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rVin .ir- AZ sEiians suunfy.

July 3, IS'1.
ih'"= haWnth, What Il Kore cheering
!" farmers tlmu anything else Is Il heavy rain
"h, II W. had Yesterday. Corn looks very
"'"h refreshed. and those that have tobacco
',h 40" r'pIant, although it j, late; but with
" h''' l''' Il may ril1n. The Wheat crop il
''"''"> beyond til" farmers expectations !;
1ii'rA'I II - tar crop. but not much straw.
; .". "'i crop - almost IN entire failure &; but
"tr''r iirF" ar" any the heads are fine.
HE Richmond and York River railroad
,'h'> 1" he dom. II much larger business
'h'i' >"lhr tim" ago. Respectfully,
AInIL.a I'm
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CAPTURE OF A FIELAIN.-NO'7cich, Conn.,,
July 7.-Douslass, the negro who committed
the rape on Miss Lapierre, was caught at
New London Friday, and carried to the
watch-hotlsc. DIR. Julian Lapierre shot
him twice, but not fatally. The Doctor was
arrested and held to bail in $4,000. AS
there wis reason to fear that the prisoner
would be 1yithcd he Was removed to Jail
without preliminary examination.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT NEAR CAPE May
Care MdH July An accident occurred to
the 4 L. Nj. train yesterday near Cape May
by the breaking Of IN axle. Three lrsse
gers were injurcd--viz., Mcssrs. Weston
EVANS and Morris Harris, of Philadelphia,
and ID. Buchlcr, of Harrisburg. The latter
is the only ono seriously injured, but is doing
well under the care of DIR. Page, of Philadcl-
,hia
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u'EiE'r.-pur farmers IRE now busy In
I'"r harvest. We hUo conYcrSed with
'"in, VII" Inform us that although the grain
>""|d> thin on tho ground the grains are
'',! Hare and plump, and they think the
iii'"rnrr in the sizc and weight of the grain
WI max" ii about half crop. Oats are
N'N linz.
'h' corn crop generally looka well, and,
.''''I ~" aridcul Happen To II, bids fair
III an abundant yield.
''' weather la, lrecn very warm and dry
".'"'- tl'' past week, aud our farmers have
.'N'H 1d'aua@c oi it To thoroughly clean
''ir 'rnn. Yesterday We were visited with
"''''Iu% shower. which las revived vegt--
Idi'H.- tUruH Nc,rs. -
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g., "F' are now 5000 men working on the
:, >''';'N" attd Ohio Iailroad between White
"!'h"t aAd hanawlta Falls, and ], 200 more
w. Hroiicd. As soon ~ this work is sufii-
,' '1''S advanced 10 insure its completion on
49,, ,S''fr The first ofsOctober, then the con-
, ,",,' %. Tie Lexington and Huntington
Nj " III ie let. aud the work from here to
H., nsl"hDg will comnnpce III earnes,.--
''A'''''tJiya ladepesuley,t.
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"l1 BEND TrxxEL.--Thc surface rock Of
u" -I'aI tunnel disntcgIated by exposure
- III" ar l. falling in considerable quanti-
'''' Last Monday one of those detached
, ,l', i'' between shafts No. and No. :,
INNING mule and narrowly missing several
"H'h'- NDnfoe County Remster.
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SENTENcED.-Phtladclphu, July Ed
ward Smith (colorcd) was yesterday sentenced
to fourteen years in the penitentiary for at
tempting TO poison the family of G. e. Nor
ris, in Germantown, few months since.
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Instances Of Their tardsIiEs, this gentleman
arose md told this story ii, simplicity and
truth and lie told me that among these
angry md sore men who Ind breasted battle
many Il time, and bore upon their persons
the scars of conflict, there were tears soft as
woman's shed ut this one touch of human
ttt,dy.ur l@ - ..sEeSss
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RAILROAD FEu0RKSs.-W learn that the
""h "' the tm">alcakc and Ohio railroad
WA ." E'ld To Mann's Ferry by the 10th it,
U''. som" ThoniIscs contend that the
W." '.hH dHl>lonc cannot be completed this
var, h'il "" take tho engineers authority
- ''r contrary Notwithstanding Aosvoe
lNNIl M,Nstrr
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CoLonrD TRoops IN GEoRaIA.-Sapanndi',
july T.-Goyernor Smith has issued orders
10 Il negro military organization in this city,
known as the Lincoln Union Guard, 10 noia
M, election for commissioned officers. TINS
| IS the first instance Of the kind in The STATE
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Mrs. Drake Mills. whose fall from the
fourth story Of tile Metropolitan Hotel,
Washington, was mentioned on Friday, died
"a 9 e,escGk on Saturday morning.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
e. GIBBS'S
SEWING-MACIINES.

