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FOR SALE.

-
k'OR SALE.-To make a quick sale, we ~
a will sell for less than cost of improves f. ;j
mnts alone, that first-class BRICK REESE
ihentu church. The Dwelling contains seven
rooms besides store.rooms bathroom and SIN
most convenient closets; brick kitchen, four
rooms and other out-houses gas throughout
and water upon premises side alley and
entrance to yard and dwelling; yard well
paved, and has fruit trees, grape vince, shrub
Derry, and a wide alley in the rear.
"a. MS property is very desirable on account OF
lts convenience to business, being in five
minutes walk of post-office
ALSO,
a. BRICK DWELLING, six rooms ; large
LoT and adjons southwest corner of Canal
ana Third streets. This is as desira BILE a local
ity as can be found In the city -
10 secure bargain, apply at once to
j. THOMPSON BROWN.
Real Estate Agent Vi
lIl0 Main street, opposite
yie-t Dis9aj6 ofice.
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shooters to be Employed.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 2O.-At the re-
quest OF Governor Booth, number of
citizens of Yreka have conferred with
General Schofield with reference to the
proposition for raising company of sharp
shooters and scouts to fight the Modocs.
and for the purpose OF protecting the lives
and property Of settlers in the extreme
northern portion of this state. General
Schofield received the proposition favora-
bly,. To-day governor Booth received a
letter from the general, informing him that
the services of company of volunteers to
the number of fifty would be accepted ON
the following terms: The volunteers will
lind their own arms and ammunition. and
the government will furnish rations. The
company, when organized, will report to
General Davis at his headquarters, in the
lava beds. In accordance with this deci-
sion, Adjutant General Foote has addressed
a letter to y. q. Burgess. of Yreka, author
izlng him to raise such company. A
company so raised will be organized and
accepted as part Of the National Guard of
California, and its officers will be duly
commissioned by the governor.
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OHIO.
GnbcrnatoriaI Nominations.

COLUMBUS, May 22.-The Republican
convention has nominated Noyes for gov
ernor, and Hart for Acknowledgements.
The platform is mostly recapitulation of
the former one. 1t claims that the indus
try of the country should have the cheap
est and best transportation demands pure
official conduct and the punishment of un-
faithful officers; denounces credit mobi-
liers; condemns the increase of salaries as
unwise, and favor the shortening of the
probationary term to citizenship.
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The ELECTION To-DAY.-From all
the indications we have seen, the election for
city treasurer and that of councilmen to fiji
vacancies in jackson and Madison wards.
IS progressing very quietly. For the office
OF city treasurer, the present incumbent.
.. Y. Greenhow, Conservative, has no OBJ
position. As matter of course he will be
elected. The Republican. candidates for
the city council from jackson ward are
Mr.. u. L. Braselman and Mr.. N. p. Van
dervall. The Conservatives have nominated
Messrs. w. L. Drinkard and John HUI
cher. OF course they aoon't be elected.
The only nominees to fill the vacancies in
Madison ward are sJames Alfred Jones
and l. 5. Tower, Conservative. We pre-
sumo they will be elected.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The Estate journal" Will be delivered the
same evening of publication in any part OF
.ne ciy or Manchester BY reliable carriers, If
name and address Is left at our office. aIo i. %
Main street, and in Petersburg If left with
our agent there; and can always be fouud on
sale IN this city ate. +. Johnston's, 9Is Main
s Ma' wyau MINORS, Sl7 Brond street;
news stand at Ford's hotel; Leon Scbaan,s
I4O2 Main street. and at our counter
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COMMISSIONED OFFICERs.-The off
GERS OF the Carney Guard, new military
company in this city, were commissioned
yesterday by Governor Walker. The off,
GERS are Captain R. H. johnson, First
Lieutenant Q. j. Malord, Second Lieuten-
ant Levi Robinson.
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TENNESSEE.
The Recent Homicide on the uissi,
sippi

