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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-11

GREAT PoPULARITY.-Dr. Prices
Cream Baking powder and Special FIay-
orings, Nectarlne, Rose Lemon etc., have
been before the public muhy years and
have gained for themselves, on their own
merits, an extensive sale, both IN this
country and the British provinces. Their
great popularity is mainly due to the
scrupulous manner in which they are pre-
pared, the using of the purest and best
materials, with special reference to their
healthiulness We never tire Of using
them for they are always the same. Ar
ticles in which they are used have no diss-
gieeable odor or scklv taste. but are al
ways enjoyable 5-6d&wlw
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STEVE AssELMKsT, the bar.keeper. ba
,pened a fine saloon In Loui. ylat,e.,..
Id stand, where can be found =, al
lines, Steve serving hi. customer, wit,
The bcs, Of drinkables. u.o,.,
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r FAD THIS II

NN1lA@i ~ =
- E. NILIMI MARY TESTIMONIAL TC
VI H'kN J & {. MACClRE,. ST Leuis, Mo
'alii 'inen-Ihe undersigned svinr known you for
many Years IS reliable chemists and phsrn aceu.
'se' anl ahserviug the effective action Of your
.e'rl'c' " whatever recon m.nd,d, wish TO bear
Voluntary evidence 10 the efficacy OF your last and
~ o'I ,9Hl.ion. best preparation, "MAGUIRt'S
~ NnCkNNCO Bl11ERS." II IL all that you
s"ir 1r q as an alternative, purgativs. depurstor
a,I olLreu5 a'tng specially upon the liver blood
JOSEPH BROWN. Mayor. Who add, az b,v.
nuNd this the most rles.ant ami ,F,c,iv. ,,.d,".
| have ever ussd 4" ''
,.t NILS Its SELLS state i,,rrance Commissioner.
THOs RfCHESON, 5 II ATTN"
No"et Lead on 4 shn s Rand Powder
n VI HoueEp, cIias. q coxrrp
Prop. 81. LUIS Globe [ hmm Dom Co. e,
W. / NAGNFR p g. FTRCI,S1N O"'
Clerk Probate Court f.nis . a. AZ r.,
BRITAIN A NIL HENRY T. MINI
$ BLOOD. FRANK VAffIy "' T.
late Pres Boatman's Ci's Count Crim Corr,e,
Saving Ass. u ~ CUANptpS
NORMAN J. COIMAN. Pres But x broy p.,,
=, Iu9 kur4 World \ =. GREENWOOD
li.s Ciy C5ilec, g. IA sHRyocR. -
mos WALSH. VI Shryook & Co.
Architect " r. CAY,
~ ! ANDREWS. Of Cay. hannenkamp &
THERON BARNUM, JAMES ARCHER
OF barnum's Hotel
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EMIGRATION TURN ING
CHEAP FARMS IN SOIITH. WEST Nh

The Atlantic a Pacific Railroad Co,nr,ny
oneIs l,2JO,OyO acres Of land in Central and
southwest Missouri, at from 90 TO sI2 per
acre on seven !ears' time, with free trans.
lortation from st. Loui. to all purchaser.
Clinatc, soil, timber, mineral wealth, school.
'hurchcs ana law abiding society invite
shiglahts from MI points 10 tins land of fruits
anu mowers. For particulars address A .
uck, Land Commissioner, 81. Louis, No.
l-22 d-eodly
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Use Gr. Henry's Worlds To.,c .,,.,
Hood Portacr.

IT is the great household remedy. plessap, n
'k'' yet potent for the prevention and eure -,
lseases. II Is better than Bitters. Cordial
"ehu or sarsaparilla Sold by Druggist,
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w loss ~ b".,.y'- than Of othor
yeast or baking powder, as it lie much
stronger. Put up full weight. Give i, =
fair trial. Grocer. sell it, 5.6d&glw
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ONLY THESE Hundreds Of thousands
of persons who have been cured Of dysen-
terry, dinrh9a, cbolera-morbus and Gholers-
iniantum, form solid phslanA of inGis-
pu,able testimony, that DIR. McCabe's
Medicate lackberry brandy has never
failed, in single instance, to cure.
4-3O-2w
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Mrs. wi,itco NH. Sx.

