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Letter from Louisa.

TEHPEKASCE MATTERS INSANE HARVESTING
A>U CROPS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WITH IT -
0JHEE TINS.
l,prrcsv undcacc of the Richmond Dispatch.l
Louisa, Va, july 3. 1873.
Louisa Council. NO. -. Friends Q; Fem
I,rrtuc., hl> elected tue following officers for
tie ru,,l'ng term +. Z. Beadles. president
George l.. k~uuon. associate president; W.
4. p,ugla>>. ctaplIiu; George w. Harris,
secretary; G.. Russell Sumner, financial sec
Rotary William ii. Young, treasurer Will.
iam NJ. Hickers. cpnduc' or Alfred p. Bur
russ, assistant conductor; w. A. Qlarles,
iusid,. sentinel: William r.. Bibb, outside
sentinel. Tn list uItmo was the sixth an
nIytr,ury # this Order.
The Ma>oDs have recently elected Their
officers also Tor the ensuing term. Pretty
much aIi The old OH 'cr> were rec ected.
There has recently been lodged in our Jail
ACoior"d woman VINO is insane in the strict
sru>r OF The word S.e carries on at great
rate. aud pI>>c,s by will worry and fret her,
w1lch, OF course, make, her worse. 1t is a
great pity tuat poor, deraDged creatures
should br locked up in a jali-cefl. There
shoAli be some better provision by the State,
i seems 10 me.
DIT folk concert for the benefit of the
church. Father Kemp" will be there, as
Il" dOeSnt ,ropo>e That "auld acquaintance
sa4sI be forgot" Singers will be dressed in
appropriate costume, aud Professor William
bolhuI, 20 well distinguished as an organist,
"IiI DISCOURSE his sweetest strains on the new
organ.
Harvesting is about over, and the yield
OF ihc Wheat is immense. 1t Is free from
smut, and most farmers cay it is the best
crop 10! Very many years. Tobacco is get
tlDg Oh lInrly now. anu The farmers seem to
al. wear bright ceuntensuces. ss4
The schools here, both puolic and private,
nave al closed tor the SummGr vacation. We
nave no commencement" to report, and
'cA",,rr, y the Richmond Petersburg Ap-
iti. uiln. did uot prove true TO his word, as
lie d'i not draft tor Il hundred Of us. Isup-
pos" hc ,sas stiff lent tor the deficiency.
O"g people are down on reputation
ever one hear express an opiDloD), and
G'h want 10 see repudiator sent to the
Legislature, but want them put down.
w. MACKENZIE BlcKERs.
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,,o- from G'cter~bnrS-

