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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-27

A GRADUATE of the University Of Nir-
n ciuia in the schools of.Ancient and Modern
Languages. Moral Philosophy, literature, and
Rhetoric, desires 10 procure eaSlTUATlUN a 10 teach
for the coming session. Has had one years expe-
rience. Refers to faculty Of University Of virginia
For particulars, address. Z. L. SCOTT.
Howardsvillc, Albemarle, Va.
IL 9Th N,sTh3tk
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HIOR RENT. THE VERY BEAUTI- g.
Il FUL AND COMMODIOUS SUBURBAN III
RESIDENCE, with extensive grounds, on Main
street a few squares beyond The corporation line,
now occupied by Mr. K. w. Brown. Everything
in excellent order. Large garden with growing
vegetables. Apply to HILL & GODDIN,
iy 27-ot No. 110S Main street.
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WANTED, TO SELL, q handsome DARK
" BAY HORSE, black legs. about four and
half years old. Also. BUGGY and HARNESS,
at VIM. e. TAENkR & cos.
~ oo-1w Seventh and Cary.
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nHICKEN PUWDER R.-P ULTERER'S.
.SyFRIEND, OR CHICKEN POWDER, 4 certstn
Eor saie by @e's.'s- B0DEKEE BROTHERS.
" s i "sl' - - Druggists. Il
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RANKING,
CiITIZENS BANK OF RICHMOND.

o. w PIsKRELL, President;
p. d. SNEAp, csahier. !
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,iIhrt"r' .oin. names were obtained during FRI
h> a!t"ft""n and saturday, without organized ef-
rory. >'Tra! lists were not received in time for
publication lU-tta..I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-27

EOR RENT.-On Tuesday, Au-G
L gust 4th, l will rent for The ensuing year Ill
the we'll known estate called CRAIGTON. 1t VIII
he rented In two parts, on the premises, at IL
O'Clock NJ Apply for information to
G. 6. MINOR, administrator G. I. A..
Of William 4. Christian, deceased
w 16 6oO.o7,SAur 3*
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DOR RENT, that very desirable fam M:a
IL lily RESIDENCE, with grounds attached. III
Situated on CANDLES Hill, now occupied by Mr.. &.
NJ Wallace, containing about twelve rooIns kitch-
en-, &C.
1t would suit admirably for private boarding.
house. Possession at once. Apply to
iy 25-3t LYME Il BROTHER.
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LIFE INSURANCE.
LIFE INSURANCE
" COMPANY OFNEW' YORK.
NUMBER OF POLICIES ISSUED, $4,000.

ASSETS, $4,000 Gooi INGoME, ss,0o0,ooo;
- SURPLUS OF 1873 New FORK sfahd-
ardl, h6Il Gal.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-06-23

The following from the Milwaukee
Journal of Commerce, ~ worthy gen
pral perusal by our Granger friends, AZ
IL Is an honest and sensible view of the
great grange movement
The remarks of a leading New York
dry goods merchant, which are pre-
ented in this paper, although they were
not written for publication, deserve and
will command attention. The state.
mcnts they contain cannot he disputed.
We trust that their conclusions, where
they are erroneous, can be corrected.
Unluestiunahly the agitation for re-
form in railway management X uncoy-
cring u system of abuses that il deprc.
ciating railway securities and causing
pitiable suffering among some holders
" such property. Is IL the abuse. or
the disclosure, that il responsible?
shall the knife ~ sternly on and re-
lieye the patient from fatal tumor, or
shall all hope of remedy be abandoned
and the patient be given over "a newt
able death by slow torture? These are
the pertinent questions.
The cause Of the Western Granger
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Tho south.