Inc great soothing remedy Price on.v Q,
nus Gives rest TO the mother snd health 70
'he child Sold by Druggists,
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Dr. nenry's Root and Plan, Pm.

Mid yet thorough-no nausea or grlpl,o
F''yVegetable-great liver remedy. rr.c. d,
'ents. Sold by Druggists.
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No LADYs TOILET CoNPLETE-Un-
less there be the fragrant Sozodont; unto
the breath sweet odors it mparts, the
gums a ruby redness soon assumes, the
teeth quick rival alabaster tint, and seem.
&. pearls set in II coral vase. 5.6dNwlw
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CONSTIrUTroNAL1F NprNCIEs.- The way
in which different individuals urc affected
by the same causes Of iii ease depend, upon
constitution and temperament. some per-
sons, Tor instance, are prone To iCNcrS, some
to bilious attacks, and Others to nervous ai.
ieclions IN all eases where u peculiar sus'
crptibllity 10 any variety OF disease exists,
the toning, regulating and purify ing opera
ton of
Tarrnnt's ENrrvcSccni SETTER Apcrient
VIII he found the sur II safeguard against
nh attack. individuals OF u bilious and
constipated habit or subject 10 dyspepsia,
or whose nerves are easily excited, should
frequently resort 10 thi, refreshing saline
corrective, especially in warm weather. Ii is
no les, potent ~ preventive tban ~ "a rem
cdy sold by all druggists,
l-2S cOd-d&W Nv.
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LETTER LIST.

LADIES LIST.
~ Allen. Luella Berry C...,
CnhiIl Mis- Julia Ldm,,,d. 0,r'e
Gordnn E'y. ",ithhg, Miss Joseph
u Griffin, Niles Joe Hail Sa,', ."e"a
uyue' Matte jackson, Ella
John'on, Mary NJ James, Jenni.
ahh Merchant Mary
1911, aims Robinson, Jane
ss hhhs Sargent, LIBBY N
yu'our MRS SULLIVAN, Maggie
""sce, MIS- D Wilson, Suln.
Wiley, Charlotte.
GEkILENAs's LIST.
In"' "m Anderson d Bro
AVN, Brown, Jhu
D"'", vi Blaisdell, LG
n'"he, AIife Brown, Lharirs
border, Henry berry, john
pa han, Joan baker &c
b'""h, litk tOhlan, Peter
thannn Rufus Jern,han, or
/ Campbell J h Cater. John
'u''ihe, " Clark, George
ainUerger, Edward Clay, q l.
Garden, David Ciuik, " =
Dye, a l. Drury, j Is
Iuah, Michael DerIng-t, Matthias
Likihs, Lewis flstchrr,
fofd Henry F.t:uli, ii II
fhh, X VI Grumb,.
uafiand, Jamos Guyiyr. .JnoG
Green, Jas GRAHAM, Joseph
pehfy' Lewis MANNER Klchuid
uefJ,rt Juo Hefbert FL
Hhtiand uul J +
hehdrlck, Jho nuy-cs. ,;eotpe
Haley, DENNIS hILLl., Roht
nsys, Mills Jones, I, T.
jackson, kancie james, l.
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AZ lNFALLfBLF SPECIFIC FOR DISEASES
80 { he LIVER, BLOOD, KIDNEYS and BOW.
~, and great corrective Of all female deranse
menN u contains no alcoholic spirs and Is ii.
g'"1N' ubirft,S ,,or CaIcnsL
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IN SU r E.
FiRE, HULL, CARGO, LIVE STOCK
ACCIDENT, LIFE,
I N 8 U r A NC e.
ErsA, HARTFORD.
.............. a., as, 80.
NORTH AMERICA, pa,
,'ss 900 o
HARTFORD. CONN,
''''-. no II
PHOENIX. HARTFORD,
.....sI, ISL ~
INTERNATIONAL,
''''''''''''''...'. .......... ..... 81 ,s5i,sss
PUTNAM. HARTFORD,
'''''''''''''''''''s's ............ ... gTus ss7
CLEVELAND. CLEVELAND,
''''''''''''... ......... isib. SIS ~
HOME. COLUMBUS,
.slb5, rs e.
AMERICAN CENTRAL, MO,
.Ooo
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL. LIFE, /
'''''''''''''''''."' .....ssD. 300 90 o.
'KAVELERs'. HARTFORD. LIFE AND
ACCIDENT.
e''''''''''''''""'... ....".......-....s.5 $50 90
RAIL SAr PASSENGERS ASSURANCE
CO., HARTFORD,
'''''''''''''''''''' SiJJ.OJ0 o.
IsDEPESDEST, boston,
Stafford, MORRIS d CANDEE.
~ Ohio I,evee.
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Foreign Advertisements.

