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We have in our midst an opium-ea.-
ing misanrhroPc. with a lew hairs on las
chin, ana by trade, a printer. l. aa.s be
says is true, he could ha- e run lie New
York Tribune, with credit 10 as past or
future career. Il Orion has o.ay known
t in time?
- n-rer .aias unless ); Eal s. u Q Ind
hardly recovered from the ef.ei Of he
fall electors, when oar carr er bay ahscaad-
e., which we rsgr, From tie iacs taas he
was the best ian ws had IN ,ee ia wo.k-
ing fierce. The Pilot iii, week wi he
;arrie4 by new boy we Ching 20 l5s.
Those failing 10 receive t4eir paper W.
please motif ! this cf-cc.
Ma G.LL.T, tho hatcher ~ Sth,St. kal
bear -ncat on tuesday last, today be has
very rice yeuisVat
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The glistening tears that gem each dark


The glistening tears tha. gem each dark
end head
For though corpse nn,o the grave was
: led
1t left its soul behind it ever livingI'
. I'll now sing of the Carriers loves ard
breads,
As Ger the streets with the news he
treads-
As he meets his frieals with happy
smile,
Ard his shrin notes whisile-his hours
beguile.
Tremember one day az passelsy a stop,
OF hearing quarrel and thought rsaid
Etp;
Twas not that ,o-e TO zee fighting
around,
Bu; only | thought the cause should be
fou11
1t seemed they lad nothing to DO but to
PLAY,
They had nothing to while the dull hours
away.
The moment they fixed their dull eyes
upon ne,
Says one-''thera's The Pnor'-thc
t'oiher, says he
just fight here alone, till real Ger the
ncws.
I know there is something to please and
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We are in receipt of a correspondence,
which has been necessarily crowded cut
by the intervening holidays.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-12-26
Found.

Whoever may have been so unfortunate
as to loose their watch, may learn Of it's
present whereabouts bY enqlirinE AZ fnE
PILOT Office, and paying FOR this no,.ea.
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DEAR lIoEF:-Your. Of to day received.
lgnr .ogic is conyiucirg. Consider me
suspended. NOUS,
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10 TIE EJELig.

WnEaEA-, it Is unjust that
those hgyin@ for cash should pay
the <41lc price IS others buying
Oh credit, unless interest Is
charged 70 the litter.
Therefore, we the undersigned
merchants. having the . a.jec5 n
view to DO justice to all parties
a near ~ this can be accomplish
e,!, 20 hereby agree that from
January 1st, 1873, We shall
charge
IL per cent. Interest
for all accounts stan ling over 50
days. Knowing that the a ore
course vill tend towards making
lower prices n. give more gen
eral at!-lactipl, we sign:
J. SCIigtTTE { II. NAHONT,
BRO, +. r. RAND.
FRED III nOLPU. !. :. KtEHLEP.
J. II. THORNTON, OLSEN, NENDLIK
II. MARTENS, s THOMPSON.
Z. WAGNER, ADAM BLESEE,
IS. kREHERS. G. HLDQU Ellie,
J. WALL>CHLE- G. Hat KOHL.
GER, rLATT, GRAY &
Villas & 2ARNES, POSTER.
ERNST KL2N, a. FISHER.
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kinnitayFCr produce Tarkar.

| The following are the current prices q
produce in orr market as reporte Cor the
/ Puor By Edward Conway who makes a
pecialcty Of purchasing all kinds Of farm
mr. r.ro if,.a
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Mrs. Y. c. Shove lost her fJ- crpe,
{OJcr) while slcigh-rjling yesterday. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving
the same at her residence on 9Th street.
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pEAccH BoaCGERDr alY,st.~cS in last
weeks Issue, for all who are willing to ign
q rieige rcnouncinr tho Us" Of u44rr an
tobacco. 10 call at the T,iba.~ al ca~ni
,h.ir names. In another co}.nn Oh tl"
SINE pagc, he thank, 1ir. VIM. Hahr Tor
splendid Christina present, 4 kc- Of
bee: for the boys ia / e oa:ce, MI, h
a,ale them feel 20 - y. w',ica Is rmi,.cn;-
" charae.,r este Of tie Deacon c,nsis-
;vGcy.
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Pass OrFIcE. Dee. >

Pass OTFICE. Dec. q.
DEAR NICE:-Let's suspe-d publication
next week, in accordance with The usual
custom, and have little fun with the
boys. ] think your subscribers, at least,
can make no complaint when they come TO
consider that but few weeks ago You 20.
out an extra issue Weighing some twelve
pounds. Yours,
II I II
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Holiday Edition.

