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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-07-10
CO0PE RS o.
NOVELS.

,esThe enduring monuments Of Feninore
Cooper are his WORKS. While the love Of
country continues to prevail, his memory
viii exist in the hearts of the people. SO
truly patriotic and American; throughout,
they should find a place in every Americans
library. Webster. z-s
4 NEW md -
splenhdly-illustrated P PopuIar Edition
.r----z EENIM0RE Co0PER'S
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NEW STATIONERY HOUSE,
e. r. STOKES

HAS just opened, in the new and hand
some building Immediately opposite the
Phoenix Office, on Main street. q complete
stock of
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South Carolina Railroad Company,
COLUMBIA. g. C. :Jyne 1871

ON and after SUNDAY, the 21th instant, Pas-
senger Trains upon this Road viii arriYe and
leave as follows:
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Nomination for Sheriff.

Chester is to have new Cornes Band.
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DOWN TRAIN. UP TRAE.
ArriTe. Leave. ArIiHa. LeaYa.

Nay 81, 1871. 90
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SUBMISSIONS

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BY MRS. D. 2. STEVENS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-05
THE UTICA CONVENTION.
HOW HENRY CLEWS PULLED THE WIRES AND
NOMINATED GEN. DIX.


NOMINATED GEN. DIX.
From The Neg York TINES o, Saturday. Aug 81.
The nomination of Gen. John A. Dix by
the Utica Convention due 20 Mr. Henry Clews more
than any other one man. and ne was actuated IN
making TINS nank movement without previous ui-
Outstanding consultation with others. The Chairman
about To close the doors against any new candidate
being introduced. when Mr.. Cews Immediately visited
their seats eight different prominent members OF the
Conyentou and entreated them, one after tao ohet
at once get up aud make the above NOMINATION All VI
them declined the ground that they considered
fOregone conclusion that tho Convention was unnOus
for Judge Robertson. Mr.. Clews finally appealed TO M
Clarke (tho alternate OF Mr.. Thurlow Weed, behind
whom he sat, and urged him tO make tie nomination,
which he finally consented TO do. MI Clews, IN nls
speech delivered Immediately afterward. plgdgeu too
support OF the bankers and merchants OF NewlOTk 20
the nomination, IL made. The Chairman OF the west
chester Delegation withdrew Judge RObertsoA
name and In rapid suocessOh each OF the other cahu
dates wore Withdrawn. The Chairman OF eacn ueog-
ton then In turn took the floor and cast sohd vote LOT
Gen John A. DIX. The excitement durin thls 'nie IL
IL impossible to describe Tie result OF TINS slep nus
been TO give great satisfaction to all honest men
out the State.
GEN. DIX INTRUsrS HIS NAME TO Mh' CLE"s'
From. me D. Y. nm:s u FRIDAY, dsg; by, -.
The DailU SardtOgiaa OF Wednesday contains
tho following; $50 naea enthusiasm aaa uooo oAei'ou
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The courts.
DECIsIoNs-sEPr. 4.

Common Pleas-Speciqs Term-Bv Judge D. u, r.;
The mater application Of beorse D.
settled Cros, A. CEos--Ree1ence ogoesed
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cALEHDARs-rHis DAY.

SrrH,,. couRr-CuAAsERs-LsonariJ "Opens a. lo@ n'-'
cAr called a. 4 A. - ,,r,.
49, Myers agt. Hanfori- CAL '.'FfeAs' J'' ~ "
a. Bowlin green Savings baEk
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a. a. as r.: "a Is. "osss ss .s 'sSs s:s !, nae 8:
drink Of water: Nr Garvin proceeded 70 dlscasg
T. ss ss % me- ds &
Sss ~ :: 90 e ss
Hotel and Broadwsys Ana why why did '' Hs
not GO down Broadway whom he got out
Waiting ana Why PSS e. gone
In by the ladies' entrance Of Q hotel upon the
ing TO his own account, been what WAS his SuSt-
and the hotel 10 one could tell except the pris.
y%s in ra a'' ss Sss Sss
would have them believe. he happened to bs on the
same staircase. All question about the identity Of
the pistol was out ofthe case because the prisoner
had himself declarsd that the pistol shown was hi1
pistol There was Fisk walled up on every side, With
no knowledge that Stokes was at the head Of the
BY the way the bullet had gone, aud that was thae
Fisk was standing down stairs and stokes WA
stokes said that Sf Flax SI had pistol Was there
such pistol It could not be found, although fos
house had been sea ching FOR such a thing. Not
word 10 the eneCtthat Fisk had q pistol had been
heard nom the pssaf any mortal man except thoss
And why did not the prisoner after the deed, pro-
claim the truth, an going back to the spot where
show that he had done the deed in sefdefencet
He had had another opportunity to clear himself
Afterwards when he was arrested and whom 20
was accused Of having shot Fisk and had denied u.
What was his conduct when he was taken into tho
presence OF the dying man Not one word In hl4
own defence; not one word Of regret; nothing but
cold ihsenslbility TO what he had done.
BY consent OF His Honor the summing up was ak
this point broken of.
Alter consultation with counsel the Court In
formed the jurors that as the summing up had now
begun, they would have to keep together until the
case closed.
The court then adjourned until half past ton thia
morning.
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CONTINUED ON NINTH PAGE.
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Ne.y fnrsA Era.i1s

