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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-10

PosrAL.-New post. offices have oeeu estao'
Iisbed 10 Virginia as follows: Wasram, ae'
comac county, on the route ron Nem
Church to Puts's wharf, Win Wh,Iam
Tuli as postmaster; Carbon hiII, henlSo
mss,er. Glade Hill, Franklin county, as
snccial. with c.. r. Hancock as postmaster;
Rrics Stone. Lee county. on the route from
JouesyiIie to Turkey Cove, with William !.
EdmuDds as postmaster.
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"CANroN Inside LlNE'"zl
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.

NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
TRI.WEEKLY.
On and after OCT03ER lsT the splendid Iron
steamers OF this line will leave Richmond TU ES-
DAYS. THUkSpAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Powbatan Steamboat Lines pier, at corner OF
Twenty-secoDo and Dock stree's, making close con;
nectnn each Trip ut Canton. Md, iEust Baltim0re)
with the Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore
Railroad Company for PhiladelnhiS.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
All freight By this iue covered by fire and marine
insurance free of cost. No dockage charged st
Richmond. Rates rs low as any other line: j MS
Is the quickest line between Philadelphia aud Rich
mond.
Fr,ights ordered by this line should be marked
"Can,ou Inside Line" and sent to the Philadei-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore depot, Philadel-
pbia
moHd For further Information apply 70
'--.s l.. 4. TATUM, Agent,
Offices Twenty-second and rock streets
aud Ninth and Main Streets or TO
is. WILSON, General Freight agent,
PHILADELPHIA. Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad,
phiIad.lnhia ta9.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATeL,Isn. /,
- COMPANY. -

SUMNER SCHEDULE,
FOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH, BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPl AND AEW~iORk,
ALSO FUR
OLD POINT AND VUE DE L'EAU, HOTELS
AND 49,.
REGULAR LANDI nos an JAMES RIVER.
On and after TUESDAY, June LIST. 1875, THE
ComDany's fast and elegant steamer john SYL-
VESTrR. Captain j. A. POST. carrying United
States Haii, will leave wharf, Rockets, TOR above
named poiuls TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and
SATUh DAYS at 6 a. NJ. F"
Passengers make sure connections with Bay Line
at \ orfolk for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New
York.
OLD T........................ 2 90 .#
FARE TO NORFOLK pSLY....... z 90
"a RE 40 NORFOLK AND RE- ..,
1UhN . on
Fare 10 Baltimore. 90
Fare TO Philadelphia. ,................ 3 30
Fare to New ork.. IL 5O
Tickets for sale on steamers. ut Gurber i Go. $
Ticket Agency. Main stree, and Exchange Hotel,
aud baggage CHECKED through. Freight received
daily for Boston, Norfolk. and Portsmouth. and
n guar landings on James river from A. NJ 10
g Z. 81 ut reason able rates. s#
Freight for way. landings must be prepaid.
l.. Il. TATUM, General agent.
Office: Company's wharf, Rocketrs branch Office
at W. ID. Blair & CO.'S, corner OF Ninth and Nam
STREETS .'... lei
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nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP s|RTh
" COMPANY. nasHk
poR NEW YORK

This company will dispatch one or their splendid
steamers-ULD DOMINION, WYANOKE. IsAAC
BELL, RICHMOND and GEORGE w. ELDER
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY and SUNDAY At
higf water. -.
These ships are entirely new, and were built ex.
pressly for this route.
rooms .......as-
The fare, accommodations, and attention are M
Goods shipped BIZ this line are landed regularly
at New. York on the Compsny's covered pier, 81
North river.
with dispatch, and no charge made except actua
expenses incurred. r,.u
freight received until p. n. daily. III
For further in1ormauon, apply TO
GEORGE W. ALLEN i CO., Agents,
nv 10 Office COMMANDS vharve6. Rockets.
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AND OHIO RAIL-
" ROAD.-On aud afier SUNDAY, May 80,