EnonEh OF the 10000 tickets issued for
pn,iin oranu ON concert. In AID of the
funlc library OF Kentucky, having hean
soiu 10 insure fUil drawing. ana the wish
naNlng been universally expressed that Tho
looOo cash gifts offered should be drawn In
iliIl ana paid In fun without any nlipg
IoWh' q, heretofore; the management. with
tHc concurrence OF the trustees, have deter.
mined to allow ninety DAYS M re- for The sai.
OF the Remnant Of tickets ien on hand. Tue
concert ahd distri butionudycrtiscd for Ami
= , therefore, postponed TO Tuesday, Jtiiy
> IN'j' on which day aud no o her. they viii
bnIl,lNGIS and uneguivocslly take place i'm
At Thu grand concert the following ta.b
tlit, VIII be distributed by lot and paid i'm
iuiI ~ Tue ticket-holicr- who draw them:
LIST ,I' ANN.
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Home Advertisements.

FIRE AND MARINE
L N s Tt r A EJCE
COMPANIES.
NIAGARA, n. r.,
assets $50 z,s
oKBMA,s1A, NY,
Assets 49,, ms ,yt -
HAsovEg, Ny,
TN ,s2 "a
REPUBLIC, NY
...........7Ii g2s ~
Comprising the Underwriters Agency
YosKEEs, NJ r.,
hsset-'''......,.-- ................ ~ ,,I
ALBAsY CITY,
sr-e'H .ys "a,
sfREMEs's FUND, 81,
"''e's''---.. ......... ......
sEoURiTY, N. Y.-MAsIsE
''''''''''''''''-''''''. ............".i, 4Jz AZ
stores, Dvellings, Furntt,r. HIM. 49,, ~,
s''-, insured at rates A. a, ~ rnti. "A. 60, ~.
"'shebt security wdi w.rrsnt. "'' P'I
Al. 'especttully ash of tn. citsep.oi Ca
VI the'r patronage.
C.N.HUGuks
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E:E5Sl5ISlSlS

GLASS l. TO BIZ Drawn Nay 81, 1873
$3.50 Prizes, Amounting to $500, 600
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-13
3;rC.AL. MATTERS.