WILCOX & G1RBs SEwING-MACHINE OFFICE,l
CORNER NINTH AND BANK STREETS. I
RICHMOND, Vh.)
Dear Madam.-TlIe value of Il scwlmg-machine can
he determined accurately and beyond pcradvcntIrc
by giving It Il thorough AMI impartial trial ut your
TRIAL
own home: and that You may know all you can of
the WILCOX & GIBBS here freely offer you one
without imposing upon you amy obligation TO pur-
WITHOUT
chase unless 1t proves perfectly satisfactory; no
charge for Its use, or carriage, Instructions upon
CHARGE
II. Other machines taken ut fair prices for the
Wilcox & Gibbs. l also accommodate those who
AND
wish To purchase upon the lnsiamcnt plan, and will
give full instructions To all at their residences.
INSTRUCTIONS
Bear In mind you arc welcome To the use of ma
FREE.
chine free. Yours very truly,
jcca JAMES T.. a. GlHES
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"Only the actions of the just
Smell sweet and blossom III the dust

I saw and felt in my personal intercourse in
Georgia the kindly influences which his trust
in human nature had created. remember
we'll this gentleman telling me of meeting
OF those who had been Confederate officers
shortly after the occurrence which have re-
lated They were Impoverished; they were
sore with many things that had visited tneu
in the way OF domestic and political afiliction.
They had much to condemn and little TO
praise. In the North they found but little to
prajse. and little, apparently, To thank the
Goyerument for. While they were relatinS
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Hr toys at Roanoke College are n jolly
N'' hrir NrDc0ssa " Il rare production
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TOR NEW YORK.-OLD DO MFFTS
Il MiNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY. s.xaAssss.
Tie sldc-wlieci steamships OLD DOMINION
WYhNOkE, ISAAC BELL, SARATOGA, Nj
AGARA- ALBEhiARLE and 1fATTERAS, leave
New York for Norfolk, City Point, aud Richmond
every TUESDAY. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
mt o'clock 4. NJ.
Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY.
and SUNDAY, ut high tide.
These ships arr entirely new. They have elegant
saloons. statcroois, and bathrooms.
The fare. accommodations, and attention, are in-
surpassed.
Close connections made with steamers for Mi South
eru and European ports.
For further Information, apply to
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent,
nv "a NO,3 Governor street.
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RICHMOND, FREpEnrcKsBERG. ANDl
POTOMAC RAILRp6D COMPANY,
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE,

POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY -
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA, July lat, 1877. ~ 4
NOTICE.-Trlyellcrs bound West ria
IN Baltimore aud Ohio railroad VIII ly taking tho
z. M. mail train hence connect with The 9i7 r. Be.
train ut Relay House, OH Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road.
$40 a. NJ. train Mt Relay House, on sfne road, the
former being the quicker line for points west
+: DAY MAIL TRAINS do not stop at Hungary,
kily's, Wuotlfords Lane, or Potomac Run.
Z NIGHT MAIL TRAINS do not stop at any Of the
above points, nor do they stopat Ricliiand.
J, 49, K. T. u. MYERS,
jy 1-?w General Superintendent.
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qHEsApEAKE AMI, Tf1uTs1 I, AZ

! l.
NJ ROAD.-ttn and affsr Jnly Isl PASSE;N1;EI.
TEAMS win leave RfrllmOnd us follows !. r.
IS $40 A. hf.--.MaIETRhIS fexspt,t Sunday for
the White Sulphur Springs connecting &c tars;org.
vile with the Orange, Alexandria and Manassas
and South. go Is 80 z 80
4as 7. M.--AC ACCOMMODATIONS TisAfNtexeept
Sunday for GorlonsyiIle arriving mt s:7G z. NJ. ON
saturdays runs through TO Sfauntou arriving az II
K. NJ. This train connects Mt EortsonsyfIc with
the night trains ON the Orslnse, Alexandria ard Ma.
