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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-08

RlCHYoSD MACHINERY ABRoAD.-An i'll
lu>trial exposition was held in Nashville,
Tenn. last week. Thousands of persons
from Ill parts Of tile South were III attend.
ance, and a'creditable DISPLAY of the manu-
features 81 the country was made. The fol-
lowing from the Nashville Union and Amer
icaa shows what was thought of a specimen
of the skill Of Richmond machinistS:
''Among the improved machinery from Il
distance ut the exposition ;s portable ten
horse roWrr stGam-rnsine made by ". f..
Tanner Il Co., at the Metropolitan Iron
Works, Richmond. Va. This engine is
strictly portable, resting on four wheels of
follr and half and six feet in diameter; it
has Il cylinder oi SCyen-inch bore, with ten
inch stroke. The 'iy-whecl is "a inclns di-
aneter and with eightaiGth face. and can
make lI3 revolutions per minute, One Of
the noticeable features Of The engine is in
the rider 'cut.nff' eo1 sricr; ihe weight
Of thc entire engine. with wheels. carriage,
etc, is 5000 pounds. The Workmanship j.
in excellent style. and most finely executed
with brass cyuumentatiuh:. AIr. Tanner has
long been known rs Il man of energy and
public spirit, and has accomplished much
good in this department Of machinery. Since
the engine was carried to the exposition YES
terilay it has attracted much attention from,
machinists, and 1T least !. dozen inquiries rel,-
tive to the price asked for its construction
have been made. The ciginc i uuder charge
OF H1r. Martin, one OF the best Young NIT
chnists c! Eic.,!liond, from which we lc,irn
there will be other ulacninery sent to our "a
position"
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INTERNATIONAL TyroGRArnIcAL ISroS.--
The Committee of Arrangement: for the cll-
tcrtainment of the delegates to the Intera-
tional Typographical Union. have adopted
the Following programme:
First Ddy.---Thc members Of THE Rich
mond Union will march III body to the
Ballard House and escort the visiting dele
gates TO the Capitol, where the Convention
will be held.
Second Uoy.-Aitcr the Adjournment Of
the Union there vii! he Il back excursion
through ard around the city. stopping at
places ofinterest, including the PuHp-House,
where collation. will be served.
Third DdN--In the afternoon there vii!
be III excursion down Jalles river on board
the steamer falisade, returning about II
O'Clock at night.
For the fourth day il is proposed to have
an excursion TO Petersburg; which, it is
thought, will DC adopted.
The Session Of the Union will commence
on Monday. June Sd.
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weather prohahtIities.

WASHINGTON, May Falling barometer,
easterly to southerly winds, and cloudy and
threatening weather with rain will prevail on
Wednesday from the Ohio valley northWard
and westward, and probably extend east
ward over the lower lake region. Partially
cloudy weather with southerly winds over
the Southern States. Partially cloudy wea-
ther with westerly winds, varying to north
erly, over the southern portion Of the Mid
die States and New England.
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Cry CONSERVATIVE CoMMTrEE.-This or
ganization will meet tonight ut the usual
hour and place for the purpose of putting
into working order the several sub-commit-
tees appointed by the superintendent, as we'll
as to consider the propriety of issuing an adj
dress to the Conservative citizens of Rich
mond.
This being the last regular meeting of this
body prior to the assembling of the City
Convention next week, it should not be ne
elected by the members of the committee.
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RICHMOND HowITzERs.-At O meeting Of
the Howitzcrs held Oh Monday night, the
following non-commissioned officers were
elected: II. C. Wortham, orderly sergeant !;
L. j.. Bosher, c. Mccarthy, +. 5. Cardozo,
and C. E. Wingo, scrgcants and chiefs Of
pieces; Alexander Duval, quartermaster ser
geant; j. r. McCarty, H. S. Morton, George
4. Lyon, j. B. Foster. Jr, ". =. Pendtcton,
r. A. Kirby, w. FL. Talmar, and V. NJ. Roy,
corporals. This company will turn out on
Hollywood Memorial day in full-lrcss uni
fOrm
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POLICE CoUhT TUSpAr-Justice j. j.
Wh'te PreSidin9.-The following cases were
disposed of:
Louisa Tnplett (tolored), charged with
stealing $40 in United States currency. Case
continued until the Sth.
Cora Ann Rollins alias America (coloredl,
charged with trespasSing on the premises of
Peter Miller and threatening to assault him
and burn his house. Sent to Jail for three
months in default Of security.
Jennie Williams (colored), charged with
stealing one pair of shoes, the property of
Elizabeth Jones, and Elizabeth Jones, charged
with assaulting and beating Jennie Williams.
Williams was discharged, and Jones fined
81 for beating Williams on the nose.
George Hayes (sma'l colored boyl, old
offender, charged with stealing an accor-
deon, the property of Mrs. Amber. Sent to
Jail for sixty days.
Organ Scott (coloredl, charged with being
a vasrant, having no visible means Of sup
port. Sent to jail
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Tlse, sBs,at mace.

