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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-12
Fr0Bs North Carolina.
Correspondents 81 the Richmond Dispatch.
GREENsBoRo,. N, c., July 10.

GREENSBORO, IN. c., July TO. q
a meeting was held at the Greensboro
Conservative Ciubpom tonight for the pur.
pose OF ratifying the Baltimore nominations
The attendance was large. md the enthusiasm
OF the audience unbounded. .45
On motion, the action Of Che Baltimore
Convention was unanimously Endorsed, and
three lusty cheers proposed and rung out for
Horace Greeley, the next President of the
United States.
The Hon. James NJ. Leach, member OF
Congress, being present. was loudly called
for. He responded in ono of his characteristic.
able, patriotic, and eloquent speeches, show
ing up Radical corruption and dishon-
csty in all their hidcous proportions
paying u high tribute to the honesty, in
tcgrity, aud patriotism OF Horace Gree
ley, and encouraging North CIrolinjans
to work steadily aud faithfully to make
North Carolina conspicuous and illllstrious
among the great sStcrhood OF States now
crnt.nding for constitutional liberty and
right. He was vo,iIcru,isly chcerpd through
out his speech. He was followed by John
y. Staples. Esq, Hon. ID. +. Caldwell, Levi
Scott, and NJ. +. Smith, Esq, in able speeches.
Mr.. &. G. Yates was then called for, and,
though not u professional speaker, made a
very appropriate little speech, which con-
tanned some good hits.
Perhaps no ADLER speeches have been heard
here for years than those delivered by Judge
Mrrri;non on Monday and on last night be-
fore the citizens OF this place. His review
Of the situation was close and his arguments
logical aud convincing. North Carolina is
all right fer Greeley. Gu1LFORD.
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NORFOLK MARKETS.

July l0-CoHon. The market during the past
week has been very dull and Inactive with very Hight
offerings. and no transactions whatever 10 report.
Ne quote /: Low middng 23c.; good ordinary, :-0
aaSc.; ordinary, l7Gglsc:
1o,.n-,The market has been very dull, and re-
GENTS were very light the past week Sales reported
to-i:ry of white ut 74c. and mixed ut zee.
Corn Ifenl.-bIarket duh at III per bnshei.
Fiour-The market during the week mas been dull.
We mote for various brands: Fine, SsglS7; super.
fine, 81 .gsl$s; extra, s.5o0$io; family, $ioaSN
Green T1uca.--Apples have improved In value and
demand, but their quality inproVesin grettsr pro-
portion Really choice apples-large, smooth, ana
MISUNDERSTANDING sold to-day AZ sa.5o@.a;1s IN
doube-hed new barrels but half that come IN VIII
moi fetch one-aif that price. Knock downs, rllise
and mixed. are hard to satisfy buyers or seaerot
Tomat,es Ii good are saleable 1t 5eeg7sc per oo1;
Pears, 81 .5Isl TO- Potatoes, slGG*l.5o. few hard
peaches are in today. stuff badly cnlied ana poorly
put up Is ftring badly. -
pretty much The same MS for long Time PAST. Si.o
and thereabouls continues TO he about Ihcir Saiue
for The bulk of offerings with IN occasohal sct up
hger-n ono case s.75 some At $l7a Tor very hiie.
SheIled are very dull aud come In iuuch lIOreifeci!
than ever before. 49,, ,,,,h,
aud orr quotations are mainly nominal yellow
nine caar ilooring q 1000 feet, SEQ; DO stepping.
clear heart, 8.2ISsS; iossi, 10 To 20 iec1' Sie'
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\ NtS NTAGGEKS TuRUuGm TIE ONO
i''t" HElprE ANU PLuNGts SEVENTY FEET To
."H hnAcn BELuw.-A young man named
'""u lirnncs>"y fell from the Ohio River
''t1-" about o'clock yesterday afternoon,
''l WIS instantly Kill. lLcnncSScy was ar
''-"I on Hunda. night and placed III Seven
'''"H->lic"t station on 4 charge Of drunken
">' ana d1-ordcriy conduct. Yesterday
,4'.hthG ILL., ct>e MAS continued in the City
''.l', and, being released on bail, lie went
"l!h'"aF and got drunk again. In the
''i noon hr went down TO the bridge, and,
''i'''i% upon >onIc worklncn who were en-
-'-'' "n this side the canal, tried 10 raise Il
~" win Them, and made IN attack Oh the
'''HGli. Mr.. l.. q. Hodge. Hodge endca-
''" !" Keep him OH, and tried to pacify
~" 10y inlId words, but finding this unayail-
~ IN ran away and fora short time kept out
y" >'-"l. Thinking that he had escaped the
- linz Il nam he returned in Il few minutes
"'," walked out to the draw Of the bridge
'' -, - some @! his lncn were at work.
h'i'lirN'cy soon discovered Hodge on the
'''~'' ana started out in pursuit. Hodge,
." ,''''lAny with one of the men, rctreated
~ '"' =, Inc hlntii pier, when he crossed over
So. 'I"ac l" The opposite walk, and started
,.,, n 10 'iiiS end, thinking that Henncssey
.,, 'o not venture, While staggering with
'''H"a'!'h, to walk the narrow lie. But
S'"ii a. t!c parties were opposite each
..'' 4''int>scy sttrlcd to cross, and, stel,-
~ Il, IN The walk, missed his footing and
,''sLilcc Of severity icct To the gravcIly
49,, '"rh s.ltnd beneath. Tie fll was Il
80, 'It, luE unfortunate man falling upon
.,. "'' AiLi'h& him instantly. When taken
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There is considerable anxiety manifested
as to the successor of the late Archbishop
Spaldng, and among the names authorita-
lively mentioned in this connection are Bish-
ops Bailey of New Jersey, Lynch of South
Carolina, Becker Of Delaware, and Elder of
Mississippi. Some misrepresentation has OK
listed, we believe, in reference to the real Ii
tie of the representative of the Holy See in
this country. Where canon law prevails in
Catholic countries The local head Of the
Church is denominatcd l'rilmte; but in the
absence of that law, as in this country, the
equivalent of Prinate, on the theory of
Rome, assumes the title of metropolitan.
The Archbishop of Baltimore, therefore, is
designated Metropolitan of the United States.
Baltimore Gazette.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, }

