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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-05
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!, ,,,aHotIcE Court, SaftjRbaYL.ru Justice 'JFfltdrs
Hall C,.eso rpresisiiag.- The following ease&
were disposed Of: btfa y 70 ItgSEiE1 ti3a2
+ Benjamin +. Cosby, charged with assault
ing and striking Fannie, Lewis with, an axe
with intent to kill. Continued to August
10 i'm consequence Of the absence of wit
,,asses 'si1o" ~ tG - s'''-'H p! }" E4i<.it p.
John Cornell, charged of,gwarfant With
trespassing on the premises Of James Muir
ply and breaking; down and destroying, q
fence upon said premises. Discharged from
charge is expressed in the warrant, as the
act was committed under color of right:
security required in the sum Of 500 that he
keep the peaee and commit; no trespass upon
said premises for,twelYe mDnthss 9iai Z III
|. Maria, Robinson (col0redl charged with
interfering with children on the streets, and
also with asssaulting GeergeJ Jolhlnson. n Fined
$3.50. 80 =. -, ].
Alice Harris, alias Rose, charged With be.
ing l,rnatic. Committed to await d ll,Uaey
commission. -. = '-.--.@ : --.----c
II Saph, Jane Price ee.eedG charged on
warrant with having in her Possession two
books, of fhc value Of IS, the property Of the
Benevolent Society of Zion. Discharged,
and the books delivered to the secretary OF
the Society.
I Robert Stewart, matilda stewart, Martha
Moore, Emma, Palmer: and Mary, sFrasier,
{colored), charged with keeping disorderly
Ihoi,ses and disturbing the neighhorhood iD
which they reside. Security required oi
Emma Palmer and Mary Frasier in. the SUM
of iSs0e for three months others discharged
=, William zGaHagher charged with, creating
la disturbance I'm the house of Louret ,DuYal
tand witb aiding and abetting Charles Walsl!
and Henry Roundtree, in AN assault upon j
H. lambert Continued 10 August 9th.
r. Jafhesl Shaw, charged WITH ibeing drunk
tani iasis0rglerly on the Capitol Square and re-
tsistingstbe police. Security required iitht
1 sum of 800 for three months. - 60
I,o Bensf Harris (sqqlprcd)s iehaFged with bun,
1gfariOusly entering, the, dWelliBg-hQuse Q
Mar1hs c(asleman IN the nighttime and steal
ling one hot of wearing apparel Of the value
of $l6@and S1.a5 IN currency, the 'propcrt!!
af iTasco Montague. Sent on to Hustipg'
Courf.i YfEM ~a.iHTU1H f'.ji
Nellie Mathews, Annie Carter, Mary b
| Price, and Eliza Carter (colorcd), charged OF
| warrant with !assaulting and, ,beatlnS Charl
Johnson. Security required of each in thu
sum OF $50 for three motitlls. ~ . y - :
f. Mary Sinnott, charged with being drlrilE
and king on the street. Security required II
the suniIof $50 for three mouths ~ III !.
!, Fannie, Lewis {coloredl charged on war
rant with tassaultinS, stabbing, and cutting
| b. f., Cosby with knife with intent to kill
Continued to August 10TH, I'f,Y { ~ F..
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HoasseT THrEr A.aEsrED John Griffin Was
arrested Saturday at the horse-iat by Detec-
tive Dan Wren for having in his POSSESSIONS
hay horse steleR on the asth af July from,
Hunt q Roberts, Cameron Mills, near Alexl
aidrita Tie horse VIII be held for idenaf
cation. The case win probably come up in
ttBlP Police Court to-day. ,i'
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isATFEAPTED u oRosBERT.-On Friday night
thieves attempted to rob the et,iclRf.house
OF Mfr. Mallory, on the eerner;o Fourth aud
Canal streets. A yigiiapt policeman heard
Che noise, ehased the; thief and fred three
shots, but Giled ta bring him to. & ,lis.i 81
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| DEATH OF A Observation-Disclosures Hart
| the millionaire pawnbr0ker of Chatham
| street, died on W Wednesday, and his fuaesa
| took place this morning from No. 227 east
Nineteenth street, being attended by tht
members Of the Mutual BENEFIT and Burial
Society of the Congregation Of Gates oI
Prayer, and Of the Society Hebra Chssed VI
Emeth. His disease was softening of the
brain, and was OF but a few days duration
He was most remarkable man. eccentric in
habits and died worth fortune estimated q:
ever S3,000,000. For the past thirty years
| it Is said, he never crossed the river te
BROOKLYN or Aoboken, and since his boy.
hood has lived with his brother Henry in ,tlie
dngy brick structure In Chatham, strefi
SO we'll known to, pedestrians Of that thor:
oughfare'a rs .eOld Harts Pawn Office .,.'.I .aa'
When the Third Avenue railroad was Ia
its infancy, and the. stock very low, these
brothers bought g, ,000! ont Of 40, 600 shares
which they have since held, and which, it Is
useless TO say, is now worth splendid for.
tune, The brothers. led sort Of her7nit's
life, passing all their days in the old den ne,
| feraed to, with no one near them save nh old
servant, who, it il alndc tood, called once q
| day to attend to q few domestic details:
Even until within a few days Of his death
Mitchell refused to leave the piace, and only
! finally consented 10 be removed to the house
of bis niece, in Nineteenth street, when be
found that death was ineyitables--Nsse York
Commercial 4doertiser. -
Mitchell Hart, the millionaire pawnbrokel
| who vas bnricd yesterday ,Tas never inside
theatre, never attended 4 ball or party, o.
took holiday. Although born In New
York. he died without ever visiting Brock.
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Nenre, sLa.. a, KakIax Am a Alusssnl,a.'