A BILL has passed the House increasing the
power and pepetuating the Southern claims
commission. II creates additional commission
ers it'll salaries Of $4,000 each Five exam
liners of claims, with salaries not named and
-four more clerks for the commissioners salary
| 81, 800 per year each
THOMAS HARDEMAN, in, has resigned the
position of Centennial Commissioner for the
State of Georgia. and the Governor has an
pointed Mr.. George Hillyer, Of Atlanta. az his
successor.
The Oldest Catholic priest in North America
is now stationed at st. Johns Church, Freder-
ick Md, the Rev. john McElroy, s. J. He
was ordained by Archbishop Carroll sixty years
ago, and has consequently spent half century
In the ministry. He is now 9S years old.
The House bill appropriating $500, 900 for
relief of southern sufferers has been reported
on favorably by the Senate committee, and will
undoubtedly pass that body.
The Southern Cotton Exchange assembled
at Augusta, Ca, on the 10th inst, and or
gained with the following officers John
Phelps, New Orleans, President G. A. Easton.
New York, Vice-President; John s. Joof,
Memphis Secretary.
The indictment against Gov. Moses, of
South Carolina, Tor larceny, has been quashed
and the case stricken from the docket.
A. Il. AND Tom NORRIS who robbed and muir
dered llatboat man on Bayou Macon, a month
ago, were hung by a mob at Winnesboro. La.
The hotel-keepers OF Georgia intend holding
a pnp apA 10 hal "a
pose, az they say, of adopting such measures
for their self-protection as may become neces-
eary in the event of the passage of the Civil
Rights bill
WmMNGroN, Del. claims TO have construct
ed more iron ships than oil the other yards in
the United States. Two hundred and twenty
iron vessels have been built there
Ir is proposed to amend the tariff bill so as
to restore the old tax ON sugar II is said that
the Louisiana sugar interest needs this pro-
lection that sugar il no cheaper since the alb
CLIFTON Of the tax. and that az soon ~ our gov
eminent struck il OH, the Cuban governm snt
Immediately putt on.
Tue Missouri state womans Suffrage Asso-
citation have adopted an appeal to the people
OF missouri Tor subscriptions 70 aid the women
of Michigan to conduct the summer and fall
campaign IN that state in favor Of the ex ton
zion of suffrage to women. They expect to
raise $4,000
Tar first train passed over the great bridge
at st. Louis ON the 9Th inst
A LARGE meeting of eolorei people was held
IN Memphis on the 9th inst. at which speeches
were made by leading colored men, denying
the recent reports that the colored inhabitants
intended to get up riot.
AMONG the Catholic pilgrims now in Italy.
there are two sons Of Semmes. the commander
of the famous rebel privateer
Forty THOUSAND rations are being issued
daily to the sufferers by the food in Louisiana
GEo. KEUEL was smothered to death ia
Louisville, recently, while intoxicated
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-06-23
At Large.

The fireworks to be used in the grand lth Of
July bridge celebration, at st. LOUIS, will cost
$4,000
The District Of Columbia has an indebted
meas of twenty millions.
THE average annual expenditure of the
members u the senior class at Yale College IL
put down at 81 13s
A CONVENTION Of millers will he held in In
dbanaDols, Ind, July Z
Tue seasons shipment Of fruit from BEN
ton Harbor, Mich, has fairly commenced.
EDWARD MULLEs the Massachusetts, pedea-
TRAM who commenced recently in New York
TO walk 500 miles in FIX days accomplished the
extraordinary feat Of walking ffty miles IN
nine hours and two minutes
TuE animal regatta of the New York Yacht
Club was sailed on the nth net
A coNFGICT Of authority between the civil aud
military at Salt Lake has occurred The police
having arrested a soldier from Camp Douglas
for disorderly conduct Gen. Morrow demand
ed his surrender which was refused The
General then detached a company Of cavalr-
with orders to take the prisoner hy force The
order was carried on. by breaking the Jail AMI
securing the prisoner
A LARGE gathering Of original aholitionista
Lave been IN session az Chicago Many Of the
most prominent leaders in the abolition move
merit were present aidreminiscences Of under
ground railroad times we're ndniged in Nv the
assemblage Of humanitarians
SEw comet has been discovered by Lewis
Swift, Of Rochester. Il Is near the camel
leopard'r breast, is quite bright, and has tail
about half degree In length it, action IL
slow. and towards the earth
THE first ISSUES of the newly-desgned rs
cent note have made their appearance Tho
note il PLAIN aud simple is broader than but
not $50 long, A. those now IN general circulation.
aud the face bears yiguette Of the Hon Rob
ert Walker
EASTERN railways suffered considerable dam
age by freshets during the recent storms
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-06-23

IS the cause of every honest Eastern
railroad stakeholder. Many farmers in
the west are also holders of the bonds
and stock of railroads for which they
have mortgaged, and too often sur
rendered their homesteads and their
farms. They have seen the property
OF the absent stakeholder wasted by
shameful trickery and glaring frauds.
They have shared in this injury, and
have then been called on to contribute
the means to cover up these frauds and
to lull the distant stakeholder into
false sense of security. Against this
burning of the candle at both ends they
have been obliged, by the instinct of
sself-preservation, to protest. They
have refused to remain any longer the
unwilling accomplices of the thieves
and pirates in high station, who are
wasting the substance of the innocent
holders of railroad property. >
Wall, street, with its curb-stone
maxims OF morality, has taught us to
call the exploits of James Fisk, ir.,
Jay Gould and Russell Sage, 'specula.
ton Wall street has something TO
learn from this movement in the west.
We are now reaping the harvest which
Wall street morality has sown. For
every james Fisk, jr. and JAY Gould
and Russell Sage there are hundreds of
nameless innocent ones in the east-the
men whose savings have built western
railroads - who are descending with
frightful velocity into poor houses and
mad houses. Is not this problem
worthy of something more rational
than blind defamation against
grangers Is the insanity with the
farmers, who have borne their share of
the burden, or is it with our Wall
street morality, aud with the investors
in railways who have negLgently per-
mitted their substance to be wasted by
the spoiler?"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-06-23
A Good Joke ON a Southern Good Tenn.
plar'g Society.

