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Summer Schedule S. & U.R.R.
The Short Line Schedule.

The hhort Line Schedule.
CRARLoITErCoLU a. A UGgaTA r. r. Co.
COLUMBIA, =. c.. June %, 1874.
Rk % e.sFsE sAE ssSs saSS1tSSMiIsg sSuIe nj, nas Be-
operated on and al If .shisl dAie:l -
u GOING NORTH Train. No Z, Train No
Leave dlasHitosiiii1s..: dAnsqits,siiiiis.:as1ss S75pm
~ SCorbiA Jdnot'n .12! 20 4 mI rs C5pm
ArriSe Columbis. g.. IA SCAM 9.l7gm
Leave Columbia, 12.42 am
Winnsboro.. 2 49 p m
chester. "A 90 p N '''t
Arrive Charlotte. :. :: .4645 pm orvlnD
No. Train makes cloap connection, rim
CHARLOTTE and Richmond, to - all points
North, a15ivipg Irwin at Neg York 6. .c5 A. NJ
No.4 Train makes close connection yia
Wilmington and Richmond to All points
North, arriving at New York at s Is r. ID.
GOING SOUTH. Train MOL Train No3
Leave Charlotte..... 850am
Chester. II 02 a m
Winnsboro y! IL SO p m N''
ArrlVo Columbian. 2. 81 p nj
Leave Columbia. :. 252pm $40 IN
CoPbia Junct'n. 1917 pm 4l6 a M
Arrive ..le Ausast.:::! N s'4s szs m
aBreakfast. 1Dinner. tSupper.
south bound Trains connect at Augusta
for All points South and West. Through
tick ets sold and baggage checked to princi.
pal points. ~ Sleeping cars on aIf Might
Trains. JAS. ANDERSON, 0eney al sup.
A. POPE. Gen. Passenger and Ticket Agent
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Wilmington. Columbia and Aue RR

"A'nAA6 IoA, toiunD1a anu aug b X
GENERAL PASSENGER DEPART.
COLUMBIA, b. o., May l8 1874.
AA sf anis iiahiiipi4b"r,ns viii be- ops1sl.a sss.i
on and after this date:
GOING NORTH. TRAIN MOI TRAIN NO a
Leave Columbia. ...... 4 90 m S45pm
Florence. .il2 IS pm 2.lOam
Arrive Wnmington.... 7.15 p m *7.15am
GOING SOUTH. TRAIN no ! TRAIN NO
Leave Wilmington. i. 500 m t6.1Opm
Florence. 400 p M l1.37 D m
Arrive Coiumbis...... 9t5 pm 400 m
Train No. 2, from Columbia, is an 4 coon-
modation to Florence, aid there connects
closely with N. E. r. r., and at Wilmington
with W. d W. r. il. 10 all points North.
Train No. from, Columbia ie fast Fx.
press, making through connections, allrail,
North and south. and water limo conpec-
tlons ria Portamoutb.
Train No. l. from Wilmington, como cts
closely at Flcrtnce with N. Z. II. Il. for
Charleston, ana is al accommodation train,
thence to Columbia
Train No. s. from Wilmington, is a fa.:
Express, connecting CLOSELY tom nd 10 ali
points North and Sohtb. 1 hroueh tickets
sold and baggage cheokt d to ali principal
points. ruliman palace .leepe,s Up night
trans. fBrcakfast. tDinEef. tSurEer.
accommodation Train No 9 leaves Co.
lumbia daily, Sundays excepted. Express
Trnin No. leaves Colum bia every night.
JAS. ANDERSON, General Sup.
4. PorE. Gen. Passenger and 1irket Agent
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Excursion Season IF 1874 via Allan
tic Coast and Midland Lines.
as@ Na EsL ~ ssE;s..! e:.E;sas, .aaa8. 81 aaa8.
CHAnLorTE, COLUMBIA AND III.
aUATA, AND WILMINGTON, CULUM-
BIA AND AC;iUSTA RAILROADS.
COLUMBIA, 4. C May 20, 1874.
pOCND TRIP TICKETS to all proni.
III nrnt Virgins Spring. and "estern
North Carolina EXCURSION r0ints. good
until November 1874, will be on sale at
tho Company's Ticket Oftics in this city,
both rin Charlotte and cin Wilmington, on
aud after June ,-1S74.
T:cke.=!c New York, Philadelphia. BAL
timorc. uia Bay LINE. st etluced rates, also
Oh sale A. POPE,
June General Passenger Agent.
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Seegers' VS.. Cincinnati Beer.