;MosrGoMERY, August S.-Two nights ago
fifteen colored men formed Eiberat ke9ltb-
lican club here. Since then three OF. the
number have Jeen seriously n,altreatedI by
colored Radicals. One lnained Gabe Henry}
was to-day stabbed in tive places, ard dam
gerously ht1rtarj h y ~ y - il = 'itR
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Another Runsorad Eilthusfering a
i.r,.,s ,,.,s,., Expe8it;0n. ggt,,tsi ,s,ii

New YoRE, August 3.--A Washington disat
patch says the United States revenue cutter
rMoceasin is still watching the Cuban TTi-
vataer Newport with shotsed a1ft,s and orders
to sink The f1risateef IL she attempts toescape.
These orders withdrew the, Mdccassf FROM
police duty, and it Is, faf1ofed that Eubai,
.sytnpathizers have taken advantage athprsUf
and have started anut her seSpeth htioiF 10 Gaia
under the most tfarorable IatlspicEss ,ri'Etr9s
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DEssXarslRgs8 s8OY aTEAmR1ss.

rTsGR NEW YOlsK .,M1.iTfiie ,1.iTfii Old ,1fegah
E4 Tsnmsn snfdiS Sstsanshir 'SmpHa eh .sss
r5at sitie-whssj ,5tsa ship
hi,d Born Nc, Vim saIi ESyA AnSlst esh, at
oicioch PM Rfel lived tniDa ~
r,aes 1ssss''ss s aa',s dtspat S's polite ilo
sass sod usyt Clese ynads VIA Sz,aasa
Il Fafct ga xsferfasr %: tpaslsfip
PR f9r fIi,ha i,hT n flss Z
- ar SO. d Ii sIrcsI.
T1Dn PHILADELPHIA. The IN gHs
q s sss%ss ,S1s aaA Sf tI spsi, csc psf
Ts,SI,sW the ffittssgi,s at 81 ocisgH ysast, ts
fragt aken T sl psrss oi rsssssS ssI md
Sss eaas, q l,ly gssssgs m
4" Y's spni lTsii1 |sas Aess ss2ss,.
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FINE Houses FROM THE N'EsT.-A fresh lot OF
ery fine horses have lust beeii received by TURNER
I Go. at their Frankln-Street stables. An excel.
cnt opportunities offered those in want OF good
took to supply themselves. They have also another
of of good mules.
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Reported stsifte Gf sffneFs.aF Fassia
-. ~ nj oi ,uii Casualty CfTs.f HRthyTa

ST. .Loi1s, August s.2.nN Is reported tbas,,
some 5000 eoal-fiihers of st. Clair, LII; ;;ofI
posite this city, are on astrike.
Two buildings iutKe0kak, Iowa, fell down
Yesterday, Ibursing seven twomeE and chiE
dren in the ruins. tine woImn was fatally
wounded and the remainder were irlore or
less injured. .e, H.ia SgyIa,u i eRsu
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Moyen,enfs Of prou,inens Men.