~ the Richmond piseaSn'i
iCnTr"S iN'"'''> rrrrKsgrRe, july B. 1870
,.;or re,ideuce on Old street,
The me 400 rooms. owned by Mrs. al.
n,n;an'nG u,"> uas sold at auction last eve
+. Wh'mp so,,,bl bv MIR. Daniel Rahiiy al
s%,lM. 40, f,r new wheat. which opened
The h",n,' 5ronpcd to Sl.S5 the prices
s. q ~, ,. 'I Iots command to-day. Inc re,
"!'." h ave. been quite free 'o's WEN a -
r's,, ,o.;i,on Of the farmers sSe,,s ~ bS =,
the oE Il,r r,op, in early. Whether TINS !, y
:'''a a. ~ The fcsr that prices my no' W
Care" y A. Nv necessity is not stateo. .,>s
s.,'s'"r", y, TO-DAY took charge OF c"soreG
I'f i,.5 Robert Thomas, whom lhes
1a'a " t'' ia the door OF bis house. 10 tue
i''i' .'nrt,on Of the city, IN craZra Son
.au3tI" ~, M,d become so violent ana Gap
Guea. ,. rn tnc las, four or five dsys, that
ctTo"', 49," na1 him chatued TO the noor. oota
- we ','n snd her safety. IL was hnsiiy
I>' ~ '" ,.D,sry 60 have him sent TO Js'l. ihe
tourI H'e'>>' !plr able to subdue him by
IA. ''t pospc Ruffio, Esq, of Chesterfield
W r, Ia. ben III Tor some weeks OF
r'Go';i, roy.r mas sufficiently recovered 10
tiH'o'r ,,, He was 10 town Today.
r. o." ~ Of the Council the city taxes
~ '.,'' Snr ard payable one-haft on the
an u'I t.Ir and The other half on the LIST OF
:" % S",' 10 discount is allowed Tor
A2N'"' men, rs has always been the case
t'.' .''t,rc bit heavy percentage - "aueu
,.,.rv,ymcnI when due. iooay 'nsie
~ ,..c. crcst ruth 70 the collector ONCE
Li,,,,,aun sul q; one time the crowd was
u s,> .., ,h,r :; MAS impossible 10 get 70 tne
49,, ofN.e. From to O'CLOCK ,ne
.,.,r rad 10 decline TO receive any auol-
t''', ..,v.. n enanlr him 10 count up What
''.',' - .,,l in aud make deposit IN DAM.
.r,., and temporary suspension III re-
I'M ..r,,Y,y wye some ~hst UnuSuat events
49, ,.n,,. u 'ax.paying. Most OF the
d" ,,,cr,,r. are ouly paying the hail OF
:... .,...,a ,Icsrrcs conferred by the Fa-
,' - Wy}Itm gnd Mary College TINS
We. on OF II. D.. upon Rev. Ciauail>
:, iI.q. rr>'a- of :. PsuFs churen, ih
49,. 'i,v. NJ. upuS is IN aumnus OF WIZ
,.n Aid Mar. and the honor IS Wos'
U,r.h..y t,>l0%cd.
+, ',..t,i,n ~ HE military parade on Mon
.,.t..-rran Wc are 10 have some attrac-
,2'r !. -, wiy Of a trottlug match at Inc
l,., Gr,yrJ> Tor purse OF $500. Two
.,a,, 5-awn Petersburg >tags have been en-
,.,nj and a GOOD deal OF interest Is mani
',,,rd m The result.
rs. ". y. Duncan, who has been on a
49,, NJ some. DAYS 10 South Carolina, re-
mined to III" city to-day.
FIR have been burning in the woods In
D.,v,,,.,.,.. 4 f, " miles from the city, during
,s,.p,.. dly ortSo. No serious damage as
yrt rci,.rd. ..,~;..-
There is large party of excursionlss
b.rs from North Ca'oIina. Among them
came = c3ored bl>c.bb II club, and during the
.j4y ! ,nruh nine OF negroes was organized
TO play them.
Ga!o9a f.. NJ. Field has been appointed
.een, Of the Consolidated Railway Express
i. Petersburg. RtBiS loud.
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From buckingham.

