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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-14

SNYDER & HOLMES are the largest paper
manufacturers in the West, and will fill
all orders for paper Of all kinds at less
price than any house in st. Louis. Mer-
chants aud Of atloners can order direct from
heir house in St. Louis. 57dtf
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Gone Glin,n,crinu

Yesterday afternoon all the prisoners
confined in the mushroom castle back Of
Kabns, broke out and got away.
The insecurity Of this building for
the purpose for which 1t has been used,
has been pointed !out again and again, and
why 1t is that Mayor Long who is ordina.
rily considerate in matters pertaining to
the city's security, should persist in hold
ing on to this paste board band box for q
calaboose is more than we can under
stand.
We admit that it is no easy matter to
procure just such building already built
as would be suitable for a calaboose, but
we affirm that one could be built in o
very few days, at no very great expense,
and that II there is not, there ought to be,
money enough in the city treasury to pay
for its construction.
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WE can recommend as in every way re-
liable, the tobacco house of Fred Open
heimer, llS N. Second street, ST. Louis,
Missouri.
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A small house, containing about four
rooms, near the business portion of the
city. Apply at this office. l0Idtf
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Ell CowEN & Co. are selling cement
at $4 10 SIS per barrel l0ld1w
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Cameron & Mayfeld sell cement q from
$3.50 to $3.50 currency. l02 lw
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Members of the Commercial Club vii
meet at their room on Main street,
Saturday night at 8 o'clock. Important
business. A. L. SELF, Secy.
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GREAT GNDUCE7zENT rs
NOTICE
TO 2filtefS---FGF Sale.

A seconi hand press. rs by II, noariy now. VIII
be sold very cheap for cash, to make room for other
machinerr. Apply at this office.
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For Sale.

0ne-third interest in Commercial Hotel.
Apply to BLAKE s. BARKLEY.
l03tf
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Cnmeron u MeyGeld sell best While
pine clear single for 500 currency,
l02
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White pine dressed and headed plckeis
for sale by
lO2 lw CAMERON & MAYFIELD.
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Kentucky
For sale.

One-half interest In my sioro at Gran
berry Apply TO S' D. bL"NE
l09llf
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retIce,
A Conycn ton of tho people of Dallas
county Is hereby called to meet IN tho city
of Dallas on Saturday, Tie IAN inst, Tor
the purpose Of mining delegates 20 tue
general State Convention
JN0, e, Mccoy,
Chairman Dallas County Executive Com
mlllNe.
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DALLAS Lodge Of Good G'mpla's meets
every Tuesday night atSP,Mq ut Female
College. 9la'r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-22
Raleigh. ~. a.

THE STKrKE - LAE0RERS AND MECHANICS IN
COMMUNICATING or CONTRACTORS.
Especial telegram to the Disrnch.I
RALEIGH. n. G., May 2l.-I'hc meeting
of mechanics aud IahoIrrs at the court
house last night wa> very large, and har-
mony and -urd feeling prevailed through
out. Speeches were made 10y several. adVo-
eating the tcn-h0ur system. No organiza-
tion vet. Resolutions were presented from
the Raleigh Typographical Union rendering
aid and encouragement in tn" organization Of
i trndrs-lIrlion anon@ mechanics OF tho city,
counScIliny against strikes. aud urginga COM
promise * The wi$r>l plan To effect The de-
sired end. They meet again to-m.ht ut
Metropolitan Hall.
The contractors had Il meeting last night :,
formed union. and declared they would re-
>i<t the demands of the strikers.
Everything is very quiet and orderly.
Numerous buildings in course Of construc-
liun have come 10 Il stand :till for want OF
labor t. complete contracts.
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". GODDlN. IL NJ, the works and property of the
ineriL,u EnLlrd Nut md IiIi.c InIn