New YORK, August 3.--Holace Graeles has,
gone. to Rhode Island. He is the; guest of
Senator Sprague. .,asa1
SWAsHEsTov, August 3.-The President d
comes to Washington on Friday, ,,,;ate,,,., !,
Secretary Delano. with his family, has has gone
West 80 -, :, /, - -; -
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The NEW 1aos sRE1slEg al Rocketts' was moi
liunched on Saturday, to the great disap
pointmens Of large crowds OF PERSONS who
had'assembled in the vicinity and on the adj
j,ining hills to. witness her descent into the
water. Owing to sonie unexpected ebstrue
ton, the launching was postponed. III y
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r,a,ina even holder inroads on the historic
,,mIls fhan these. Tire object of connecting
,he BLACK Sra With the remote Caspian by q
shio canal Ia said to he favorabiy regarded py
tha Russian Government, Surveys baese
been made at tho expense Of the Govern.
,,,ea,t. and r has heen ascertatnsd thas no se'
rious difficulties lie In the, waf. Tne pro.
posed plan provides fol. channel 10 conhect
the Munich, a tributary Of the Don: WIZ tuN
K,sms river will, its source IN the aa,iea'
siam mountains. Its length will be aboat
aaG miles. and ;tS cs,st is estimated at ABOUT
8 f,f,, 400 ronb}es ss IL thought that win
\ worsinr, force of 81, ono men the Eork can
be ccmpseted in six years. e. = ,t....... ~
d Ant nerbaps the most startling tnroaa ut
" nraaodar,, commerce upon the 3auas OF ancient
ssorv ss u the proposed Euphrates Valley saA-
roai. This is an English project for shorter
ro,,,e 10 that country which has been the
n,nans os enriching the whole world. India.
For some time Captain Richard Barton;
whose adventures rs 'Sheik AbdaIlan" 10
b,sfri,rriuage to Mecca and FL Medina seine
ye.,rs ago. and more recently IN AFRICA, baye
oidrI = uiamour and romance to his name,
HAS been exploring for g sraitroad
ro,ite from the site or ancient Tyre on the
Mediterranean to the E,iphrates. Colo
mel Romero, also an American epg1aeer,
has already surveyed a route from 1arabt-
ins-mitlwny on the coast between Tyre and
sidou-throush BaaIbec, and near, II not
thrm,cb. palmyra. tue ancient "Tadmor in
the Desert" reaching the Euphrates 10y Q
road ron lis miles long, at u point from which
Eit il nayigable for steamboats, all the year
rnnnd to its mouth Mt Persian Gulf. This
roIi.caIj of the names of these hoary, silent
r,irs mi is alone enough to awaken strange feel
ings and thoughts. Think of the locomotive
whistle awakening the echoes OF Palmyra's
cr,rnbling columns, Of the steamboat poITer
CRYING out, Baggage for Basdad and Baby
lon."- Chicago Tribune. rt - ri !" I
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F,os,g Rras,cal Races,

