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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-12-11
Home Journal and Eclectic,

and other works unnecessary to mention,
can be had. in connection with the Home
Journal, at greatly reduced rates. We
guarantee the transit of subscription, for in
erery case we buy a 2. o. money order.
ATLANTA MARKET.-The following are
the ruling prices for the articles mentioned
in the Atlanta GA market, as reported by
II. I. Cox Il Co.. of that city:
CoRS-Whitc, per bushcl, S0aS2Ls; yell
low, 7SaS0.
WHEAr-Tenn. White, per bushel. | BOA
2 10; Tenn. Red. ! Seal 90.
OATs-per bushel, 55aGO.
FLoUR-Fancy. 50 5Oal0 90: Family,
50 OOa9 so; Extra. So 5OaS Is; Snperfine,
Sc 5Oa7J0.
BAcoS-Shoulders, per pound, 734as
Hams, llai2Ia Clear Sides, SaSl2.
B%UTrER-per pound 25c.
EGGs-per dozen. 25a2Jc.
Dry HIDEs-per pound. %l2i.aji.
a. SmEErISGs-pcr yard, l2a!2Jac.
rs SnEErISGs-per yard, lO,aallc.
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OURsELF.-Wc mean the Home journal.
1t is a paper far from being as good as
Winchester ought to have, but fully rs
good as we are justified in publishing. 1t
is the mouthpiece of all our interests. and
the citizen of Winchester or franklin
county who fails to subscribe tor it, is der
elict in duty. Indirectly he helps himself,
if not directly. But this has nothing to do
with the kind words we want to pulisE.
One subscriber, in Texas, cncloses us 50
and says: you have stopped my paper,
but | did not know my time was out. En-
closed. &c. | must have the Home jour
nal
Alady, writing from Brookcvillc. Miss.
says: Enclosed find two dollars for your
paper, including arrearages."
One from Hunts Station wants his jour
nal changed to said post office, and tells us
81 mustha vc the Journal"
Prof. W. +. Dew, Boston, Mass, rencWs
his subscription and says: We look for
the Home journal as we would for a letter
from old friends, for the people of W in
chester are indeed our friends, and we
want to hear from them often"
Another sensible subscriber in Texas
says: 81 see you intend to stop the Home
journal from all of III who are in arrears.
| do not know how | stand on your books,
but | send fire dollars to be sure | am 80.
H." He also adds that any citizen of
Franklin county who has 4 friend in the
west, or away from home, could not do
better than to send that friend the Home
journal. To all of which we say amen,
mud clnSn the yuLinct of SyIf this weak
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THINGS That HAVE NOT BEEN DONE
IN MISUNDERSTANDING Cemetery has not
been attended to. Cattle and Hogs still so
in I'D hJitam
The streets have not been graded. Ev-
cry rain renders pcregrination impossible,
unless pcregrinators conclude to wade
knee-decp.
Our Court House fencing still looks as
if it needed to be finished,
AND
WE shall continue to tell hereafter what
our town needs.
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LOOK 10 YOUR INTEHEsr!
AT BAUGH a. SIN MONS

You can buy Gents Clothing, Hats,
Boots, &c, alta very small advance on cost
FOR CASH.
Ladies' Dress Goods, Ladies' Hats, &c,
will be sold regardless of cost FOR CASH.
ShawlS, Blankets, Scarts.
eTY"Just come over and see how cheap
you can buy anything in our line FOR
CASM.
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This Route is rs Miles Shorter to Mem
phis than via Decatur.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-15
Case of DIR. Huston.

