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New-York tribune., 1872-08-02
LATEST SIP NEWS
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ARRIVED.
Steamship oh Dominion Bourne RchmO,d CITY Point and Norfolk
with mdse and pass. to Old Dominion s.esm,hip Co .
sesmshIp Aca,9no Rector N'" Bedford with ~d'' and pas
Bs1S Rsyus tof st. John b. Cuten Liverpool 20 d'' vita
BARK Eliza White of Portland M,honsy aa,.,. sasy. with Sugar
Bsr B.i ks ksISn DER Co. Crosse ~ vos G.ssr Nay
schf Helen Hs,Srouel, Hall GeOrSetown, D: G.,
wv wv ssfr' ssi f,SSon Pal Sssdasn' Fall River
n ]. Fisher New Bedford B. D. Pi.s Riverhe.A
SsIads S...ys s;ls c Sords Ssr
Sam @sIle1 Ssias FofiisSj Ct JAM: 6ddssesrl
SA %% bsuE ra SsI ca.. sGs sns ha nns,i Dir I.sSs
Damon Green Landing See Breeze; Portland
John Warren, Providence. j. Il. Burnett. Pro,dene.
Challenge. Hartford w r. Phillips PIovidenoe
G. Bear.e Portsmouth Tho. W.. ILL, Eo1sI,sa pIs.,t.,.
Ida Hudson Rockand. n shaer. Portlsod "
Monitor PawtacEet p M whs,ion Eev.Hs1sa
EIrabeth RccEiand j. Quincy New Haven.
Jose phne New. Bedford, Surprise. Providence.
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s,s Braiaeu. PIOVidrace John a,r,S' Pan Rysr
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4s' &n T. 'e sSs SiTnSnd pSSeac Il s G css a5@S ass Ne
Mary Clark Camden. John Manoye, Fai River
s n Smith New Bedford Rachel jane Pro,idenee.
Phebe Elabeb. PrOSilenee. JaIa B. wilsts Providence
7 Edwards Boston. Era Barnes fsh River
MARY Tice New Haven. Frei Tyler. Pr0siteace.
Jas McDiyery Providence. Jeeob Raymond, New bedford
M Hand, New w-Belfort. Alnonak Rsckand
Lake. Rockand. Commerce, hOcklaBd
e r, Meany, Portland Bills New Bedford
Loon New-HaVen Pilots Bride Yasihsyen.
ANCHORED AT HARTS ISLAND.
Lady SufOk Bangor M'rg Shields Glriner We
PM, 4 B. small, Shuee ~ :.
C. II. MacOBber, Franklin Me. Pail feiVoy, Bangor
Casco T,olge Portland Delaware, Rockiant
Laconl kocksnd Hard cfabble, hookan1
Col Eddy, Portland Challenge, BinsJc
J. & ii. Crowley Calais.
SAILED.
Steamships Hoas for Hamburg lsmsi, for CsssO0. More
Castle for Havana
WIND-Sunset, moderate. g.. clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosroy Aug 1-Arnyes steamship Hercules om Phlsfephs.
bng Proteus. from Turks Island. -,
sAyASsA Aug L-Sailed steamship North Point for Bait
schr. Balna for Georgetown 5. c,
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THE STATE or TRADE.
HAVANA MARKRTs.

HAvAsl July osusI Irregular No e. 10 reals pss .,rsos
Rrcasnge arm; ON United states 60 day. li1l per
psmum, sight Ji per cent pr.miom 6odA soa ~
D6Der premium ia 0l3 cent Lsa>
don per premium Paris 1ldi9 cen. prenun
HAyiss lJi cent dscooat Br'
change expected United Siates % dsJs eur
rency per prsman short sight toti cent psmu@
das l6fNl7 premium short sight ia DlS cent pre-
cm London z9 30 per es5t preman on Pans lJi@f zee
DremluIa.
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ruu nnnnnnr IN SOUTH CAROLINA.