". GODDlN. IL NJ. the works and property of the
American Rolled Nu and Tube Company.
LYME 4 BROTHER. l.. NJ. II large brick dwell
Ing on tic north side of Ecuablc street. and a
framed house on The east line of the Mechanics
willie turnpike.
COOK Il iAUGHToN. 10 a. NJ. at factory re-
Gently occupied hy Mr.. u. NJ. Marguln. ~,
L"mbar'l alley between Thirteenth and Four
. ternth streets, carriage materials. blacksmith
tnnls iunIwr. &c.
w. GORDIN, r. NJ, I3S acres of land in Hen
rico county, On the new Central turnpike, four
TO FIVE miles below the city.
GRURBS 4 WILLIAMS, +. NJ, trustees sale "i
live new brick tenement, at The southeast cor
ner Of Clay and Norton streets. Also small
framed house on an alley between Moore
aud Leigh streets near Harrison.
RrnWOOD ( CRENSIIAW. 10 A. NJ, al li2c
Main street. furniture, &c.
+. -. EACIIo. 5 T. M. the residence at The north
east corner of Clay aud Eleventh streets.
RICHARDSON & CO, IL NJ, in front of the Gus
ton,-hotsc, trustees sale of farm in Hcnrito
county.
THOMAS W. kEESEE. 10 A.. NJ. furniture, piano.
organ. ga >Swarc. &c.
RICHARDSON & co. =. NJ. brick dwelling
on the north side al Marshall between Twenty
seventh aud went y-elgllth streets, Church lli|'
HILL Il GODDlN. 1! =. NJ, eighty lots an Cary,
.Jacquclin. Ashland, Blair Claiborne. and
Windcr streets.
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New York Items,

New IoEK. May 2l.-Thirt"cn rcll:ilas
of Il morning paper ale devoted to the Pn-
iaris expedition. Those who were rr>rllcd
b';cvr that Captain Budtliu-!on abandoned
thcm purposel,. ami that Captain Hall was
poisoned. An EsqrinauN says that So,nc Of!
the rescued party and those who remained
on the PoIaris qIarrcIlcd every day.
The engineer of the New York Central
road. running the 1880 l.. NJ. express tram
Yesterday discovered ii maiciousIy-placed
tie on the track. He d, creased his speed and
saved the train. hut the engine Wrut oti
Tomorrow The Treasury will sell II 400
900 gold, and uolice has been given thai
onr-lall OF the amount must hr paid i'll
h.;,aI-tcndcr notes. This novel requirement
has caused Il good deal Of commcnt. and the
right of the Secretary Df the Treasury to
make the demand is not conceded by all.
A special panel of two hundred and fifty
jurors was drawn to-day for the trial Of
Tweed.
The Central Railroad repair ut nj.
agala have tetn burned. Loss, 100000.
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DEATu or Nix. u. T.. WILLIAMS Died. at
the Richmond House, in this city. yesterday
at | 80 O'clock Mr.. ID. T. Williams, who had
been for twcnty-hrcc years 4 well known
business man OF Richmond. He was born
in PhtSylyana county on the 2Sth of Fehr,i-
arN. 1898. and WAS therefore in his & riy->iXth
year. He came IN Richmond IN 1890 and en-
tered the commission business. which he at-
i,rward~ continued under the stvle OF ID. r.
Williams 4 Hicks. and in short time en-
lru kcd in the banking and exchange htiSi-
ness in company with Mr. Peters. Of Lynch
burg. under the style of Williams, Peters &
Co. After the dissolution of this firm he
went 10 Europe In 1866 he resumed the
tobacco commission business. in this city,
under the firm Of u. T. Williams 4 Co.. in
partnership with Il. Convers. of New Or
leans. That concern was dissolved. and after
brief PERIOD. in which he pursued the bust.
ness >incly. he formed the partnership firm
Of Williams, Johnson & Co., which inaugu-
rated .."Thc Manufactured Tobacco Ex-
change which has been so useful to the
trade. This firm continued very successfully
until the la, of his death.
Mr.. Williams had recently returned from
n business trip for the interest OF his firm,
which was extended rs. far a. Galveston;
from which he returned ~ March.
Mr. Williams was one ni The most active
and tntcrprisiOg OF our business men, and
Exceedingly well informed and expert in his
occupation as dealer in manufactured to-
hnrco. I'm this especially he was a avallablc
citizen. In disposition he was generous and
kind; and in both business and social rcla-
lions he commanded the esteem of all who
knew him. He was earnest and true in
every phase of his life. The funeral will
take place from DR.. Iogc's church at III. NJ.
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me Cafllsts butchered one hundred and fifty
OF the prisoners.
Later dispatches say that only sixteen men
were bu.chered mt Lanabuia.
lt Is reported that The Government viii
propose That the President OF the republic
&c elected by pIebiscitum.
ENGLAND.
LoSpos. Nav 21.-Thc report that the
Carlists were about to introduce loan on
the London market is false.
France.
ORGANIZATIONS OF TIE ASSEMBLY-THE con-
sERvATIrEs DEFEATED on TEST vOTE--A
SPIRITED CONTEST ANTICIPATED on THE IN
TERPELLATIoN.
PARIS. May 21.-The Assembly this after
noon completed its organization by the elec-
tion of vice-presidents. There was an OBJ
stnrfe contest over tho fourth vice-presi-
denry. for which Martcl, an ayowed sup
porter df Theirs, was nominated by the
Left.
Two ballotS were taken without result.
but Oh the third ballot Martel was elected
by majority of seven.
Although close, the vote is made ii reverse
for the powerful Conservative combination
in the Assembly, wbicl, made the election OF
Martel II test question.
IL is now believed that Theirs will have y
majority Of thirty in the vote on the inter-
fclatlon, Notwithstanding the coalition Of
the Bonaprii>ts, Legitimsts, and Orieanist
members against him. Both sides are making
strenuous efforts to ining out all their
strength, and pressing summonses have heent
sent to ;ifl absent members to come to Fer-
sallcS.
Among The speakers on the Interpolation,
will BE Theirs, pcricr, the Duke de Broglie,
and the Duke DatIthtret PaSquicr.
Cuba.
HAVANA. May 21.-Price, the Herald cor
respondent here, was arrested to-day and
placed in Fort Cabane. Visitors are ex-'
Guided from him. The cause OF the arrest is
Unknown.
The Pope's Health.
BRUSSELS. May 21.--A special TO the IHde-
prndence Beige says the Pope has had Seye-
lul severe attacks, and is in danger. Of death;
from Sutlocation. The cardinals in The Fati'
eau are ready TO provide FOR any emergency.
Cardinal Patrfzi pre>ides.
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A>,IEST ORDER or llIGERNIANS.-,'ua%cR Il.
Il. WcIitntd, Of the Circuit Court at Rich
mond. has granted IL charter OF inrorpora-
ton to the Ancient Order ot liihcrnIan>. of
this city. for hcnrvolcn, purposes. chiefly
the mutual assistance of the members in sick
ness and hcal;h. Capital stock, $1,000, di-
,i,,ri Into shares of $40 each. The capital
may hr increased. and the association may
hold Sln.0oo worth cf real estate. No MEM
b,r >hil! hold more than one share OF stock.
Prinri,rll office 10 hc located in Richmond.
Officers for first year: President, Charles
Kelley: NiccJrr>idcnt, William II. Ward !;
Secretary. Daniel Hogan; Treasurer. JamcS
Sweeney Financial Secretary, John Garlaty.
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COTTON MARX flS.

