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Re f,eoa, Of the Mobile Theatre. - giving
entertainments in Mississippi. with Mr.. >.
Il. tIun,ley as leading man.
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without being prosecuted Ls shosid stop
sSf.l take il.
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AT pf the battles .: the revolution worth
celebrating are those where the Americans
whipped the British.
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IMPORTANT
PROPERTY HOLDERS AND TENANrs

The New Orleans Sanitary and E1cavatins Com.
pany beg leave to inform the citizens OF New Or.
leans that they have per fected all the necessary
arrangements. and are now prepared te execute
and sinks.
The apparatus used is known as the "Odorless Ex.
cavatlng Apparatus and is the same that used
large cities OF the North consisting of a pump or
forcing engine, an air tight tank and q Geodoriz
ing attachment, by which the contents of vaults
and sinks can be removed without creating any
nuisance or offensive Odor. duri the ordinary
working hours OF the day as well as at night. and
with the greatest efficiency and dispatch
This system net only inaugurates yalua bic
sanitary reform, but is much cheaper than q nv
ether system in use.
Further information be had regarding the
working of the new system at the office Of the
company. No. i53 Common street, and all orders
lett there or addressed to box No. 9l3 pOstofice
will receive prompt attention. Anil Am
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Money taken at a church conce;: shos.d
sr.er he spoken 0? as gFos. reesipts.
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Sweet. 20 the sweet. 4 cane g: the
canine ia the dog mad season.
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I. was rum co." that independents
Bsohibtion party in New Hampshire.
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the Democrats oi Ohio are abeHt ~ hold
Heterogeneous mass meetings.
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General sherman's book naturally made
g. general impression.
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Successi0n Of Chnrle, Briru..

SECoNb DISTRICT COURT FOR Thu PARISH or
~ Orleans. No 3. o55.-Notice is hereby given to
The creditors of this estate and all other persons
herein interested. to show cause within ten days
can why the account presented by Peter Anderson
and Henry v. Ogden. testamen tary executors OF
1hls state. should not be homologated and ap.
Herewith. "
BY order Of the Court
je26 3Gjv4~ FRANK PACE ,H Clerk
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PUBLIC WRITER-A GARD.

The undersigned. who is an Old and experienced
writer. may De contdentially employed to pr-pare
cards notices letters, Inscriptions. memorials;
also speeches. arguments, lectures, ESSAYS, poems
lie i'll do al. literary work,
Refere uces-Hon. N. Hahn Page 81 Rake FAC
Hon. Z. II. MARI
THOMAS II. HOWARD.
iess No % Commarc;ai 81 10.
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Toast for centennarians at ?ai!adei-
3,his-.Whom .he gods love. die yous:.
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Succession Of MIR. and Mrs, August RohDe,

S"ccessiOn OF NArs ana NUrs. August BOhDe.
SkCOSD DISTRICT COURT FOR TRE PARISH OF
- orleans, NO 80 ,95l.-NOtice is hereby given To
the creditors of this estate to all other persons
nerein Interested, to show cause within ten days
rom 1he present notification, if any they have o:
IAN why the account presented by George 6.
Sohne, tutor. and acting as The administrator Of
ths estate. should not be homologated and ap
Herewith. "
Bv order of the Court
ie26 80 iva FRANK pACr Up Carp
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Queen Victoria recently danced rec! at
g ball gwen at Balmorai Castle
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Succes siOn Of William Sch1otfman.

GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
~ Orleans. No. So ,oo5.-NOtice hereby given tn
the creditors Of this estate. all other per.
sons hereln Interested, to show cause within ten
Gays from the present notification. il any they
nave or Can. why the account presented by &. r.
Parker public admnisi ratOr and ad administrator Of
this estate. should not be homologsted and ap-
Herewith.
By order Of tho Court.
je22 rs 20 FRANK PACE JR Clerk
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ATTENTION, KNIGHTS TEMpLAR.

The Sir Knights of this city will assemble a,
Masonic Hall. corner of PerdidO and st. Charles
streets, THIS DAY at two O'Clock. in fatigue dress,
for the purpose of welcoming and escolttug our
returning fraters TO their asylum.
By order OF the committee. ie29 1t IN
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OTICE TO HOLDERS OF CITY BONDS.