BALTIMORE, March 14.-The case of Rev.
Lorenzo Dow Huston, charged before the
Methodist Conference here with gross lm-
morality and licentiousness. which has ex-
cited such deep interest in this community
and the entire Methodist Episcopal Church
South for the past year or more, was con-
cluded this morning at the session Of the
Baltimore Annual Conference Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church South. Shortly after
the meeting of the Conference this morning.
Bishop Doggett, who was presiding, inquired
if the committee IN the case Of Rev. DIR.
Huston was ready to report. The chairman:
Rev. DR.. Register, responded "Ihey are.
and handed in the following report, which
was read by the secretary:
"Baltimore, March II, 1s13.-The COM
mittee to whom the case OF the Rev. IL. y.
Huston was referred beg leave to report tbat
they have come to the conclusion that the
charge of immorality is unanimously sus-
taiued, and that the said L. ID. Huston has
been expelled from the Methodist Episcopal
Church South"
Bishop Doggett asked If any representa-
tive OF DR.. Huston appealed from the deci-
sion. DR.. Register said that DR.. Rosseli, as
counsel for DIR. Huston, had fnfimated pur-
pose to appeal to the next General Confer
ence of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South. All papers in the case were then
handed over to the secretary Of the Confer
ence. Bishop Doggett then remarked, sac
cording to the report Of the committee, L. d.
Huston is expelled from the Methodist Epis.
copal Church South upon the charges, as re-
rorted, and, that Is an end Of this solemn
niittnrn
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The THEATRE. The Theatre was crowded
last night there was not standing-room.--to
see Mfr. Owens as "Msjor wellington
De Boots" in !" Everybody's Friend" !" and
Horatio spruggins /" in "Forty Winks.'
AS to bis impersonation Of these characters,
we can say nothing which will add to Mr..
Owcns's well-carned reputation. Both
were well played in all their parts.
and the audience had the rare satisfac-
ton of complete performance instead of that
usually presented by theatrical companies
when one has the whole burden upon him
self. The company of Mr.. Owens is indeed
one OF the best It has been our good fortune
to see, and the manner in which every play
is put upon the stage is thorough in every
respect. There will be matinee to-day, and
Mr.. Owens will appear In "Married Life y
and 6 Slasher and Crasher."
Tonight, the last Of his performances, he is
cast in Happiest Day of My Life" 'solon
Shingle," and "The Live Indian" Mr..
Theodore Hamilton will appear in 'tSolon
Shingle "as Robert Ward. =s
We would suggest that it is best to get
tickets from AmbolPs Musical Exchange for
the matinee during the day, and thus avoid a
crush at the boX-office of the Theatre
In parting from Mr.. Owens and his COM
pany we hope that it may be our pleasure to
greet them soon again, and with yet fuller
houses Iif it is possible.
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MANCHESTER ITEMS.

CHESTERFIELD COUNTY COURT. T.. Stick
well. charged with assault, was fined $40.
Jane Davenport and Isabella johnson,
charged with petit larceny, renewed their
bond of S25 each for future appearance, with
| Samuel NJ. Page as security.
Rules were awarded against Joseph
Brooks, William Pemberton, George Hicks,
and others. for contempt of court in not at
! tending as witnesses.
A decree agreeable to bill filed was granted
| in the case in chancery Of Martin Us. Near.
thur.
The venre has been dismissed, but the
petit jury was on duty yesterday, and it is
expected that the session of the court will
tend to-day.
CHURCH NoTEs.-At Methodist church.
Rev. Leroy NJ. Lee, D. D., II A. NJ. and u
?. NJ.
At Baptist church, Rev. Alfred Z. Dicken'
son, D. D., III A. NJ. and u P. NJ.
Services at same hours by the pastors al
Meade Memorial and Presbyterian churches
HANDSOME TENEMENTs. the many
new buildings recently erected is the row OF
Mr.. Isaac Kuhn, Cowardn avenue near
Stockton street. The style is unique, and
they are most comfortably arranged. Many
noticeable improvements are to be found In
the southeastern portion of town.
SALE OF A VALUABLE LoT.-Messrs. Moody
& Royal have sold the desirable lot formerly
the site of Plkinton's factory, at Hull street
and Second avenue, fronting q feet on
Hull street, for $40 per front foot, cash, to
William Is. West. Property in the lower
Bowery does not seem to be depreciating in
value, Judging by these figures.
FINANcIAL.-It is the intention of the pre-
sent Town Treasurer, as soon as possible. to
present to the taxpayers of the town a full
exhibit of the town Indebtedness, its reye-
nue, and the manner and causes of disburse-
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COTTON MARKETS.