,,.,.,n >rrnxrS etf0KE JUpnE GrI-
Nrrr or NAEy.S CeRrrS.--1hc a.
.,n1> N the hate duel were brought
..r. .niyv GW-nn YESTERDAY on WI. VI
... ....,..G,.S, aud the question o' OIL was
.,,4 j., III, counsel for the accused ana
,.,,,m,rwcllth'> attorney At some
...l- 3(,c, which ,iuG &c Gulgon dei'eied
81. aHlau,nS decision
.A".,t,. i; ! truC that this court has the
...,r,t !.rll ~ All cases. y Is power that
Aer,cr,l,rd with a reasonable diSCre-
and fb.t discretion is limited aud i'll
,.,;,,,r, controlled by principle aud
.....-,ty. III knew Of only three classes OF
~ ln-Isnd and III this country where
u.,, flowed the PARTY being charged
,.,~,lrr. tir>t. where longer conhne-
., r,.,,id imr,ril iitc ; second. where the
......, n ,.u,il i light and third, where
oil. ,...4 l,3 !1,a uursa>onablv delayed with
..... & t!,.l: ol the prisoner. The first
.r...,., = Wa not necessary 10 refer to
.-.. -. rounds are not alleged here.
-... f.l un, illinh this case came within
.a,-t ....,.. for there had been no delay
... IA, gr,lcan'> had been Just sent on
.-.r,.>t rand i,ry. which meets the FIRST
v.r,n IN July. when the cases
. .,m, rn for the first time
. ,.,. r..-illar course Of proceedings,
.'..,. II 'Aa, this Application would be
....,s..i nIth much more force then if de-
:, ,,,rh,n asked by the Commonwealth.
!. -. tue. Of course. that delay may then
". . D, ycason OF the physical condition OF
-. .".-.i rrinCilal III this accusation, ana
. o.l !. time then to consider the applica'
. a ut IS vet The case has not yet arisen
-, u Vh,,h 'hc court tan act. nor does II
.:..a. that the aIlcced principal, as well as
,'',.. ,,,1!sr,i of acces-orial guilt. may not
3..,, rn.lr tIisl nj the nrXt term OF the court.
,.. ,r.. ,,sston upon which these cases will
,,,..d u,nu ih' dorkci.
Inc sppMcaliou is refused and the writ
...-,gd.'
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lr,rii .r, , PROMINENT trTIEkH.-Thc an
. u..rgr' ni the death of Mr.. David J.
.!.f-. which sad event occurred at his
.. ...>ta.tCc, west Grace street. at q O'Clock
,',,.ulns-, viii b. received with deep re-
...' ,ui ,ovruw by bis many friends and 4
.s. :. ,1r,h of devoted relatives.
Vi. alund,, was very we'll known in
t.,hmonj. aud MS highly esteemed Indeed,
.a,.. &, ,carr.iy citizen who enjoyed a
.,.y'.r ,p.rc" ct deserved popularity, aud
- .ns Mhn,, death will be more kcen)y
:.t
u. ~surd.',- va horn in the county Of
}i.,r,.I on III. 18th If January, 1911, and
49, 'h.r,irTr ~ tbr SIXTY third year Of his
.., 4 y, ;llr ri hl> death. In 1883 he re-
,-.n,~; H. h'> city. AMI engaged in mercan-
: j.,c nrli lS41. when hc retired tempo
..H. H. Wa subsequently, member OF
- ITS tyuucri tor eighteen years, and pre-.
o. .-i ry.r lh, deliberations oL the body
.,'a a'j6I, Ter fourteen Years. besides being
...l"'. tjnr "hai9iuan ut the FiDaucc Com.
.'... Eciorc aud during The war he was
- tn" city representatives. in the
..4.rA Assembly,. and at the termina-
" 4 h"-iiiitlcs Wa> "prorlslOnal mau-
AGA d" Eichnuud by military appoint
nm, aud va. subsequently chosen Mayo
. H. ,fl by the City Council which
''"i pt.Nious 10 the municipal troubles.
~'o, 'At; time hr has been receiver of the
.r",r. Bank, whose affairs have been
'...nd "; and was also Joint receiver with
~ e.. 9. itrdy III settling W the business
'#, Niun oi Virginia. III November OF
#-' ...'. l.. WAS chosen president Of the Old
i"--olen ru-ar Refining Company TO ill
80 'r.rm'F in that Office occasioned by the
''>..0.'i,n u Nj. Charles I, Wortham. Mr.
-.I'd'n ~. also member of the Board VI
-....t-ls Il thc First National Bank.
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SWIFT CREEK MANUFACTURINI COMPANY