Turns; 4,I.,l ne. ~ III. iAcnmvud ut>patch.J
New STORE, BrC5lSGRAM Co.. FA..}
Juuc 20. 1879.
W. have inst had tine ram after long
dry .prtl. Tue clop> needed ram very much.
Thr y hta' harvest is about over. Generally
very good crops were N Ede in this region.
O4i> arr not A. good As is usual n this season
Of the year, but the recent raius will bring
them out some. hope. Corn is looking very
well, and il 1t i Il sea>onable year quite q
large crop will hc made. Tobacco Is also
looking well. There Is some complaint OF
The cra>shoppcrS aud cut-worm>.
The Fourth j. nearly here, but | have not
head OF any barD,cues, &c, in honor Of the
event.
\ good deal OF complaint is being made
hy the >nrcp-rai>rrs in TINS neigh5orhood %
account OF 'urir sheep being killed by the
dogs several persons have lost their sheep
aiI, by The worthless ours that prowl
around seeking whit they may devour.
Tn,:" j. >oue talk OF building graded
!JaG Irm tins place TO Prospect d"EO (eiShl
IuiI,,. Ii tultl 1t wou.d be OF great benefit
t. tnr Icopir OF this township and to the
travelling puolic generally, as the road now
travelled is very rough.
4 gooa d"u OF tanbark has been gotten
E"ar here IJr parties in Richmond and else.
where
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PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY 8, 1875.
ARRIVED SATURDAY.
Steamer Isaac He'll, Lawrence, New York, n,er-
cte3d,se and passengers, Old Dominion Steamship
Schooner A. NJ Edwards, Snedecker, Philadel-
O? sche zone Mary am Francis McAnarews, Pha
desphia, coal, ). r. Lathrop.
schooner Moonlight, Rogers. New York, hay, At.
kinsnn & Temple.
SCHOONER Pangnsset, Ingersoll, New York, hay.
Schooner Alexander WILEY. Beauchamp, Ralti.
more, iron. Old Dominion from and Nail-Works
Sch roner W. j. MrNaughtou. Burns, Philadel-
phna coal, POwhatan Iron ompany.
Schooner ]. e. Henry, Donneil-y. Philadelphia,
coal, p. X. CarriDgtnu. 90 .- r.
Srhocn r risis. eowen, New York hay, -.
Schooner Million, Richardson. light, -. -
ARRIVED SUNDAY. 49,
Steamer Westover Skinner. Baltimore. merchan-
disc and passengers, L. X. Tatun. agent.
... SAILED SATURDAY. a-.~t.
Steamer Shirley, Tragers, baltimore, merchan-
disc and passengers. l.. 3. TitlIrn agent. ~.
steamer John Sylvester, Clifford Noriolk, mer-
schooner r. K. No. II, ~McFadden. Washington,
granite, Curtis 81 Parker.
..a SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Lawrence, New York. mer-
chandise aud passengers, Oh dominion Steamship
Company.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT. at5
From Philldelphia on Friday, schooner MAJOR
W. Fl. Tantum, Shoe. n u,
From New York on Thursday, brig r. G. schu-
maker iGer.J, Loshe. - " ..- '...''f' a.. p
MEMORANDA. ----.-...,-.-------.
Among the vessels wrecked during me mon u OF
June was the schooner Lizzie Maui h"icn'
from New York for Richmond. va.
THE schooner Z. 6. Edwards. Champerialn, WAS
loading at New York on Friday for Richmond.
DISASTER. H. .'ya.-t
orrapc JuJy bout No. 5. of the wrecked
steiner Vcksbtrg, was picked up In Latitude ~,
bottom up. she had two III preseryerS ana casS
" by Telegraph - We
NEW YORK, July Arrived: Depmark'
ThrIun, AIMS Arrived ont: Peter kohiind Fan
nv, j. Mcclellan, Anglia. Z. 80 -. -
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ORKNEY ISLE. LERWICK.
SHETLAND, June IA, 1879.


dare say you will open your eyes little
when you see the heading OF my letter. and
perhaps excaim, "Wel, the next will be
from the North Pole, no doubt 1t is fact,
here we are in shetland. and have been for
the last three days. When we got to the
north end of Scotland we found that we
could get over TO the Orkneys for mere
song: so we concluded TO 60. After wan
deripy around there for two days examining
old Pctish remains and antiquities of oil
kinds, such as castles, Drui deal remains, aad
Scandinavian palaces. we determined to come
4 little further.
There also exists in Kirkwail, the chief
town OF Orkney, a cathedral, interesting as
being one of the only two which escaped the
destructive hands of our Presbyterian pro-
yenitors: this and the cathedral at Glasgow.
But it has a greater charm; this being of
stye of architecture which preceded the
Gothic or early Engiish-pointed arch. 1t is
Norman, Of the purest type, with seml-clrcu'
lar arches for doors and windows, OF which
there are one hundred and three! AS soon
as we reached Shetland We were fortunate
enough to meet the minister of the Free
Church, aud he has been exceedingly kind to
us, being young man ("ltn oeautliu'
youug wife). We had many mutual friends.
10 SQ0uay Dc uuooCiSN oo III ~ SSi M 90 LII
Sabbath school, and made Us 80 home with
him, where we spent the evening most de-
lIghtfu!ly. -a.. -.--- l..
. Our main object 10 coming up here was to
see something of the habits and modes of life
of these northern islanders. In this we have
been greatly interested, and feel amply re-
paid. ,s., r..~, a-. 49, =,
There is not tree TO be seen on the Island
except q few in the yards of one or two gen.
tlemen in the country. The hills are all COW,
cred with peat.beds from two to six feet deep.
The cattle are of sinaII and inferior kind,
and compare with our cattle US the ponies do
With our horses, but are hardy. The sheep
are hardy and small, but their wool is OF the
finest quality, and chiefly used BY the natives
for knitting fine articles, sucn as shawis,
scarfs. &c; some Of which are very me ana
beautiful, aud OF course, expensive Sheep
are not sheared, bur they pull the WOOL on
AZ the short or new wool grows. lest the sheep
should take cold from the damp climate.
Fishing (herring) is the cnlei employ
ment of the men. Tie women are
engaged bringing in the peat for
fuel 10 large straw baskets strapped on lhelr
backs, kutting at the same time. SO many
OF Inc men are dro wued that there are nearly
twice AZ many women d. men lefl. just no"
they have scarcely any piyht, ana cou'a see
yery well 10 read fine print at II O'Clock al
night. The steamer will soon be Oh, and
deem, a.. - T. Il. s.
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RICHMOND AND PETRRsBUR9b
AZ j. RAILROAD COMPANY. y