MOBILE. May u. lotion quiet and steady: mid
lipgs. l7!r: net receipts .3s bales exports coast
wise, - IL,les: st"rk. 2a.6no bales.
new ORLEANS. Msy III ot'on IN icttrr 'r-
maud an.stc.dirr: Ordinary l2tr. good ordinary,
l5sc :: low mid ~ ~, l"ic.; nidlngs. Isle; net
re ,ipis. 1Ip6 ha.s: gr"s-. la, bale exports 10
Ihq continent ..n:, ltla,. sri", a.om bales; last
,,cnlrg 7nn bales: STOCK. ll:.'t hil'..
niEMi.IIISs May 2..-t "tinu Receips. rs bale, ::
shirncuts. TGl l:,lrs ,t"rk g., .! hIlcS.
SAyASNAIl. MAY u - oiton-Sct receipts. sI3
bale. export, rostwia, I0l bslro sales, 265 bale
stock. 2l,iOs ht'rs.
HALrIMuRs, SIsy 2i-Co'tcn-- Net receipts; 20
sllc~: exports cna,iwi>,. ~ bales sales 9O6 lil's
stock. f.IS bales.
NORFOLK. May II Cotton - Net receipts, p's
bales exports coaStwisr, sri hIlr- llc, l2o bales
stock, 7,i2i bales.
t,NvESTnN Mav 2.--cotfon Net receipts, 2i3
bales: sale. 10 ir,lrs: stuck, 10 so lmlrs.
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SAIsS or REAL Estate. Mr. W. Goddin
sold ut auction on Tuesday, for Mr. Ialnc>
G.. Bhrkwrll, commissioner, three lots on
thc southeast corner Of Clay and Fourth
streets. each - tcet ; inches by 30 feet, at
S,S per trout foot and Il fourth lot, adjoining
fine above. Of the same size, ut So per front
foot. The old building on the property WAS
sold for $40, to hc removed in thirty days.
Total amount of S,lc. Sj,122 %.
rhc sale of "Sh,rwood," advertised 10y
Mr. Goddjn to be sold the sarnc day, was
NO. tponed in consequence of the rain to
Frilay the sd instant.
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CoiinclI nr the Prot rstant Episcopal
Church iIs Virginia.
Especial telegram tc rhc Dispatch. ]


