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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-05

Police CoURT-JuStice j. j. White pre-
std,nq. - The case of Slaves and others,
charged with larceny of sand, was called,
and the point raised that sand before de.
tachea from realty could not be subject of
larceny. After lengthy argument was heard
the Justice oyerruled the point. IN view OF
the large number Of other cases to be tried
this case was then continued until - NJ. on
Tuesday next. t.l :.
Abram Hail was found guilty of assault
upon Alfred Harris (pegro) and tined 81.
Frank Brooks (ncgro), for drunkenness,
was fined -.
Emelne Coles (uegro) was fined ~ for
creating a disturbance in the street.
Richard Evans, in default Of surety for
good behavior, was sent to Jail for thirty
days for drunken and disorderly conduct.
Cornelius Campbell, Boney johnson, Bet
tie King, ard Nancy Scott (negroeS) were
fined 81 each for disorderly conduct in the
street.
wesley Curley (negrO was fined 81 for
fast driving.
The case of Page McCarty was called, and
Or. Cullen, uI,on being examined rs to the
condition Of the accused, stated that he had
improved until Tuesday last, when the
wound II opened, and he was not able to sit
M longer than an hour, and that ne could
not appcar in court for ut least six weeks.
The Justice then decided to admit McCar'
ty TO bail in $4,000 and to continue the case
until the 18th of October. The witnesses
were recognized. and the Justice appointed .
p. M. Yesterday to visit Mr.. McCarty's house
and bail him; but when the hour arrived be
WAS engaged in examining the charges
.r.;psf Writ Turner, accused OF shooting
George Derbyshlre, and could not keep the
annointment. Bail will probably be taken
this afternoon. In the mean time the guara
over the accused will remain.
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New York Items.

New YORK, September At is said that
the balloon for the transatlantic voyage will
ascend on the 10th instant from Brooklyn.
ming the accounts of Appleton, the cashier
Of the State Bank Of New Brunswick; who
is alleged to be defaulter in from one hun
dred to two hundred thousand dollars: 1t
is said that Appleton owns sufficient pro-
perty to cover the amount. 49, ,-
The steamer Cleopatra was seized to-day
for smuggling cigars and tobacco.
The President of the Buffalo and Erie
road stated to-day the amount Of the bonds
forged on their company will probably reach
5000, 900. The Stock Exchange has suffered
about $780, 900 loss By the forgerles. ,..
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Disasters at Sea.

