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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-04
. CIRCUIT CoURT OF R1cHMoND.-Judge Well
fold, of the Circuit Court, has been absent
from the city for few days, but will return
Ia time TO open court Tomorrow. o.,

POLICE COURT, SATUgpAY.-The following
cases were disposed Of:
William Fl. Wyune, white sailor belong
Ing to the crew of the pungy j. r. McNa-
mara, from Baltimore, was before Justice
White charged with stealing s95 from Samuel
T. Cox, the captain of the pungy. Bail was
refused, and the accused was sent on to the
grand jury.
Henry Hx. whose case was continued
from Friday, was brought before the Justice
charged with violation of the; city and
State revenue laws by selling goods by sam
pie without license. As the prosecution
failed to prove him to be sample-mer-
chant, be was discharged.
William James Fuller, who fourishes
under the title of professor, and keeps day
and night school, was arraigned for unlaw-
fully annoying the neighborhood by pro-
longed noise that he called music on the
guitar and drum until late hour every
night. Fuller made speech to the court,
claiming that he was engaged in cultivating
the voices and musical talents of his pupils,
and had no intention to be unpleasant to his
neighbors. He was discharged with cau-
ton and reprimand.
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The Turf.

8. CLEVELAND, OHIO, August 2.-Neliie won
the race for 2:24 horses yesterday. Time,
2:24}, 2:245, 2:254.
The race for $50 horses was won BY Castle
Bay. Time, 2:25, 2:254, 2:243.
Port Leonard won the two-mile running
race. Time, 2:47i, GAG.
SARATOGA, August 2.-Crow's Meat won
the selling race for two-year olds-time,
1'193. :,
Belmont's Breadalbane colt won the signal
stakes-time, 3:404. F.
The selling race for all ages was won by
Hubbard, with Wanderer second-time,
5:34.
The chief interest in the races of the day
was centred in this last one, in which Harry
Bassett and Wanderer again met. The Nc
Daniel entry was the favorite. Wanderer,
however, found many hackers. A good start
was effected, Bassett getting away first,
Wanderer second, and Hubbard third. AT
the ha,f-mile pole Wanderer was leading
Bassett about length, Hubbard making 3
trailing race some dozen lengths in the
rear. ...
ENo changes Of any consequence took place
in their relative positions Tor the first mile.
Going up the back stretch. Bassett quilted
the lead, and Wanderer, increasing his lead
at every stride, looked every inch the win
ner. At this period the hackers Of Nc
Daniels stable sought to hedge their bets
and there were large odds, that WandereT
would win, with but few takers.
The glorious uncertainty was destined,
however, to receive another illustration.
When it seemed all but impossible that Wan
dcrer could lose, Hubbard, passing Bassett
rushed along at a tremendous pace, challeng
ing Wandercr and taking the lead from him
Entering the home stretch on the third
mile, Hubbard led by two lengths, and Won
as be pleased.
The result of the race created general as
tonishment, as before the start ConoDel Nc.
Daniel applied for permission to withdraw
Hubbard, stating that he was sick. The
judges, under the rules Of the Association
declined to grant the permission. Mechanic
gave out that be would merely gallop Hub.
bard, and leave the race between Bissett
and Wanderer. ...
BUFFALO, N. Y, August 2.-Fourteen car
loads of horses from the West will arrive to-
night to participate in the races at this place
next week. 1t is probable that the rains O
the past few days will place the track ii
| splendid condition. The weather Is now
cool, and the hotels are fast filling up with
| visitors
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NfANCHESTER NEWS.

CHARGED WITH RoBBIEG A FEssEL.-On
Friday policeman Richard 2. Smith, in COM
pany with Captain Samuel r. Cox, <of tbe
schooner s. r. McNamar, lying in James
river below Manchester, arrested William
Fl. Wynn, charged with robbing Captain
Cox of the sum of nincty-fye dollars. When
arrested he made an attempt to throw away
all the money on his person, and at the door
OF the cell attempted to swallow $2l 90,
which proved to be all the money he bad
left. He has only one eye; says he was
born in Petersburg, raised in Norfolk, and
was married in Manchester in 1868. The case
was brought before Justice ChiIes Saturday
morning, but not coming properly within
the jurisdiction of his court, the prisoner,
in charge of Captain Lipscomb, was turned
over, to the authorities OF the city OF Rlcit'
-mond.
Police CouRr.-Forty.three cases were
appropriately disposed OF by Justice Chlles
during the month of July, with quite al
addition TO the town treasury Ihs ponce
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTArE,-Tbe

TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The follow
ing conveyances Of real estate were made
during the week ending August2
Lots fronting
373 feet on Cary street corner First, for
S2,363.50.
II feet on Nineteenth street between Main
and Cary, for 3 1850. '. -
81 feet OIL Seventh street near Baker, for
$24S.
G6 feet on Laurel street near Federal, for
S4,4j5. ..
G6 feet on Laurel street near Federal, for
$3.50. .-.. ....- -.. 49,. -rs.
II feet on Main street between First and
Second, for $500.
80 feet on Church street, for 81 900.
% feet on Main street near Twenty-third,
for $40. g.. .. >..r
2G feet on China street near Cherry, for
$1,000.
Al feet on Cary street between Twentieth
and Twenty-frst, for S4,250.
so feet on Second street between Byrd and
Arch, for S4l4.
81 feet on Leigh street corner Gimer, for
S3t7.25.
u '11-12 feet on Marshall street between
Henry and Smith for s., 100.
II feet on Seventeenth street between
Marshall and Clay, for $3.50.
81 feet OH Seventeenth street between
Marshall and Clay, for 500.
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RETAIL MARKET PRlCEs.-The following Is
a statement of the retail city-market prices
on Saturday ,.,
Meats.-- ---Bcef-. Choice, 20c. second cuts,
15c. Veal Choice, 1GSc.; shin, 20 to 2oe.
Lamb, l63c. Pork, 123e. -.
cl-.-Chickens, very good, 20 to 4Oe.;
markets we'll supplied. Ducks, % to 4oc.
Fsh.--Good spots, 20 to 2oc. per buncn.
Sheephead, 1875. per pound: CRABS, AUG
per dozen. Sturgeon scarce--.6c per pouno: NJ.
Veqetables.--Irish potatoes. new, 2oc. per
balf-peck; per bushel, $3.50 to Sl.29. beets'
4c. per bunch Of five or six. Cymbins, 10
1Oc. per dozen. Cucumbers, ~ to l5c. per
dozen. Snaps, Sc. per quart. Onions, &C.
per bunch. Tomatoes, sc. per quart, or 2oc.
per peck. Cabbage, to 2Oc. per head;
Green corn, 10 to zoe. per dozen. Black-eyeo
peas, 15c. per quart. Butter beans, 2oe. per
quart.
Miscellaneous Prime butter, % to 3uc'
per pound. Eggs, 90 to pc. per dozen.
Fruits..--Apples, 8 to 10c. per quart.
BackberrieS, SC. per quart. GooseberrIes,
10c. per quart. Peaches, 5to l0c. per quart
Whortleberries, l0c. per quart. Watermel-
ons, 10 to 50c. Cantelopes, 8 to 1Oc. Pears,
Zoe. per quart.
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Editors Richmond Dispatch, You always
take AL active interest in the comfort of our
citizens, and knowing this we ask you to ar
range with General Newberry to have an
additional number Of seats put up in the
Capitol Square to enable those who visit it
every evening and night to have some place
to sit down to enjoy its beauty. Not half of
the visitors can get q seat, and it is against
the written law to go on The grass, and the
rough walks are too hard for seats. l write
this at the request of some ladies who were
forced to walk about because seat could
not be had We saw,a few nights ago, two
men-,chite men-occupy two seats, each
Wing at full length, while ladies and cbil-
iren were forced to walk about, or go home.
The proper officers should see that the
guards are on duty up to Il O'Clock every
good night, and thus protect the seats from
sIlch treatment. ~ -. .'.e.
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at. present organized. Captain Lipscomb
with his able assistants are determined to en-
force The ordinances -, 49,. .4sf,., ], &.
MEETING OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES. The
regular semi-monthly meeting of the Board
of Trustees was held, on Friday night. Pre-
sent: W. r. Weisiger, president; Messrs.
Chiles, Owens, Moody, Gary, and Jones.
Dr.. l.. r. Chiles, chairman of Committee on
Ordinances, reported ati ordinance regula.
ting the duties of the police.f force of the town.
The report was unanimously adopted and
the same ordered to be printed. ,,Rey. VIII
liam A. Campbell was elected member Of
the Board otce ]. 7. Whitlock, resigned.
: TRIBUTE OF REsPEC-.-At the last regular
meeting of Manchester Council, Friends of
Temperance, the death of ex-President
George a. Gibbs was appropriately an
nounced. The following pall.bearers were
appointed: W. G. Owen, j. B. Gary. George
S. Baugh, w. 81. Kidd, w. F. Clothworthy,
and c. Farley. Committee on Resolutions !:
Fl. B. Owens, Marcus A. Cogbill, w. B.Wei-
siger, and James A. Gentry.
PERSONAL II. Cogbill, Esq, clerk
OF the'C e'County Court of Chesterfield county,
left on Saturday morning for the White Sui
phur Springs in pursuit of health.
For GovERNoR.-The name Of Judge
James Fl: Cox is very prominently mentioned
in this and adjoining Southside counties us
a. candidate for Governor of Virginia.
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MOONLIGHT EXcURsIoN.-The first moon
light excursion of the season will take place
this evening OH the elegant and swift steamer
John Sylvester The affair is in the hands
of Il competent committee of gentlemen,
who guarantee the best of order and plea
SAINT time. Those who desire little recrea-
ton, with pure air and fresh breezes, should
secure their tickets from Messrs. West,
Johnston Il Co. at once. The steamer will
leave her wharf at Rockets about u o'clock
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DEATH OF Mr.. JoHN A. RoBIssoN.-Mr.
John A. Robinson, well-known citizen of
Richmond, died at his residence on Franklir,
street at late hour on Friday night, in the
55th year of his age. Mr. Robinson was
formerly merchant, doing business in this
city, and had many friends who will regret
the announcement of his death. He had
been sick for sometime. and it was at first
thought that be died from an overdose of
chloral. IL is now understood that death
was caused from nervous prostration and
physical exhaustion.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