WINCHESTER. VA. May 2l.--Thc seventy
eighth annual council "l the Protestant
Episcopal Church in the Di""esc "i Virginia
met this morning ut hali-p1st 10, aud va
opened with divine services. TIE krr. e..
Gibson, y. D., read and 1he Rcy. J. Wing
field, y. d., Q,utlI ut Prl'T>nlIr@) preached.
The holy communion was administered by
the Bishop. lmurdiltcly after services the
Council WIS organized. About eighty clergy
and the sam" number Of lay delegates were
prc,cut or reported ictore night. The after
noon session WAS almost wholly occupied hy
the annual report; of ihr Bishops. Char
ipttr>viIle Wa chosen ~ the next place OF
meeting for the Council.
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uo,is WOOD NEsioRsALDAf~-n DEC.
rKsIlaN Nf THE GRAVES DE-
sum IesE K&eN.

Yesterday VA. indeed. i gloomy day for
.....r.lsIon ri The soldiers graves Il: iiul-
. ,.I. 'nrf the rain. whirh continued from
tt..a. Till uj.hr. did not prevent our no.
o.,tr,u from rf>IuG homage at the
.4r> 4 oar niI,u hrr"c<. They hr;INcd
-...fru.tu2 >nrr"r,lrd in making the Con-
........ section atlrI: beautiful despite the
t..tr a uF-r number oi persons assem-
III ..utu. tie day al The cemetery. and ~
lis ...~~f'#u The graves were >irrwn with
s.ur-. J.. iIn rNrnln~ many more visited
rauuI with @ctrland>. bouquets, aud
..>.~. "Hlph were property placed. Many
ts.. n.u1rI> rt th" fluwiZcr> and First
a.f regiment reported. and did good
... ~ distributing ihc tloril offerings
cit the sections. The southern
.- NnrjHrrhnod had charge OF "GrttyS-
H..t" and TIN, Irart ui the grounds WAS
.,3tv "rIt decorated.
.. 1fa," II Captain Charles plmm"c%.
Ha~ rur ui The most efficient aids
sire Eai}r, at the Memorial Association
eI uitn designed The soldiers monu-
.t. which t. 80 prominent feature OF
..E<.m,I. Wa. hrautifuliy decorated with
Sage. aud rar most prominent among the
...s .,..~-,.~. hau,ltlri>. &:' which covered II
...... E.r-a wreath al exquisite flowers made
..G i....... fa,.r. hy Tho ladies II the Meme
+ -. It'Inn,
.t...5a John rn,r. who commanded tho
IS atrt Ct1ld> ~ Nh,at'> battalion. and
H1> >Incltjl> >'nr from '"u'>Iam Il"
after rh,. soldiers from that Stat" buried
distributed forty CROSSES. "r"atI>. anu
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the Northern Presbyterian Genera'
Assembly.

BALTIMORE, May 2l.-A resolution that
baptism as administered by the Calh9''c ~, ana
All other uneyangclica churches is not ChIls'
tian baptism was tabled.
The president receives the General Assem-
blv in Washington on Thursday next III :
O'Clock =. NJ.
Oyerturcs from different Presl'yterles on
various subjects were reported. Among
them was IN overture from the fI'snttc's
of Baltimore rcqu"Silr" the A>>ch's ~
affirm the tiorlriue Of the Church ~ 10 'i'i'
magistrates and the relation OF me Ihllic"
to state; and III overture from In ffe5's-
tery of Austin, Texas, suggesting S"ihc ac'
ton designed TO conciiiatc The SOUTHERN
Church, and. il possible, TO prepare the way
to rctinon al an early day. In regard 10
these two overturcs The committee recon-
mended IL declaration. in substance, is iol-
lows:
FIrs.. In view Of the rtiininn Of The two
branches OF The Prtsyyterian Church IN Tue
North, neither OF which was Responsible f"i
the cundnct of the other, all action before
reunion touching the Southern Assembly OF
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Tl.c Southern Presbyterian General
Assembly.

