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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-10

THE ,GALEsoF ARABy ase not spieier than ahe
aroma which the fragrant SozapoNT .mpasts 20 tne
breath, nor is the hears OF fhe tyory-nas winter
the teeth that arc cleaned daily WAN thst
haid. slfs2i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-10

MAn.CARRIERs APPOINTED Richard g.
Forester and John j. Hall have been ap-
pointed additional mail-carriers for this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-10

LEVY BROTHERS show very large stock of hard
rubber and Whitby jet jewelry and sell 1t much be-
low regular prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-10

tosVicT REcE,vED.-George Carter (co.
,oied) was received at the pcpitentiary yes.
tefday for five years for perpetrsting q grand,
lhleeny IN Amherst county, E sts st5s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-10

DISCHARGED. Robert Ke-se, charged with
shootinga eolored man, several days ago, had
q hearing before the Police Justice yesterday
morning and was discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-10
1Y,leHMIssION MERCHANTS.

business. observation-disclosures I.
TIOf;OR DEALER, having resumed business ut
his old stand, No. II FIFTEENTH STREET, be be-
tween Main and Cary, viii be pleased to serve mis-
former patrons and friends aud the public gene
rally. Orders filled promptly from good and re-
,lialAe customers at lowest market rates. - nj
E3Y l.Tu, u,Th&S1m 49,. .-.s-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-10

HATS AT REDUCED PRIcEs.-Boys' ana chill
dren's hats can be Ind at p. WEIsIGER q cos ior
75C. worth 81 and $l.25. .s.r@
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-10

BUY ONE OF THOSE HANDSOME LINED oAfA-
HEsE SILK PARAsoLs which LEVY BRoTHEhs haYs
reduced to about one-half OF the Original pfice' y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-10

You CAN HAVE LARGE TIcTURE, handsomely
colorcd and framed, made at CAMPBELL'S gallery,
ut the low price of one dollar and seycnty-tive
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-10

THE DOLLAR STORE has just received large aiie
beautiful assortment Of JEwEtRf ana FANCY Aa-
TICL Es OF every description.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-10

GAEAT BARGAINS IN HATS.-P. HEISiGEh q
CO. are selling some Of their straw goods at greasiy
reduced prices. Bargains can be had now
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-10

GRUBBS s. WILLIAMS, II A. NJ, household ano
Kitchen furniture, al residence OF Mr. James =.
Goddin, on Canal street between frst ana pc
cond. Il
W. GODDlN, 6 z. NJ. trustees sale OF the country
seat known us Laburnum, on the BROOK turn
pike aud Hermitage road.
W. kEESEE, 10 A. NJ, household ana
kitchen furniture and sundries.
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Lexington.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.]

SENTENCED TO THE PENITENTIARY FOR TWENTY
YEARS FOR RAPE. i.-t -
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.]
i, LEXINGTON, VA, July o. Madison Robin.
son (eolored) was to-day sentenced to twenty
years. imprisonment in the penitentiary for
committing rape upon white girl thirteen
years old. This is his second term in the
peDitentiary. -s-ft-4si.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-10

POSTAL ARDS-Those who propose using the
new postal cards can have the printing neatly and
cheaply done at the Dispatch printing house.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-10

BUY YOUR CLOTHING, SHIRTS, AND GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS of E. b. SrESCE & Son.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-10

PEMBROKE WHITE DRESS SHIRTS for sale only
by L. i. SPENCE & Son.
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LOOK AT THE HANDSOME EDGINGS THAT LEVY
BROTHERS are selling at IS, 25, 3o and Soc. for a
piece OF twelve yards; all of which are worth dou-
BILE the money! aI-
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To THE PUBLIC.-We would advice our readers
to go tothe DoLLAR STORE to purchase their fancy
articles, us they will save dty per cent by so doing
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

