-mah, westward to Nan.
tun, on the south to Lin.tsah-shih, and ON
the north to the salt wells of A-t,,mtsz. \
circuit of over 400 mites. It occurred ri.
simultaneously over the whole of this region.
In some places steep hills split and sunk
into deep pits; in others, hills on level
spots became prccir;tous cliffs, and the
roads and highways were rendered impass.
able 10y Instructions.
The people were beggarcd and scattered
like autumn leaves, and this calamity to
the people If Bathang aud vicinity was
really one Of The most distressing and de-
structive that has happened. The Governor
General twice memorialized the Emperor
respecting it, who granted aid to relieve
The misery. reopen the roads between the
post houses. and rebuild or repair the
Offices and dwellings rs they were needed,
Many are now rcsumng their OCCUPATIONS,
and the reads are everywhere passable. ,
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AFFAIRS IN FRANCE.
Rochefort's Trial-Pyat In Switzerland
Theirs and the Republic The New Minis
ter to WASHINGTON.

PARIS, June LA Patr1e demand Wig.
orouS measures for the suppression of Com
munist tendencies in the provinces. The
arsenal and navy-yards are directed to en-
ploy French instead of foreign citizens.
LONDON, June THE Times special
says the postponement of Rocheforts trial
is due to an apprehension of disclosures
compromising movements of national de-
fence.
Felix pyat is in Switzerland.
Theirs insists upon giving the Republic
q fair trial.
.Ashhury''s yacht Lyvonia won the Har-
witch regatta.
VERSAILLES, June 7.-Twenty-tive women
We're killed and fifty injured by railroad
accident near Paris yesterday.
NEW MINISTER TO WASHINGTON. ...
VERSAILLES, June Tt is said that Jules
Ferry will be Minister to Washington.
PROGRESS OF RECONSTRUCTION.
PARIS, June 7.-All the pieces of the
column in the Place Fendome have been
recovered and restored.
World special: s. state on the highest
authority that the fusion Of the monarch
lists has f:Iiled"
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Murder On the High seas-Statement
of Captain Sleeper.

New YORK, June THE brig Bowen,
upon which the Europa placed the first
mates account of the mutiny, arrived in
the Narrows last evening. The following
is the report of Captain Sleeper. who sue
ceeded to the command when Captain Ans
bury died:
"While slowing the anchor on the I'd in-
slant, at 4 Z. NJ, one Of the crew dSobeycd
orders, and OH being spoken to by the first
mate, he and Captain Amsbury, who went
forward at that moment, were set upon by
the crew, six in number, all negroes, and
Captain Amsbury was struck on the head
with capstan bar and fatally injured.
The mate had his shoulder dislocatcd,
and also received two severe wounds on the
head with the capstan bar, from the effect
of which he was disabled for three days.
The second mate and steward were also Sc
verelv injured. We got the captain aft, but
all efforts TO save him were unaVaIllng; he
died the same day."
The mutineers were taken ashore last
evening and locked up.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR Eyer
RICHMOND, Va. Jtine = issy

