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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-19

A DREADFUL FATE.--A terrible tale Of the
fate of a German doctor named Gunkel, a
plucticing physician in Lansing, Iowa, comes
to us III the papers of that State. Finding
he was sick, probably from smallpox, and
away from home and friends, he engaged u
man to drive him from McGrcgor to Elk;,-
der, where lie formerly lived. They had not
proceeded far before the doctor seemed to
think he WAS being pursued. Selling the
loose halters lying in the buggy-boN, he
ESl!cd the dashboard, urging the driver to
let the horses go tor Gods sake; they arc
aacr me-" Opening large pockct-knite, he
cody informed the driver that his life de-
pended on fast driving and silence.
The poor driver was forced to the terrible
conviction that he was alone with a maniac
ut dead Of night. Obedience to the dcSpc-
rate mans commands was the only altcrna-
tive, and, with eyes straight ahead, he drove
for dear life to Ilarding's Hotel, at Bulls
Head, six miles from McGregor. The driver
jumped out and asked the doctor to come
in and have something to drink. EnraSed
ut the delay, the mailman threw out the robe,
cushions. ETC., and then got out himself and
tried to awaken the landlord. The driver,
intent on saving his life, hastily secured his
robe and cushions, and putting whip to his
uDIStS, ~ III tuttOl
tailed to arouse the landlord, and starting
out alone, evidently tried to foot it to Elka-
der. He was next seen at National, ten miles
from Elkatser, crazy and wild, but there were
none humane enough to relieve or have him
cared for.
Alone by the side of the road he was seen the
next day, some nine miles from Elkader, by
several Of its citizens, nearly all acquainted
with him. No one spoke to him or offered
to help him, but all agree that he was crazy,
and that his face was very red. His friends
were notified Of his condition, but no effort
was made to relieve him. He was reported
near Windsor on Wednesday, farther west
on Thursday, and Friday was found in
sink-holc, nearly naked, badly frozen, and
the snow red from the blood from his face
that he had scratched and torn in his deli
rum. He was conveyed to stable in Wag-
ncr township Friday evening; Saturday a
physician from Elkader was procured, who
found him dying from exposure and small
pox. During the night he expired, with
none near him, alone in the stable-away
from mother, brothers, sisters, and friends.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Austria.

Austria.
VIENNA, January 1S.-Thc Count Won
AudroSsy. replying to Il Catholic delegation,
declared that tile Pope is under no restraint,
As evidenced by his recent appointment OF
thirty bishops. The relations between Ais
tria and Italy were on a good footing, and he
knew no Catholic power which would be
justified in Offering an asylum TO the Pope.
France.
VERSAILLES, january lS.-lt is understood
that England has pledged herself not TO raise
The tux OH French wines.
The suppression of the GnulojS and Con-
Stitution newspapers cycitcs indignation.
The assassin of Prussian soldier, Il few
days since, has been arrested and confessed.
Several p, titions Lave been presented to
Tniers, asking him to pardon the prisoner.
The people Of France are cXcrting them
selves to relieve all the provinces from the
presence Of Prussians. Money has been sub
scribcd to pay the Indebtedness TO Prussia
and it is stated that the Government is con-
siderins the proposition of ccdin% the to-
bacco monopoly to Rothschilds and ether
bankers for three years upon condition that
they will pay tie German indemnity.
Germany.
BERLIN, January 1S.-Prince Arthur, Of
England, Generals Hcrwart and Won Better
field, and Baron Won hntenlcl, have been
invested with the Order Of the Black Eagle
by the Emperor.
Revolt in tho British Indies.
BOMBAY, january 1S.-A dangerous revolt
among the Looshais of India has been sup
pressed. At the very first sign troops were
dispatched from Delhi. They marched to
the headquarters of the rebels, whom they
met in large force, but completely defeated,
killing one hundred and taking several hun
drcd prisoners. The rebels have dispersed,
and the country is now perfectly tranquil.
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New York 5fesraa.