A charter granted by Judge Samuel 5. Wei
siger. of the Circuit Court of Petersburg, to
the Swift Creek Manufacturing Company,
has been lodged in the Office of The Secretary
nj the Commonwealth for record. The pllr.
noses for which the company has been or.
panized is the manufacturing of cotton,
fax, wool, wood, iron, grain, or any of them,
onTSwift creek, in the county OF Chesterfield,
Tbe capital stock shall not be less than
100000 nor more than Ssoo,oJu, n an.aso ! so
into shares of Sl00 each. The following are
the officers for the first year George a.
Davis. president; 4. r. HUI, >. +. aIfinS
ton, n. NJ. Tamor,, Il. A. Martin, II. l.
plummer,. and r. I. Arlington, ,atfec''rss'1
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IIsaAILABrE LETTERS REMAINING IN. THE
R,csMoND PosT- OFFICE JUNE &c. 4. Girls
void, Richmond, Va; Mrs. s;siy Finks. care
L.IW. Carroll, N orwicb, Conn.,; Mrs. Nancy
Jordop Thomas Williams, 2OOO Mani street,
Richmond, Va; John Smith, 1851 Broad
way. New York city; William l.. Parrish,
Jr., care A. L. Elicit & Co., Richmond, Va;
r. Potts, Edge, Hill, King George county,
Va; two, no address; Messrs. Hill IL Beebe,
Surry Courthouse, Va; Mrs. Jane CersleS
Manchester, Va; Miss Virginia I. Jeyaes,
care Judge Scarburgh, Norfolk, Va; Moses
Chambers, Danvilie;; Va. 'E
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7 CorsrY NOTES.-The attendance at court
has heen remarkably small for grand jury
term. many farmers being kept away ny
press Of business, q Reports from rom vi POT,
averaeei crop offwheat will be made, and the
osta are reporsed ii d better condition than
for. many years; corn and tobacco are eoing
we'll; ffuis plentiful Attention is neins
given t6 stock and clttlc-n,tsing. Ihe sup
spy of wool hos exceeded expeetastnn. COT
n.lAantfng IS being engaged IN IN SONG
parts Of tue county. The absence Of dis
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\, 50 ~ BROAp-STEEET REAL ESTATE
,'''>t'. i''"ll X SON sold at auction ycater.
~ ttt"rn""n brick house and lot on north
"' "t iIpad street between Foushee aud
itI'N ,rrels, 24Xl30 feet, at $3.50; and u
, with d stable thereon, adjoining the
. 'o'". 34X12n, at 81. .J2J.
~" iiAAL ESTATE on CARY SrEEET.--
y ~. t'rubb> Il Williams sold yesterday
@''FupQn the Storcliuuse AT the northwest
'nel Of Cary and Virginia streets, front
W thirty lcet. running back siXty-oe'en
| h.lNccn lines slightly conrersinS to a
'2'h Of nineteen feet, for 81 ,010.
:, ~. OF French GAaDrs HILL PRoPERrY.
a'asls. Grubhs & Williams sold yesterday
s'inuon framed tenement No. i3o Ninth
''''i. French Garden Hill, lot thirty by one
''ldrcd and thirty feet, for 81, ,725. Also two
q" l'it lots III rear OF above, fronting on
rnli street sixty by Que hundred and
Alty feet, at S4.95 per front foot.
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'Hrs cr 4 NosE.- Yesterday morning
."ut II o'clock little scrimmage occurred
'.nN 'he Exchange Hotel between Master
. ". Valentine and Mr.. Simon Stern. The
i'g'r met the latter and demanded the pay
u pi d dollar alleged to be due. On the
- r:fllSal To pay over the amount due,
.. !orlner dealt him a blow on the nose
'~,I taued the claret TO flow freely.
-ry were al! arrested and taken before
Lie Crew, when Stern demanded pay
IN u ~, dollars as damages Inflicted
u ha nasal oryau; which Master Nalen'
9f rrIu,.l TO pay, but offered instead a
i 1ll sud Il collar rs full compensation
a.; 'Diti,i,s Inflicted. Stern preferred the
, Ion Of the Police Justice. Valentine
',. lalied. and the case will come before
: Police Court this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-13