THE Cincinnati Gazette makee the arto.
L nisbing anunnnoem' nj that Cincinnati
beer is no Ions cr purr but adulterated vii h
molayses, sugar Of r'a arch, fusel oil and ne
poisonous co.cliicum. The Oommisstunrr
OF Agriculture, in his report for 1855. says
That Prof Mapes. OF New York, analyzed
tho beor from u dozen different breweries,
aud found all of it adultcratcd COcculns
Indicus and nux vomica entered largely
into its composition.
J. g. SFEG EltS guarantees his tctr to be
pure and reliable. IIe does not ahnterate g
it. but brews from the best barley. malt
and hops. james
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Matters Of importance

occurring III every quar-
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Greenville and Columbia Railrosd d
- --'"~"DR5EH Haf3-s1S.Ss,ftse seyrsIe ,H..

&H R1 TaAtsa4sn r. AsssSsER S.E;!
Sunday yhe1cepted, 6Gnnect1nE Will E,rii
Trains on South OarolinA hailre d uty and
down.. On and after Friday, AuRuet o.
tho foliowipg.wl)l bethe Schedule:
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Just the Season for Turnips.

11E1NTfRUTA BAGA, Large Amber
IysGlQbe. Large White Dutch, Large
WhitGfal falobe. Winter Flat Dutch. Red Top,
Yellow-Aoerasen, Improved Seven Top.
S1s SR saEisff&sas sfff IL b1as store
IN thSspistrict Court Of the United
-. States,3for South Garoiina.
nithssmassss spi F. "; McMaster. OF Nc
H4st6t, H6nfeith & Roath. OF Columbia.
SC, BanNppts. Petition for full and
JAldl dis6Ndfae in Bankruptcy.
4 (NRH8RBDSfhat hearing be had on the
" 2lst sdsy OF September. at Federal
Court Hodsssth Charleston. s. O.; and that
allcradi:ors. 90, Of said Bankrupt appear.
at skidttme gh5d place, and show cause, II
be- .1s srsassd PassdSt the p''i-
BY order Of the Court. the Gath day Of
August. 1874. DANIEL HORLBECK,
Clerk Of the District Court O: th7 United
States for South Caroline. Ang 29e e9
DE- .sGsee1S LindIey & Bentley's
Great Family Medicines.
CON1eOpsD EXTRACT cogYDA-
~ LIssthe:great vegetable Alternative for
all dissasSA afising from impure blood.
DIR sTGHNENE's FIT CURE. for the
cure okEpilspsy, Fits, ,spssms, and convul-
sions Sf4M kiAds.
Medlcattd Honey. for Coughs, Cclds,
Bronchitis, Group, and all diseases Of the
lungs Ind afrpa ssages.
NeuEAl9le Specific "a certain and spcody
cnre fortNeurAlgia, rheumatism. Nervous
Head-sohP snd all nervous pains.
WahasA Valley Ague Cure. Contains
10 QulntneS L A most positive remedy for
Chiltss Billions Fever, and Congestions of
Liverand Spleen. Acts like charm.
Prepared ut the Labor atory, Charlotte,
Nc. For sale by w. @. FISHER,
NOV ~ tly Columbia. s. G.
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Leave Columbiaa
Iesve Z Alston. ....... ..:..... 9.U5 q m
Leave Newberry..... 80. 10. .31 A m
ese Ies Eonesour1..' .....!.... 2.L5 p nj
eAse ne!.on. n....,i,;;.....-... $50 p m
'tA'eA' "feen'ii,e, e., ,..:'.-.'i...r. $50 p M
I eavcUIeenv1He IT.. -. 8.9O m
ee.e oV!.ou.'..- '....... 49,. g.. 80 M
IIeave I eSSoAsisDury... .1O.I9 nj
Leave NewbcrEy... .................. /. so IA
la 4 s.s Ais.0D .;....... :. 3 08 m
nIlSe - ~ Columnla. .::,........ 4 80 m
anderson Lranchdnd Bl1e Ridge Dicision
DU"N' Up.
Leave Walhalla. 4 45 m Arrive7.i5 n m
Leave Perry Vile 5 80 = N s.3snn
Leave Pendlctop 6.10 am 55Opn,
Leave Anderson 7.20 a m 4EOnm ~
Arrive at Bolton 8. 10 am Leave Q 5Sp -,
Accommodation Trains run on ALbevillc
Branch Monday, Wednesday anu Friday,
On Anderson Branch. between Bolton and
Anderson. Tncsday, Tbnrrday and satur-
day. THOMAS DODAMFAD, Gep. Sun.
JABEz NORTON. General Ticket Agent.
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Change Of Schedule /.

