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SOUTH WARD.

MAIL TRAIN.
Leaves Elmira $40 a m. Willlamsport 9.05 a. m.
Harrisburg 2l5p. m. Ar. Baltimore at $50 pm
PHILADELPHIA EXPRESS. :
Leaves Canandaigua 4.30 p. M, Elmira STOP IN
l1.l5.p M, Harrisburg at 1886 a. m.
Arrives at Baltimore at 700 am.
ERIE EXPRESS.
Lvs. Erie at T.50 D. M WamspOrt at 600 q. m.
Lvs sunbury 7.40 a. m, Ar. Harrisburg TO- 10 ain.
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
Lvs. Harrisburg 10.15 am, Ar. Baltimore LIS PM
NIAGARA EXPRESS SOUTH.
Lys Canandaguall s0a m Elmira 250p m.
WilliamspOrt 4t5 pm. Sunbury $50 p. m.
Harrisburg 84Opm ar. Baltimore, ll.50 pm
For further information apply at the Ticket
offce, Pennsylvania Railroad Depot:
ALFRED II. FISKE
General superintendent.
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GChartered By the Legislature March Q, 1871

tChartered 6y the Legislature March 8, 1871
TTNHE CHEAPEST AND SAFEST LIFE
l. INSURANCE ever offered to the people,
II Is Mutual enterprise for the protection of
Widows and Orphans in the county. Members
pay FIVE DOLLARS for q certificate of
membership, and annual dues on ages between 20
and IS, Sl.0O; between 35 and So $50; between so
and 65, $500; for the term of three years, COM
mencng January 1873; and the sum of Sl.10 on
the death of a member. The membership not to
exceed one thousand. A member dying, to re-
ceve as many dollars as there are paying certih-
cate-holders. This plan is adopted in order that
persons who have been excluded from benefits in
other Life Insurance Companies by reason of their
expensive LIFE-RATEs may obtain some benefit on
a small investment. 1t cOmmends itself to the
public for the reason that 1t prevents the country
from being drained of our money by foreign COM
panies.
CHAS L. MURRAY, President.
CONRAD ROTH, Treasurer.
JOHN II. SHULER, Secretary.
ROBERT N. WILLIS, WILLIAM MCKEE, Cen
raj Agents. 6l5
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Ne,O Advertisements.
Agents Wanted for the Life and Tim
Kansas and Registered Bonds

Safe and Profitable Investment Bonds. Some of
the wealthiest counties in KANSAS-Allen, An
derson, Franklin, johnson and Douglas Counties
Registered by the State of Kansas Interest and
principal paid by the State Treasurer. The Bonds
pay per cent interest, and are over three years
old, the coupons having been always regularly
and promptly paid. For statistics and informa-
tion, address SAMUEL A. GAYLORD 4 CO., 80
Wall Street, N. Y. City, 25rlt
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Stage Line Between Newport and New
Garma nfavvn

CtTAGES leave New Germantown daily at four
- o'clock a. m. Lanndisburg at Z; 90 a. m, Green
Arriving at Newport to connect with the Ac1
cOmmOdatOn train East.
Returning leaves Newport on the arrival OF the|
z. RICE. Proprietor.
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A LII KINDS OF JOB PRINTING
Steam Job ONCE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-11
go ... wife In England.

on Mall Gazette recently reported tne
Ine ne. a. man a, E,e er had sold hes we 81 :
sse ssa ~" A. he Exeter Po!ice-CouN on ~. ., M
soo' .hs " wife. M smartiy dressed womsn' aPp.;ed
e'., % .ammons against her husband LOT ,, ,euS,n
for ;u,.;o ;ui his children, he having that mor"'
% n"d ..rn.d them out OF doors. She mao ans"
,as nas, threatened by him, and she was a'ta.a ne
oesJM s,M d., her some harm. After some lu:.nsl
n.rss,;on woa.u il came os' that the complainant
c'I'eb % s.r husband separated some time since, ne
,.s ana "s mar 10 an t..r man for $50. and agree'
:el.s ,"se a." Two OF the children and she the rest
S.s lns |" hnw.yer, he had sold her ne hAd follow
o"u.' w., sbnu, and abused her, and annoyed NJ :
sa - ".,io,,. -" ways, and now he had turned .he
~ '",,,irsn he promised to support "nl o' u"h =,
o.''I "I ,nII her to keep the lot. In answer 20 u
40 o io ~ 10 how she supported herself, she said
s Us.,. r.csiyed money from the man TO whom she
s"o .,,d fine ,eneh said they could not he'P
w. w. % shs mn.. apply tn the CORPORATION OF the
d., p@r for relief they would summon ne. nus
h.nd She hal brought this upon herself. ohe
S.d consented to he sold, and therefore couiu no.
a.'scI "a" to have any peace They thought 1t wa'
.AJ,.yraceful case aud that she did not deserve
aas PROJECTION. Ifher husband threatened ne,
.;oy.n,Iy .y or assaulted her, then they would
v.o .m, her a summons The applicant then
e.t,"ted e.."t The bench aud left the court.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-11

