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COTIUN SlAIth ETS.

GALVESTON, April 95.-Cu ton-Nct receipts, eD7
lll,- sales, 10 uulc,; stock 6t.9lo bales.
SAVANNAH, april a. -C"tloi-Nct receipts. 7i3
'.acs exports 10 continent, 2U6! hulcs sales. s52
bales: stock, 32.sj4 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. April 2s.-co.on In moderate
icmand: mlddinSS; go; net rc,rirt. l,oio aic'
gross receipts, 2.lGj bales rXp"rlo-TU Grcat Eri-
tain sj!l bales: to The continent. ?.t75 bales COAST
wise. sO3 bales. sales, bAlc- last evening, 1000
bales stock, 1870 balcs.
NORFOLK, April 2t.-Co,or. l7ic.: net receipts,
10 bll.S: export colstwIsc. ,e5 bales sales, 30
5ilrs: 8 ock, 5,3.7 ',lies.
CHARLESTON. April .6.--Net receipts CSC bales:
sales. o. bali 8, .tocl ?l.aa3 bales.
3,oBiLE, A, ril 70. Net receipts. $40 bales; gross
receipts, 37s ud!cs; eAporl* co;St"i>e. 10 bc' )
sale, 600 bales; stock, 3I.2.j bales.
MEMPHIS, April ~ --Ac2cipts COL bales; ship
ments, G7l bales stock, u as bales.
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\ TEMPLE FOR THE DKrlps.-- lhe Ii''cu
Ancient Order of Druids III TINS citv nav III
the building of Druids' tEi'' ol
tcupIe. \ circular 81 ltimlttlng Z Da>'s VI
plan by which it is proposed to i:'ls' inc
n""e,scry funds is in circulation. Ihcy pro
pose forming = joint sock company, WIN
| 900 shares al so per share. The moae
prescribed by which these shares are 10 De
paid and controlled is one that, 1t IS silld,
commendS itself.
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KEW YORK tTS.

NV WIN 'INNNFIW.
NEW YORK. April 26.-Cotton quiet and steady:
s,lrs, l,:l blcs; uplars. ;9sc.: Oreis. iasc Ftur
lull aud unchanged. Whcai->trctly prime lots
trung: offerings light. Corn In fir demand aud
slia';c irmcr. Pork unsettled and lower: new,
:i..5ndSla. Lard Stnr.y. Navals quiet. Groceries
iuict. Naval stores have partially recovered their
,eciine If ,st week. hut business Is light. Cotton
Net rrc ipt-. 500 bale, gross 10. t'cs; sales for
.Np"rt to-tay, .lo ha.cs last evening, l35 bales
ale. uf futures ll,eO0 bales.
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THE FIRST OF TIE SEAsoS.-We were favored
by pIZZIxI on saturday afternoon with dish o..
bcluiful strawberries, which had just arrived from
the far south. They were large and luscious an1lt
would be L if,cuit thing for the 'yonns blo"ds OF
Richmond" It. lind more comfortable place os
which 70 treat their swcc,hcarts with everything
that il nice than al P,ZZISIs, on Broad street.
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The Wharton Murder Case Settled

BALTIMORE, April 26.-In the Circuit
Court Of Anne Arundel county, at Anmpo-
lis. this morning, the case of the State against
Elizabeth &. Wharton for attempting 10
murder Eugene Van Ness was settled H.,
ProSccutine-Atlorncy Redel enteIinga mol {
moSeqW with the consent oi Attorney .Gcne-
ral Syiye ,ter. This ends the famous Whar.
ton trials.
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Official Vote of Connecticut.