New York, January 1S.--stokes, The as
Sassin of Fisk, was brought to the court
house to-day, but the.trial was postponed till
Wednesday ut the request Of counsel for the
defence.
1t is said that the pressure of freight accil-
mutation by the Pacific railroad being block
AIDED, compels the charter OF another yeSss!
via Aspinwall,
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ron. Her machinery, guns, and turret werf
tes1ed to-day, with satisfactory result. sbt
ms been d'smantlcd since 1865. She viii
leaYe In q few days for the Norfolk navy
yaru, where she will be run into the dry
IL needed. t"'A'
Inc President has directed the discontinu.
a =, OF the military division of the South. an(
she commanders of the Departments of tn,
,outh ana Gulf arc ordered to report direcl
TO army headquarters.
=, a dispatch from the city of Mexico state:
"a. eha1 an investigation confirms the report OF
the captain regarding the bark Brothers.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE. +,
RICHMOND, Va. January IS, ls72.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED i
RICHMOND, Va. january IS, ls72.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White. so tuslelu
SoRS.-White. 1-3as bushels. Mixed. sos bushels.
OATS-3g4 bushels.
BLaCK-EYE PEAs.-a8 bushels.
SCREESISGS-H bushels.
SALES
WHEAT.-White, so bushels prime mt s1.To.
toRN.-Whitc, l,lis bushels ut CSC for prime: Gle.
for very good: 55c. for very common. Mixed, 10
bushels common at Gle.
OATs.-36i bushels ut SIC. for prime spring; zoe.
for spring seed.
sCBEENISGs.-I4 bushels ut a0c.
RE-ExHIDIrED.
CORS.-White, $50 bushels.
OATS-g2 bushels.
REMARKS.
The offerings of grain Of all kinds continue light
Wheat firm and in demand. Corn fairly active.
out without any advance in figures. Oats very
scarce aud In demand, with an advancing tendency.
This Is the first year since the opening OF the EN-
change In which oats have gone higher than corl as
the following table will how:
Jan. ls.- Jan. IL, Jan. Is, JAM Is.
Corn-White,
prime........ 81 Is s2sc. 500 soc.
OatS-Prlme..... IS Gsc 81 zoo
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RAILROAD LINES.
f.; zas rwr ,yY ZEE -
Ssf 80 ~ ~ a....s, :;
DICHMUND AND DANVILLE RAIL
l. RA n-Qn anl.nftnr lccrnIhrr / lsll:

DICHMUND AND DANNlLLE RAIL-
III ROAD-On and.after December !, ISL:
GOING WEST.
Train No. Through passenger leaves Richmond
daily Except Sundays at 1905 a. NJ. leaves DAN
Vile at llg3 A. NJ; arrives at Greensboro at l1.
L. VI.
Train No. 8 U.ynchburg passengcr) leaves Rich
mond daily 1T gIJ A. NJ. arrives at Lynchburg ut
T.. VI.
Train No. Il Through mail and cxprcss) leaves
Richmond daily at 2:O l.. NJ. leaves DaEyie duly
IT l0ai i. NJ; arrives nj Greensboro daily 1t liz
\. NJ.
Train No. II Through mail and cXpress) leaves
Greensboro daily ut $50 J.. NJ: leaves Danyllo
daily at 1912 p. NJ; arrives ut Richmond daily ut
Train No. Through passenger leaves Green's
boro daily Except Sundays 1T 1905 a. NJ; leaves
Dan,ille at l27 i. ~; arrives 1T Richmond at s@l
Train No. 10 G.ynchburg passsnger) leaves Lynch
burg daily at $50 4. VI. leaves Burkey!!lc ut L,
Trains Nos. 9and IL connect at Greensboro Win
trains on the North Carolina railroad for all pon
south. ,
Train No. connects at Burkcville with train o.!
the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad Tor all
points southwest and south.
THROUGH TICKETS 10 all points south ana
southwest can be procured ut the Ticket once lu
RirhlnonI, aid OF K. +. WALKER, Agent of the At
antc, Mississippi and Ohio railroad No. l3@ Main
street, Richmond. .,.., A.,
Papers that have arrangements to advertise the
schedule OF this compn% WI pe,5e pirl ~ ao''e
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
T. NJ r. TALcorT, Engineer anu superlntednid'
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GRANT ". THE STATE JorRSAL.-ln the
Iutrd states Senate on Wednesday Mr..
F:cin2ln!Scn, a New Jersey Radical, made
u speech, which he closed by saying that he
would vote for the amnesty bill us it now
stood: That he was Influenced in some degree
III this by the wishes Of the President, whom
he defended from the charge OF Mr.. Sumner,
That he had cyinccd any GOODNESS on the sub
get OF equal rights to the colored citizen.
lie then reviewed the policy Of President
Grant, expressing his hearty appreciation Of
It. and culosizing the patriotism and ability
Of the President.
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Fire near RurfKHiiLc.