BUILDERS HARDWARE. We would ca.-
the attention Of those building to our stock OF
Building Hardware, Paints Oils Glass, &C., which
is well selected. and LARGEST in the State
Nails, Sash Weights, Rim and Mortiss Locks. Butt
Hinges, Shutter and Door Bolts. Staybacks, and In
fact all necessary matcrs for building. foi sale b
CApELLE & BROTHER. 2l2 Market st.
Carpenters Tools, Planes. (CarpenteTs and
Chapmans make.) Chisels Sockets and Fixmers
Squares, Steel and Iron Compasses, CalaPeia Rvies
Wooden and Steel Braces. Pinchers Bevels, Saw
Sets, Plumbs and Levels, &C., tor sale BY
CAPELLE l. BROTHER, 2l2 Market st
| GRAIN BAGS.-Stark Mills, AL, all cotton
Grain Bags, Tor sale by
CAPELLE 4 BROTHER, Pr Market ST.
! PLOWS, of different makes as fonow1 Heck
endor1l, Moore, Atwood & Wilcys, New York
n'A"es, cX,PELLE +. LIE 4 Z BROTHER. 2l2 Market st.
PLOW CASTINGS -Heckendorn, Moore, At.
wood s. Willey's. for sale by
CAPELLE & BROTHER, 2l2 Market st.
KNIVES AND FURKS.-Our stock OF Table
and Dessert Knives, Ivory, Tip-horn, Ebony and
Cocoa handles, both English and American max {
i, worthy of the attention OF any one Wishing 4
purchase. CAPELLE q BRO, PIP Market St
CROSS CUT SAWS.-Wood and Cruss Gu
Saws with Tutte's patent teeth, these saws by tn,
experience OF practical men, will do as much worl
in one day as any other in two] and at redu b
prices, Tor sale by CAPELLE bRO,
|. 2l2 Market Street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-11
...st From the Ohio lynchin4
Exploit.

c,xctySArI, Suy 9.-The mob OF three
,hoa..ud persons who took f;om the Jail al
Csna, Mercer county, Ais ''om kimmei, acob
T,",,.l I." and Alexander Mcleod charged with
~. murder of Mary Jane Secor, made shorI
~'.rt Of the PRISONERS. After leaving the jail
,nr ,as,, we're placed in wag' n, and the mn
. -. conco,rse, at the command forward
m.rcb." moved off for the klmmel farm.
Here .ey halted under saplinE. A rude
v,Iows was erected,a"d halter. was hted abon'
Fl "a Secor. brother If the murdered girl, ap.
nssrrd and pleaded with The crowd for the life
ri Jacob Kimnel. the Youngest prisoner. II
wears old, expressing his doubt as 10 his parlicl.
nation in the affair The appeal was received
rilb cheers, and young klmmel was exempted
fr, IN tile sentence.
Tn. Two we're hung til they were dead, hile
the younger Klmmel was re.ul"ed TO jail. The
f,,hsr OF the kimmeis was warned to leave the
country in specified time.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-11

AWHuLEsoME LAw.-Under the laws Of the
State Of Michigan. rash fools who Intentional y
or even IN sport point any hrearm at any per.
sou whether loaded or unIoaied, are heln guilty
Of msdemeanor, and punished accordingly;
and, in Case OF ~oundins or death oD accoun'
OF euch careessres-, the punishment IL severe.
We see 1t stated that since this law was placed
on The statutes ~i Michigan, that State, which
formerly had case OF injury by the Careless
use VI firearms every lille while, has been al
most entirely free from such occurrences. Fool
INK ith firearms has gone out vi practice i'll
Michigan since the law pronounced 1t a crime
-iRo-ton journal.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-11

