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RICHMOND AND PETERsBURG FALL
ROAD COMPANY.

~ ROAD COMPANY, I
JUNE 2Sru; 1874, rainS
~ on shis road with run - follows: , ~ : :
LEAVE RICHMOND soUTE. 10 4yy4yz
! 500 A. NJ, THROUGH MAII. daily tex sept sun-
..- dsy) .sonnect'ng for all peinis South
500 A. NJ, m ia; ssfiSs dsiiy ps Sun
day), win coaeb afiachs d, for Peters.
~ burg nDd istath>ns on the Southsidep
- road. LynchttaYs, and the WEST. ts.g7.t
1:45 I. NJ. IHRoS8H NAV. daily, CONNECTING
for all Eonts Sooih and West. pas-sr
sengers taking tAis train win make
nfs close onuecttoa st Petersburg for
$50 P. MIR EIGaT daily texcep, Sundsvh
;a with coach attached. y ss,'fsg9' :
LEAVE PETklsBERG WORTH. ,.5.s-,sf IA,
7:45 A. IL. EREIGHY TEAM daily, texsep<
1900 n, THRODG RaiArL daily, connecting,
WITH RichRand, Fredericksburg and. .
Potomac. attruat for all points Ease
and West. EI-iE }
800 P. n, FsEIG III daily Except sunday. =
coach attacEaa.
day., connecting With 'Richmondse
4,sf1. FrederickSbtrgand Iotomac railroad
for ali points L,st anG West. Pull msu. &
- ~ Sleeper attached: runifiBa Through "a 7
49, Baltimore. Also King Close Com.
nection with lbeChesapsake and OhiAk
Railroad for the Virginia Springs and
Potn5sS North and West, Es,.A.. :
mona andsPetefsburs except al Manchester aaa5
Trains on thscover Hin win leave .cbesssr.as.
239 p M Oh Tuesdays and a Eursdags.E ReturH-
ing viii Glover Htn ty6a m sonsiT ednes-
.. SLIns 4ISs lssyhs stars1s
lie ~ 81 sHI AVE. suSsriltend u,
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,.' '',''b Dust As FEeTILlzER.-The refuse
VII from The sIaughtcr-houses of New
rn'' % utilized by being converted into q
,,t,'', "h'ch makes d very good fertilizer,
s,,,, ' - ID drih1nd aud sells readily at $40
ry'i' ',,N The blood is poured into large iron
| .',' which cucase Il cylndicul jacket.
.iIa,T'a'' hio'lon ~ produced which keeps
aof, I,'p' c'l'a'an'ly agitstcd and reduces its
IN ,,,' u i0uF per cent. II is then placed
.ir ,j,, 'nu, a"er sufficient exposure 70 tie
u,t E' .,'|. ID Sacks for sale. Fifty TOP. arr
Vi Tr.. 'S ~ Two weeks from the refuse blood
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THO Turf

RoeHesTER, N. Y August fo.- II iae been
arranged that the trial to heat G61fsnttlis
sfaid's fine, of 2:l5S Wilt take place, free for
all, on Wednesday, IL q good day and good
track !; or, these conditions falling, the next
good day and good track The purse for that
race has been increased to $4,000, aud the |
horses entered for the raee are Geldsmitt's
Maid, Judge Fullerton, Ameriean Cir, and
Haprv y;Ts s1sstt t.siI ~ tt!;S -sls9! and
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Grove campaigning, Mary
"' land
.royr,srordercc t2thl Baltimore Gun
.viRGI>IA PREACHER.

