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The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-09-16
ITEBNsI--s2 90 4 YEAR, INyARlABLY IN ADvANcE


pany purchased ore Knob Over two years
ago. but sl.eatga considerable tiuns lii per-
iectinss; their title 70 the prgperty 81 tliat
they only COMMENCED acllge p,inng OPERA
lions about. one year ago. II that sLlort
space they have done III extraofdniary u.
n,outsof work. s:ilhcy haze e,buit SIX reast-,
ipg furnacess which by january lst swIiI he,
increased 10 twehty-six forty -iour tanks,
with a capacity ot 4, 600 gallons each
drsing-bouse, engine: houses store-houses,
offites.a large boarding. house Tor the EN-
pieyees. aud lquiibfta number of other
spiIlHgs ALslldsbme and conimo'liops
cottage has been built as residence for. the
manager. " hen We lock upon the nu-
mercus buildings with Which Tie Kuob Is
covered. it sUcincd aluvst Incredible tint
this place was covered with native forest
but lIttlc more than ayear ago. bnt such
is the fact. We were fsciLly reminded Of
the magical growth of the railroad towns Of
the West. .zase suspect that the Did North
State hasines witnessed sAsh arapilaneta-
moaphqsis ef forest iniociiy for lnan5 "a
Gay. W Itnesslng What has been done the
past scar, ae were prepared 70 give entire
credente to ,he'stuten,ent II the energetic
lnahager that by july l,sls75 he expected
to have tagns of Z, 90 Inhabitants upou
Ore Knob. Withsuch energy and pusb.
as have been displayed there, very few
things are impossible - as7+s@a "
. In addition TO the vast amount Of work
done st tie mine. the cunlpnyi baEe3 re-
paircd the ropa from Ore Kpvb,to Mariml,
aud FOR a considerable portion Of the way
have made an entirely rev road, 80 that IL
snow one Of the best aio,in:ain roads 10
tile Southwest. whereas before they coins
mepced Vlsralions the reai a,was well nigh
impossible Tor good rertign .of tie year.
We understand that il IS tue .iUtention OF
The company u make 4 morclnrit fIc COM
ihglautaiansioA AlcA,lamizeshe Rad froma
this pui'st, whatever u Is needed. 10 This
they ought g, and d0nbllsss viii. receive
the cordial cooperation Of the counties
through which the road passes. Tie behe.
fits of sheh areadata the people of9thc
counties oI SnytiG Graysonl and .Asile cam
net be over. estinlated.l si.atatfa .s.A
s
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-09-16

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fanfnrds q 4aFgs RI l%h.,te. Nv.
TANGO Gao I*sNart iritff sif'it ff,s.-i y s''i's
,,.d rnrfI N. sfunl, 10 Nrtnst fesia,las
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The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-09-16

Small, rfxged, lmfcfootcd hoy 20 gallus
colorca 1cnt AviflgH AAllse - say boss,
shall 1 carry yeursatchel fer yops' colored
zen, 10 saall boy-- 40, go way dare; Use
eI,liu' a qnagtcr for carryIn dis down
mysclf. lf
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-09-16

)is5ulscncnts of the t'ou1l funds for Ill,

s5ulscmcnts Of the Ccu,/ funds for the
a9a slggsslE n.l 4 hagslali .lI II
and rOiI. - sis'lis s12, fu7 Is
M, 1862 III
N n 2 800 'asas I,ul7 80
,,s.@ ". ::I0s 20
ga.Us 700 ls sga4p ,g.s !
NJ N. ", W. -5r 81
Is "a,
~ III <" i2 ~
Y, n. n, NJ 45 -
w V. $50 90
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-09-16
Eli DOR ADA. ~ TUE BhAcKHILLs.