HARTFORD, Epril 2G.-rhc State Board of
Canvlssers to-day declared the official vote
cast at the recent State election. The total
vote for Governor was SG,SSl. IngcrSolPs
majority over all was 3,237, and his plurality
over Haven 5.Sl4.
The Democratic Slate ticket is elected by
All average msjority OF about 1900, leaving
out the Treasurer
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The FIRE SATuRuAY.--The alarm of fire
sounded Saturday afternoon about So O'Clock
from the second policcsation was caused
by the partial burning of the roof OF two.
story brick dwelling OH Fifth street between
Clay and Leigh, owned by Mr.. Charles c,
Elicit and occupied hy Mr. Mitchell Meascl
and family. The lire was cxtpgui>hed, be-
fore the arrival of tie fire brigade, hy Mr.. ID.
:. CorGIc. who cut through the roofwith an
axe and put it out. In doing SO, however,
lie ran his head against nail, which inflicted
a Sight wound.
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". B. RADCLIFFE. lUa AN, groceries, &c.
B. f. MORRISETT. al M. II. Eighth street, bar
fixtures. groceries. liquors, &c.
COOK SLAUGHTUN, 10 A. W., groccric', liquors
&C. At The corner OF st. James aud Dural streets
GRJ-Hl;S & WILLIAMS, IL NJ, at their office, Fle.
vcnth street, lot on Fifth street near the Arn"ry
bridge Also. pcws in First and Second Btptis'
churches. Also. stock.
RICHARDSON { co. at T. NJ. famcd dwelling
and lot in IIarvict"wi.
THOMAS VI. KEESEE, 10 a. NJ, furniture pi'
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THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO MAY CELEBRA-
r,ox-Tne committee having uudcr coilsl-
Grafton The celebration in May OF The open,
iny OF the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad Will
meet this afternoon at & O'Clock in the rooms
of the Chamber of Commerce.
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TELEGRAPH ~ Nrwo
Damage to Crops.

rc.o.,.,A, s"SS 10 SfOaSS-
NORFOLK, APP il es-Fro>t ana loo !, mi.
'...'o" ~. '"s morning. 1t Is apprehendef
'"1' SUM- Of the crops, particularly SNAPS
'"u .o toes, are seriously injured. Tie
''e"'a' has moderated very little.
Associated Press telegr,ms.I
, GoLDssoRo' April 26.-Tbere was heavy
rost last night throughout the State, which
damaged the crops and fruit generally. 1t is
feared that the cotton planted early is eu.
trely ruined.
KNOXVILLE, April Pa severe frost oc-
Cured bere and in other parts of the STATE
last night. The peaches have been killed
and the wheat injured.
COLUMBIA, S. g.. April 2G.-There was
| heavy frost and ice this morning. The youn.
cotton and vegetables have been killed IL
This vicinity. Cold weather is also reported
! III tie up country.
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the urtt lury drawn for thu next term ut
the HuSlinws Court, whose term Of service
will commence on the 9Th of May: II. Thee
dore ElI,Son. Il. Ii. Dibrell, u. o. Davis,
William G. Dlndridge, c. d. Anderson,
Clement II. Bark>dale, Orange Bennett,
George l.. Bilgood, William Ahern, George
W. Allen, Jr., Joseph +. CottrclI, Miles
Gary, Lewis Ii. Andrews, Samuel I. Austin.
Al!:crt Blair. Robert III. Boshcr, Edmund
Bo>SicuX, John I. Butler.
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BAlLEn.-Thc Court Of Appeals havin.
granted writ of error, or snperScdcaS, in
the case of Philip Nillcsun, he appeared te-
fore Judge Guigon on Saturday, aud was
baied to appear az the next term OF the court
In the sum Of 81 900,
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a.. NV. Nh >EER"t"N AND MS ANEEl-
..t"'~- Il 'rfcAr> from 4 statement
.", IS iNr l,r|. I. II. >pur-eon at TIC
rr''"ntH'.u IaHrrN"r!" that Tt has had Il
... .a- yi.ri - IuEa visit 10 America. TIE
.n'"- J. hi> version at the matter: - |
'.. Eu~t .r3I t"H "i!" l,iii,' thing that hap.
.'.' - IL" gui> ut,rHo"n. Ind Il letter
. 1850 -rItr."!usa well In 'Wn IN AmericI
-.t!.-g ~" 1al> ".irr: S-j.uuh for twenty-five
t.a"~-i'lal !, t-u" Tor c;.cI lecture. On
t>" lr.ln, thu twenty-five night would
-'" Ill" @'.H'o. and IN Il hundred nights |
~.t.ujG lr|" .l".o"". Besides tniS, should
'"" ..0'N'Ht I" lecture a !nany more nights n
''~". -" jA@t Ml-ht ~ th" course al 4
.. '' worth +t',pa". an" no doubt tie
+ -.&r WA" HH'rrtah" tins would earn ten
...'.~ the amount. lil1vc no,ilin- 10 do but
."t'r You '"r year ana rnmc home with
49, ''"' 81 L Af,"v' Wii''' II >',y mere
'.-"' H''' hol'''''7 ''Ae tua'' " i'a' 40
.f >.'ti'">' H''S my "''H"'i ~ 'iiiS
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CoSvIcTs AaRlvEp.-The following con.
yicts were received at the penitentary on
Saturday from Norfolk county, William A.
Borum, twelve years for robbery and as
s,ult and battery: Joshua james, three
yers for felony, sec1 i'll olelcc.
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RESTAlTRASYS.

