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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-04

AUCTION SALES.
BY g. De Ferret g. Co,

Bousg AND Lof CORNER OF MIRO AND CARos.
DELFT WALK.
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yALCABLB PROPk1IEs IN TIKI SECOND Dis
TRICT
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Lors ON TOULOUSE AND ST. PETER STREETS.
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DY NA<u & noDGsoN.-w. I HopGso

s. cond District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
To- :.4SG.
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GUN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
rais Up capital $500, 900.

ANNUAL STATEMENT PoR THE fRAs MI.
Amount Of premiums for the year. al5I !sas IS
Less uaterminated risks and return -,
prsmfuma.. .......'.'....'''''.....' "4op ~
ret earned premiums. .......-.......sES.@o 70
Losses paid, reserve fund, re-
assurances and unadjusted
fosoes .'.....''.''..'''' Ss'f'~" -
General sIpenses, taxes and
int. Oh capital. eo7522 n
interest. -. $3.50 90 sH9 1-iB zoe ca
prem ~ cron. ..ti,osi. a. .hs3, NAV.
ket values
Bonds stocks and sori e5Co. lSo o.
Loans on pledge and mortgage. s. us -
Bills receive BILE and premiums DUE. SokJ7 10
Gash on hand. 1919 Ia
Total .........................S 659, $50 SO
The Board Of Directors have declared . cash
dividend OF THIRTY PER CENT on the net earned
participating premiums tor the year ending, Decem-
Der 81 ls12 payable on the twenty sevgnth Jan an
JANIS DAY. President
THonAs ANDERSON. Secretary.
Parties desiring insurance are requested TO
tiee that this OLD and RELIABLE Company Ia
issuing policies fire, river and marine risks upon
the most favorable terms; and, under their
AMENDED CHARTER, insurers will, if they
elect, receive dividends Of their proportions OF
profits of the Company in cash, without tho
quirements of becoming o stakeholder, or cash
rebate OF fifteen per cent IN heu theTeoI and they
are assured OF the utmost hberahty in che adjus
nent and settlement of losses
Office No. 81 Camp street. corner of CONNER
cial alley. New orleans. las Jm Su We 50
MERCHANTS MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS,
Canal Strees..............ib4
Ets8TKBsTH ANIMAL STATEMENT.
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ANNUAL STATEMENT VoR THE fRAs Brz.
Amount Of premiums for the year. a25l SSs 20
premiums, .~...... s4ese 81
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FfyEUT0NA INSURANCE. COMPANY,
Ne. III Gra~Se1 street.
fnSures agatnst
f,pe. aiariss ana asver RisaA
A. the Lowest fsrif Rated
L. MINER BADBR President
CHAs. EEGsTFELD, Vice President
6EORGH srRoMBYRR. sscrst$Syo
Fist s1seaI fsas.
Prern'urra received In 70
Fra, marine aud river loases
paid. &a%S<1 -
gslnsursnoes, rebsttA
passs ete.......... o......ssSc2 S--i3sesl >
as3,ls4 "
-o.a .r,s.as 70 .>ets ...............SFs.sIs
LECcSkHD
l.ts,,s. NJ s>y,,Al p. / ir, ten rss eenh
U1rt. NJ: ., capital pad in. eight Per cent
i"v:i.L.iv. 7seAium5 psid, siItseu ~ cana
cs.sTRKs
serr, I.-~t... ERtA
s1us St;fuesl-., 4 s1IneS Bsates.
sr9h Ee!i-E. ". 3 Schmidt,
4 SssInslA'.ss, The STORE LihentkAA
-'..F q. y. Del Bondo,
= y Is9. Isaac ScheTcE
T. .scEs L L. Nssits,
&c a,1vstts Charles BngstfeA
II Goldman Eouis SchwarH,
q Enszk, y. Rickart,
Z WeisenbseA e. 2 6oErsve
r. Rodexs y h MldefsaAa8
90 lin
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IEG on PHILIP STREET FOURTH DISTRICT
SUCCESSION OF LUCILB WANT, WIDOW OF
LOUIS LIOTAU.
Dy pLACIDE j. SPAR, .uCT1oNERR

