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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-25
BLOOD ulssAsks,,

Ths blood being ths sStfcs ytom
which our systsms sfs built - and bonn
which We dssivs ouT mental o. va o.
physical capabilities, how i~mportantthat
Il should be kept pure. II Il contains
vile fostering poisons all organic func-
tons arc weafed thereby. Settling upon
important organs. rs tho lungs, liver or
kidneys, the effect Is most DISASTROUS
Hence II behooves every one to keep
their blood In . perfectly. healthy condi-
ton, and moro especially does this apply
at this particular SAMSON id che year
than ut any other. No matter what the
exciting cause may be. the real cause Of
q large proportion Of all HaasssGts bad
blood. Now DR.. Pierce does not wish
TO place his Golden Medical Discovsry
in the catalogue Of quack patent nos
trums by recommending II 10 cur every
disease, nor does he 80 recommend It,
on the contrary there arc hundreds OF
| diseases that he Acknowledges Il viii moi
cure; but what he docs claim il this,
that there but one form Of Mood disease
that It will not cure. and that disease Is
cancer. BE does not recommend his
Discovery for that disease, yot ho knows
Il TO be tho most searching blood cleans
or yet discovered, and that II will free
tho blood and system OF all other known
blood poisons, be they animal, yeseta.
bic or mineral. The Golden Discovery
IL warranted by him to euro tho worst
forms Of Skin Diseases. as all forms Of
Blotches, Pimples and Eruptions. also
all Glandular Swellings, and the worst
form Of Scrofulous and liberated Sores
Of Neck. Legs or other parts. aud all
Scrofulous Diseases Of tho Bones. as
White Swellings. Fever Sores, Hip
Joint and Spinal Diseases. all Of which
belong 10 Scrofulous diseases.
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A writer in the London Journal of En-.
gineering. a standard publication, signing
himself u. Richards" and who, judging
from another article from his pen 10 the
Journal. is a practical mechanic, in COM
muutralion headed "a Mechanical Fal.
lacyS' characterlzes the "keelr motor" AZ
"a cnnningly-deviscd scheme" and warns
his cIuntrymen not to tnke any stock in il.
He is astoniShed that such device can meet
with favor in America. and says that about
year and half ago he examined The kcely
motor in Philadelphia, and found it "a trick
Of such transparency as to sxclte contempt
We quote from his communication:
"The external arrangement OF the appa.
ratus indicated that a partial vacuum was
formed by induction due 10 jet Of water
escaping under pressure from toe service
pipes, or else, what would be The same thing.
u pressure of air was produced by the same
means. The pressure Of wafer being forty
or more pounds toa square inch, the amount
required to operate small railroad engine.
by means OF the compressed or exhausted
air, could pass through snail orifi5c, and
here The point Of deception; by Transferring
the energy Of the water 10 The more expand
ed medium the air, and employing lower
pressure than the water eX-rttd, broke on.
to the llns killed, that relation between cause
and effect which was more the less obvious
TO m expert because hidden behind the USE
lrsS mecbanlsm."
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Washington Items.