Hi5. 'JI RICHMOND AND PETARSBUR49
-...,s.t s.,.!zr....,.t ~. RAILROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING JUNE /. 1875, trains
~ on this read will run IS follows: a..,
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
5:l0A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily Except Sur
l.3 IN ~ day., connecting for all points South
7a5 F RI iii fRslN eaay except Sun.
1850 s!'s1H- dayj with cosch attached, for Petefs-
Ina b. ,.tgs;n burg and stations. on The Southside
road, LynchburR, and the West.
IA5P.M, THR60dH MAIL daily, connecting
0l gliE1 y for all points South and West. Fas.
sengers taking this train win naee
close connection at Petersburg roc
Is . - Norfolk. - &C., .aHsf.+. EalA
500 2. H., FREIGAT daily except sundayh
- AZ LEAVE PETERSBURG s0HTH. sr.f j.
$50 A. ~. FREIGHT TRAIN daily fe1cepe
rTlrE IS - Sunday With coach attachea.' ~ =:
lO:4O A. ~, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
- 'Tr' With Richmond, Feedeficksburg ans
5.>.aF bar Potomac s; rairosd Tor al poini' Aass
b 600 p. NJ. "a GHr daily Except Sunday,
.u7 AZ p. NJ THROUGHHAIL daily except Sun.
10, 80 -tft,.,, day), connecting with. B1chmQne1
" Fredericksburg and Potomac raiiroaa
rr;lasapyl Tor al points kassand West. Pulimas
Sleeper attached, running through 70
Baltimore. Also making close con.
necti0n WIN me Chesapeake and Ohao
railroad forishe Virginia Springs ana
..; IN. poinIs North and West. 800
y Tbe MAIL TaAISe' viii not stop between Rtckt
mord ana PetersnurY exceps &C Chester: jl,,, ~
Trains on the ssysr aili .silrssd rm ls srs
leave Ubestsr al 940 r.. ID. daily except sundsys.
ALI, TRAINS leaving Petersburg w'i s1ar1 Irpm
An ms ss 'ep''' a. saA W. snper.n.enseps;
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RICHMOND AND DANvrsLR RAILR0as,l Z eMyfyyy
nCHEDTII.E OF TRNLSS,..TRAIE No