THE DROUGHT IN SOUTH OA"0
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-Advices from Charles
ton state that the drought Is so excessive through
n, ,no sae that the crops are parching up and II rain
does not fall soon there will be nothing leit or ne e,e,
pillars to eat. In some socuons VI ''io ''S' 'S'S
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MARRIED.,

yIRLE-DANA-A the residence Of the brides parents No s W-s
Pourteentbt on Monday June TO- q, BY Row Nelson g.
Ruson j. Gen Bgbert Vee 70 Miss JGhe'e Dass
daughter Of Richard p Dana, all OF this city.
WATTsBRowNAt the residence Of the brides father ruesiay
July 90 b Rev Peter Stker Dr. A. Watts Brooklyn to faDn
daughter Of Giles Brown esq., Of Rome. N. L. No cards
New-York tribune., 1872-08-02

Department Mr. Davis was informed by soe Of the
status Of the matter and introduced resolution wion
stopped tho further progress OF the clsim'
New-York tribune., 1872-08-02

Cattle hi. demand At decline Of e very bs. 90 .s 20
DAY. 81 that generally rated 6r qnah ~ G3 meipm OF soe
quality t94lc receipts 1881 head sales 20e besd reg
fn IN good demand and i higher sales at 6iAliei reoep 80
bead Sheep demand and h higher al the close he
k showed declining tendency sales al t06c reo@p M haa
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FATAL sUNeTROKES AT ST. y

crop ia an eutre failure and others there will not 10
more than ons.third OF the usual crop lIa
FATAL sUSsrRQKEs AT ST. LOUIS.
ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 1.-Nearly dozen cases or
sunstroke have occurred here Monday aboutbsf
Of which were fatal Monday and Tuesday were tho
hottest days OF the season. the mercury teaching go In
tae shade but the storm yesterday modified the meas
much.
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Uz3xz-zE<XZHl1
DIED.

AH Notices Of Marriages must be endorsed ~fth fah
nan.e and address
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CT MINCS.

Kingston advices note slight earth
quake there about August l.
The extensive whitehead mandatory
of :. &. Corvell & Co., corner of Delaware
and Virginia streets, Buffalo, N. y, was
destroyed by fire yesterday.
An ARRAY occurred in Philadelphia
Saturday night. in which two young men
named Clarke and Mealy were beaten AMI
cut almost to death by party of eight or
ten persons. Both men are in a critical
condition. @ t
r. G. DcLarge, member o. Congress
from the Second district of South Carolina,
pronounces the WOrld'S statement that he
had written a letter layorng Horace Gree.
ley for President, "ialse and Malicious
h Two highwaymen entered the office of
Blees and Co., in Brooklyn, N. Y, Satur-
day afternoon, while the employees were
being paid off and one of them seized roll
OF notes amounting to over 800. Both of
them presented reyolvers, and escaped to
the dock. =
Mary Culley, while bathing Saturday
at Long Branch, was Carried away by the
under-tow and when brought to land by a
gentleman, died on the beach. A, servant
girl of the West End hotel, was drowned
while bathing.
DIR. Maynard, apothecary of the U. S.
steamship Vermont, now at the Brooklyn
navy-yard, poisoned himself last evening,
by taking tincturc of aconite in mistake for
tincturc of ginger, and died within an hour
and a half thereafter.
Governor Hays, in short speech before
the Republican Executive Committee on
Saturday, in Cincinnati, while not formerly
accepting the nomination for Congress in
the 2nd district, said if he was sent to
Washington he would eschew the franking
privilege and vote to abolish it.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-08-19
MANCHESTER NEWS.