Train leaving richmond al $50 A. ". runs daily
SUNDAY txreptedl stopping at al r euiar stali0nS
between edmond and White sulphur. n
Train leaving l.ichnnEd ~ 9:I0 9. NJ. runs daily:
stopping 'at ali stations between Huntington and
Allegheny, aud lat Coving Oh. hiiI0Io', 5osnens
Stanntpn, Greenwood. thariottesy,iie, Iofaons-
vile Juncr or. AID rirhmond.
Accom- moda Ito train i-avrs Richmond for Cor.
donsviIe and oil intermediate stations daily lex
cept sunday,.at 4:30 = NJ.
Pullman slice PIN car runs on 9:10 p. d. train
between Etfhmond and " bite Sulphur. 800.
For further information, rttss &C.. apply at BIO
Main street, or VI com uany's offices. -
'.~',-'...,i CONWAY r. HOWARDs
Genei al Passenger .nd 1irks, hgsnk
s'.t'7i'2" W. 81. :. DUNN.
nv 90 Engineer and Suut TRANSFORMATION.
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PHILADELPHIA. RICH. x9za

DILL ADELPHIA A, RICH ~@A
L MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM hllklsE
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
A WEEK.-Until further notice the steamers of
this une viii leave Philadelphia every TUES
DAY and SATURDAY. and Richmond every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY at IL O'Clock. -.
Freight taken ut low rates for all parts OF New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, for Proyt-
depce and Boston. Also, for Liverpool and Ant
werp uia Red Star anc American steamship lines,
and bills OF ladlng sigDpC throuen
W. P. PORTER. Agent
2425 Dock street. Richmond.
WILLIAM P.CLYDE Il CO.,
NH IL No. 12 south Wharves, Pbtiadelnhii.
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ERENCH, PRARMACEUTICALS
UE.F .sai i AT y .r--'.s
MEADE & BAKERS DRUGSTORE.

MEADE L BAKERS DRUGSTORE.
Vim PEPsfNE 4 Ia DIASTASE, "
WIN DE DUSART, au Lacto.P Phosphate de Chaux;
SIROP DE DUsART, au Lacto- Phosphate de
Chaux: ,s
GOUDRON DE GUYOT.
PEPSINE-BOUDAULT- cidifee,
PEPsINE Porci,
PEPSlNE Amylacee,
PEPSTNE LA SUCRE,
PHOSPHATE DE FER-par Leras,
SlROP DE AUBERGIER,
PERLES D'HuILLE PHOSPHOREE,
PERLES DE CHLOROFORME, .I;a
PERLES D'ESSENCE TEREBINTHINE, r
PERLES DE FALERIANE,
Prizes DE PAULLISIA,
PfISES DE GUARANA,
PaSTILLES DU DIR. BELLOC,
PASTILLES DIGESTIF DU BCISSON,
PASTILLES DE L'EAU EMS,
TA9IAR INDIEN-fruit laxatif contre Ia constipa-
tion, snd all new and valuable remedies for sale
by MEADE & BAKER. Pharmacists,
my ~ ..s... 919 Maiu street
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Denhatsi tsaw Tile first nnai but an:fnstant,
and the second he did NOT see at oil. It Is
the generslly.accepted theory that theyswere
professionals. Z. .;s>s.5,S4 .f47gg y
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Two P HY SICIA n S.

THE IMPROVED TROMMER'S EXTRACT
represents the soluble constituents of the best Ca
NADIA malt, and consists Of diastase, malt sugar,
resin and bitter Of hops, phosphate' Of lime and
magnesia, and alkaline salts. 1t Is prepared by an
improved process, which prevents injury its pro-
pertles by excess Of heat It's also very palaable
Of administration, and will not fernent
For sale by PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
my29 ,-a...., Agents for Virginia.
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1H4Nes!IILsI { s, 81, 6 |s. sss a ssssss
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WINES, L1agORs, TOhACCe. &c

SeCUMMEKDEANn tAUGUSTAC OUN:.l
Dry, vA.J EYE WbISAs We We as ssasn ~
Sprp Iors mutations OF the above poputar Hsoa
Of Virginia tain Ws.sy Tbs Srs ~ nav.
nE s 80 -, the unssod states Patent CGk,s, Wash
inrton. d. c., is our sole property and other par
ties using Inc same. any imitation tsreol req %
,'. JENKINS. ICAPEkS & CO.,
a"' wholesale Liquor Meschants,
No. 13 south Fourteenth street,
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IlVER REG ULATUK.
For Dyspepsia. Constipation, Jaundice, Bilious
,ttarks- Sick Headache, Collie, Depression OF Spur.
its Sour Stomach. HEARTBURN. &C.. &C..
1T HAS No EQUAL.
Isa faultless family medicine.
Does not disarrapgr The system:
Is sure TO cure II taken regularly.
Is no drastic, violent medicine.
Does net Interfere With business
Is no intoxicating beverage.
Contains the simplest and best remedies.
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CAUTION.
Buy no powders or prepared s1MMONS's LlYEA
RLGII, krOK unless in our en<ravcd wrapper
with Trademark, stamp, AID signature unbroken
none other La genuine.
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LippimcOtt's Magazine.