WAsHISGroN, july 90 -Secretlry Bristow
and Attorney General Pierrepont return TO-
morrow.
Secretary Roheson is here.
Tue Star has good authority for saying
that judge Fisher remains district Judge ior
The District OF Columbia.
William Burnett, SupervinG Inspector
General of s,ealI-vessels. with Supervising
INSPECTORS A. Love, of New York, aud VIII.
liam Rogers, of New Orleans, will, on the
18th of september, commence series OF IN
pprimpnts with safety valves ut the Washing.
ton navy-yard.
Professor Barnard, of Columbia College,
New York, has been appointed chairman OF
the Experimental sleam-holler mansion.
Tie presidents Of the various Catholic
benevolent societies have callcda convention
Tor Friday evening TO make arrangements
for celebrating the centennial OF Daniel
O'Copuell.
The Postmast er. General has requested the
Attorney. General to designate counsel TO al
tend the application pending 10 the Unlftd
States Circuit Court IN New York Tor Il man
dnn,us TO compel the postmastc! at New 1"t
10 receive book. package Tor mail transmits
sion to Philadelphia at the old rates. Judge
Spence, ASsistant.Gencra Tor tie P0stOllcc
Department, states that there may be some
I,llusibe ground tor the position taken by
the plaintiff in this case, but that GeclSloI
III favor of the maudannS would greatly
confuse the service, Is there were stFerai
impnrlant amendments in tue law Wh!cn
originated in the Senate among them the
rew Inv concerning the postage on ne"spa-
scrs, &c, sent from the Ctficc or publication
all of which would be thlUEn back upon tDt
old law if the n1andGnlns Should be granted.
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The MISSING AERuSACTS.- Chicago, July
Is In regard 10 the missing balloon winch
l,It this city last Thursday afternoon, IN
coming vessels give the following statements.
which seem 10 prove that the aefoDailts nave
been drowned in Lake Michigan: Captain
FulI)ng reports SEEING about fifty miles
nortAea.t of Cnicugo life p"eserver, with
the straps pulled out, floating in the water,
and something near 10y which looked He the
ba> ket He did not make It out exactly, not
getting near enough. He had not heard OF
the ulls>ing balloon. Ciptsn Castillo re-
ports that on Saturday evening be saw some
Thing like q balloon sticking out OF the water
about tour miles from Grouse Point lie
could not get uear ii. Tue captain OF a luul-
Der vessel arrived to-day reports seeing II
dead body, wearing gray coat, about forty
miles from Grand Haven. The balloon sent
up Yesterday landed safely.
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THE, CONTEST FOR TIE CnlEFTAISCY OF THE
CHEROKEE NATION - WHOLESALE MURDER
AHD OUTRAGE. MuScOgc', /. T., July
1.-the contest Tor prluc.pll CHIEF OF the
Cherokee RATION i getting more exciting
every day. The CONTESTANTS are w. I. Ross
ard Ductltctta. Tue election takes place IN
August. Within the past sixty days sixteen
men and two females have been murdered in
the Cherokee nutlon. This has been done
IN a poIustiOn Of less than 10000 souls, ana
most OF these murders have been committed
Nv reason of quarrel> growing out OF Ieud>
cy'>i,rg between thc Ross and Downing par.
tl,<. jesse Foreman, Mr.. Buckeychcad,
jack Don't lAloo!h, ana Dick F!elns. All prom.
nvut Downing nen, have been Snot. Inc
last named was snot III chuTch IL ta'aqlio
and Was The Auditor Of the nation. Gene
raj Council OF the semiUOle nation Is I'D seS'
sion at Wcwaukee. IL i Thought they WI
ri"ct tue uew constitution reported by Tile
Grand CUuncii AZ Omn!Irc.
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TnE DANGERS or 'HLoRAL hYrRATE.-on
Sturdy evening nan tam'u Lawrence
Sloner. aged ahou! thirty years, dlcd very
sudd"t ~ at his residence. No. ITO NORTH
Snlmlrr street, from the elects OF au over
do-r IF hydrat' of ch'oral. IN the afternoon
he e,l!ed upon Dr.. J. Il. Wi'tshine, No 3SS
west Fayette street, and received one nun
d:cd and sixty grains al the drug with The
verbal aud written directions to take tea.
spoonful of the solution every hour. Upon
reaching home he swallowed The ehtlre con.
tents o. the vial at once, and death soon roll
lowed Several physicians we're summonto
after The fatal dose had been taken, bot all
efforts 10 save him were useless. Coroner
UgIe was at once notified, but declined hold
ing an irque>t, as DEAN had reS'l''ed from
accldenlai causes. -Bdltimore american.
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HAVING RELEASED THE PRO-M
IL pERTY 3ls Broad street. be'~een m
third and Fourth. have made great ailera, yF
lions and improvements In my WarerndlIls> shu nafe
nov 90 hand n large AID well->elec:ed STOCK OF
FiIRSITChE, in which VIII be found - j. .
COT FACE, PAINTED. aud STAINED lITS Ot
CHAMBER FURNITURE al s25, sa6' 49,
$50, and $40: o
Full MARBLE STAINED sOllo d. T9o' 1oo'
500, and SOS; ..- .oo
wtI'S TT SUITS at $40 s45. and $50;
Full MARBLE WALNUT SUITS III no, fso,
wATT'EiIT URESSING.C CASE SUITS at 800,
1928, $3.50. Sl75, and 1928, up 10 500.
These goods are all OF The ateSS Styles, richy
carved NJ d anished. ,,,,
TAEI OK SUITS in hairclolh, Dlsin and striped
terry. at $50; MS, SS5. 81 90, sl25, 10 $40 !;
pl, Ain OF scr Al SO, ~. SIS, AMI ~;
WALNUT LDttN ~ i'll hairclJlh anu Terry ID
xIOSl5. $40, S25, and Sa0
sTaINrD anu WALNUT WAREHOUSES; 10 maieh
MASTrsEssEs, FEATHER-BEDs, PILLOWS
and BULSTEkS; ,-,,
ESTt NSIUN. TABLES, SAFES, &c.
CHAIRS specially. ,a ,.o
Allof which am selling at greatly reduced prices.
IphoIstering and Repairing. CHAIRS ca'ie- sealso'
Goods carefully packed for shipment.
Oooo' &c" ' j. ID. GATEWDOD,
$40 Broad. between Third aud Fourth street.
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Libel Suits.