Losa BRAscH, August 3,-MiIesian won
the hurdle race, Lochiel being second. Time,
3:52l.h Pfeakpess won the second race ksd
iadeerl second Time. E45. Ssnhpfd,s Mate
won the third rsiee i. Extract second. 'T Tine,
3:l5, - .Ts,J ts,t
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TnE CHuRcn HILL TUNSEL.-The work
upon The Church Hill tunnel is progressing
favorably.. AT Shalt No. ! the heading has
been cut through westwardly in the neigh.
borhood Of Bellevue school, and the hands
are now engaged In iillins inthe gully in that
svlciGaty. AT Shaft No. smoke or steam
may lie seen Icepaipgl from the dark earth
which Is taken out, and some 0if f;it ist 50 bot
that it cannot be borne in the hand with
comfort. On Friday, at Shat No. 8, the
werknen, struck what is thought to have
been flir back bone Of some huge fish, which
could l:oply be kept from dropping to pieces
by very great care. 1t WIS more than tour.
teen teets in length, taperfng In, propor.
tion. .,t,.,,,, ,,,,.,,,,,<
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TIE RELIGIOUS HERALD is the organ Of HIM
hesls of thousands Of Bapti,ts in this and Other
southern States, and Is an excellent medium for All
sertisers. Terms very reasonable Oftce, lll5 Muit
trect, Richmond, Va. .fr,,.sj t.gt ~
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PAnDoSs RsruussrED.-The Governor, sstur.
day, refused to pardon, Jordan Peters, con,
yiefed OF horse-stealing in the county OF;
Srnyth, aud sentenced to inprisonment. IN
the penitentiary for three years, and Henry,
Smith, conyictetof forgery in the, Hustings,
Court OF this city, and sentenced to timpri-
sonment in the 'Stater penitentimy for two
years. sfisR'at = ri = '''1' =
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JOE, ,PRixrrNG,-We call the attention. of mer-
chants clerks of courts, steris, awyers, railroad
Steamship andeanal ocersand agents, antsaIl other
having orders for printing to the facilities offered 2:
the DIspAfcH rPBISTNG EsrAnLlsHhEsT for ths
prompt and faithfui execution Of all kinds OF 9ot
PRaNrISG. We can furnish at short notice CARDS,
Heads Letter Heads. Programmes BaH Tickets.
,R.ankE Eampiilsts, Tags, Hand-Bdlls, Catalogues.
BiIss OF Sarr, show-Iills, Checks, DRAFTS, &C.. Gc
sc, Satisfaction gzaranfecd. ~ s ~ ~ Z
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NOW Is THE TnaE.-Now IL the time TO invest J.
.cIothing,. E. B.. SPENCE 4 Boy have marked down
thesr nrices, IT., f.l,,t.s .rtyst3,
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THE WORST coUGns y:eif as ff-ly magic. tc the
wonderful curative powers of y, Pieree's GOLDEN
MEDIC Al DISCOVERY!
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RIVERSIDE PARK BY DOLLY WARDEN LINE
Tare each way ten cents and admission free. Twen-
y-Ave cents admission II you 30 by any other line
}oats run from $50 to 100 z. NJ. - ti#,,.frfi
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{ RAssE OF, THERMosETEH AT .DsPArcH Or
,~Ick, Friday, August q: s A. n, so de-
grees; 8 Z. m, go degrees 8 T. H., 81 de-
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mouth Of Lucifer, In Paradise LOST" theSc memo
able words: .lAnJ Li!GJ..Fijf
,u ITO be weak is miserable
Never WIS truer sentence written than thi&-snr-
.osed tn be wrung from the arch-h'ndi in his impo-
rence and agony. Every victim Of nervous debility.
,r Of that depressing languor which Is oc Of the ac-
compartments Of dyspepsia, and hlliousDes'' can
cstify TO the misery Of mind aud body which they
nIolve. The motive power of the system ispartisl-
iy taralyzed; the mind Is haunted by anxiety and
esr and the sufferer Is as incapable Of Supplying
himself euergctically TO any Kind Of business as If h
we're under the benumhng influence o., c't,lersy.
This terrible mental and physical condition neef
not, however, be endured for forty7eght hours by
my human being PLANTATION BITTtRs is an alb
soihte spccihc for all thetornients which 'leranged
loinach, a ,dlsordered liver and shattered nerscs.
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"Whep e'er I take my walks abroad how
many snobs SEE, = wonid have sung DR..
Watts had he visited Long Branch in 1872.
Neg FORK ECe,titg Post.
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sHiRTs made TO o;der, and guaranteed 10 IT. at +
B. ErRNcE SoS's.
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The Pembroke; Shirt Is all the go now! r. d
SPENCE & soy furnish to order or rtady made.
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!. an kinds OF summer wear at L. u. SPENCE
soN's, 1900 Main street.
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ROASTED ALIvE.-TheSan francesca enron
,cie relates the particulars of q horrible acel-
dent that occurred while some workF1eii
were undertaking to make a connection OF
oos mines. AT $50 2. NJ, Flassard, tbelfole-
Tn,n. together with ,Cusack and hlahoncy,
rot down in the hole and set to work 70
m,ke the connection. lamp or, candle was
left Standing on the bank, and when the cap
WAS removed from the pipe full head ioi
gas rushed out and was instantane eousiy
i~nited by the candle on the bank a. loud
EXPLOSION followed, and the hole was at once
converted into a pit of fire. = Hassard
and Mahoney scrambled out Of the hole,
anil escaped With few burns. A crowd i'm.
mrdiately gathered, and were busted with
the two men, when some ono cried out, y" My
God !! there's man in the hole yet. And
4 cry of horror went up from the crowd as
the fact was verified. A gust wind blew
tine fame aside, and revealed poor Cusack
standing in the hole, Glcing toward, Markel
street. His hands were aplifted above, his
head and waving wildly in his agony" Ont
OF the hyStandcrs, Mr. Delaney, sprung for
word. and catching the unfortunate man NJ
the hands, endeayored TO drag him from The
terrible flaming pit, but the charred flesh
| cracked from the bones, and sickenlpS anC anC
almost iuintins with horror, Deianey saw the
victim slip from his grasp, and Gall back into
the flames. Almost crazed 10y, the appalling
event, scme of those present grasped shoyel>
and began throwing sand Into the hole
hoping to smother the fiery torrent that was
rushing from the pipe. and forgetting that
they would inevitably smother the man be.
fore their object could be accomplished. De;
laney made another attempt to. drag Cus;cB
out, aud this time, aided by Others, the effort
was successful A trightiul sight was pre-
sented when the flames which wrapped The
poor man were cXtingllslied. His features
were clnarrcd ont Of all resemblance to Il hu
nian face. bis nose and lips being literally
burned UfI. IIu was laid on the sidewalk
breathing, but insensible, not even utterins
u groan. Mr.. Delaney WAS severely burned
| about the hands.
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Trio sa,ryI,n,I,,,nat, stre,e,t-Car Case g