.yIRGl>IA PREACHER
short inicrmiSsion the peope as
49, ~ o'clock 10 hear the Rev.jW.
.Gn', r,.tl~r originally from WcStmore'and
w =, ,ui at present the pastor OF
CO.,. ,l,,rrh. Baltimore. The mere pres
'''",: ,f manner of the preacher hXca the
r"., ,,.,' If the congregation. The ReV.
H., ,,...l,r : aaoul six feet two ipches IN
W. .',,d a,ayiIy built. lie wears his iron
20 az 49,, lor,, and pushed behind his ears
,i'' ''.'.. arr, dr!jcarr!v chi,elcl, with
~ ',"I.l crd = smile about the mouth
III '', rhq, nf a woman. He was for
o. ,;,,, q successful practitioner OF law
.,y.,r,rja. and Wa> known III tha' ol'te not
s.,ra.>.c aGl eloquent orator. ou' .oE
49,. ,,,..;.v 4 his puShc ana piifa'e i'e.
,,..,. ~. ice i full and strong, II Is NERO
and ra.!ly heard III IL lowest 'ohes III
.,.......,, :ir. llis manner Is pecnIar,t .n,
.,,-.fng. and biz gesture Is ua'uiSs a'u
...,.r,y r7r. from ina! pantomimlc STRAIN
i',, .,s;rn mar, The @ctuiy OF the most CO
,,...at period.
,NlMrEESSlyR SERMON.
,,- 1y.lL,r'. t,Nl was the 14th verse OF
CHATTER Of Paul's EpiSle to the
,,...,....,r>. Wherefore he saith, awake
. 80 ,I.,, .hnpe,t add arise from The dead,
.,., ,.hr,.t ,!aif aycthcc life" The preacher
,rr4. ~ the high view he took OF ms
.'.,,. Am. ktp, liz audience for 40 hour
''. ,.'e ,i,,ni. attentive and earnest. MIR.
r.,n.r ;j,>: treated oi the assumption OF
.,, ,,at men were asleep. and from
..,,. .t,.r. came death. Nothing short OF a
49,. r,n.r, wuLid do the sermon justice,
~, ,,,..... lI,t hat ran through his re-
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Roslies ReeoYered.

ATLANTIC C1rY, August 10.-The bodies
of Dofiey Sharpless and Miss Annie Roberts,
who were drowned While out sailing some
fine ago, were found yesterday 10 en-, inlet.
III is supposed the bodies have Oeen buried
in she sand, and washed ont again by the
late storm. All; the bodies Of the disaster
have now been found. Is
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CT T.nUIS MARK ETS.

ST. LOUIS, August 10.-Flour dull and dre0pmg
medium to choice grades, 1901 &C. lower; Co corn.
August; 65Hc. September. Whiske. firm at 9Sc'
PORK quiet o. S24. Bacon active and adya ,a
Or. for Shoulders: 12E011 &c. for clear rib; 1850
l3Rc. for c!ear. Lard firm: winter Kettle, 14isc'
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THE SPANISH EDITORIAL DUELLlsTs.-We
have already mentioned the fact that Sen r
De Conto, Of the New York Spanish Gro.
nista, had gone to Belgium to fight Senior
Luna, of La Independence Cuban, the
parties having been arrested and bound over
not to fight in this country. Senior Luna has
been rearrested, and now Colonel Pic Ro.
sado, one of his seconds, has gone. over to
fight for him. The question now remains,
Which will be most needed for the result, a
coffin or a piece Of isinglass plaster? The
latter most likely.
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poRT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST To- ASIA
ARRIVED.
steamer Old Dominion, Walker, New YORK, mar
chandse and passengers. t. . Angm ne~s,sn.
disc and passengers, L. b. Tatum:
Steamer Alliance, Carr. Philade.phsss mfGsnan-
Steamer Fox and barge, lower James rtvers ium'
0t s:h 10 T. H. johnson, Mohman' Wi'Ator, n
. Schooner Farmers Return, -, Jar nss, river,
wheat, S. w. Blankenship.
sloop Cornelia, Sparks James r1'ef' "aeA "Ai-
Isl sio e Emily Jane, -, James rtVere humber A.
!. Lee Il co. ,,,,v
ehandise and passengers, Old Donaiisen sieamissap
Company. .,,zs.tovn So
schooner skip.on, Wilson, Baltimore, bark Cur
rag Schooner z. K. Wilson, -, Petersburg, wheat,
Tsess f. s sessSr Boston. GOAL .rs Co.
Schooner scnooner annie, Leana, PhaaaslpRia, granite,
Curtis Parker. ~. ~ - -, Ss-..,.
steamer. John Sylvester, Fest, Norfnit. men.
chsndise and passengers, I. a fatum.
49,. cLEAREo FOR 4aIs PohT. a. 5.fs,s.
Schooner Rising sun, Cebourn, New York. An
s ssFTtsh aqsp s stos s
Bark Brasil,e5a sSssaaanl: ,Jacfaas' New York
York. August q. ~ "a
XEaoRANDA.
PnILApE.raIss anfass srived Schooner
fs Mor1 lew 1a@ acSee s ssd sas sS saesascs
David Miller. j. w. Hinton. 1d K. Bradshaw. Han,
nah Piedmore, Charley Dsaks, Eva HoiHaes, ID
iiiastings, Idaho, ExchADxe, J. A. Chanioerlin-A
| from Virginia.
NEW YORK, Angst 7.-Arrtsed: Schooner ]. y
| g. Benton, ]. Il HousGnan, Ttliie ~: Jchn WAY
iiHarry Landel,., southern City, q. We Bony--ai
from Virgins q. %sfSk ss73 ss
NOTICE TO MkRr.zERs.
/ Notice Ia given that on and after Augss 7, 10
1854, Sight VIII be shown from ine ota ngp.
i nous ,s,as ON the west side Of the entrance g
RI * Isiant harbor, Ise RSyae, se9 Gssana g.
tT,Iies FROM the eastern " alu
IS,a iipht viii be fixed rcd.
NY .nnroxiIIalc position or the IRnthouss, y
tns from he Survey Charts, y as follows Aat
(. By Telegraph. Ss
wv Yong. August Ga rived. swlIs crta q
sgsin Arrived out, r, isat ind'a
sts1 a,, o. MONROE. sngust 10-satisd bark WI
l. pn,stress, for europe. - 2
r
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nemocratie YlasnieInr.,.

