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New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10
Mrs. Mary tariin, Widow, tvs. Mrs.
Widow Maria Moss.

1'lETH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Il ~ Orleans No. iJ3t.-By virtue OF a writ OF feri
iacIas to directed by the honorable the Fifth
DistrI;. Court Tor the parish of Orleans, in tho
above entitled cause, will proceed 70 sell ~ public
auction. on THURSDAY, August 81, l113, at five
o'c.ock 2. H.. at my warehouse, No. :! s.. Ann
street, between ROYAL and Bourbon streets. in the
Second District OF this city
THE FURNITURE AND MOVABLE EFFECTS
removed from the premises No. l33 Customhouss
street, as per inventory which may be seen III 10y
Office.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
p. HARPER.
aulO l12l Sheriff of the Parish Of OIleanA.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10
CORPORATIONS,
CORPORATIONS.
MECHANICS. AND TRADERS BANK
OF NEW ORLEANS.
PARISH OF ORLEANS, CITY OF NEE ORLEANS
STATE or LOUISIANA.

PARISH OF ORLEANS CITY Or Ne" ORLEANS.
Be il knowr tha: this day before ME, Pierre
Charles Cuve!ier notary puhiic in and ror the city
o. New orleans, PARISH OF orleans State OF LoUIsi
ana aforesaid Guy commissioned ana qualified
and IN tn- presence OF the wi tsses hereinafter
ma med and undersigned. personally came and ap-
paarrd the persons hereinafter named and under
signed who severa!ly declared that they do ~
these presents form teInse yes into corpora ton.
Under aathori,y OF the Jaws and statutes ot the
S.a a D. Louisiana the sunIeC- o: Tree banks d.
contained N those Ct the Rev ,ed Statutes
ot said STATE. approved March - l5'o. mum 5-Eed
from ~ :. -. both inclusive, "a which e1d they
n AXE aud lrr... TO tie following:
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10


The abov. statement IS . Just. true ana correct
trauscr.,; t.o.G the books o, the company.
PAUL FOvRCHl, President
GYM Secretary.
STATs oP LorisiAGA,(
Pa:.si OF orleans city OF New Orleans. !
Sworn 20 aaG subscribed before me the ninth day
Of June i:-5. 2.CHARLES CUvkLLIER.
Notary Public.
Asamae:..i: q: t,e Board OF Directors held on
the ninth dsv Of June, 1873 i: resolved to do.
clare CASH DIVIDEND OF FIFTEEN PER CENT
Oh the ne: earned participating premium. FOL the
year endias May -. i3.3. iayab!e Oh third Monday
IL July next.
Also 10 p.v 10 the s.o.khoiir:s, AZ demand
teIest a. he IA.e -. ten ?er cen: per annUi2
tGel: sto,..
DIRECTORS:
p M.spe:s David McCos:d.
Z. Re-: J.. z. .t.N.TeA.
Nj. Pu. T. E0urChS,
7. $ NIX. ). j. J. terIIanGe1,
ID. A sl..sS ). VI. Allen.
CHAR. I. telg
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10

NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
once Corner Of Camp and Canni streets.
Caplsa... %c,,p!
Asse-a December Si. 1877. .oo 34i -
lasCres Fire. Marine and River Risks, dividing
tie pceits separately on each department to tns
insured.
For .le accommodation OF it's customers, eae
Conpaa. VII. maks marine losses payable ls
J. T-TsS President
J. y. E.Scks Secretary.
Directors.
George crsuhart, u ?aTco
CT Dryaz0r, Pacie FOrstal.,
q " 6aJcock Avg. Reichard
=. Baiiiy Blanchard. F. Mlltenoerges.
A Schre;her v. B. schmidt
Charles Latte. j. IuTes IeI&N
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10

BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Elected February II, 1873.
Charles B-iggs Thomas H. Hunt
Ant. CarEi-re Chm. Honold.
George A. Fosdick, b. Jamison.
Z. Bruger. Z. :. Howard.
2. Anderson. Felix Larue.
A. Frevch. Aug. BOhn
George ". Dunbar. Edward Toby.
EFF Scockmeyer. Wash. Morton.
Henry J. vose, William Knox,
z. harlIeze. ". S. Bailey.
Charles We. shaar, :. Z. Livaudais.
a. LecoUrt, AtV osd Violet.
Frank Williams. A. X. Miller,
Charles Laht;- Edward Morphy,
Rudolph S.e.. IA Lum.
VIC Back Silas Weeks,
George W. HynsOn nh3?
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10
CONSTABLES' SALES.