A BRITISH ADULTEgATroN W. ora ,
constantly epltGhtened as to what ara a",,f we,l,uf
trade secrets. which invariablv tmrn ont .ao ~ ~
OF an unpleasant character, but we cannot " AZ AZ
vest ourselves OF the impression that the
~. t,o. W. ~; nu S1s tne deeper are the mystpr-
lie will doubtless be gratlfied to learn fh.t
aItsr lapse OF fifteen years. the component
parts OF an article known 20 miliprs ana ,hair
customers as Jonathan" have at iast hoo,,
la'd bare. The discovery has resulted from
80 natural process that the only cr,,rind f,'r
wGMueI Is tnat II was never resOrted to before
Jonathan" has been extensive nerind for
mixing with Indian meal, barley meal and md
pig meal. Like alum in bread. It Is said to
improve the appearance of the article though
as ~ tue case VI alum, 1t really drtrrL,rat.s
It. MotrOse and Newcastle arr n+ ntionpd as
the seats OF the manufacture, which apprars
- nave been carried on under conditions Of
tre Greatest secre y, The mystery. however,
s now exploded, and We know the worst. A
miller was summoned at tile instance Of the
Iulsporough Local Board of Health on a
cnarRe OF having In his possession ..63 sacks
| OF an art,cle supposed to be sawdust" for the
adulteration Of meal, contrary to the proyi.
yl"ns OF the Adulteration Of Food act. A
LONDON analyst was se, to work, and he as.
crrthlnrd that the stuff consisted OF fibre gen.
| eTaiiy resembling Oat husks which had brpn
calcined and ground. As for its nutrition:
properties, these were In the proportion OF
one part to two thousands; in fact. It was fal
worse than sawdust because it was calculated
70 irritate the intrstin-s and produce inflam
matl0n: For the defense the technical obiec
tion was raised that, AZ sawdust was naln-d
IN the summons, and the article in question
was not sa wdu,t, there could not be a con
viction; but the magistrates took q broade
view, that oat husks were not "a legal inRre
ditnt, and they fined the defendant In tn
mItigated penalty of 4Ol. and cos,s.-IMa,
chester Examiner, June 90.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-11
flour, feed, &f.

FLOUR. FEED AND GRAIN.
OF ali the best brands always on hand at the Flour
FREDERICK G. ALLEN,
Basement Of the New Market House
IN Front street. near Madison. Persons in want Of
sn,thing in my line ould do we'll 10 give me cal
brand, Of family aour. feed. hay and grain at the
low cat mark rates. and to all parts Of the city
see Of extra charge myodSm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-11
ovsrhauIinR of o Cuban Privateer,

=, NEWPORT, RI, July e.-I.ast evening, as
Ms n'. revenue cutter Moccasin, tatlon-si al this
on Point Judith. she sighted a suspicious look
ing craft, and upon laying 10 and speaking
per, found her to b. the Cuban privateer
rloneer, formerly the United States revenue
cater Rersolute which had been sold q short
TINE since to Cuban parties. The Captain Of
tne cutter ordered her commander ab.'ard,
Who said he was lieutenant commander OF
tne Cuban navy. The vessel was brought
lnto port, and this morning the Cuban flag Is
nyihg from ner. The crew consist OF fOnl
Dmcrrs and sixteen men. Her commander Is
:! :: L. Norton; lieutenant commander, K. Hat
THk; captain, r. Cain, and second lieutenant
alitles
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-11
what It Costs to Garry a State fol
Grant.