RICHMOND AND DANvrsLH RAILRoapGe sysyyy
,F, SEFIcE MASTER OF 1kAriIy. Nay 80 lSz5., e
SCHEDtILE OF TRAIN Sl--T TRAIN Ne.
u sSs assMR.si
$3.50 A. IN; leaves EDnndee n III u. Al. leaves
Danyins At gl;l7 M; leayssG yesnsboEeyat a:S6
tihssiGt1e ea az SIS p az VIZ s .fryss ss
. TRAIN No. 2.--NEw,s YORK AND |, NKw .0s-
$3.50 sases sns.on a. s
M leaves Salisbury ut 1854 A.. ~; tkayes qreena-
lesye loS anee =, RsaEiIs =. 1SR
Vile at 9 OF P. NJ; airises at Riehmend q. s,a7
TRAIN No. sTHRorsssuHa ,M IN. Sy,,s,gy. .Rx
FOR THE soUTn- Leaves Richmond ar1:3S r. H.:
1883 e. NJ; leave 9Danyille a. 1889 p. n:
III sssss iiss ! ss
Leaves charictte at ga ?. NJ: feases ssssSsy
AZ 11:5S r. M: leaves Greensboro az ga. d.
leaves Dapyills a. 900. M M leaves nundee at
arrives q Richmond at 2:22 p. M. i~ y
TRAIN No. 5.-LYHcHBUWG ACCOMMODATION.
Yves Il is eSe
at Ice PpM.; arrives at Lyrchbnrp ss 4:2tP. 10
..Tk AIN. No. 6.-BgaKEEIlLE,Acco hMopATIeN
rfyes at Richmsnd at 500 A.B.s%aEfI 4 ala
:! Train lNo.l2 connects at Richmond With tAe
ans eia Win
trims TO and from Raleigh and Goldsborn': ~
~ AL through trains connect at Richmond and Dun
PIT az Se sna s VIZ
9inia Midn nd ard Great southern railroad, to and
from Washington, Baltimore, Phlladelphla, apd
Trains Nos! 8 and connect at, Richmond With
the Richmond, York River and, Chesapeake Ran.
| road trains to and from Baltimore aud eastern
Trains Nos. j and Q connect at Charlotte with
trains on The Atlaata and Richp9nd AIRLINE ral-
Mobile, Pensacola New Orleans and oil S0urhsTeat-
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Archbishop PuscelI, of Ohio, at a recent
c0mDeDcement said : ItfH SHIT 4
81 sm sorry that tBe common schools have
been arraigned tonight as the enemies OF
educat,ou. 10 the pubic schools cbildren
do not acquire geulsss educatlon. Nothing
is laugh, toere that Is against tod. hnd
that some OF the best scholars, The. best men,
aud the best womsn, received their incipieat
education 10 the common schools. Yet they
eau't be Gated goddess. 9 Look az Rosecrans,
Sherman, and other noted graduates Of Wes'
Point.o Sa; s.e;., - j r.syrs trtE ~
[chese being scathcIies] '.a'oa.f 40 =, =,
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foaTAL.-Sew no>t- tiices are established
%' ioIto"s; koliips's fork, King George
county, Va, on the route between Shiloh
ana hocs Spring, with Z b. Stokes as post
master; Patrick Springs, Patrick county,
va, Oh the route trom Mariinssille to Pat.
iHh Cour'house, win James b. Taylor a.
POI 'inaster; Valley View, S3yh county,
va net"ren Chatham and Lopg Halton.
mNu William I. Campbell as postmaster ;
francisco, Craig county, Va, on the route
siom Abbott to Newport, with Garner Fran
ciseo as poslma,ter. .........' -...' ~
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hllLEp By LIGHTNING. On Tuesday eve
u'nS last. John Powell, a youth thirteen
oGai' Of age, was struck by a fl ISL Of light
H'hS sn0 InstaDt!y killed. He was at work
VI III. stcphtn>'s tarm, three miles from
to"h' A the rain Was coming up The youth
"tb' 10 the corn-bou.e for the purpose OF
se'l'ns out OF tue rain, and at the fatal mo.
,l.tnt "a> standing at the door Of the corn
aouse.-F edertcksturq Star. ~
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COMMERCIAL. r. i.
CORN AND FLOUR Fl: EXCHANGE.

:, CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
5a-H RICHMOND, July 3, 1875. !
.-:-.f OFFERINGS.
,WHEAT.-Red. 80 bushels new @st.' |h2Li f e.
CORN White, 200 bushels. I Gred, 40 bushels
OATs.-236 bushels. i ~; gTG Odd ~ .ayu!
SALES.
/. WHEAT.-Red, 80 bushels prime new al 1891.
.CoRN.-MtEed. 40 bushels very good at &c., -
3 ;OATS.-l6u bushels 0n:priyate ,erme. uts- 80
MEAL-40 bushels white bOlted q 90c.
kE-EXHIBITED. '''
Z OATs.-116 bushels. = Tuii.3 @nDpT elf
ssr.fsi@ as- aE.! IS REMARKS zswggs.sf saE
The first lot Of prime new redwbeat sold on Sat
urday on Change ut sl.3l per bushe. Last yea
the first lot Of prime wheat sold at per bushel
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BY Tesesraphs