ONdnEe OF Scneuule.
SouTR CAEoLlNA RAILNo!D CoMr..,
COLUMBIA, 5. O., October 16. 1879
ksSs EA WI GHA&E Change Schedule
LIE ~ A3S xE.y$f ~ .$f to 20 into ef.er,on
and after sunday, 10th instant:
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN
Leave Columbia at. S4D,m
Arriv at Charleston at. .4.2unm
Leave Charleston at. 49,. -. 0.Ot I'm
rrive at Colum bia at 5.O0im
NIGHT EXPRESS. FREIGRT AND AocoMnonA.
TloE TRAIN, Sundays excepted
LeavtC Columbia .7.15 r II Arrive. e SO II
Arrive Cha on 2. 10 = NJ Leave. C 4b,n
Camden Traint rurs Monday. Wednesday
and Saturday. as follows:
Leave Columbia 1.50 pm Arrive II 60 am
Leave Camden 6.50am Arrive G.S5lm
Il. B. PIcK1Ss. General Ticket artr,
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,upEp1.y FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF LONDON. .,o aoo nno
.SSETS OVER. .'7Ao, S0 mi,
nenosited with the Treasurer OF Va S'OSS
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The Author Of DfScOrd.
Correspondence Of the Indcx-Appeal.l
RlcuunNn lime 30 1871

Correspondence OI tue kDCc4-AppcaIl
RICHMOND, June 80, 1874.
A letter from Colonel John ). Mosby,
not intended for publication" has been
shown to several persons to-d.y. and copy
has been taken ut the Governors office, In
which Mosby charges that Governor Walker
is the real party who inspired the Wedder-
burn letter; that the latter is mere lnstru-
ment OF Walker, who has urged Mosby to
publish letters from Kemper to him. lThese
letters we gave yesterday.l He says the ex-
Governor must bear the responsibility OF
the charges he has caused to bepubished
against kemper, and that though he will not
publish kemper's letters because of their
private nature the Governor may. The gen.
era impression that Wedderburn acted as
mere tool Of Walker in the Chronicle letter,
is pretty we'll confirmed in the minds of
those who have seen this letter Of Messy,
though some OF them have very little cont.
dcnce In kemper. People begin to inquire
what motive Walker could have had il this
attempt to divide the Conservative party ;
for if the charges against the Governor were
sustained it would not only make him more
unpopular than he is, but produce more dis
sensions in the party than already exist. NO
doubt all these mysterious letters will be
laid before the public pretty soon, and the
connection Of our most popular candidate
for Congress with the "Wedderburn hasco g
be ventilated.
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Virginia for SirsinianS.
WYTHEvILLE, VA, june -, IS