The Februory number of this delight
tul periodical contains a greater variety
than usual, and several of the articles are
of decidedly popular character. The
number opens with second and conciud-
ing paper on Following the Tiber,
Illustrated. Another illustrated article
is "Six Months AMONG Cannibals.
" An American Girl and Her Lovers,
by Mary +. Blair, is very amusing and
suggestive paper. A japanese Mar
riagc in High Life" by w. f. Griffis,
depicts, in vivid and entertaining
manner, the social customs Of the Jap
ancsc aristocracy. The Lost Baby by
Clara &. Dolliver, is little poem of
seven verses, but contains more beauty
and touching pathoS, and more poetic
fervor of the refined, intense, and yet
>ubdued kind than we have found in
some prctentious coi,nmeS Of rhyme. Mr..
Black serial, "Thrce Feathers goes on
charmnglv. the young hearts in it stead
ilv Getting the advantage of social Gus
toms, and the story becoming more and
more fascinating. "Fever,' by II. G.
Wood. Jr, NJ d., is an admirable and very
instructive paper. Charlotte +. Bates
contributes charming Sonnet, the last
six lines of which are remarkably beau
tiiul. Mr.. Trol}ope's paper, Some Recol-
lections of Hiram Powers. Is in his best
style, and makes the reader thoroughly
familiar with the great American scuip-
tor. Corn by Sidney Lanier, Is a
poem of considerable merit. There is u
good deal of entcrtainmenti in "Gentle-
man Dick" by w. Mackay Latfan.
The story of "a Singular Family
is very well told by Clelia
Lcga Weeks. OF "1'he Matchless One,
II story in four chapters, by lta Aniol
Prok6p, Chapters l. and II. are very
vivacous and amusing. Lucy II. Hooper
describes, in pleasant way, the impress
sions made upon stranger by the Gus
toms and manners of Paris and the
Parisans. sour Monthly Gossip con-
tains the usual charming variety of short
papers that are sure to interest all readers
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS

The steamship Mediator is ashore ON
Barnegat Shoals, and reported broken IN
two. She will be a total loss. The vessel
Is valued at $4,000 cargo at $4,000.
The vote for L. :. Senator from Mimi
esota. Saturday, wa, unchanged Ram
sey, js; Donnelly, 81; Davis, -; scat
tering, l..
Two women who keep baby farming
establishment at HalIe,ien. Mas, hay"
been arrested on charge OF poisoning
five infants within eight weeks.
Tho Montenegrian Government has
ordered it, subjects abroad to return
home. Twelve thousand troops hayo
been ordered to the frontier.
The Congressional Investigating Com
mi,tce. at New Orleans, Saturday wa
confined 10 the action Of the returning
board. No new developments.
Five of the eleven member. of tn"
Committee on Elrrtion- are oPPp-'I L"
the resolution Of th" majority t. "NcIud"
the delegate Cannon Of Utah, from Ms
post.
The amount of bullion withdrawn
from the Bank of England, on balance,
Saturday, is El.Ooo
The French authorize on the Spanish
frontier. have ,eized = convoy OF arm.
for the Carli>ts,
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STATE ITEMS.