WILMINGTON, March H.-C0tton-We eekly net
receipts 733 exports coastTise, COS bales; sales ~
baies.
cciCts, 430 bales
GALVESTON, March N.-Cotton unsettled good
ordinary, l6tc. Weekly net receipts, s,4sf Dalese
Ey yports-To Great Britain, 65is bales; coastvfse,
36Go bales continent, 229j bales. Sales Also bales
Stock, 67,433 bales.
lsSc. ordinary to low midd!nss, ieiG1st. Weekly,
net receipts, $3.50 ialcs; gross; $3.50 bales. Ex-.
ports-To Great Britain, 2,d70 bales; continent, 7d1
Dales; coastwise, 5,237 bales. sales, aseo baics.
SAVANNAH, March l4.-Cotton dull and nominal :
midIlings, 19c.; ordinary to low middlingS, B3Q2
Istc Weekly net receipts, 1903 balos. ExppYts-To
Great Britain. 1851 bales; continent, II Daiess
coastwise, 1894 bales. Sales $3.50 bales stock,l
5s,5gl bales. 49,.
lsAc weekly net receipts, 42 ~ bales; gfosB, 4s71s
bales exports-t0 Great Britain, 1851 bales cone
tinent 2Js25 bales; coastwlse, 6,so5 Daes; eatess
10000 bales stock, 2o3,573 bales. "
BALTIMORE, March is-Coftol dulli mi0QnnEss
zoe. weekly net receipts, 772 bales; gross, 1,s5s
bales exports-fo continent, Sos bales coastWl0e,
1877 haies !; salea, 733 bales: stock, 9TH b1les
AUGUSTA, March la-CottoH weaxs mtndiinNss
Is3c; weekly receipts, 2,s15 bales .shipmeuts aale
bales; sales, 2.7A bales; stock. 4,l17 bales.
MEalPHlS, March H.-Cotton nominal: low mig-
menis s,4sa bales sales, 7,2oo bales stock, SSss
btles. =
middliugS, 20sc.; weekly net receipts, @s5 naice
gross, s,al7 bales sales, 200 bales stock, sssao
blicS. ~ 5gs.ss.
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SUITS ON FRAUDULENT RoNps.-Tbe suits
of DR.. Josiah Ii. White and George Loyal
against the surcties OF William j. Annable,
late county clerk, for the value of two
county warrants, each for the sum Of $3.50,
was commenced in Henrico County Court on
Thursday. The counse! for the defendants
dcmurrcd to the declaration, and after argu-
mcnt the further hearing of the cases was
postponed until Monday, when, If the de-
murrcr is not sustained by the court. the
merits of the cases will be tried. These
warrants were Of those claimed to be fraudu-
lently issued. and were produced as evidence
before the Hastings Court of this city in the
trial of Aunable for obtaining money under
false prctences, and which resulted in his
being sentenced TO the penitentiary. The
bonds were presented to the cots'ty treas
urcr, who. acting under direction of the
Board of Supervisors. declined to pay them,
and hence the suit against the sureties OF
Dir. Annable
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From the New York Mail. |
sSiic;se and Candid.

81, annuaI statement Of the Brooklyn Life
la.'IIrlnr" Company i SinguIarly free from
#'..> llpiucItlNc Of criticism or suggestive
j .H,llriun. The figures arc presented in q
.-'".., and C1Nuid form, which good ElaDy
"ih. companies might emulate to advantage.
\.tlt'i. appears 20 have been included cX-
80 Re essentials OF security, and us an eN-
.l.tt ut acl,laIly available assets the Brook
tth'- report j. worthy Of all commnndation.
! &. rCia;any i. now able to show accumula-
ri amounting 10 nearly - coo, ,0u0--tle
i@ III assets during the past year being
@'r+@.GD. Ii deserves To be remarked,
'.',' That tl" ch3ractcr of the Investments is
h'li.UA!ly good, almost every item being oi a
fi"i"n!dl SORT ana susceptible OF easy con-
''i.lpn into cash OF It's equivalent Tor the re-
%urMcut- OF The business, or else OF paying
.l, la'i profit dcrivable from interest.
- IL" lutH liabilities OF the Brooklyn can
Nr provided l.Ssstud Il surplus retained OF
80! .,Di, lac riCinhcrs OF the company are in
'M) .@i'i! condition of safely which alone
80" max" '!t' INSURANCE worth having. The
'.,ncss Transacted by the Brooklyn last
'''! was upon tic usual conservative basis,
abt, ~ has sa"u shown, resulted in increaS-
.t- the c".ti' ~ a>>ctS more Than 5000, 900.
udcr t'tt' ,"ri;ii management of President
irtirk ia vigorous young office is steadily
-'inll. >.f"und andrciiccling credit upon all
Connected with ii. II enjoys. rs it deserves,
y" c''rc confidence Of the public, aud its
"t',@! pc>iJion is one that illustrates the
.tyr' # i,nAin" faith only to large figures.
tt IA past q be considered is whether q
'.-. 49, III surely meet its engagements,
".' "n ,.:'- l'o!ut the Brooklyn's statement is
= "''t and conclusive.
.',-r,. Thomas NJ. Alfricnd & Son, of
...' ny. .ac the general agents for Virginia
'. TAG brooklyn Life Insurance Company,
".'' .ir 50 thoroughly indorsed in the above
r.Ip.I
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THE IAlLoRS' BILL.
.rr FOR DEGRADING THE
COUNTY CoywTS.