SEcRETARy's OFFICE, July S, 1872.
GcntIcIncm,- case stated in your let
ter Of the 9th instant Of tobacco shipped In
bond from the Atlantic coast previous to the
Gih of June last, and arriving on the Pacific
coast after that date, and entered in ware
house and transportation bond cancelled,
admits of no relief by this Department un-
der the Interpretation VIC feel compelled Ia
give the law. 1t is the disposition OF the
Department to save parties from any addi-
tional taxation due to their misrepresentation
Of the law. but | see no way Of meeting
your wishes in this respect.
Very respectfully,
GEORGE =. Boutwell,.
Secretary.
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LYNCHBURG MARKETS.

Wheat offerings light. hut sufficient to
reduce the price materially during the past three
days Buyers careless and buy sparinGly at decline
anticipating further decline daily rs ItTeilts III
crease Corn, rye, and oats In fair demand tlonr,
In sympathy with wheat, has a downward tendency.
.dDpies.-Green, Up barrel, s2@$a.
Corn Medl.-Sl.
CE0re- Seeti.-Sd.5U6IS7. ~#
Egqs.-Frcsh, ieallSc, s,.s
Eiuur.-Fine, S7G.S7.5O; superfine, Ss.e59Sa. eX-
tr,l, S9.5OGGSlo family, SlG0eSll.
FentheTS.-Livc goose, GV0!65c.
&GinSeng.-eo 80 .. .s.... LEX.
HaH.-l}alcd, $i.66@si75.
OdtS.-5O@l6Oc. s.r#..l..
OnioRS.-s5c.@Sl.
JFheat.--White, $l.55GlSl.65. Red, $l.5oGSl6o.
W0Oi.-W Washed, 6tG170c.; nnwlsned, 4rEG5vc.
JFhiskey.-Rectincd, $l.254SI.35; pure Virginia
mountain rye, S20l$3.50.
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A Decision ;is 10 Tobacco Transported
to California, DC.
NEW YORK. July {