TIC Recent Homicide on tine Missis
sippi
MEMPHIS, May 22.-The name of the
man killed on the steamer Phil Allen, by
John Cannon, was Robert Morgan, and not
Butler. as first reported. Morgan was an
entire stranger to Cannon. Cannon had
first threatened to kill the clerk of the
boat. The only words that passed between
Cannon and Morgan previous to the killing
OF the latter were, while moving down the
cabin. Cannon said to Morgan, YOU'RE
damned fraud;" to which Morgan replied,
"You are liar,' when Cannon put pis-
tol to Morgan's head, fired and killed him.
and then escaped.
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/, General Sherman has received dispatch
from Omaha, Nebraska, May Goth, saying:
General Canby's remains left here at two
o'clock to-day.
(Signed) E.O.C. ORD.u
. Another dispatch from Omaha says
General Canby's remains will arrive at
Indianapolis on the eve of the 2lst. win
Peoria.n
General Sherman also received the
following from Indianapolis, May goth !:
!" First information offuneral train received
this day. Remains are expected to-mor-
row evening, and the funeral will take
place FRIDAY at 2 p. m. unless changed
by Mrs. Candy, whose wishes we do not
yetknow.
(SigneD JOHN LovE.u
General Sherman, with Colonel Meow.
OF his staff and General Calender, of the
arsenal, left here this afternoon for Indian-
apolis to attend the funeral.
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WASHINGTON.
Virginia Republican Association
Speech Of Hon. JOseph Segar

Speech OF Hon. Joseph Segar.
WASHINGTON, May 22.-The Virginia
Republican Association held an enthusiasts
ticmeeting last night at Clarke's hall, Judge
Williamson in the chair and N. Davidson
secretary. After the reading of the minutes
of the last meeting the Hon. Joseph Segar
was introduced, and spoke for more than
an hour upon the prospects of the Repub-
hcan party for carrying the state at the
coming election. He made powerful ar
gument in favor of the completion of the
great Virginia water line from the Missis-
sippi valley to the seaboard at Norfolk.
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FAC-sIMLEs OF HISTORICAL RELICS.
There has been deposited in the Office of
the secretary of the commonwealth fac
smiles of the original warrant to execute
Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots, A.
d. 1857 warrant to execute King
Charles the First, A. d. 1913 !;
Roll of Battle Abbey, A. D. 1O66 with
shields Of the principal knights in arms at
the battle of Hastings and Magma Charta
of Regis Johannis with the seals of the
kings securities and shields of We Barons
in Arms. The above are published by
John Hotten, of London.
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MEXICO.

Cry OF MEXICO, May 15.--Congress
adjourns in fortnight to September.
The act allowing religious manifestations
outside of churches has been repealed.
Nothing has been done in railroad
matters.
A riot in the town of Juchitan in the
state Of Tehuantepee, resulted in thirty
persons being killed and many wounded.
ARKANSAS.
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TIMBERs GIVING AwAY.-In conse-
quebce of the heavy rains within the last
few days some of the timbers have given
away in the tunnel between Twenty fourth
and Twenty-fitth streets, and fears are
entertained of another caveing in at that
point. Strong efforts are being made, how
ever, to prevent such catastrophe.
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This is strong language, but it
Is true. 1t is no humbug; the recipe is printed
around each BOTTLE. A circular containing
certificates of wonderful cures of rheumatism,
neuralgia, lockiaw, sprains, swellings, burns,
scaids, breast, poisonous bites frozen feet
govt saltrheum, ear-ache, &C., and the recipe
OF the Liniment will be sent gratis to any one
IL is the most wonderful healing and pain-reliev.
Ing agent the world has ever produced. 1t sells
as no article ever before did SELL and it sells be-
cause it does just what it pretends to do One
bottle of the CENFAuR LISIxRNr for animals
yellow wrapper) is worth hundred dollars for
spawned, strained or CALLED horses and mules,
and Tor screw-worm IN sheep. No family or
LISIMKNT. J. B. ROSE d Co., SO broadway New
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The SECONDS TO THE LATE DUEL
BEFORE JUSTICE WHITE. This morn.
ing at II o'clock Messrs. Trigg, Royal,
Tabb, and Meredith. charged with being
accessories to the death of the late j. b.
Mordecai and the wounding of w. Page
McCarty, were brought before his honor
Justice White. Mr.. McCarty being yet in
q critical condition, and of course unable to
appear, Mr.. Wise, commonwealth attor-
ney, suggested that the examination be
postponed until the 10th of June. the
counsel for the accused, Judges Crump
and Ould, and General B. r. johnson as
sentipg thereto. Justice White postponed
the cause until the time above specified.
witnesses being recognized to appear in
bonds of $500 each. {.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