ITHENILLE, AS ouhS -, iS'F'
Editors Dispatch, Thank you for the de-
fence OF the people against the humbu@ cry
Of the Wing and other newspapers in the H.
tere>t Of General Malone, Virginia for
Virginians," when it should be as they cry it,
Virginia for General Malone.
\ few days since wanted few barrels OF
sugar, and ordered them from New York at
certain price, and asked the freight rate.
which was SIC. per 100 pounds, is given by
the agent of the Atlantic, Mississippi and
Ohio railroad After declined to make the
order. ! learned that friend of mine, in
trade in another State nearly four hundred
miles beyond Virginia, was having the same
kind Of ireight-Sew York to destination
by same line at 45c. per 100 pounds. l find
this the way the Virginia institution is being
managed for "NirginianS.'
Now that the "Grangers are around,
want them to notice this fact: and ] have
asked some railroad men who are wcll-in-
formed, and they tell Inc the proportion Of
the rate eXscted by General Malone from
Niroin4nS is about thlrty-two cents per 100
pounds for 337 miles, while to citizen OF
foreign State it is only about IS or 10 cents
per 100 pounds for 40S miles. No wonder
the Niryinaus are sick Of this cry.
\ NIRGINIAN.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Spain.
MOVEMENTS OF LEADING CHIEFS.

-. y MOVEMENTS OF LEADING CHIEFS.
LONDON, July IA special to the Stand
ard says Marshal Serrano has decided to
take command of the Republican army i'm.
mediatey. General Zabala has arrived al
Tacaia.
BAYoNNE, July 1.-Don Carlos. and wife
have arrived at Estella. where they were re.
ceived with great rejoicing.
/ BAyoNNE, July 1.-Don Alfonso was
wounded in one Of the recent engagements
with the Republicans.
fiayti.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
NEW YORK, July by news from Port
au-Prnce, dated the 18th instant, it is learned
that General Michael Dominique was unani-
mously elected by the National Assembly
President of the republic of Hayti.
DECREE By THE CAPTATN.GENERAL--DR
ING ACCIDENT.
HAVANA, July 1.-Captain. General Concha
has issued decree requiring on and after
the 1st of July the payment of so per cent.
in gold Of the regular taxes and duties. The
rate at which paper will be received in pay
ment Of taxes and duties is to be fixed by
the Government. The decree of June 4th,
authorizing banks to sell gold for the pay
ment of land taxes, is revoked.
A lighter with thrty,five persons on board
capsized yesterday off the vlllge Of Coleman,
six miles east of Havana. Sixteen persons
were drowned. .....
England.
LONDON, July 1.-The Times Paris CORE
spondent telegraphs that among the stories
current there is one to the effect that Marsbah
Concba was killed at the inStlgatior Of Ser
rano because he was an Alfonsist. There is
another notion that by the death of Concha
the influence ia Germany is increased, which
is uniayorable to the restoration Of the
dynasty attached to the Pope.
The Atlantic and Great Western Railroad
Company declined to receive and pay to-day
coupons on their first mortgage bonds.
s. report reaches here that an accidental
fire in Two houses near EStela was made a
pretext by the Carists for masSacreing all the
wounded Republicans who fell into their
hands at the battle OF MurO.
The amount of bullion Withdrawn from
the Bank of England on balance to-day was
100000.
Italy.
RoHE, July 1.-The Pope told the generals
of the religious orders who called upon him
yesterday that he deplored the suppression
or their houses, and eXhorted them to re-
main united and they would reassemble
hereafter.
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Teleeraphic Summary.