Police CouRT-Justtce Wfute presid,nq.--
Mac Thaddon, charged with beating Robert
Pendleton.. Fined 8. 81.
Ellen c. Horner, Ida Mason, Mary Pres.
ton, and a number Of other women, charged
With keeping ill-goyerned and disorderI,
houses in Jail alley, were given until Satur
day ,changetheir places of residence
s. Laura Mabreg: aud Fannie Johnston, each
fined IS for fighting. =. 80 : q. ~ =
Temple King, for beating Laura Gate.
wood, fined So. = ~ .sA,7 -..s} .s;aaas...s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-13

NAoIALES A.SoclArloS.-Thc first meet
* ot The Board Of the Magdalcn 'As>ccia'
IN will hc held this afternoon at . O'Clock
Inc office Of Messrs. Ould and Darlington
i lhc names Of all the officers Of this asso.
a'itn have never been published, we give
y,iD below:
President, W. W. Parker. VI. D.; Vice.
.',ideut Robert Ould Treasurer, Thoma:
'aneh; Secretary. VIM. 2. Munford Other
i@nagels. Hon. 4. VI. Kelley, John A. Bel
~, r. W. Watkins. VI. d., j. b. Crenshaw
!. II. >'a'bc. l.. y. Noting, John Mahopy,
noinl> Po;t>. John B. Gary, Charles h
nEt9n, q. Tompkins, John 5. Well
"ra'. NJ. D., captain r. ID. Levy.
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HILL, & GODpIN, 81 j.. M., lot on Tenth and Cal'a
streets, with water front Oh the Basin,
r. P.S.SEaBURY,' Petersburg, Va, ats +. NJ, ipa
aud personal estate In Petersburg e. gt-.'

HALF A auLLIUSiN. .MoNEi.-We talk glioly OF
millions, but few of us realize how much million
is. It is vast sum of money. The one;fcnth Of IL
Is enough TO satisfy the desire Of most men. We
know one man who realizes what half million Is,
for he has handled Il and counted IT, and has II now
ON deposit a, the Farmers and Droyers Bank at
Louisville, KY Tbisis Governor BRAMLETTE, the
agent Of The Public Library Of Kentucky; and the
best of 1t Is. he proposes to give IT away-to divide
it among the tcket-holdcrs In the Grand Gift Con
cerr in aid Of the Public Library Of Kentucky,
which comes OF on tie 9Th Of July next at Louis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-13

i!.fAes NAHAgLE. TIE ALLEGED MURDERER.
N'.'rday was the day tixed by the Hastings
'aN' f@l passing sentence upon Horace
''u'tl", whc 'lras been convicted of murder
Nar' HVlu.- The accused was brought
i'tlon the city 'ail to the courtroom, but
~ I" h" absence Of the prisoners coun-
o., NAo MAS detained by sickness, Neuable
'r nj -cntcnCcd, but returned to Jail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-13

RusAwAY.-Ye Yesterday evening about I
O'Clock horse attached to a light wagon
took fright and ran of. The occupants.
jumped out near General Bradley Johnson's
residence, on Franklin street. The wagon
containsd several small children and baby,
all Of whom escaped with few slight
bruises III sL,gI iSL9. Gs;iI Z 80 q
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The !CELgBRATION OF TIE GRAYs.-Y Yester
day the Richmond Grays celebrated ,theil
twenty-ninth anniversary by a parade, tar.
get-shooting, and banquet at the pump
house. ....--.-...--.--
Having assembled at 0 A. NJ. at the First
Market Hall, in fuILdress summer uniform,
new caps and epaulettes and cross-belts, with
fatigue cap suspended from the belt. they
marched through several of the prineipa
streets, beaded by McCann's First Regiment
band dressed in their neat summer uniform
In front OF the postoflice the company
halted, and was drawn up in line to have
their photograph taken. They presented a
handsome appearance, and received shower
Of compliments from all who witnessed the
parade. Proceeding to the pHmp-house by
one. of the pleaSure-boats on the canal, the
company there had the contest for the prize
medals TO be won at shooting. The first
prize was won By Private George w. Duke,
the second by Ensign Kirley, and tue third
by Lieutenant Phillips.
The awards were formally made by JUS
tice J.-J. White, and a banquet was then
partaken of in the grove. 3-~'.@ ~ :
At half-past q the company returned to the
city, and after marching through some o
the streets were dismissed at the City Hall
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-13