NEw IoRK. july 2i.--l'hc Tribune pub
i>hrs letter iG !rVs*rd hy &. +. Carpenter
y J.. B. Rogers. in which CarIciit,r rcracts
The >laltnicnt III his affidavit that Greeley
nad written in favor Of paying pensions to
rebel soldiers.
Members of the Nicaraguan expedition
who have arrived in this city report that the
construction Of the clnal through Nicaragua
from the Atlantic to the Pacific is found to
br imrraCtirHblc,
NJ. BcIlonct, the late French Minister at
Washington, sailed for Europe to-day in
the steamer st. Laurent,
No notice Of an application for bail for
Stokes has been received III the District At.
tomey'> office, but the matter ms Mtpu In
consultation by counsel. and tile movement
will probably be made Tuesday.
The doctors attending Commissioner Carr,
Of Brooklyn. think he cannot survive till
morning. The Coroner has been notified to
take his dnte-mortem statement. Assembly,
man Roche has been released, the Justice de.
cldlnS he had no jurisdiction, rs the assault
took place in another county.
The Walter Scott monument is not en-
pcctcd to arrive in time to be erected on the
10Th of August, and the ceremonies have
been postponed till November 80.
The number Of deaths during the past
week is Ig1.
-Four steamships sailed for Europe today,
taking an aggregate OF S3.l31 SIG in specie.
The total shipments OF specie for the past
week is 81, ,54l ,253.
Three suicides were reported Yesterday
and two to-day.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
The Geneva Arbitration.