sszIaNN ii 4 fl|Nt
III Dorado las often beea songht and
sometines found. aud the far " esl is ln-
doubtealy ths place 10 lool; for it.. Now
ia the Black lIllls a reeion bias been dis
covered Which isprnbslJy as rich 10 mineral
wealth ~ California. and viii hrcome anotll-
es. promised laui for the gold Hunters. The
criLeure that ;be Black Hills and the snr-
rogu6isg coalaFgare Ellei witlsilw Ifeeioas
metals docs net rest upsB the assertiuns OF
lands spectators, w.,o uishts encourage
emigration. but ppop tho Official report Of
haseTsl Custer, which VIC prialel yester-
day. Tie General found DO hsstiie In
d;aHs butl,c found gold 10 paying quap1
tilies 10 ths w.sler courses. plalL indicnlip,-
TINT Il exists IN large quantities inthc bill.
lion. silsar. plnnstago aud gypsum wcie
to be discovered. There 4 likely. therefore.
to DO . rishlof eDierprising siirits 20 the
new gold ielas. aud .h;si likely torcsult
in y speedy anailpennancnt sctllenseat oi
the reginn. rs General Casisr says that 20
piFtiun Of the United States hasa richer
l,astiingc or pirer water. and sthsi the
imilding stono i inexhansiible. With plrrty
of wood for centuries. Che ecantryisweH
adapted fog agricultural uses. sp.h gam.
especially wheat. cpnibe largely prcdneeds
These advantages viliabe Alternately ierea
,uufe ilnpufnnt than the inulense sicreso.
Mineral wealth. Taken rs rulc. next 70
i tcasenl hcuAr. Isl Dorado isncst pllen
ienna h / 9ell conducted farm.--N. u.
Ileulf. tasssssE ~ ~ sspsssss ] 80 Wy
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-09-16

TALL fLEcmoSs.
= !, ,n.3s If,

4 ~ tsi4 LBBIA lOsNG.
TIE ppnber ofs sbpsfsSseiing paii,ical con.
Sc ongsatrls@as . eslzlisat ihe States
J Jiieaycs that fcr ile next tao lnDlitis tue
American people s,g ~ matb given io
Iollllesi ;l'ae .ais,ap Y, gis.,iisSt ] asId,y
.sIlh D uss l,4ennln ,ahe aaais snngfossim,ai
siee,an !. ysimdi,. anton nc fclogps
Hyrlly ~ samc ppgsailing ls'io te .d.
I'.s..a 4. y J, fI4TIag gas@i',,. ls.I v.
s,,,., CO., salsIsls I1.i.HI aEalv'gr.' !
sia,s ,lg.s. taruasia 8iJiran eieetiai iar
..ss,s!s ~ eyg .F'sri.ts ssaili d.
.nast sa ia ~ ilsi viasi Aqsemher. u
aalta Usis taeQii i-seysn Slases and Terri.
t.r.a. Ma hod odirstiohs. iAd over ,w, hur.
dled I.t e.eotatise- Ii consre-. wiz bc
chasva. q lNsnB .cnc,d tlgsS.asc, y ~
sers are - b. elozer auL tlteen sioyeraars
are On he lisl. luglno,i.er sialc.wlcre
State ofiisoEs are 20 be chosens such y
Srcrcn,fies ~ S,Mr. Attorney Gener.ds aud
Judges oF tla Supreme Court are ialsc cleo
ted. Tha Territories rhuusr oue Delcgatc
sar, u lilo Ii5ug. fourth Cong'esk Patty
gon,sati6lS dave Alrcsdy htehheif in abont
onc.ilind cithe States. Democratic State
coavcm isns, l.sse, bcon llnla ~ tisrlsiates.
IL Maine Joseph Titeunb Wis. t,uiiiihaied
lcr t.oseraor. III Vermont tie State tick.
e !. hradsalky W. ". ~. Bingham II
IadiaAa State ticket irAtled ~ .lvhnH y
Nsa for Secretary u state, rAs nomiiiatcdi
aud IL AlAbana.a 4 State taket headed VI
Geo. s. Houston for Governor. eas pot id
TIC fold. II Tcnnessoes Jaetss u Porter,
Jr.wns nominated for tsseunor The
Democrats III Illinois, Missouri. Ohio and
Pennsylvania. heIi their Conventions on
lyelbel ~ .Asst aud ngg fellpRahsc d
ArsAi.at fMA lAHchusetl. ANdkses,, Me-
braskA. New Jcrssy aid New lork--sll
coaling .t.tween pow and tho 2Sd u Sep
.embar, = IRiimip9t0l JoargW. xidfl
tn.ttii ftill s-gss s.s.AiA
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-09-16