sailing Of Now Liverpool Steamer.
PHILADELPHIA, May 22.-The new
steamship Pennsylvania sailed on her first
trip to Liverpool this morning with fifty
six cabin and sixty-four steerage passen-
gers, and full cargo Il salute of fifty
guns was fired from the wharf to commem-
crate the event.
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BY TELEGRAPH
THE NIODOC WAR.
Reported Alliance with Other Tribes
threatening Aspect of Affairs.

threatening Aspect of Affairs.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 21.-Dispatches
state that the Modocs are going toward the
Pitt River country. Trails show that the
Modocs and Pitt River Indians have been
In constant communication. 1t is believed
the latter are with Captain Jack now.
The pintes are also out Of their country.
Twenty-Five of them were seen in Surprise
valley, but they suddenly disappeared.
1t is reported that much ammunition
has been sold to the Pitt River Indians.
They have held several councils and their
attitude is threatening. sold Shave Head,
tells them they must fight or go to the res
ervations.
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DRIVEN IN THE CREEK.-Last night
about eleven and half o'clock as one of
our detectives was on his way home in the
eastern portion of the city, he heard a
Shrek and on going in the direction from
where the sound proceeded two parties
emerged from house and struck off in a
bold trot. Encounteringa creek in their
route they hesitated not, but plunged in the
water over their knees making good their
escape. As shrieks are familiar in the neigh
borhood in which this occurred, he stopp-
ed the pursuit and returned to the place
from which it came and found out that it
was of no consequence.
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ODD-FELLows. = Concordia Encamp-
ment,, No. 30, Independent Order of
0dd-Fellows, was instituted last night by
!. A. Collins, A. L. Burr, William j.
Riddick and John B. Vaughan, members of
the Grand Encampment. The following
officers elect, were duly installed: F,
busch, G. PSI. H. Boschen, II. p; o.
Morganstern, s. W.; s. Michel, S.; Fl.
Metzger, I. w. Ross, I. W., and A,
Blennsr, s. The Encampment will work
in theGerman language. 0'
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New BUILDING AssocIATIoN.---The
Mutual Home building association was
organized Tuesday night with the follow
ing officers: President, F. G. W.!Coleman;
treasurer, Joseph Jefferson secretary.
w. Ii. Carter; Directors, Boston Collier,
Thomas Smith, James Wilder, w. E.
Lewis, Sully Mayo, and Augustus Reid.
Trustees, James Johnston, Philip Robin.
son, and Joseph Mantly.
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The GAS ENTERTAINMENT CoNcIu.
DED.-Ihe special committee of the coun-
Gil, appointed to consider certain charges
made against the president of that body in
ms late address, held their final entertain
ment yesterday afternoon in the coun-
Gil chamber. The following councilmen
were mterrogated, but in vain not ray of
light was thrown upon the matter: Charles
I. Davis, James M. Talbot, Robert Kerse.
y. b. Lpscombe and P. H. Starke. Thus
has closed an investigation that has
seriously Inconvenience number of
and yet it seems they were
all willing to give light upon the mat
ter under consideration, even though it
were gas-light. The committee will hold
meeting to-day for the purpose of agreeing
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERs.-The follow
ing is list of unavailable letters remaining
IN the Richmond post-office May %, 1873 !:
Oracle D: Woody, s07 Clay street, Rich
mond, Virginia; Moses Briggs, No. 0
Derblgny street, between Julia and Cy-
press 3D." Richmond post-office; Box
80, Richmond, Virginia; Walter X. Mar
tin, ITO West franklin street, Richmond,
Virginia; j. II. Mason, Exchange hotel,
Richmond, Virginia.
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DEATH OF A PROMINENT BrrsINEs,
MAN.-Mr. ID. L. Williams. a nonnla
and well known business man of this e,tv
dled at the Richmond House, in this city
Yesterday afternoon. He had been en-.
gagged IN the commission and tobacco bust.
ness IN this city for the past twenty-three
years with the exception of short inter.
val, during which he visited Europe. and
upon his return resumed the tobacco
business, which he was vigorously pros
ecutlng up to the time Of his fatal sick
ness. t
AT meeting of the Tobacco Exchange.
held this morning prior to the commence.
ment OF sales, Mr.. B. @. Gray, president
OF the association, announced in feeling
terms the death of Mr.. Williams, and the
following resolutions were passed by the
Exchange {: = ~ s F9t -
Again, and within period so short as
to be startling, the scythe of the Great
Reaper has passed over our midst and cut
down strong man, and one of the best
known among us, scarce fourth from three
other houses of mourning that were
weeping Tor as many of our number.
who are dear to US. We are summoned
to-day to mingle our grief with that of
those who cherish the memory of our late
comrade and associate in this body. d, 4,
Williams. Knowing him long and init
mately, we can and love to testify to the
fact that while singularly impulsive be was
genial and kind that while ex.
traordinarily enterprising in business he
was never other than generous rival, and
reJoloed most in general prosperity; and
that while decidedly conservative, he was
affectionately attached to all that was
good in the past, he was ever active
N the !" attempt to build up
broader an a better future. Our city. no
ess than ourselves can i'll afford to spare |
such men.
Resolved therefore, That we unfegned-
y mourn the loss of our late friend and |
associate, d. I. Williams.
Resolved, That we affectionately tender |
,ur warmest sYmpathies to the family of |
he deceased. TT
The following pall-bearers were appointed
Q attend his funeral, which takes place
rom DIR. Hoges' church this evening at
4 o'clock: R. G. Morton, G. R. Banks
ale, q. o. Noting, N. T. Clarke, Il. S.
,urpin and J. B. Pace. Joppa Lodge of
lasons. of which he was member.
as appointed John w. Powell and Gene.
81 Peyton Wise pall-bearers.
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LATE PAPERS. &C Captain G. F. johnson
has just received Harper's Weekly and
Frank Leslle's illustrated. Call and supply
yourselves.
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TEMPERATURE.--The following is the
range OF the thermometer at @. f. john
ston's news and music store, 9lS Main
street, for to-day: AT a. m. 6p; II m.
81; 8 p. m. SO.
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DooLEY's YEAST POWDER is the
cheapest but not lowest priced, Baking Pow.
aer Elegant Biscuits, Rolls, &C., prepared in a
few minutes ts M
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CENTAUR LINIMENT.-
The great discovery of the
age. There is no pain which
the CEETAUR LINIMRHT will not
relieve, no swelling which it
will not subdue, and no lame
ness which IL will not cure
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The Train Case.