HALIFAX, September 4.-The bark Helen,
from Montreal, is total wreck on Hog
island-north side. Seven OF thecrew per-
isLed. The captain, boatswan, and two
sailors were saved. The boatswain was res
cued from the surf by Captain Mcdonald, oil
the Dominion. A quantity of wrecked ma
terial, u boat, and two bodies floated ashore
at Campbell.
: The captain and crew of the abandoned
brig Oak Point were rescued 10y the American
fishiny-schooner Gerlie Lewis. captain
Howard, of the brig Oak Point, states that
an American captain whom ne saw at causa
reported foreign bark, painted white, on
fire and burned to the waters edge. IL was
probably the Norwegian bark harseioVer,
which left Halifax the morning OF the gale
for New York.
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The CONSERVATIVE CLUB OF MARSHALL
WARD.-An adjourned meeting Of the Con-
servatves of Marshall Ward was held last
evening at Cones school-house, with Cap
tain W. P. NJ. Kellam temporary president
and Mr.. W. c. EIam temporary secretary.
The Consel vative Club OF Marshall Ward
was organized by the adoption Of a consti-
tuition and bylaws and the election of the
following officers:
President, C. b. Lipscomb; First Vice
President, j. +. Bossieux; Second Vice
President, William Hall Crew; Secretary,
w. c. Elam; Treasurer, James f. Riddick
Seracantat-ArmS, K. B. Craddock Door
keeper, c. B. Walker. Trustees: H. Metz
ger, w. G. r. Frayser, and George w. Dom
ley. Executive Committee: W. p. NJ. kel-
tam, James Hays, Daniel Higgins, P. 6,
Coghlan, j. i. Ruyster, james T. Sharp, and
A. II. WoodsOn.
The club will meet regularly on the Sc
cond Thursday night of every month.
Adjourned to meet next Thursday eve
ming at same place, unless otherwise an
nouDCeu
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PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER 4, 1873.
ARRIytD.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk, mer'
clanttise and passengers, L.. b. Tatum. agent
Steamer Wyanoke, Couch, New York, nerchan-
Steamer Sue, Nlckle, Baltimore ptG York river,
merchandise and pusseDgers, Richmond, Rork
Schooner William and james, OUTER, Phiiadel-
Schooner Father and Son. Fisher, James river,
lumber, Charles Phillips.
!, Schooner Johu McGinnis Coburn, Georgetown
Brig Albion, smith, Liverpool merchandise
Thomas T.. Balmer & Co.
SAILED.
Steamer State OF Maryland, Geogbegan, Baltl-
more, merchandise. ". e. Brett. ,,
Schooner Maggie Mcdonald, Fisher, Philadel-
phia. granite. Curtis h Parker. q
Schooner ". L. Hern, Larkln, Norfolk, slaves,
schooner Herald, Hogdon, Boston, merchandise,
Bark sarah and Emma, ,nour, Brazil, Mccance'
gone to City Point to complete cargo.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Mary Allcrton. Bourne, Boston, August a0th.
Maid Of the Mist, Alexandria, September Isl.
Schooner William Franklin, Seward Baltimore
Big Nellie Gray. Noyes, New York, August 2sth
Bark Louise, 'Iahlr,is, Liverpool, May 10, now
dischargng at City Point. , :,
Bark q. F. Eaton, kaut0ru' Llvefpoo, oaiS m 10.
Bark Ceres, Socken, Liverpool, july ?6' sa!ieo
August S. W.. r,,,p,,.,r,,,
/ Schooner A. L. Massey, Springer, Philadelphia
August 18th.
MEMORANDA.
Arrived at New York September ., sSho0ner'
Florence Mayo, Hall, Richmond, Va; virglnia
DRYDEN; Adeza, Loveland: oil. l.; tohptm3m pmil
| Rogers VI. u. Crainmer, Horner; John Grimm
Richards, Virginia.
TOTAL DISASTERS N AUGUST
The number of vessels belonging to or hound !,
or from ports In the United States reported tota!
| lost and missing during the past mouth Is 81, 0
| which q were wrecked abandoned, Duraea,
capszed, sunk by collision, founderea, ana ar
missing. They are classed as follows: 2steamers
ships, barks brigs, and 20 schooners, aud thei
| total value, exclusive OF cargoes, Is estimated
| $690,0J0. - ros
In addition to the above, a large number OF Yes
sells were driven ashore on the provlncia, coast
during the great gale Of August "a, or which por
ton will probably be lost, but have not YET been re
ported rs total wrecks. ,..f..=
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Arrest OF an Alleged Counterfeiser.


New YonK, September 4.--The police have
in custody man named Yates on the charge
of being implicated in uttering c'unterfeit
Buffalo and Erie bonds. They expect to get
something out of Yates, but so far he has
kept quiet.
Detective Sampson is very positive that
forged stock of the Western Union to large
amount is in existence, which is intended 10
be nut on the market. He believes the
same of New Jersey Central bonds. MIR.
Denny says that the detectives are on the
right track, and In few days will have all
the forgers. He says that counterfelts
have been in circulation since July. and there
is no telling where they may have reached.
Members of the Law Committee of the STOCK
Exchange say the Exchange would rather
reimburse victims for their loss than allow
any compromise to be made.
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massachusetts Democratic COnteii-
fsnn -