The State Temperance Convention OF I'LL
nois with seyenty-fye delegates, including
t r1 womes, have formed an independent
party. Among the nominations Is thht Of
Miss Jennie j. Welley. for superintendent OF
public instruction. ,A r.,
Vincenzo Prolenzo, of Augusta, Ga, was
found insane at the New iork fitth ave
nua Hotel Tuesday. He had thrown bis
money. watch and chain, ard clothes out OF
the window.
United States Consul Straye, whose term
of office at Quebec has just expired, is dead.
MIR. Straye had been promoted to the lega-
ton at Leghorn, Italy.
Matt Fox, yi.ltor at the White Sulphur
Springs from Chicago, aged twenty-e'ght,,
died suddenly last Tuesday night from heart
disease.
Rev. Dr. Welles, Of Redw!ns, accepts the
hlshoErlc Of WISCONSIN. &A.A
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Fatal ARRAY between Lawyers.

MEMPHIS, July AT 10 o'clec,,i inls
morning NJ. D. Welsh, Il we'i-known attor-
ney and candidate for clerk Of the Crimi-
nal Court, was shot by b. B. Barnes, also an
attorney, and probably fatally wounded
They haa quarrelled on Monday, when
Welsh drew a pistol on Barnes. To-day
mutual friends attempted to adjust the diff
ticulty, and had 4 meeting in DR.. Johns's
Office, the parties to the quarrel being pre-
sent. Barnes said he was ready to settle the
affair, and it is supposed Welsh misunder-
stood the remark, as he arose, drew his pistol,
and said he was also ready for settlement !;
whereupon Barnes fired, the ball striking
Welsh in the left temple and coming out
under the ear. Barnes at once surren dered
TO an officer
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KaW York Hens.

New YORK, July 1.-Admiral Polo, Span
ish Minister, sailed to-day for Europe.
Roderick d. Entwistlc. who was bitten
by dog about two weeks ago, and taken to
Bellevue Hospital yesterday with symptoms
of hydrophobia, died at 9:36 O'Clock this
morning. Without the application of drugs,
the patient became insensible short time
before death, and in that state died. A post.
nlortem examination will be held.
Mayor Havemeyer has been notified by
Governor Dix that there are two vacancies
in the Board of Police Commissioners, occa-
stoned by the conviction of Mes>rs. Gardner
and Charlick. 1t now becomes the Mayors
duty to fill the vacancies.
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,e,Ier from staunton.
NEGRO RUN OVER BY THE TRAiS--AEETfNG OF
TIRE hoard OF SUPERVISORS OF AUGUSTA
COUNTY PERSONAL.