= OFFERINGS.
i Rhsas White, 20 bushels. Red. 10 buabe,a
MIA s q, Y nite, lso bushels. Yellow, ia bushels
Shipstnf.-s0O bushels -
|. s.s# go SALES. tas e......
waedt.-White, 90 bushels AZ A, Al
. Hhedt.-Red, DO bushels yery con,,nor a, an
So bushels Mt al.e0. Total, 70 buaheIs. ~ D'c'
LoTn.-W hite. 100 bushels very good at ooc Va,
pr W a. p a very good a.ssc Mxed q bushels
OATS Go bushels good at e7c.
~ REMARKS.
ihere is 90 little doing in wheat that auy com.
iehs on Inc market Is unnecessary. Some peopIe
ehlhK that the price at which wheat is selling now
Is clue 70 the price at which new wheat will omen
but this may be fallaclous for several rrasona
such as quantity, quality, condition of the wheat
The requirements of the mills, &C. We hear very
decided expressions OF opinion as TO the fipure Mt
which new wheat will open, but as far as we arc
concerned we prefer to say P. T., and then no.
BODY Will have occasion to find fault with Ms.
though IN other instances P. T. is not ALWAYS
popular. ..s
We would not be at al surprised II it did not
luFn cut tnat the reported damage TO the wheat
crop has been exaggerated we were going to saw
much exaggerated. One thing we think NAV he
regarded as certain and that Is that the crop has
improved considerably within the last ten or fic.
teen days. Cutting has commenced in many places
almost stimuli 'ne1usly. At Brandon, some sixty
miles down the river, cutting will commence this
aay (Ihursday), and 1t commenced fifty miles up
the canal Yesterday. We believe this is some
thing unusual; for, If we are not:mlstskan, there
used 10 be some ten days difference between the
two places.
Corn on Change to-day was In active demand
ana hrm. Oats very scarce ESQ far as offerings on
Change are concerned), and advancing.
The topmost bri * has been laid on the wall of
the building in which will be located the new Corn
Exchange. In a few days the erection of the roof
will be commenced The room will be fine one.
and will be fitted up by the proprietor, Nr. L. D.
Crenshaw, in handsome and comfortable man
ner, and with due regard to the amount OF light
necessary for proper examination of samples Of
-four and grain.
AT IL O'Clock to day Thursday the receiving of
bids for The construction OF sixty tables for the
new Exchange will close. The Secretary will he
at the Exch' nge IRON A. NJ. to u O'Clock N. to
receive them.
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in China-Eearfui E.0sS
al EIlc and Destruction OF Pro.
nNEfN- Terrible SCrueS.

y
iii United States Minister in China,
.".rrUnr Low, has forwarded 10 the Sec
.-'.,y at stale. II Washington, The follow
translation Of Il report of The great
,..Mga,hr in IiatLang, made By the Chi
'.." Governor General 0! the province il
3",. il occurrcd:
tAETEQCAEE At HATUAHG, IN szcHUES.
! la,Nr ,l>crlIainc0 that Bathang lies on a
'.rt elevated pot beyond the borders of
'.r province, about $50 miles west from
a--'.n-, and more than thirty post
,.a'"n> from the district town Of
la-,,cn. on the high road TO Tibet.
AroW II O'Clock \. NJ. on the 11th OF
Ai"I, 800, the earth trclnhled so violently
s"' -" government offices, temples, grana-
''~. Stone and storehoIls,s and fortiiica-
F" lis. with all the common dwellings and
p" temple Of iing-lln, were At once over
.''""n and ruined. The only exception
~ ~ na.l III Thu temple grounds called
aN.E,u. Inch stood uuharmcQ in its iso-
81" "n. \ lcW Of the troops and people
'.'ftd, hll most OF the inmates were
'a>A,d and Killed under The falling timber
..a |"nc. Flames also suddenly burst out
, t""r places. which strong winds drove
.'"a' uulli ID" heavens were darkcncd with
-4nn''. aud their roaring WAS mingled with
o." lamentations Of the distressed peo-
Ia. On The 18Th he flames were beaten
"""H. but lii" rambling noise, were
"'+ ArarG under ground, like distant thur
''', aud The earth rocked and rolled like
-a|i 10 storm 1t the mercy OF the waves.
%" multiplied Ini,crics of the afflicted in
La'itau's were increased by Il thousand
'r1rs, but in about ten DAYS matters began
IL @ro" quiet and The motion to cease.
h" grain collector at Bathang says that
i'I several day, before the earthquake the
water had oyrIilow.d the dyke, hut after it
nc earth cracked in many places, and
lack, ic,ld water >purtcd out in Il furious
L"hncr. II one poked il the squirting in-
4nliy followed, just Il, ju the case with the
at sell. and Ire well Gn the eastern part
u lhc proylnce-) and this explains how it
h1ptcn"d that lire followed the earthquake
ID Halhan2.
i, nearly a. il asccrtaincd, there were
,',trplcd Two large temples, be offices OF
u" collector Of grain tax, the local magis-
tidl". and the colonel, the Ting-lin temple,
ana nearly seven hundred flthomS Of wall
@lruHd il, and three hundred and titty-onc
i""Lns III all inside, six smaller temples,
laundering two hundred and tWcnty-one
lp'M-, beside one thousand eight hundred
nnd IuIty-ninc rooms aud houses Of the
conm"n people. The number OF people,
$9ldicle, and lamns killed by the crash
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
The Washington Strike The Government
Surrcnders.