On, all sales of real estate made btaoeey the iSt 9
January q'd soth Of June fha taIes Sor NE PIE, re
an sales made bet,oeen the 1St Of July Gltd tdst
Of tie year the ta1es haoeto be pasd by the selter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-10

HESRlco COUNTY CouRT.-This court was
not in session yesterday, 1t meets again to-
mUrrOW t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-10

EOR NEW YORK.-OLD DO HEh
II MiNIoN STEAMSHIP COMPANY. .s5ae!.s -
The slde-wheel steamships OLD SmisASGMy'
AGAKA, III LBEMARLE, and HATTERAS leave
New York for Norfolk, City Point, and Eichmond
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, ana SATURDAY
" Leave RichuaSnd every TUESDAY, FRIDAY,
and SUNDAY at high tide. ~ t-.R2
These ships are entirely new, They have elegant
saloons stafe-fooms, and bathrooms.
The fare, aeconnsodationssa and attention arc un-
surpassed,
With dispatch, and no charge made except actual
expenses incurred. =,
4 Close connections made with steamers t0r Ill
southern and European ports
! For further information, apply to-
GEORGE w. ALLEN 4 CO., Agents,
~ kfsi'7'. No. 8 Governor street.
I Captain GEORGE w. ALLEN. = a
JOHN T. MAYER. @ apa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-10

Police CouRT-JuStice Whtte.-The fol-
lowing cases were disposed Of yesterday:
samuel Wethcrck was fined g for beating
N%t Keller.
G-orsc and Scott Anderson, charged with
stealing So in gold from Miss Emily Talley.
scott discharged, and Georges case con-
unUcd until this morning.
John Hampton. charged with stealing $40
from Mrs. Toppn. Case continued until
This morning. g..
J. b. Baker, for beating Margaret Will
Iiau> aud Julia Tay lor, were tined $50.
Margaret Renan (oid offender), charged
With cIratinga disturbance in the neigheor-
hood OF the lFhig office, was required 10
liir security in the sum OF $500 to be OF
GOOD behavior for three months.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-10

li,.> >~r<,> COURT-C CONCLUSION OF THE AR
,.r-,>T .tR THE DEFENCE IN DIR. CULLES'S
,ss-TuE JUpGE'S DECISION RESERVED UNTIL
Ts,, NIHG.--iesterday morning, in the
Ur,rin.> Court. Judge Crump made con-
..f.,x. and able argument in justification OF
nr. GuIlrn's refusal 10 testify before the
.,,.,nd iury in the rISe Of the Commonwealth
=. Mr>>rs. Meredith. Trigg, Royal, and
IIhh. the ALLEGED seconds in the late duel.
tn, tommonwealih's attorney had insisted
m an elaborate speech on Tuesday last that
-. wj;nts. could not claim the protection
..suragtrad by the Bill of Rights (now in
,..puril,d IN our Constitution, which pro-
,.l. that 10 one shall be compelled to give
,,drnct that may crimiuate himself. for
r1:,-. rra>un>-viZ.. that the act of the Gene
r.. Assembly which compels him to testify
.,ve the witness in such a case ample pro-
,,,.ion H. 4 substitute for the privilege;
,,noni,y. that the witness had waived the
rmyily-e hy tc,lifying before the coroners
lugUr>l without protest and thirdly, that,
}uyiu. given information 10 the police before
-, lIl, ed combat, he became IN iutormer,
4ad va, therefore cXcuiNltcd from COM
'rlrIty IN the transaction. and could not
.g.iGuale himself hy tcStitying.
judge Crnnp asked Judge Guigon if he
wished 10 hear the argument on the first
point.
.Tuar, Guigon replied that he desired no
4r-uncnl on the first ground, but felt some
drlrulv in deciding the two other queS-
MONS. Thrr"npon the counsel argued that
q aH}lnr>> might claim his privilege at any
>,oge Of prosecution, and that if he had,
t.louyb ignorance or inadyeItance, COM
lalt,d himself he coald not be compelled to
rrl",t that evidence and further, that having
made himself partcepS crtman1S by con-
,tutln. to act in the premises, as it might
turn out on his evidence he did SO act, the
VAGUE Intimaton to the legal authorities
that personal encounter between two
Gentlemen would occur near Oakwood
Cemetery would not shield him from 4
criminal prosecution, and therefore be was
entitled to the protection afforded by the
tvn>tit uion.
.Ndgc Guigon reserved his decision until
th> morning. /.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-10