NE" Iohh. DuiS V, 1917.
Hon. George S. Bon'reH, Secretary Of The
Treasury, Washington
Sir,-Your esteemed favor Of 5th instant at
hand. From its tenor we infer that you do
not fully appreciate our trades complaint.
Under the ruling of the Commissioner, TO
which YOU refer, much, and, if we mistake
not, nearly all, Of the tobacco moving under
transportation bond on 9th June az neces-
sa75y subject to thiry-two cents per pound
tax. We will explain: Tobacco sold in
Richmond or New York on or about May
10TH. and shipped neutrality-suspicious. bond
io san Francisco. Cal, or Portland, Oregon,
on or about s;nc date. and arriving, Us it
did. after June 9th. before either of the
commissioners rulings were promulgatc
warrhol>cd It's ii was, transportation bonds
having been cancelled by warchousinS bonds,
lars il from relief under the ruling to which
YOU refer. and forces the payment of ~ cents
lpr pound tax when withdrawn for conS,imp-
ion. Tobacco transported to New Orleans
say 3Oth May, and arriving there and bonded
after 9th June. is rs we'll subject to a tax OF
- cents per pound. tobacco on transit from
Richmond or othcrp points i'll Virginia to New
York, Philadelphia. Baltimore, or Boston,
on lS,, ID, Sd. itIl or 9th June, under trans
portation bond. arrived. and WAS bonded
after 9Th June, before either of the Commits
Sioncr's rulings were made public. and are
St:bjcct to tax Of percent. From this slate
mcnt of facts YOU will perceive that little or
no relief is afforded those distressed by
the rulings of the honorable Commissioner
referred to by you, rs the bonding of nearly
all the tobacco in transit on 9th Of June had
been completed in conformity with the law
previous TO the PRONUNCIATION OF either OF
lis rulings. We feel confident that you will
upon reflection see the justice of our COM
pk,int, and afford the relief for which we
pray. Very respectfully, &C.,
poHhN, CARROLL d Co.
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INSURANCE., COMPANIEs.

ID OVAL FIRE INSU COMPANY,
HI OF LIVERPOOL AND LONDON.
CAPITA -. .5i0,OgO.0OO.
: DeDOsItetl with Treasurer or Virginia. sss.eoo
INpisRIAL FIRE INSURANCE CodPAhf,oF
LONDON, Y, IS -,
c-5vUosSVO'
Deposited With Treasure, Of flrgiHsa- S.e,teos;
Shareholders personally responsible for the oDh"
rationS of the abofc companies. 49,
Representing the above siauneh cid Engii,s,h COM
panes we solicit the patronage Of inc pusisy npo
settie,,,eni of sIl claims, and heavy income
JOHN III. CLAIBORNE q CO. Agents,
--'.' 80 No. HOS Main street.
INITIAL, LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, q
- OF SEW YORK.
CASH ASSETS OVER SJo,0Oo,0Oo;
Cash diyIdcnds declared In January of each YEAS
Premiums payable annually, semi aho
fTh The OLDEST, LARGEST, and cIIEArEsr company
In the ohi'e' ' JOIN ii. CLAIBORNE, Agent,
~ a., 80 - - No. Hos Main street.
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CHARLESTON Is. ca MARKETS

JuLrs-C 6tt0n,-Tc unfavorahle kilograms from
the large markets caused depressed feeling, and the
article was quiet and dull, and there were no sales
Ricc.-This grain was I'm fair request at steady
rates. Sales about II ticrces of clean Car0lina-sy
sa tlerccs ut lie, and I03 terces at ste. T9 b. We
quote common tn falrat ,G07sc: good ut 7sggStc.
NErat StoreS.-Reccpts, 81 barrels spirits tur-
pcutjne 5iI barrcls rosi, and ~ barrels crude tur
rcniinc The market was quiet and dull, with sales
of about $50 barrels spirits tiirpcntlne "n private
terms On Saturday lust about loo barrels Of fine
Grade rosns additional were sold ut 81. 254lS!.5o for
Ie as To quality, S! for low alc, 70 81 for extra
No. |. 80 for no. |, Ss.50 for dull, and $3.50 for
OPAQUE. Crude turI"ntinc may be- Quoted ut Ssl5
for virgin $40 for yellow dip, and $3.50 for ard
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-12

