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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-21
Mr., Donvyorth's Lecture.

The Portland papers speak in high terms of
Hon. John P. Donworth's lecture in that city,
Friday evening. The hall was well filled by an
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-21
Weather Probabilities for To-day.

In New England, rising, succeeded by falling
barometer northwest winds, shifting to east or
south, colder, clear or partly cloudy weather and
rising temperature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-21

On this evening, at half past seven O'Clock, the
regular weekly meeting Of the Augusta Reform
Club will be held at the rooms in Darby Block.
Important business will come before the club, in
the matter Of providing a club room, and the
future and most efficient work of this organiza-
ton. \ committee from the Ladies' mon will
report the action of their body concerning club
rooms and subscriptions. The iron-clad pledge
will be presented and all who drink more or less
will be asked TO Pit their signatures 10 it. The
meeting Ill be largely attended.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-21

Prof. earns, the blind musician, is giring vocal
and instrumental concerts in the eastern section
Of the State.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-21

Mr.. Joseph OrtI of Gardiner, committed sui
eide, by hanging, yesterday morning about eight
o'clock. Something very singular had been noticed
in his conduct for some time. Daring Saturday
night he got up several times, and went into
his daughters room. lie worked in saw
mill, AID brought home some tarred rope,
such as is used in buncling shingles, and
with these he hung himself. lie belongs to a
family of insane tendencies, and a brother and
another relative persisted by the suicides hand.
lie was about 46 years of age, and leaves wife
and three children.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-21

A referees court was held in this city Tie Other
day, one OF the conditions of the judgment being,
that in case Of disagreement, the decision Of the
majority should be final. As there were but f%o
members the board, the question of majority
had to be tested by the scales. Harvey Chisam,
Esq, and Hon. j. w. Patterson were the referees.
Mr.. Chisam had the advantage, as he was the
heaviest
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-21
WASIiINGTON.
Schooner Ashore.

Washington, February 10. The signal service
observer at Norfolk, reports schooner ashore a
Hog Island. Wreckers have gone TO her as st'
anCe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-21

Municipal election three weeks from to-day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-21
FIRST GLASS
STORE!

The undersigned. having formed a business co.
partnership, and leased the store recently occupied
by MARSHALL WHITFIELD, Will keep constantly on
hand
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-21

The sociable at the Augusta House this evening
is to be leap year party, the ladies asserting their
.'rights and taking the place of the gentlemen
in all things except the drudsery Of paying the
bills. A novel and interesting time is contcm-
ylatetl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-16
NEW WORK TOBACCO MARKET,

JUNE l3.-In Kentucky leaf there Is little more
ton being to close out urgent orders only. Prices
generally steady. In seedleaf moderate amount Of
trade I'm progress, Of unchanged prices. Sales 400
sesdeaf New Ens
land, 1874 crop, ut 10c.; 90 cases New England,
1875 crop, on private terms; Ioo eases pepnsyiya
vania, 1876 crop, on private terms; 2l7 cases New
York 1872 crop on private terms soe ee es a da
man a preSais At firm prices quoted at 4x@5c for
dark heavy hugs; SOL 1c. for dark low leaf; lac
lse. for dark medium to good; d4@5Se for dark
ers a56P@ae Ss ppe siE for Ss
yellow smoking Jugs; I5@20c for medium to good !;
25t935c. for extra fine.
7c.; good Tugs, 7@sc.; low leaf sAg10e.; me
dunn leaf ll@l2c'; good leaf l2S@lsAc'; dine
Maryiand.-Frosted, $s@s4; sound common,
$4.5O@$5.50; good common. $50 SO mlddling,
ss@$9; good to fine red, S9@$1 l; fancy, $I3@$20;
upper country, $6.50@$25; ground leaves new' 90
6hGio-Inferior to good common, $5@s7; greenish
and brown, $7@s7.o0; medium 70 ans red $50 a
sps sea Is@iDcrop Of 1878: New England wrap
ass9red s0 os sssoe,sd o;s
if;@22c; New York assorted lots, good TO fine, log
lie: New York assorted lots. common, 7G9c. |;
Ohio assorted lots, 7h@9e.; Wisconsin assorted
0 Crop Il 1874: New England wrappers shipping
lots, 0@12c.; wrapper; medium, I4egi se.5 wrsp-
S Sa assorted anI lots ii@isc New York assorted
common, 1890; Ohio assorted lots' osta7c'; WE"
Eoreign.-Havana filters, common, S0@o5c. Ma-
vaa filters fair s749s2s Havana aka nne soc
Yara and IL cut M asSef, ssoa and me
dunn. in bond I4@17c.; good and fine, In bond, lS
@2Oc.: bright work, common and medium In bona,
Aoes@@e'' e0 Othe,. crude Maud.
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RAILROAD LINES.
60 ssss
i A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A. RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT LINES.