ATEW HEALING SPRINGS, on the stage
~ r,,d hntween f.oyjngton and the celebrated
Old Healing, and half mile from litter place. Is now
omen Neat cottages, comfortable quarters, ana
good fare. Waters same as Oid Heaiing. oooa
hunting and fishing. ,.- o.
Terms: 81 so per day; 10 per week; and SSS per
A ddress ERASMUS WILLIANS,
~ ao-lw* Healing Springs, Bath county, va.
OATH ALUM SPRINGS. VIRGINIA,
D OPEN JUNE 18TH,
Tcu MILES Fu0M MILLBoRo' DEPOT, CHEsA-
pEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
This place Is noted for Its alum and tonic cnalS-
beate waters, pmra and dry atmosphere, locatioD,
buildings and u In every way suited
TO the comfort OF families. Board, $50 per monlh
four weeks. For particulars send for Circulars
Post office al the springs.
clan. --..' JOSEPH BAXTER,
W. Z. CARRINGTON.
tc A-om Propretors.
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A DgEAM.-These supernatural reveIa'
tons are really becoming impressiVely com.
mon. One OF the most interesting OF recent
eases is hat OF Il lady in Columbus, ONO, VINO
was awakened from bcr sleep by mysterious
voice eXcaimin", Your brother ," iliiaiii 's
dead" She screamed; she swooneu' sue
refused to be comforted ; and the remainder
of the night she passed in tears. What Is
remarkable is that she received letter Inc
very next day from her brother STATING,
that he was dead? by no manner OF means
He wrote that he was quite well, and had
just nude profitable contract with the Town
aul York Tribune.
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POSTAL STArIsTIcs..---The following mail
matter was delivered and collected by the
letter-carriers at the post-ofice during the
month of July: Mail letters delivered, 97,-
1872; local letters delivered, 7,l43; postal
cards delivered, 1856; newspapers, &c, de-
livered, 32,947; letters collected, 56,229 !;
postal.cards collected, 4,215; newspapers,
&c, COLLECTED, 1864; total collections and
deliveries 2O2 Ol6, S.,
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NItHMDNU' ' n, OdIIUdIy y IofL'
We have made chemical examination of DAVID
f. CLEMMER's MOUNTAIN RYE WHISKEY, using
for the purpose samples selected by ourselves from
ten barrels belonging to lots received by Messrs.
GEORGE A. HUNDLEY & Co., at different times and
of ages varying from one 60 fourteen months. In
obedience to the explicit Injunction Of the agents
that the examination should I've thorough, we have
subjected this whskey 10 the most searching tests.
1t has stood them all perfectly, nothing OF dele
terious nature being found In it. 1t cn therefore.
he confidently recommended for its purity aud cx-
cellence to those who Use whiskey rs beverage,
while for medicinal purposes 1t Is all that can be de-
sired. WILLIAM Ill. TAYLOR, NJ. d.,
Analytical Chemist and Lecturer OH Chemistry,
Medical College Of Virginia;
r. S. J. PEBBLES, NJ. D.,
Professor OF Chemistry, Medical College of Virginia.
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Fires.