GENEVA, July 2I.-Thc recent interruption
of the sittinSs Of the Board of Arbitration
occurred through the necessary rcUXamina-
ton Of the English law on questions regard
inS the construction of privatcering vessels
in British ports and also the investigation as
TO whether the British admiralty used Suf-
licicnt diligence in preventing these vessels
from going to sea.
OF four eases advanced England rcpudi~
atcS three. and III the fourth she contends
that the admiralty acted promptly, although
the police hcsita;cd to take the proper steps
to prevent her departure.
The court is also considering the question
Of allowing interest on the amountsawardcd.
1t is stated that the majority Of the Board
are uniarorable to such allowance. 1t is re-
garded is probable that after careful invcsti-
cation Of each ease the tribunal will fix the
amount of indemnity to be pail by England
ut Il gross sum.
Charles Francis Adams preserves Il firm
attitude in maintaining the claims of the
United States.
The conciiatory disposition is universally
manifested by the American Representatives,
and commands much admiration, as also docs
their aSSiduous labor in behalf Of their
cause.
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TRANSFERS or REAL EsrATF.-The follow
ing conveyanccs of real estate were made
during the week ending july eth. 1872:
William T. Bailey to j. L. Goddin, 80 feet
| on Elmwood street near Culvert, for 5000.
Pleasant Williams TO Jefferson Powers, 80
| feet on Louisiana street corner OF Erin, fer
Si0o
William l.. Cowardn to Charles II. Page,
| tG3 feet OH ,Iail alley near Broad street, for
$500.
l.. T.. tIarvip 10 4. \. KcrShaw, % feet on
| Pine street corner Cumberland, for go. %.
Sands X Noise. commissioners, to John
! Scott. i6 feet on First street between 'yrd
| and Arch, for S!'Di .33.
4. Johnston, &c, commissioners, To +.
~telrns, scyc!..ri"ith interest in 10S feet on
| Dock street, for SS,GG2.30.
T.C. Williams TO }. A. Richardson. 1853
feet Oh Grace street between Laurel and
Shatcr. for SG,92I. 50
Moses EliySon 10 j. \. Richardson, Us
| Zee, OF Park avenue. Ioi 81 900.
!. \. Richardson to j. +. NclSwanScr, JS
| feet on l'nrk avenue. for - 40
:. Hunter to w W. Phillips, % feet on
| Broad street near Twenty first, for -, 400.
!. s. Meredith to jas. L. Goddin, 40 feet
| on Main street corner Fourth, for $4,000.
VIM. y. Andersen TO j. Ii. Claiborne, ~
feet Oh FGoyd street near Cherry, for ii ,22O.
A. II. Williams to John Frawncr. 81 feet
| on Bclviicrr Street uear Holly, for 500.
William +. Anderson to .. ID. Hanson,
a. fee! on. Fl"s,. street corner OF Cherry,
! Tor S2.550.
Charles Phillips to James L. Goddin, G9
feet on Bclyidrre street near Canal, for
! 81 ,9i4.
William H. Baldwin, Jr, TO +. II. Niche
| las. is feet on Clay street corner Of GiIincr,
for Sl.22i.
Trustees of Christ church to +. \. Viii
iom~. -. feet on Grace street between Seven
| rrcuth and Eighteenth. for SSoS.1o.
@. Cranx 10 }. T.. Gotldin. l24 feet on
| Flnyd street corner OF Poplar, for y, 20.
Jarvis 4 Glinn 10 Ja,Gcs j.. Goddin, %
feet on Cary street near Madison, for ~ $50
| H. T.. Weed and others 10 j. Larkln, -
! feet on Elm street corner o. Poplar, fol
| 500.
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General ,scC,urc I'm DunyilEc.

DASpiLLE. VA, July 27.-Gcneral A. X.
Mcclure, of Penns. lyania, returning from
YanceyviIle, n. c., where he addressed y
large assembIage to-day. stopped tonight at
the Paxton House. About 10 o'clock lie was
screnaded by Il brass band, and was loudly
called for By an enthusiastic crowd. de
made his appearance on the piazza Of the
hotel and delivered magnificent speech Of
about forty minutes duration. lie was
often interrupted by cheers and loud ap.
pause. He predicts the election OF Greeley
and Brown and the overthrow Of corruption
and Capitalization hy an overwhelming me
iority. He gives encouraging reports from
North Carolina, where he has made several
sDecchcs.
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TUE VI MANUFACTrRES.-Mat are wearing
q very encouraging aspect along the wafer
iiup The cedar works property has been
leased ly NIc<srS Erkpatrick d Co., men OF
ENERGY and ,rpital, and they have already
commenced mlnultnct;lr!f~ iirst-claSs wares.
At the paper mill more hands are employed
than over before, and thc quantity OF paper
and ur.,itv has been corrc>pcldin@ly in
creased. At the Graham Mills. in addition to
the steadily increasing manufacture ot col
! rom Goods lhr rnmpinv are about 70 rn%a &c
| ia ,hr manufacture of hr-rlnr. a larrc Ql,all-
,;,r of rn,;nri.l a,,,i HE propcr machinery
i,,,;n', Ir.., rr,ciyrI. At the CITY (;tacy'S)
W:i. |,,,r,tinr> ,rr r,rtbc nr,srn, s,l>prndcd
| So ndn,;, ~ nrrrs.,'v imnroycmcnts and in
| ,hn n,n,, tin, fine firm arc orpratjp~ the
| ,t;,r,tnn UIn,cn,l NILS Al NcCancp'S
| M;u In.;rn.. i h,nri,h;n~ l,r,r, sbiomentS
rn,,,rI ,,,,,,on.,,n,i,,u ui,,}o rl,e Marshall
Nal, nn,;rol,, t;IInd with ali of fin,
rt''h,...n i,.,,rn,.,nnris in r,n,,r,,tu,inr
!. II nnss;ilr rvrrilinp il, nrryic,,s quality of
.n,,,,n .nnI, ~ ,i,r I,iyrr,un mills I'm ry-
c"l|cnt quality OF flour and meal Is being
| daily manufactured. At The i9GhuTy ui
| Blir,rS heirs the usual activity prevails, ana
til" old "+tahirh"d reputation ~ the ''"rh'
| i fully k'lh Up. In addition To the above
| on what i @cicraliv knpWE IN ,ic water
! line, Manchester boasts Of SaW-mi!lS, brick
| wards. chewing. >moklt!;E' ana dry >tchiihlh4
| '"'a'r" l'c'"i''7' natures 'h''olie>' ''i" va
,h,r h,uIi,r-,tt all Of which are in sI,rr,.ru
rrrr,,iru. and ,yr Ir,ru tlr,t rnrtieS of )rrc,
means urr IN r.urn,i,rion for leases Of water
| rt,v.r md ,r,.t tI,.,, ,j,ev viii Ir most Iih,
,,I,. ,,.,t,I ,,.,,,, w IN ,I,,, ,,r,,.t,,;u.r,ud inn
proving of our Waicr-powcr interest depend:
III 4 @rrat n"a>Ill" our prosperity.
DnGINArIo&.-ihe hany friends OF Dr
l.. L. thllcS Will ic @E'.. to Know that nc
| ilS. alter due consideration. cohclllded L
| decline the iiat'cFl"g "l!cr oi the baptls'
| Sabhath-Srh0ot ami Mission Board rs SGtt
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Recovery OF Stolen E'iundcr--FWo Wen
DrON ucd--Acttcr Thief Arrested.