NEGRO RuS OVER BY THE TRAIN EETfSG OF
rnr HOARD or SUPERVISORS OF AUGUSTA
COUNTY Personal.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.j
STANTON, July l. 1874.
g. On Monday night negro by the name Of
Johnson Burke. having in all probability
honu indulging too freely in the use OF wits.
key. lav down near the track which runs out
nf the round-house of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, and as an engine came out
about 1 O'Clock in the morning, it ran over
hi. ankle. crushing it rs to render amputa-
lion necessary. This operation was per-
formed Yesterday morning by DR.. j. Newton
NrChcSney. and the man is now doing we'll.
The Board Of Supervisors met yesterday.
There were present MeSsrs. John Paris,
William Is. Cochran, William Crawford,
Henry Scic. John s. Ellis, and William L.
Ru.k. The chief object of the meeting was
"a Gya school levy for 1874, which was
nl,rcd at twelve cents on the 500 worth OF
nro1yrlv-eicht cents for county purposes
and four cents for district purposes.
The settlement of the Treasurer. Samuel
PAM. growing out Of the levy for the years
1871 1879, and 1873 were examined, and
hciur found all right, were ordered to be
entered of record.
Some disagreement having arisen between
the owners of certain law Offices and the Su.
prrviSors with regard to the payment OF
interest on the back payments OF ground,
rent yet unpaid, the supervisors Determined
10 leave the matter in the hands OF Judge
Hcudrcn for adjustment.
4 number OF years ago the county gave
certain lawyers permission TO build Iaw.ot-
fees upon land near the courthouse belong
inr to the county upon the payment OF an
annual ground rent. In 1864 Colonel W. ii.
lIurluau, who was the appointed agent Of
the county to receive this ground rent, died,
ana; il i now clniincd by the owners of these
offices, so | understand. that no agent has
been since appointed. or that they have never
known Of any such appointment, they have
ALWAYS been willing and ready 10 pay the
rent, but did not know to whom to pay it.
Hence they are unwilling to pay interest
upon the back payments. The Board deter
mined to leave The decision Of this question
10 J. y. IIendrcn, judge of the County
Court.
Judge J. T. 1arris passed through here
Yesterday on his way TO attend the com.
exercises at the Virginia Mllita-
~ Institute.
Msny OF our citizens were much surprised
at the unexpected marriage on yesterday
morning OF Mr.. J. Emmet Cay, member
OF the bar of our city, TO the beautiful ana
accomplished Miss Mamie Gooch, OF the
CORPS of teachers at the Augusta Female
Seminary Of last session. MAX.
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.-W no O.! ~ ~" ,...:,., r,;l.
u,Dmond by the psnN'l'c ,; rH,',
10 ~. ,,o,,.,lr@ Gcfot, whore ne n;,o '' ~ ,nr
..,T',. heck wailngto carry nun o I" '' ~
The df}>e i = Pita'an,r, ;, w, and
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'io~iNs Exercises at COvingt ton
Academy.
CoylNGroy VA. June 90. 1877.

toyINGrOS. VA, June 90, 1874.
L'HS DlTUth, The closing exercises
81" 'a''A-:on Academy came oil on Friday
"'."a- last The prize medal for pro1i-
,'A'I III studio, was awarded 10 Master
LAr Bark aud presented by Master
-|-A" >Atunahan in Il graceful manner and
"'4 appropriate remarks. At the conciu-
'"- u the yaedlctOry address determinations
wy" delivered by Masters Genie Rogers.
y3''5g AcA!lstcr, Henry AcEIwee. and james
hS'h, followed by al Grafton on the subject
u. education by Master Walter Burk, an
10y on The same subject by Miss Mary
'''h." sec. 81 he Original Ideas Of Mr.. Hitc
.t''A Oh -" Nord Go, and the yaledictory
"~G''>> by Master Dcnuie Shannahan.
Al" "ee.aiHatl0ns, Is we'll IL the original
""H''>c', were well delivered, and the lat
- "'E" % character emitting them to a
80, - .ehGcl notice than you could be cx-
- 10 publish in the present crowded
","s!"" al !oLr columns. The exercises
,''' evening were concluded with Il chaste
,it'if"'c address by The principal,
4'' u. l. Hoodc, who, we regret to say,
.' ','" !raEes Il, for another field Of labor.
"> rcWlcln3u administration has given
,.t'.''g"' satisfaction to The patrons of the
,.''o9'' ana Lc carries with him, in his re.
, ,'''i'e'l from The position he has So ably
.-1'', NE >nc"!c desire OF the entire COM
-'I:'''! '9r his happiness and prosperity.
iouF correspondent had the happiness to
-. on Saturday last, in the pleasures
r. r. o4'>! delightful picnic excursion to the
'. 80 great natural curiosity located eight
%."e> RON CoYinston immediately on the
ss'''lS'on and Healing Springs turnpike.
. , chaFmn" ride over one Of the finest
,I,t''''i roads ~ |ir9iuia the party reached
''' DeAHHiu add romantic spot designated
,'' !,i'' s1n rounded by the beauties of nature
W. n, 'an'oirs ana sports, laughter and so,.g
,",n ,y's'o 10 'he fullest extent all the plea
La,r ' - 70 De crowded into tue tlec,ins
l'0E' VI sAsie day. x
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TEE GovERsoR's RErLY.-[From the Ere
nina State journal Of yesterday 1.-The
morning papers contain the long-looked for
reply of Governor Kemper to the Wedder-
burn letter, which is shout as much oil re-
ply AS Mshone's "dlligence Is an express
no reply at ALL
As Of additional interest in connection
with this matter, we give the following ex-
tract from letter from Colonel John 5.
hosby to Ex-Governor Walker, now in the
bands of prominent gentleman OF this
city, in regard to his connection with the
Weddcrbnrn letter:
"a letter from Richmond informs me
that you deny having bad anything to do
with the publication Of the Wedderbufn
letter, and even expressed regret that 1t was
done. I'cannot believe this without hearing
from you. You know had not seen wed
derburn for six months previous 10 the uate
of the letter. Ia fact, you yourself to'd Ine
that you intended to get Wedderburu To
write such letter or to interview me. au
| entirely willing to bear whatever RESPONSE
bili:y attaches to me on account OF It's publ
cation, and others should bear their part O
f, il aIsOo
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E.ostcr from Albemarie.