secona District Court for the Parish Of Orleans-
No. 35. $50.
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Second Dstrcs Cosft TO, tie Parish 81 Or. ans
Booklet No. $780,
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THO.STORY BRICK RESiDk GB AND TWO VAL
IABLB LOrS OF GROUND. OF ga,.ssea2 street
Fourth District
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tUCCEssI0S OF DIR. D. C. BELL
Second District Court for She Parish Of Orleans
We ~ $50
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sUCCBSsFoN OF JOSEPHINE CONTROVERSIAL
secsnd pistric. Court for the Parish Of Oslesss-
No. 3S,GT3
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suCcSssios OF DR. II RI. Dow.ER. Dscg.sgD
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-03

wAa Ha1 ufyef sFt1tara. aaa Hs.4r5
uH aas 8awa he tgeaeaseat aagsrFnets
NHF & HEh f wftEa
hsf fc aang ts fhnt5 ssHa
uam haeu Hsgea H a Aaa
nasa 81 hHf wa asuana ia ara4
aHs asats aaaal Csc Eaam. sRa .st q
aaa wha BlusF q Io. e8 sod
asf .8aa sataE men Issl nara { aas
Ia.1HF Sat fsa maa,hs mratf witt Fr.
raas gHatffa 0aH. and De- waa wHb me
every dar. whfa a8 wee a5ua aaa aft-
Cd hm f-f DE LU ne a.e6sea fellow did
a taea whai Ii was 90 where Hew
HR ahasi Is, .Hdee5. ana tr Hs
Hf1ef beH aay nsfer uor have B.
Aa WrH TIC Bofd farFsi go e. tfst
Isan Wam Kitty sent oat again size
lasa5 Mu Tuan-AHsau driving aball
wish 9 faHF3a.ul gsatb who were q tga-
mraaoss hlam 10 Bis has Or eaofser
every eas Is auafe &c wsf ue raaHg pre-
EaFaasIie artist, 1arrA.aHv. uhUm nat
ia EHaa Is 70 EHgW nothing waaseyer. la
Use shadow 81 Mar a.aIfg's AaLbnm Sits
uaf world of srg compliment Tie Mar
igge8 Pral5ea. "a turned % the WaIl aaH
tbs.a1lsi u forgotten. Hgt ! hsyc mr
wife once more, ard lhe boy BIAS Alsm8ta.
e. More lhan thst, tbcu lles beside me
gasi received. q check. uo matter hoa
much good sum. Hls mg percentage
ou she 4lss al Patient. and Practice
Yesterday found the book nh bracket
ia mr mothers dawIHg.r9om, the same
bracket where hung Of old- where hangs
ua m0ge tae cag.Pgrlrajl
Al. lh.s was Ftm ago. The G,m is
Haven q Juakst, uow. Another boz
aad s. faand-odili5u Of Kitty stat tho
Table wltA us. EoF all that, tao lliga lady
behind ,hs oahee.uFa look. younger than
else asel ia fho dags when she was COW
erred with glory, aBd when wa MI.
1Hnktas husband.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-03
d X sIMoNDs,

Journal JOB PRINTING oFrlCI
AaHeAesisl, fsrnaat lAa. LET, is7s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-03
VINEGAR BITTERS.
rrRELr VEGETABLE
Or WALKERS CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR BITTERS.