CONSTABLES' SALES.
Mrs. julia Desef vs.. Joseph SuttOn-First
Justice Csur. !ov the Parish OK orleans. 40.
a.5.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OE FlERf EAC-As
ID to me directed; Gv the Hon W. T. Houston.
FIRST Justice of the Peace III and FOR the parish %:
orleans wi! proceed TO seI al public auction
at NV warehouse. 20. -. julia street, Oh MON
DAY august - I5:. al twelve o'clock NJ. she fo-'
LOVING De osd property, 10 Viz
one LOT of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Se!z-. in tie above entitled sI.lt.
Terms-Cas!. OF. She snG'.
aa5.3.: JOHN HURLEY. Constable.
Edward lPropi:es vs.. J. Thayer-seeond
Justice Cosc; 20: tie Pac.sh .: orleans No.
1929.
-. VIRTUE OF WRIT CP F.sRi FACiAs TO
d ne directed ae til. Hon. v. l.. Evans. Secc..c
Justice OF he Peace SId 20: the parish 81 orleans
il. .h- anv.. numbered and entitled SUI,
Wi. proceed ~ Sc. a. ';...ic S:rtint, Hl NcSDAi
august b. 1875. a; :v..v~ o'cocz M.. Al IL! ".Ee'
house No i..'I!rOi street
A LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seize. n ..-- a,'.Te Nun oered and entitled. sI
Tern.-.as. ca tn- spot.
a,3 3,21- JOHN MCCORMICK Constable.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10

0'EUyOSiA INSURANCE COMPANY.
kO. Ill Grav!er S:reets
ensures against
fire. Marine nnd River Risks,
A: :he Lowest -a,.s SateA
4. Elmer BADER PIE. DENT.
CEAS. ENGSTF.,D, wee P,esiis,.
GEoRGk S-EoMEVE2. Secretary,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10

The ato-. statement is a true and correct tran.
scrp. from -. books OF the company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, Pres:den:
q. 2. Rars Secretary.
STATE OF LocIs!A"A,l
esrts!. OF Orleans, city OF New OrleanA )
Sworn % and subscr bed before me this twenty.
oftG Say Of Mare. 1873.
p. CHARLES CUvELLIER,
Notary Public, No. 40 Graviey street.
The Board 0: Trustees nave resolved to pay SIX
pER CENT iut.Tes: on the outstanding certificates
Of scrip or and afte. MONDAY, May II, 1875 said
scrip - he then converted into capital stock. a.
per amended Charter of the company.
CHARLES BRIGGS. President.
ANT. CARRIERE. Vice Presden.
J. r. koux Secretary.
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.ca2-. ..!.. =. such tine 'ia: ce Ge'-t Eel
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= .lr :.-I: names "'t'n :l.s p...- :nc lne''the
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10

..- COPY ot t.le s' ~ :: AID OF reeeya
!. ~ G:E-e :eN Orleans tU.r j., .a'o
A. MAZCRs4:, N.-A.- :l...c.
haze 1a:ule! he with. aat :e:e-".rL acc .:
...Co alton, an. .. n. "i...o1 Tat ne 90
It.t. ana purposes therein Specified a.t .e.s, a.-
...t...-y tle.ell CO1tl..5. i .O-.:Tsr. 20 "a y.
JOHN y ?HELiE.
cs,-:.. Attorney. US: Jt.G.. a ...t.!,: Q: tae
St.-- 0: LOUISIANA.
~. Hnisr.iynec depG.- rec ,-le- "f mort
sa-s :or the par:s. of Orleans. 90 ile.e'y c.rtfr
that The within ard foregoing charter OF tie
"BrI-gta- Sugar Extracting Company was this
.iay i.ly recorded in this Office, according to iaw
j., pooa society Q folios 1873 i9. 300 %. and 90.
New orieaus. July IA, 1915
G. DARCANTEL.
iyI- .av4w Deputy Recorder.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10
INSURANCE.
INSURANCE.
GTATE3lEST
OF
ALTA. INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS.
p..p Canal Atreet..............l0