TErELLE-REMO The store No.
~ 1902, lately occupied by Zetele, having !sen
rented over his Ia :ad 10 another " thout word 10
HIN. he has In the dilemma 10 re noye to the hise-
lnent of Goddin's Hall. corner al Eleventh and
Bank streets, whore he will be found 10 receive his
old friends and Customers, and where be Will serve
them with the BEST LIQUORS and the very best
the market affords, fe3
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"" must say that we have rcyer seen L, -,o- =,
more beautiful stock of goods than the ,.h,y. :.
present at the DOLLAR STORE. Grea, ,r,,ir. c,,
be had by going there.
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The GalIows-Snere nro the Modocs
~As FRANCISCO. April 26.--llurphy, who
killed Murray TWO years ago, was hanged at
Stockton yesterday.
Where are the Modocs /? is still! the cry.
No lighting reported.
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KICKED OUT" Kew. JOHN BLESSER, 100 WEST
MARSHALL STREET: Dear Sir.-l am Instructed u!
the school board 10 inform you that Your service
IL German principal aud teacher In me rahil
school will he dispensed with after the 39th instant
Very truly yours,
IL, Ii. ElSF0:p, Superintendent School,
Received saturday evening u. S O'Clock.
JOHN BLESSEA,
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SADDLES. HARNESS. .Sc.

LIME CITIZENS SADDLES, GA
L fine Nickel-platc Carriage aud ~
Kupry Harness Brides Cart and Wagon
Harness, Collars, Whips, Bits, Spurs;
Nurse-Brusles, Covers, Robes. turry-C0nbs
Traces. Harnp.: Mil!er's iIairc>, Oil. Also. Ius
received 100 Mcclellan Saddles. All of which w'
offer 10 our friends and the public generally at thu
lowest cash prices. }. H.blCkERSOS Y BRO
THFHS, sadie :!li Hirn:Ss Manufast3rerS, No.
1911 Erakia >:rir' ...Nt door to Iohnson's stable
fp I-damr TauI
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NEW CARs.-A large number OF new
freight cars were placed upon the Chesa-
pcakc and Ohio railroad on saturday. The
railroad company have also ordered ten new
cngiucs in addition to those heretofore men
toned in the Dispatch. These engines. it IS
understood, are designed for freight pur-
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BnokE HER ARM.-A little child Of Mrs.
L. l.. Hamilton, aged about three years, fell
and broke her arm Saturday afternoon. She
attempted TO shut door from the outside
hy catching hold of the key. which slipped
from the lock. and losing her balance she fell,
with The result IL stated above. The limb
WAS set by DR.. l.. Trent.
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.ANCIAL.
SE1---..