RALEIGH, N o, August 10.-The city is.
,Iablaze with enthusiasm celebrating the De.
|mocratic victory OF Thursday last. There is
% torchlight pro tession and speaking az
various points in the city. Among the
speakers is e.Jor II. C. Gregory 81 feters.
burgs. I'D feeling prevails. Ine. SAFE, ~
Demo 15y not less than 10 600 m']oIlsy,
swr.1ir, seven Demp cratic Congressmen an ing
/ Legislat ure three-fourths Democratic 81
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sEl.N OF TIE EIOT.

u...j. A..,,. r.o,, 5,or,o;,, No.
,.. N,.,', ','-;,,r ~ go o,la.. - 49,,
49,, ''''' " w y!n ~. ~ 40
- ''l " ', ,t ,":' a
i,.,',.. s:S " ,r,t 1, ~: W
-. H.. H.r i,,,,r,:L.1 honn hat,r ronteStod
,rI ,..'ny nr,r.n, h,I a,,andsd ths Nil,
,,griry a.. Gav hr,viIv armc6 and some h,d
o,,.n'y ,b-..a,tnnd;n Mic town Dsring
u. div = monument cnInrcd nolitician
.'.u. 49,; ""ui'i'HI oo'oleu p9hi'viap,
:. ;p,i, brother If Nyynr Uar6on and en-
uJ,,,rr,rr ,la,nr ilrrdon on tho street he.
e,atpaslI,c him. uod finally snanned a MIS-
49, tyi.r in the Ece Of the mayor who then
drew 4 ,i>,nl and shot him dcad -
A,yo>, simultaneously Two ar three shots
w,.. med ~ ~. nero nv friends ri the
Nuo. who had collected there AMONG
Wanm W., Oscar Burton. who was snbsy-
,...r}.y charged with firing at Warren when
&" MT hi, death. The negroes. who had
t.,,mc yrry much incensed at the death of
Warren, threatened 10 Kill Burton. who.
a,,.ur !! o'clock aruesrcd on the street
AIMED Win = double .arreled shot. yun and
pistol. L.d,r j. +. Reeves Albert Reeves
.irrn elect, and paul Reeves atlemn,ed TO ar.
~,...gt l..ay,u Hur,on owing to a renort that
BODY .. negroes were marching into town.
burton refused 10 be arrested, and thew
>..anll lire on him. wolndjpp him severely
Z i"ur dnclpu, places. He returned the
In. iron The >Lo,.rup mortsllr woundino
liu! and ALDER, Reeves. and then fell him.
III, bat raising on his elbow, drew pistol
5-d sH9t J. L. Reeves in the shoulder, in-
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FALL DRAMATIC SEASON IN New York. "A
revival of opera .IouTe, with Aimee as the
French leader, and the English Imitation
thereof, with the beautiful Emily Soldare 70
do battle for public konors as her rival are
among the coming rnusica! and dramatic ), at :;
fractions for the early New York season.
Foote, the great English, comedian, takes
possession at Wallack's for time, and any
quantity of variety entertainments are prom
ised. Boucicault's new drama, " Belle La,
mar" with Stonewait Jackson as . sort
OF fsure-head, may last for short run,
hut. Judging from the published plot, we
hardly think it can last over a week or so.
At Days Fifth.Avenue, new piece, under
the appalling name Of Jealousy" takes the
lead. While ut Niblo's the sensational drama
tic cataclysm under The style OF : Paradise
Lost" or the ':.Deiuge," will pc, offered 10
September zs2git+ stG
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