0OVlCE 40 AOLDERS OF CITY BONDS.
COHMissroNERs OF CONSOLIDATED DEBT ,
City Hall, New Orleans, June 3 1875.
IN CONFORMITY WITH THE ORDINANCE or
! the City Council. notice is hereby given that
Bonds. will be received at the Department OF ri.
nance until the first OF September next
IN order that there be no delay in providing
for the first allotment, parties should report az
once the amount they intend TO offer.
g. J. LEEDS, Mayor.
ED. PILSBURY
Administrator Of Finance.
:. g. BROWN
Administrator OF Public Accounts
!e5 I'm Commissioners of Con solidated Debt
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PROPOSALS FOR LEASE OF CITY
WATERWORKS,
DEPARTMENT OF WATERwoRHs AND Prg.!Cl
Buildings. New Orleans. June "a, 1878. !
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED Ar
~ III. office OF the undersigned until August
10. 1873 at ~ NJ for the lease Of the City Waer.
works and ACCOMMODATING franchises in conformity
with ordinance No. 3!45. Adminst ration series.
adopted on the fifteenth OF June, 1873. PARTIES
desiring copies Of the ordinance IN pamphlet can
be supplied by addressing 80
Administrator of Waterworks ana Public Buil1.
ing. room. No. %. City Hall. New Orleans,
LOU S'"ha. irI3 I'd
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
DEPAKTMENr OF 1MPRovExHHrs
Room No. 10 City Hail. ;
New Orleans, June IL. 1878.
NoTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AFTER THR
~ l+ga! delay required by section twent y five
dlcate tho contract for rebuilding brick sidewalks
and stone curb on the scout side of Poydras street
be tween TOnti and Broad.
Z. A. BURKE
jel2 10 s6 jv2s Administrator Of improvements
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Disbursing officers do a paying business.

Beecher is sixty two years Of age. and he
Socks like sixty. too.
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SPLENDID CHANCE

SPLENDID CHANCE
A FORTUNE.
THg LOUISIANA
STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
v!a: eva on
SATURDAY. DECEMBER Is. 1873.
A GRAND GOLDEN DRAWING.
Capital Prize 100000:
ONE PRIZE TO EVERY SIX TICKETS.
$3.50 PRIZES.
IN Al. AMOUNTING IN THE AGGREGATE TO
HALF 4 MILLION IN GOLD!
Tho Drawing viii positively commence At TEN
O'CLOCK on the morning Of SATURDAY. Decem.
her2s 1875 at ono Of the largest theatres in the
city. Ii viii 20 conducted vi:ha
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT,
Fog which the best musica, talent available IN
the country will be eng aged, and to which every
holder of COUPON TICKET will be entitled to
FREE ADMISSION.
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succession Of Louisa Werner. Deceased
Wife OF Frederick HeCker
GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF Orleans. No. SO 389.--NOtice is hereby given
to the creditors of this estate and to all other
persons herein interested to show cause within
Ten DAYS from the present notification if any they
nave or can. why the account presented bv
frederick Hecke. tutor and administrator in this
estate. should not be homOlogated and approved
and the funds distributed In accordapc CO Herewith
BY order of the Court.
je29j g38 FRANK PACE JR Clark
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Succession Of JOsenh e.. Mnshv-

Succession OF Joseph &, NIosby.
GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF Dreams No. 81, l70.-NOtice is hereby given
TO the Creditors OF this estate and to all other per-
sons herein interested, to show cause within ten
days from the present notification. if any they
Justin Holland, testamsntary executor of tbis
estate. should not be hOmolOgated aud approved.
and the funds distributed in accordance there.
with.
b. order Of the Court
'e23 26 30 FRANK PACE, JR Clerk.
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.

Succession of Jose &.ras.
SECoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
~ orleans. NO 3, l29.-SOtice is hereby given to
the CT. ditors of this and to all Other persons
herein interested, to show cause within tea days
from the pr sent notification. if any they have
or can, why the account presented by Charles NJ
C'hrad. testamentarv executor in this estate
should not De hOm"ogated and approved and the
funds distributed in accordance there with
By order of the Court.
je29 jy33' FRANK PACE JR Clerk
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Succession of William Barnes

OERSONS INDEBTED TO THIS SUCCESSORS
Il are hereby notified to make payment, and those
No. IS Race street
je2o 26 36' SARAH BARNES Executrix
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OFFICIAL. NOTICE.