,,r.,., ,rr AND pArlNE TIE JrRrsntc-
= IN COUNTY AND CIHCrlT HoIh' ~
-,.,r rur St-MsEH or TERMS ot ihh
.,,.yrs ,>p TO fIX TIE FAY OF
MY JUDGES.
trs>scd Ni7Irh Il. l'7S.j
...,g,,.l hy Hic General Assembly,
,..., ,I,o county courts may grant ie'tefS OF
.".n;.tr,,lon. admit wills to probate, ap-
...,grdig.>. CutatorS, and committees,
~. i,q,r Jurisdiction 10 hear ard deter
-, motions and other matters made
--,9, c,eninhlc therein by any statute.
The county court shall likewise have
.s..;rn of all rrcScntments. intorma-
49,. nd indictments for nisdcmcanors.
rr,- rnun;y court shall execute and en-
.,rn,.ar process ana in the manner
.,'t,I ~ law. every Judgment, decree, or
81 r,..,at..r entered therein, and shall
-, -, correct. aud enforce in like man
.., ,t,'r taken. or order, entry, or itl-
'.....,, made ~ the clerk Of said court.
,lr...,i,.lr. court shall have the same
,t;.,,, - = provided ly law on the day
,..., a., ,9l - elect: and shall, in addi-
.. .,,.,>,h..llr original jurisdiction for
.. ts,l cr indictments Tor tclonic>, and for
...> ~ r'H t>N" '''i',''>' ""'>'' '''"' w
r. .-u1[,'.i" 'A any '''r', ~. .,,o r,..,
70. s''r!f wear mere SHAN ne ,n,'e ;,t.. 80.
t.. '.".> W ~" rl'''' .""i ~ '"',. .n"s
..-,.. >,ar": AID special trrul> OF the cir
il, r"":'> may hc hc!a as ho" prov '''e" =.
.N. ,,
f. Al r9''>t'> n VI" "i'' III rn''"'l, i"I'u.
u- IN -" county r"n'! "h tue ua' l':, ,'.'
'.s~ effect, OF WiIich sac, court MS 'io luI ~
# 'lan under 'hl> ar'. sli' De removed ~
.. ,IrU' court Tor such rotiiliI. ana INC
-, "i t!w county court Is hereby dIrcctru
:. - deliver I" the clerk OF tnr c'r'ul'
..f for such county the of'Sli'a' papers,
. .,gI"'" tt HII >i'Ih CAUSES at Jaw ana ~
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LOCAL MATTERS.

REtaroUs SERVICES To-MoRRow.--The
usual religious services will be held In all
OF the churches tomorrow except the fol.
lowing speciat appointments
Koaunaentai.-The usual service at II A.
M. The hour for afternoon service has been
changed TO a O'Clock.
Second Presbgteridn.-,-Rev. Ii. c. Alex
auder, p. D., OF Union Theological Seminary,
at IL A. NJ. and 4 P. NJ.
7R'rd Presbyieriam.-Rev. C. r. Vaughan
(at the tabernacie) at ii a. NJ. and I:4i
=. NJ.
Serenu- Street Cnristtdn.-Rev. Joseph T.
Tyler at II A. NJ. and u p. NJ.
Union Station lNethodiSt-Rev. II. C.
Cheatham at IL A. NJ, aud at II p. NJ. to
young ladies.
Grace Street Bapttst.-Rev. N. w. VIII
| son. d. D., at ii A. NJ. and s =. NJ. Subject
at night: Importance of Baptism.
Manchester BdptiSt.--Rev. A. E. Dickin-
son ut II 4. N. and s P. NJ.
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ARRIVAL oP WHEAT FROM THE WEST
Twenty carloads of wheat (about ten thou
sand bushel>) have arrived at the depot OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad for the
HaXall Mills. This is but commencement
Of trade which will be immense, and ena.
hle our mills to keep at work the whole year.
acknowledgement flour has Il worldwide
reputation the trade from this port to Rio
was before the war very large. The numc-
rouS Richmond-owncd barks which bore
Hour to Rio returned loaded with coffee, and
Richmond became coffee market only
second in standing among the cities of the
United States.
AT no very distant day we hope to see our
South American trade greater than ever
through the increased exports of flour from
the uncqualicd mills of Richmond.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
PosT-OrrlcE AT RICHMOND, MARCH II, 1873
Dr.. George b. Steele, Main street between
Seventh and Eighth, Richmond; j. a.
French, Richmond; Miss A. &. Mitchell,
No. 1919 Broad street, Richmond; Thomas
Ealem. Richmond; Mrs. j. II. RAYMOND,
No. G Louisiana street. Richmond; W. Sid
ney Heath, corner Twenty-sixth and Frank
lin streets, Richmond; Miss Mary Chandler,
care of Mrs. Mary Thomas, Richmond;
Mary Preston, Middletown, Ohio.
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daroaeed tbe ressi.ience II ,Jpseph usle.