lne aSnInSton Strlke line Government
Surrcnders.
WASHINGTON, June 7.-The Republican
of this morning commences its leading edi-
torial thus:
1.-The Washington Commune, unlike
that Of Paris, has been entirely victorious.
The letter which the Board of Public
Works, or at least portion of it, sent YES
tcrday to contractor Gleason is nothing
more nor less than Il complete surrender
to the men who for the last four or tive
days had been threatening the violation of
law and order in this city"
[Note.-Gov. Cook, who signed the let
ter, is or oficio president of the board. Two
members OF the board whose names do not
appear to the letter were absent from the
citv.]
WASHINGTON, June 7-P. M-The labor
strike has extended to the Georgetown ca
nal. The discontcnts ordered the work
men at Alexandria to stop work, and Seve-
raj of the rioters have been arrested. The
mass of negroes will commence work to-
morrow ut $40, but the discontinued ones
want s..
Railroad Matters.
WASHINGTON. June An adjourned
meeting OF the representatives Of railroad
lines between New York and New Orleans,
via Lynchburg, was in session to-day. All
the roads were represented, including the
new elements south of Cleveland junction.
But one daily line has Tor some time run
on this line south of Washington, and the
meeting to-day organized second one.
Daily trains are hereafter to be run twice
a day. Among the railroads represented
were the Orange and Alexandria and other
southern roads. After the adjournment a
meeting was called to consider fast freight
from Norfolk to points South, and COM
mittee was appointed, which will meet at
Knoxville August 9TH, to consider the mat
ter.
The Weather Report.
WAsHINGToN, June 7.-Pr0bdJiitieS !:
The rains will probably cease Tonight on
the Atlantic coast and be followed by brisk
southwest winds. Partially clear and cloudy
weather will prevail, with westerly winds,
from New York to the Mississippi river and
the Tulf
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+ bowman KILLED.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAA TO THE pIsPATcH.]
SALEM, VA, June Harry naines, alias
VIM. M. Tutbill. travelling with Hamilton
u Rawdon's Combined Indian Show, fell
from one of the wagons this morning as
they were leaving this place, and was in
stantly killed.
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TELEGRAPHIGs NEWS. :


Death or - Prominent Tennessecan.
ESPECIAL TELEaRAM TO TUE plspArcE.l
MossY CREEK, EAST TENN, June 7.--Geu.
Alexander d. Smith, a prominent citizen of
Cooke county, Tenn, died at o'clock r.
M. yesterday, in the sixty-eighth year of his
age. Hewas representative in the lower
House of the Tennessee Legislature in 1881.
The deceased was for thirty-ive years an
elder in the Presbyterian Church.
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LEONARD,

, - ,n,rxnr. p. LEONARD,
YD. vILLABRIILE.
e. G. GARMENDIA Il CO.,
importers OF the celebrated
,"LA ANITA"
and other brands OF
HAVA ma CIGARS.
selected every year by our Dir. Garmendla. Prices
from SIS To 81, coo per thousand
ROMERO, DAVIES, and other dry, delicate
ShkRRIrS, In aud casks also, In glass:
Riyiere Gururat 6 Co.'s PALE COGNAC
BRANUIES, vintsges of 1859 to 1874, in lilo ], and
is casks. and IN patent cases twelve bottles each.
,haries Fares Chsmpagnes, Wines, Grand Win
Ensenie InpeIi, Cabinet and se III Gssr.s
Carer, in wood aud glass; Port Wines, Madeira,
Gin Kun. Cordia's, and every variety OF French,
ItaIi an and Spanish Goods In our line. marseilles
Wines in and casks sweet on, In TN tlos ana
&c. No "a south CafSeut street, Baltimore.
Represented by messrs. CASkiE BhOs., lstn
stree, between Main and Cary, who have always
4 stock on hand. my si-h1 " OH
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EACTS FOR LADIES.