The State of Michigan is entitled to the
credit of having taken the lead in legislation
against accidental murder. In that State the
pointing of Il ,iirc-arln, loaded or unloaded, at
u fellow-citizen is adjudged misdemeanor,
punishable by fine and Imprisonment, and ii
damage comes of such criminal folly the per.
petrator is held responsible, pecuniarily and
criminally. Other States would do well to
pass q similar law. Ifevery man who points
a gun or pistol at fellow-being were sent to
prison for six months it would probably have
salutary effect in stopping the practice.-
Missouri Democrat.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
after frcsn Pctcrshurg.
',,,,.n,e ii, The Richmond Dispatch.

llSnotph.
...,,u,,yncc Of the h'chnloh" LS'"
rfTFEsmRG. july Il, ie 49,,
,., ,,rl~,atcs who returned To-Day .t"u '
~ ,,dn-, Nominating Convention &c, at al pass.
.' ".">Iilnfca political lHrty ny no mean; NV,
~, ~, harmouiou>. Each Sior 'ns' , . ",,,,
..' candidate is the frS,'ar ""''i hi'tc,
The icylinS already "r>r ,,,',a.c ~ that
. ,r~rnt. nn" version ; r'i'' 'm,t por, sr
. <cr> E"nNcn''"n' Wn n,, p i"s REGULAR
~ Ard. WAS composed OF OF" da ,''. and ends,
...,tc,. and 4" t"rH'. " ,, "" ,hr bo,icr;
,Hd,u@ Lew, , ',''t tn:.v h,d twenty we'll
.,,,Nr> insist Tia, '0'.H , "a" naJr their no
@r"'".licd IL '-'' ;r,, , connected
...f.ru Inst '." cav , "',,. ~; rcmark-
.~ were N "''' h"| MY. w ''n'rJ ,nd ,Iohn
...,.nur officials, .'t'3 Il" ",n wv Wv. ,,.~
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pETERSKuKG Markets.

JULY COttoR.-Market very dull and without
transactions. We quote pc. for prime. -,
WLeaf.-A1arket quiet and weaker. we quote
Prime white, sl.e0; prime red, ~ So -.
COrn.-Receipts good. We quote at sSaHSac. lor
prime. .-..,e.,,,.. .... .......
Ottts-We quote at GGc. In large lots 49,,
FI0ur-Alarkct quiet. We quote Old FANNY
81 su6Slo: cIty bras--new extra, S9.50eBSlo; Eai-
iimore family, Sa.SOQlSlO; extra Ss.5eGSo super
line, fT.50NLSs. ,,. 60. ,,.,,,
PeGn utS.-RecciDts light; market quiet i"r wait
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WILMINGTON IN, C.. MARKETS,

july p.-Spirus INrpentine.-No sales reported.
Rosiu-Salcs of 1,30I barrels ut 1920 for strained,
So 10 for No. $3.50 for extra No. = f3 so for extra
No. /. $i.5c6i$5 for pale, and 81 for windowgass.
Crude observation-disclosures and sales of 453 bar
rrs at $3.50 Tor hard $3.50 for yellow dip, and 1915
for virgin.
Tr.-!5 barrels were received and sold at 50 .05 "
barrel, Market steady. ..e .s.- .#..
Eotto,,.-Market quiet No transactions.
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'gUMMERgIAfi.
1 GGRN AND FLOUR ExgiAlstsE.a
ii!CNsfOHD4 Va, July IL, 1915.
OFFERINGS.