~
WORCESTER, Mass, September A. The
Democratic Convention has passed the lol-
lowing resolutions!
Kesoiued, That the Democratic party seeks
to revive no dead issues; but stands by its
principles, which are suited to ali times and
circumstances; supports The Federal So
eetnment lib all CONSTITUTIONAL Authority; !;
regards at this day; as jefferson did in bis
tat; the true province Of d. republican 60
vernrnent: to be the protection 6f the rights
and interests OF the people; defends the re-
setfed rights Of the States and people, and
OPPOSES ceutralisationi which would impair
or destroy the constitutional rights or inde-
pendcnce OF other departments, as the eX-
ecutive and legislative departments under
Republican rule Ebare done IN oVerslauSh-
ing honest opinions of the Supreme Court
of the United States by increasing their
numbers and appointment OF new Judges
who are subservient to executive and legls'
latiye will. 1t opposes all interference by law
with the private affairs or business of men not
required by public safety, and advocates the
greatest individual liberty consistent with
the public order. 1t believes in the capacity
of the people for self-government, and holds
that the nearer approximation that can be
made to universal free trade the greater will
be the advantage Of the Federal Govern
ment and to the people of Massachusetts,. 1t
insists on the substitution of a banking sys-
teni that shall not cost the people higher
percentage to create currency in few hands
TO loan at their own prices to the industrial
masses than any other people pay for money
loans wherewith 10 unfold their enterprises
and compensate the labors of the nation. 1t
opposes all legislation that places railroads or
any other corporation beyond the jurisdic-
ton Of the people through their legislatures.
ResolUed, That Intervention by the Fede-
raj Administration in State politics for the
benefit of it's fayorites and the advancement
Of its intrigues, notoriously felt in this Com
monwealth, is hostile to the freedom and pu-
rity of elections, an insult to the popular in
tcligence, and merits the indignant repudla-
ton of the people jealous of their rights.
Resolued. That the time has now arrived
for regulating the hours of labor in manu-
featuring establishments to ten hours per
day, or sixty hours per week, for women and
|.children, and that this Convention pledges
itself to support such legislation as Will Sc
cure the enactment o; such law.
The remaining resolutions are the same as
those adopted BY the Ohio State Democratic
Convention August 9Th.
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CArHot1c s5tsDAf:SCHooL Pic.Nic.- The
teathets and children OF st. Peters Cattle
dral Sunday school were On a picnic escYr:-
sioh tbs Dhnlops farm, three iiiileS from
Petersburg, yesterday. Notwithstanding the
threatening aspect Of the weather early 10
the morning there Was a large crowd of lit
tie ones, many accompanied by their parents
and other relatives, who took the train for
the scene Of the days festivities. AS the
day advanced the, weather cleared up, and
there was nothing to interfere with the ell.
joyment of the party. The eXcursionists re-
turned at about 8 O'Clock highly delighted
with their trip. ~
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Stables Burned-Loss Of BaOodei
Stock.

TRENTON, N. j., September 4.--The Fash
inn stlld-stabies were burned to-day. Out
of nineteen horses nine were lost, az fol-
lows Two road.mares belonging to PresI-
dent Grant; Lapiere, valuable morse 1e-
longing to Mir. Butterworth, OF fnllauel' es
phia; j fine stallion, properly ol MI vi
Hutchinson; Henry B., gray morse ooo DC.
longing to w. III. Dobie, valued at sa,ou )
and four others, owners not named: 80,
Among the horses saved were Goiosuniths >
Maid, Lucy, RoslyE, and Hotspur.
Charles Cochrnne, on old man, lost trunS
witt, 50 900 gold and notes.
The building cost $4,000. and the horses
were valued at S45,00D. The whole Joss
amounts to .S75, 900. There is andnsuIance
of $1,000 on. the horses. The fire originated
IRON, sparks frem locomotive.
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DesccratiOn Of Beau ffickman's Grave