OFEIVIAI4 NVTICEe
vT,HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN AP-
L pointed by his exceilency Governor ". P
Kellogg, May 5, 1875. Inspector of Weights and
Measure. for the Fourth and Sixth Districts
parish of Orleans, would respectfully state TO the
citz of those districts that his office loo ited
at No. 8S' Magazine street, Eighth. where
he can BE- fouud daily from A. NJ. TO P N.
All business persons who weights and mea..
urea, from the apOthetary to the charcoal man.
WHO have not had them lawfully inspected arc
requested to call at his office to have them ill.,
spected. All deliDquents wi! BIZ prosecuted &C.
cOrding to law.
ROCHUM CRASTO. Inspector.
New Orleans Jun 26 1876
?. s.-Ct. press please copy. jess.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES:
100 Approximation Prizes at $500. 800, 900
! 90 Approximation Prizes at $1OO.. 10000
100 Approximation Prizes at $15.. 1850
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WANTED. - TO BUY-A SMALL SECOND
" hand Fire-proof Safe. address. stating
P<'ee. box %s7 New Orleans PQstotace. 1sR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-27

THE GRAssHOPPERS Erie. NeoSh0 county,
Kdusns. May 17.-To the Editor Of The Gin
cinnGu Times: Believing that many OF your
readers are anxious to hear from suffering
Kansas" how we are getting along. NJ, |
venture to send you 4 true statement OF
things as we ind them in this county now.
There is an immense amount OF damage cone
to crops ia these pirts from the raFageS OF
grasshoppcrS. Those taIm5 in the bottoms
are nearly swept clean of everything gleen.
Those in the prairie. distant from the tim.
Der. do not suti-r quite so bad; but all are
bad enough. Gardens are all eaten up clean.
Wheat. oats. and fax are al ont all gone.
The loss OF fax will be severely felt, as the
farmers depended upon the sale OF II to
furnish them means to live on. Oats IN
some places may revive, provided We baVe
sufficient rain and the grasshoppers leave in
a few days; which is not probable. From
the appearance Of them, they will stay about
two or three weeks yet. until their wings are
large enough to enable them TO nv. Some
planted their corn in March and April, and
that, Of course, is all eaten up, aud they have
lost their seed, and many, fear, will not be
able TO replant for the want of il. Many
have refrained from planting corn and
posatces until the grasshoppers leave.
Still. we think a good average crop OF corn
nav be raised, provided we have suitable
rains. and other pests keep away. Peaches
sre being destroyed by grasshoppers, and
Grass is kept short by them, and distress is
depicted in nearly every countenance. Some
have left for other parts, and some are pre-
p,rins TO leave. and many here Wonid leave
provided they had the means.
WILLIAM S. KNIGHT, NJ. ID.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK ExCHAHGE.