wuEAT.--Wh itc. 1900 bushels. Red, 1,s2s bushels.
& CGI,N.- w lhtc- 7t3 bushels. I 4 Il - . tf
sGATS.-4U0 bushels. s!s.f
Isl FL. Isl. SALES.
4 WHRAT.-Wbf bite, 1l6 bushels choice ut private
terms: e66 bushels prime at Sizes 60 biisficls very
good al 81 Gs fl2 bushels good af iGe: it bushels
fair at .5s; 68 bushels fair ut 81 so so bushels very
common nj sf.75; 30 bushels common at Sf.4O. Rcd,
labusels common ut 81 10 30 btlselsyery comInqr
ut 1g $40 bushels prime at 6t $50 bushels very
good ut si.G0: ~ bushels very good at St.G2; 52u
5usiiclsgooh ut Bliss 90 bushels fair ut Sl59.
: CORN AND OhTS-Nu sales. - sgfrf'
RE-EXHfBlTED. - sztasa'a
WHEAT.-Whiie. so bushels.
,CoEN.-Whitc, go bushels
OATs.-i00 bushels.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL

~ isOAi.--tn and alter July LIST PASSENGER
TRIMS Will leave Richmond rs follows:
$40 A. M.-MAIL TRAIN teactpt Sunday for
inc White Sulphur Springs, connecting at GorfoBs-
sliie with tue Orange, Alexandria and Manassas
srtfs LOT Washington and NORTH aud Lyilchbnrg
4:is +. M.-ACCoMMoDAT1oN TRAIN tcxcept
Sunday for Gordonasilles arriving at 90 p ~; ON
Saturday. runs through to Staunto, arriving Mt Il
=. d. This train coniierts ut GortitnsyiiieS with
the night trains the Orange. Alexandria and Ma.
TON. ts Sf7S '7'tH 80 $50. ftS',s' 80
train leaves 1Gor,onsvillc Except Monday a {
s:Is A.ai FOR White Sulphur, Springs, arriving &c
Through tickets at low rates, sold TO all points
Northwest and Southwest - 4z.tsE4.- .sta 80
Storage tickets frem Liverpool, Queenstown,
Amsterdam, Antwerp, Hamburg, Hayre, Rotterdam,
Bergen, Copenhagen. and ioihenburg, 10 all points
on this road, can be bought of the General Ticket
Agent at Richmond, or can be ordered through any
station agent on the road -
Further information mny be obtained at the Com.
panys Offices srr},f -. ,Fy,.
A. II. PERRY, General Superintendent.
JAMES r. NETHERLASD, General Ticket Agent
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. ALEXANDRIA MARKETS.

JuEY H. Wheat Is tn better receipt and the mar
ktt shdss some improvements: The better grades arc
offerings day or ais bushels white and slsof red.
new, with saIes Of tie latter ut 50 for prfne
lots. Corn Is quiet and unchanged. Oats are dull
offerings of %? bushcls sales reported. Eye IL
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PETERSBURG. VA,

July 1o.-There Is all activeuemand for all grades,
particularly for good, and fine shipping, good and
fine manufacturing. and good medium aud fine
bright wrappers or uniform length and color. Nom
descript leaf and common and medium Tugs arc not
50 high, say from 50 to 75c. lower: Medium work
ing leaf is Il little custer, say soc. decline.
We quote very common to medium Tugs, SsGD
$3.50; fair to good sound Tugs, $500; very fair eafy
sound lugs, Sa.2sGQSs.5O; very common leaf, short
aud mixed, fs6DSS.50 fair TO good sound medium
working leaf. $9.5o63ll: good shipping to fine
shipping, Sl2l8Si6: fine manufacturing leaf, $500
10; medium bright wrappers, $l5@$25; good to
fine, S3c@$5O.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. ..
July s.-The manufactured tobacco market is
firm. and we continue our quotations. subject to n
which IS graded according to the present value OF
leaf, ut SGplOc. rCr pound.
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Hereafter any person who seeks to get
upon u jury in Indiana is to be fined
for contempt Of court. The general impress
sion seems to be, however, that il am cody
succeeds in getting upon.a jury he ought 10
be sent to the lunatic asylum for contempt Of
common Sellse.-Net0 York Commercials
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VHE AUGUSTA EXCHANGE.