The Crawford County Press sci'i. cut a
holiday edition ins place of its egalar
issue. It's spicy litde sheet, ftii of ali
sorts of news, and last but rot least cx-
plain. how it happened, which in our
opinion fully .justifcs its eIitor
kGcEv u Happened.
The following CORES Ponlcuco VII 2x-
plain itself:
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nAIpEt sOss
FjR Toll lid He9ll BIRlIiS
Sg9IES.
VIII save hllf the wool q cal < Fps the
stave-fipcs Glen from ashes and pr0tec:
the Chimney from burning out.
They can Dc ~eeu II Mr.. Syuc-' and Der
ner's tIasL5ps- Near fourteen in use IN
Nan!t1Res tiy and County E,isa.e ,ty
(, - = II Il. SeSis.A{,
!. -eaaer Aspaten.-s't,bt for Nh s.ssS'
GUARDIAN Selt-~"h- y :,
IN PRHgA TT NJ fyTr0lgas ss%@Srx-
L Cssurt. Ia the l-.,;cr- Of 7frs..rssa-s Z
thf n4iEor heir 81 Fh-oiore Srsuf,s. u.
ceased, Notice Is hereby given, LAT i1g Fir-
trIe and : pursuance Of an order Of ,iteu =
made IN said matter. on The IGsA I v Of lc-
eeInber, 4 d. 1879, by the County Court Of
sal County, tie undersigned guardian II
said minor heir Z said deceased, VII. on
Nnnd : the I3,h Iay of Jauuary.4 h 1879
At ;cs o'clock il rhe forenoon uf said day. n
he office Of the Iaaaty Judge. in the q yet
N-ni.oRo-. ii si3 County, offer for sc ~
public yo,.lue iaa following described Hls
to-w.t. The south Au.t of the aa.h-we=t
qua ter Of Scctien No Twentr-seyga f2-)
OF township No Seventeen ~ month, oi
Range ~. fweniy--4rea i23l e..s.
The terms Of ssIe viii be made known Il
the tiu,e aud place # sale
Dated AZ N1n.jawoc. the lGtA d.y Of De-
cembcr, \ D. 1872
D0NINIC-S SCHNEIDER.
li-2i-iw. Guardian
Il NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUNTY
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J. 8. Ars> H.. iIst rea,ly. IN s.aek. a
quantity If Holland !l-e-in.. :.t wholesale
or retail
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Married,
Dee 3lst, 1872, at Manitowoc Wis, by
the Rev c. b. Stevens Ma. JoHN
JAccB, and Miss KATE T.. RoBINsON.
Al Tie parties e Man!towoc, Wis.
january lst, 1873; at the residence Of u.
Fellows, ESD, hv the Rev. G. b.
stevens, JonN F. PRIcuARp, u. D.,
and Miss EMILY c. NILL.
Al sh parties are Of Manitowoc Wis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-06
NORFOLK MARKETS.