Special telegram to The Dispatch
PonrsaorrH, va, Nay 4, 1872. he beat
race between the Chesapeake and undtne
Clubs, Of Norfolk, came OF this evening |.
They started at s:ees55-..the Undines ahead.
The Chesapeakes gained the first quarter,
and rounded at l:i5; the Undines Ut 4:4,77.
the Chesapeakes btating the Undines two
minutes. The weather WIS fine but warm.
There were good many spectators.
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TIE WHEREABOUTS or DON CARLOS
LONDON, May g. --Midnight.--There Is no
confirmation of the capture of Don Carlos.
Lospos, May IA special Of the Tine;
from Madrid says: ''Don Carlos las 1eq
towards the French frontier. Marshal ser.
rano. with his troops, are in pursuit OF the
pretender, and expects to oyertake him"
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oAkwocD MEMORIAL DAY.--This dav. sa.
cred to the memory of the great and good
Stonewall Jackson, whose death it connem-
CRATES, occurs OF, Friday next, and will be
celebrated with offerings of flowers bv the
ladies composing the association. No pomp
or parade Will be INDUCED in; but it is ex-
pected that each one who goes out to the
resting place of so many of the Confederate
dead on that day will deposit his or her tri-
butte on the grave of sonic unknown but not
forgotten hero of the Ildat Cause. In this
pious duty the lady managers cordially in
vlte the cooperation of all who desire to aid
them, or who remember with pride the deeds
of valor done by ''the boys in gray" Let
Oakwood on that day present such a scene of
fair ladies as has never before been seen there,
and let every lady in the city retire con-
scous that her part in the days work has
been performed. The simple shaft of james
river granite which has been reared by these
ladies As a lasting memorial to the virtues of
the dead. towers above the surrounding
trees. and il Is wellworth visit to the Gene
te,y TO see II alone.
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Indian Atrocities in California.

san FRANCISCO, May 7.-I ndians are swarm
ing around Prescott. The Miner newspaper
mas two columns OF accounts Of fresh afroei-
ties. j. White has been murdered IN WI.
lhnson's Valley. The, troops remain IDLE,
awaiting the result Of General HoEaros
peace mission.
The Indians attacked Aqua Frea station
and killed G.. w. Smith and Joseph Aker-
man. Both were Well-kiioWn citizens. They
the murdered men were stripped and dis
figured. The station has been abafitioned.
The body of Osborn p. GhFke, of Texas.
was found near Mint Valley, shotin the ihead
and breast. D.. Gallagher. was severely
wounded by the Indians at Beaver Greek.
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steamer Eliza Hencoa. Clifford, Sorfolk, mefehap-
6,se and isassen nsers. L. b. Taturn. a.ystit -
Schooner G.. r. Murine, saurness, Fhilssisapnas.
cgsai Schooner 60 ). IL sharp sharp, rhiiAeeiphia sas
e; ssiooer a,nssast taspcr Heff shcs Radephia eoai
Refl. - ,,,,, s., >r.... y,rl u Ysaf
sshocnsr xnnie Z. Moore. Phiilipss pig sroa.SS
Old Eoininien Ngii Works. Z, ss..,,,s
Schooner ls. b, WhartG,,, RraasolS, hoaokets Pm
iron, Old Dominion Nah w s1kss S. ~,
s. ~ 80 sAfLEp. ssss
steamer Paiisade, NclsoR. Norfolk. naersfalsltse
and passengers, ID. IL. hcxerss agent. 81 81
2 Steamer Old Dominion, Bourne, NgS fafxt snTs55
Schooner Mary &. ~ Ter, fctcssors ss 8 orr, re
0sd Fort Weed.
CLEARED. Is y
Schooner n. Z. byron, se2ari, " sslal2s
ION, Gplfis & FaIkgr,
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TELEGRAPHIC. NEWS.
New York stock and Money sras