This institution Is intended to facilitate trlus!c-
lions in COTTON, GRAIN. and PRODUCE, for
Inn sn and nd s of s0TTERS sECUR-
TIES. daily call Is made Of al the leading sset-
rites In the States of Virginia, North Car3in;,,
ida, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, and Arkansas
embracing ,,n
RAILWAY BONDS, RAILWAY SHARES,
MANUFAETURING SHARES, &C. a.
Tie undersigned. members of the AUG USTA
EXrILlN GE, solicit orders to buy or sell anything
W. !. RoBEKTs, of Roberts, Morris & shircrs
CD. BACON, Cotton Commission Merchant.
JOHN l.. FLEMING, Cotton Broker for Augusta
H. f. RUSSELL, of Russell & Potter.
a. 4. BEALL, of Ecall; spears Co;
JoItN JENKINS, Of j. I. i. Jenkins (Brokers)
w. DANIEL, of Daniel Hill.
G. H. PIiIYIzY. of G. Il. Phinizy & Co..
WI. wAHnEN, OF Warren, Wallace & Co.
u. F. iIEHRlxe, Of Claghorn, Herring & Co.
John NJ. CLARK, Of J. N. Clark 4 Co.
II. L. BRANCH, OF Branch, Sons & Go.
ii. Fl. HICKMAN, PRESIDENT Savings Bank and
Granitevc Factory.
c. A. ROWLAND, Commission Merchant
w N. LEAD. OF Franklin, Read co.
ALFRED BAKER, President National Exchange
4. NJ JACKSON, Commission Merchant
M O'DOwD, of NJ. O'D0wd & Co.
P.L COHEN, OF John j. Cohen & Sons:
W. f. JACKSON, President Of National Bank Of
Augusta and AgSus a5 k FscteTy caswer
Il.
nj. i. sToyALL, Cotton Fuctor and Commission
Merchant.
W. I. WIRELESS, of Wheelcss y Co
o. III, STONE, OF Isaac r. Heard Il Go.
a. ALLEN, OF Walker 4 Allen
j. NJ. BURDELI, Commission Merchant. ,f:fst.
!. J, pearcc, OF }. j. Pcarce, Butler & 20.
| A p0uILA1S, of Pouain & Dawson.
GsORGET. Jackson, of George 4: jackson y go;
W. G.. SHELBY, of Dunbar 4 Sibiey, ana frcsloeht
| Of langley Manufacturing Company.
i. i. hOiGIITY, Cotton Commission aierchahl'
| w e. SANDERS, Of Inrnan Sanders. E-t-@'
W II HowAKD OF ". ii. Howard Y son.
4. P. CLAYTON, of T.. L. Clayton q 20.
| +: " HEARD, of S. u. Heard son
/ Al, / BRANCH, OF Branch, Scott &Ca; ~
| i r. DOuGIlERTY, OF Bones, BrowI ~ 70 y
| THOMAS Z. SToyALL,oI SiovaH " nun.
| = n. MAY, of X. II. May l. Go. 80,
III InTiIswsoN, Tobacco, Cotton Goods, ana
\ General Produce Merchant.
r. I IiozIER, OF Dozler / Walton. -
| q. p. CURRY, Banker and Broker ~
| ZINES s. GRAY, of James \. Gray g 20.
r 7 MILLER, of J. T. & l.. }. Miller.
= TtMBERIhKE OF Ramey Y IimDerake'
THOMAS M. j AcKs0S, OF Cox, JACKSON @ w.
| C.F WILLIAM. of Branch Sons & Co.
ie 25-TuS F3w&wlt@ -------
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..,.-,.,.,.rit. oi tn Richmond Dispatch
;,;r,,mnI,,i Eouuty--A New So
l,.-iimmt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