Aurusts. Ga. SepL s. On the one
haneredll, aud jcnsli ballot. the vote stood
-l.sssphsua, ] s0 sthihniug. u ! The
name Of Cumming was withdragn. aud q
half.past 4o'clock this morning. The eon.
yentIon having been ID scssioa all niglitl 4
motion Was. made by Cen. Jenkins TO make
lhs uo,nlua, ia of M. slsphtus epaninious.
THE was dane at The request Of Major
Cumming. ahs bppemsi before the con.
ycption.s Mr.. Spqphens was declared tbe
osa,.aoe and lls c0ascnflbn hdjpurha.1
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-09-16

leta va Wv ftesit $50 Ssst
=. :. supplies 10 Poor House,
:. - PAID Uodn5 Commissioners, ~
County Jail,
rif Repairs "a. jailaw 6N
tS.st Cieik kfcUnihlissh,hers. NV IN
Errors IN. listing Taxes,
';lllbsolssnts.bkl .II9sf1lI
Exemptions from poll tax.
fnsulyrnis Lilile lsiyer ,IsaSselip s.
+. lnsolyenis Chapol iiili TounsLil, 1 4
Extra allowarse To- Clerk Superior I
"a Conr.4 3 a
q support 81 Lunstics, - I, -.
" ShsriGs Cspaissipli>, q - ~
n Extra allowance 10 Sheriff. ~
80" 1teasuress Conalissiolis. &
"a ANe e sRsas vi a vs. 4&F 4gH assNs R4aH
G = - s1 III tt - ~ seile
f haf e#s asta IL nait iIfst
snlg 49, iEyKe ~ fEta glafsas IA
STATEMENT Il ,he Receipt. anil j
year eml,ug July istl8T#.a
Amopw bvsaaht ferwasd FROM las. settlemer
Ter oa Heal and personal Estate,
Tax ea P0llsf a. i.t41
Tax N Rail Road,
state spl0rtiUnMeiss, s4Ha f
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aalrs Edward Y. svslentihe. de Rioh.
ruoa,l scalp lptor. has just returned frqnl .
Wit 10 tue yeimoatgoarriss, where he Sc.
lecicd and i,as had sent 10 tbs eiiy 3 very
large aud spleadid piece of soes white
marble, from uhigh he sill fashion hiscel.
cbraied rccumbent 6gufc ui Geneial Lob.
crt +. lee lnov ID plasisrl. intended for
The tusnb II lIas tenpwsel Confederate
] loader sndIhero al i.sziaglous Va. "a a
work uf art lhis VI ar. Nalesiine's las
been spoken of imiesus of highest lraIss.
When Il aislIbe gpt DO all-cpduFiug mar
bte Il viii. 5sed. ! be worthy Of bis fame.
w. Nnlcnsins.bronght .wish binl 4 nuwbsF
u Skilloi workmen. whe will immediately
cbmrtsuca % asgelOp tile ssatae.-- Issls-
g,l0lii .rAguifex. q 49, sszsaal /
sit 80 5fo - >s<..,sSs-sklia sstilis =
.pasyitf,troRtts sxrsrcs INC
number at pounds of lnanlsisk isfred tc4
baccs lax.I,sId 10 kngust Ausgantcsi q
SO so pounds. The, is.x oiI tni ~ was W.
slca. q So. Tbe tax on elglrs " slg.. 20
THO iniscrlIaveVns tpsYs ANNOUNCED y
S2sAa2. In,Aug..sL. sstyear, the number
ofponnas lyfas ~. 81. Tie taS was
5gs5si1sl. Tile abgve .lqss mol Il'el'lle
Oh ) ,2Jl pounds exported TO Canada,--.
Timer
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-09-16

Il CfSfi. .fsfAv. Oh presenting lecc
coilif 70 ,hN adofed one issid csfefnllys ipo
nst ltssdy ore sIsa rumplc it = No aess.
she replied. "l'll take aea. ftss sass.As6
.lft shoulaaiet Where would you
eSf'sh hGse q caftcr sanr Insurance Inoncy.
was stlso reply ufa bua wifc. sslesa fsSlfs1
sfff 49, k4.i44t 80 = =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-29