There is society of Good Templars
IN Savannah, Ga. When they go pic
nicking, lemonade is their favorite bev-
erage. They went into the woods the
other day with stock of ice water,
lemons and sugar The delicious
liquor was prepared, and the party
drank freely. The flavor was observed
to be peculiar, but not disagreeable
The odor was strange to the disciples
of cold water, and the color of the juice
of the lemon was of deeper amber
than belongs of right to the acid of
that tropical fruit. But the day was
hot, and the Good Templars we're
thirsty. They INDUCED in generous
potatlons, and felt doubly thankful for
that power of self-control which had
enabled them to Danish the demon
strong drink from their festive occa-
sions. As they emptied glass after
glass of the admirably compounded
liquid their spirits rose. their eyes re
ceiyed a new luster, their cheeks flush
ed, they burst forth in hilarious songs,
they gamboled on the green, they
laughed, cried, embraced each other,
"iA hiihily uudlltlCu. lDlItnN, iitN
got gloriously drunk on lemonade.
Then there appeared on the scene of
the Good Templars unseemly revels,
one sober man, man of sin. There
was in the atmosphere an unmistakable
odOr of whisky, with which the stranger
was familiar he scented it afar off as
the aroma of the well known cocktail.
He regarded the party of lemonade
drunkards with smile of supreme
irony, and accepted an invitation to
partake of their hospitality with the
grace and satisfaction of thirsty soul.
Having drank ilagon or two " the
Good Templars' fast waning stock Of
precious liquid, he volunteered the in
formation that the compound was half
whisky. This astounding announce
ment east gloom over the befuddled
minds of those members of the party
who were able to comprehend the fact,
and this state of the desponGency was
increased by the dim Suspicion that the
wretched man of sin who volunteered
the information was the wag who had
poured corn Juice into their water butts
Sadly they overturned their huge punch
bowl, pouring on the ground the few
remaining drops of the precious but
deceptive fluid as libation to the Of
Tended cold-water god of their order,
and wendell their cork-screw way home
ward, poisoning all the wholesome All
with the odor of whisky.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-06-23
The East.

The Ohio State Medical Society convened in
Toledo June rs.
HENRY A. BURROWS, Cashier Of the General
Eastern Passenger Agency Of the Lake Shore
a Michigan Southern Railroad Of Buffalo New
York has been missing for some time. His
books have been examined aud found TO be all
night, and it il feared that oyer-work has
driven him insane.
THs census Of Erie, Pa, taken by order Of
the Municipal Government, gives a population
of 26,0J7, Of winch r. l73 are natives. and
s,564 foreign born AN increase of 6 1871 since
1870
fHE steamers aud other property Of the Mar.
ragansett Company have been sold to the old
Colony Railroad Company Of Boston.
Thomas S. GaEES, long Superintendent Of
the Boston Albany Railroad died at Albany
n. Y, aged % years
IN New Hampshire there are -ixty-four saw
ings banks, having %, 7ss depositors. The az
gregate amount OF deposits Is now f1S s2g.
575.7s, heing an increase Of 1853, s35 IS tn
past year
HAVANA vessels arriving at New York an
i'" tNNA'A WINS W thc iltNdltilNt "
yellow fever at the former place
THE body Of another victim Of the Mill rive
disaster has been found-that of a Young girl
There are now but two bodies undiscovered .
the $40 persons lost
THE sessions Of the American Institute O
Homeopathy was held at Niagara Falls DI
Youlin, President Of the Institution, IN an al
dress stated that France has 1 600 practitinr
ers, Germany 5o0, Great Britain 400. Italy 2oo
the United States nearly 600
IN view Of the suecess Of the recent loan 4
the Erie road, the work on the double trac
read he'd il being rapidly carried on. and IN
change tom broad to narrow guage viii 500
he made
HAND bali match for II 600 side and IN
championship Of America has been arrange
between Alderman James Dunn aud Jane
Casey, Of Brooklyn, aud James OBrieu an
James Fauon, Of Chicago They are 70 pla
eleven games, twenty-oue points up.
IHE contest IN Rhode island for the Unites
States Senatorship IL principally betwee.
Burnside and Dixon. the former having N,
lead
THE black stallion studeavay. the famou
trotter, valued at s25O0o, died a. Providence,
recently
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-06-23
The West.