PORTLAND, August "A fire broke out at
4 O'Clock this morning. Twelve blocks are
now in flames. The fire Is still spreading.
The fire departments of Vancouver, Oregon
City, and Salem are on their way here. The
water supply is failing. The fire commenced
near the Metropolitan Hotel. Nearly all the
city bounded by Gamhill street, on north
Second street, on west Columbia, on South
and River, and on East streets Is in flames.
NORWICH, Conn.,, August 2.-The Bleach
ing Company's building here was burned
last night. Loss, $4,000.
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California items.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 2.--Priyate Henry
Murphy, of Company NJ, Fifth cavalry, was
shot dead yesterday by the camp butcher.
ONLY nine ships have cleared with wheat,
against fourteen to the same time last year.
Farmers arc inclined to hold the new crop
for higher prices.
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Funeral Of the Lampley Murderer

Funeral Of the LamDIey Murderers.
BALTIMORE, August 2.-Joshua .Nichol.
sons funeral took place to-day from his
fathers residence, on east Madison street.
The funeral procession was quite large, in
cluding twelve carriages.
Holoban's funeral also took place to-day
under the auspices OF the Prisoners Aid
Association, and his body placed in 4 vault
in the Baltimore Cemetery to await the ar
rival of his relatives from Canada.
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Fatal Ratlroat, Aeetdent..

. CUMBERLAND, August IA freight train
ran into a gravel train this morning, killing
one person and hurting three.
T1TusvItLE, PA, August 2.-Three per
sons were killed this morning by the COLI
sion ola freight and an oil train. One OF
the engineers had thigh broken. Fifteen
cars were burned, together with the bodies
of the persons killed.
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. THE NORFOLK FIRE AND THE MERCHANTS
AND MECHANICS FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
R1cHMoND.-The above company's loss will
be very little over twenty-five per cent. of its
risks in Norfolk. The general impression It
one time was that the Richmond companies
suffered very much. The combined loss,
however, will be light. ..'# i 80
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Return of the Fifth Maryland
Rcgiment.

BALTIMORE. August 2.-The Fifth Mary.
land regiment, National Guard, arrived here
this evening from Cape May, after ten days
encampment there. They were received al
the depot and escorted to their headquarters
with all honors by the Sixth regiment, Ma
tional Guard. Baltimore rejoices at the re-
turn of her pet regiment.
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W. B. RATCL1FFE, 10 A. NJ, groceries.

W. b. RADCLIFFE, 10 A. NJ, groceries.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON, sP. NJ, brick store
house on Dock street. ..-.
A. B. DUESBERRY, IL a. NJ, household furni-
ture, &c,
REDWOOD & CRENSHAW, 10 a. NJ, household
furniture, glassware, &c.
THOMAS W. KEESEE, 10 A. NJ, at his auction
rooms, household and kitchen furniture, sew
ing-machine, crockery, blooming oleander, &c
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ACCIDENTALLY ) no T.-Information has
been received in Richmond that Charles
Britton, son Of Samuel Britton, Esq, deputy
-four inspector of this city, was accidentally
shot at the Cold Sulphur Springs on Mon
day last The pistol bullet entered the
calf of his leg, making painful but not
dangerous wound. The young man was
brought down to Waynesboro', where his
mother is spending the summer.
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RECOVERED HER MND.-Mrs. Emily j.
King alias Chick, who was arrested some
weeks ago for creating disturbance on the
street, and committed to jail by justice
White Us person of unsound mind, ana ad
Judged lunatic by commission, was on
Saturday released from confinement III lal
and turned over to her husband, she having
recovered hersmind.
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ANOTHER ExcURsIoN.--The members of
Stuart Lodge, No. 141, l. o. .. F., leave the
city this morning on an excursion to West
Point. A fine band, of music has been en-
gagged for the occasion, and the trip will
doubtless be pleasant one. z, '.",r-A
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND Posi- OFFICE AUGUST 2.-Putney
& Watts, city; o. Z. O., city (2); George
Burgess, city: j. B. Bradshaw Il Co., New
Hebron. Va. p. NJ, D. l.. o.. Washington,
d. G.: William Chadmon, -; w. Bigger,
city: Lewis Mckenzie, -.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Man Killed.

lopeeiai telegram to the Dspatch.l
: WAYNEsBoRo', Va, August r2.-William
Harvey, colored man, was killed at this
place last night by the western-bound train.
IT is supposed that he was asleep on the edge
OF the platform, and was struck by the cars
"a they passed.
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Professor OF Chemistry Medical College of Virginia.