So rfn.gs HsA faEE ruHsa BuTlGa according
go alu siNsus aaa remain long uH8el, provided
th.s tsan= are BOT destroyed b, mineral palsag
az other asaus, sHa the vital organs wasted he
yuaa iae p9iut % repair
lrsFaflt ag iEngaTsfiusl Headache pain iu
tie raa#aegs Coughs, Ightuc-s % the Chest
UslaHasa sour EnGtaHaur % the stomach. Bal
Taste U tGe month El9gs attacks IaIpitatiou
20 ,bo beard inflammation Of thg Lungs rain iu
tha fg.4n - the Kidneys, and q hundred ether
p4aial sgmut8ms are Che aH-prugs 81 DytBUp-
s.a. ID iaese complaints 1t has no equal and one
bottle SIN prove better guarantee 81 ss vaiue
than 8 lengthy Advertisement.
EoH EEakLE G8NIIAIsrs ID Young Ur cid mar
fle8 % single At TIE dawu 81 uamAnhood, OF the
tara ui l5ta, these Tonic btters display ~ dfed-
"a 90 aaueuaa tLzt iraTted Improvement +
sp1n perrsVihle
IuE INFl tWtuas AAH ClHaNe RurrsuaIHa
aAd Cont. E.ilDass ToDsttsut and lHtermitteHt
FsEnFs N.HeAsfs afthe Blood Liver NaHBege and
Bladder ilesa Ettcrs have 10 equsi saeh Die
eafes Afa caused Hy Nlinted Blood. whIeh * gen.
afai#E lta#1a ty aafaHav q the digestive
gfa aHr
gu tag4ouug pgnaagru as wrG1 ss i
1aaEa passeas alec tire paoaHsl meflt af acting
g gggfFfal sgent 90 relieving eaaEestiau ~ b.
aAa4oi.aa 90 tRe Alfeg aa4 ynatnai organs and %
billions diseases.
Eaa sga b.E6sEs Ereplans. Tettsf. salt
fate b.a. aas spats. riupas, pastaces bl.ls
es raf-NlEnss ssAll bead sore eyre.
Efap aHs. ltea safts DESIGNATIONS ID tLa
at.aa a ala Diseases at tht stsn, 90 what.
#sHf EAsa9 HsEnft are literally deg Hu an8
y gag ststasa ah a very faaIt Nae ta
"a et t.sse tHHfs
Usu4fE tstsus proclaim. Ersnaas Egr-
#ta tH @ Hls-Eta| 4EE.a#sAnE EEaE ever
Faa Tie s.aGHH sestts4
4. @hAAEH FsaHr b MNoNAIuA CO..
aH M-ea' aasats sag f4Auesrea
slgaass Sos AaE I'll
som 81 ALL BrrEeHs4s. Avn upkfrp.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-03

Smoking will kill lice on plants, but
iar boys q comb is the best
Why Is it not good to beat children
hard and onens-Because You may beat
of aud harden.
Buzz-saw item--Ilenry stanaker, Of
Palestine, Texas In his life he was
lovely, aud Ia bis death be was divided
The Chinese claim that Noah's al
name was AbBoo, and that he was
ChinamAn, residing near pekin
"A newly married couple, aged To-
lpeetiysly fifteen and thirteen, have late
ly gone to housekeeping in Westerly. Il.
J.
"A Daubury sport wears a ten cent
silver piece on bis shirt bosom. and calls
ita dime and pin, which II certainly is.
There IS a man who keeps a list Of
an the banks IN the country, so as to be
abIe 10 say that he keeps a bank account.
The mysterious name Of the Monkey
wrench was taken from Is inventor, Mr..
Monkey, who still lives in New Jersey.
"A certain Mi David Fender, pop
ping the question in letter, concluded
thus: And should you say Yes, dear
Mary, ! will truly be Your j. Fender
A Dauhury man, who was trying 70
shelter himself in doorway from The
rain on Sunday, had the mournfuI pleas
An lows editor recently announced
that certain patron of bis was thloying
as usual, He declared be wrote il thriv-
,,.,. -.t.-.. .,.....,,.
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'',,'' ~, - ~, go So " ''''' "','
~ -. &c ,'| = '''"e ~ : wy r''
thinks they are some kind of nm oyster.
va a. Goth ....,-.5 .-,-..I
t,..ts ,,..,',.,,.. ~. a. -, 80, -, 80
-, -. .,,' Wv ,, i.',''''',' " ',''
,arsI ~. ,'..,a - '''''7 ''' VI
NC" orleans itcay u"e' IN The oIden
'''"es 'u Loulsi"h" "heh " man had
lawsuit nc hsea 10 hfe "a lawyer no" he
"Ns To 1''e Judge
There isa woman al Dnlalb who
"e'sas "'o pounds Al ii niue Instance
IL d difficult 10 10" which Is The larger Of
'"e '"'' '"e Town or the woman,
A si.bsu e,,,t or tuut..., bo,,....
~ remarked ,ba, ,,s s.,.,ra. no,., i.a,,
.l ,nni,aJ n. .t,,.,s,... ........-...,...,
leo Palestine. 50 they d-hod instead
a., n.
.-. n.y.. '1'. 10 Z '''''' '''- = "'''''" .
'F ''"''' ,,"' ',''''s'' como "",''' /
- 49, :. 49, ~ -. " '''''s''" '' i"'
''' '''" '''''' ''''s " '''''''' "''"s' +
a young lady Of ST.. Louis ha, inst
''' - ''"''''' 40 ''Os' ''' my }afds Of F..
~ ''se's '''l't" twenty-five 'eet wide. /
,A' z so''s 20 WORK PAIR Of slippers
''' '''s ''''''' - 4 '"e"' paper +
4 ite year old pat this e5bnudrum
90 biz mar. Mar, you told md that tho
suow wouldn't 20 away until the wealth.
60 gels warmer. and bow is the weather
going 90 get warmer as long as lba snow
f,a1st
Bdghterdar. are eamiug-~fp.t think
uflt. bluo birds. dauaalluns, caravans
sgI.sorgtinders. anlshoEr.. ,Iola. and
land-arsant. will soon Stag. shine. Show
sharpen. scsul aua shfleE that Spr,ag ba.
aame.
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.at.,.4 ~, ,,....-,. -''''- ','' i''S'
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-03