DlsGRACEFUL AFFAIR-There Was
considerable excitement ut Coopers
grocery, on Yesterday resulting from an
overflow of Benzine. a young man
named Fisher struck Uncle Jimmie
Houchins, an old man nearly seventy
years of age. A number Of persons OH
the ground wanted to take up the quar-
rel, when fortunately our sheriff stepped
up and arrested the young man. We
suppose the next Grand Jury will attend
to his CASE Mountain Herald.
A HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.-We have
witnessed many sad spectacles, but what
We saw on last Friday morning at the
depot of the Baltimore " Ohio railroad,
at this CITY, was surely the most heart
rending. Mr.. c. w. McGinnis, residing
on John street, Il brakeman on the road,
was found cold und stiff in the creek near
the bridge, about daylight. When pick
ed up his head and face were mashed to
Jelly, leg and arm broken, and pre-
sentins horrible sight. He was at the
depot ready to go out with his train, but
when it left, could not be found. 1t is
thought that in walking along the icy
coping of the bridge, and blinded by the
reflection of his lamp, he slipped of, fall
ing distance Of fifty feet.-Free Press.
\ YOUNG lady named Lizzie Vaught
gave the Rev. George Evans sound
tnra,hng with u club for using SANDER
ous language about her Served him
right Writ County Mentor.
KILLED BY \ FALLING LlMB.-One
day last week, Mr.. johnson, the daguer-
rean ut this place, was summoned to
Bath, in Morgan county, where his broth
cr Joshua resided, receiving the sad in
telligcncE of his brothers sudden death
caused by the falling of II limb during II
storm, striking Joshua on the head
causing instant death. 1t seems that the
tree 10 which the limb was attached had
been frllcd some time previous and
lodged against another, and the authori-
ties of the corporation had been repeated
" warned of its dangerous situation, but
ncglgently left it suspended until de
scending rs death messenger to worthy
citizen, husband and father-heySer "rt-
b,tqc.
KANAwHA IRoN WORKS.-On Mon
day last the contracts for the construction
of the first blast furnace were awarded to
Mcssrs. Lambert & Gordon, of lrOnton,
Ohio. These parties bind themselves to
have the furnace stock completed by
April 20, and the whole work finished
and engines running by June next
Charleston Courier.
WILLIAM MICHAEL, charged with
robbing the postoftice at Greenland,
Grant county, has had preliminary en-
animation before Justice Lyon, of that
county. The evidence was decidedly
against him, and he WAS committed for
examination in the County Court, and
sent to Jail in default Of bail. 1t is
thought however, that unless the money
found upon his person, can be identified
as the same that was in the registered
letters stolen, his conviction will be diff
cult.
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New h1rk N'"h' I''' IiNP"''i' " '''''"s'
:, .,',' ,,.I,;1, eliza .or,,,.l ,,os lis,orsiro
~ wa. .I.,tI. M,a,,L a. - ,onIl rIanS
yI"' 5n P.aah"r ~itb @ ,,ond.natnrod smiIc
olj ~ h. n.nai asniai manner left his own
counsel and Stepped across the room to
the table at which Mr.. Tilton's counsel
sat. and reaching across, saIutcd Mr.
Beach and then shook his hand mr.
IIIt"n with stern expression upon MS
,"'"' stood at TINS moment "Ithh wv"
Nv VI Wv '.'''E y man. ""V W" 'o' '"VN III
H'' I'r''l'"h' although he must nave
near" ''''H ""'" '''"I WAS uttered
"lf said Mr.. Beecher to Judge Beach,
laughing ly,-''li | get out from between
the paws Of two such lions rs you and
Fullerton, Ill bcl"v" | am innocent
and that is what | came here To find
out.
"You forget" said Mr.. Beach, point
;ro to Mr. Evsrts "tbe Daniel standing
arnonc the lions and closing their
months"
NJ
Mr' DeGchTi PiHIeu o.'J "I'D .h .hor -. :" 49,
S,c"I tIi"l '1 SIG",,'.I, ',liI -; iao,,Iar
W.T. E'artS an" i'i''"' N.U III :" ", ,,';'
iornl: MY M Mons nLe very MAJ W; ,"'ss? "I' w.
"i",'' N"'I'' W. ni's ~ 49,, ,.,aIf 49, ,on
SaiI: Lct me present NY '''' - '''
Judge MOTIFS
The ex-judge very coldly replied;
" Mr.. Beecher.
The pastor of Plymouth Church was
NOT to be repulscd in this way, aud con
tinucd: :" | notice that Won LAWYERS. like
nrencbers know how 90 deliver long SER
momsr
There was n slioht tipge of sarcasm in
\Ir Norr;s' ,"nn p. bn 1etor,ed. 4" Yes.
sir. / had = iong .torT - tcIj =
Nr E,a,,s f,?nnI n ,bo. .c,rvorsation
Of hi. moment and nl,yfuIlv .aid: "Mr.
Norr,s noticed that Won .xnatiated
only on ON these things which were
sgainst our side"
Mr. Morris answered in the same
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CHARLES ON.
THE q. s. ENATORSHIP
THE BALLOTS LAST NIGHT.
CAMDEN LEADS WALKER
Adjournment Until Monday
Night With No Result
Special Dispatch to the sunday News.