CHgsAPEAKE AND OHIo.-Mcrning mail leaves
daily Except Sunday At 64o AZ a. arrives at $50
P. N. Night express leaves daily at 10 p. n; ar
~ eay a. at lso M sns a.sa
RICHMOND AND DASYILLE.-Through mail
leaves ut $50 A. D.. arrives at 9:32 7. 81 New
York and New Orleans express leaves at 1:10 r. NJ
arrives at sac 7: D. SLynchburg scconmodation
BurkeviLe accommodation leaves at 2. T. n /; ar
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC.
Morning express leaves Bfond~Sfrect station daily
Except Sunday at A, ~; arrives at $50 I. IA.
$50 p. NJ; arrives at ! p. d.. Accommodation
leaves station daily Except Sunday at
605 4. ID. arrives ut $50 A. b. Night express
leaves ByrdStseet station at 10 T. d.; arriyeSat
A; ~ ss5csps aondayl; o,,.no ,r,,,n., :, ~
leaves daily except sunday at $40 4. H. arrives
at $40 z. u. Through mail leaves daiiy at LEO y.
N. arrives nc y, d. and S:45 =. III. Accomm0da-
ton train freight, With passenger car attschedl
Leaves At 5:2O Z: III arrives az 4: %.
Mali leaves daily at 8 r. ~: arrives ~ 10 A. NJ.
Local freight with passeager-car attached, leaves
Tuesday Thn{sdsy, and Saturday at $3.50 d. d. az
OH DoNINios srEAMERs.-1.eave every Tues-
day. Friday and Sunday q. high-water; arrive every
Monday, Thursday, and Saturday.
Z PHILADELPHIA STEANERs.-Leave RichMon6
every Tuesday, Friday, and Sunday; srTtye eYefy
koudsy, Thursday, aud Saturday.
Richmond every Tuesday and TiEFsdsy g Ans
ani ON Saturday NJ p. d.; aRriye on sunday, Wed~
J1Sss k.sEs Inn 70 ], sessa1S sanase.ps ss
every TucsSay. Iaaysslays and Saturday &C An
arsiye Monday. "Wednesday, and friday p. AZ.
Q CAHTdg SSIDkLfHR.-~fSee Powhstan Steamers
60 baltimore. je 7-ts 8
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY, June 16. 1878.
sALEs.-Si, 900 Virginia Central Railroad third
mortgage six per cent. bonds sold ut rs. y j
sAmeTfcGn G0ld.--112 bid.
!Stdts Secsrt Virgins eonsoIs, sex bid, 81
asked Virginia consos, new, 29x bid; virginia de.
lerred BID, asked; Virginia interest Certificates
80 asked. - !, - -, = -. -
CITY observation-disclosures city as, il3 hid:
kichm0nd city 6's, 944 bid, 95k asked; Petersburg
city IS, 6S4 bid, SO asked; Fredericksburg city 7s
~ asked; Manchester bridge e's, D6 bid.
roat third mortgage 8,s, J. and j., rs asked; Vir-
ginia and Tennessee Railroad second mortgage H,s.
y. and d., SO asked; Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad first mortgage S's, J. and D., 100 bid;
andria Railroad second mortgage 6s, j. and r., n
bid: Grange and Alexandria Railroad third mort
gage S's. ID. and NJ, SO asked; Richmond and Dam
Vile Railroad consolidated 6's, u. and N, SO bid;
Atlanta and Richmond Airline Railroad tisst mort.
gage s's, J. and j., 60 asked. 4 I
Canal Bonds--James River and Kanawlia Canal
first mortgage 6's, III. and N, 4Sf bid.
Railroad Stocks.-Rfchmond and Petersburg
Railroad, 100 par, "a bid; Richmond. Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad seven per cent. guaran-
Railroad 100 par, 4 bid, 6 asked
Bank Stocky.-First National, 100 par, ! 19h bid :
National Bank or Virginia, 100 par, lt4 bid, los
askea Planters National, 100 par, 100 bid; Mer-
Snahts ana Planters Savings rs par 20 bid City
Insurance Company, rs par. 29 bid, 32H asked.
InSnrdnce Observation-Disclosures Fire and Ma
rme, 70 par, BIZ bid; Virginia State, 25 par, 27x
bid, 80 asked; Virginia Home, 100 par. 95 bid,
9S asked; City, 100 par, s5 asked; Old Dominion,
Company, 20 par, 20s bid; Richmond Fire Associs-
ton, 20 par, ID asked.
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REV YORK nay GOODS THApE