/, SAyASNAH, August ,3.-zC Commlssseter
Wayne this morning rendered. decision IN
Che street-car case, dischaargtng MssslFfss' aslfs
e 1dfrey, Berrieh, and segtlr. d 81 gaty;: .sH
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.ADyKRTISE.--Our merchants seeking trade Ia any
portion of the country should advertise In tht
papers; OF that section, 81. ELLYsnN 4 Go. VII
tks advertisements ahd have them inserted at pub
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/, ,Eicetion OF Delegates.

,,AsnI Issp,,i Va, tAdgtist s.-:.At meeting
of the conssrSatiy ~ ashland teyn,
|ship, Hanover county, to nominate tielegstes
to tho Congressional Conveusion,i Mdssrs.
Hill Carter and Il. HI Cardwelf were elected,
dessis. S, saunders and y, a, ,.T@inbeqrlak,e, @
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Come and see don't Want to Live Any Longer, Al
1906 Main.>
Admission fee Open daily from 9 a. n! C
Ia PM fIt trt,l.rinir 4 h.t .s'sitt' Ei,r2
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II.}f f1E;ffNfi ffN{IF iufTF .rN4'ltlpf fsFT-
Five Conservative Congressmen Cer-
tainly Elected q if1'sy4es
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Be sure to get your clothing at the right place.
B. SPENCE g SoS's-laOo Main street. 5,s Az, !,
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;,iak. ELLYsoy Co, Advertising Agents, t'IsfATcD
uuLdIne, viii receive acknowledgements and have then.
inserted In any Journal Of the country ut regular
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,r5seuN!lY6fiafta nr AlnttfrfSt3