WASHINGTON. September 4.-Beau Hck-
man was buried from the hospital in the
public burying.ground. Yesterday SUBJ
scrption was made to give him a better in
terment. The undertakers who were em-
ploved by the managers OF this charity found
that the grave had been desecrated. The
limbs, viscera, and brain had been removed.
The heart was found neatly wrapped in q
newspaper, which the mutilators probably
forgot in their haste. A surgeons knife
was also found near the grave. The mutia-
ton was evidently performed by skilled
hands,
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HUsTIsGs CoURT.-In this court yesterday
the following business was transacted:
Mabala Johnson, charged With stealing $6
from Albert Jasper's hand. Guilty, and five
years in penitentiary.
Michael Sullivan, for cutting. Sent to Jail
for ten hours and fined $3.50.
Robert Thomas (co!ored). indicted for
stealing brass from w. E. Tanner g.. Co.
Tried and acquitted.
Rose Bowles, indicted for stealing 800
FROM A. G. Talman. Plead guilty. and was
sentenced to the penitentiary for three years.
Jury recommended Executive clemencr.
DIR" Augustus Lee (coloredj, indicted
for u misdemeanor. Acquitted.
Louisa Lewis (colored), same charge. Ac-
quilted. - - -
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Weather Probabilities.

WAsuIsGToN, September 4.--For the Mid
die States and lake region, westerly to north
westerly winds and generally clear weather
during Friday.
For the southern States east of the Missis-
sppi, gentle and fresh winds, mostly from
the southwest and west, and partly cloudy
weather, with occasional coast rains.
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PocKsT PICKED IN CoURr.-A coloreo wo,
man. Emma johnson, had her pocket picked
in the Police Court, yesterday morning. OF
a watch, and white man lost slo IN money money
in the same manner. Last evening otncers
D. Wren and Sam. Michaels arrested col
or,d man named George Robinson ON the
charge of having stolen the watch.
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RESTAURANTS.
YETELiE. REsTAURATEUR,

-eopsrn OF ELEVENTH AND BANK STREETS.
teens on hand ihe very best thar the markets afford
including uxures Of sea and land Of lIs ya,Es ,n1i1es
ATTITUDES from the lakes 70 the Tonirs' nc h'i0's
nAfLY LUNtH. -
nj great variety, served in ininitso,e st tha,
laes alse are supplied 70 order WIN an niiv His
hnr as ,s fnrnished with the best of LIQUORS and
BREWED DRINKS, gotten UP In uhsnrpasSe'
,,ri,es his friends and the public, eify ana
cnu,ty. 10 prove The truth OF his sEost saSseh. y
chcef.n - -
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The Loss Of the schooner Thefis:

!. HALIFAX; September 4.-The schooner
Thetis; of Euncnburg; has been reported
lost With all bands iu New London (P. Ell
harbor. Three bodies were found In the
cabin, and the remainder of the crew are
supposed TO have been washed off. About
fifty bodies, supposed to be the corpses of
AMERICAN fshermeR, have been washed
ashore dfi the forth Side Of Prince Edward
island, Thrty.thtee Of them were picked
up between NORTH Cape and Cascutnpcck.
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+. HAVANA, September 4.-The Captain
General has published decree to-day order
ing the immediate institution OF proceedings
for the public sale of all estates, properties,
and effects taken possession OF by the Admin
istration and being the property OF the State
in consequence of the former owners par
ticipating in the insurrection.
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f.atter.tsay snint, i'm iowa.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, September 4.--The
regular semi-annual conference of the Church
of Jesus Christ, or the Latter-Day Saints,
convened here to-day. Several thousand
saints, from all parts of the world, were in
attendance, and it is expected that the meet
ing will be unusually. interesting, as Joseph
Smith, the son of the founder, is president,
and is leading the meetings. ta
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nafanlfer.