hEioRts received from Con Custer state
thai tight occurred between the Indians at
berthold agency and 100 SIOUX. june a. six
OF tho agency Indians were KILLED
lgE supreme count Of Utah ha. decided hat
the recent action o. the military authorize. IN
forcby taking from custody u the civil az
thounss q soldier under arrest Tor breach ~
the peace was legal and justiGable.
TnE steamer Western arrived a. Sioux City.
from Font Benton. the first boat II the -cssui,
from ia" upper Mraouu She reports tho
n'er falling rauidly There 81 40 snow in the
mountains, aud consequently a rroapcc, Of
Vely low watei tire present rise henr alto
ecther from heavy rains The Indians ou the
upper river are very quiet very few -houior
thtm elves ON the buukt Of the riyer On al the
landngr
fm urited States grand imy have found
about $50 indictments against laud-Niallets
and other law-brcalem in Colorado. aud a.,
tull finding mere. The United States attor.
ney will have hs hands tull OF business
InE Episcoralianp " the diocese cf VIE.
cnnrln met ma convention a. Milwaukee, june
~. e elect Bishop to succeed Armitagc. de-
ceased
snp,hs q earthquake were experienced Al
San Francisco on the 18th inst
luf Liberal Republicans Of Minnesota have
joined IN call Cor JOINT state convention on
the 2Si Of september 20 nominate indpes Of
the supreme Court
ElKptRr, Ind was utited Nv hnrtcsp,
recently, which did considerable asmnr, rbe
English Luthcm Church which hal iust been
erected WaA blown down Several porsnn.
barely escaped hciuF buried M the iniua 4
number of other buildings we're scriouel,
damaged
TnE ihiid annual convention " the Cathoh
Total Ahetrucl ce Society ~ Wisconsin met i,
FOND Ia Lac q the 10th inst
ARIZONA adNiccr state that a Rpht fe,onil,
took place between the L IS troops and IN,
Arachei near Diamond Bpue. II which MN,
Indians we're killed. and eighty.f1ur Apscbe
had surrendered including their chiefs.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-06-23
Crimes and caauaII.laa

AT Port Jervis, N. T., recently. the widow
odeh becoming possessed OF an erroneous
idea that her child was still in burning build-
ing, rushed in through the smoke and flames
and was burned to death
A MYSTERIOUS triple murder recently oc-
CURED IN county tenement, two miles
from Lawrenceburg, Ind, where were found
the bodies Of Mrs. Mary +. Bradley and her
two daughters, aged 10 and ~ years. dead and
horribly mutilated Mrs. Bradley's body was
cut open and the viscera exposed The faces
OF the daughters we're beaten into a Jelly.
The family were poor and had no money.
The stables Of the Bristol County Aericul-
tural Society at Taunton, Mass, were burned
recently, with fourteen horses, mostly trutters
in training. The loss il $4,000.
On. Um.N0, Of New York, charged with AZ.
tempting to defraud the Merchants Life In.
surance Company by means of interring a
coffin containing bri Ks instead Of a dead body.
was sentenced to States Prison for eighteen
months
CARRIERS Touring mill and elevator at Usage
city, Mo-, were burned recently. The loss is
over $4,000 insured for 500 900.
AHoRRIBLE Outrage was lately committed in
Harrison county, Kentucky. A mob Of masked
men took Robert Breckle from the house Of
his employer, ridded his body with bullets
soaked his clothes in coal oil aud set fire
20 them, burning the dead body. Breckel was
charged with the murder Of a man named Ellis.
about year ago, but was out on bail
The glass works Of Frank Il Son. near
PittsbTg, Pa, we're rect ntly destroyed by fire.
Loss 500 600; insured for 535 900.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-06-23