damaged Che residence Of Jpsep
gate, and the court house.
GscInsArl, March IA. ere occurred ftI
.Parkersbnrg, w. Va, last nisy u. which dr.
!troyeda a block Of stores in The rrincrd hstsl
ness part or the city, as follows s.
Matthews, jewelier; j. KuykendsIl dry
goods; Miss Payne. miIlineE; sJ. r. Herryss
warehouse; j. w. Dent, feed-store;; Martin:
& Gilbert, groceries w. II. Warne u Coz
furniture; +. a. Jones, druggist; j. j..
Waite, grain-store (; Mrs. Holiins, millinetyi 5
and the Methodist church and pafz1naSe.:
The two latter were insured for abort:
s., 900, which is about one.half their yalne.
The Others were mostly insured at high rses
miums, owing to their infarnmabie character
The total loss cannot be less than 99S0, 600 .s9
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Eridov nrch

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE. 81
Friday. March IA. ,5s4
OFFERINGS.
WHEAr.-white, l.l5o bushels Red, 1910 bushels.
OATs.-l,398 bushels. 5,SS E< ~ sSi
RIE-loO bushels. -
''-'. SALES.
WHEAT.-White, Ios bushels prime at g.: szs
bushels very good ut $Leo 10 bushels fair at el.75
total, 394 bushels
WIIEAr.-Eed, Ia bushels common at &l.So: lao
bushels mixed mt %i.70 200 bushels mixed ut 4I.60;;
2l2 bushels coed ut $3.50 ia bushels prime at $le
2. bushels very good ai $i.55; so bushels fair at
81 .75-tOtak S3J bushels. rs-'@ ~.
OArS.-2ss bushels mixed at eoc.; 9s bushels prime
on private terms; G0 bushels very good at 6oc. coo
bushels very good on private terms; 200 bushels
choice white Of 64c.-totil, i,el4 bushels.
RYE.-lO0 bushels prime at s5c.
RE-EXHIBITED. a ss&s
WuEAT.-White, 42s bushels. Red, COZ bushels.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. March la.-Flour dull and depres5eds
WheIt dull and weak; whi.e--choice, $2oS@l sf6;;
fair TO prime, sI.so0l2; amber, s2ASs.o6 Corn finn
for southern while southern, s2l6ac.; yellow south
quiet aud unchanged. Provisions strong, Mess.
pork, Sls.25. Bulk meatsshouiders, &c.; rb-sides,
7ic.; clear rib-sides, &c. Bacon-Shoulders ds4p1c.;
cured llans, Iatc. Lard, ssc Western butter steady
and in good drmand fair to good rolf 2i9g2acs;
.hoice CSC. Whiskey nominal ut 9cc.
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JOB PRINTING.-We call the attention of mer-
chants, clerks of courts, sherffs lawyers railroad,
Steamship and canal ofleersand agents, and all Others
having orders for printing TO the facilities offered ct
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution Of all kinds of jon
PRINTING. We Can furnish at short notice Cards,
Bll-iIeads Ietter-IIeads Programmes. Ball Tickets,
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Bil!s, Catalogues
Bills of Fare, Show-BiIls Checks Drafts, &c, &c.
Satisfaction guaranteed
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Arrival Of Emigrants-Fsosen Beel
Trade-PeIs6naI-D
rSpccial telegram 10 the D,srafef,s .5s y