BosToN, July 21.-Scycral articles Of jew
CRY. stolen from the safe Of the UXbridgc
bunk at the recent robbery of that institu-
tion, were discovered to-day, ly means of al
anonymous letter, buried on the Boston
backgrounds.
VI. =. Jones, of SomcrviIlc. Maine, and
Mr.. Lovil. of Ecvonsviile. New Hampshire,
were drowned in the latter town yesterday.
Herbert {. Eurdick. clerk in the New Lon
don. Connecticut. post-oilice, has been i'll
rested. charged with stealing and lampcring
with letters.
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

SIItVI'l' HItEI'f!1I III E11C T7IsIa'tII'
DANvILLE, VA, July 21.--On the arrival Of
the train from Richmond tonight the en-
ginecr reported that his engine ran over
something, supposed to be man. about one
mile north OF here. A party ut once went
over and found the body of white man
named William McDoic terribly manglcd,
his shoulders. back, and neck being crushed.
AS he WAS seen about dark going home in
toxicatcd, it is supposed he laid down across
the track and either fell asleep or was un;l-
ble TO get away. The unfortunate man
lives about two miles from Danvlle, and
leaves Il wife and four little children.
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3 Heparted Outrage Cont.aaictest--'
Mas. 'JspeJts,.r ut S'tanssiSft.. a. &:

CnARi.orrr, y. C.. july 3I.-Ihc reported
outrage OH the occasion of Governor llarri-
,"n sr",lin% at this place is Il prryrrSioa ei
i:!cl%. lirWa> i.,'"r! uptcd by ysomcfun-!oving
boys with cries !o;" 6! cel"; and "Q,cstior.'
This wa; the extent OF the so-callcd outrage.
No pistol were drawn, there being no OcCfl-
sion for it, and no personal violence was Of
icrcd the Governor.
\ grand mass meeting will hr held here
ou Monday next. Senator SChurL. Governor
Walker. Of Virginia; Mr.. L. O'Conner, Of
south Carolina; Governor Graham, and
others, VIII speak. \ large crowd and Il .ylo-
riouS time i cNErtcd,
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Grcn!ey's Sentiments Oh the Negro
Rups.iD,s.

New YORK, July 2I.-AmonS the callers
upon Mr.. Greeley yesterday WAS 4 colored
man named John Harris, of Texas. Harris
said iic came on behalf Of his people, and
desired some expression OF Si'itillCnt from
Mr.. Greeley is to the negro question !;
whcrcupon the following letter was witt
ten:
"JOtn harris, TrrG$:
Sir,-BcIicying that equal rights for all
men, ilu matter of what color, i, the true
interest Of every ck,>s and section and the
only basis OF true nationality and l;lstiny
peace, am, yours truly.
"lIORACE GREELEY"
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,,s-r,o> SAFES sIaaS nAY.