BALTIMORE, July 19.-Tbe three suits IN
sttuied in the Court of Common Pleas ny
the Governor, State Controller, and State
Treasurer, respectively, comprising the Board
of Public Works of Maryland, against the
Baltimore Americon for libel, with damages
claimcd a So. 900 III each case, are Likely to
become adjnclcated ruling cases.
To-day Reverdy JOHNSON, Esq, tenaereo
his professional services 10 the propretors o.
the american. which were accepted. IN hi;
letter volunteering his services Dir. John
son says be did so because he thought lht
public interest was concerned, and taat TIT
freedom and usefulness of the public pres
were involved, and that being his imP essio1
he could not agree 10 receive any pseunarj
compensation.
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Weather Report.

WASHINGTON, July 19.-For tie South At
hntic and Gulf States, Tennessee, and tbs
Ohio valley, rising or stationary baromefsr'
easterIy 10 soutberly winds, slightly cooler
and partly cloudy weather, with PROBABLY
occasional rains from the Wess Gulf to the
Ohio valley and on the South Atlantic coast.
For the Eastern and Middle SEtes, higher
b.rometer, winds shifting to easteIlg or
southerly, slightly warmer, clclr OF partly
cloudy weather, and possibly occasional rain;
in the western portion of the laltcs.
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Fires TN Alexandria,

Especial telegram u the Dispalch.J
ALEXANDRIA, Va, July ia fire last
night destroyed Weir's stable; loss, about
$4,000. No insurance.
A fire this morning partially destroyed
three houses, two of which were owned by
3. F. Price, and were Insured for $1,000 in
the Virginia State Company and LyGchburs
Insurance and Banking Company. The
other, owned by Alexander Clark, was in.
sured for $500 in the Lyuchburg Insurance
and Banking Company.
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by. TELEGRAPH. I.
tornado In Pifisy wanna = Damage TO
.,.,,,,,s Houses md Crops.
IspecIa ] t.Iegram to ihe Disnat cfl. !

= 4
| III lspeca Telegram TO The Dispatctl :. J
DASvrLLE, July 10.-Last night between
and 8 O'Clock terrific tornado passed over
this city. The storm was from nearly due
north, and extended about mile east and
west, hardly taking in the entire city. Ru.
mors have been in circulation all day that
great damage has been done 10 property aud
crops, and several lives lost north OF here.
The reports As to loss OF life lack copfirma.
| ton. Considerable damage was done in the
city. The roof Of the Exchange Ho.
tel building vas blown entirely off.
almost in one solid sheet. The tops Of sew
eral stores on Main street were looseaed and
damaged TO IL small extent. a kitchen on
the premises Of Colonel Ashley L. Davis was
blown down and completely demolished.
Several chimneys and few unfinished
houses were either blown down or seriously
damaged, aud portion Of the rear wall
of the fine brick.bIock being erected on Main
street by Mr.. G. It. Pace was demolished. A
great humber OF beautiful shade.trecs on the
streets and in yards were completely stripped
of foliage and limbs. A portion of the
dwelling-house of Mr.. Jackson, about three
miles uorth of the city, was blown down, as
were also two fine barns and two other out
houses on his farm. Many crops north of
here are reported to be ruined, completely
torn up, and partly blown away. MIR. Alex
anuer Cunningham, ST., farmer on large
scale, sustaius very heavy loss, his entire
crop of corn and most of his tobacco crop
being damaged TO q great extent. Several
houses were blown down on the farm of DR..
w. L. Robinson, two and half miles FROM
the city, and his crops seriously injured.
hear many reports Of loss of life, but up
TO the present writing none are confrmed.
The tornado was accompanied with drencb-
ing rain and Very heavy thunder and light
ming; all Of which were preceded by ter
rlbble rumblng noise something like distant
c,pnonadir@. The "oldest inhabitant" de-
clures the storm TO have been the severest Of
its kind ever known in this section.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND Stock ExcHAnf7E.
= Fl :. 20 MONDAY. sufr 1aI 1szs