TURNIP sEED.-3.o00 pounds of new
Il cror THRafP SEED Of extra quality and
RED-ToP sTRAP.ERAF, 49, III
WHITE FL4T-DuTCH,
tfiIsAaGE WHITE HcHT0LK, sS Il
LARGE WHITE GI0RDs va
-. YELLOW ABEnDEEN, st sA ~ F,f 4
n Fsstt-39 DALRss HyBRf9, -
s sssE rs aEyEN.ToP, ~ "a Il. II
SWEDISH or RCrA.BAqA. Z. sss..4
- One dollar ,per round Ne will mail 60 any adj
rcas at the regular retail price sfsee Of
Whc.Iesale pTsccs furnished 20 Wfrehants % aps
rttc,.sinr7' 2 q 80: fsEaSGkl ID ADnlEttSs t4
IA iii 1850 add lsaa eAsy ssresA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-10

Tho Louisville. Rky. Lottery.
LOUISVILLE, July 9.--No. CATO drew
S25, 900 in the State Library Lottery. q.
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DgpAKrUREs 81 srnA1EilisiI ].

ElOR PHILADELPHIA.- b A.-1l4aea
4 The steamer JI w. EvERAzhN.S5 80
Eupfatn REATr, VIII EaeetJe Freight fpr ~ s1hcte
port Ill FEIDAY the 1Ith ipstans, Of u O'Clock. .
and AptweYp Efa BED STIR Line, and btsb ladlng
signed through. - ss
stsierocm, S.. q. 8 = NJ. r. PORTER. AgenE
EOR NEW YORK:eThs Ofd %Ek
sE Dcrnirtor. Stnmss1p c0rpzayss eis.e
rant steamship WYANUKEy Captatn COUCH, VIII
ssaR FR1DAY, july 1ffhs saSs q oselocx r h Pos.
lively no frci1tt received after II. Il. {.
Through bills Of iadtng agnedt and goods for;
wMsed with dlyps6c1 10 all tpoinfs porn south,
east, pnd West Close c1nnec,cns Inaie with g1naxo
aesrrpassed., Fare, $I9; steefsge, ad; rorndsrip
s!ckets, $50: For freight or passage, Ar,piy 20
,y s-st Z Comnsnyss WSari, RccEests.
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NATIONAL. LINE u 63E$h
WEEKLY TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER
POOL, ,FORTNTGHTLYT TO LONDON
ri jas DtRECTb, FROM PIERS PIERS ~
atrt itfsE : ~ NEW YORK. ~ t'sW

These steamships are the largest in the trade.
Cabin passage $50, $st, and el00; excursion, 9lee
and $3.50 (currency) steerage. $40. Prepaid steer
derry, Glasgow Cardiff, Bristol or London, cheaper
than by any other route For forther inl1rmasion
"f''' 90 Broadway, New York: or
Dir aitp GEORGE w. W.ALLENA a. Co, Agents,
p2s - \. ,,,l,c., Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-10
EAMEs RIVER sTEAMBOATE E.S;ls2a ,
" company, 20 ASs