TITAN FIKSrS lloE>EFLEsH.-For mum
I'D. tt months past the Southside Car Com
Ia"f TIA, been quietly but perseverlngiy
pushing us experiment with The new motor
!oI street cais, known is the trelcss loco
motive heretofore fully described III these
columns. The machines have been placed
al work on the dummy track, running from
IAirty-Scventh street TO Hyde Park, where
Tor some SIX weeks past they have 1ully met
aH the demand. OF That road, "the o!d
&Jgic>," a, the engineers call the old-tash-
Toned dummy engines, having been retired
to ,4cir .icd TO rumiuatc in quiet on the
progressive character of the age in general,
and Chicago i'll particular. These expert
nrnts have been watched with deep in-
tctcat by the directors and stockholders
OF the road, who hope 10 find ia this power
relief from the expenses aud annoyances
connected with h0rscilesh as car-motor,
while suburban residents and real estate
Spectators already stand with hats in hand
ready 10 propcl them sky ward as soon "a
tis. success is proclaimed that will transfer
li,eIr property u Il reachablc DISTANCE from
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-29

N0>SENSlCAl. TALK ABOUT EXTRAvAGANCE.
From The New York Tribune. ]-Onc hears
from every side that the source of all our
present trouble, and The reason why We de
not take heart and 60 to work again. are
">pccuntiou aud " cXiravaeant living" 1t
i not from the pulpit or from the news.
paper only one hears this. but from grave
liNHngic.> and economists. and one DOES not
nov hear ii tor the first time.
There has not been. a year since the foun-
daiion OF the Government in which the de-
>trucIiou OF America from these two aycn-
rc> hi> not been Socmuiy predicted. The
late Horace Greeley showed, about forty
iiiurs 4 year during his long career, That our
importation Of foreign luNurics were fast
leading lis 10 our doom; and since his
death it has been proved over and over
a.ain 10 the satisfaction of many pco-
lie that if we sell great quantities
Of bonds to foreigners for cash,
and pu; Tie cash into domestic improve
mrnt>. and the improvements do not yield
interest. we shall! be surely ruined. Since
Srprulhcr last, however, this last cutlery
has had IN almost comic turn given TO it.
We have since the war sold enormous mum
brr> of bonds 10 foreigners and received
immense SUNS Of money for them. and this
money has been invested in ways some OF
W h!ch are not, Tor the present a. least, pro-
ductiye enough 10 yield interest, and many OF
which will never be. The conditions OF ruin
were all present last September, and it only
remained for the failure of JAY Cooke TO
rive the signal for it. But it now turns ont,
- il onlv needed common sense 10 enable
one to iorc>te. that it is the unhappy
foreigners who are ruined or incom-
modcd. il anybody is. and not we. There
i 10 way rs yet discovered OF removing the
useless railroads constructed with their
money. The awful. burden OF inte-
rest. which was 10 carry the gold out Of
the country. and ill American homes with
distress. we have handsomely got rid OF by
not paving il unless it had been earned.
There has been no disposition exhibited i'll
any quarter. so far Is we know. on the part
ol American fathers and husbands TO reduce
their families 10 want in order to meet the
couuon> oi the London and Amsterdam
bankers. or even those Of the German aud
French peasants. In fact, il The London or
Amsterdam bankers We're to say to-day
| 10 any Of Cur newspaper or financial
| morali>i>: "What WAS il you were afraid OF
when you were waiIing SO piteously, three
or four years AGO. over the sale VI bonds TO
me: Did YOU expect to have TO pay the III
tcrc>t Out Of your private purse: IN what
way did Won think NY money WAS going 10
ruin You: Did you realty believe that my
making IL railroad through your State with
my savings would bring you to poverty. or
were you only making professional noise
about nothing :"-hc would probably. be an
Swered with II dry grin.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.
,,.rpr1y CnTTON STATEMENT.