MONDAY. July 10, 1875.
Gohat merfcau gold. II 81 biu.'e,-. 1,,sG'r 81
a5sIe !NcKT4Ses Virsipia consoIs, SIX bid. rs
asken. virginia c0nsois. rev, AZ bid q IL n. t.d
Virgiaia deferred. ~ bid az asked: Virrinis N.
terest certificates asked; virg,t Ia TAX. r. ce.T
able able coupons s5 bid, s6 ASKED; Virginia regis
> Guy Secarittes.-Rtchmond city s>s, l02Y bid
Richmond CITY s's, s33 bid, SAX asked: Pstnrs.
o,irg City 6's 75 bid: Fredericksburg cir e.. d
aHl.rodd BonfS-Pcie:somg Railroad frst mort.
s snrg as j. atd 80 ask ed: Kiehnony and eers-
Look asked: Richmond and Pesers,mrg garr 9,w
sss.n nv MORTGAGE S's. A. aud ~, 100 bid Rich
,rd a 9nL ahvlte Railroad consolidated 6s, Vi.
os 6aax .6tocks-s'ata Bank OF Virginia. 100 nor.
DO asked sn herchan's anu Planters sayiSss.' 25
p5 sa M asesa an G,1s saviIgs a par 2sx bid
70 par; 80 ssAed; virainii state. Is oar a5s hid
VA dxtnn a, rome, 1uo par. lob asked; Mercnauts
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1he YeIIow-Eever B2Sbear az Norfolk

NORFOLK. july 19.-Thr report tell gtapheu
from WASHINGTON that there were scYera
cast, of ycl'ow-ttvrr in this city cau-ed mucs
,urpriscand indignation here. Efforts have
bprn made to discover the naval tlicer upon
whose authority the statement Is sad 10 have
been given.
Commodore Stevens, in answer to Il note
addressed 10 hin by Cip.ain j. Barron Hope,
Of the Landmark. says:
a ieel, with you. ls.at a great wrong i
being done by the publication of sucn re-
ports, and shall institute. immediate inTeSll-
CATION of the statement referred TO as com'
ing from medical officer attached TO this
stutou.'
The following dispatch has been sent to
the naval incident authorities at Washington
by Assistant Surgeon Sawteilo Of the unItee
SAFES Marine Hospital "Thcre has been no
case Of yeilow-iever at Norfolk this season.
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THE STATE OF TRADE
tbf rELESHAPH.y
EhW YORK