Tue rumots n the evacuation u Estella by
the Carlsts are not confirmed Gen Concha
i-preparing 70 attack the town iumediptcl, AZ
three different points
fHE American pilgrims ave mghly pleased
with their reception IN Rome. Tho Popc la.
blessed the banner sent by Georgetsvn Col.
lcgo, TO be prc1euted a, the shrine of the VIZ
gm Of Lourdos, Some Of the pilgrims are
going to Venice TO attend the Catholic Con.
gross new IN session there
AroRIoN Of the forest Of Foutainebleau.
near Paris, IL ON tire
hocuFtohr, on arriving AZ Oueenrilyn Was
asHaled 10y a mob, and would have been
severely dealt with but for the protection Of
the rohte.
hrhRs are approaching a CRISIS IA Franco
A resolution declaring monarchy has been
introduced IN the Assembly aud rcfeucd
Anylcts from India report riuis ucsr naf.
teher consequent urcn the expectation Of
food
Int French Assembly hap adopted an amend
meut TO the electoral hll hNinc The ageof ele,,
tors at y instead II % years, A. popo-cd by
the government, which Is thus defeated ~ 4
vital provision VI the hill
rat University u Cambridge Eng has
Conferred the honorary degree " Doctor Of
J avs on james Russell lowcl ~ lto-tun.
iHt extensive cotton mills Of Moaely n Mar
u Manchester, England. have hccn ,lcstto,r,
10y fire. Ions esuma ~ At f}io.On
N, dAMnrrr,, the French deputy. vas re
Gently attacked hy Count s.. CrlS. aui .rncl
with q whr, for BIZ cougse in the Assembly
81. Croix wac arrested
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-06-23
Washington.

TT is thought the President viii convene an
extra session of the Senate Immediately after
adjournment, for consideration of the CANADIAN
reciprocity treaty.
CHARGES are made against the moral charac-
ter of French Sergeant-at-arms of the Senate,
,'hich may result in his removal, and the Sc
lection of a friend of Senator Conklin as his
successor.
TIM sundry civil appropriation bill, as passed
by the House daposes Of 1913 COG, 600
THE civil service commission has been done
away with by covering into the Treasury all UNI
expended balances Of appropriations hereto
fore made, refusing TO provide any more
money to carry on the experiment, and adopt
ing proposition requiring the heads Of each
OF the Executive Departments Of the Govern
ment to give the preference in making APP
pointments in their respective Departments TO
soldiers sailors, and marines who have done
good service, and their heirs
BAKER, commissioner of pensions, has de-
termined TO resign.
THE Syndicate business is to be oyerhaued
All the papers in the treasury department re-
lating thereto are to be examined, with the
view of ascertaining the truth of certain
charges which have been made against per
SONS in high official positions.
The House has refused TO grant the appro-
priation of S75 900 for the completion Of the
Washington monument.
THR Senate has confirmed the appointment
Of J. c. Bancroft Davis, envoy extraordinary
and minister plenipotentiary to the German
empire from July l. 1874, when the resigna-
ton of Hon. Geo. Bancroft will take effect
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s5OO,OOO to Defeat Gr,pacr-.

Noonan's Industrial Age says the
large railroad corporations of Wiscon-
sin will present candidate for the u.
S. Senate next winter TO succeed Car
penter; and that tie railroad interest
will freely spend money, even to the ex-
tent Of half million dollars to secure
the election of their candidate. The
Age thinks Alex Mitchell, pr. sent Rep
resentative in Congress, will Sc the
candidate of the railroads.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-06-23

A strange scene occurred at the
bennington railway station in England
recently, on the occasion of the Queens
visit to Balmoral. just before the train
arrived Lord Aylesford, captain inthe
Warwickshire Yeomanry Cavalry, now
training at Warwick, rode up at the
head Of his troops and demanded TO be
permitted to occupy the station as q
guard of honor. As all demonstration
had been strictly prohibited by Her
Majesty he was refused After on in
enectual attempt to force his horse
through the gateway, his lordship dis
mounted and had scuiile with the por-
ters, two of whom had their bats knock
ed of Eventually he got up 60 the
station and asked Mr.. Chiffon, the sta.
ton master, 10 inform the Queen that
he was there This was refused. and
he then asked for one Of the lords-in-
waiting, whereupon Lord Ponsonby
was called and had some conversation
with them. When the train lett Lord
Aylesford gave n military salute and
afterwards returned with his troops TO
Warwick. His lordship insisted upon
his right 10 bc in the station, and said
he was above the law.
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THE NEWS.
r. r. Suit Decided.

The case Of the State against l.. d. Stone,
agent of the Chicago q st. Paul Railroad Com
pany, for charging illegal passenger fares was
concluded IN the Municipal Court at Madison
Wis, on the 18th inst. Mr.. Stone, the agent,
was fined fifty dollars and costs. The case will
be appealed This il the first Of a large num-
Der Of similar cases now pending in the Wis
consn courts.
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The American pilgrims we're in Rome on the
18th inst, and the Holy Father had deputed
signor Lassi, distinguished Italian. aIchaol-
ogist and author, % accompany the pilgrims
on yeit to the temples and other monuments
Of ancient Rome.