LITTLE RocE. MIy 2l.--'rlIc report Of The
Committee on Foreign Correspondence re-
la,i,r to improving friendly relations b.
tween the synod OF tie Reformed Church
and the Assembly WAS unanimously adopt
ed
Thc records rf The .yn"d> of Nashville.
Mississippi, North Carolina Gr"r"la, Virgil
ni;l. and Alkills:l> were approved.
4 communication was read from the
Scotch delegates StatIn" The reason Tor their
roa-:tttcndan:c. in which they regretted that
sl.r Assembly met so far away a> Lnfl" Rork'
Tuey extend their congratulations to The
Assembly.
The report Of the Publication COMMITTEE
on the Presbyterian prnting-ho'lee at kich-
mond is the special order for today.
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10. O. F.-jorcorda Enclmplnent. 40.
20. was instituted last evening 10y L. q. L.
!. \. Collins and \. I. Burr, assisted ny
+. {. p.'s William J. Riddick. grand scribe !;
John B. Vaughan. grand treasurer, ami
others, when the following officers were duly
elected and installed +. Du>ch. {. L. D..
II. Roschcn. ii. T.: 0. Mor.an>lcrn, ;. W.. !;
:. Michel, s.; II. Mctz-cr. T.; W. ko's, l.
W; and A. Blcnncr. :. The Encampment
will work in the GtrGian language, and
stats under the most suspicious cllc.ln-
,taucc>. having twelve petitions for mem
bcrShip.
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COMM ERCIAE.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Wednesday, May 81.
OFFERINGS.
WBEAT.-Whitr. q bushels. Rel. 50 bhshe,s'
tuKS.-White. 9's bushels. Yellow. aoo bushels.
FLOrg. III barrels.
SALES.
WuEAT.-N " tc ~ bushels gr,od at Sl:sr.
WHEAT PED, - bushels good at lis.
roRS. White, iu0 bushels prime on private
'crurs: i7s bushels very go" i 7jc. ~ bushels
very good -" private ierins--iosl 200 bushels.
CuRN.-ielOw, $50 bushels On,private terms.
RE-EXHIBITED.
WUEtT.--W - bushels
CORS.-W hite, ~ bushels. Yellow. 300 bushels
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SENT or TO TIE lirsTINGS CorRT.--Patrick
Lacy. charged with lrloniously attempting
10 shoot Charles {. Chapman, was before the
Police Justice Yesterday. and was sent on to
the li,lstings tmut to answer the charge.
He was hal,d ~ he sIiln of 800.
!. B. Graycu>. charged with obtaining
SiG3 worth of whi>kry from q. j. Beard Il
Go. under false pietcnre~. was sent on To the
Hastings Court by The Police Justice sester-
day. and was lpailrd in the sum of $500,
with W. II. Stewart H. surety.
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Ehr Valley Railroad -Gtn,trurr fer It's
COust ructi0n Given Ont

BALTIMORE. May 2a.~-Thc Commissioners
OF Finance of the city Of Baltimore to-day
formally authorized the payment of thirty
per cent. of the city subscription of $1,000
600 to the Valley RMlroad Company, in Nir-
Sinia. the president and directors uf that
company having satisfied the Commissioners
of Finance thai the terms on witch the city
Subscription was fnadr have been complied
with. 4 contract to build the entire road
from Stat.uton to salem has been made with
Mc>>rs. McMahon, Mason Il Co.
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crrlcEEs CoMMlSSlONEp.--lh he officers Of
the Carney Guard of Richmond, having
,y.<cd a successful examination before the
Military Board for this district, were cou-
mi-Sioned Yesterday by Governor Walker.
The commissioned officers are: Captain. K.
II. Johnson: First Lieutenant, {. }. Ma
lord: Second Lieutenant. n. V. Bacchus |;
Third Lieutenant. Levi Robinson. The com
missions are dated 2lst of May. bat the Of
ticrrS have ranked from the 18th OF March
la
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Desperate Fight Over Cards.