Special telegram to the Dispatch.
BuREvlLLE, January 1s.-The residence Of
Dr.. Agnew, about two miles from this place,
was destroyed by fire this evening. The fire
originated in room which was shut up, and
is supposed to have been caused by parlor
matches which rats had carried of. Most of
the furniture was saved. The loss is about
5000; no insurance.
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= Ian Sca:ica Iii Richmond.

e.,T!cN !. That IL" previous formation or
expression of al opinion or impression, in
ference 20 the circumstances upon which
aby criminal actioA 1T law is based. or in re-
'.rcncc 40 IL" guilt or innocence OF the party
or PARTIES, principal or accessory, to the uct
~ art, st forth in the Indictment sht! not
operate to di>qnaIify any person VIII" is other
Wis" in@~.sy qualified I" serve is a Juror for
~. trial Il til" i>>Ur~ "t such &c, OF acts set
'"#A in the indictment from 50 serving:
n,", .l,i III" person proposed asa juror. who
GI: have formed or expressed such opinion
"y impression H. aforesaid. shall declare under
"fA hi ability 10 render an impartial ycr-
oa' according II the evidence submitted TO
u#- .WIy III tn" trial on said indictment, such
Oppression or opinion 10 the contrary not
W'l~Imiin".
~ltT!oN II. That the people and the az
r..~"' in al capital cases shall each be entitled
- 'ajltr r'rrnrlory challenges.
The above i before the New York Lcgis-
5turc.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
s.ctter from Petersburg.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
PETERSBURG, January is. 1872.
Several days ago a negro woman by the
name Of KiNy liarriss, supposed to bc seventy
wears of age, set out from her home, in this
city, to so to Giltic'd (coloreO Baptist church.
Her friends missed her. and made due search
for the old woman. hut could get no intor-
nation whatever Of her. and her "mysteri-
our disappearance" was duly announced In
the city papers. Yesterday her dead body
was found in the woods about three miles
south of tho city, Ear gone in decomposition.
and the face and person mutiated by the
ravagcs Of hogs. 1t is supposed that she
Siraycd away while in half-wittcd condition
and cot lost in the woods. Her remains
were dcccntly buried
ne Hastings Court was III session To-Day,
Hon. L. VI. Mann presiding. McSSrS. l.. Il.
Balm and q. W. Jones qualified i'll court rs
inspectors Of tobacco fer Oaks Warehouse,
having been recently rcAppointcd. The
court will sill again ut II O'Clock tomorrow
morning, hut the session$will be occupied
only With civil causes of no public interest.
MIR. John HanniStcr and daughter Of the
late Fabian ArmiStcad were united i'll mar
riagc last evening ct ST. P;iuls church Ivy
Rev. Dr.. Wingiicid. The church was crowded
long before the hour set for the happy event
by fashionable audience, and the occasion
was one Of unusual interest, especially to the
ladies.
Two of our hot-blooded young citizens,
Mr.. Naycrly Ragland and Mr.. Alexander
Tenant. had occasion to come to blows last
night, and the latter was very severely han.
died tlr. Ragland clmc out with but few
and slight injuries.
believe there arc hardly dozen men OF
any race or politics in this city in favor of tho
repeal Of the funding bill or of any legislation
| looking even remotely and indirectly TO re-
pudiation or depreciation Of the states credit
Both papers here are strongly in favor OF
paying the interest on the public debt in ac'
cordancc with the provisions of the funding
act Of the last Legislature. and the pcopl,
generally dcplorc the recent dubious and III
decisive legislation OF the General Assembly
rs rlinous and suicidal. This may not be SC
much the case with reference TO certain
classes in some Of the adjacent counties, bur
it is certainly true Of Petersburg people, ant
| her people of every class.
am afraid Mr. Hatcher will have to make
Roadway against some disadvantages to
n!ght-thcre arc so many other places Of re
sort or entertainment in full blast here.
There will he union Bible meeting a
Washington-StrcCt Methodist Epscora
church tomorrow nigh, to rc0rganize thu
local board.
Judge Joynes is much better.
Cold but clear to-day. RoBN ADAIn.
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PETERSBURG MARKETS.