New YORK, May 22.-The supreme
court has refused to interfere in the Train
case. An examination can take place at
any time before his consignment to the in
sane asylum at Utica.
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Ono Thousand Women Protesting
Against the Social Evil Law In st.
ST. Louis, May 2l.-A memorial
signed by nearly one thousand women.
praying for the repeal of the social evil
regulating system in practice here, was
presented to the City Council last night.
and referred to the sanitary Committee.
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martial at San Francisco. has been for.
warded to Washington. 1t is believed that
he was convicted.
Mr.. James L. Gardner. chief geographer
OF the United States geological and geo
graphical explorations Oft the territories. has
established his headquarters near Denver
City, Colorado.
Experiments at Philadelphia. Yesterday
! on the Pennsylvania railroad with ~
Westinghouse air-brake, resulted in brinc.
ing the train to stop in sos feet when
gong 30 miles an hour; and acting
automatically, by severing the train in SCI
feet.
Senator Carpenter, in response to the
request OF many citizens of New Orleans,
delivered an address in that city last night
on the political situation. Notwithstanding
a heavy rain large audience was present.
Judge Williamson, who has been an
pointed minister resident to the Central
American states, was during the rebellion
IN the southern army. and commanded
regiment under General Kirby Smith. lie
has since accepted the situation" and act.
ed with the Republicans.
Mr.. Colfax has written to friend in
Paris letter containing this I" never re-
ceived dollar from Ames on any account
whatever, in check, in cash, in stock, or
dividends or bonds. | have full faith that
lie who knoweth all things will in His own
good time make my entire innocence of this
cruel and wicked charge manifest to even
the bitterest Of my enemies"
In nothing is Russia's great military
strength more visible than in her number
OF horses. The Russian empire has 49,
OO0, 900 OF horses, as compared TO 2,50O,-
)O0 draught animals in Germany, 3. 100. 900
n Austria, and 4 ,450, 900 in France. Rus
sla now employs 1850 horses in her
army, and the Cossack cavalry is the finest
in the world.
A family in Iowa is practical proof
that the learned professions are not closed
% ladies'. The father is a clergyman, the
mother a physician, and daughter is
studying law. These worthy people reside
N Des MONIES, and do not deliver lectures
On woman's rights; the head of the family
breaches acceptably to his congregation.
md is remarkable for nothing so much as
lis freedom from isms.
The New York Herald takes note of the
act that procession of 3 900 colorcd men.
With six bands of music, paraded the streets
IT New York on Thursday, for three hours,
nd that they received neither violence nor
nsult. Ten years ago the same population
hat respected their jubilee made them dan
lie from lamp-posts then. The demonstra-
ion was given in honor of the passage of
he civil rights bill by the Legislature of
he state.
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Ine congregational Excursi9Mfsts at
Galveston.
GALVESTON, May 21.-The congress-
,onal excurslonlsts had grand reception
last evening at the fremont opera house.
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NOW Haven Lerf Out tn the fo,a