There is no longer any question that the sup
por,ers of Gen. Grant are now thoroughly
alarmed in regard to the election III North Car
olipa. The keiurm movement, which seemed
10 nave very nttle strength IN that State lew
months ago. has made such rapid progress tina,
even the sangulme people about the Executive
Manslon begin 10 have serious fears. They
naturally resort TO The only means they believe
In force and money. Ii IL reported that the
United States "arshal for No,th Carolina left
Washington on Monday for Raleigh with 300,
OOO in Government funds which have been
Drawn from the Treasury lor the osensible pur-
pose of meeting the expenses Of the United
SAFES Courts. 1t Will be very easy for the OF
fce:holders to divert large proportion Of this
fund to campaign purposes. The plan is to
make a large number of arrcs.s OF persons ac-
cused OF the commission OF ku. kux ohenses
Que or two years ago, and then to bring IN large
and fictitious bills for fees and mileage. In
this way money may be obtained for the can
vas while the close counties IRE lerrorized by
the constant succession Of arrests. There are
already over 50O persons under indictment, and
the officers have the names ot a large number
in addition who have been marked for arrest
The Grant people do not intend to rely even
upon these extensive resour, es Of violence aud
Corruption. Enormous COLLECTIONS OF money are
sent INTO Tire State OF North Carolina. The
screws have been put to the Office holders and
the exrvcianls Of office. the trading Interests
Of the great cities which imagine they can make
somsln.l " by the election of Gen. Grant have
been pIealitully bed The assault which is to
be made upon the purity of the la lol-box in
North Carolina will be one which in energy
and shamel-sI,ess has never been surpassed. -
AyaiIs. all this the Opposition have nothing
but the strength OF their cause and the deter
mina.on which this gives them. They have
no Courts no Custom houses, no Post offices;
they are destitute Of these appliances OF force
and terror ol which the Grant people DISPOSE
Ibey cannot Use the wrIts, the sher,h's posses
the hAndcads and the jails which exercise &C
powerful an influence upon the spirits Of mer
In rural communities. They have no money
They have been too tn roughly snorn 10 have
ANYTHING left for poitica. PURPOSES They mus
make this fight against grra, odds. But, unles
every sign fails, they will win it in spite Of al
the money and the power of Washington.
any Of the ancient spirit Of the people Of tn
Va North State il left among them, they vii
show the huck-ters who are trying to max
merchandise Of them that it is easier to sell
Stsle than il is TO deliver il. We believe tn
cash which is now pouring into North Caro-
una viii prove the worst investment Of th
ysar.-N. Y. Tribune.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-11
3usnranfe Companies.
THE NATIONAL,
Life Insurance Co. U. S, A,

SURPLUS ofASSETS over Liabilities. 81 0iS, S6s "A
basis; plans simple. contracts definite; payment
ertain; business and reputation national
=, JOSEPH L. KILLGORE.
Genl Agent Peninsular District. VIII, Del Office,
Room l. over Fourth Street Market. aprl-n
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-11

oNE day last week man residing in Allentown
H. INTO Quarrel with his family. To friRhten
u uls wle he threatened suicide and went down to
.e Aehikh, where he plunged in. His wife
sss,aed Tor assistance, which was forthcoming,
sad the would.be suicide was rescued and taken
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-11
FLOUR & FEED STORE,
No. 1890 KING ST.
JAMES c. MORROW,

niosm' bis ft:rd: sod .ss HISiS gene, e, ,S
best Flour and Feed at his store, No. 1885
King street, next door to Fourteenth. which he
.eiine a. the lowest market rates..
Iii. wagons supply families daily with aoue IN
large or small quantities. ~ all parts Of tho city
6iled lie is also agent for the sale Of Mt Carme e
Locust Mountain and Lehish Coal. and is prep ared
- furnish . good article vt the lowest price.
6au6m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-11
tclTY ITE n ..

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist. No. 23s Market
street. respectfully informs bis friend aad ths pahe
in general. that he keeps hand all descriptions
medicines. and that competent -person u As an
times ready prescribe for such sick as call at ths
store and that charge Is made except the regular
price Of the medicines the same price thsy would
pay anywhere else: but that ne one IL visited At
their residences. l.t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-11
COMMERCIAL HOTEL,

lO7 East Water St., Whining Ton, De
- Tho subscriber having taken the above
en Hotel, il now prepared 70 accommodate
i!l travellers ana boar iers His tsble will be
III Supplied with the best martst affords. and
and b,ris kept in perfect order. The friends OF the
oou.s and che ~ blc ere invited to eal.
Lunch every day from from 10 to II Cool Lager
0:sl spli.dsS ts y. '. JOHN sToEcKLEIN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-23
Alabama Politics.