C1Sc1SSAT1, June 27.-Msrkets generally Il
changed.
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the business. 1t is guarantee that the
company means business; that The matter
is receiving the personal attention of Mr..
Holmes, the practical and efficient superin-
tcndent OF the road, this gentleman daily
watching the "tireleSs" With the most critical
care. Yesterday afternoon, in the midst of
the terrible transform, number of capt.
tali>ts and others interested in quick city
and suburban transit, made n tour Of in
>prction over the route for the purpose of
personally looking Into the operations of
these locomotives. The trip between the
points mentioned was made TO or three
times. resulting in the unanimous opinion
from those present that "the thing proves
itself decided Success" BY the Use of this
power the car company is able TO greatly nc.
commodatc the travelling public by using
larger cars. making more frequent trips and
on faster time than at present, and ut no in
crease oi expense. II is the expectation that
before long. by the unanimous request of
The residents Of the southern portion of the
crty and Hyde Park. these locomotives will
lie run on Cottage Grove avenue as far north
" Twenty second street at least. and soon
after must take their place on all our extend
ed Sircct.car lines. As these locomotives
carry 10 lire nor emit any smoke, and but
Very little steam, very many Of the ohjec-
tion> to stcam-powCr on the streets are done
away with. The question of frightening
horses is simply one of education to the sight
OF any new kind of vehicle. which lesson
city CquinCS are not slow 10 learn. We GER
tamiy hope the lirclcSs locomotive" may
realize all that is expected Of it, Chicago
JQ3DUQf
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The Indians.

PARSONS, KANSAS. June 2I.-Important
changes have taken place in the Indian Ter
ritory. All the agents of civilized Indians
have been relieved excepting j. Il. Jones,
the agent of the Cherokecs, and 4 central
agency has been established at Fort Gibson.
The ChcrokeeS, ChoctawS, Greeks. Semi
nolcs, Ch>caSawS, and other civilized In
dianS will be under Agent Jones. This is
regarded rs in experiment on Il small scale
to iamiiiariZc the Indians with scll.goyern-
mcnt under future territorial organization.
\ number of prominent Indians will take
strong grounds III their coming annual
elections in favor Of scctionizing their coun-
try, territorial government, and citizenship
in the United States. The Odkldhdmu
star, published at Caddo, in the Choc,aw
Nation, openly and ably advocates this doc
rrinp
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LIME. CEMENT, PL4ASTIEE
BA&F. OF RICHMOND.

Authorized NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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BY TELE lsii,,j r..
Six Colored Men Drowned.

iSPSSioi ecleVfau I'D bre ilSDltch,i
NORFOLK, june 2T.-From Captain Deale
OF Surry county, who was in Norfolk to.
day, we learn that on Wednesday last six
colored people were drowned while crossing
the James river, near Brandon. It appears
that number Of colored persons had gone
over to Clairmont for the purpose of pur-
chasing goods at the store of Mr.. Bohannon.
and that on returning in the boat Ca small
fish boat, it was upset and sunk from some
Cause or other, supposed to be overloaded.
Six of The party were drowned before assist
ance could reach the scene OF the accident
The others were picked up in an exhausted
Captain Deale was unable to
learn the names of the parties, for when he
heard Of the accident he was on his way to
Norfolk.
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The Seneca tribe Of Indians has "mel'cd
like the Apr! snow until it now consists
of one old horse, one Chief. ard three gal
Ions of whi>key. The chict, after drinking
the whi>key, and singing pathctic;tlly @
why does the white man follow my path"
will probably break the jug, and depart Tor
the happy hunting grounds, leaving but an
old horse behind. We trust that We are not
irlcvcrcnt. hurd-hcartrd, unromantic. WcaIc
sadly afraid however, that our red brother
i legendary humbus. But, then, there
are a GOOD many such in literature. aud they
serve Il purpose. They make novels, poetry.
and history very Pretty reading Tribune.
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RAyLkaAn LinEa.

AH ~ ~
RICHMOND AND PErERsgCEa RArIS1
COMMENCING JUNE 18Th, Is74, Trims
~ on this road will run as follows
r.oa LEAyE RICHMOND SOUTH.
600 a. NJ THRoUGEMAIIs daily except surS
o Gay connecting s,a for all points scasn
800 A. n, FREIGHT TR AIN d1iIy icxce nj SIN.
day1, with coach at'acht d. Tor Peters
6Mg ard stations on the ScutnstdH
road, Lynchburg, and the West
l:45 +. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for Ill points South and West. Pas
scngers taking This train vii! make
Norfolk. -
$50 PM E Ere IGaab daily except Sundays
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7:45 A. 81. FREIGHT TRAIN daily (excepe
Sunday vith coach attached.
l2:UO d., THROUGH NAIL daily. connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac RAILROAD for all points East
and West.
500 P. NJ, FkEIGIIr daily texccp. sunday,
coach attached.
sos P. 81, THROUGH NAIL daily (exeep, Sum
day., connecting with Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
i9raE points East and West. Pull man
Sleeper attached. running through to
Baltimore. Also making close cor
nection with he Chc'ap axe and Ohio
railroad for the Virginia Springs aud
points North and West.
ire NAIL TRAINS will not stop between Rich.
Chester.
Passengers from Glover Hill will leave al 6:3eA.
A. aud returning leave Richmond at l:45P. NJ
daily Except Sunday.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start from
te2T A. SHAW. Superintendent.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Spain.