FAENHsN, July :. 49,.
4....ylly ,iuly l>iI bcin: c"urt-tlay Tor
r....ard county. and also the time ai'-
,I T,r ihr permanent organization OF
. \.rh,ru Mech Agricultural ami !mml-
.,.n ~a,j,fy. 4 largr number Of tho clll-
...3 ,a. Northern Neck were assembled
W.r.-u. tie. CnImiN-scat al Richmond
.n.t. Tn, society convened 1T The tavern
4 Hmum Harris, Isl. and after the read
...u! @ constitution for tie Society ny me
EA. v. v. Walker, of WcStm"rrIand,
v.,.. had I",n previously drafted 10y hI'n,
.i N,nit waS commented on and eX-
..r,I bv it, author in his usually lucid
,,.r. hr Convention proceeded to pcrlk'-
r..l organization hy HE election OF Colonel
.ltn ". Erorhcnhrough, OF Richmond
.u,n,y. pr>jd,'nt and Joseph W. Chin,
E-4.. and l;r. Wexford. both of Richmond
,.sHy. respectively secretary and treasurer,
~.'n p,hrr officers necessary 10 complete the
u-uiH,inn.
In" constitution drafted by Rev. W. w.
= .lh,r VA adulird ly the Convention with
',,.. ..t- i!, notifications. In this con>tltu-
ii,t uIH PROV i>iun i made for the govern
H.ut Hi conduct ni both the agricultural
rai immigration departments. The most H.
,H-.ug larlut T., ui the \"rillcln Neck COLI
mafIll au'irrjnIr gratifying results from
ia., hi.hly commend die enterprise. Espc,
r.IY Go they anticipate good results from
j.o enumeration feature connected with it.
ih. It,y. Mr.. tlaW~ou,a gentleman OF
~.niUENi ian nationality. is now SoJourninG
WIKI thr rroplc u! the Northern Neck, with
Nhuu hc Ia, determined IL settle, having
purchased tlr' estate III Richmond county.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RFCHSIOSp. VA

july ll.-Brcaks full. Shipping totsscco very
firm and brisk at oE quotations. Manufacturing
kinds slightly dull, particularly extra bright wrap
pcrs. Tho common and medium grades both or fIi-
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ALL our MEDICAL MEN AND. MED

n oar iouruais ,pdorse the dried-earth system.
The WAX EFIEI.D EtRTH-cLOSEr In connee 2,
tion herewith Is al,ast indispensable, and ana VII
afford you health purify anu comfort - ,beys s., s
he used i'm crossing or hed.roons OF Tue gscstsst
convenience 20 delicate ssysiids or cMlcreh.eF oI
salc, and descriptive pamphlets, 1t
.n.,4 - Nss : 53s.sFs Agents.
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q. Mo- g.
Sa 81 az Ig ls
T2ICKM lSN ID I u YORK RIVKK
- ~ RAILROAD COMPANY.
NOTICE. 10 sHrPPEHs AND THE TRAY1 =
rlsSai 81 LING PIJBIIC, .


On and afseT Tuesday. Juno 18th until further no.
). ,. ticg, trim leaves this depot for
BAi!TIMQKf, PlffflsDEs57ssiIf. NEW YayssKs
AND sBfOsToN, AND ALLRQlNTS WEST,
TUESDAYS. T1fuRsfyaYs,A NDsaTuRDAYss
ut Il O'clock Y. NJ. instead of D Il. NJ AS formerly,
and for, W EST POI MT siaiiy nc same hour -
Sunday train discontinued after July nh. n
RonGd.srfp tickets 10 = est Point ezui be procured
m SATURDAY, go0dto return on MONDAY only,
Freight train, with passenger car attached leaves
Tuesdays Tfursstys, and SATURDAYS at o'clock a.
West; aud on Mondays, Wednesdays, AMI fridays.
for local freight between Richmond and West Point,
~ a. s, .,.
promptly Forwarded Through Bills or iadin gwen
% all points No freight taken by ssengprtrain.
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u'tEiN" iEu>rECr.--An esteemed friend
""n tt> lu,t travelled over the counties OF
''I,Ntaul1, Henry, Franklin, Floyd. Pat
''h. ana Montgomery, assures lis that ilc
n' never before seen such Il prospect for fine
""i>. More than this, in all his travels, he
'f- heard II" complaining from the farmers
"ut 1hlr cr"p>--all satisfied and cheerful
in'i hc has never before known.
Arl"rncrr, that the Greeley and Brown
.j"'A h. reached climax heretofore un-
nl"Nn in Il like contest, inasmuch as all
''I"rtah!r. intelligent native voters advocate
.d"i reckon largely on the overwhelming sue
'.>> a.! the liberal ticket in November ncXt-
tr. tIf EarD,I