3. JUNE I3s-Buaness was generally quiet today,
t16ugh there was something OF an awakening IN Il
way with the neHr.by trade, and ex-
port IS looking up. Orders from abrDad afe being
placed freely In smEli am0nnfs and recent arrivals
from England report that while brown goods are
shirtfngs, and drills meet with ready sale.
Pr1nt cloths were fu16t and unchanged. Every
Do0y was taking about the Sprague ss0ppage. Or
nanniacture, and the Hamilton strike was also q
topic, though the results OF that 20 the manufacture
ers are beneficial rather than otherwise. The work
pecpte, ~ appears, had been kept on very steadily
without any reduction while every one else was cur
salling expenses. They resisted the very first at
iempt % meet the market raie, which, OF course Is
The Woolsen trade was absorbed In the great sale
OF to-morrow. Intending buyers, TO the number OF
over one thousand OF the most substantial house,
from all over the country, were admifted ,rday IN
ticket through nm zrmy or 6ut-pickets and inner
guards 70 private view OF the precious fabrics.
were held to-day Of Silks cambrlcs gloves &c,, and
OF clothing and wooliens.- Journal OF Commerce. Z.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, June observation-disclosures Of
noders retarts business sales OF Sol bales NJ l24
@l2 o-15c: Southern -four quiet and unchanged:
western; $1.45 for white western. Corn shade
nrmer; 6Oc. for graded mixed. Oats unchanged
Coiiee more active and firm; cargoes 100 &c., gold;
demand; 7A@Sc for fair to good refining; 10c. for
standard A; 1O3c: for granulated. Molasses quiet
and unchanged. Rice quiet and steady. Tallow
heavy; new, 81 9.25@$l940. Lard opened frmer
and closed heavy; prime steam. 81 as. Whiskey
quiet and firm ut Sill. Freights lower.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, June 15-Flour steady and un-
changed Wheat dull, with downward tendency;
prime to choice, 81 .05@s1.l1. Corn steady. Rye,
Visions fairly active and shade higher. Mess pork
nominaly $19.75. Bulk-meats frmer; shoulders
held at 74c.; clear sides, l04@10hc. Bacon-De-
rib-sides, l0Kc.; clear sides, Ike Lard strong;
prime .steanl-rendcred at $1.ll. Whishey-Ligilt
offerings at $l1o Hogs easier; fair to good light,
$5.90@$8.20.
LOUISVILLE.
cblSSad June 15Fear quie. and
$1.05: white, $1.0S. Corn-White, ace; mixed,
4Sc. Rye, 73c. Oats 39c. Pork, $1,000. Bulk.
meats1,shouders 7497Ac. clear rib-sides, lOSc.
rt6-sdes, 1OHc.; clear sides, INC. Lard-Tierce,
lSkc.; keg, lac. Whiskey, $1.07.
i ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, June 15.-Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat frmer; No. red fall, 81 ~ bid; No rcd
fall, 81 .o6 bid. Corn arner; No. q mixed, 42Sc.
drmi at 65@66c. Barey-Nothing doing. Whiskey
,carce and wanted ut $1.0S. Pork frner; job lots,
$40: Lard frmer; summer steam, 10Ic. Bulk-
meats nominally hgher s1h89puders 7@7Ss clear
s@8Sc. clear rib and clear sides, l0x010A@1OH
Ole Hogs (bacon), $5.65@&5.50.
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NEW YoRK,. J, IRog MARKET.