WEDNESDAY,, May 26, 1875. =
Gold-American gold. 115t bid.
State Observation-Disclosures coDsOls, 81 bia. SIX
asked; Virginia cOnsols, new, A. bid. As assed !;
Virginia deferred 81. bid, 81 asked; Virginia. in
terest certhca'es, rs asked; yIrgpa tnx-recei Ia
funded of 1868, II bid; Nor.h CaIoIiaa new, IL
bid. 'ssEst.r 5....t4 fu,.,ss .s.rs.t ee +!
city observation-disclosures city SIS, 1O4 tid, s5
asked; sichnoud city S. IS bid; Mancnester
bridge S's, S6k bid -.,.-, L,..f--s; s..+...
Raiiroud Bonds-Soushsiae = ailry ad second nors
gaze preferred SIS, j. and J, 90 lid; soutIsiue
railroad third mortgage prefer red 6s. j. and b.,
AZ bid, 81 asked: Richmond and Petersburg ttaiI-
road nrsr mortgage7's. j. u, 974 old. 1885,
asked; kichmoBd, Frederick sbnrg ard Potomac
Railroad secohd mortgage rs, j. aud j., 90 bu ::
Richmond, Fredericksburg ana Potomac Railroad
second mortgage 6's, y. :snd j., 80 bid: Orange
AND Alexandria Raiiroad seconu mortgage 6's, j.
and j., 74l5 nu'; urange alsi Aiexahd1a Railroad
third mortgage S's, NJ. and n, 60 bio: kich-
mopd ana Danvilie Railroad consolidated 6's, Nj.
and ~, 70 asked Atlanta Il nd nichmoud Airline
RAILROAD fist mortgage s's- J. and j., So bid, So
asked ~" ''0,'1 p. .s .'' ~, ere .-t..'.. (.
Railroad Socks.-PetcrsbuTg Railroad, 100 par,
Is asked; kicn nOnd and Petersburg Railroad,
100 par. % bid; Richmond Fredericksburg anu
Potomac kailrad couIinou, 100 Par. 63 bid; Rich
nUnd, Fredericksburg and Potomac nallr, ad six
per cent. guaranleel, 100 par, 81 bid; Richmond,
Fredericksburg aud Potomac Railroad seven per
cent guaranteed. 100 par, 81 bid; Richmond aud
1auvlIe ltaitr 100 par, 9 bid. 2H asked:
Bank Sl0cks.-rirSt = a-Ional, 100 par. 12O BID,
Planters National, 100 par. 1861 bid; state Bank OF
Virginia. 1u0 par, 81 old: Merchants and Planters
24}Es ashcJ. t.,.... .....,.r e.
Insurance CUnpda!es.-Virginia Fire and Ma
ri.e 20 par, 80 hid Erpiuia State 20 par, 254 bid
Uid DOMINION, ! 10 par, 97!a asked.
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PENNSYLVANIA Republican Convention

LANCASTER, May 2G.-The Republican
State Convention now in session have
adopted q series Of resolutions embodying
their political faith-viz /: The equality of all
men before the law; peacs between the
States and General Government; unity OF
The nation as one people; laws faithfully adj
ministered honesty in all branches OF the
civil service rigid accountability ofpublc
officers; harmony between labor and capital
cheap transportation; closer intercourse be,
tween all parts of the country; free blnk'
ing larger currency; public domain re-
served for actual settlers; speedy settlement
# Ill wa -'laims, etc.
The resolutions further declare against a
third term but eulog'ze Grant eNtravagantly,
reuominate Hartlunft as candidate for Gov
ernor, and declare that the Democrats have
Jailed to keep their promises, by making
which they partially succeeded in obtaining
power in Pennsy lyania. The resolutions
further commend the efforts of the General
Government in its attempts to suppress
wbskey frauds.
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yvrrrrA>r IseA>rKY DECIsIoN.- Wash
:aG;pu, MAY 23.--nn application lor per .
sI3e -, mike ,..trv ~ Boston Of certain t.
;,ar,u u domestic production exported and
Enn returned. on payment OF Gnty OF
tSrniy cents r-r pound. mas Daen uiaGc 10
the Treasury Department. Lie facts spPear
10 i,r mat at tnr time OF rXporta)lon tue ue-
hcrp'i ~ Il lut,arco iC question was ilaoie 10
Az lu,"ltai lax oT tWeu;N cents per p'aho,
tn: -, rXpJltallon having been mace 10
rUuu IN ne int,run rcVtuu. bouded ware
hon. a. Peters hur", Va, the tax was not
paid uiiDr 10 expectation. The rate OF lax.
however, TO which such Golnestic tobacco
MS liable 1t the time OF importation Was
tHtnty-iJur cents pr pound. ana Tue y 1ta'
ton presented j. " bother the duty To oc pllu
under >tc.iOn $500 OF tue Revised statutes j.
tie rate OF twenty or t~entS-tour cents Per
pound in coin. In reply it is stated that 1t II
TIC opinion OF the Department that the uaty
10 be PAD IL such eases Is the equlvaten. o.
the int"rn.l AK IN force at the Time OF me
IWporat"a. which opinion l. sustained ny
Departments decisions OF October ~, loOo,
and November IS, 1866, both addressed TO
the collector Of Customs At New \ ork, Whicp
will b. found in the volume Of printed Urea
sury Erc,>ious from Nay 20. 1863, to Decein'
Der 81, l>GI. the collector al Boston Is,
therefore. Instructed 10 tXtct duty on the TO-
hIcro in question 1t the rae OF twenty-iour
cents per pound, IN coin.
The above decision was briefly mentioned
IL our telegiamS Yesterday
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Derby (England) Races.