TAKE A CERTIFICATE
Is THE
NORTH EASTERN MUTUAL LIFE
ASSOCIATION,
OF
BHATrEBORo, VERMONT,
tofIlcE ~ TOWN HALL
AND
= r OF ECT YOUR FAMILY.
The Expense is Less than One.third the Cost
10 en- Old st0ckplan Company
DIVISION No, T.
E0I persons aged 90 to 20, ADMISSION, IS %
ASStAL utE 50 90 AssEssAESTs 81 10
For each death Present number. 2G0
DIVISION ID.
Ages 90 to so. ADMISSION $40 90
ANNUAL ugE 50 % ASSESSMENTS Al 10
For tfrh death. Number ab0ut 1909.
DIVISION b.
Ages iI ~ CO, ADMISSION fl9 90
aSarAL bNE SO CD ASSESSMENT 81 10
f.r ae. death. Nnmber about 1000
APpit 90 II x. EUwLEu ii Manchester. and At
Afhng tam. Ca ID. s. HAM
IH ct-a ol The death ot any member Of the az
ISOLATION Ais heirs W as-iguyc- vail receive a,
many dollar. as there are members 10 HE iii
NIsiuH
Bathab3r1. w., May 29th, 1872 i3lu5x
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Dr. Wistaf's Balsam Of Wild Cherry
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HEALTH! BEAUTY!
DIR. RAILWAYS

NTEONG md TTTE IITU UIOU0-IN-
CREASE or FLESH AND WEIGIT-rLEAI
SKIN AND BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION 81,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-03

AMI All tAast whose occupation requires so an
usuAl exercise ~ ihe vocal organs vii had tHis
the OaLf FsEFtHaTIYs which wlii otiecilglly Eut
simultaneously relieve fhelr asHieullits.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-01
WaShjugtOn Items.

WASHINGTON, June 30.-The commission
of II. G. WOrthngton as collector of Gus.
toms at Charleston, South Carolina, was IS
sued to-day.
The fiscal year closes with S5,0OO,000 in
excess of the estimates for internal revenue.
The total receipts are &115, 100000.
The appropriations for the next fiscal year
will become available tomorrow for current
expenses. The creditors of the Government
Tor past services must look to the deficiency
bill for pay.
Delegates from southern cities to the
Young Mems Christian Association at
Pougbkeepsie, N. Y, July 9th, can obtain
excursion tickets from Washington to New
York and return at reduced rates by call
ing at the rooms of the Association here.
The Secretary of War, while expressing
a high opinion of General Towards per-
sonal honesty, says he was surrounded by
bad men, against whom lie was cautioned,
and must be held responsible for the rascal
ty of his subordinates in the Freedmen S
Bureau.
1t is stated that only the Buell. papers are
missing from the War Department archives.
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The WalHorth Trial.

New YORK, June S0.-The trial of Frank
Fl. Walworth, the parricde, has been post
poned until this afternoon in consequence OF
the unavoidable absence of a juror. The
courtroom was crowded.
Ldter.-On the opening Of the WalWorth
trial this afternoon Mrs. Walworth con-
tinued her testimony, showing that her late
husbands mind had been affected since
1865.
General Hardin and Frank Hardin, bro
theirs of Mrs. Walworth. testified to the eX-
celent character Of the prisoner. Genera
Hardin related the particulars OF an attacb
made on him by Mansfield Tracy Walwortil
at the Hoffman House, in this city. Wal
worth drew a pistol and threatened &c
shoot him. This was while Mrs. WalwortE
was seeking divorce. g.. .
The evidence of the schoolmasters of the
prisoner tended to prove he had occasional
fits of mental alteration.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-01