OfyfcE atlas INSURANCE COMPANY,
No I52 canal street, I
New Orleans July H. 30
" conformity with The 'equ-rements o. tAei-
charter the company publish the following state
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-10
Maxde!ine Wey man vs.. stephen Weyman,
Her Husband

W. r. EK,
ar1 L. ~ Sharitf OF the Parish of OrlaAnA.
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New York Items.

\ New YORK, August 11.--Collector Arthur
has notified the deputy collectors that, the
! old law requires importers to appear ut the
cIlstom-house personally and make oath as
to the ownership of goods. The necessity
for this reminder has grown out Of the prac-
tice of importers delegating the duty TO
clerks and brokers, whereby great abuses
have occurred. Sfl,. .a.sf.,,...s !. ... .t-,
/ Last night, in. Willialnsburgh, William
Anderson, instigated by jealousy and Whis-
key. stabbed Anne Cunningham four or FIVE
timesin the back with common jack-knife,
and then stabbed himself three times in the
left side. Neither are fatally injured.
/ Last night, in Brooklyn, Michael Savage
fell from the stoop Of his house, and owing
to his great age recovery from the injury is
doubtful. His wife was so shocked by the
occurrence that she died in few hours after.
[ At s O'Clock this morning, at the cigar
mandatory OF SEernhart Brothers 4 Schon-
lax, in Vesey street, a young MIN named
Epbraim Sternhart, a brother Of one of the
partners, stood behind Samuel Schoniak and
shot him with pistol under the ear, then
swallowed bottle Of poison, and shot him
self under the left nipple. SchOnlak is con-
scious and will probably recover. Sternhart
will not survive to-day. The cause of the
crime Is not known. One man cannot and
the other will not tell anything about the
affair beyond the bare statement that family
matters were in the case. -,f. ,.ee
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IgHAf aga5ns& x-ssgHaEaQrsyFa kpafss
and other ex.Ssale DRsefafa-rhe KeIs
Iogg sioyernirient Complete Taxes
being Collected, De. 81 s 1,s'
WASHINGTON August LA Washington
correspoudene Of the New y ork Times saya
that suit has been commented by the State
against exc Governor Warmoth John 81.
Gaines, late fiscal agent; james Graharn, late
State auditor; and Thomas C. Andesson, to
recover $40, S44 alleged 70 have been fraudn-
lently paid by them while acting as Board
|ef Liquidation Ia settlement OF the so-called
Well claim. Warnothis connection With
this Claim was investigated by q congress
sionM committee in january, 1S72, and upon
the facts ELECTED by that inquiry the present
suit Is based. 49,, 80 =
The operation Of the State Government
under Kellogg Is complete. It's appointees;
nre now exercising their functions #, every
parish without resistance, and no other as.
stunned authorities are attempting any such
exercise. People are paying their taxes
and the State treasury is rapidly preparing
to redeem past-due State obligations. There
is, nevertheless, party led by Ex-Governor
Warnoth who, whatever the condition Of
things may be next December, viii probably
appeal to Congress for interference. Nom
has thus far been productive Of
most excellent results. It has been ascer-
tanned that nearly every member Of the so
called afcEnery Legislature who was legal
" elected will return to the regular body
when it again meets. IL, ss,
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Washington Items.