CHARLESTON, w. Va. Jan. %.
The Democratic caucus was call
ed to order by Mr.. Welsh, chairman
at half past seven this evening, ana
proceeded to ballot for the nomlna-
ton of n candidate for United States,
Senator. Two ballots having been
taken on Friday evening.
The third resulted rs follows {;
Walker sixteen, Caperton six, Cam
den twenty, Price eleven, Brannon
eight, G. ID. Camden one, }. Nj. Ben
nett one. Raymond one, Faulkner
one, j. b. Jackson one, Okey john
son one, necessary to Il choice thlr-
ty-seven.
Fourth ballot-Walke twenty-one
Caperton, four, Camden twenty.one,
Price eight, Brannon one, Bennett
one. Faulkner two, Okey johnson
two, Edward two.
Fifth ballot-Walker, twenty-five )
Caperton, three Camden, twenty
Price, nine Brannon. ten; q. d..
Camden, one; Bennett, one Faulk-
ner, one; Okey Johnson and a. D..
Pannell, one each.
Sixth ballot-Walker ,twenty-One;
Caperton, five; Camden, twenty
one; Price, twelve; Brannon, seven;
Bennett, one Okey Johnson, two; /;
b. +. Martin, one.
Seventh ballot-Walker, seven-
teen; Caperton, four; Camden,
twenty.one; Price, ten; Brannon,
ten; Bennett, two; Raymond and
Okey Johnson, one; Ward, two /,
J. II. Good, one ; r. {. Justin, one.
The caucus then adjourned to meet
Monday evening at seven O'Clock.
No reliable guess can as yet be
formed as to the final result.
The bill for removal of the Capt.
tai will probably be reported by the
Judiciary committee in the Senate
OH Monday. Nj.
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Republican Caucus Oh So"'her"
Affairs.

WAsHIxGToN, January FL her"
was large attendance at the House Re
nublican caucus tonight, and general
discussion rs to what was best to be done
in view of the present condition OF tho
south was had, but none OF the measures
reported at previous caucus were acted
upon. Finally q resolution was "doP'sd
placing all the power of passing puoIic
acts with a majority of the House a
resolution for this purpose will PFooabiy
be introduced IN the House on Monday,
and when adopted will have the effect T.: OF
evading the two-thirds rule as to public
acts including the civil rights, the more
energetic enforcement Of the protective
laws in the South, and authorizing the
President to suspend the writ OF ha0fGs
corpus in certain cases, together with
other measures which have been the sub
iects of consideration by the caucus com,
mittee. The proceedings are rePreSehte,d
10 have been harmonious and the result
entirely satisfactory.
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The Antiquity OfIrOn.

The Iron Age says that wedge or
plate of iron has been discovered imbed-
ded in the masonry of the great pyra-
mid. 1t has been Il great puzzle to those
who attributed the first use of iron to n
date not much more than 1000 years
back, how such sharp and well defined
hieroglyphics could have been cut
on porphyry, granite and the
hardest stone rs are found on the tombs
temples and sarcophagl of ancient Egypt.
But the piece of iron found in the great
pyramid shows that this metal was pro-
duced and wrought in the age of King
CheopS, which is placed by some author
tiles as far back as 800 years ago. The
similarity of similar inscriptions on
stone to those made in the time Of King
Chcops suggests the suppoSition that
iron may have been in use more than
5000 years ago.
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Another Fire-Carpenter's NOmina-
IiOn.

MILWAUKEE, January 24.-FOwler :
mill, at Owcgo Brown county, was des-
troyed by fire yesterday morning. Loss
$4,000; insurance $1,000.
Advccs from Madison are to the effect
that the threatened bolt of the opponents
Of Carpenter, the nominee ofthe Republi-
can caucus, will not take place, as sut-
ticient number cannot be secured.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-25
Suicide.

CINCINNATI, January 24.-James
Myre> committed suicide early this morn
ing by throwing himself under the ladies
car of train on the Cincinnati, Rich
mond X Chicago Railroad, just rs the
train was leaving Collinsville station.
Two of the wheels passed over his body,
mangling it in a horrible manner, caus-
inr instant death. Motive unknown.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-25
Conductor Killed.

PrTTsBURGH. January ii holn"'
Sturgeon, condector on the Pltt'bHrS",
Washington and Baltimore railroad was Vas
Instantly killed in tine yard on los
street Yesterday evening. while running
aho.d - his train to turn II switch. HIS
foot caught in frog, throwing hlln 10 "
the ground, and before he could rAtrieate .G.i'.
himself the train struck him, instantly
Killing and mangling hun in terrible
manner.