HARTFORD, May 21.--In the Senate
to-day constitutional amendment pro-
vldlng for only one state capitol, to be
located in Hartford, was passed.
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sCAsToRIA.-Is more than substitute
Tor Castor Oil. 1t is the only safe article in exs-
tence which is sure to regulate the bowels. cure
wind-colic and produce natural sleep. 1t is
pleasant to take. Children need not cry and
mothers NAV sleen - $500
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NEW YORK.


New York, May o. Stocks dull.
Gold firm, ll7s@ll7a. Money firm, 6a7.
Governments dull and steady. State
bonds dull and steady. @
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The Southern Presbyt orfan General
Assembly

LITTLE Rock May 22.-The assembly
this morning appointed an executive COM
mlttee for the current year, and adopted
rules for the guidance of trustees, after
which it adjourned sine die.
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bay III. CORMICK,S
MAMMOTH AUCTION
COMMISSION HOUSE,
I414 MAIN ST., RICHMOND.

DAILY SALES at 10 A. M. and TX p. M.
of Clothing. Fancy Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots.
Shoes, Crockery, Glassware, and all kinds of
Furniture Housefurnshing Goods, &C., &C.
COME ONE. COME ALL. AS WE ARE
pETERMINED TO PLEASE.
GENTLEMANLY statesmen constantly
In attendance, to wait on parties who wish to
purchase any Of the above named goods at
private sale, at auction prlces
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS offered to Coun.
try Merchants. Oonsignments solicited. Ont
door sales pnnctually attended to. NH 2s--sm q
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say@ +. {. CROUCH & co.

Auction sales OF real estate specially. Real
estate purchased and sold on commission. Par.
ticular attention to renting property. Loans
negotiatedon real estate and other securities
my l6--lm
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bay CHURCH COMMITTEES TAKE
NOTICE.-GAS FIXTURES and CHANCE
LlERS, REBRoNZED and REPAIRED-made
to look rs good as newly
DANIEL O'DONNELL, 4
up SIM SIS Broad Street.
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Mr.. James I. Gardner. chief geographer
of the United States geological and geo
graphical explorations of the territories, has
established his headquarters near Denver
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D- $4,000.

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martial at San Francisco, has been for
,Warded to Washington. 1t is believed that
ba xuac - N''N'S
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~ for Illustrated Circular, to the
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