WAsHlSGToN, August ia dispatch has
beenreceiyeda at the War Department from
Colonel Stanley, commanding the Yellow
stone expedition, in which he gives de-
tailed account of the operations of the.expe-
dition, and announces the general good
health Of the command. He<is now en-
camped on the Yellowstone fifteen miles
above Glendive,s creek, from whence he will
proceed to Muscle Shell. He expects tore
turn to Glendive's creek on the 18th of Sep
tem 1nlt & III ..,s.,am &. 49, III
the postage upon letters from postmasters,
addressed to the Treasurer Of the United
States, containing currency for redemption,
must be prepaid by the sender withthe full
legal rate Of postage to same as ordinary let
tiers. d Postmasters should not use their Off
cial stamps in payment Of such postage. 1t
is, however, their duty to register such
packages free of charge, if the mailing party
request il. II" =
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Culinary.

WASHINGTON, August 10.-Mr. A.. G. AZ
len, aged tifty-fve years, did here to-day. He
was native of New Hampshire. After
serving as navy agent in Washington
throughout the Pierce administration. he
adopted journalism as a profession, being
first. known as a correspondent, and after.
wards was successfully attached to the edi-
torial stats of the late National Iatelli9en-
Ger, the Patriot, and other Washington pa.
pers. He was held in high estimation by
everybody who knew him.
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Eaxsts Gtur,ofztaaS= aaRnesrsak0rtaa San
yaas speeea OF COLONEL ysifhers.

yaAsspeeeh OF Colonel yFifhers.
Especial telegram to the Dispateh.l
WYTHEvILIE, August u.-The first gun
of the gubernasOrial canvass was fred to-
night, and the Conservatives Of the South
Iwesture thoroughly aroused. A large and
enthusiastic crowd Of the eiazensof Wythe
county, accompanied By brass, band, assenle
ibled in front Of the Hancock House.
In response to repeated calls for Colonel
Withers, General William Terry appeared
and announced the result OF the recent Con-
iserYatire Convention. The names of the
candidates were received with rapsurous
applause and after 4 most fiatteriDg recom
.mendation Of the nominees, introduced the
gallant Withers, our candidate for Lieuten-
,. z''g
Colonel Withers commenced by congratu-
.lating the party on the suspicious prospects
of success in the coming canvass; con-
trasted the condition of Virginia under
Conservative rule with that Of every south
.ern State which had passed into tie hands
of the Radicals; recalled to recollection the
sad experience Of Virginia when negroes,
scalawags, and carpet-baggers held sway,
and held up the Underwood Constitu-
ton as sample of the character of
legislation desired by the Radical party.
He next took up the Hughes speech
at Lynchburg, and showed how its whole
spirit and tenor was laudatory of the
negro at the expense of the white man that
it was an ayowed acceptance of the issue of
race in the coming contest, and committed
him and his party to negro equality, not only
ciYilly and politically, but also socially; ex-
posed his specious sophistry, laid bare and
denounced his falsifcations of fact, and held
him up to public scorni and reprobation as
fomenter of civil strife. as skulker from
military duty, and recreant to all the
principles in which he had been reared,
and for which he had so long contended with
pen and tongue. He concluded witha strong
appeal to all Conservatives, all lovers of Vir-
ginia, all white men who desired to retain
control of the State Government, to buckle
on their armor and go forth to the contest.
Speeches were made by Colonel Robert
Kent, Colonel Frank S. Blair, and others,
and the rapturous applause with which they
were received showed the Conservatives of
the Southwest unit in support Of our
ticket.
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The latest Particulars of the Portland
,..# ..s. ,,. ,,r K,suo f-,t4 i i

i PORTLAND, August 11.-After carefully
comparing and reviewing the estimates OF
the loss by fire it was put at about 100000.
The drowned women we're burned some
what. Nellie Mccarthy having her dress, IN
flames when she jumped overheard. . iFhe
body; of Frank Taylor, before mentioned,
has been recovered. The little. girl has
not been recovered, but. there is now no
doubt about her fate. -,
William Madison, a cstevedore, was in the
hold Of the Dnigo. He jumped overheard,
and, being" still missing, IS undoubtedly,
drowned. This makes The loss Of life two
men, two women, and a, little girl. Large
crowds have today lowered around the
ruins, which are smoking in heaps, with q
few men playing With hose upon the en-
bers.
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CHE Potomac Disaster.