LONDON, May 2G.-There was dcnse
crowd at the Derby races, Including the
Prince and Princess of Wales, the Duke ard
Duchess of Edinburgh, the Marquis and
M4rchioness OF Lorne, the Duke of Cam
h ,dge. &C.. The weatoer was hne. TIE
b ting against Gilnnia was two to one,
against Ciaremolt fourteen to one, and
against the Repentance col: twelve to one.
Gaiopin won e,siy by g length. Gar'erly
Bell came in fourth. followed in the order
nlned by Seymour, Lord BerreI's Punch.
Bey of Naples. B4lte, Earl of Dantrey: Gil
bert Wood ward, Temple Bar, Pareham, Earl
ston, CampbelI's MuchloadeT. and Telescope.
The time oil the race was 2:fi.
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w. w. Berry has withdrawn as canol-
dl'e for clerk of the Circuit Court Oh beo-
tord.
The ladies' of Texas are endeavoring TO
collect money tor the purpose Of pufcoa'ltE
home for Jefferson DAVIS in that state al U
presenting it to him.
Measures are 10 be taken by the Kentucky
LEGISLATURE to restore the tomb of General
ZIcpary Taylor. near Louisville, which has
been reelected and has gone to ruin.
The marriage of General Sheridan to Miss
Pucker. which will take place 10 Chicago
durinu the first week in June, Will De at
tpnded by President and Mrs. Grant.
Elk. Mowry, while riding home from
church last Sunday, near Somerset, fa., WAS
struck bc lightning and himself alta NOISE
instantly killed.
Ccneral 4. L. Pridemore was in town
Monday evening. He says the wheat crop 10
Lee and Scott Is. to all appearance, more
promising than has been known for years.
Bristol Ners.
# we could build up one city in virginia
,;to Baltimore or Phila delphia our State
drbt would cease to bea busbear TO frlSnteo
n, ont of our sense of proprlety.-L ynch-
burq Republican. Et.n
The wheat looks most promising. Day by
day the damage disappears, and now every
ono seems eo0fiden: of an excellent crop.
Tbese accounts are not merely local. IheS
embrace country with handrcd miles "a
dius from Bristol. = Bristol NerS.
The third son Of the late General John G;
Rreckinridye Is named "Owen County,
n,t of gratitude totbat county for the very
large majority it gave him over Governor
fletcher. Of Kentucky, in his congressional
race in 1858.
Rev, Moses D. Hoge, of Richmond, Va.
will deliver a lecture this evening before Tue
Young Meu's Christian Union. Mr. hog
ia one of the most eloquent divines 10 attend.
anca ,,non the Presbyterian General Assem-
bly at present sitting inthis clty.-St. Loa'S
Democrat, Gath.
In St. Louis, at the recent municipal cleo,
tlon. the system of counting the votes ana
announcing the results each hour OF Inc Dai-
loting was tried with success. The ifepuos
com Of toat city says: .Tbe returns were
Al, ia early, and it was shown that tbe nonrly
announcements OF the votes cast was an ensc.
tive preventive of some of The frauds tnst
nave heretofore been noticeable 90 tse par
Of both Republican and Democratic Judges
OF elecsion. 4 !. ...g &. ~ 81
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,.,..r from Petersburg.