NEW 1OKh. ..k1l-VSs-
9. New York, June 3@Esening Money. 1H@2.
sterling dlita 4S7k.1 Colo, LIN. a Governments
arm. States quiet, and nominal .',,'.. ~
,d BASK STAT shENT - Loans increased S2'625,-
ooo :ssoecie Inc oeasd 50 600 100 . lie gal tenders
ln"reased s2s275,000;s deposits increased $lO =
12s,o00; reserve Increased "a, $4,000.
ID" ""2 VI BALTIMORE. lt' 10 gojGH
BALTTdoRr. July 3.2vireina SIS, peelers. 49,;
eonsniss 59A West vrginlas,, 81 North Caro-
lima Us, old, 20; new, IL; Special TAX, 4. -,
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Young ytrsiuian In Shetland.

Editors Dispatch The enclosed is an ex-
tract from our boy, who has spent the last
wiuter-session in the theological schools of
Edinboro'. and has been '.doing a.foot"
England. Ireland, Wales, and Scotland, du.
ring bis vacation. Surprising y on are through
with the commandments" which have dri.
ven their tedious lengths along almost usque
ad nauseam, (don't you think 500 l offer this
little relish from far off" Turin parts" as an
1pres dinier offset. W. 3. +.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
'..'1 fBY TELEGRAPH.I -E .".
NEU ynpE -s'

K NEW YORK, july Cotton quies and nomtnally
uuchsngei. Flour hrmer; southern, IS 95@fS.25
for good 10 choice. !, heat 1(@2c. better. Corn
irmer and more active lat 7s@slc for Steam
W, stern mixed: S2@S3c. fer sail western mix. d i;
S3@s4c. for yellow western. Oats firmer and fair
jy active at 64A 69kc for white western. Pork,
$50 75@t20.65 for new mess. Lard lower ut 13xc.
for prime steam. Coffee excited ut &c. higher.
sugar legs actve ana about quiet.
Moiasses weak aud irregular. Turpentine quiet at
32Ac. Kosin heavy az $l.7og$l.75. Freights
urmer. ~. - 49,. .: -. T. III .y:-f 20
BALTIMORE, July 3.-Flour steady and I'M
changed, Wheat fvmtr.l Gorn titmer; southern r,
62G66a.. rye dull and nominal at 95c@$l. Pork,
SOL. hnlk Mea's->Eouloers, &c. rib sides, 100
ike, loose. Bacon Shoulders. 10c.; clear.rlD,
1876. BANS, .14h@15c. Lard steady. Coees
strong ard ACTIVE. cargoes, 1910 exc. jobbing,
17d2Oc Whlskev irner at $l.20. sugar irmer
and higher at l0k@1O1c.
ST. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, July 3.-FIour dull and unchanged.
Wheat hieher;~ NO: 2 red winter $685. Corn
firm: No. 2 mixed held ut 66k@67c. 0als firm at
5405Asc. for No. on track; 55Xc Tor No. 3 10
elevator. Whlskey nominaily s1.lS Pork firm.
Dry sailed mears-SLould-rs, 8Ac clear rib 1hc.
Bacon sIroDg. Lard pominally Ike. lf.f
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JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATss7SJ
~ COMPANY.

JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATss5aJ
- COMPANY. dalssEaEa
SUMNER SCHEDULE. Ill. III
FOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH, RALTIAORE1
PHIL aDELPH1A, AND NEW YORK,
- T... rEE."= -si ALSO FOR - :. -.
OLD POINT AND WE DE L'EAU HOTELS
REGULAR LANDINGs oNJAMRs RIVER.
On and afier TUESDAY, June lst $40, this
Com uany's fast aud elegant steamer john ELL,
yESTFR. Captain j. 4. POST. carrying United
State, Mali, will leave wharf, Rockets, Tor above.
ramed polns TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, ana
SATU. DAYS at g a. d. ...
Passengers make sure connections with Bay Line
at orfolk for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New
'o'FF FARE TO vUE DE L'EAU Ard -. o.
"t OLD 'POIN'F.... W
,FaRETO NORFOLK pNLY,.... 2 90
FARE TO NORFOLK AND RE- -.
E TURN. ............''''.." o DSi
Fare TO Baltimore. decentralization. w
Fare TO Philadelphia. 2u
Fare 10 New YORK .................. IL DU.
Tickets for sale on steamers, NJ CARRIER % COS
Ticket Agency, Main stree and Exchange. Holel,
aud baggage checked through Freight received
daIly for boston, Norfolk. and Portsmouth. and
r, gular landings on James river from A.. ID. 70
& r NJ mt reason able rates. ''''' ~ ''F'''''
Z Freight for way landings must be prepaid niI -"
- ID. .s, 81 L. Il, 'rE,fUMI GeHeral gent.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-05

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, July L. Robert Dale
Owen, the distinguished scientist aud spirit
sualist, has become insane, and was yesterday
taken to his home in New Harmony, IN
charge of his son.-Special to Cincinnati.
Times. ..... I. t..-...-. ~ -'.'"+ s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-05


From the Adventurer we clip the follow.
ing information ABOUT the Mormon church
In Clarksburg: ..-.....t....
"That there is branch of the Church OF
Jesus Christ of Latter-Diy Slints at this
place is something new under the sun, and
true enough it has been very recently organ
lied. ."
"Brother Samuel O. Shiun, of Shinustone,
is presiding elder; q. L. Shinn, teacher ;
George W. Prichard, deacon. Two branch
mem bers, ten members 10 all. Two were
added on Sunday the 18th Of Jupe-ylz..
Mrs. Mary Prim and Mrs. Kate Fletcher.
They were baptized at the mouth of Crooked
run, in the West Fork river, by Elder D. L..
Shinn, and confirmed at meeting held 10 the
house OF Mr.. C. E. Prim, in that vicinity.
"We trust that all the Saints 10 this branch
are honestly endeavoring 80 to live as to be
free from sin and enjoy the peace of God"
So it seems that they not only have Nor
mon church aud Mormon newspaper 10
Clarksburg. but they are getting converts.
Who would have thought II? Yet, strange
as it appears, there are quite number of this
sect in Warrington district, in this county,
and 10 the neighborhood Of Shnnstone. We
do not well see how person can be Ede.
ceivet by Joe Smiths story, but as every one
has right to their own relgiou. belief we
have nothing to say F'dirn,ont Inder.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-05

a Brooklyn man has been held Id 81, 800
. .oi nalilas postal csrd with Insulting sep,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-05
DRY GOODS.

.g&t2 DRY &SVODS. t
JUNE Is, 1875. 81
= oARDozo, FoUReUREAN eco. y.
Examine our CALIcOEs at 81 and 10c.;
Examine Our NECK-RUFFLEo at SOC. per dozen
exsm,ne our DRESS GOODS; - Ill.
Examine our MoURNIsG GOODS; -.
Examine our POLONAlSE PATTERNS;
Examine our Gu ENADINEsa at 6oc- =.
Examine our SILK STOCKS; ~ d"
Examine our CASSIMEREs;9 -. q. -,
Examine our YAkD-wIDE PERCALES at :l2A'
16g, and 25c.;
PILLOW LINENS; ~l. '.""
Examine our large and handsome assortment oi
LADIES UNDERWEARs
r~,mine our LADIES, uNDERSkERTSa at u anu
- tl.25.----------. r,,,or. a,
We have tust received handsome assortment on
I.nIt s, WHITE! VI TORpA and LINEN SUMS
and COSTUMES.
Just received, full assortment o." LADIES'
STRIPED HOSE In yesy desirable styles.
Erom this time forward. VIC will offer graSs IN
dncements In DRESS GOODS ~ ~ ~. ~ >
Our stock shall ba kept es<npete5 In a'e OF fs
branches and evesy novelty, IS soon as inzo'incea
in New York, shsa be presented 20 our cassomers'
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