New YORK, June 30.-Henry Ward
Beccher. in a card to the Brooklyn Eagle,
says: II have just returned to the city to
learn that an application has been made to
Mrs. Victoria G. Woodruff for letters OF
mine supposed to contain information re.
speeding certain Infamous stories against me.
| have no objection to have the Eagle state
in any way it deems fit that Mrs. Woodruff,
or any other person who may have letters OF
mine in their possession, have my cordial
consent to publish them. In this connec-
ton and at this time | will only add that the
stories and rumors which have for some lime
past been circulated about me are grossly
untrue, and stamp them in general and in
particular as utterly false" ........ IS s."
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Italy.
miscellaneous Tereerams.

A boarder who killed the proprietor of a
hotel at Pennington, Mimi, was killed by
the sheriff while resisting arrest.
A German in Fillmore, Neb., who at
tempted to kill man. was afterwards found
by the neighbors dead, he having committed
suicide. 1...a ..-a.
A heavy thunderstorm around st. Louis,
Sunday, reduced the temperature twenty de.
grees. 1t had ranged from ninety-three to
one hundred for week.
Wagner, the Shoals murderer, who es.
capped from the Portland Jail Il few nights
since, was arrested by farmers. He had
eaten nothing but berries for several days.
Secretary Robson has made an excursion
down New York bay on the steamer Tigress
chartered to search for the Polaris. The
Tigress behaved well.
a boiler explosion at Terrc Haute, Ind.
killed two persons aud hurt several others.
d. d. Hefrcn, VINO killed d. Il. Halstead
at Salem. Ind, on the Goth instant, wa
hanged nj that place Sunday night by a vigi
lance committee.
Two eichtecr-year.old boys were drowned
Sunday while bathing near Rochester, n. Y
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Negro Hung.

Is
4G rspecfartelegrapa 20 the Dtspafch.J
HrrLspoRo', N. c., June 30.---Aaron strouo
lueyrol, convicted at the last term OF the
Superior Court of this county Of having com
milted rape upon little girl, was hung TO-
day at IL O'Clock. He made a full confession
and said he was ready to die and meet ms
God. He even requested the sheriff 10
hurry up" the execution. .a,fs
r Second Dispatch. ~'~
HnLsBoEo', N. c., June 3o.-At IL A. d.
Aaron Stroud was taken from bis cell and
conducted to lower room in the jail, where
an improvised scafiold was constructed. Inc
drop was only three feet from the floor; bus'
a square pit dug beneath made fall of over
four feet. After the reading of the death
warrant Aaron made full and detailed con-
tession Of his crime, during which he SAID he
loved everybody, particularly his little inno'
cent victim. He was calm and composed
I'D to the last moment, when he exhibited
some excitement. The rope was then tied,
the cap placed over the features, and ut
eighteen minutes past IL the drop fell. The
knot slipped to the back of the neck, which
was not broken. There were violent strug.
giles for two minutes, and occasional for
about ten minutes, at which time pulsatlon
was feeble at eighteen minutes there was
action of the heart; at twenty-five minutes.
death: in thirty minutes the body was cut
down and placed in coffin for intermert.
The execution was private, only thirty per-
sous being admitted.
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The Proposed Third Term-What n
word from Butler Might Do-Bout.
we'll in Favor Of Butler.
I Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.I
WASHINGTON, June 50, 1873.
There are several people in this country
who have not hesitated to express their ia
vor TO the project of electing General Grant
for a third term, and undoubtedly there are
many others who, if the proposition (Which,
despite the premature look it has, is already
developing into soundne>s among many of
his personal and political fricnds,) gets well
under way will como boldly out and support
it. 1t does look almost foolish, certainly I'M
wise, to begin to talk seriously upon this topic;
but it is engraitcd in the political visions Of
the period, and must grow in importance UNI
less prominent leaders Of the Administration
party step TO the front and denOuncc it, or
unless the President himself, by letter or
otherwise announces that he is not in the
field for future honors from the people.
Without specializing idly upon the conse-
quences of placing President Grant at the
head Of the nation for third term, and
whether they would be materially different
from the effects of his second election, one
can well assert that many officials subordi.
nate only to the President and Department
chiels-not to mention the Cabinet officers
themselves, who must, of course, praise the
bridge that carried them into prominence
will be found ripe for irdorsing the novel
idea of third-term President. But
what is needed now to warm the notion
into responsibility and yigor, or to give
it quietus as complete us that of
the sproyerbial door-naii, is for some
one. two, or three among the noble army of
asrirants to allude to the subject. 1t seems
TINT ali that is needed is justa simple allusion
to set the ball in motion one way or the
other-to "kll or cure" the idea, which
yesterday might have been deemed absurd,
but which to-day is listened to. A good
friend of the Administration to speak his
mind in this matter would be Ben. Butler.
He is just now the most progressive man
In the ranks, and just the very indi-
yidual to takc the initiative in organ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-01
The Billiard Tournament.