new. York. August 10 Gooa.-Stoney easy at
2H Gold, 1081, .Exchange-Long, 4S7h; short,
491. GovernmenAactiye little off for some. State
bond: dull and steady stocks dull and lower.
Erening.-Money easy at 2G2k. Exchanse duh
at 4s7k. Gold dull and heavy 1t 109S11 9ux.
Governments dull and steady. States quiet and
nominal E'a#&- = .ssr@ r't-.E.ei
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The La,.e Riot I'd h0mervalle, Tenn.

Maar#s, August 10. - Parties who arrived
here fye m3 SomerYilie this; morning state
that Albert Reeves, the Republican candi.
date tor. sheriff, who was shot BY Burton,
last Friday, died last night. His brother
PalI was dying this morning, Judge .; ).
Reeves, another. brother who vas Shot. al
the same time, ,and Oscar Burton VIII ooth
recover. Everything was quiet there, and
the sChickasaH Guard from this city have
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Fire in Siaunton.


.SrAUNToN, Va, August 10.-The residence.
OF Mr.. P. B. Sublett, commission me reliant Of
this place, situated on Church street, was en-.
tirely destroyed by fire about 10 O'Clock this
morning. The contents Of the house, with
the exception Of few articles, were saved.
Loss from $4,000 to $4,000. Insurance,
50. 900. ~
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I'm Honor OF tho Old North state DC

! = Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.I
PETERSBURG, August 10.-One hundred
guns were fred here tonight in honor Of
North Carolina by order of Captain W. E.
Hinton.
Mr.. W. P. Elan, an old and influential
citizen, is very ill and not expected to live.
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CHEsAPBA.kE AID OHIO RAIL


1874, rassenge,. trains will ran rs follows:
H'ROM RICHMOND. :. 4.t
$50 Al. Ne Mall TIA fss-For GoEdonsviIles
CharIoIee vile. StaunsoA White sulphur. Hiut0nsD
aud all Intermediate staaohs daily sundayl,
arriving. as Hinton ut. 1eiId2 p 81 This trafR
connects at Gordonsvfle4 foi ~Orange. CulpepeEr.
Warrenten, Manassas, Aleaar dria, Washi1gtons
and tie North, and a. Cbaylottesy VILE for Lynch.
burg, Brstos, Knoxville, Chattanooga, and tbs
South. - -
Gor snsyille IN ABB intermediate static daily lex
cept SandAy) arTsEing as Gerdoas7iaie At $50 +.
o.: ana. Ii. CISCINN ATT ExrREss,-For Cor
dom guile, Char VILE. SanIfton Goshen, Mill
borca, Cor,npt0n, White sulphur, and all stations
yves flWhiic ssalphuv daily lsxcep, Saturday. arr
riyi ~ at HUNTINGTON at $50 2. NJ. This train
con aeofs at G0r1onsy4le for " nshi ngton, Ba1tt-
mo ,e. anG.the North, and for Lynehburg. Bristol.
an tt,a s,oufls> ana vt Huntington with steamers
Betsona ard Fleetwood for Cincinnati! and all points
WtsuandSout Invest arriving at C.ccinnau.at6 A.
Nd a4s,P.. NJ ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
Stanton and all intermediate stations SAT k-.
DAYS ONLG, arriving ut stanton al l0.45 p. u.
Baggage checked Through ~ ..re..,I-y,
For through tickets, rates, anc Information, ap-
pB at S2S~Main glreei, Ballard and Exchange Ho>
tel onat the eomp8ny's Office, Broad street aEtxs
tSanih. = 80 EDGAR VLIET,
- General Passenger ana Ticket ARert
A. IA. PERRY. General Su perrin tendruf. 80 apl6 !
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CONSEQUENCES OF THE ClvIL.RIGHrs BILL.
The cyil-Tights bill may pass and be
signed by the President. If it does there
will be a war of races, revolution, the
overthrow of universal suffrage, and q mill.
tary government at Washington. If the
North is ready for this so is the South; We
have touched bottom and can 80 no further.
We have reached the point where gravita-
ton stops and turns back. But the interme-
diate stage is to be avoided if possible, and
we would avoid it even if we have 10 back
General Grant for third term or for life.
He may veto the ciyil.rights bill, and being
made sure of reelection may startle the
country by refusing to run. If SO, let him
dictate his successor, and the South will &C.
cent him. But no such conduct is expected
of General Grant. He believes in keeping
what he has and getting what he can. He
has 100000 office-bolders under his COM
mand if the Republicans SO much as wink,
be can slap them out of countenance., He is
their master, and they dare not defy him.
Let him stand to the conservatism OF the
country as to the negro in the way be has
stood to it as to the currency, and no more
will we; the which constitutes his opportu-
nity.-From The Louisville Co'Tier-Journa1
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lQISYILLE MARRETS.