PERsoSAL.-WALLER A. ELLIOTT, formerly
with r. L. Williams, can be found ut the hardware
store Of WATKINS & CoTTRELL, No. 1907 Main
street. They have a large and complete stock OF
hardware and would cordially invite my friends
TO call on me, feeling assured that | can supply
,hem on The best terms. w. A. ELLIOTT,
formerly with X. l.. Williams.
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The HEADQUARTERS! OF fHE srkrE Coss
SENTATIVE CoMaIrTEE viii be Open at the
southwest corner of Main and Eighth streets
during the present week. Delegates to the
State. Convention are requested to report to
the committee on their arrival in the CITY.
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LIBRARY REMOVED library, etc., of
the Young Mems Christian Association, now
in the rooms corner Eleventh and Main
streets, were being removed on Saturday
to Grants new building, next to Spotswood
Hotel site.
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A SAD CASE OF INsANrTY.-The West
Chester Ne,rs has the following:
A young lady in aftluent circumstances.
and highly admired in fashionable circles in
Philadelphia, recently visited Oxford. this
county. tor the purpose of stopping few
weeks with an aunt in that borough.
She was at intervals visited with insane
attacks. and on last Friday evening she
jumped from second-story window in her
aunt's residence, and wandered therefrom
down the Baltimore Central railroad to Lin
coin station. distance of three miles, aud,
much to the Joy of her relations, returned to
Oxford Oh the following morning, without
showing signs Of fatigue from her previous
nights tramp.
On Saturday her brother arrived from
Philadelphia, and on that evening, as she
still seemed quite wrong in her mind, she
was seen safely in her bed and the door of
her chamber securely fastened. She had not
retired long, however, when some person
called at the residence of her aunt, and stated
that they thought that the young lady was
out in the streets again, but aS it was very
dark, and raining in terrible manner, it
was thought it was very improbable, but
upon reaching her room, ii was found that
she had tied the sheets Uf her bed together,
and had let herself down to the pavement
below, leaving the window open after her.
Worse than all. she had not taken her
clothing with her, and had even divested
herself of her night dress. Her brother,
together with several others, imme-
diatcly started out in search Of The
poor girl, in the midst of the terrible
storm of rain which was raging at the
time, and starting down the railroad, with
the aid OF lanterns, they found tracks of
dainty feet in the mud, and following the
road down below the new car-shops. While
hunting for the tracks here which they had
lost, it is supposed she was attracted by the
lights, and she appeared on the scene in a
very diIapida;ed plight indeed, shiver-
ing with the wet and cold, and going up to
her brother. whom she recognized, she
asked the following very cool question:
= Are you looking for meW and upon being
answered in the affirmative, she then made
the reply, "You were not long in finding
me-" Her brother having provided him.
self with an overcoat Immediately threw it
over her, and she marched back home, talk
ing pleasantly AL the way, as though no,
thing had happened. On Monday she was
taken to the Philadelphia Insane Asylum.
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ToBACco-STAMP CoLLECTIoEs.-Thea amount
of internal revenue tax collected on tabucco-
stamps alone from May l, 1859, to July 81,
1873, inclusive of the time in which Collector
Burgess has been in Office, is Sl0,124 ,56.03,
classified as follows Cigars, 53,520.27; eX-
port, SIS, ,462.15; smoking, SS77 ,S56.97; plug,
S9,Il4,1 1864.
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PEMBROKE WHITE DRESS SHRTs.-The Penn
broke is the Lifting white shirt made Sold only
by Z. B. SPENCE & son, Merchant Tailors, 1890
Main + s.. 'a-
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| HAVE ANALYZED TIE WHlSKEY KNOWN
un,cr the brand Of "B SELECT" controlled by
slesssrs. WALTER ID. BLAIR Co, Richmohd,
Virginia, aud find 1t free from fus oil aud other
impurities, and recommend its use for medicinal
and family purposes j. b. MCCAw. NJ. d.,
Late Prof of Chemistry Medical College of Va.
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Death of an Old Texan OGicer-Endian
DcpreLatiOns.

GALVESTON, August 2.-Generai Sidney
Sherman, the last cavalry commander of San
Jacinto, died in this city last night, and will
be buried this afternoon with military
honOrS. -s'
A special to the Ne,1s from San Jacinto
gives accounts of more Indian outrages.
Along the frontier at Fair City, Perias
bridge, and Blady's creek there is great ex-
element, and the people are abandoning
their homes and crops.
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CONVICT RECEvgD.-Robert st. Clair was
received at the penitentiary on Saturday
from Bedford county, to be imprisoned six
teen years for horse-stealing.
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Mention Is made of the purchase for
S4OO. by DIR. Holcombc, In New Orleans, OF
a painting by Murillo, depicting Mary Mag
dalen.
We read that Joaquin Miller, when living
with the Modocs, was called "Nowoiadam,"
and that this means "The Moon Gazer."