SEPTEMBER a.31tota".1Thc market has fcei'
and small sales. We quot: Lqw tIEddliug. lac. :;
Elgs.-2Oll!2c:, but the trade Is not large, for
there l. no shipping demand.
Lu,nbrr.-Thr stock and receipts arc very light,
ami our quotations mainly nominal: yellow
pine clear flooring, + Loco feet, so: ditto stepping,
clear heart, S2aS Jost. ID to- 20 feet, $780, % to
81 feet. SEA SIS. Common boards. sl2MFl4. Heart
jois aud scantliuc, S.j6S3c. as to sizes aud lengths
Pe,tnuts.-Jbe season for this article Is rapidly
drawing 80 close, Tor the receipts have dropped
down to 50 shall figure that transactions are lrC-
Is qilotlc. With the exception bi one parcel OF
rbUu 1000 BAGS fiiat have been held here for long
time on account of an out-of-tnwn dealer. there are
not loo bags more here Of I'LL sorts There are none
coming In, and none that Sr cap learn 10 come for
ward. S1.75 has keen paid this wcee for small par
eel If prime.
Street Po.nto.s.-Thc supply is by no means large.
and 1t ne time has II been beyond the demand. Sales
in bulk of ycllowa AT SGiSt:s; reds SMES3"J. Other
stuff il variable auL the trade in II II limited
St0rcs.-SlnIkc for NIL kinds very active. Ee,i
oak much wanted at $IoN ~: culIs $40 less. All
kinds command full prices. White oak hogshead
:1JliSB7: white oak heading. SC5GSlV: white onh
pipe. SlcoGDY:5.
Mfugi.E:-ITbc marhet Is very dull especially foI
two-rect sngItS there hCtnE ~ demand whatever
for them. We ufoir: .0ntr heart. SG00Sin: saps
80: 2.-iucir heart, sI(i !lG: siis. S15oMS'
Tir-- The market ise.tCldv; We Now quote nt ::
. tp size.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-06
CINCINNATI WHEAT AND FLOUR
MARKET.

SEPTEMBER EIour.-Owiug Ia light receipts
and light stocks in the hands of local dealers. with
strong upward tendency. and soac advance In the
wheat utrkc' Prices of Hour hav" been gradually
a,lya tcing during ihr week, and at the close soBc
hullci> held lc- .r,R' apr; higher, I'm advance o.
sc. was rully established, With Il fartIer upward
nndc:ct. The demand Is mainly local, hu ship
mcnts were made ~ the near trade. We quote
family at e7.5vGSs.5O: family, SOS !."5-somc
holders asking 25c. higher: extra. Sf.5nS7; sprinr
family SG.L a S72j supcriiue S!6i$ 5I5 low grades,
lbs: rye flour, Si.a5. Sales of the day: l..
barrels choice mily new ut S7."5: 50 barrels
choice family tnlat $50: 50 barrels choice new mt
$3.50 barrels sa:ipi" ut SG.75 35u barrels sample
ut S7.:j.
IiheGt.-Thc receipts have beet :t'oderaic. and
with fair dcIulnd for dry prices aye ADVANCED II
llI3c ~ ,srl during the week. Red Is now held al
Il sn sI:5: hll. $3.50 l.Gc white. S.fI Sales OF
the day l25u bushels NJ red tSiInplc 1T S'' l,OoO
hlS!lcls rsli u Hl5t. lou bushels rcd 1T sl.lS
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4sSaf ia IA sysjl
tiaaa fniIIInrpd IN mi iftfig tie nfesff5

tsiiftss hi # So
tliose rendered slssr tl.ifiis tss
we quote. n l5o ibs. ecraps- none olerirg Fac
tory lngs asai ss.Ce laItprs lig2t 50 ].
common leaf .TS ngtfItti 70 good sbtEpiug
tb- 500 1f fiaflnn light ang bfiasis iilafs.
Sif2sgg iI.so III o. al talf wrapper 9. e
MSta. fine s,iio gii,sH n, Of
ftring; factory dried slapfisg fezf, sa4iS u.
PETERsBr KS
SEPTEMBER s.--TlIe breaks Yesterday wrfr st6f.
aBd prices we'll sustained. The market Is active atd
steady. Wcguoe working lugs ut gsSSg. ~
plug Tugs. ST.fs9tSS.st: poor to common Worship
l:1f. sa.5p6JsI7; fair. si.5g 30 ST. IS. ard gest 10
very good eiSdfls. 75--tlE latter hgures for good.
lark strong tobacco. suitable fer twist. !.
Good shipping, si5GSla; aud very good to nne AZ
sIsMtle.
For heated AMI fdnkcd tobacco the prices coli
time low.
M fine s,in-cHred opening.
We qnote cnnl-cured for wrappers at slsG si5, 18th
but little oGsrsng.
,G!SCINSATTI.o Q.
SEPTEMBER with fewer offerings and cooler
weather the market for leaf has been stronger during
the rst week, unti prices have been generally ac-
cepted There has also been nm improvement tn the
g,Ialty. there being some very fine hogsheads 81
bright cutting ieaf sold ut figures ranging from s2e
10 s2s. ohio seed Is In active demand at better
prices. The tGssl otSerluss tor the week were i2e
logsheats and Y boxes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-06