William Collins, charged with stealing
coat from Mr.. Walker, was found guilty
in the Police Court this morning, and SEN
fenced to six months in the. county Jail.
Several other parties were up charged with
theft. ,,,,-.,.v,
The police are active in the discharge
of their duty. Since the population has in.
creased the streets are full of drunken men
every Saturday night. s4si, At. .s
Several cases Of typhoid fever have
been reported in our town. 1t is hoped
that the board of heath will do what they
can to arrest this contagious disease,
q james River Granite Quarry is now
working a full force of hands. They have
a large contract OF curbing to fill for. the
city of Washington. l,5.j 80.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-08-19
BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST FROM ALL POINTS
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC NEWS

North Carolina Observation-Disclosures Conn
ties Heard from Observation-Disclosures Rer-
lstrars to be Prosecuted for Intimida ting Y,
ters-The Question of Contesting the EIe,-
ton.
Raleigh, Aug. 1G.--Official returns of the
vote in eighty-four counties have been re
celved, in which Caldwell gets 81, 565, Mer..
rimon 81, 1862. -,
j. W. Edmund, one of theSegistrars for
Robeson county, and Ii. B. Rogan and w.
3. Floyd have been hound to the next term
OF the Superior Court for intimidation of
Republican voters. The Democratic and
Liberal State committees have forwarded
to each county and township committee
throughout the state a printed circular,
asking twenty questions relative to frauds.
The impression prevails here that Merrimon
will contest the election if Gre eley is elect
ed, and not otherwise.
A well-posted citizen of Alamance coun-
ty informed me that Greeley will lack ten
per cent. of getting Merrimon's vote in that
county. L hear similar news from Harnett
county, and from several townships of this
county. s.- ~ ut iet.4.t 3 ..t. b.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

! GREAT EASTERN SIX TENT SHOW
The people have been made aware that this
grand combination of Menagerie, Museum
Circus, Caravan and .Hippidrome will per.
form here for two days only, August goth
and 30th. Three exhibitions will be given
daily-a moral matinee at 10 O'Clock A. M.
Weappend the following from Brick Pome-
roy's Democrat of a late date: .. SO
'This immensely popular, and largest
amusement establishment in the country
plays here the afternoon and night Of
Thursday. The Chicago Tribune, Times,
Journal, and the Milwaukee Nc,cS and Scnti-
mel are all unqualified in their heartiest en-
dorsement of this colossal Great Eastern.
The Sentinel, particularly, has the most
thrilling and elaborate account Of their ami
NAL exhibitions and arenic performances.
Over one hundred thousand people attend
ed the entertainments of the Great Eastern
in Chicago, and the .fiuore created was so
universal that thousands were every night
turned from the doors unable to find sitting
or standing room.
1.-THE performances of Herr Elijah Lengel,
SO well known TO fame, first, in his NAM
moth den of tigers, hyenas, jaguars, and
leopards, and then the entrance among the
terrific, untamed, African lions, is de-
scribed as the most daring feat ever given
before the public. There can be no ques-
ton as to the excellent quality and magni-
tude of this menagerie, else the papers
above quoted would not lend their influence
and commentator. f-..
''In the circus pavillions will be found the
most noted of acrobats, riders, gymnasts,
tumblers, &c. headed by George NJ. Kelley,
the leaper, the CHILEAN, Gonzales, and the
great CAROLS, the greatest family of child
wonders and legitimate equestriennes in the
'saw-dust" profession. sa srfIaa.
among the quartctte Of clowns we note
the name of the metropolitan lavorite, Sam.
?. Stickney, graduate of Yale College, a
finished scholar and gentleman-th only
jester in America who can at any time COM
mand the enormous salary of two hundred
dollars per week in any of the New York
amphitheatres.' G-
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eraI Grant-organization ofGrant and vii
son Clubs. w., r....-
LOUISA G.. H., Aug. 17tt, 1872.
TO the Editor Of The State Journal:
have been informed that there will be
great accessons to the ranks of the Repub.
lican party in this county from the whites,
and from the best calculations we may
safely count on two hundred white votes,
who say that the "Philosopher" shall never
enter the white House" with their con-
sent. That of itself is a victory, when for
the last four years they have been affiliated
with the Conservative party.
] also heard it proclaimed in public, on
our last court day, that the people of Vir-
ginia could not expect anything at the
hands of Greeley, even if he was elected !;
that "Grant is the man, And let me tell
you this, if man had made use of such
expressions four years ago, he would have
been denounced; but there is better day
coming, and we are in fine spirits and pre-
pared for the battle which is to come off in
November, and am satisfied that the "vic-
tory' will be ours.
/ was delighted to see the harmony that
existed in our Congressional convention,
and am proud Of the candidate they select
ed-so | am satisfied that the party will
loose nothing entrusted to his care, and if
elected he will do honor to his mother State.
We are forming clubs in the different
townships, and am glad that our worthy
friend K. d. Beckley is entrusted with the
duties Of organizing. | know he will be
untiring i'm his efforts for the good of the
great National Republican party--and am
satisfied that he will be able to exclaim as
Cesar did, Veni, riat, rici. ..t.
.a. Fl .,t ..l4.f ToJJISA p
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-08-19