LOUISVILLE August 10 Flour unchanged. CDrn
Quiet and unchanged at 63G72c. Pork dnis !. Snd
,incharaed al SOS Bacon, frin: shoulders. Loo.
ear rib, 134c.; clear, $780, Lard, l6ha,1 SIC.
Whiskey, sc. F.....f ....s $50, - .sf}
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c1Nc1KNaTI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, August / Flour dull Corn dull
a, 63g csc Pork quiet and s5eady: 9hered az "a:
Bacon quiet; shoulders Gear To a. nos. =;
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PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARK EFT.
PHILADELPHIA, August 1o.--Catlle less active :;
-eeinfs liberal; fair to choice, $6.25@S7.50 COM
Non ~ 25MSG sheep active; fair TO .ieholGe.
81. SQIS5.75. Hogs in good demand ut Slo.oo@s
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Death OF Bisnf. % Wnsteheuse,

New YORK, iAug, est le.-A dispatch from
Chicago annouaces the death OF Bisnop
:Whitehouse, OF Illinois, IN that city, tnis
morning,
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Earthquake and SMALLPOX In the
West Int Co1Eee Crop.

,KNasTos, JAMAICA, August 10.-Tele.
graphic dispatches report that severe shock
Of earthquake was felt at noon Saturday at
st. Kits, St. Thomas, and Antigua. The
oscillation, was fallg q minute in duration.
No damage is mentioned. -,,.,.s,
/. The smallpox is still rigging in Jamaica,
introduced there. FROM .Aspinwall. I
f! Cotfse was selling 10 Hayti at 1890 per
quintai. The coming crop promised to be
very abunGHpt. -..s..sr s ,
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RAJ,TinttIRE

BALTIMORE, August 10.-Virgnis 6's. peelers,
34H; do, consels, so; do, ex- coupons, 491. West
Vlrginia's, 81. North Carolina 6's, old, Is; do,
new. o: do. special iay. 5-hds to-day.
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GREAT FIRE IN MONTREAL, CANADA
Quebcc, August 9.--rhe most destructive
tire known in Montreal for years broke out
al > O'Clock this morning in Henderson's
Saw.mil, on the canal bank. 1t lasted five
hours, and destroyed about s250.000 worth
Of property and one life. The fire origina-
ted near the engine room, and spread rapidly
across the street to new four-shed, 900 feet
long, on ST. Joseph's basin, which was to-
tally destroyed.
The flames then communicated to the
steamer York, late the Huron, partially.
completed dredge belonging 10 the harbor
commissioners, and an empty barge, all of
winch we're entirely destroyed. Forty piles
of lumber were also burned. The losses as
near as can be ascertsined tonight are as fol-
lows:
Henderson, 100000. partly insured Page
s; Cooper, who used part Of the mill as a
furniture factory, lost $40, 900; Captain Tate,
of Tate dry dock, lost the steamer York, val
ued at S30,0o0-po insurance. The flour
shed, which cost $35.O 900, was not insured.
The hartor drcdge, worth $4,000, was in
sured. The steamer York and dredge were
burut to the waters edge aud sunk.
Chief.Justice Waite, of the United States,
who is stopping at St. Adams, was in the
city yesterday. ..
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ARMY MOVEMENTS.