JUNE 13.-For Scotch pig there Is no variation IL,
prices, notwithstanding the more confident position
Of the market abroad. The trade Is limited TO few
fore hnt business Is moderate Safes II 500 tons at
$2l@$23 for Nos. andl.
Glengarnock at $50; Coituess at G3OtG891; Carts
cherrie ut s2e@$3o; Egllnton nj s2f.5O@$2S !;
American pig ut $22@$23 for No. 1 S20@$21
for No. 2 $19 for forge. Rails at $40@$46 for
American at works, and steel rails S636S65. Old
rails quoted nominally at $21@$22. Wrought
scrap, $2S.25tSs26. so. Refined Bar-Store-pricea:
bar Swedes, ordinary sizes, at $3.50 bar, refined,
Inch, S55 bar, refined, ~ to by and sic inch,
500 bar, refined, and ~ BY and 6-ls incl, $50
large rounds, 2k@2S to 34(O4 inch, 960@S7O;
scroll. $70@$126; ovals and half-rounds, $7O@
$50; band. to inches by S-16 to No. 12, $e7.5o
SS$5o; horseshoe, $s5@$90; rods, H@3-l6 inch,
and IA, $75@s13 80; nail-rod, q ~, 7x(9Sc. sheet,
Russia, llS912c., gold.-Jonrnat Of Commerce.
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ti6eate q character from tile Confederate

tifcate Of character from tile Eoniederat.
Congress-
NJ. Frye followed In support Of the nomi
natton OF Names idol son,
Mr. Woodiord nominated Conkling
reatapplanse.1 He presented the honoret
name Of Roscoe Conkling lgreat applause1
broad in culture, eloquent In debate. wise
IN counsel, fearless I'M leadership, true to thu
Old Republican party as the needle to th,
pole. He needs neither defence nor eulogy
He is positive quantity in the body polite
The Convention then adjourned till to
morrow morning.
Newspaper Notes.
Tho speech attributed 'tO Ex-Governor
Hayes, of Ohio, on Wednesday, was mad,
by Ex-Governor Noyes Of the same State. II
was telegraphic error.
A correspondent, referring to the biz
Convention hall, remarks that the voice o.
an orator out on the floor is like the "voics
Of one crying In the wilderness y; and hi
hopes this may preserve them from some
spread-eagleism.
Judge Hoar, of Massachusetts, has come
ont for Bristow, and this, it is claimed, viii
secure the large majority OF the delegation
for that gentleman.
The Conkling men have made PROPOSE
tons to put Hayes on for Vice-Presdent
The same proposition was made by the
Blaine men two days ago. The Hayes mer
have not closed with either offer, rs they
profess to have very good reason for be-
lieving that Hayes may yet win the first
place.
THOSE TROUBLESOME LETTERS.
Both OF the Cincinnati Republican papers
Wednesday morning reprinted the Blaine
letters, accompanied by editorial appeals to
the Convention not to nominate man
whom the party would have to defend from
the very moment that his name was put al
the head of the ticket. 1t was also an
nounced authoritatively that If Blaine i
nominated the Gazette, which is the leading
Republican paper Of Ohio. will bolt.
OPPOSITION GATHERING STRONG.
The New York Herald OF yesterday, pub
lished simultaneously in CINCINNATI and
New York, said:
Ii the Republican Convention thinks that
it should terminate the career Of the Repub'
lican party that is its business. Perhaps the
leaders are wiser than their generation, anC
see that the time has come for the body tC
die, now that the soul is dead. This is the
only theory upon which we can explain the
determination to nominate Mr.. Blaine.
II Blaine is nominated the Great I'm
known, and the one to be dreaded, will be
the man whom the Democrats may nominate
| at st. Louis.
Blaine is in danger Of expulsion from the
House OF Representatives on account of his
| conduct in regard to the Mulligan letters
The Republican party cannot afford to nom.
mate "A candidate liable to be disgraced in
so conspicuous manner.
Blaine may be nominated, but he viii
have to 60 on explaining all the same. What
a luxury to the Republicans would the can
vass OF man with spotless record like
Senator Conkling be!
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LET Us TAKE HEED.-The South should
beware Of the party traps set for our feet.
The fearful cry against Tilden shows how
much he is feared. When nominated for
Governor his defeat was predicted by $4,000
majority. He was elected by $4,000 MAORI
ty. 1t was said he would not be the choice
of the Convention. 1t was unanimous
vote and has saved the people of New York
from S5,00O,000 to sS,000,000. He is in favor
of reform. 1t is no wonder there is a hue
and cry against him. Charlotte Pa.) Ga
zette.
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! MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 10, 1876