CORRESPONDENCE OF The KlcNMNNu UIsTW'cH.I
CHARLOTTESVILLE, July l, 1874.
The wheat crop has not turned out rs well
As anticipated 1t appears that the beads are
not tiled. The chinch-bug is committing
great rayagcs in the corn, being present in
myriad>.
The election for town officers last Satur-
day resulted in the following selection:
Mayor: William l.. Cochran. aldermen:
il. +. Harris, S. NJ. Keller, {. ii. Hartman,
Is. Obcriortcr, John Lewis, r. W. Nelson.
The vote was light, the people being salts.
fled to leave the government in the hands Of
these gentlemen, who had served them we'll
IN the past. QClr.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY l, lS74.

ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post. Norfolk, mcr-
chandiSe and passengers, l.. +. Tatuln
steamer WestoveT. Travcrs, Baltimore, merehan-
disc and passengers.
Schooner Trade Wind, Bryant, Georgetown, CO
meut, l.. F. LucadO & 60.
Schooner Winslow VIM, Vim, james river,
WOOD to master.
SAILED.
Schooner Mary Means, Parker, New York, can
mel coal. Curre i Co. ,
Schooner seventy-six, Teal, Boston, coal, Curtis
& Parker. . ~
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooncrs Annie Moore, Phillips: Henrietta,
Mica linden; and j. Z. Kelsey, SteeluEn, Philadel-
pha. june 80.
Schooner j. NJ. Vance, Lee, Philadelphia, June
Schooner Lady Emma, scull, Philadelphia, June
Schooner Maggie Mcdonnell, Philadelphia June
IS. -,
Schooner john Beatty, Price, Philadelphia, june
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Lucy Wright dropped down TO Chesa-
peakc and Ohio wharycs TO load coal.
Bark Tarpcian and brig Max dropped down TO
City Point 10 complete load.
Schooner Reppier, Lynch, hence. arrivcdat Phil-
deipha, June 30.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-02
Nv telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, July l::-;southern hour s dull and
10 choice extra, a6.75QSl1. Wheat 102c. lower
and in fair demand at si.374sl. AZ for winter red
aud amber. Corn heavy, lG2c. lover, AND In good
to brine western mixed, closing at 7oG76hc; for
good to prime, 76@o77sc. for western yellow, e6y
SIC. for white western. Coffee nrm ana 9u1et NJ
fair 10 rood refining 6l.96 81 &C.; prime, 81 &C.
Molssses oul and without decided change Rice,
6Emofc. Rosn firm at Ell 5Qt2.20. Turpen-
tine steady ut 36c. Pork hrmer; new mess,
ais.25 beef dull. Lard firm ut 1O3sQl lHc:
Whiskey steady at 99c. Freights. TO Liverpool
srpaOy cotton steam, u.