a MIDNIGHT SCENE.--A gentleman
who resides near the corner of Broad and
Second streets, was attracted to his cham
Der window between twelve and one o'clock
last night by a terrible racket in Broad
street. He discovered horse, attached to
a spring wagon, in which were seated two
women and man, coming down at full
tilt. The animal turned the corner OF
Broad and Second, and IN doing so came in
contact with a lamp post. The vehicle
was upset and the women and man dumped
out upon the hard stones. The horse con-
tinued his flight toward Marshall, the man,
apparently unhurt by his fall, followed him.
A policeman came to the rescue Of the wo-
men, and to his horror found them both
dead-drunk. ,,-
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THROWING LIGHT UPON SOME
DARK PLACEs.-The Council committee
on light, John M. Higgins, Esq, chairman,
have been very properly investigating mat
tiers which come under their charge. They
have discovered sufficient evidence of mall
administration on the part of James f.
Melton, Inspector, and w. +. White, book
Keeper and deputy inspector, to warrant,
in their opinion, the removal of these gem
tlemen from office. They were according
ly removed, and their successors appointed.
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Heavy rains fell here yesterday after
noon and night. The drouth, water fam
inc and the heated term have all been eflec-
tuallV squelched. ..g
Peter Walden was before the Police
Court this morning on suspicion Of being of
unsound mind. A commission de lunatco
enquirendo was ordered in his case.
The Governor has removed the polti-
cal disabilities Of Michael O'Connor, who
was sentenced to the penitentiary at the
last term of the Hastings court of this
city. .-. 5-Jfr.4sr as ..g.....
The Street Railway Company have
been making some much-needed repairs to
the Main-street bordering bordering along
the rails. 1t is a pity that the whole street
could not have been repaired at the same
time. 1t is badly worn, especially between
Ninth and Twelfth. ...,,. ''1
"A ladder was carelessly left standing
Saturday on the upper scaflolding of the
large new building, corner Of Main and
Eleventh, and remained thus until this
morning, fortunately not falling on any.
one,
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WHAT WE READ.--The nature of men
as well of beasts is in some measure affect
ed by the food consumed. If this is true
in physical sense, it must be to greater
extent the case in moral and mental view
of the case. It is all-important, then, as
ourreaders will agree, that both kinds OF
food should be selected with great care. On
inquiry at one of our leading news depots,
we find that of the weekly literary papers
the New York Ledger is the most popular
with our city readers. or the illustrated
weeklies, Ha,per's and Leslie's divide the
honors, but both are laid in the shade by
Days Doings. OF the political dailes (not
locaD the New York Herald leads in circu-
lation, The world of fashion gives Godey's
Magazine the preference, and of the month
ly magazines, Harpe,'s Neeo Monthly stands
at the head Of the list. 1''. "a |ti4
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STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.-The foretop-
mast of the schooner j. Ii. Lockwood, ly-
ing in the dock, was struck by lightning du-
ring the storm on Saturday afternoon. The
mate and a portion of the crew were on
deck, and within a few feet Of The mast,
when the fluid passed down. No one was
hurt. A few minutes after the Lockwood
was struck tree directly opposite the YES
sci, and on the southern bank of the dock,
was shiYered by another bolt. The CHM
ney of j. D. Perrin'sj house, No. 1l3 west
jackson street, was also struck, and en-
tirely demolished. The fluid passed from
the chimney to a shed roof, tearing up the
shingles, and from thence to the water con-
ductor. No other damage was done.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-08-19