MADRID. June PA dispatch from the
scene of operations before E>tela says that
General Concha has executed successful
flank movement on the CarllSts, resulting IN
the capture of several important positions.
II is probable that the town will fall into the
hands of the Republicans tomorrow.
Official information has been received Ofthe
defeat 1t Chclva. thirty-cight miles northwest
Of Valencia, after two days fighting, Of
1O. 600 Carlists under the command OF
Prince Alfonso, brother Of Don Carlos, by 4
force of Republicans numbering only o,oOO
neil.
IosDos. June 21.-The Pail Mall Gazette
has information that the Car, as punish
ment TO his nephew, the Grand Duke Nlcho-
las. son of Grand Duke Constantine, for the
theft of his mothers diamonds, has baniShed
him to Caucasus for life and deprived him
of the Cross of st. George, which was be-
slowed on him for his achievements in the
khiya campaign.
Germany.
BERLIN, June 27.-The report that the
conference of Roman Catholic bishops at
Fulda will eDdeavor to make compromise
with the Prussian Government is not true.
Japan and China.
SAN Francisco, June 27.-The steamer
Alaska brings Yokohoma dates to the 9Th in
slant, japanese legations have been estab-
lished at Pekin and keddo.
A member Of the japanese ministry and
the head of the Department of Education
has been murdered by bis countrymen.
The total number Of japanese troops in
Formosa is 10000. Collisions have occurred
between them and the natives. The Japa-
nese have lost nine killed and the natives
many more. The Chinese had not taken
mart in the hostilites, but the Government
had issued orders to its subjects all along the
coast of the invaded country to afford the
.Iananese every assistance posi- Bile.
Admiral Pennock had arrived and taken
oomm,nd of the American squadron in the
Chinese seas. 10, ;..,,od
NOTICE that after the 1st of August next tne
arnortation of rice and wheat beyond the
seas will be prohibited.
The Alaska sailed from Hong-hoDg May
9th. The latest news from fekh repre-
sents that all is quiet at the scene OF the
cnrond riot between the French ana Chl-
neSe. 49,. :. ,tbo
evident intention OF the Japanese Govern
ment to annex so much OF the Territory Oh
Formosa as is not under the control Oh
China.
NEw YORK, June 27.-A recent Havana
letter saws: g 1t is reported by Cubans tha
CONVOY of four hundred men, togethc
with forty carloads Of Provisions. have peer
captured by Cubans in the jurisdiction
of Santiago de Cuba. The total NUMBER .
four hundred Spa..iards had been shot I'D u, It
taliation for tie shooting of Cubans. Ia "a
Diario states that the Spanish forces ID u
field oper ating against the Cubans num ,,e
60, 900 men: Of this number 40, 600 are y SUI j,
nose, TO be guarding cultivated districts
| $4,000 on the sick list and elseWneie,s az ~
/ 10000 engaged in the active pursuit 81 u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-29

!: ii" 70 PREVENT HYpEoruoBIA.-The fol-
".u- l. al extract from 4 letter from DR..
Ian {. Dalton, formerly Sanitary Superin-
,."dcnt Of New York city in relation to
y aroph"tia, which was received at the
Heath Department in New York on Fri
c@:
>. IN case any one is bitten 10y dog whose
,"hd,,I"n j. Suspicious The most effective and
h."r'5"la. node Of treatment is to cauterlZc
,-@ wound At once with stick Of silver nj
1&'c, commonly called LUNAR caustIc." The
s..ei. Of c1u>tic should be sharpcned to a
I"l"lI-po.nt, Introduced quite TO the bottom
e. me wound, and held in contact with
eyer! part of the wounded surface until it is
Thoroughly clutrriZcd and inscnSble. This
DESTROYS The virus by which the disease
would be communicated.