NEW YORK, Apri, os.-MoaI
ourih commission for stcrlinS,r,
.essutss. tivld, l,7S. Governments. ,oo,~.r
III. Stat $ very quiet. Teanessee's sliyhs..,,.,
Wall street is intensely dull. The weeks INF
DOT up ten and three c2hths millions. tncludins
NO millions for dry goods. Mercantile paper, sCg
]. Southern State bonds neglected. The bInk
'tatemcnt shows gain In reserve Of over half
nilion. Loans have decreased seven-eiSh!hs OF q
uilion. Specie decreased one eighth Of million.
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the interest of the memorial fund. A boun-
tiful supply Of snbstaniials and sweets will
also he served up every day and night during
the fair, which will be kept open all OF the
l.
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A CHURCH HILL FAlR.-The laales oi in Nv.
LeIgh.,,ree Baptist church have Eeeh Dusty
engaged for some time past In preparing =
great number of useful and ornalnentai a';, ~,
cles fJr lair which they open to-n'sn' III
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We would advise all who are IN want q. PICTURE
FRAMES 10 90 10 the RICHMOND FRAME SToRE'
where twenty-five Ier cent. cin be saved. Do'
forget the place, next to the Dollar Store correr
Ninth and Main streets.
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Postal Clerk ADDOintell.

WAsnISGToS, April 2G.-Salvador Dough.
crty has been appointed a postal railroad
clerk hence to Newberne, n. C..
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They have Just received a fresh supply Of those
beautiful patent Toilet Mirrors 1t the DOLLAR
STORE, corner Ninth and Main streets, which they
selling at the exceedingly low price OF one dol
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REES & CO.'S PICTURES ARE UNDOUBTEDLY
the best made In the ci:. There i scarcely day
passes that they DO not make sittings for parties
who had them taken elsewhere and are not satisfied.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Saturday, April %.

Saturday, April %.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White, l.s bushels. Red, 800 bushels.
fou S,-"h't"s ~ u-hels.
OATS--5U bushels.
SSI..ESl.a,.-s ouStc'S.
SALES.
WHEAT White. " bu>lic.s pii imr nj Sl.35: 90
usacl, III Si75: 40 b-Jhe, cuiuuun II sl.fU-tntal,
8 bushels.
WHEAT-Hcd, 10 b. siisl, al sl.so; 's bushels prime
ai Si.S5; 3. bushels CORN II ..3a bushels COM
uou ut =. !.t0--t,tai. pS bushels.
Corn w bite, l5y hfshcs at ~. a. bushels ,Hmc
Il Tlc.-total, 30 bushels
ScREENISGS.-s bushels at SOC.
RE-EXHIBITED.
WHEAT.-Whitc. llu hl.s llels. LeG, 2e2 bushels
CURS.-Wa'fr. 900 bushels.
uATS.-.U bushels.
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BrT YorR CLOTHING OF +. B.. ,,rvcrs >ox
III .rcllant ttilo7s. 1850 Main street
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COUSTGY MERCHANTS W. +, rrSn ,rp wrrs,
GER 6 Co'Sa splendid lip .or L,,s ,o srl.c. from
and us the goods have bee bourbt for sh ,bv c,,
oucr great Inducements to the trade.
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GNSEsdvTaNSEHIE.S.

N5ESSINA ORANGES AND LEMONS
wi l5o boxes MEsSiNA ORANGES and LEN
OSS receiving by steamer. Every ole warranted
sound. For sale low.
FOR RENT,
FOUR ROOMS over my store. Rent low;
LOuls j. BOSSIEuX.
-, 1iio Main street
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TEE FISHING SEASON has commenced, and
the boys are having fine sport. Notwith-
standing the cold weather on Saturday the
Gsb were biting freely.
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RICHMOND AGENT OF The ALDNE.-In our
notice of The -4idine, Saturday, we omitted
To mention that j. 7. ElIy>on, l1l2 Main
street, is the publishers agent for Richmond.
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Richmond, ?s,n April. 1919.