HONORs TO A RICHMOND MAN.
Mr.. Patrick Ragland, who was nominated
by the Alabama Republican Convention at
Montgomery on Tuesday last, for Secreta-
~ of State, is a native Of Richmond, where
he resided until early manhood, when he
removed to North Alabama. Having lo-
Gated in Huntsville, he commenced the
study of law in the office of the late Judge
Lane, who held him in great esteem. Mr..
Ragland is lawyer of fine ability. His
many friends in this city congratulate Ala
bama upon the prospect Of having so wor-
thy gentleman for its Secretary Of State.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-08-19
A Negro Lynched IN Tennessee.

NashriHe, August 1S.--A negro named
Wade partially cut the throat Of his en-
piloyer, Mr.. Shelby. while asleep on the
night OF the 10th, at Rae Hill, Stewart
county, and crushed the skull of Shelby's
brother, who attempted to arrest him. lie
was taken from the officers who captured
him, hung to a tree and ridded with bull
lets by party Of citizens the next night.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-08-19

Neac York, Aug. 19.-Horace Greeley
arrived here this morning from Boston.
The police raided on the gamblers at CO.
ney Island yesterday, throwing several
three card monte tables into the surf and
scattering the thieves.
No new cases Of yellow fever are report.
ed in the harbor since yesterday.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-08-19

PARTTAIdTY. - Several Republicans
have complained that the Richmond cores
pendent of the New York Times should SO
infinitely report the irregularities in the
proceedings of the Republican district con-
vention, and as studiously avoid making
any mention of the unsurpassed confusion
and fight which marred the proceedings Of
the late Democratic district convention.
They wonder why this is thus. o. 5..... --
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ATTENTION REPUBLICANS OF MADI-
SON WARD.--lhere will be meeting held
on tomorrow tuesday, evening, August
goth, at Hams Hall. All the Republican
voters Of the ward will please attend.
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Oyertures 10 Chariss Francis hdams

Boston, Aug. LIT is stated that at
meeting of the Liberal Republicans and
Democrats here to-day it was resolved to
ask Charles Francis Adams to become their
candidate for Governor of Massachusetts.
Altelegram on the subject has been sent to
Geneva.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-08-19
y Wilcox and Gibbs sewing Mach.

BS Wilcox and Gibbs Sewing Machine.---
This machine is II Virginia institution by in,
veniion and patent, and is greatly admired by
all who use it. There. is no style of work that
cannot be done on it,. 1t requires but IL single
thread, and aoiA not rip This we absolutely
warrant, and can satisfy the most ineredulous in
u moments time of the truth of what we state if
they will call and examine our work. We are
constantly receiving certificates like the follow
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-08-19
STEAMSHIPS.
GoR NEW YORK.

EToR NEW YORK; .aF xSsEss4.
TIIE OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
PANY'S elegant side wheel steamship OLD
DOMINION, Capt. BeUESs, viii sail on TUES :
DAY, August goth at p Mo- esrf- 1851 1t
Freight IL ceived until 3 z. NJ ETggfg a1Irl
Through bills of lading signed, and goods for
twarded with dispatch 10 all ponts-,north, south,
east aud west. Close connections made with Cu-
nard line for foreign ports. Y "a i.iiHGtb
! Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Steerage.. ..A.a.} ...sL... :. -. t. 90
Round Trip Tickets. ~. !.,.B ,!......I..., 90 90
For freight or passage, apply to
$50 tEH z tt' JOHN w. WYATT, A gent. 81
au l9-lt .ErE No, Governor street.
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Lonrsr DALE. MADISON couxrY,