TON. 80 - 4 4
train leaves GordonsyiIle Except Monday {
tI6 T. NJ. 500 80
Through tickets, Mt low rates, sold TO NIL points
Northwest anu Southwest = 5ss6-
Storage tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown,
Amsterdam, Antwerp, Hamburg, Hayrr, Rotterdam,
Bergen, Copenhagen, and Gothenbnrg, 10 all points
on this road, can be bought of the General Ticket
Agent at Richmond, be ordered through auy
station agent on the road.
Further information may he obtained ut the Com.
panys Offices. 81
a. II. PERRY, General Superintendent.
JAMES +. NETHERLANDS, General Ticket Agent.
ty
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4 RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD Col
OFFICE GENE TICKET AND FREIGHT AGENT,
RICHMOND, VA, June Is, 1877.
SPECIAL NOTICE.--Qn and after SAT-
~ URDAY NEXT, until further notice, an AC-
mond aud R,irkeville, leaving Richmond every
SATURDAY at $50 L. MI. arriving mt BurkeyilIeat
$40 7. M. Returning, leave Burkcvilfc ON MON
DAY at 5s5 a. NJ. arriving In Richmond at 1855 A.
NJ This train will stop ut all way stations.
JOHN K. MhCMURDO,
General Ticket and Freight Agent
+ r. NJ r. TALCoTT, Engineer and superintendent
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WILCOX & GIHBs SEwING-MACHINE OFFICE,l
CORNER NINTH AND BANK STREETS.
RICHMOND, VA.)
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ssavras ANs, s,s,r:av s,'rI;A sIE1ss

A NgHoR LINE STEAMERS. ssfgHs,
SAILING e sS53 a 5.ss.
EVERY "WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Passengers booked 10 md from railway stlfioiis
or scap0rts In England, Ireland, Scotland, Norway,
Swetler Denmark, GeriDnBy, France, Holland, sel-
gitiir, and the United States.
Cafhn farr from New York To london, IiverpoOIs
Glasgow, or Derry. by Wednesdays steamer, 800 AZ
By SaturIaY,s steamer, TG5 and f75.
Excursion tickets $ic1. III payable in currency.
Passengers hooked I,fHEGT frbn3 Palermo, Genoa,
Mcssnt, and Trieste, 10 New York. IS 5s55
Cabin, Sfi0: steeragc, f5a.~ Payable In currency.
For further information apply To
HENDERSON BROTHERS.
Bowling Green, N. Y.,Ur
j. w. WYATT, Agent,
3y ism Ex-Governor street, Richmond. Va.
6tUNARD LINE OF STEAM fPsfs
" ERS TO LIVERPOOL, QUEENS $500
TOWN, GLASGOW, AND EONDONDEEIiY
FROM NEW YORK, $50; TO NEW YORK, S34,
IN CURRENCY.-IlIc safe, first-class iron steam
ships Of this line will sail as follows: WEDNES-
DAY, 18th, and SATURDAYS, goth and 27th Of
April, and SATURDAYS, ath, 18th, and 18th OF
May, and twice every following week, from Gu
NAiD'S WHARF, Jersey City.
CHARLES FRANCKLYN,
Agent. New York.
SAMUEL, AYRE,S, Agent,
Richmond, No. 1890 Main, corner Fourteenth street.
mp 25-3m
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The TichbOrne Case

The sudden close Of THE famous case, which
has been on trisl in an English court for nesrly
ten months, bring, to sn end one Of tie most re-
mnksble trials on record msu nov proved
to be M Australian butcher. named Orion,
claimed to be IN English Biroret. SIR Roger
Tichborue, who disappeared many years ago.