III could not procure another WILSON SHUT
TIE SEW MACHINE would not part with
mine for any consideration.
Mrs. FITZwILsoN, Church Hill.
/ am delighted with my Wilson Shuttle Sewing
Machine. Mrs. HAZELwoOD Church Hill.
would not sell my Wilson Shuttle SewimG-Sa-
chine which cost 49, for $780, i h ave paid Tor II
in The work have done on it In one month.
Mrs. MARTHA CLARK, Broad street.
am Well pleased with the Wilson Shuttle Sew
ing-Machine, and do not think could oc better
suited. Mrs. Capt. BLAkET, Leigh street.
My machine always gives me satisfaction. 1
have always been pleased with It.
Mrs. MEADOWS, "a street.
After fair trial Of machines, have given pre-
ference for the Wilson shuttle Sewing Machine.
l would not take 800 for IL.
Mrs. AuNNERLY, Church iiill.
have always liked my Wilson Shuttic-scwing
Machine. Mrs. PACE, 9TH STR Ct.
CAUTION. LADlES.-Whcn anything IS said
about the WILSON" which is calculated TO in
lure It's reputation in your mind, before YOU be-
ieve it test the truth by coming to our Office and
examining for yourself. We can prove by emil
nent machinlsts and hundreds ladies in this city
that the Wilson - has no superior.
Save $40, then, by buy ing our Machine.
WILSON SEWING-MACHlN Ne ROOMS,
iei 70. IGoycrnor ST Get.
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SEwING-MACIEINES.

" HELLER & WILSON'S SILENT
w FEED, LOCKsSTI1CH FAMILY SEW
jNG-M ACHlEES arg the best for family use,
VIII do "A larger range OF sewing, with less labor
to The operator are H1iseless, and less compIica-
ted than any other. Some OF The most eminent
physicians in this city assert that the use or he
w HEEL ER WILSON MACHINE Is not fntu-
rious to the health of ladies.
invite a careful and thorough comparison Of
the merits Of this Machine with all others.
Z. l.. RADWAY,
General gent for Virginia.
n. B. have associated with me q. Pow ELL
HILL, of this city. and invite attention to his card
herewith annexed q. l.. K.
To the Ladies and the Public:
Having assuciatcd myself with G.. l.. Roadway,
agent :or the sale of the Wheeler Il Wilson ew-
!g-ma cbines, respectfully invite one and all to
give me q call before bnyiug elsewhere. AIN Il
Vi5suian. and have resided In this city nearly zen
years and refer TO the Leading busiaess houses
here. jc GROW ELI HUI.
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ANDREW JOHNSON FOR CoNGREss.-In the
first district of Tennessee the Democrats
are talking of running candy Johnson -
for Congress. The New Y ork Herald says
they can surely elect him, and he is just the
man wanted in the House of Representa-.
tivcs to take care Of General Ben. Butler
and the Constitution.
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The total loss by the MarshaL<trcct fire
in philadelphia Monday WAS $4,000.
Twcnty-six dwellings were seriously dam
aged and twelve others slightly, and forty
families had their furniture damaged OF DC
Stroycd
A Cleveland merchant lately received
a package labelled 81 box Tom. Cats"
It took him some time 10 decipher
the f.tct that the inscription meant box OF
tomato catSup.
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.row WARRINGTON.
,....srondcncc Of the DISPATCH. ]