JANUARY IT, Cottoa.-saIes we're light; 10 bales
IT l7.GDielc.: prime samples. 2oc.
Wke1t.-Choice white Clio: prime white, sIeS
sood white, Sl6lsI.5o. Prime red. siso: good red,
s.5S@Sl Is; Ordinary lots Of white at sl25. Receipts
gerry light and most Of the nlicrs bayc had to close
for want Of stock.
Ciorn.--G2qe5c.
Rye.-ooc.
Odts.-65c.
Psanuts.-Fancy lots, sl.75GsIss: strictly prime,
H.se@sl.1o; medium. 81 sl3s; receipts fair Of the
after grade. Choice and fancy lots much inquired
tor.
FoEls.-Chlekens, sec.9:l q pair turkeys, ls0
oc. n pound geese 75c. apiece.
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1o~1 WINTER 1917
1911 ARRANGE MENT. Iof L.
SCHEDULE OF RICHMOND. FREDERICKs-
BURG AND POTOMAC ROUTE

THROUGH TRAINS leave The depot corner Of
Byrd and Eighth streets as follows:
washington at l?:l5, Baltimore except Oh sunasysl
AZ aIs, Philadelphia ut e:ls and New York a. lo;so
The NIGHT TRAIN daily Except on sandays) az
The DAY TRAIN arrives in Richmond at 81
The NIGHT TRAIN arrives in Richmond lMon.
oa sfss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TRAIN for Milford
eay.s Hroad-stryet depot daily (Sundays eaeeptecl
At a.so p. M. arrives In Richmond ut s:is A: ~.
The FREIGHT TRAINS leave on TaeSdays anu
THRoUGH TICKETS and THROUGH bA ss.
GAGE CHECKS to all principal points NORTH ass'
''t Go m of,ce, corner OF Broad and Eashtn
streets. J. -. mA.,.- .t,x.afs 80
+. n. GENTRY General Ticket Agent
u. IT. D. MYERS, General superintendent
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NY-TtI;S ANp SOUTHERN RAILWAY .AssoCIA-
iloN.-->'. Lo,'S. January ia convention
at railroad representatives was held here to-
day, and adopted Il constitution designating
iAo association rs the Western and South
e"n Railway Association No one except
Presidents, general managers, superntcnd-
oats. or other officers in charge OF operating
railways. are 10 be members Of the Itssocia-
ton. The annual meeting will be held on
lie second Tuesday in January, III St Louis.
and stated meetings on the second Tuesday
III april, July. and October. The places of
la""Iil- except the annllaD are to be al-
pointed BY the Association at each annual
m"ctinr. Special meetings may be called by
tHn Executive Committee. The usual officers
aij III EAcru:iN" Committee of five were
appointed. tn" question Of passes was dis
rtt,>cd * some length, and report adopted
recognizing The system Of reciprocal passes
t, officers OF roads, half fare to cler"ymen
having congregations along the line OF the
l"'d and passes for charitable purposes, but
40 return passes for attendants on stock and
telegraph pJ~srs. Steamboat Interchange
passes uT" ignored.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York Stock and MONEY MARI. >,