NEW YORK, PHrLADE BALTIMORE,
81 NORFoEK, ,POETSMoWrH, AND REGU-
~ fy5LARLANpiEGS0 0NJAMEs RIvER.
vuE DE- Ir,EAU. AND OLD POINT HOTELS
CARRYING UNITED STATES NAIL AND
t%ls = ,ssR 4 ADAMS StEXFREss.
On and after May ssh, Is7s. this company win run
q DAILY LINE Sundays excepted, cousssttng Of
,heir fast and elegant steamers
JOHN SYLVESTER, CArrAIHJsA. POST;
ssshz Ehz4 4hssnSns i q T. se at
Passenger. make sure connection At norfolk with
bay Line for Baltimore Philadeipnia, aud New
Fare to Norfolk -. .............82 80
Fare to Norfolk and restirn ........". g 90
rare 10 Phiiaaeiphi -. /.
Fare Fare e e Sew Tes de h1rf Tan or Old
Fare to Fue de pEau or. Old Point and
TeEsis sale On steamers and a;
faas nlssss sss stS ssa tsa Nor
folk and Portsmouth, and regular landings on
James syss sr sS a ~ q must sepep.a
oaice ::company's wharf, Rockets; branch Of
!fcei Mainland Maln streess. 80 Ill les
ED!HIh ADELPHIA, RICH. de%RRA
sEiip p9Ns AN1 N9EEf91kbb FWicE
spa sfs
arsIrts received daily daily Sundays excepted, for all
parts OF Pennsylvania, New Jersey. and Deiaware,
ana and biils ais Of % isdsns sisnsd through. M
Esss tadep E NG5S # and
sta'sr0om' " No g. s.ss Mif fotk k s.sse Richmond
,,,aw wlLLraIfG a. se5f GfHSE RSSs ZOO eSs As,ats:
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we,,s,,er Prohabllities.

VENICE, July o.-The prevalence
cholera in this city is officially announced.
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s.s.s si' !. 8, s.35.a %
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- $500 barrels "INDIAN ROCK /" LIME
I5-ri 5'T's's .7E7 So ~. In store
yvaet,v reeeInsa ftesh from kiins. For HA.e low.
- " esa'At DIILO ON, ELI4ETT &.Cp.,
nva ManufacfsiJHTss 1903 Docktfreet.
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We know blunt old fellow who some.
times hits the nail ON the head more APPLY
than philosophers lie ouse hoard mai
praised Tor good feelings" Everybody
joined and said the man was possessed OF
excellent feelings.
"What has he done?" asked the cid
genius.
ale is possessed of tho most benevolent
feelings" was the reply.
"What has he done ~ cried the old fell
low again.
By this time the company thought il
necessary to show some of his fayorite do
ing. They began to cast about in their
mind, but the old man still shouted, Nv hat
has he done2' They owned they could
not name anything in particular.
"Yes," answered the cynic, "you say
that he is man that has good feelings.
Now, gentlemen, let me tell you that there
are people in this world who get good
name simply on account OF their feelings.
You can't tell me one generous action the y
ever performed in their lives; but they
can look and talk most beneyoently.
| knew man in this town that you
sould all call surly, rough, and unamia
BILE man, yet he has done more acts OF
kindness in this county than all Of you
Put together. You may judge people 3
actions by their feelings, but Judge PEG.
pies feelings by their actions.
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The patter of little feet on my Office
floor, and glad voice exclaiming,
"Papa, lse come to scort you home u
made known to me the presence of my
little six-year-old darling, who often came
at that hour to "take me home" as she
said. Soon we were going hard in hand
on the homewurd way
"Now, papa, let's play was poor little
blind girl, and you must let me hold your
hand tight, aud you lead me along, and
tell me where to step and how to go"
So the merry blue eyes were shut tight
and we began. Now step up, new step
down, here We go round the corner, and Sc
on till We were safely arrived at home,
aud the darling was nesting in my arms
saying, Wasn't it nice, papa' | never
peeped once y
But, said mamma, "dia't you feel
afraid you would fall, dear?'
With look of trusting love came the
answer: 40 no, mamma had tigh. hold
of papas hand, aud knew he would take
me safely over all the hard places"
o that we might with just this loving
trust clasp the heavenly Fathers hand
and go down the steep paths, round the
sharp corners, and over all the rough
places of this troublesome, ohangeful life
never letting go, and never open our eyes
to wonder or doubt Os te His way, know.
ing that it will at last bring us, when The
weary walk is done, to rest in his loving
arms for evermore.
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THE STATE CONVENTION.