.r,yrlIrFE vi! ,cli a, l'. \. NJ Er''"'
WILLIAMS will >rll ri y l. NJ.
..,,a ha!fd.ne lott in Sidney Q" '''''' '''"
Isurc: >trri,.
=, . vngru>. trustee. will sell the ''ha'-''''
,,rginis'' with equipments &c
..,,>,.rn> GOpplN will sell nj /. NJ "
,.... ,cncmcur on thc south side "i i!r" "e'
...... <lail ana fr",n streets
g,,,i>W NErSltE viii sell at 10 y ". ~ '' IN,
...... ranm. household furniture i'r'-h''''
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Mexican News,

MAr,MoRAs, July 2T.-Thc revolutionsts
are returning to Mexico. Tclegraplic com.
munication will be opened to the city OF
Mexico in few days. Rocha and the revo
ltionary chiefs are TO hold conference on
the 18th at Monterey. The revolution is
virtually ut an end.
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Free Excursions for the Poor,

PHILADELPHIA, July 21.-Nearly 900 poor
children, with their mothers and nurses,
started on Il free excursion this morning for
Rockland, on the East Fairmount. The
Park band Of music accompanied them. The
subscription for Il series of similar eNcllr-
sious amounts to over 81, 900.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York stock and Money Mar

New YORK. July 27.-The bank statement
shows that loans have decreased s2,000,o0o,
specie decreased sl,0O0,00o, deposits de-
creased S2,5oo,0On, legal-tenders increased
Ss75,000.
Money, 2 to 8 per cent. Sterling, 109s to
109l. Gold, 1l4a to 11iS. Governments
steady. States dull and steady: Tcnne>sees,
73i new. same. Virginia's, 4il; new, 30.
Louisiana's, 80; new. As. Lcvee's, 60; Ss.
-. Alabama's, ST. is, 30. Georgia's, -;
Is, So. North CaroIina's, 33l; new, 21!.
South Caroina's, 81; new, 29a.
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.IuB PRISTING.--Wc call the attention OF mer-
chants clerks OF courts, sherliis, lawyers, railroad,
steamship and canal officers and agents and all others
having orders for printing, TO the facilities offered al
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prount aud faithful execution of Ill kinds OF JOB
PRINTING We can furnish ut short notice Cards.
Bill Heads, Letter Heads Programmes, Hall Tickets
Blanks. Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Gllls, Catalogues,
Bills Of Fare. show.Bills cheeas, ps4ts, &C., &C.,
&C, Ea,siRttiol guaranteed,
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!'iR~">ar.-,Vuc2r Minor, Of the licnric,
county Cuur: i '.i,>ent on brief visit.
Go:rruur Walker I'it this city on Satul'
a., for North Carolina. He ~pnal>> in Char.
'..'.. today.
n,9,rm Wade lIaHpion aud senator boo
bnl. W,r" in ~" city saturday. TIA" lH'lci
tutl am, day Ia ru-a%r IN IN" fight g"in"
un IN tHc "Dld North STATE.
|. q. Washington, E-p. VIII" has been
-i.u1tuy >''":al " IL in North Cal"lna n
correspondent 81 thr New York Sun and
'hva@" frtiaa, WG> in this city on Satuy'
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ruWG,D WITH AsSWl1I%G MS fNIItE.-
eve ~lfr,rl.;,r morning WoodS"n scott Col
.r.l. na> arrested hy tap,un seal. charged
,,r,g a,>alliinr his father. john >"nit. With
su,,u' to kilI him. II -c"rn- that John Scott
und,rrnok - whip W""d>"n. wh" Is h,> son.
wtlu Woosi~ou took lpa brick and struck
~ Father, irilr,iIg Il painful injury. In"
4r.l,>rd was locked up "i III" second -t"tion'
nn,l.u. aud win p"o5ahly irvc u heating hc,
.ay- .Iu>I:c" white This morning.
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I'VE WIENT TAKrIAL RAINS around the cit,
,.'' /" >pln" extent revived yrgrtation, aud
'+r r. -uti was >llown III the increased supply
'i Vegetables. &r., in the markets Saturday
a'|n'n@ though there has been but slight
IT," ID pYi,,,<.
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, July 2G.-Administrution
circles are boastfui regarding North Caro-
lima. They say that only IL full Conscrva-
tive and Democratic vote can beat them,
which they don't apprehcnd.
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t'tif COURT OF RICnNo>p, SATURDAY
'.,,.'' -, .. X. WEXFORD. pcS'diag.
HNrlgH ", Dayi-' executors. This is al
',"'n hrotghthy pIaintitlto recover the value
H'Eo'ia'lc note for S25,000 given by
.'''2' PAWS in the early part Of 1861, and
~" "E IN" Farmers Bank OF Virginia. IL
,1 > '"U$h' by McNcigh at the sale OF the
'N'> u the bank. and he brought suit 10 re-
W. :,r defendants exhibited checks on
proceeds OF the note Hs offsets, aud the
y ''HarIcd verdict in their favor
"Etl argument WAS had on Il motion for
'." uIlI, which motion was oycrruled bv
'H'rfIlTn. were filed 10 the verdict, and
~, ,''' "'ii 80 TO the Court Of Appeals.
,..,.' ' court adlourncd on Saturday for the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-29