New YORK, January 1s.-Money easier If
to !; prime business paper, ! to 10. stcr.
lins dun, ~ to %. Gold dull, 1881 to
lo'' Governments dull and steady. States
steady with more liberal dealings: Tennes-
sees, &C.; new, COZ. virginia's, SO; new,
90. Louislana's, 55; new, so. Levce's,
GO; SIS, 20. Alabama's, 90; SIS, 60. Geor-
gia's, IS; rs, SO. North Cardinals, a2i i;
new, l63. South Carolina's, so; new, 3Os
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MISSOURI FNAxcES.-St. LUu'S, January
I,~-Ihr Committee on Ways and Means Of
IL" lower House OF the Legislature have
made report on the financial condition OF
tie state. in which they say that no further
legislation is necessary 10 provide for meet
jH- the State Indebtedness maturing prior to
10, The tax required to hc levied by the
IL: state convention being ample TO meet
10th interest aud principal, ;s well H. to de-
iIay Ill tho current expenses Of the State.
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SAD Rt,rLT or a MAsQrEEApiSG FRoLIc.
Fnctm1NH, January IA special dispatch
- III" IoGm.rciM from Frankfort, ny,
sIy> that a short time since q party of dis
@'llscd men visited the house Of citizen in
That county while wedding was in progress
and took possession OF the premises. They
1!cd of pistols and danced over the floor,
"nj The fright occusioucd to the daughter Of
His citizen caused her 70 90 into spaslns,
su"c"edcd by insanity.
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her articles are without material change.
WILMINGTON m. C1 MARKETS

JANUARY l8.-Sptrifs Ttspentine-Saes of six
ern packages
Rosia.-No sales.
Crude Ttrpentins-Saes of OF barrels at s3.es for
hard and $3.50 for yellow dip and virgin.
Iar.-Sales of 81 barrels at 1925 ~ barrel.
Cotton-So sales reported.
C0rn.-SalcS OF 33G0 bushels ut &c.
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ALEXANDRIA MARKETS.

JANUARY 1.-THE market for wheat Is fairly ac-
tive; the bulk Of the offerings. consisting OF good and
prime samples brought yesterdays figures; offerings
Of 5ss bushels red with sales ut Sizes, aud $l7o.
Corn Is quiet and steady; olertlfgsof 300 Bushels
mixed with sales at e. and 6Gc.
Rye is unchanged offerings Of 80 brhels, with sales
1t 9Oc. and 81.
Other articles are without material change.
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South Carolina Finances.

NEW York, january 1s.-A dispatch from
1olum6la states that the Union Trust Com
any, besides assuming the debt of South
JaroIlfa on the basis Of fifty cents on the
.ol.ar, also settles the Indebtedness of the
state 10 the present financial agent.
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Affairs I'm Utah.

W.AsHlseros, january 1s.-A triangular
light between the grand jury, district attor.
ley, and the Federal judge, is progressing at
salt Lake City. A general municipal disorder
preYails. u. N.9o1u ei
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FEE N E1cKsRU Mss VIcksburq,
Mss, january IA fire broke out in
Ll"yd's butcher house. Oh Levcc street, to-
n"ht, destroying ii, with building occu-
pied by Edwards's boot store and Scharler's
@Un shop. Several adjoining buildings were
damaged. The loss is about SJO, 600; partly
Iu.ir.g
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ST. LOUIS, MO.
by Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS


NEW YORK, January ls.-CotOn firm: sales. 1886
bales; uplands 2l9c.; Orleans, 22sc. Flour dull and
unchanged. Whskcy active at 4C@L3lc. Wheat more
active under decline OF freghts: winter red west
ern, Sl,d0@$lei; red southern, sl.G2. Corn uI-
SIC. Pork easier at sll?5@sH37. Lard heavy at
.9@qsc. Turpentre quiet and firm. Rosn dull and
heavy at $3.50. Tallow, 9Hesc. Frcglt5 lower.
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The Alexis Hunting PARTY

WASHINGTON, January 18.-The court cir
:ular announces that the Alexis hunting
party killed twenty pairs of American but.
.alo in one day.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. January ls.--Virginia 6's. old. 80 bid
COUPONS. oil. 53 bid: new. SIS bid. Consnls. SIT bid
set asked. West Virginias, 10 bid; 20 asked. North
IufuuI:.'s. Olu, - blu. asked.
Flour active. Wheat quiet. Corn scarce: white,
s3F(G6c.; yellow, fjMlSc.; mixed western, s7@7tc
oats ste d. Provisions unchanged. Whisky, &C
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gs at sl..oa1yI.1 IS and