BAYoSNE, August TO- General Dorregary,
commanding the Carlist army, has resumed
the offensive in Navarro. He has captured
the town Of Laguardia through the treach.
cry of the inhabitants, and is now advancing
on Pueblo with the object of cutting the
railway between Miranda and Lagrano
Some of bis men recently fred on railroad
train and severely wounded the engine
driver, who is an Englishman. 10 . i
The Republican General Blanco, with eight
battalions and twelve pieces of artillery, is.
advancing to retake Laguardia. ~
Tx DON CARLOS INTERVIEWED. Il
New YORK, August 10.-The Herald cor
respondent has interviewed Don Carlos. Ia
reply to aquestion regarding the Cortes ne
said It should be elected fully aud fairly
by the nation. The Cortes, which should
reflect the feelings, interests, wishes, and
sentiments of the people, ought not to be a
mere body OF factious politicians, alike pow
ierless for good and strong for evil, promuL
eating doctrines for the overthrow Of socie-
lty. and ending with barbados. I wish
Spin to march onward to progress and en-
.lightepment, and not remain behind later
nations in science and education, without
which Spain will be outstripped in the race
III "CoitA ouu PtOSiCss, out souCtuih5 10
radically wrong in the modern current of
thought and system Of education. The
world is rushing into gross materialism
and unbelief, which unless checked must
end 10 the extinction of the human race;
the fault thereof being modern Goddess
system of education and modern methods of
Investigation. To-day Swans will be called
fools by the Swans Of twenty years hence for
wishing to discard truths that have borne
the test for ages. Spain shall never submit
if l can help it. Religion and education
assist each other. Science without religion
is blind; !" adding with smile: II am at
present occupied with other matters. When
the enemy is conquered, my throne restored,
and peace and order prevail. then is the
time to consider education" Touching
Cuba, he said be would otfer free pardon
and amnesty, and would guarantee govern
nent devoted to the interests of Spain. He
said be was opposed to slavery and would
abolish it with all speed. Don Carlos is
very sanguine of the success Of bis cause
declaring his prospects favorable and giving
good reasons therefor.
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BY TELEGRAPH. I
Latest News from Washington.
mixed PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN WASH.
IEGrON. Il

oFTHE SCHOOL BOARD
GREAT, EXcfTEMENT-THE GERMANS
AND HEBREWS IGNoRED-cIv1L RIGHTS
THE BATTLE-CRY, sc. s5sas j
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The DUELLo.-TheSe dull piping times Of
peace were interrupted last Wednesday by
the news that duelling party, from the
Rock and Jordan Alum Springs, were on a
visit to Lexington by special invitation OF
Sergeant BumpuS. .-...-
The parties made their appearance before
Squire Figgat in the courthouse. Mr.. G. B..
Luck, manager of the Jordan Alum, being
sworn, testified that he received sundry notes
through an unknown hand, from Dir. james
A. Frazier, Of the Rockbridge Alum, which
he considered to be of q bellgerent character;
also, note signed by j. III. Goodman and
4. K. Doom, both Of the RockDrdge Alum,
which Mr.. Luck construed as challenging
him 10 mortal combat.
This note was conveyed to Mr.. Luck by
Mcssrs. $. {. Robertson and w. r. Caskie,
and on presenting it the former Of those
young gentlemen stated that they did not
wish to be considered as taking any part per-
sonaIly in the affair, but merely conveyed
the message through courtesy to the aiore-
said parties.
The warrants upon which the trial took
place were issued by Squire Figgat OH the
application Of Mr.. Luck, as follows One
against James A. Frazier and another against
j. Ii. Goodman, y. H. Doom, 5. G. Robert
son, and w. Il. Caskic, the three 6rstas prin-
cipsls and the latter two as accessories to
sending challenges to e. B. Luck TO fight
duel.
After bearing. the reading of the notes
above mentioned, together with letter from
Mr. james \. Frazier TO Mr.. Flanagan and
the testimony or Dir. Luck and Mr.. HellDro-
ner, Squire Figgat decided that the parties
represented as principals in the charge
should be recognized TO appear before the
next term of the Circuit Court in the penalty
of 5000 each, and the young gentlemen con-
yering the note should also be recognized
for a similar appearance in the penalty Of
800 each to answer the charges made against
them as principals and seconds $50 called) in
sending challenges to c. B. Luck contrary TO
the laws oflhe State. Lexington Gazette, 7h.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-11
Tno Pat. Rogers Disaster.

C1scrsNArI, August l0.-The unknown
bodies Of fifteen persons have been Darieo,
but careful descriptions OF persons and pro-
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