VIRGINIA City, NEVADA. May 2l.--A de7-
peralc fight over Il game Of card, occurred
here last night. in which Il dr>prrado killed
two hyslardcr>, and was instantly killed him
sell hy in unknown person.
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Semi-CcnGenuiaI of TIE Georgia EpiS-
c0nal Church.

SAvASSAu, May 2l.-The Semi-Ccntcn
nial of the Episcopal Church OF Georgia
convened here to-day. Bishop Beckwith
preached the opening sermon. Bishop Ste
vens, of Pennsylvania. and Bishop Hope, of
South Carolina. were present.
Bishop Stevens presented resolution Of
the PENNSYLVANIA diocese trnderin. con-
gl7ltulation>. >ymlmthy, and hearty co0prir-
tIpn.
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The G,Ibprnaforial Convention.

A1IaNrA, GA. May 21.--Thc Guberuatp-
rial convention to-day adopted memorial
to Congress urging aid to the three great
Watrr-linCS from the West H. the Atlantic.
The Convention declined 10 accept the
excursion rendered. them, and adjourned
!tto diP.
a Grand banquet take, place tonight at
th" kimbalI House.
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4 Decision by Nudge DurcU.

New ORLEANS, May y. Bourrn. y for
rl-ncr, having sued the city, claiming S3l.-
600 dania-C> lor the quitting of his gum
store ~ Il mob OF the 9TH of March, Judge
purcI has decidct! that ihr city had no police
under its control, and therefore /, not re-
SnpnSiblp
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THE MAS or E%TERrKlSE CREATES US
weak mitator tries to copy him. DOES any scil>I-
bic man suppose that the l"ri"n' at - E'ch'l, :"
callr tia, inlrSt the 'Iu" tuIr~. "r~''~> ne real
merit OF DR.. IIELMGpLn'S genuine extract: Any
sufferer from kidney complaint. dropSy, diabetes,
nr other urinary diseases, in male or female. Will
detect The difference ut once 10y The result. HELM
uup's cures: the other. fail. The genuine bears
DR.. HELMBoLD'S signature. JOHN /. Henry ,
New York, Solt agent.
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Destructive G1nlasratiOT, at 4sOrt-au-
Prince.

KINGSTON. JAMAICA. May 11.-Thc Notrt
Dame Cathedral and other large buildings in
Pori-al-Princc have been burned. 4 shift
ing and high wind caused the conllagmtion
tn -inad in several directions. Two hundred
and fifty buildings were destroyed in four
hours. Madame Carrie in whose house The
fire originated, was, burned to death with
three Of her children. The loss is estimated
at 81 900 900
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-22
'Eha ygnflnp War.

SAs FRa>clScn May 21.-Gencrnl Davis
report. Il ii-hl with the alodocs on the 10th
instant. in which the indians were whipped.
aud ran aHay. The mounted troops went
in pursuit, and have not been beard from
since the Itth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-22
CINCINNATI MARX Els.

CIXcIHEATI May u -Four quiet at Si.75NSs.
Corn stcldy III I9c Prori,Hls quiet. Pork dull and
held al III. Lard dull nothing doing: no round
lots Offered: hcld-stnam at s.Tac. Bacon dull
ul'.inc sales ut 7.c. for shoulders 9c. tor sides and
In demand II lc lower. Wbi-k"y HruI ut sc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-22
lsy Ee,cgrapn-
HLN' SfDipk NTtfk Lfl'S

NEW roRk. May at.-.totton st"adv: s,lcs. ?,si2
bales prices unchanged. Flour more active but
unchanged. Whiskcy irm,'r at a5r. Wheat lGL!c.
lower aud fairly active aud holders nAlous To real
IZr. Curli a shade iirndr aud In fair demand yell
low Western, siTfssr. Ifirr ssaiiy. Pork steudicr
at S,74:l7.s5. Lard stradicr at Rtiaa". Turpentue
tpw.r nj tsntar1t. Rnsin dull TallO% more active
1T esnl2sc. Frryhts hrn