Enth usinstic Meeting Inst Night
At an adjourned meeting Of the citizens
Of this city, held at the court house on
Wednesday evening, Colonel George W.
Bay lor was called to the chair and W. W.
Peak appointed secretary.
The committee heretofore app oiuted to
ascertain il the Inequalities Of the city
would be extended to the members of TIE
press, should the Executive Comm ittee
name this lefty 90 tho plaee for holding
the convention, made their report, stat
ing that they had called at all the hotels
and restaurants, and found unanimous
willingness to do so.
On motion the following resolution was
adopted:
Resolved, That committee Of three be
appointed, with instructions TO prepare q
proposition to the State Executive Com
mittee, setting forth all the available res-
sons why the General State Convention
should be held in this city, and that said
committee be requested to proceed to Cor.
sicana, and in person present TO Colonel
Winkler their proposition, in which shall
be included the liberal inducements which
the hotel proprietsrs Of this city offer to
the members Of the press.
Colonel II. II. Sneed, D. McCaleb and G.
NJ. swink, were appointed as such COM
mttee.
The following resolutions were offered
and adopted;
Resolved, That this meeting tender 10
the editors and attaches Of the city press
the gratitude of our hearts for their cav
nest efforts in behalf of the already bright
prospects Of this, our giant young city,
and that we regard it the imperative duty
Of every friend Of our city and county TO
patronize our city press,
Resolved, That we, as merchants, trades
men, lawyers, physicians, and of every
avocatioD, pledge our united support OF
the city press, knowing that 10 no other
WY esa . more praaiabla invas.msnt DO
psds, elthor IS inlIslaasls or cOmlnp
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Herschcl was Of the opinion that with
the telescope he used In those researches
in the Heavens which immortalized his
name in tho annals Of science he could
penstrate four hundred and ninety seven
times further than Sirius, assumed to be
so far distant that the sun is near at hand
in comparison. While exploring with
that instrument, one hundred and sixteen
thousand stars fitted by the object glass in
one quarter of an hour, and that subend.
cd an angle of only 10 degrees. 40 all
the worlds are moving rapidly In space.
Reckoning from tho limited zone thus in
specled the whole celestial region could
be examined giving time enough to the
enterprise and judging from few Sec
tons only within the scope Of assisted
vision, more than FIVE billions of fixed
stars might be reasonably supposed to he
recognizable, and could be seen with mod
ern improved Instruments But more
are beyond, vastly beyond, and We are
hoping and expecting that, when Mr.,
Clark, the self-made astronomer, of Cam
bridge, Massachusetts, the most progress
sive telescope manufacturer now known
to scientists, has completed his great work,
far more amazing discoveries will be
made in the ornaments. Surely he mech
anism Of the Heavens demonstrates the
existence of an Intelligent First Cause,
since such magnificent displays Of unuum-
bered worlds could not have originated
them selves. God surely reigns and d.
rects.-[ Scientific American,
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Modern Dictionary.

Water--A clear fluid, once used as a
drink.
Honesty--A good joke.
Tongue--A little horse that is continu-
ally running away.
My dear--An expression used by man
and wife OF the commencement Of q quar-
rel.
Doctor "A man who kills you to-day to
save you from dying tomorrow.
Wealth--The most respectable quality
Of man.
Esquire--Everybody, yet nobody; equal
to Colonel
Jury--Twelvc prisoners in the box to
try one more at the bar.
States Evidence--A wretch who is par
doned for being baser than his comrades
Modesiy--A beautiful flower that -four
ishes in secret places.
Lawyer - A learned gentleman who
rescues your estate from your enemy and
keeps il himself.
The Grave--An ugly hole ia the ground
which lovers and poets wish they were in,
but rake uneOmmoD pains 10 keep out Of
Money The gsd Of lhe country.
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Dse.srs. RcndIsy A. 40