He succeeded in imposing even on the mother Of
Sir Roger. He VS. not al al ike SIR Roger
Tichborne in form, feature, color Of hair sad
eyes, OF pertonsl mArks Aud yet there were
scores and hundreds Of persous who believed be
war " just Ike sir Roger" TIE claimant knew
nothing Of Fielch, which was Sir Rogers FIRST
acquired language. He Ta, illi;ers;e. which Sir
Roger was not. He vas . liar by his own con-
fessiyn, and Sir Roger had never Keen known to
f.lsfy. He was ignorant Of many facts which
Sir Roger would have known. Nevertheless be
wac believed IL by many |, was only hen the
contested history Of hs life was spread out by
the oppo,ing counsel, Sir John Coleridge, thSt
the imposition collapsed TO defeat his claim,
extraordinary efforts were made The world
WAS rhnsaeked Tor testimony. More than 4
thousand witnesses were examined in Australia
alone. The most minute hisiory ever written
about man so obscure as the real Sir Roger
Vas prepared An almost equally complete his
tory Of Orion, from the time when be first con-
csived the idea Of imposing himself upon the
IicheOrne family until the beginning Of the
trial Va, secured. and ali was presented by At
'ornsy General COlsridge in speech that oOco-
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New Fampshire Al RIGHT.

The Republicans Of the Granite State. promis-
ed g. year ago, that the Damocrsuo victory,
camel through quarreis ard apathy in the Re
publican ranks, should be reversed another yeSr
and that New Hampshire would be found all
right il ls72. They nave Kept their word The
Democrats have worked desperately TO keep
their advantage, but il vain. Oar dispatches
announce Republican victory.
TIE signidcsu-e Of this result is uamistsEsb'e
The country has been waiting for New Hamp-
shire O. tell whether the wrane'iug in tle u. S.
Senate, sul tle disorgsuiz.us course OF some
oucc prominent sni leading Republicans, il the
West sui Washington, bataEenei sry ike diTis-
i.a among the sank and fle of tbeparty. The
response Of Eew Hampshire is clear and strong
The Republican party IS compact aal strong
enough there. 10. oily TO ha'i It's own, but to
recsin ld.t rroerl The G--ui,a state, re-
deemed, mG45 lsc5ra.ei .7 Grant, in the ns-
H-uai cla;est
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along after the road surveyor and the OK seds
OF the lum5ermen, in cose, narrow uscA'
ehafei and pinned under this restraint upon ny
freedom to 20 and come st my own sweet WILL
As went tip-toeing along the e1cAvated pains
between the great crystslized surges peeplng out
over this stemle,s food towards my fsvorite re-
sorts, kept signing and saying to Myself U,
that had the wings of a dove o, thst h,d
those seven league boots" or thAt piece oil
d" Arabian Nights carpet" While uttenng
these petitions one day in deVout state OF mind,
I CHANGED to meet an old hunter, who understood
nv case exactly, and presented me with an
elegant pair Of SNOW shoes
I compIehendel the situation at once
miracle vas wrought before my Asionlshed eyes
Immediately stopped and put the magic shoes
On aai Sh. how laughed, for l felt the tick
ling Piu-;ea:hers of eagle pinions starting out OF
nv heels. | mounted the great hesped up drifts
like flying Mercury. 0, how shouted! SCARED
On and swsy over that white billowy sea with
al the risk and peril Of the vie main
itself, and excited BY all the hopes Of ne" sights
and scenes that stir sud kindle the FOULS OF re-
nownei explorers. o, how | ezulted' with
winged feet | seemed to Aoat on above thar
shoreless ocean Of snow, swelling up over the
fences snd filing all the vast hollows. SIS
cs1dei the heights and descended into the depths
with thrilling sense Of wild, large freedom
such 60 bad never felt before, slight fore
taste. rerh.ps, Of our immortal existence. Such
an experience as this, however, weak as 1t H.
refa,es all objections, and trAnscends all mere
speculation Of sage and philosopher. An argu-
ment for Immortality, or any other religious
doctrine that does not make heart experience
Of it, the strongest pointis miserable, dry and
oold-bloodel affair at best.
AsI march out and march along over this
snowy sea, in calm and in Storm, and always IN
perfect safety, what a sense Of triumph over
Nature She can no longer keep me ST arms
length. or circumscrioe my empire. With one
wave Of ny winged foot, Nature acknowledges
her lord, and extent my Jominious from
~ 40. smack up to the North Pole. l pity
people cautiously creeping along the shove.ed-
oatroaIs; people housed up timilly waiting the
clearing Of the tracks; people confined TO few
ltue dug ways from pillar to post. l cry Aloud
SNOW shoes, EuoE shoes
''E0 pent up Utica cont-ac-s orr powers
Pr tao whole a9unties' continent is oufs'
O. 90 skim along tie surface Of this deep,
white sea Oh a pair Of delicate wisker-worz sla-
dals, Light as feathers, fashioned in most grace
ful form by Indian genius tell you it is dy-
ing. AMI there is a lu,ter Of something st your
shoulders 80 correspond with the fuiter AZ your
feet Felt r OUT.