NoRroLK, Va, March 1.-THE steamship
Australian, OF the Allan Line, arrived this
evening with e8 passengers-2e cabin, In
ternediatc, and "a steerage- bound for yir-
ginia and Maryland, and a heavy freight,
overdue three days on account Of head.
winds.
The Firefy, now In port, has on board q
cargo Of frozen beef. She was built especi'
ally for the purpose of transporting this COM
modify to Havana.
General William Fayer, N. G.. from Maine,
and Hon. j. B. Packard, NJ. C. from Indiana.
arrived to-day on visit to Colonel j. 81.
Platt, Jr., NJ. c. from this district.
Wright Renshaw, steward Of the schooner
Peerless, died this morning.
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ARMoRY FOR THE FIRST REGrMENr.-At q
meeting of the First Virginia regiment,
held Thursday night, the subject of erecting
an armory for the regiment was discussed at
length. A committee was finally appointed
TO secure 4 charter of incorporation Of a joint
stock company for the purpose, the capital
stock to be divided into shares of ten dollars.
The committee consists of Colonel Albert
Ordway, chairman ; and Captains l.. l.. Bass,
NJ. II. Clarke, W. G. Darlington, aud {. f.
FuyIur
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COOK q &LAUGHToN will sell ut 10 A. M, at the
horse-iot, mules, horses, spring dray, harness,

CArILLINA, THE NEW HAIR-PREPARAr1oH, ny
Messrs. Woop & soN, seems to be very popular.
The demand is steadily increasing in city and
try, and all who have used CAPrLLrEA pronounce it
very superior article. The word OF the proprfetors
is given for the entire absence Of all poisonous In
gradients in Its preparation. It Is strictly south
ern compound, and being pronounced by an good
article, 1t merits the patronage of those who use
such articles. Fer sale by all druggists.
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TuE PETERSBURG BREWING AND MILLING
CoMrASY.--The record of a charter granted
to the Petersburg Milling and Brewing Com.
pany has been lodged in the office OF the Sec
rctary of the Commonwealth. Capital stock
not less that $4,000 nor smore than $4,000,
divided into shares of 500 each. Principal
Office to he located in Petersburg. Officers
for first year: President, j. Is. RawlSton ;
Nlce-Presidcnt, Henry Stratton; Treasurer,
John ID. Young. Directors J. Il. Kun, w.
Febeman, and John Drie.
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william Foster 20 be- Eass.

NEw YORK, March 1.-THE private secre-s
tiry of Governor Dix announced 10 the
sheriff Of this city to-day that Governor Dix,
had written letter to the Rev. DR., Tying
saying that public safety and justice de-
nanded the execution OF Foster, the aar.:
hook murderer. The deputy sheriffs gre
now guarding Foster in the Tomhs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-15

CHASE AFTER A SNEAK-TnIEF.-Ac coiored
boy about fifteen years of age robbed the
moncy-drawcr Of William Freeman~s store,
on Brook avenue, yesterday morning. He
took the drawer, containing about $50, and
made Il hasty retreat. \ policeman from the
Third district got after him, however, and
The fuot-race between the two afforded fine
sport to the spectators fora time. The young
thief dropped the drawer and some of the
coin rs he went along. tIe finally gave the
officer the slip and got away with the rest of
the booty, which was in bank-noteS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-15
FINANCIAL.
[By TELEGRAPH.l
NEW YORK.

new YORK. March l4.-Monoy fraction COM
mission Sterling, 1913 1lo75. Gold, lis1li5S Cow
ernments dull and steady. States dull and steady
Teunessees s4s; new, sit. Yirgtnia's IS; new, 81
copsols, set; deferei Il. Louigisna's, Is; new, ts.
Levees, 4s; s's, 10. AIabama's, IS; SIS, S. Ge0r-
gia's, 20; rs, ss. North Cardinals, 90: new, II:
special tax. l?!. South Cardinals, 40; now, iSt;
April aud October, %. e 5E7s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-15
Apprer,ended Strike i'm New York.

New YORK, March 14.-The general i'm
preston is that if the strike occurs it will be
for eight hours work and an advance OF
twenty-five cents for piece.work.
A great deal of uneaslness prevails in
nearly all circles of trade 10 view Of proba-
BILE recurrence of the strikes. Many dealers,
especially in various branches of ilnniture,
believe strike imminent.