We have been using Il Wilcox h Gibbs Machine
for three years, doing all the sewing for large
family. 1t has given perfect satisfaction in every
respect The work done omit is no more liable to
rip than work done by hand with the same care.
We have examined many other kinds of ma
chimes and their work, and have no hesitation in
saying we consider the Wilcox 4 Gibbs decidedly
superior any OTTO them. LUCY II. GORDON.
% t'tiaH 10 EEI4AT. WILLIS. 50 !
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Z ORGANIZATION OF A New LITERA-
RY AsSoCIATIoN.--Ata meeting held a
few evenings ago for the purpose of organ
izing new literary association, to be
known as the Washington Literary Assoc
citation, "the following officers were elected
for the ensuing term Of three months !:
President, Henry S. Hutzler; vicc-presi-
dent, Joseph Levy; secretary, Moses May;
treasurer, Louis Hutzler librarian, Chas.
Straus. The society starts under most fa-
vorable auspices, and have adopted as their
motto. I" In union there is strength"
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-08-19

CONCERT TONIGHT A grand concert
will be given, at Ebenezer church, tonight
for the benefit of the Richmond Zouaves.
First class musical talent has been engaged,
and good singing may be anticipated.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-08-19
Heavy Burglary-A National Bank Robbed Of
- itF'-fI f 500 900 sta fIs.|

| Baltimoye, August I9.--The Third Ma
tional Bank, on South street, between I'd
and Lombard, was entered by burglars last
night and robbed, it is thought, of 800, 600.
Asumming up is now going on. Entrance
to the bank was effected BY cutting through.
the wall Of an adjoining building which was
occupied by a man giving his name as
Stabler, who protested to be a commission
merchant. pin.
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BlantOn Duncan on the War Path-iIis 500,
600 Suit Aainst the Chicago Tribune.

BlantOn Duncan on the War Path-ilis $780,
900 Suit Aainst the Chicago Tribune.
4 The following letter from Blanton Dun
can appeared in the Chicago Times Of the
18th:
LouisoiUe, Ky, August 12.-The Chica-
20 Tribune uttered most infamous and
utterly unfounded libel upon me, for which
| have ordered suit to be Instantly institut
ed for $l00, 900 damages. As that libel
will doubtless be repeated by other and
unscrupulous journals, | ask the favor of
your readers, in various localities, to send
me copies of such papers so that may i'll.
| stitute suits against them also and teach
them that there. are some men, who
Twill put them in peril of paying dearly
| for the ineXcusable Icing upon these
who dare to differ with them and call their
souls their own. My political actions are
subjects for comment, and if the editor had
been wiser it would have immediately
struck his mind that man guilty Of such
conduct as he charges me with would long
| since have been attacked in the Southern
Journals, and exposed by the local journals
4 where Preside. He has now the high priv
ilege. of proving his assertions, or paying
for them. Very respectfully, Ill. h
| ,Sss' q BLANT0N DUNCAN.
LIST OF PATENTS following
patents were issued from the U. S. Patent
i Office to citizens Of Virginia for the week
eddmg July %. 1872, reported for the
STATE JOURNAL by Alexander y Mason
4 solicitors OF patents, COS Seventh street
4 Washington, ID. O.: Sleigh Runner--T. A
Whitney, Catlett Station; Faucet-W. b
Hersmap, Richmond I; 4 Device for Tapping
Pipes-L. Spaulding, Norfolk. Reissues
Hay and Cotton Press 4-R. Ball, Peters
burg. For week ending July go: Shell
| Fuse--John G. Butler, Fortress Monroe
Construction of Compass-Th Hagerty
Richmond Construction of Spring Com
pass Thos. iIagerty, Richmond |; Corr
4 Haryester-R. L. Nelson, Orange @. III.
4 -Ex-Police Lieutenant McGufin, in
iured in row with negroes in Philadelphia