Ms.lc, Nascl, 1872.
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TIE ARTILLERY MUsIC.-TheIe have been
several applications made to Mr.. Gilmore Tor
the position Of electrician at the Jubilee, SIS 1t
has become generally known tina: artillery ei-
iects are 10 be used in the same manner as at
the previous festival. 1t has been tuggestei that
when God Save the Queen" is played aud
sung, artillery acc3mpanimen;s msy he ar-
ranged not only for the hearing Of those as
sembled at the Coliseum, but also Tor our
English friends scross the water By connect
ing the Atlantic Cable, guns may be discharged
simultaneously in Boston and in Hyde Park,
London.
The Jubilee chorus nov numbers one hundred
and sixty-nine societies An imRense bass
drum, nearly double the size Of the one ued at
the former Jubilee, is now being made. Upon
one side it will be adorned with the coats Of arms
Of all the different European nations, and the
motto, "Universal Peace, - while upon the other
side will be the coats Of arms of all the States Of
the American Union, with the motto, ''Let US
have Pesce"
The grand reception room to be prepared for
the President and other diguitsries Of state will
be made a gallery Of art and adorned with the
great works Of the leading American artists Ap-
plicatious have been received from seversl prom
ineut photographers of Boston to obtain views Of
the proposed Coliseum as soon as the plans are
ready for exhibition.
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Ou DuOW DAOts
Esquimsux dog teams. reindeer sledges. Green
lands icy mountains and snow shoes were once
all mixed up together in my mind TIE men
ton Of SNOW sboes used to suggest such remote
places as Russia, Siberia and Spitzbergen.
read Of them in the annals Of the American and
British fur companies aud il the nsrrations Of
adventurous travellers among the people Of the
Arctic regions
Until quite recently snow shoes as means Of
locomotion in this psrt of the world we're as for
eign to my thoughts as a celestial railroad. For the
past few months it has been my good fortune to re-
side in this enchanted land" (of Mnine) that
has such wonderful sea coast, so picturesquely
scslloped and fringed, with unnumbered cspes
and promoutories, and endiessly varied islands
and watery Channels land Of such wonderful
interior, diversified and aecked all over with
eighteen hundred Of the purest, brightest and
loveliest blue lakes. inierlaced with many noble
rivers and pure streams, here and there prime
vel forest, and some wild solitudes Of nature,
unbroken as yet by the greedy vandalism Of
man, and all this overlooked by the majestic
hills and sky cleayiDg peaks and lofty noun
tsins. During the warm sumner and through
the glorious autunnsl season, and, indeed.
month longer, could go where listed. All place
were accessible; the deepest reeesses Of the
woods and swamps, and the crsggy SUBMITS Of
the towering cliffs.
Itwass continual revel of delight, to wan
der out and roam about this surprisingly 70
mantle scenery; and was enjoying it to the
full when winter came down and began pouring
out his immense treasures Of Stow, and spread
ing it out layer upon layer over the land, and
piling up the heecy entsngling stuff ever higher
and higher, until the whole country was
inundated as with de'uge, shutting
me away from all my secluded walks
and daily hsunts, and compelling me to plod
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pied Eve or six hours day for fifteen dsys.
The prize sought for was sn ancient title and q
vast estate, with priacely country houses and
revenues. Tie conflicting interests, comprising
not only noble incomes and landed properties,
but the personal honor Of ligh-born danes and
the dignity of the upper sOcisl world Of London,
combined to give the case the iniereit Of the
highest-wrought fiction. Orton maintained his
suit with surprifing aulaciy, ard with Gun
Ling which deceived eome of the soundest Eng
lish legal minds. On the other hand, the refu-
ta;on Of identity by the defence and the proof Of
fare swearing became 80 overwhelming, that the
claimant Suddenly abandoned his case, and
would have made good his escape, if the order
for his arrest, on charge Of perjury, had not
been prompt lie raised funds to carry on his
cste, by the ssle Of bonds, which are now pro
badly quoted about as high IS confederate bonds
IL London. The impostsr is now safe in New
gate jail, snd the true heir is secured in bis
rights.