WASHINGTON, August 1.-THE superyis.
ing Inspector of Steamboats, for the DISTRICT
has arrived here, and will, by order OF the
Secretary of the 'TreasdrS, commence on
"Wednesday full investigation into the re.
cent steamboat disaster on the Potomac. A
thor6iIgh count Of the number Of dead bodiees
already recovered puts the list Mt SHY,
seven. The names of nearly il not quite all
Who have been identified have already been ser
published. Mrs. Bars. servant Helen,
Whom many southern ladies and gentlemen
will remember. was lost on the WaWaseH.
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,cnnrl,N3

CHARLESTON, August II Cotton dull and quiet
niddIings 1sc receipts lss baeS2 gross 2sS bales
exports coastyise, al tales sales lpo ates
I,a33 bales. 49, ,..t,.a,,...s
&c.: net receipts 24s bales; exports coastWse, 0ei
WILMINGTON, August. Il.--Cotton, duh mid
fbes, Rsc net receipts, III bales sales, rs bales
: So,ToLx. August 7li.--C Cotton dull: low mid
diincs lsct Net receipts, cas- bales Exptrfs coast
We sso bales. Sales, go bales ~ naies
,,eaand !. lyilings istc.61lssc Net rGeeiptsHo2
bales; gross receipts, 5sS bales. sports 20 Great
1901 bales. CO.'S tSise. lei bsies ssies. 100
!, MeslILE,E Angasts Cotton quiet and STEADY !;
niiddi,ngs lie; Tow mtddl1ngs. tS3gStsfc.: good
ordinary itc. net receipts, 100 bsles coast
BALTIMORE August 1ySott?a dt,l! Sfp. p9Hai-
Mi Tiiddffss, 1es.; gross receipts lso o. u.s. -.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, August ll.-Flour quiet and steady !;
urices Unchanged. Wheat active and higher and
Strong: white choice, Si.7o; fair to prime white,
81 .85: choice amber, $i7o(@S1.7ei good 20 prime
red $1,000 Sl.es; common TO fair red,
sI.ss Corn-white southern dull at 7ot972c.; yeS-
low southern firm ut s0c.; mixed western brner &c
57tm5sc. Oats frmer: southern, s09tic; Western
aud higher at soassc. Hay unchanged. Provisions
uniet but firm prices unchanged. Western butter
unchanged. Wbiskey weak at eSaa5ac. sugar
u%ropu = 1O5T1.1C.
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Tive INDIAN WAR

OMAHA, August 9.-Further' particulars
from the late Indian fight say the Sioux,
when they gained possession OF the Pawnees'
camp, attacked and killedsa number OF
squaws and children. dashing the papooses'
brains out against the ground The Paw
nees lost the meat! Of about 600 buiialOes
which they had killed. The Sioux mum.
bered $50 warriors" under command OF
Snowflake, successor of Whistler. q Their
loss was thirty warriors. Troops from Fort
Mcpherson have forced them back to their
reservations. i-s ft.,- go "s5 80 '.a#-
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Men Shot i'm Sam Francisco.

SAN Francisco, August 11.-John Curtis
shot and fatally wounded man named
johnson on Main street to-day.
The alleged seduction of Curtis's daughter
was the cause.
Henry A. Plaeger shot and instantly killed
George Smith, at San Fable, Conta Costa
county, to-day. An excited crowd took
PIaeger and were about to hang him, when
a constable arrived and rescued him. Plae-
ger claims that the pistol went off accident
ally -
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a Religions Colony.

TOPEKA, August 10.-A delegation Of Rus
sian Quakers, who have been hunting To-
cation for a large colony Of their people,
have determined upon locating in Harvey
county, ia this State, and will return to Rus
sia at once. The colony they represent is
large, intelligent, and wealthy one. The
county reports to the State Agricultural De.
partment for June and July show yield OF
wheat and oats to be largely in excess Of
Inst wear - y. ...N---
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, August 11.---For the Eastern
and Middle States, falling barometer, north
easterly and southeasterly winds, increasing
cloudiness, and rising temperature, with oc.
casional rains in New York and New Eng
land.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
lower barometer, southeasterly and south
westerly winds, partly cloudy and warmer
weather, and local rains.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Monuays AUGUST IL
OFFERINGS.