SrAUNroS AND NlClStrr.-Thr sta''nton
VIrqiIudn Of yesterday furnishes Tie follow
ing items:
Chesapeake and ohio Nrisior Sh0l@.-
The Council on "Wednesday morning, by
vote of eight to one, passed an ORDINANCE
approprlatinS $4,000, or so much Thereon hH
may he necessary, TO purchase lands adtolil'
ing the property Of Railroad Company win
Il view to the establishment of the division
shops here. 1t Is believed that the action OF
the Council will meet the necessities OF tile
Railroad Company, and that the constitute
ton of the immense round-house will be at
once commenced.
Personal Among the lawyers from
distance attending the session OF the SUI
preule Court of Appeals were Colonel W. II.
TerlI, of Bath; John Letcher, OF Rock
bridge; Colonel Ed. pendleton. of Botctourt;
Major j. W. Green. of Culpeper Colonel
IIansborouyh, of Roanoke; j. Nceson, of
Richmond; Ii. Ii. Robertson, of Allegheny;
aud others.
dccfaeat to Judge Cochran.-Judge A. Is.
Cochran. while ut Rawley Springs last week
attending meeting of the directors OF the
Virginia Telegraph Company (of which he II
one], stepped on Ii round rock, aud badly
sprinpd his ankle. He Is now confined to
his led. ri.
.Najo1- John d. Herman returned from
Rawl,.y Springs last week, looking considers
bly, improved in health, but very little
strengthened physically.
s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-06

gatne 90 sFstKnf0aSafE n p5sIneTsom md
Animal g1cs1and for DIantpntfs.
Thrcafenedas We at by The brilliant cpl
sdeinic OF the diamond fever. All estimate Of
the supply and tletnand of this article niay
be found Interesting. 81
Before the diamond discoveries III Africa
the total amount OF rough diamonds was
estimated by competent authority at 5000
carats per ann1lm in the rough; or when
cut, 1aO, 900 caruts. The annual demand for
diamonds is, of course, more difficult TO esti-
mate. There are the following great cities
in the world where demonstrating is car
ried on to a large extent, and we give In a
table the estimated amount set or worked
Into ornaments during each week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-06

DEATH FRoM RATTLEsSAkE's BITE.-A
short time sinceu well-kuown Episcopal min
lister was taken to st. Luke's hospital, in New
York city, suffering terribly from the bite ct
u rattlesntke, which was. obtained during n
visi: 10 the country. The unfortunate man
suffered the most intense agony until a day
OF Two since, when he expired.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-06
wu,M,rGToN N, G., MARKETS.

SEPTEMBER l.-Spirus Trpentipe.-Salcs of
casks AT lec., casks at iGac 40 casks mt i7c ana
10 casks lSe yctcd If lac Il gallon for southern
packages Market ros@d firm at &c.
Rostn.-Salcs Of 3,sis barrels ~ S3.to@S5.50 for
strained and 1915 Tor low M. /.
L'r,ue fn7JeUfine.-Suc; Of SIS barrels vt $3.50 iof
hard. S3.s5 for yellow dip. and sass for virgin.
Tur.-Sairs or b, Eartels at $3.50 q barrel.
fUtfDu- M SJps rpDt,rtEa,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-06
U"w 70 lnrxTiFy AcroEs.-It i, said that

How 10 lnrHTiFy AcroEs.-lt i, SAID that
p { ,Ic..,?.,.n Went into Il New York b3,il:
l,r tit i,Mr;3o>. 81 getting ths HlonrE 81 4
check dawn i, ii,.' order; al"t ~;s tn!Dli!rd
Nv ~" r!sh',r t!,at inc check could Loot be
s:s;,"G without Identification Of the gentle.
i.,an presenting il. ~ last Jefferson turned
to tie teller and said in tie tones Of Rip
Van. Winkt.. 81 ny little dcg Schneider
wa5 here liz would know ne The effect
VAS electrical, and the check was imne-
diatcl, honortd. Aproros of this story, the
suggestion hi> been made that if the fellow
ing p,r>ons find themselves in Il similar pre-
Gicalur:lt. Nilsson, in presenting her check
i, !ayurenl tn: corner lots. need ouly war
niu lcyth "Way Down Upon the Swlncc
,,ivrr" in order to secure immediate ;ttten-
ton; BrookiuuSe Bowler might give 4 line
OF 50 OF Meet lie in The Gaw'lnn. Nav
3D.: II f'w bust vi tho w hirlwind
r,rn f.cyy's rornct would cau>c the cash to
he produced at cnce: Mr.. Owens need only
TO lay down his check and say "JcS 80,
Judge: Lucille Western might cry . Ne
ci,r-il,i, me chc-idrcn =; Pauline Markham
might put her foot OF the counter; and Ed
win Forrest need only ruth into the Dauk,
seize the teller by tie throat, and yell LiaI
and slayc.' No doubt tll'. ,ii3licy would ba
instantly forthcoming.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-06