.sf. EoUfs.A August F1curtn. .fair demand for
medium grades others loMer, hGtter at
yeti P.irk (usf ind dfe6tfHS dt Slassa. Bacon La
good deB,sads shoulders, strs Lard
iu, good demafsd at &C.
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1 tive nasjoritias attached. Stanley S5s';
Union, 4S0; Igede1l, $40 !. Grange, 98aa Ca.
bafrus, as w iison, iS5; ARStn, III; Cam
be- bsrlafid, I: Z, Chatham % ecalienbafg, 2Si
Taesfolio#fng naajcsifies foY Caldwell are
!repcEted Richmond county t2ass Eehaif,
lssaa7; WayBe. 2e3i; Greene t4l !; NeH Hanoyes,
EIsc Munsafes1 6;uns Fire6 IN MsE YssHs
NEw Y0RK, August 3.--T The Democrats fired
fys hundred guns In the City Hall Park ibis
nedn In honor of the victory In Nortii Caro-
iiaz The firing party carried banner With
bthej jWortfs, t NeFfh Carolina pfoinsiEces ID
layeE Of Reconstruction; unioHi aad peace
kssA Raleigh special received here, tC4say
states that the efsciai y1tenf the Suite eataup,
be announced before Mondsy. hat Il is bf.
lisved the Democrats have carried the Stale.
Ecsoacsngs I'm EHsHor or tine Nassfa ssar4
|t4ti Is.i 0eiBa TriUuatsa 10 stfitSst
Isl special seIrSram IN the Diss,sscts /, s,iisp
4 T,AsviLLE, Va. ,Augtst 8. The Consegya.
tises of Danyiiic are i,alding ONE Of the grand
est publication meetings known la, this piciH
lily since the war, in honor ef ithes giaripsss
victory In the old North State The kilss
around the town are abIaze with large bou
fires, and, caRnons lare being fired. Hon
Thomas S. Flournoy. the pride Of our coaia'
fty, Iis now making a trrmoadeual speech q
an immense multitude. < He is being inter.
rupted every moment with loud applause.
The greatest enthusiasm existsy and IS VIC
write we can hear cheers and shouts rendfng
the air. This largo meeting seems to bidfais
20 continue toa very late foar. Our people
rejoice with the noble people'of the old Eorti
State. Measures are being taken TO organise
our Greeley and Brown club tonight.
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MaJorits Tor strtking out ]. SO. .is.s

- WATcH STOLEN. On Friday George Banks
(coloreI lost q valuable watch, which is said
to have been stolen by Beverly Coleman
fcoIored). Coleman left the city on Friday
ON. the steamship Wyanoke. z The authorities
IN Norfolk have been telegFaphed TO arrest
phimd Ii e tIT ai'fHitLf SSss<Hii III
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= I ..ts,1.. - ~ +. /
~ TRAssFERs OF REAL EsTATE.-The follow
,luring, the week ending August 3. 1872
Clay street near Adams, fol. 800, ~, ~,
G. f. Richards to w, b. Reed, GG feet o:
Broad Street near Twenty-ninth, for $500.
4. Carlton, to j., =. Goddin, 90 feet OIL
,Carrington street near Federal, Tor $500.
~ ". Goddin to Mary Davis, 20 feet on God
;1i'i street between Calhoun and Roane, fol
$75. ia, >nr,,y, tIs.f,,~uauHf
|sss. E.. Dove, to ,Whliam G., Day, trustee, So4
feet on Z street near. Fourth {giith 5aJs.
A. Warwick to B.Harris, 80 feet on BacoI
street, for $265.
William III. tCaskie. to A.. Norris and Mar,
Chappell, 80 feet OH, ,Jlck'on, street betWeei
First and Second, for 500. D.
,a William rs. Weed TO Ii. Z. Weed, lot
bounded by Poplar and Elm streets, TO,
slSni Stsry = 6. weed, Sc, to j. i. EWia Wsaea, inter
est iii; estate Of III. n: Weed" t'"' .,' 80,
. D. /. Hughes To- j.. E. Goddin,. 90 feet on
Fifth street extended beyond Baker, 1eE
c {. Treentiss tom to N. Lucdo, lot in Duvars ad-
dition fronting 33feet, (gitt). -TWi3<
Bacon Tate's executor to, j. E. Goddin,. &C
feet on yenable street near Moshy, for $40.
W. Carpenter to w. J. Carpenter, trustee,
% feet on Broad street near First, for s, ,0G0
|, N. p. VanderyalI to Joseph Wilkinson, 81
feet on Cplhopn street corner n Of Hickory, for
500. ->s:'' ~ 80 w. r''' s'''F =
Simon .;steinleint anda others, to, r. Fer
randilI, Az fleet on Broad street between
Sixth and Seventh; for S35, ,500.r:t' htf,'4rd
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NORTH CARO- ri OLINA j. ELECTION. j
The CONSERVATIVES TRY rs, TRIUMPH, r 7,

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FURTHER RETURNS.