,,o,,, no.. Of the Richmond iasna'ch.l
tE"''>'''' rrr.rsRrRG, May 90. 1915.
II, urhrew coUgrcsa''on OF 'n's NY Nv
q, r,i.ra about IS. 900 for the bu'l0'hg
II. .,n.rayur. A. soon as 'hts a'no"n'
ii '4y" hrgn increased 10 $1,000 the work
sa'' "',,,,ncr,ea. IL is Ia I've located az
VIA 4" .,Nr -, Marke, and Ht2h streets, ana
ihf "'I ;,,,,b 70 erect 4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
II : 700 Great cxpenSe--that Will be an
So'"- ~ - The city and Sufficiently large
a .[,a,n,o6aic this growing ana 'hnueh-
Il -. ,,',,n o.. our population. a meeting
"a. ,,',,,,r,rIiion will lie held on MONDAY
q. 800 ,,,yI wien further action VII! ne
m. .,gai,,r 10 this subject, and the So,ooo
90, 80, ;,nh,lc>> soon he raSed.
~ ,,ol d,al u! excitement was causeu
y I,, residents Of the western portion
civ Yesterday afternoon os tue All,
&. u" ,,nn, rha; n dog had gone mad ana
lN"' ,,rer The dog Is said TO nave
vs. ontHr SYMPTOMS OF genuine hydro
t. a~J h,,t,rr il was Killed bit coiored
f"'.." rsmcd FRANCES Pryor and seVeIai
''. G',r.,all accidents have been OF frequent
r..,ra recently, though none OIL tncm
q. ,,aus Yesterday afternoon Mr..
n.'' ! ~ara;jrr. while attempting TO
l.... o., -
'"'.'. ,taIl had ,hs Third iinger OF bis rlght
N,nr,n and the nail torn from the
.'"" g., hs. been etlrctually cured of his
',,,I,m4a N from Brunswick county
,,r, rl, farmers have been unable 10
,i..n,al,r> oi The hate rains IN setting
~ 80 .,.r ,n,.,.r,.uliu ants for the reason that
co. ,I.,,. arr too Smilt for transplantng.
-pipnI
t.,..tn,lr hut ready ior ltan'lh..
~, -. r,.,,,at has been caused here and
~, c,,mii,, on The liue OF The CASTOR
u" 80, w.. y, ror,hurr railroad because Of
.,,,.., ~ q r"ruon OF that branch
l. vY.,t,u; E&:i'nd. Complaint Is maze
=. ,,... ,,,,,,tu~al >'oprA@c OF lfclghis VIII
..,i,,..ly luIrIieI" with the >h'i''heht .. pro-
mo ilrri,r> IN that section, and also
,,.,a The trade o. 'eie;>burS. 4he auln oii'
.h.. prr,i>N,rg road ailege, however,
..,f!r G1>.ou b.@nch = IN Sucn ih'Sefao'e
,..,.,,,.Ian A. - ht really unhI ana nt5a'e LOT
,,~ and that waite temporary lhconNe'
p. ,.., NAV result Il j. oH!y designed IN re-
,....n.- the rails - have them rero'lta anu
r,rll,r.G ~ h.t'cr ones. lh!' WA Dc ooue
,I.ts,,jly. u q cun,tautSS VIII allow.
Thu. building and Improvement company
chartered iy Tie Legislature iAlied 10 excite
.l.. interest in the community which II was
=, ;;r,i supposed would be the ease and'
wr,Iaur ,ti.c.ing sn organization, the objects
orrh. company nave bcsn temporarily ADAM
do&rd. o,.;,.o
The tobacco market has been very active
til. geek. and prices are higher than have
49,, obtained Tor = long time. The shipping
,,.mani bc,n. urgent. there Is sharp colnpe'
,.,Ino for all dry. coed grades. The receipts
IN IHNt. hVblN LVop'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-27
From Montgomery County.

EL.CKSBuRG. May "a, 1870.
Eit1rs Di$potch: We have had several
l.:nt !roSts lately, bu' tney dld no batm. IL
!, roS yprS warm. aud the ground seems
I,lcit j, going 10 burn NJ. The trmfr-
are Al. done planting corn. but it 'annot
come up until II rains. Times are very duh.
Nothing OF interest going on. except some
OF TIE citizens are bui!dirg new houses,
which looks ~ though Bia k-purs was going
IA oroyy to be- a large a. Richmond; but II
will hr a long ,imc in doing ii. The cou-
tractor, 10 budI tine Nugioil Agricultural
C,|I,.e have five brick-macbineS at woIk
daily. and the work Is being rapidly pushed
forward. When finished ii Will be the finest
and largest college in the State. Spelling
matches bayt played out here. Tue STU
dents 1t the Agricultural College beat the
ci,iZe rs ut one match. Since then The cit'-
gus have gotten sick OF spelling. one OF
the citizens, = graduate of The University oil
Nirr,in,u. ,prIl, d yacnt y-o.tt. Boy.
=. ;. We are uoW htvlnga line rain.