,,.....snordcncc Of the DISPATCH
r'' " Asn,>GroN, june &. ISL.
:..,lcxritCment in this city now
1's ~ ,(tnt strike Of coiorcd 'ah"rerS'
- ~ n. ~ ,,,r,n> improbable that unless
s' y wv ..% , nf prudence and tirtnncsS
s' III D., the proper authorities the
r .A. -. ,.rr,..rill terminate III form
,.H, d. "' IVA, negroes Who have lnStl-
.'..,' ..,,.S1u> feeling which prevails
... ..f ma III, race arc rife for dis
a-- 90 m nv, shrink from engaging
...'. ~.,' , ,. IA ti>tuyh 'hc peace OF the
.s' "'@>"q,rc citizens almost fear TO
e."r.# ,,.., VII, hr brought to reason
IT. ..-'. ,, 49, arguments on the part
.' .,...f,ir. ghrv sci II defiance.
SIS 4, "'' '' go ,f', Governor in requesting
II. ....->,l the work in progress mus M
$ p r,ar Of mob prrt"n>ionS' creates
.,..- favorable comment ana 81 course
.., an, a spirit amon- Inc F'"'oHS
v,.yn BODIES nH GOO" 10 ,hc S3 OH
since last Monday week 'ne ponce
'.,. Ilrn ho,GjuE themselves III icA"-
~, chilled onto suppress reinohs-
.v>l thr peace q the TcrF""ry'
w. ,,..r ~ nuIhrrah : not YET over.
r. ..' rt4uil(ul spectacle. That the
,..i., ,,sfjnu >hu,lld hr held III awe
- y;r,nl:S negroes. who know
,-,,,> are desired ny tho DON'T
b. ~. and tog that reason Is disposed
-. Win them, cannot commend
..,.1 men in any section OF the
vi fins j The TACT. The negroes
....r., i,aau their importance III Il
: ,;,sw They have Gained
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Domestic Markets TELFCpApU.1

Domestic Markets -[BY TELEGEAPH.l
NEW YORK, June 7.-Cotton easier; sales, 1923
quest; common to fair extra, S8.7560s7.25: good
To choice $7.3OQ0*s. Whiskey, 93c. Wheat scarce
and shade frlner at S1,72}.
BALTIMORE, June Flour steady, with an
improved Demand. Wheat steady. Corn quiet
white. 17@70c.: yellow southern AMI western
mixed. 72Qp7'c. Pork weak at sls. Bacon more
active at tic. Lard dull. Whisky 9Uc.
Foreign Markets-[BY TELEGRAPu.1
LIVERPOOL, June 7.-Cotton closed q shade
easier; uplands, St@sti.; Orleans, sgd.
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MHRzsE RSTEs LEGENCE.
IMMATURE ALBANIA. JUNE ., sl'
Sun rises ,,,, Asa Noon rises. l2.Vo
sun s.Ls 1921 Eigb tide........... o.2O
PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 7, 18Th.
ARRIVED,
steamer ralisadc, Nelson, KiDgmill wharf, q

ARRIVED,
Steamer rallsadc, Nelson, Kingmill wharf, u.
l., Curr.e.
SAILED,
Steamer John Evlycster, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
c1audise and passengers. l.. Is. Iatuin.
Schooner oliver J4"li9ou, JalnisoD, froVideece,
via Osborne's, coa', Crrrie Co.
kcnsOner j. II. slrrvel. Qulllan, James river,
10 load with lumber foc PLil e!phla, Cuttls d
Pa krr.
MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT. June 7.-Arrived, steamer St.te
of Virginia, Freeman, Baltimore. mercl,ahdibr
and passengers, YORK. River Railroad Company,
md sailed on return.
OsBoRNE's iuue 7.--Arrived, schooner Adaliza,
Loycland, New York, to load with coal, Curis
Parker.
Especial Telegram to the Dispatcb.l
cry POIsT, VA June 7-Passed up. schooner
NJ &c. Turner, with iron, from New iork, tor
Richmond; one canal schooner, coal, Tor Rich
Ix.rtion for wood. Sailed, SCHOONER IL. u. Ely,
zinc ore, for Trenton, n. j.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-08
= Democratic Governor for New
Hampshire.

CONCORD, June 7.-Indications clearly
show the election Of Democratic Governor
by the Legislature. The Democrats, Labor
men, and several disatlected Republican:
have coalesccd.