MoyTGoMERY, ALA, July 22.-EX-senator
Warner and S. T.. Rice, Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court OF Alabama, have declared
for Greeley and Brown.
There was an immense Greeley ratification
meeting here Saturday night, ut which reso-
lutions were unanimously adopted endors
ing the Liberal Republican nominations and
the action of the Baltimore Convention. a
large number Of colored men participated in
the meeting.
The Mobile Republican and two other Re-
publican papers have htel come OUT Ior
Greeley. This leaves but four straight Re-
publican papers in the State, of which TWO
vet remain uncommitted.
Laier.-The dispatch sent at noon, based
on priyate information from Mobile, regard
ing the Republican declaring for Greeley, Is
incorrect. 1t still flies Grant and Wilson
roIorS
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
The Geneva Arbitration.

tUC ucHcNA
GENEVA, July 22.--It is generally under
stood that the Board of Arbitration first took
up and has now under consideration the case
of the priyateer Florida.
The Board sat about three hours to-day
and adjourned till tomorrow.
France.
MMAHoN AND THE PREsIDESCY-sTATg OF
AFFAIRS IN PARIS, &C.
New YORK, July GA Paris letter to the
World says: 1T may be reliably asserted that
Marshal McNahon has consented to accept
the presidency of France if Theirs resigns.
Many of Thiels's friends are deserting him.
Trade is stagmnt in Paris. Thousands of
stores are closed for rent and monetary
crisis reiSns.
Spain.
THE RECENT ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF THE
KING-FURTHER PARTICULARS.
MADRID, July ga large sum of money
was found on the person OF one of the pris.
oners who was engaged i'll the attempt to
take the life of King Amadeus. This, to.
gether with the antecedents of the other
prisoners. 1t is believed, conclusively estab-
fishes the ftet that the men had no political
feelings which would have prompted the
assassination Of his Majesty, but were merely
the hired instruments OF u political COLI
spirary.. Previous TO the attempt at assassi-
nation the King had received an anonymous
communication warning him that his life was
in danger.
When the attack OH the royal party was
made sharp engagement took place between
the would-be assassinS and the police and the
Kings escort. His Majesty was anxious to
participate, but was prevented by his attend.
ants. 1t is believed that the parties arrested
are the same who assaSsinatcd General Prim.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-23

Dr.ru OF i. II. CHRISTIAN, ESQ. .-MHETiNG
r,r r,e Axn THE FUNERAL Richard III.
,,1,;,tilr. Esq. a PRO nnant young h"ycro'
.r;. .s,, died i, luc residence OF his father
;,,.LYv Ecy. DR.. Stiles, on Grace street, last
,,,rl,y morning. His constitution had long
l.,c, Shattered hv w0linds received in the
,,,.fi.or,. service ui the South, but the lmmcd!-
49,. ,.,I;.r of hi> death was !ctGnus, or lockJaW.
III. Illness WAS short, and though his suffer
;,.-; ro,, intense, his death was peaceful,
..nH he met II with resignation.
lIy, Christian WAS perhaps rs widely ana
,,yor,hly known in Richmond rs any man OF
-. ,rr. and was universally respected aud
t,rayrG. H. entered the Confederate army
,,hcu = mere boy. cNIi>ting in Company y
.r, pclrr>hurgl. Twelfth Virginia Regiment.
End served with conslirH"'2s ga!lantry ana
courage uuiiI the >usrcndcr at AppcntttoN
,'.rrruo ,rt,rn lie held the rank of Major.
Five ,rIiorl> wounds attc>ted his bravery.
After IN, war hc took the law and academic
,onr,..> at the University Of Virginia, ana
Graduated with distinguished honorS. He
Ibrn r,n,, to Richmond and commenced the
tr-,r,ice Of law us Il partner in the firm ol
>ill., & christian. and young us hc was, soon
,ouh high rank ut the bar. At the time of
choice OF his brother larryc fora position on
,hr bench likely soon 10 become vacant. Pc
lficil Donors were within his reach 1t any
!;n,r, I,u h. pcrsiStcntly refused 10 yield I"
.hc latA,In.iOns Of Iii friends and to political
ir,Ii,ion. and devoted him>cli">Siduo'lSIy 10
Il> l.. ni,,-iun. At the time of his death hr
ayu> uuIy twcn,y->iv years OF age.
4 meeting ot tilc lnr Of Richmond, called
,I.. C tIr 'bri.t N. :
held at the Circuit Courtroom yesterday
morning. Notwithstanding The short notice,
the attendance was very large, and includcG!
MaDy distinguished lawyers. Judge Is. H.
Wexford was called to the chair, and Mr..
Thomas c. Jackson acted ~ secretary. JuGg,
Wr!ilorti's remarks at the opening o. III,
meeting were most impressive, mnd showed
dep emotion. He spoke OF the deceased II
"A man "i the highest character, II lawyer o
riDu>ual promise and ability, rs Il gallant sol
.icr, and faithful in al! the relations OF life.
A ,unmittc" consisting Of McS>rS. ,Iamc'
~ Dunlop, Robert Ould l.. X. Page, NJ, VI
Gillian, und i. VI. u. Davis, being appointed
10 prcp:ir" Il minute expressive ui tie sel>t
ul ilr meeting, reported preamble M,
resolution, li%uly complimentary to the &c
ceased, Which were adopted hy Il unanimous
yo'c Pending their consideration. eloquent
and hclinr tribute. 10 the memory OF Mr.
'nri>!iaa were Ma,c hv McS,r> J. NJ. and
john NInipp, Muyor Kelley, Major j, II
Do~Iry, and u, VI. Gillian. Esq. They
%poi ut him II a boy al hlnc. rs 4 student
II lic.-r 'ts Il brave soldier, ~ Il lawyer, auli
~ Il ir.rttij. in which c.lr,ritic' ;,.,'y l",'i
s"N'iw!iy hc".t pi,@-"ntIy associated with
lm. and I'll hoIr ,;,iur>t Testimony 10 hi,
,t.-,... ,.,,J ,,l.iiit,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-23
Movement OF the President and O1her
Prominent Mcn.