These entcrprlslns oil MEN have the
cordial thanks OF each and every one
present at the two meetings held NJ the
court house last night, for the illumna.
ton furnished by tho brilliant aud ex.
ceedingly beautiful spraug oil, which
burned richly, softly aud with a gas'like
stcadiness, from the very chasis aud ele-
gantly mounted lamps from the same
house.
We do not know of any oil equal to this,
and wo unbesitatiugly recommend II TO
our citizens.
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CoSsrAScy and 6rmness form the char.
seteristios Of 0rsBs Aai comp )sed
minds,
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THE WEEKLY HERALD

as rupLsHsp EVERY SATURDAY MOANING.
rEsss.-ss 30 per Annum, or q 90 for six
months, In advance.
yNo. W. swINDELLs. n. McALEB
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THE MAILS.

Daily stage line from Dallas t. WACO via waxa.
hachie, to begin on Thursday, April ~, leaving
Dsllas az SPIN
once hours iromsa ioSpm. snadey from
. 10 lDaH,
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nifty, Our press must and shall be sus.
lained.
The meeting then adjourned.
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Trains from the south, arrives at..... 1889 p. m
4" north, - ......... 2:23 p. m
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9, II. PARvIN, PIONEER ApvERTnING AGENT
Franklin Type Foundry, lOS Vine street, Gin.
cinnatt, Ia an authorized agent for this paper
ANY contracts made with him for advertising
IN tho HERALD will be duly respected.
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viii purchase and sell lands and city property
investigate aud perfect titles, locate land cerif
Gates aud collect claims In any part OF the state
Prompt attention will BE- gwen all business In.
trusted to us.
Refer to MJ W W walton, Spencer McGill,
Austin; Ball, Iiutrhins & Co, X y George, Gal.
weston; Il T Hart Il Go, wheclock, riniay 4 Co.
Now Ore,ns; W d Greenlaw. Memphis, Tenn;
II Chase Go, Louisville Ky; Cocursne, MeCians
& 60. W II Sjhsaln 4 Co, New York; Wilson,
u li0uls, dds9M
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AdNerilAInE Rntes.

Ono Square (tcn lines Of this alro ype) ono lnaer.
ton, 81 50. zach subsequent insertion, IL cents.
Special Notices, next To readirg matter, IL 30 per
eauaSe each insertion. LEGAL Notices In reading or
editorial columns 20 cenis per line enoh insertions
hG-Speclnl reduced rates made for longer period.
nD- kdye rtisemens payable In advance, untcss
v,th thsso doing regular business under contract.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

IL seven days make Onelweek, how many
will make one strong?
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

NEWARK, N. j., June 1.-THE passen-
ger train from New York and freight
train from Market street, Newark, col
lided this afternoon, demoishing both en-
gines and ielescoping the baggage car i.
The engineer WAS fatally wounied, and a
largo number of passengers were cut and
bruised
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-23

A New TRIBE.-A California psper
describe. the discoveries of three villages
of Zuni Indians, supposed to be the sur
vivers of the ancient Aztecs. They dwell
on the great trail from Fort Mohave, on
the Colorado, to Albuquerque, on the
Rio Grande, md are about days jour-
ney from the diamond field They mum
Der about six hundred, and are very diff
ferent from other tribes, being in looks,
bearing and pride aud dress a manifestly
superior race The women are comely
and modest IN dress, their houses are
clean and their cooking gooa. Certain
kinds Of cloth are made by them. These
people have fields of corn, wheat and
vegetables, focks Of sheep and goats,
and they keep all the domestic animals.
They are friendly to the whites, never
fight aggressively, but are stubborn In
defense. Their houses are Of stone,
three stories high, and built in terrace
form. They worship the Great Spi.it,
and Believe He dweiis 10 f7fe sun