New York Stock and Money Market.
New YORK, May Money z per cent.
Sterling quiet. Gold, 11as to 113i. Govern
nents of Ito !. States very dull; Tennes-
sees, 81; new, same. Virginia's, 4s new,
5S. Louisiana's, So; new, 55. LeYee's, G6 !;
s's, 76. Alabama's, 81; SIS, 80. Georgia's,
20; 7's, 80. North Carolina's, 36; new, 1sss::
South Cardinals, 10; new, 36a.
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He,y york Items.

New York, May 7.--R. NJ. Brown, for
merIy division superintendent, has been
offered the general SUPPLEMENTARY OF the
Erie road aud win probably accept.
No credence is given to the rumor that
Mayor Hall Will be again tried on the old In
dictment, as well as on the new ones, which
the present grand jury;are expected to ma:
The Government has obtained a yerdict
of s59.7O0 against Williams, Goodhue q
Sherman, as the value Of jute bags incorrectly
ipynfrnI
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The Atlantic and Pncific Ea;yroad
Enterprise.

SAN FRANCISCO, May File public meet
ing of the Chamber OF Commerce, the com.
mittee of one hundred leading citizens, and
the St. Louis delegation, now here in the in.
terest Of the Atlantic and Pacific railroad en-
terprise, which wi.s held this afternoon, was
very enthusiastic. q IS -
The meeting resolved unanimously to ac-
ccpt the proposition from st. Louis. San
Frencisco is to subscribe for at least Sl0, ,0o0,.
600 of the stock of the thirty-iifth parnliel.
The road is to furnish terminal facilities and
be represented by three or four directors In
a board of thirteen, and st. Louis is to do US
much for the enterprise. ,ss4t,sl,
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CONGRATULATIONS TO GREELEY.
National Conference OF the African
Methodist Church.

NASHVILLE. May THE Fifteenth Gene
raj Conference OF the African Methodist
Church of the United States il now in ses-
sion here. Delegates are In attendance from
New England, New York, Pennsylvania,
Indiana, California, Alabama, Georgia, Kan
sas, MARYLAND, Florida, Louisiana, Missis-
sfppl, Missouri, North Carolina, Kentucky,
Texas; and Virginia. Bishops Quinn Of In.
diana, Payne and Shorter OF Ohio, Wayman
of Baltimore, Campbell Of Philadelphia, Ward
of Californii, and Brown Of Delaware, were
preSent. S 6s
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INSTALLATION CEREaoMEs.-At Trinity
church last night the recently-electcd officers
of Crystal Temple of Honor and Temper
ance were installed according to the usagcs
of the Order by Dr.. p. Trent and A. J.
Dowd. Addresses were made by 8. G. Curry
and others, and there was some excellent
singing by Mr.. G. P. Rady's choristcrs. The
exercises were public and were witnessed by
n good audience.
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SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION. This
body will meet in Raleigh, N. C., tomorrow.
The prospect is good for large attendance
and most interesting session. The follow
ing are some OF the delegates from Richmond
and Manchester: Rey.J. L. NJ. Curry, LID,
Rev. Drs. .Jeter and Dickinson, Rev.
Mcssrs. c. c. Biting, j. r. Garlick, n. w.
Wilson, j. f. Deans, and j. a. Chambliss;
and Messrs. Alexander Walker, Thomas j.
Evans, III. Theodore Ellyson, George b.
Steel. Thomas j. Stiirke, and Charles Ii.
Winston. These gentlemen viii leave Rich
mond this afternoon.
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PEOPLES CoSvESTIoN.-Attendt the call for
convention signed by Z. Cady Stanton and others.
Ladies, rally! Those who cannot attend, and are
with us, will please iiarg their picture taken and for
warit with the BILL to Miss Isabella B. Hooker, 10
Hubbard street, New Haven, Conn. We have re-
ccivcd a picture from Richmond, Va, which was
beautifully executed, and bears the imprint OF c. K
REEs & co. Please have them taken at that gal
Ior,.
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ua1r1,to,RE MARKrTs. .