| 100 re- ItSf TELEStAPH.i ga,'a III ~
l. .3t h NEW YOgK y
,,, wv ,i9kK. July l9Co..on FIRM sales or ono
sod shoes eS'r. 90 s5essssF s 3, - Was@s2
We.ter sl4sSs,s 4hss ss Tor .Issss
sl.420s1.4s E.r White wastern. corn . maern;
snofe 1eiV.; s3as 5kc for stem .teru nnirnT
wes.1n II 'e sfo Ian S.tern mixed SO for mixed
,n,1'd ~esiern $50 85r. for wbi,e w.sfsrn UT
ST.. quiet and a. CHANGED: csrgoes, 7xmooisc
renius u ss as s;t1say @sS for as good
ma sa nss nea r,n fair DE-
lated: lias. foe crushed i AZ log; for eranu-
noass qniet ana steady. Rice .uaav IND na,s,
PORK on sse q. nc to.n anal tufne., 1 adv
500 90 Tor new Lar" op esossa IN msyy Ut s2o5t
s,,ns sse whistey, sisisii ss eosfs ssssy
.ua.,g -tHaLrIMORF.
,n sAaTLMos z July 19.-Four firm. Whoa, .,o..
wes,tr sbs ~ ,l4o ce1 ;nirs, a. bss ti4s: 20.
!sa snar, . 10 Il So nsry,,aa
yw. SIC w wotmm' outlc,n tendy; w,,i,e. e4c
;9uthcrn new 6s@67c. Kye nc oaIc oats steady
rrnvlsions quiet and Inn Pork irn, NJ s s1c gu.
i2Sc. Bacon fsrIy g0 sr9iys, &C.: er.rrL isg
,srd steady: refined, lac Cod Sm!es , Sas De-
"h'sSey' s1.<l. sugar strong at 1OSc. ''ssoy.
...... CINCINNATI
CISclENATI July 10. Flour armer and ,o,,,
hiahsr: 20 10Gt5 IS. What quirt and .ias nsu
and f'r or - 49, corn guiet AT 49," Oats qni
r,ak 9uis' sales ut 1880: gn.ry ben;a V y:
sds 70 Sus meats firm r and h, II higher shonis
ue6s' ohae4c clear. 10 SIDES, VI 62hersJi Ak
pot; cear ,,its TN. Boon sr+ c. r AND l,m
81 Is. 1uie' ana STEADY at
'rn,. ST. LOUIS
IT. LOUIS, July l9-kiou, r,tber arner. ~.
sGrs i,y l@i, Whit higher: ~. RED winter
o."sG. WIN no nd. - IS do: carlo If M. q.
oSgouc porS qu"t nd uncli.ng.d d. Lar, ou,et'
and unchanged. Bulk ~ eats hrm, r and hsid LIZ
sr: no '!c' BACON Hrn tUd unchanged. wh.s.
KEY se"uy ana unchanged att l.ls.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. July 19.-FInur scarce and firm fair
70 rh1ir. extra spI Ing. f5GLS5.50 !, heat sxctsd
aLu n'eher; clos s'rotR: NJ. s. ring Al IqlM
s. l - q No No. spr,,g sl,IsMslIsk cern tr%
demand iair an, advance d II 25 IN moi orn
d"maud FAR aud adv need: ~ 3U0ISl3 10 on snnt
INK rleatS-demann iair a. d VII Gee, shoulIers
on spot: rib mi,'dnngs. l3r.: short clear rib
li'sI'; al CASH or July. VIII Ike! quiet aud hrmer
LOUISVILLE. us
r, LOUISVILLE, July l9.-Breads,uff, unchanged
ip" ions 1u"yant bur unsettled. PORK. S2O6
~: ~ o9: euik Mtats-sh der, SIC: clear RID
S l""s 10; clear sries. 1870. BAG n-Shpu.ders,
Sac' Lard, l4a@l4 he. hlskry. *l.I6.
PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA: july 9-ihe cattle market
8 0OD hea' arrived aud SOLD at 7k@Sk. for extrs
fennsy lysnit and western steers IhCl7c. r,r fjr
10 go Western steers: 46l6c gross for common.
as 10 quality sh ep WIRE uull; 5000 head sold
1000 head sold At s10 5O@$ll.50 u 100 b..
net. ....
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LONDON, July ia dis patch to the Reu
ter Telegraph Company. dated Constantine
pie. says the Disturbances in Herzegovinaare
believed to be serious. The commissioners
sent by the Porte to trauquiize The country
have reported that they are unsuccessful.
The whole district between Moster and the
Austrian frontier. down nearly as far as Ra-
gusa, Is in a state of revolt, and the iusur-
gents threaten death TO all who refuse to
join them. The commissioners advise the
Porte to send troops forthwith.
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The Constitutional Convention OF Missouri
has disposed of a somewhat knotty question
in tax.tion by exemptins the property OF
churches, schools, benevolent lns!itutions, ana
horticultural societies TO the amount OF one
acre of land, with the buildings upon II, wheh
situated in town or city ;and to the amount
of five acres, with apturtenanceS. "heh
situated five miles from city or town.
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BS Telegraph.

NEW YORK. July l9-Eoon.-stocss active
Money' II. Ho,n. ll4H. fxchangs-Long; 4S7x:
loWer for some States dull and non ina '''e
Erening- Money cay ut HOP. Sterling om,e,
at 467H Gold inactive at 1l4su114h Govern
pents active and lower. Sta,es quiet aud nominal.
BALTIMORE ,.... - .s....-.
BALTIMORE <. July 19-Virginia 6's pselers, q 6 :
consols, 5S5 West VIrginia's, 81. Norm Carolina
Us, old, 20 new. 10. BID ,o-ray.
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RADICAL MEETING IN HYDE PARK.-Lon'
linn JuIy l8,-A meeting was hela In lily de
park 10. day to protest against the grant for
! hp Prince of Wales's visit to India. Twelve
Thousand persons we're present. Mr.. brad,
laugh made violent speech, and concluded
by Offering resolution OF a similar caaIae'ei :
The resolution was adopted almost uuanl'
mousy. Eight persons VINO ro'eu aSa'.s'
it were set upon by the cro"d, ana the po'
lice had to Interfere for their protectioh.
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Cuba.