FIRE THIS MoRNISG.--JuSt before. O'Clock
this morning fire was discovered IN the for
ward part of the 'canal-boat Dispatch, OF
Elk HHl, which was lying at her wharf on
the north side of the basin between Tenth
and Eleventh streets, loading with merhan-
disc for Cedar Point. An alarm was turned
IN at Box Al. Tenth between Main and Cary
streets, which brought out the Fire Depart
me Mt in a few moments. Being so conye'
nipntlv situated for water. stream was
play ins upon tue flames in very short time,
und the fire was at once put ont. .... ..
The Dispatch was owned and commanded
by Captain Robert Vaughn, formerly sheriff
of iGoocbland county, and was valued at
$500. The damage to the boat is estimated
at about 500, and was not insured. The
merchandise was damaged principally by
water, but not to any serious extent. The
fire originated through the careaessness OF
one of the hands, who fell asleep leaving a
light burning. ... '...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-13

'nA>cK oF SCHEpuLE.-Colonel i. NJ. K.
.r9lI, engineer and superintendent Of the
tHi"nd and l'an, lie railroad. announces
mother column in important change OF
riaj, on this road OH aud after Monday,
'EH, The IGih
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-13

,E.'. a.. .- 81. ARRISED.- ,...-.
steamer Fila Hancox, clifford, Norfolk, rner-
cl,andise and passengers. l.. u. Tatum, aren't.
Steamer j. ". EverInap, Plat. Phladcphia, fner-
chandibe and passengers. w. p. Porter, agent.
Steamer Wyanoke, Couch. New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, &. W.Allen Il Co., agents.
Schooner X. II. Harper. Baltimore, lumber, Z. Z.
Wbitlock
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk, mer-
claIIdisc and passengers. j.. b. Taunh agent, :.
Schooner Johu P. Kelso, StcellnaD, Norfolk rt@
Schooner Alice; Curtis, Phillips, Washington,
granite, Curtis & Barker.
SCHOONER W. j.. Franklin, Seward, " ashlnStoD'
dressed granite, Currie & co. .s E.s4 l.
.y.s MEMoRASpEN.
Schooner Yankee Doodle, Malsburg, cleared from
Philadclpha for Kichmond June 10. -
NOTICE TO MANNERS.
The Ieli buoy on Jl{ariiIigs ledge has carslzed,
rendering the be unserpiccablc 10 inarinera.
fs EEY rELEGRAPH.l
NEW York, June f2.-.ArriSed, steamer new VI
leans. Arrived cut, steamer City OF Limerick
FuKTKEss A-,NtOE, Jnne 'le.-Arrfysd,- brig
MinIlet froIu Rio for orders GchuOIler Farr1gut,
from boston for Richmond. has been hero three
tLlys waiting fur tug. Passed out, barque IN from
Norfolk for Liverpool.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-13

'o:ricIs RECEIVED. Henry Hancock and
'"seph Hall were received at the peni-
t-n'iarY yesterday from Frank lin county.
he toI1ner to be confined for the term OF
AN" Years for murder In the second degree,
I'D the latter for five years for horsestea!-
!ua.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-13

SECURE SOME or TIE HAMBURG EDGISG whici'
LEVY BROTHERS are selling at l2s and lsc. Per
yard they are worth double the money.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-13

HENRICo COUNTY CoURF-This court was
i'll session yesterday but transacted no busi-
ness Of public interest. E7T -aT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-13

TEACHERS desiring situations in the pub.
lie sciooIs-wiil find an announcement OF st-
periptendent Binford In another column ID
which they are interested,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-13

A. A.ALLES q BROTHER have the incest select
ed stock Of straw and other summer styIe hats to
be found in the city, anti their prices remarkably