Coon FOR THE WoMEN.-ln one of the
London University announcements il Is said
"the result of examinations held in this
country and in America go far to prove the
intellectual equality of the sexes in science
us well as languages and literature where
equal advantages OF training are enjoyed and
equal incentives to study are supplied
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Total in the rough. .......'......'......-..-
They will produce after they are cut:


OF these only 1870 to 100 carats would lie
white, the rest, as usual, would he oft-colored.
Now, be it remembered, that the ahore-SivcD
diamonds are supposed to he a genuine lr,r-
Gel of fine Rio rough meIage diamonds. At
the best, therefore, il the AriZnn' yield
should turn out prolific enough tn bring I"
the surface aO0,O0n carrts Of rough ii 'ln'''i7'
and if they areas tine lis tint R't diamonds,
tho utmost Of fine hrllinntS that could u" ~
pccted from sach yield would only he
10000 ca.ats Of really tine white diamonds -
lust about enough.to supply the alnlIil Lon
don demonstrating demand. Tile world Is
certainly on the q,0 c're about these ArIzolia
diamond discoveries, and the most Important
speculation il not only The utiantiIy OF the
Yield, but the quality of the seills and Their
average size.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-06

4 t16Rs AM fEuuR EXCHANGE,
RfensfnND, VA. Sepisrtber ef 1877. s.
~ nue.rrp.n.0c

R1ensoNp, VA, septsmbss II IsTs.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT Whtc 1876 bushels. Red. s,ios bushels.
CORN Mixed. lis bushels.
nATE.-2ls bushels.
Rye: bushels.
SALES
WHEAT White Ids bushels prime ne fl.so: 10
bushels very good at $If7: 50 bushels choice mt
+l.s5: ITO bushels at ~ 7s y bushels very good al
sI.62: 81 Bushels prime at s.ss: So bushels prime
private terDs 9! bushels common at sl5e 95s
bushels very good Ut 81. 10 bushels gUod at &l70
=, bushels yerv good ut 81 s3total, 1854 bushels.
WnEAT.--Red a5s bushels good ct sl.7o SO bush
els fair at Sls6 100 bushels very good ut S1.72 So
bushels prime nj 81 rs: AZ bushels common ut 81.
&. bushels good Mt Slf.: AZ bushels very good nj
AIS; lis hIGhsls prime private terms 40 bushels
fir at fi.G2; 30 bushels common nj Sl50totai, ,l52
bushels.
COHE.-Mixed Ila bushels very good ut soc.
bATS.-lOt bushels prime Virginia ut 55c. III
nisel western private terIns: g70 bushels prime
Virginia 1T 53c total. Ills bushels.
RYE bushels very good Ut sc.
RE-EXHIBIfEU
WHEAT-Whltc, Ia bushels. Red. 274 bushels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-06

A COOP BUSINESS. There is man in Port.
land, De, who supports his family in hand
some style by simply tying an able-bodied
cat by the tail to clothes line every night,
and then going out in the morning to collect
the soap, shaving cups, brushes, &c. thrown
into the yard by angry boardcrs in adjoining
houses
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-06

Some mountains in Oregon, near the town
Of Astoria, have recently been showing signs
of pending volcanic eruption.
TIE farmers OF Alabama plough through
four feet Of caterpiiiars before they reach
the quiet Garth,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-06