y.
Steamship Wyanoke, Couch, New York, merchants
disc and passengers, G. w. Allen q Co, agents
/ Steamer j.. w. Everman Plat, Philadelphia, mer-
Schooner George p. Haliock, saarrett, New York,
|: CLEARED. Is Is
Ns es B@o sfS Rs Dc
| Steamer Westover. Skinner, Baltimore, n,erchan-
disc and passengers, L.. b. Tatum, agent.
chandsc and passengers, L. b. Tatum, agent.
Schooner Hattie NJ. Howes, Howes, Washington,
Schooner J. s. wins, IngersoI, Philadelphia viG
Osbornefs, coal, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Yspor, Chamberlayne, New York, No. 6
Barf satn ANA gRns.j, fienkenberg, Riga, petro.
lsum, Meiysner, Ackernann & Go. 80 p~',S
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From New York June II, bark FTid lNorwegianj,
From New York June Il, brig Eva Parker tsr.,,
From New York june Il, brig Somerset, Halsey.
Ella H. Barnes, Larder.
Z, From Boston june :, schooner William s. Leayer-
90 MEMORANDA.
Schooner gone , Clara Ltppncott from Richmond, at
for Boston, at vineyard Haven June L. ''''.iN
|, Schooner Biow, Fales, from Rockiapd for Rief4
.mond, at Vineyard Haven June -.
Schooner John A. Curtis, Quian, was loading ut
New York for Richmond June Ia.
Schooner Kate K. Waters, Landing, from Hog
Island, Va, at Philadelphia June l3.
+ Schooner Jesse w. Starr, Frink, from Richmond,
at Philadelphia June ii.
schooners Annie f. Reynolds, Boone, and General
Tobert, Pardee, from James river, ut Philadelphia
June II.
Schooner General Grant, Cummings, from James
river, at Norfolk June IA.
Schooner Bagnduce, Cox, from Richmond, ar
rived ut st. Johns, N. b., June Is.
Schooner William 8. Lowering, Smith, from Bos-
ton for Richmond, ut Vineyard Haven June IS.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
England.

IMPERIAL COURTESIEs.
LONDON, June 15.-The Emperor OF Aus
tria will meet the Car OF Russia at Bohemia
as the Gar returns to Russia. Afterwards
the Emperor OF Austria will meet Emperor
William, Bismarck remains at kissengen
six weeks.
HEAVY FOREIGN FAILURES.
LONDON, June 15.-The following failures
are announced Malcolm, Son Co., OF Bel
fast. Portlaw A. Waterford, inland linen
manufacturers; liabilities, 100000 to
Ell 800, 900. johnson, Faris Il Co., yarn
merchants, OF Glasgow; liabilities, $780,
600. Henry Garbutt Calling, owner OF OAR
lington; liabilities, 9l70,0OO.
LONDON, June ia fire is raging ut
Brooks's wharf, Upper Thames street.
Later.-The fire at Brooks's wharf has
been subdued. The loss is estimated at
$500, 900.
The detectives who have been waiting to
take Winslow to the United States left TO-
day on the Scythia.
Winslow was discharged from custody
this afternoon, and has joined his family.
France.
VERSAILLES, June 15.-M. W.INadding-
ton, Minister OF Public instruction., 4Aas IN
formed the Budget Committee that the Gov
eminent has decided to accept the principle
of obligatory primary instruction. The
Minister proposes to organize great uni
yersity at each OF the following cities Pa
ris, Lyons, Bordeaux, and Nancy-each
university having an Independent status.
The statement published in LIE Temps
that the ministry would resign II Buffet was
elected to the Senate is authoritatiYely con-
tradicted.
Belgium.
BRUSSELS, June 15.-The night passed off
quietly. There was no disturbance by the
anti Catholic mobs.
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pAplCAL RIVALS.
CLAIMS rLACEN HEt""S
1'' THE CONVENTION.