BALTIMORE, May Virginia ,s's-L LorEoIs, g.
West yirgiHiaS, IL. Bids. gstsi
Flour active and higher; city ril.ls advanced Is
cents. Wheat nrnier: amber $::.is gooh 70
6Tsc. Oats steady az sl9ssc. Rye quist aud g,iy
eiiauged. Provisions dull Mess pork sls
Bulk Shoulders 81. rib afdoss
7GY1lc Basol-Shoulders, ses; sfb sides, s1c.
Sides &c. sugss-enred hams. Lard dnll q
Ole. Western butter active and unebanged Wills
key Nominal mt Ss3c. 10
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The FLAG OF TIE OLD DOMINION CLuB.-
"The flag which now waves over the street
between Benbow'S and Mir. Yatcs's store has
history 1t is the flag that was raised, and
under which Governor Walker first rode
after lie was elected Governor Of Virginia,
and it has ever since tloated oyer Democratic
victories. The Old Dominion Club, of Rich.
mond, has placed lls under many obligations
by SO generously lending it to ue til this oc-
c7lsion."
The above Is from the Greensboro On. c.
Patriot. The fact TINT the flag was sent to
North Carolina has been before mentioned III
this paper The victories which its waving
has celebrated the Old Dominion Club his
largely contributed to achieve, and the mem
bers Of that useful and patriotic organization
will preserve it as sacred relic. 1t will pro-
badly be again hoisted OH the 2tth OF May
and on the 9th Of November Of the present
year.
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roc,, e,oc,sade Of steamboats,.

MILWAUKEE, May 7.-Great excitement pre- M :
walls among steamboat men to-day. Inc
boats OF nearly MI the lines have been stop
ped by the United States supervising lhSpec-
tors, thus making a complete blocEaGe IN
the freight business and doing mcaicuiaole
ipiI,ry to the lines.
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VIRGINIA ISEBRIArEs' HoME.-A meeting Of
the Committee of Ways and Means Of the
corpolators of this institution was held at
the Office of Justice Crew yesterday after
noon. MesSrs. Richard McRae and j. +.
Woodward were appointed to obtain sub
scripticns to the capital stock Of. the Home !;
and an address soliciting the aid Of the
various temperance organizations in Nir-
oinia and North Carolina was adopted. The
State Council of Friends of Temperance
have given the enterprise a hearty endorse
nent, and the Grand Division Of Sons will
probably do the same.
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BEoUGur TO JrsrICE.--William II. Mar
shall, the de aulting purser of the steamer
John Sylvester, arrived here yesterday from
New Orleans in charge of Detective John
Wrcnn. He was carried before Justice
White, and was by him committed for cxam-
nation
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CnAscEHY CouRT OF RIcRAoND--J Judqe Fit.
high presid'ng.-The following cases were