n you ran. to purchase beautiful Breakfast Gas.
,,r containing three bottles, or u Dinner CASTE
with five bottles, go 70 the DOLLAR STORE, corner
Ninth nnu Mhin sireels
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PARTIES WHO II AVE PIcTt-KEs To FRAME
would do w"ll by go ,ny TO the ErcHMoSp FRAME
STORE, next to h' Dollar store. corner Ninth and
Makn streets.
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POLICE COuRT-JuSiice Whits.-JoSah
Bradley, charged with unlawfully and fclo-
niou>ly cutting and wounding John Chill
dress with razor. during fight among the
railroad hands in Rockets lust Saturday,
was brought before Justice White Saturday
morning, who continued the case until We'd
neSdav next owing to the condition of the
wounded man.
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NEW ORLEANS, April ?i.-liay Grmcr; prime
&c. choice, 25c. Dry salt meats quiet al 71Myic.
.;l."n irlner III sIggvic. SnS.r In better d, mand
,l im,4c.; for common ~ f-noel fair, 7sIStc.
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TIE BEAUTIFUL MEzzoTIST or IroRY-FtS =,
PICTURE alone made at REES & Co.'S, Main ann,
Nj,,tl
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r;E-CREAM! ICE-CREAM !!

Having completed my new factory, No olo Eigltth gnu
CREAM made BY steam, In any quantity.
Pic-uics and Siay parties supplied with Ia ge
quantities at reduced prices. n,,,,y, In
ap2 a. A@~A~'A''"'
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CLOTHING AND SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER and
perfect fit guaranteed or no sale, by +. B. SPENCE
& Son, 1900 Main street.
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Auction SALES THIS DAY.

On al sales of real estate mnie bcfreen me lSf y
L1n"dry and 3ott ef June; hs ares hor me pre-, re-
Srat ytGf hdrctD BE- paid byM,e pnfchdStr; on
an St,cs mn,ie tetic,Hn the lI If JuiH d7td idSl
~ he ntua. te tnrey hare - 6e Lntd ONtht seller
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JOE II lNTlNt;.-We call the attention OF mel
'hsiaE, Jerks Of courts. shrrhs, lawyers, railroad
ata't np AMI canal officers and agents andalln others
tiar0 orders Tor printing. I" the facilities offered
flr .sPATCu PRINTING Est ,EI;>nMENT for ilis
nr"rr n aud Faithful executions uf al Kinds of Jol
fhaC<TISG. We Cgu furnish II SHORT notice Cards
III. Heads Letter Heads Ir,yrnnss. Bal! rIr.ers
esa nL>. Pamphlets TagS, Iltna-Bils, Catalogue.
iii = Of Fare. Show-R!lis, Cheeks Drafts &c, &C.
81 sIaEiiur guaranteed
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CINCINNATI, Apri! 2e.--The strike Of the
Crispins and gasmen ended disadvantage.
ously 20 the strikers.
Snow is falling In various parts Of the
State.
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GOVERNMENT AND HAPPINESS REIGN IN ALL
households where EooLEY's YEAST POWDER Is
used. Try 1t. Your grocer has 1t. Put UP fuh
nf,rhf
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SPRING OPENING; OF ALI. tn 1,rr sTyrrSo.
HATS for men and boys N =. r,.,crn CO.
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Failure OF n Tennessee Iiank-Fire I'm
Arkansas.
MEMPHIS, April 2G.-The Memphis Life
and General Insurance Bank, d. \. MoIloy
president, has failed.
Mariana, Ark, was burned to-day. Loss,
$4,000
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Cry CorSclL.-A meeting of this BODY
will be held i'll the Council chamber at
O'Clock this afternoon.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Fra ace.

frlncP.
TIE FRENCH ATLANTIC CABLE.
LONDON, April 2d--A critical lnspection
shows that the French cable i broken two
hundred miles trom the French coast.
Spain.
Madrid, April 26.-Fhe Official Gdzette
announces that Don Alfonso, 4 lrJlher #
Don Carlos, accompanied by his staff, crossed
into France from spain on Wednesday last.
The Carli>ts have been defeated several times
lately in encounters with the Republicans,
and over one hundred of them wounded.
PARIS, April 26.--A dispatch lfrom Ma
drd denies the issuing oiS, proclamation in
favor OF the Commune in that city.
Germany.
BERLIN, April &C. Bismarck's bill regu-
lating the clergy has passed the upper
House.
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THE WAY TO SAVE MoSEY-go 10 the DOLLAR
STORE.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS

April 2s.-rroysions quiet and
si"r. Pork quiet and held ~ iSlS.75; Did. 1850.
ard quiet Bacon easier. Whskey firm ats5c.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, ArHIL -. B73.
sun rises ....,. J:lG Moon rlSt s........... G:0t
Srr spis s....... f:it filI rihr ......... 6.3l
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ID. ELLVsOS Y Co., Advertising Agents, DISPATCn
eil'lt's. VIZ receive advertisements aud ave then
inserted IN any Journal Of .he country at regular
rotpe
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\ 10y IN CharIe,ton. :. { WIFI" itay!n"
c.~Iy. IAN against al iron u"Alng-post ant
-.s,.t III. utck.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, April Z".--Vreiaia b's. consolidated,
1t. West Virginia's. l3i. Bid to-day.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF THE SEASONAL AN
ToSI's.
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Cuban Insurgents Burn q Town.
. HAVANA April 26.-The insurgents have
blrned the town Of Aura.
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CAMEL CoAL.-A train OF about tnirt!
cars loaded with camel coal arrived from
the West on saturday.
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Movements Of Secretary Bciknap and
Geueru. sheridan.

BROWNSVILLE, IkXAs, April 2G.-Secrftar
Belknap and General Sheridan and stall
who are row here, will leave for New o.
leans Sunday, touching at Galveston.
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RIFE roMAInt> at ANro>I'>. Main street.
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As,sp. sgstaNEl,. 3c.

T EFT MY HOUSE UN WEDSk>-FSag
II DAY. April e3d. ONE COW. size VS. s12~sA.-
light red COW will long horns L I'd Waite si"t on
left ,dc 4 LIBERAL reward will tc given II said
COW Il returned To PHILLIP MkISEL,
au o.-at 1DI VEST Marshall street.
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EIrt YELLOW BANANAS ut ASToNI'S, Mali
sluct.
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LADIES AND GESrLEMES's DINING SALOON al
hSToS1'S
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runE EcoSrEcrroSERY at ANroSrs. Main strt
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FOR RENT.

HAVIEG REMOVED Ny OFFICE CA
IL 10 No. Gpif!n Hall. offer nv former Ill
Office, No. 7, on Eleventh between Main and Bank
streets, for rent; TO be had at once.
E.A. }. CLOPTOS,
an 2s-"t No. Gnd,Iin Hail.
The Grange advance., 1873-11-05
A SHORT. LECTURE.

The summer is passed. The harvests
have been gathered and the period Of CON-
parative rest for the farmers of the north
west approaches. Yet there is work and
important work to be done.
Upon the very first entrance into the
Grange we are taught in the words of the
beautiful liturgy, that, 8" The domestic an
imals are committed to our keeping by the
Great Author Of our being. We are ever
dependent upon the brute creation with
out them man could never have risen from
barbarism to civilization. Practice mercv
and compassion toward them, never over
work or overload them; guard against
haste in reprimanding. Treat them with
kindness and affection, and they will learn
to love you. It is one Of the principles Of
our order to protect the dumb animals
from abuse, and any member who counte-
nances their ill-treatment is liable to GEN.
sure snd expulsion" Now letn one forget
the teaching Of our order as the cold
weather approaches. Let all the domestic
animals be provided with warm dry sta
bles or sheds where they will be protected
from the wind and storm. All the add.
The Grange advance., 1873-11-05
THE WOOD QUESTION.

The consumers in this city, (Red Wing J
are At the present time paying from six to
eight dollars q cord for wood. The same
qualities Of wood sold last winter from two
and half to three and one half dollars per
cord. Thst is what the farmer gets for his
wood. The difference between these prices
and the present selling prices is what the
wood merchant makes. And we say
that the system Of wood selling that
has grown up is unjust. We have heard
farmers say, that they have started from
their house in the morning, have driven to
Red Wing, waited oil day for purchaser
and finally sold their wood for two dollars
and twenty cents : load, out Of which
they have paid ten cents to the measurer