AZ rXClTE&ENT AND """"' =
. pN ,nnr1Fn- pLANKS FOR ALL
F'N ,>uDATFS rrT INA "NAiiht
lhf .,pr,php-rEAISE OF GRANT
"' ,,, PROGRESS To sPECiE-tAf'
- WAVES FOR THE PRESIDENTIAL
N'> ,,TroS rrT BEFORE THE CoNvEN'
,.,sr WASTE OF ELoQUESCE-SC
49,, ADJOURNMENT TILL TO
.>>''. - or WEAKNESS IN RLAlNE's
~ .,NMENTS OF THE PRESS
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DaNyILLLE TOBACCO MARKET.

[Reported expressly for the Richmond Dispatch]
JUNE l5.-Receipts full Figures Of last week for
good wrappers and filters; Common and nondescript
articles have downward tendency:
Lugs.-Very common, s4@$5; common, $5@$7
medium, $7@S9 good, $9@$l2.
Fiilers.-CoInmon, 5000: medium, $9@$12
SmokerS.-Common, $lO@$15; medium bright,
sl5@Sls good to fancy. $1S@$3o.
BriGht WrapperS.-Common, $16@$1s me-
dun 81 s@s24 good, $24@$36; extra, $36@$50;
fancy, $50G$lc0.
Mahogany Wrappers..Common, $l4@s20 me
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THE GEORGIA DELEGATION.-The COnsti-
tuition has said that nine of the Georgia
delegates to St. Louis are for Tilden. The
Ghronical and Sentinel wants the names.
If the Constitution cannot give them, we
can, and can add three names to the nine,
with FIVE more who will take him as second
choice-Bayard being their first choice
atlanta Telegram.
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

JUNE lathe offerings to-day were heavy, and
at satisfactory prices. We notiSe no change in
prices but report the market active at quotations:
Bright fancy, $15@9$5o; good lear OF DECIDED
medium grades of leaf S7@$9; Tugs, long and eafy,
sGa$s; Tugs, common, $3.50@$4.50; primIngs,
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Mr.. Henry s. Kane died at Estellyille,
Scott county, Va, on June Sd, after q long
illness, in the seventy-ffth year Of his age.
Mr.. Kane was one of the most prominent
men in Scott county, lawyer Of high dis
tinction, and an active politician in former
times had represented his county in the
Legislature, and served as elector on the
presidential ticket in 1856 Democratic.
On Saturday evening last five hundred men
marched in body to the Office Of the Mayor
of Lawrence, Mass, and demanded work.
The Mayor told thap that the Council was
making arrangements to carry on some pub
lie work, on which married men of Law
renee would be given the preference OF EN-.
ployment, but that if any strike occurred
outsiders would be called in.
Free passes to Philadelphia and return
have been given to the Mexican veterans
living in the extreme West and Southwest
who desire TO attend the Centennial re-
union in Philadelphia by the Central and
Union Pacific railroad companies, the latter
company purchasing tickets for them over
the intermediate lines.
A London telegram says: A letter from
Jefferson Davis has been read ut the resi-.
dence of Earl Shrewsbury for the further.
ance of church and university education in
the southern States.
Bands OF rioters continue to boot in front
Of Catholic institutions in various towns OF
Belgium. At Antwerp thousands are march
ing through the streets crying, "Down
with the ministry" A Catholic institution
has been wrecked at Client.
The death OF the child of Mrs. Sartoris
was caused by scarlet-ieyer.
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RTcHMoND .LIyE.sTOCK MARKET.

Livestock sales report from June 2 20 June 10,
1875, reported by l.. Gimmi, weighmaster.
CdttIe.-9S head. Supply greatly In excess OF the
demand There are enough in the hands OF butchers
and lying over unsoId 70 supply the demand for next
week Prices ranged from 81 SIC. for common ~
extra, A few nearly euual 10 show cattle brought
&C., gross. "A number OF cattle sold by the head.
Hoae.-s0 head good 70 choice oorn.fcd sold at SO
SHc., net. Two weeks supply In pens unsold.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-16
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xLIvTH CONGRESS--First Session.
WASHINGTON, June Is, 1876.
SENATE

After the reading of the journal the Sem
ate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Bills removing the political disabilities OF
John D. Sims and Samuel v. Turner were
passed.
The Senate amendments to the legislative
appropriations bill were non-concurred in,
and conference asked.
The House went into Committee OF the
Whole on the army appropriations bill, and
INDUCED in general debate.
Adjourned.