CHAfcEEY CouRT OF RIcHMoND-.T .Tud1e Fit.
hugh presidtng.-The following cases were
disposed of Yesterday
Goddin & Apperson us. Wrenn. Sc. ne.
cree sustaining exception to report of com.
missioner MI giving .peisonal decree against
Wrenn, and If he do not pay the same that
tnef the real estate In the bill and proceed
ings be sold.
ONeiPs executor Cs. Goddin and Others.
Decree referring cause to u commissioner for
further inquiry and report.
Cochran Us. Quarles, tc. Decree confirm
ing report Of commissioner and sale of fi,rm
IN the bill and proceedings mentioned, and
providing for the distribution Of the fund.
Gillian, &c:, Us. Taylor, sc. Decree refer.
count, and report:
flrrning report OF commissioner and making
distribution of the fund.
Rutherford and others Us. Rutherford and
Others. Decree confirming report of Com
missioner Evans and of commissioners Of
Partition, and providing for the distribution
oil the funds in the hands Of the personal
representatives.
Schotield and wife Us. Kreischman and
Others Decres allthoring the funding of
State stock and PAYMENT of the interest to
the parties entitled thereto.
Wilson and wife Us. HiiFs administrator
Decree recommitting cause to commissioner
for further inquiry and report.
Gordon aad others Us. City Savings Bank,
&c. Decree appointing the Sheriff: of the
city OF Richmond receiver, with instructions
to collect the assets aid hold them subject to
the future order of the court.
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Nf1sTLEToE CEiEBRATioN.--Thc Drujds OF
this city are completing arrangements fol
the mistletoe celebration and basket picnic
which is to take place under their auspices
at Crenshaw's farm on Monday next. Cen
tlemen are charged only fifty cents for tickets
and ladies will be admitted free. The mis-
tletoe celebration will be something novel in
these parts, though the urremUnlcs were
performed In precisely the same manner in
the groves of Old Eng land Il thousand years
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Obituary..
May 1.--,Judge James

GroReErowX, VA, May Judge James
Dunlop died here last night Of aloplexy:
BosToS, MASS, May 7.--Rev. L. 3. hocK- ;
wood, secretary of the New England. branch
of the American Tract Society, died to-saay,
aged fifty-tive. .F e
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SUICIDE OF A CoLoRED WoMAN.--On Mon.
Gay night a colored woman named Sarah
4 slaheis Smith was taken sick at the Twenty.
httii-Stfeet Methodist church. and was found.
&C about 8 o'clock, stupefed In her seat. after
ne congregation had left tho building.
Every effort was made to arouse her. but In
sain ana she was at length taken to the
mouse of Eliza Jane Scott, near by. where
she dicd ON yesterday morning at ) O'Clock.
Coroner Trent, being notified of the
circumstances. viewed the body, and nt
ms instance an inquest was he'd yester-
Mly afternoon at h,lt.past | o'clock. The
.estimony elected disclosed the fact that
the deceased resided at 1921 Page
street, jackson Ward. On Monday
she bought half an ounce of ldudanum
~ ~ 1homas's drug store, corner Of Main and
i"enty-tirst streets. The Vial: containing
tn's audanum was found in her pocket. hut
about two teaspoonfuls of the fluid (cu,lal to
ten grains of opitm) were missing. The bot
Tie was labelled "Esscnce of Lemon" but
Nr: IhomaS'S clerk avers that it was ,pro-
perry labelled Wien it left his hands. II
was i'll evidence that the woman was a
nrtlnkard, and had threatened to take her
NE. The jury (W. 5. Freeman, foreman /:
W. =. Et'iny secretary therefore found that
The deceased died from an overdose of lauda.
mum voluntarily takef.
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COUNTY SUPERNTEDEST or SCHOOLS Ar-
PoISTED.--Tbe Board of Education has ap-
pointed William II. Gold county superin-
tendent of schools Of Frederick county, uice
Rev. II. L. Phillips, resigned.
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Murder i'm tennessee.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, May wv. J. A. Bell, a
farmer living six miles from Bartlett, was
waylaid aud murdered last night. There Is
no clue to the deed. BelPs body, when
found, was partly eateli By boss.
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CIrY SCHOOL BoARD.--A regular meeting
Of the City School Board was held yCstcr-
day evening. Only u few members were
present and little business was transacted.
The resignation Of Mr.. &. w. Pcthcrhridgc,
member of the Board from Marshall Ward,
was received and accepted. No action was
taken on the award of contracts for building
the Madison-Street school-house. Another
meeting of the Board will be held on Thurs
day evening.
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ASSEMBLY HALL.-The amateur perform
ance at Assembly Hall last night was a great
improvement upon that Of the previous
night, good as the latter was. The attend
ance, however, was not so large.
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Proposals will be received
I J until the 10TH OF MAY for the delivery OF
road Thc number required is twentysix hundred and
forty c4o) for each mile road, and the timber win
be OF white, chestnut and post-oak the ength Of the
commencing at Lynchburg, to be June 18th, and for
n9ri, sncretSius ten miles one month later address
c''h c''h '"Ns III. W. yANDEGRlFT.
rn,o.,tt Chief Engineer, Alexs, ria, Va,
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Homicide i'm the Pennsylvania Pcni'
.ssrrtrs s.s xonSfnrv .-st4 $780,