New YoRK, June 30.-At the billiard tour,
nament this afternoon the first game for the
championship was between GARNER and
DAILY. The former won in the thirty eighth
inning. the score being 800 to 227. Carriers
highest runs were 10, "a, and 81. Days
were u, q, %. --ss.. IL. e,sF ~.
Cyrillc Dion was Carriers opponent in
the second game for tile first prize, which
was played this evening. GARNER run the
game out in twenty-nine innings, Dion
scoring only 14S. Carriers highest tuus
were 30, Al. %. Dion's were 80, 20, 10. sa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-01

!izing q row throughout the country such
as he is likely 10 kick up in his own
State When the campaign Is opened there
It will be seen ttat more than one man nas
been rolling over 10 his mind the growing
question, Shall President Grant be reelected
again? ~. *
Ex-secretary and present Senator Bout
well has arrived Ia Wash ington, and it Is
said by people who have generally been
posted about the Vaccinations of the Massa-
chusetts rings that the ex-Secretary viii DO
his very best to get all the Government pa,
| tronaee in that State in favor Of Butler, ana
will support him heartily in the canvass.
TIaoN.
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Death Of the Presidents Father

CONVICTION, KY, June 30.-Jesse II. Grant
father Of President Grant, died here yester.
day. The President was not present.
NEW YORK, June 30.--A special from Gin.
cinnati says the immediate cause Of the death
of Jesse X. Grant was softening of the brain
and the spinal marrow, though he had been
suffering for year from paralytic strokes
There were present at his dying bedside
the Presidents mother, Mrs. Rose, the Presi-
dents aunt Mrs. MctG,lf, two grand-chil-
dreu, q physician, and private soldier who
had been detailed from the Newport bar.
rlcks 10 nurse him.
CINCINNATI, June .20.-Presidcnt Grant
and General Babcock are here to attend the
funeral of the Presidents father, which
takes place tomorrow ut 2 P. NJ.
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, June 3U.-For New England
on Tuesday fresh and brisk southeasterly to
southwesterly winds, cloudy weather, and
rain are probable. # ~
For the Middle States, fresh and brisk
winds veeripg to soulhcrly and westerly,
generally cloudy weather and rain, with
clearing weather over the western portion
during the day, and over the eastern portion
during the evening. ....
For the South Atlantic States, winds veer-
ing to southwesterly and westerly, with
clearing weather. s..
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Damage by Lightning OF Lon@
leland.

New YORK. June 30.-Lishtning S "a
barge Saturday evening near Flushing, 10
tally iniuring one young lady and seriously
hurting another. II also struck number
of horses in different parts of Long Island
burning two barss at Jamaica, and the resi-
deuce of Peter Werner, at Fosters Meadow
Heavy rain also fell, extinguishing numerous
fires in the woods.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANC
Monday, June 10, r.
~ a OFFERINGS. -
Constituted, 0a2 bushels. -
OATS.-7s0 bushels.
RE-EXHIBlTED. \. 2
CoRS-Yeilow. l22 bushels. ~
nIrsa-7So bushels
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Terrific Powder ExplOsiOn-Twelve
Persons Killed. "

SAN FRANCISCO, June BOA dispatch from
Virginia City this morning states that last
night quantity of Giant powder stored in
the roof of building in rear of the Bank OF
California exploded with terrific effect. Both
buildings were completely wrecked and ten
or or twelve persons killed, including Gene
ral Won Bokelen. Charles Knox, William
Lane, and Benjamin Mandel.