HN.'>rE tuMMETEp.-ri" Governor his
4rNufrI the sentence OF Martha DE Ford
"r"l'tD. who was convicted OF murder in
Il" nr>t degree II Norfolk county and sen
~. i f. hr hanged on next Thursday, la
".t1',"uu'n' t'r life III the pcmitcntiary.
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' NkNT TO JAIL ron Mitchell
"'orge lc"lored) WAS on Saturday tried by
'">''c" White for a'saulting and beating En-
,"' "rorS". Found gully and sent to Jail
tI l,,rcn DAYS.
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NOrfMQrY.

PHILADELPHIA, July 27.-The deaths for
the past week were 5S0-a decrease Of 60;
Only fass were smallpox deaths.
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Rcport I'm Regard to tho ESyptien
Consul Butler.

New YoRg, July GA Washington dis-
match says that Consular Agent starrirs's
rcprot in the case of General Butler sit.-
tains most of the charges against tlnt oiI-
cial. Buffers whereabouts are not yet
known TO the State Departments.
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'!f AXkS.-to!lCrl"r John +. Rcgnlult
~ saturday paid up the laIaucc of S222 900,
'' VIZ re amount collected on city tax bills,
@' -!ah oi which are due in June.
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S1eananr Ashore.

KEY WEST, July G.-A large steamer IS
reported ashore eighty miles to the NORTH .1,
ward. II is supposed to be the Bienfisie. !.
The steamer Kansas is reported TO have gone
10 her assistance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-29

LADIES, Il visit I" AEMIsTEAD. 9oo Malu street
will satisfy you that hc is selling his laceS, trim.
minfs, handkcrchiefS and parsols at great rctluc
liam
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-29

LIST or UNMAILAELE LETTERS RhMAiSINC
II TIE RIcuMuNp PosT-trFICE .)rLY 20. 1877
Mrs. !. ". Chandler, lion. Am. hrilry
Richmond Miss VI. liaryS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-29

sion Tee Of ten cents Will be required ut the Park
gate; but return ticket any OF the bouts OF the
Dolly Warden line vii pass the holder into the Park
Each boat of this line has it the uamc Dolly
Warden" Music this evening.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-29

apyFETISE.~-uur merchants seeking trade In any
portion Of tn. country should advertise In the
uuprs uf that section. NJ E;LTsuS & Co. will
rlkr advertisements and have them inserted ut pub
u.b .rat,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-29

RANGE or THERMOMETER AT DISPATCH Or
rlcr, Saturday, July y: \. NJ. 81 degrees !;
) L. NJ. IS degrees; q i. NJ. SS degrees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-29

i',HECEr HATES To ASuLANpalr announced
,n d. i. GENTRY, general ticket agent OF the
.".'inoid, fredericksburg and Potomac
luI.rnld.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-29

Music At RIVERSIDE PAKk-A Cool, BREEZY
RIDE OF SIX MILES.-Tcn cents admission 10 tht
Park, unless yuu have return ticket on the Dolly
Warden line. buy tickets on the boat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-29

If the way the ladies crowd In at ARMIsTEAp'S /.
any criterion. he Is selling his spring and summer
goods at Il great reduction. Ladies, give him Il call
800 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-29

Music at Riverside Park this evening. Dolly Var.
den line will run every half hour from iap 10 i:3t
L. NJ.