CHICAGO. September A special from
Springfield, H., states that Colonel John D.
Harper, collector of internal revenue for
that district, has been discovered to be a
defaulter to the Government In SUNS yari-
ousy stated at S50,000 to 100000. 1t ap-
pears Harper wrote out his resignation last
FRIDAY and left it with his chief clerk to be
forwarded to Washington. He then left for
parts unknown. .s, . --
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IA DOWN TOWN MERcHANT recently sued MS
druggist for attempt to defraud. He was suffering
from ,naamcd kidneys, and asked for DR. HELM
poIp,s Bucuu. The druggist gave him another
Kind, upon which the prof. was greater. 1usteaa
of relieving the patient, us the genuine preparation
had always done, the imitation! COMPOUND assi"
rated rho disease and long aud distressing illness
foI,oxcd The court after full hearing, gave judg-
mont for the piain,if with costs Moral Buy ONLY
the genuine. f2fst1
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Trasn.Hsnd Killed by q Collision.

BALTIMORE, September A collision oc-
Cured here this morning on the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad in the tunnel under Madi-
son street, iu this city, by which q. j. Han.
kinson, brakeman, was killed. The coro.
ner's jury found that the accident was c1uSed
by the telegraph operator at the south end
of the tunnel telegra phipg that the track
was clear, he not knowing that eleven freight
cars had been left in the tunnel.
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LEG BRokEN.-Y yesterday morning child
of Captain Walton, who resides on Main
street between Seventeenth and Eighteenth,
while playing about the premises was caught
under very heavy door of the stable and
suffered fracture Of the left leg. A couple
Of physicians were called in, who adjusted
the limb and otherwise ministered 10 the
comfort Of the little sufferer.
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FINANCIAL.
BY telegraph.

etHEw YORK, September 4-Money easier ut sQ57.
Exchange armer Gold, rIss9lIss. Goyernnents
dull and lower. States quiet and nominal; Ten
nesses's, 81; new, 81. virgtnia,s, a.; new, 90.
consoIs 6la; deferred, la. Louisianas, 4s,: new,
"a. Devee's, S. s's, s. AabaInas, 10; ss,ls Geor.
gia's, IS; It's, 90. North Caroiins's 97s; new, is;
special tax. L. South Caroinas, sss; new II; April
and October, 2e.
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TO TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.

ADVANCES OF SEVENTY PER CENT. IN CASH
OF TA&-PAID VALUE
fbl ~ made on cousignments 10 our house, IN
ttRESI AT RATE Df Blk PER CENT. per
.nhnmu. We an!hurizr sight drafts with bill Of
Iab,"E. for amount ur tax oa shipments, and will
= 40 balance " advance after receipt of goods
: E'Nl'T RETURNS made with check for balance
Immediately on hacsof goods.
.Nt" Importers III the = bon Carlos " and, !" VI
Z i!p " brands Of MASS LICORICE.
HOFFMAN. LEE Il Co,
Tobacco Com mission Merchants.
rs Exchange Place. Baltimore, ND
I..s 1l-rudgyn 3
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ANOTHER DEAD INFANT FoUND.--Yester-
DAY morning colored man found the body
Of Il white female infant near Shockoe creek
by Lumpkin's Jail. The Coroner was noti-
;ed and held il post-mortem examination.
He thinks the child was probably born alive,
and will hold an inquest to-day. 81.
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Switzerland.

LuCERNE. September An. Theirs, who
is now sojourning here, was called upon
yesterday by the French residents OF Lu-
cerne, and in response to their greeting ad-
dressed them at some length. He sald that,
having failed to establish liberty IN France
under the monarchy, he had. become re.
publican. and was resolved to devote the re-
mander of his life to furthering the perrna.
neut establishment of republican form OF
government in France.
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The Boston Convention.

Boston. September 4.-The Convention
now stands: Butler, 174; Washburn, l5l ;
doubtful, IA.
Later. The latest count stands 4: Butler,
159; Washburn, 151; contested and un
committed. 81.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

EDk SALE. nv tine and stylish BROWN
MAKE. Alice: Isl hands; eight years old
''uAl and kind works single or double, ana can d.
urr mile uMGcr lour minutes.
ALSO, .. -..
stylish, LIGHT ROAD WAGON: piauo-box !;
Ao ton: almost new, and made 10y X. Ii. BOsher.
sold tee .llsc have no further use for them.
;. SPRIGG CAMPBELL,
Eleventh street between Main and Bunk.
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c1NfifNsAri MARKETS.