-aions are not large, say Gl bags at sI-4eSis and
q bags at 81 .5sfIsf.75.
E11s.-Demand quick and sales active for all re-
eiYed ut aac. to-day. Shippers are not willing. bow
YER to contract arrive ut that price, and win only
juy from day 10 day on the spot.
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IRON, STEEL, &c.
WTHLIAM Z. WOOD & CO.,
w 1913 AND 375 W. BALTIMORE STREET,

BALTIMORE, MD,
manufacturers of STEltM-HEATISG APPA-
RATUS and inventors of the new polished-front
cooking-ringe In the United States, and warranted
10 heat the rooms above IT received, with the ceie-
brntcd Parlor sun and Lightning Fireplace Heaters
the first premiums the Maryland State Fair and at
the American Institute Fair, New York. Buy either
the Parlor Sun or Lightning Fireplace Heaters and
fireplace stove and the best cooking apparatus In the
world.
Send for descriptive circular.
Manufacturers and Inventors OF Heating. yentiia-
ting, and Cooking Apparatus, 373 and $40 w; Bal
tImore street. Baltimore, Md no 9-o1m
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
DENTISTRY.
TUD. b. WOOD, D. D. s., 90
PRACTITIONER OF DENTISTRY
In all Its various branches.

Special attention paid tn FILLING TEETH ana
C0PRFCTiEG IRREGULARITIES of the same.
OFFICE: Ninth street two doors from Main.
no lU-cod3m
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EtCHMC Nd AND PETERSBUHG)
RAILROAD COMPANY,
PYcyyStoSD. VA. August 5, 1871.


TIE TRAINS ON THIS ROAD run as
! The mail trains leave Richmond at 3:i5 \. 81 ana
2:so F. d.; and leave Petersburg at 4:O' A. III I'D"
Freight and accommodation trains leave Riclmonda
at 4. NJ; and $40 7. VI, and leave Petersburg at "
The 3;i5 A. 81. train will not leave Richmond on
Petersburg on SUNDAYS.
Passengers for Norfolk will take the $50 T. NJ
daily train, and those from Norfolk VIII connect u
Petersburg with the 10 4. NJ. train.
Passengers from Clover LII will take tic $40 4.
and returning, leave Richmond on tic same days ct
$3.50 p. NJ.
; The mall trains will stop only at Chester ,.,
Tie A. VI. train will connect at Pc1ersbnrg wltn
the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad for
,,, sLEEriSG;eARs on the s:so p NJ train, running
aa Ticket and Freight Agenl.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ ROAD.-0n and after September LIST PASSES.
GER TRAINS will leave Richmond Sundays e1-
$50 4. M-MAiL TRAIN for the White Sulphur
Springs connecting ut Gordonsyilie with the Orange
Alexandria aud Manassas train for Washington and
Sssa All Observation-Disclosures n56 s9H TRAIN for Cor
at ) r. H. ms train connects at Gordonsyiils with
the traa on the 2rnS and Big.
n ToS. faaf0aa 'of : sonDoh' and "Ash@G'
Through tickets at low rates, sold 10 all points
Storage tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown,
Amsterdam, Antwerp, Hamburg, Havre, Rotterdam,
Begen IN a aa on is 10 al psn
Agent az Richmond, OR can be ordered through any
station agent on the road.
Further information may DC obtained Ut the Com
NO No passenger trains are run Oh Sundays.
A. II. PERRY, General Superintendent
JAMES +. NETHsRLASD, General Ticket Agent.
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The TOBACCO T>y.-Wt yesterday saw Il
letter from Hon. l.. L. W. Duke, our repre-
sentative in Congress, addressed to Mr.. I. {.
:. Ferguson, president Of the Lynchburg
Tobacco Association, giving strong grounds
Cor the belief that favorable action may soon
he expected on this question. 1t is under
stood that lir. Dawes. chairman of the COM
mitteo to which the object has been referred,
conclrS with the manufacturers that Il UNI
form tax Of sixteen cents per pound should
he agreed upon, ard that there should be no
further delay in arranging it.-LynchInny
RCiulitCCU.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-19

The snow is said to average more than two
and half feet in depth throughout the
woods in Maine