A Rich WIDOW MARRsss HER NIGHT
wArouMAN.-A few Months ago Nicholas
Moore, Il well>knoWn Harlem builder, who
had an,asscd about $500. 600, died. leaving the
property to his wife, an attractive widow of
forty. The late Mr.. Moore had in his employ
Il MISUNDERSTANDING, John Hughes, whom he
had paid IS Il week. He WAS an awkward,
overgrown fellow, uncouth and unattiactive
in every way. Shortly after the builders
death Mrs. Moore was often seen walking
with Hughes late ut night, accompanying
him in his round of duties. This was attr-
buted to her anxiety for the safety of her
houses. At length The widow sold a block
of houses for $iSG,0O0 and started for Nun,
hutlanviIle. accompanied by Hughes. and
there the uuptials OF the pair were. celebli.
ted. They are spending their honeymoon
at the residence Of the bride, Oh Twenty
second street, and another man watches the
property.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-06
ST. LOUIS, MO.

sEprE,tBER 5.--The demand has improved ana
incrta, cd and prices have stlenetl IN aeceIdansei
aprom,reat Shipping buyer, ntercd the Inarkctnhd
o;nneted With cnl and Western manufactures Tor
The offerings ani sellers reaped adsantagfn hsliei
nrIees nofccahly Oh filters. which were so
tanresss.i Inst week. In addition tothe public sales
il s believed that many hogshea,s Of shipping leai
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-06

..,lGT\- .----.
richmond pfsnstch.1
,...,,,>lo"fo7'T '' Wv z ,e-,
1%1rN>m'%"' o'i''''',.' y" ,,,,;t;,,,
.u,sf E;~oricriN an" PA'l'''> i,.' '.,I',,
'..,Nrt 5rld III l''> ,,N ~, ,. '' ,,",s;'.,i
- r,.s r;-ht hr,N'N -" ~ ,,.;,, ,,,.,,
-, $3.50, tot Jru<l'8, ~ 'n'N 49," IT,, ",
w. ~ no., ~" ou'''t"'"' ,,,,,,',
T.. ,o.rn ,~ndcrt r'"P,H !" "'!,'''",''.',
- .,,,- al N'Htrr AT" 'l''"o '" Io wv,
rG' ad.5s'N ,,,,.. r. the Republicans, who
'o"a. -, .,.r ,,,y,.,d or offended hy the ar&u,,
~. .r8 sentiments oi nc "'"'o,S' "n.'
,.. .-,, .Ngrt>>''h 10 '','' , '"" ~ ,,o,rrn
.H lrr md rinpN%", i'! .t,t t ~ y" ,.rn
....rr. Il = as" >',', , 'I T., Nv.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-06

LosT.-Thcrc is Il good deal of tragedy in
the word ..luSt" even when VIC Ito not use
it in il, Theological sense. "Child lost is Il
phrase painfully suggestive, iioi Is 1t pleasant
tng Il VIE - .u>@ hr:' husband. Yet nothing
!: >rclp rultlmon than mysterious disappear
;rr,HS. The English police during 1879 were
called upon for assistance in the cases of
5,7j3 lost persons, and of tlic>e 1874 were
under ten Years of age. The police found
aud restored 2,Gl9 children a.Ai 44U adults !;
81 adults committed suicide, aud ut the close
of the year children and 10 adults were still
missing. 1t will be noticed that the police
were much more successful in finding chill.
drcn than adults, which leads to the suspi-
cion flat good many of the latter were not
particularly de,irous of being found, having
their own reasons for remaining 'lost."
Some of them still missing ut the time OF
making up the report may ultimately ne
found, bat, of course, there must be some
who will never be heard Of.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-06
PETERsRuRti MARKETS.

SEPTEMBER 4.-COtton.--The market continues
quiet and unchanged. We Eote recent sales at l7G
9O.c.-prime cotton being held ut higher figure.
1Vhedt.-The market quiet but 8rmer. We quote
sl75 for prime white: st850 $40 for good si.S50
81 10 for prime TO choice red, mud SlA0@Sl.50 for
medium To good red. ~
C0rn.-R'ock light. aud We quote the market firm
Il 7fF1sCc, for prime.
Rue = S,atsts irt'i 1t $50
GTty-Wc 'rtytc Ut :cr Il t,trr ,uit:: Whittier oats
GCeL nc. !, r.--- 10, :. 80.