, CiNcINNAT1 September a.-Floiit Hfmi at Se.s5@
ST. Corfi steady at 5l@52c. Provisions ffmef. Pork
fry1s at $fsaSls.25. Lard quiet steam held firmly
ut &C.. sutmtt, 7@isc.; Kettle, sbc. Bacon In good
smand lss ana dotn % sne1iaeTs s s f
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COMMERCIAL.
BY Telegraph.

NEW 1UKk MAXINE - .
y NEW YORK, September t.-Cotton firm sales,
1910 bales at ?oS@osc. Southern -four In fair re-
choice. Ss30@Slo.75. Whiskey dull and unsettled
aud lower. Sl@sI.O:. Wheat 1Gac. better. Corn
I@4cc. better at sseAc. Pork quiet and unchangen.
line unchanged Kosin quiet at s5.2o. Freights
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J,oyusvU,LE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, september !.-Flour and grain uT,
changed. Pork steady at $3.50. Bacon firm and
in fair demand; shoulders, stc.; clear rib, 1os@
lGac.; clear Sides lOic. packed. Lard stsady
tierce, si6lsfc.; kegs, e1@lOc steam, TIC. WINS
tny.xnnt thing duinQ.
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RsT,fIH0RE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, September 4.+-Flour Ar,ner and IN
demand. Wheat buoyant aid stronger |;
white choice, sl.ss@$L9o; fair. to prime, flsSs@
SlTO; rood TO prime red, si.5o@Si. corn nrner
white southeft; 72c;; yellow southern, sec. 0als 0al
visions dull. Mess pork, Sl7:2s. Bulk meats
shoulders, ss@s4c,; clear ribsides, ,ses. Bacon
sic,; clear rib, llc; sugar-cured hams
l590iec. Lard, st@SSc. Western butter -que.;
choice aud fancy, z5@2sc. lWhiskey weak and Tower
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FALL-STYLE SILK HAT.-7P. WEIsIGBR Co.,
1901 Main street. arc now IN receipt OF their fall
st,le silk hats These hats are very stylish and ell
tirey new shape.
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To BE HEARD ON SATURDAY.--Ihr case OF
Messrs. O,Dwyer. Davis, and Wilkinson,
charged with whipping Charles Nelsoh' was
fixed for tomorrow.
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ct 1,OIIrS MARKETS

ST. LOUIS, September 4.-F1our stronger. Oorr
higher No mixed dac. on track, 43G1itc. In ele'
vafor. Whiskey, osc. c.@tl. Pork quiet At *l6.75
Bacon dull only limited jobbins demand. Lard
unchanged.
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'"AnEAD OF ALL THE Wilson Twist Chewing
Tobacco W. ID. BLAIR &t co. have on hnnd seven
thousand pounds of this favorite brand. it1s 700
well known to need conllnent. Liberal discount 10
the trade.
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The Cholera.

,CIsCISSATI, September 4.-four ueaths
from cholera at MiticrFburg, NY. a num-
ber of new cases have occurred.
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FHt UNDERSIGNED HAVE RE-
MOVED from 1916 ana 1918 Cary street, 10
i2ll IAKi STREET COMMERCIAL BLOCK,
'"fc They viii be happy To serve their customers
"a AL IN SrtIt or
GROCERIES and LIQUORS ~
OF all grades.
"a ls~lm CHAMBERLAYSE h JONES
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OYsTERs.-Some fine York River oysters
have just been received in Richmond Ihey
are the first OF the season. 49, !;
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Hzus1co COUNTY CoURT.-ln this court
Yesterday Charles Isaacs was tried tor Iakihg iM,
sand from the county roads, found guilty.
and fined SO.
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