HAvANAH ria KEY WEST, July 19.-Mauv
arrests are reported to have been made i 10
this city and elsewhere for violations OF the
decree. prohibiting the making Of time.con.
tracts for gold.
Several persons suspected OF completely in
the attempts to cause o rising in the Jnrsdic-
lion of Juanajay have been arrested and
brought here.
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HEAVY STORM IN Quo. - Clncenndtt, July
Is A severe storm OF rain and wind swept
over the country from Newark, o., 10
Wheeling, w. Va, yesterday and this morn
ing AT Cambridge o., some chmneys were
blown downand buildings considerably dam.
aged. but no loss Of life is reported. The
damage 20 the crops in the path OF the storm
is thought TO be heavy.
Yesterday was the hottest day or the season.
There were five cases Of supstrOke Ia the city,
two of which were fatal.
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{, Captain Fades, who has IN charge the con.
structson Of the jetties ut The mouth OF the
Mississippi, was 10 Washington recently,
and reports that he has now four hundred
men employed on the work, which has been
projected over three thousand feet toward
deep water. The present depth of water is
eight feet, and the work is progressing al
the rate Of nearly two hundred feet day.
The working force will soon be increased.
and Captain Fades expects in year to bave
channel deep enough for the largest YES
Sels
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
..... .... RICHMOND, July 10, 1878.
. OFFERINGS.
WHEAT-Red. 90 bushels
CORN White, 312 bushels. -. <f
OATs.-693 bushels. s.. .-.s So. .-...r- q.
. -.......s.r ... SALES. as.... .a.-..,..
WHEAT Rel, rs bushels prime at 81 40: IL
bushels con mon At II 5-total, 80 bushels.
tOhS.- White. Sd bushels very good IL Doc: 1OS
bushels common on private terms-totai, 92 BUSH
els. n...s ... .. .-... s........r ...
OATS.-1o0 bushels old on private terms; 100
bushels very good new Ut Csc. 200 bushels new
Oh private termS-tota 400 bushels. s-...-I
RF-hXHIRITED.
CORN White, lGS bushels. ..
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PORT OF RlCIlM mn. July 10, 1875.
ARRIypn

| sun sc s........... 7 VI Hlxh tue. ....... 4 AZ
PORT OF klCIlM mn. July 10. 1875.
ARRIVED
Steamer tOhn Sylvester, Clifford Norfolk, uer-
chaI:nls~ and ,4sseugers. L.. b. ,lurr. agent. 81
Sfehmer MISSIONER, skinner. Bitumur., merchan-
disc and passenger, l.. X. Tatum. agent
Gamer laLce, Carr, Philadelphia, merchan.
di e 3nd pr sseEgers ". 7. 7 rter, agent
schooner j. Il. johnson .rse Pbi'adelphia,
coal +: 5. hoOner Z arInda. Powell, lexanuria coal,
James hiver Improv, TLeDt Company.
Schooner y. W. aeee, Seaman boston, Ice, A.
u. babtuck.
Schooner Valentine, Potter, Albany, lumber, c.
T.. WhtIock.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
WINDSOR. n. =, July H. lcared Srhooners
Caiawumtnk and uella. A. Snow, RichmOnd,
Va. ."
PHILADELPHIA. Juy 17.-flpar,d Schooner
Ann liza Hear. Hast" gs. edmond.
MEMORANDA.
NEWCASTLE. DEL. July 17.-Schonner +. r.
simpson. from Richmond, Va. passed up this
morning.
NV 70. july l6.-ArrIved: Schooner NJ. z.
tiilherseeve, Pardee, eichmond. Va.
10y telegraph
FORT MONROE. July 10 -rhr pilot boat Slicer
noon. the bark alllca. from B,lilIpOre for New
York. and The brig Cat'eri sustained the loss OF
several sails and Otner damage.
lived: Bark K. ". III ss'er from ROsion Tor
Richmond tasspd In n ! i'm 'nu {: Bark Ghe' ne.
NEW YORK. july 49, Arrived CITY ~ Merida.
Arrived out: Jessie Bo.le, .iy or Chester, Ger
III MIA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-20

WIFE tHorrKr To PIECES - CiBcinn Ql,
O'tr, july IS Dispatches from lrontoo,
oh'", >a! lay tor Former, "A dcsperatechar-
actor, Ic,ldiUg five miles from ironton, quar-
I"'ra with his wife Yesterday, aud after
hr"E chopIu@ Ter III pieces took to the
woods. lie Was pursued and captured, after
desperate rcsi,'abcc, while attempting 10
cross tie ONO lNcr, and Is now in GreeDup
jail. The woman is still living, but cannot
T"nEItr,