OFFERINGS. 1880
WTiEAT.-Whfte, $3.50 bushels. Red. 2,sH bnshels.
CoRN.-White 474 bushels. q Yellow, 200 Bushels
Mixed, 200 bushels. s .s.s III EtaisTzsf, ttf..s
OATs.--3,3sG bushels. t.. ..ffi ,f,s;,it, sytti,I
.,i SALES, E1,. &C.,, Ei,il II
/. WHEAT.-White, 80 bushels prime at &l50;
$50 bushels prime on private terms; Sls Bushels
very good at Slf0 1910 bushels very good Al $lea;
"a bushels very good at $1.68: l9i bushels good at
81 G5; 3l2 bushels good ut SL83 - bushels good at
Sl5s fpI bushels fair at $780, 600 bushels very good
on private Terms; ole bushels coed Ut Sl5s " 200
bIsIels common ut Sl.55; 60 bushels common gt
81 80; 30 bushels common at $ls5; 90 bushels conf
mon at &f48; i rs bushels common az &f!3o 100
bushels common at sl,2S; 10 bushels common It'll
WhElf&R sss 47. bushels primo d. siso: las
bushels terygp ut SIGs; 40 bushels very good on
private terms i44e bushels gDd 20 @65; 2se
bushels prime on private terms; $50 bushels good
Ut $3.50 10 bushels ut Sl55 SO bushels good at
sl.53; 1873 bushels common ut $l..0i Is bushels COM
MON nc 3E5o;sa0 bushels common at III .ae--totai,
&c GoRSGThite, IA bushels good Sec yellow; go
bushels PRIME western at 1lc Mixed, 200 bushels at
79cI .l,tltntfgFttpt III GHti-HIslal LssSib8tsft.
OATs,-732A bushels common, on, terms;
$50 bushels good new OIL private terms; 5so bushes
new at;lgcl; 90 bushels very. good new az s5c Jos
bushels very good new at 42c.-tOtaI ASIA 9usheis,
"a epiiRE-ExHIBITED.d i,as' h"J al
WHEAT. White, so ibusheis.Io .ihisFE IA 7.41 :
CoRN.-4oo bushels. -unfis%1efaOr ~ fleatE5 s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-12
wauafohn Affairs.

MlssEApoL1s, MIMI, August ia Ira-
bune special says I'm the decoration of the
courthouse for the bazaar, in a spirit OF
cour tesy to American citizens the Stars and
Stripes was suspended side by side with the
British flag. Upon the entrance OF Attor-
General Clarke, On beholding the hags
thus placed, he ordered the ladies in charge
to haul them down. No one obeyed his
command, and he retired. The Sheriff Will
not allow the wives Of the American prison.
ers to visit their husbands but twice week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-12

= CONNECTIONS OF TIE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO
RAunoAD.--A correspondent OF the NeT
York Post. writing from Huntington, West
Virginia, the western terminus, of the
Chesapeake and OhioIailroad, says:
>ttContinuous railroad Communication be-
tween THE western terminus OF THAI road aud
Cincinnati will soon be completed By, way OF
the Louisville, Cincinnati and Il Lexington
railroad, and the ElizabethtowD, Lexington
and Big Sandy railroad, Of which General
john G. Disadvantages Vice-preside The
latter road, it, is eXpected,, witt be finished is
during the coming YEAR, when there Willie
q, q very, direct all-rail line between Richmond
and louisville, $40 miles, with q branch line
to Cincinnati, and extension by way OF Lou Lou
.isyille to ST.. Louis and the far Vest IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-12
Allegheny.
A NAN KILLED BY JUMPING FROM A TRAIN.
IsnpciuI telegram RI tbe nisD,trb

toPecIHf teIeErIlll 10 lIlt DIsputcH.J
ALLEGHANY, VA, August 11.-This eve
ming about ! O'Clock, Barney Fox, young
man Of this county, about eighteen years
old, attempted to jump from the eastern.
bound express train at The mouth of Lewis
tunnel, and was instantly killed-arm, leg,
and shoulder broken, and head crushed in.