WAsI1INGroS, July IA careful Wash
ington special tclcglaphs the following
I" The President expects to return to Wash
ineton this week TO hold n brief Cabinet ses-
sion prior to his trip to niagara Falls and
down the st. Lawrence. After that he wi
not be again in the city for quite month.
There will not, however, be full Cabinet
meeting, rs Secretary De!ano will be in North
Carolina making speeches, and Secretary Ro-
beson will remain for the present i'll New
Hampshire.
"Owing to the protracted absence of the
Executive officers few or no persons now
come to Washington on business connected
with the Government. Even foreign minis
ters, with fresh credentials, remain away De-
cause they cannot be officially received"
Senator SchurZ. after speaking in st: Louis
goes to New Orleans, thence TO Mobile, and
thence northward through Alabama and
Georgia.
New YORK, July 22.-Governor Gratz
Brown has left for Kentucky. He will short
ly commence stumping tour.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-23
OTHER BUSINESS.

Resolution by Mr.. Wexford instructiug
the Committee on Health to confer with the
Governor of the Commonwealth in regard
to the burial of dead bodies in the grounds
of the penitentiary. with view to prevent
such interments. Agreed to.
By Mr. Wynne: Petition of BARRIERS ask
that an ordinance be adopted requiring them
to close their shops OH the Sabbath. Re
ferred.
The Council ordered the work on the
bridge across Haxal's mill race to be stls-
pended until the Committee on Streets have
considered the matter further. Other peti.
tons, &C., were presented and appropriately
referred.
Adjourned at $40.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-23
The Norti, Carolina Negro KukIux.

RALEIGH, \. c., July 22.-Two OF lht
colored Grant Republicans, charged with in
timidating the colored Greeley Marsha
Gross. were tried tc.,lay. Both were, cor
yicted and bound over in large sums. The
bonds were signed by Supervisor Perry
Collector Young, United States Commis
sioner A. w. Shatler. and eight more leading
politicians. 1t is believed many more war
rants will be issued to-day for the arrest o
more alleged conspirators in the same case
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-23
New York Items.

New YORK, July 22.-Wallace Tappan, OF
Syracuse, another member Of the Republican
State Committee, has resigned and declared
for Greeley. -,
William Malloy, aged sixteen, while drunk
Yesterday fatally stabbed John Lee, boy OF
the same age. SIalloy has been arrested.
Ihe old Federal council Of the Ipterna.
tional Society, which has been repudiated by
the London council, held its last meeting yes
terday, and prepared to turn over its effects
to its successor provided for by the Philadel-
nhja congress-