PHILADELPHIA, May i.-William Webb,
alias Buck, was killed in the Eastern Peni-
Tertiary this morning by his room-mate,
Michael Trumbllr, by striking him on the
head with an iron plate. The deed was &C.
knowledged by Webb, Who:ss he ind killed
him in a Quarrel. Both men were undergoing
sentence of fifteen years for rape, committed
a few years since on Broad street. The prison
is oyer-crowded. and solitary confinement
can't be enforced in all cases. 'i.ts -
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE!
RICHMOND. VA, May 2, 1877. )
.,f,y,r,pTNEQ .fas'.. -s5ss

RICHMOND. VA, May 2, s72.
OFFERINGS.
.ConS.-White. 2.ls4 bushels. Siixed, a7s bushels
OATs-I2o bushels
RYE.--52 bushels. 1
BrACR-EYE PEAs.-2ob b,ishcls.1
SCnEEN1SGs--52 bushels.
MEALS bushels. a.
STRAw.-9 tules:
- -. - SAIiES. 40 l5.lI ,.f,
CoRN.-WhIte, as4 bushels very good q 7sc. Mt5esI
80 bushels very gosd ut 7sc LIZ oushsiS So So
= oaTs.-ls bushels ver, good spring at e!e- ~
bushels prime spring at tsS, *, 81, g, ft
RYE.-62 bushels fair mt SEC.
MEAL.-B bushels at s2c.
SCREEyISGs.--52 bushels I'll Sl.so. rss.
sTRAw.-9 bules at 55c. si 49, -
RE-EyHIBITEp.
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RESULTS OF A REvIvAL.-The revival at the
Clay-Street Methodist church closed last
week, with the following results: More than
one hundred persons made Il profession of
religion; fftv-siX OF this number have
joined the Clay-Street church, eight the Cen
tcnary Methodist church, fourteen the Grace
Street Baptist church (most of these were
members of the Sunday school connected
with this ch,lrcD, two the First Baptist
church, one the Second Baptist church, two
the Episcopal church, and two the Presby.
terrain. Thirty scholars connected with the
Clay.Strcct Sunday school were among the
number who joined that church. The pas
tor, Rev. Mr., Peterson, has received during
the past eighteen months eighty additions to
the membership of his church, while the
Sunday school is in more hourlshing condi-
ton than il has been for years.
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AN persons having forfeited pledges at our loan
Office 1891 Main street, will call to renew or redeem
them, as further Indulgence cannot be granted
III. HARRIS & BROTHER,
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CAPTAN BoHANoNs LEcTURE.-A fair alI-
dience greeted Captain Bohanon at the Third
Presbyterian church last night, and his lee
ture was highly appreciated and much ell
soxroI
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THE T'uEaTRE.--The great comedian Owens
appears at the Theatre tonight in splendid
comedy bill. Reserved seats are for salca
West. Johnston & Co.'S bookstore.
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HOUSEHOLD EEcEsSITY.-Fougcfa's ready
made mustard rlasten-always ready for immediate
use; clean. ral.hIe and never spoil. To be had Of
MEADE & BAKER, pharmacists, els Main street.