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kaslas~r ~ sAsltssine dried lanlsf
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Services viii - hsla In ths kp,see.
pei Church ~ good Friday morning u
II s'elset, and en Eas,er DAY. snsfsssa Sad
evening ~ The nssal henrS
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MCNAMARA lntresre. April "a la1a
II Consumption NJ MrSsmar.. a,sd
~ ycars : months aud u d,ys
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RubiilSs IL Ra.ti, ". \ April I'll.
1870, John Robbins. Ia the - year VI
his are.
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oToHgY = DAMP,
81 seass -: Chicage, ~.
M0o. "A AIkGN Agent
rOR WlNMn0HRlK AND HOWARD col
D Dscorah. Iowa.
Wilbur Hamblctonian.

YNl1lH norar, one at tlir n0Lless nons q!
ths Al,ous hero u Chester. Nysdyk's
olamolotoNlan, (Airc Of thu king VI iir
Turf," Dexter, and grand MIRO VI Gold
smith Matd;) hrul from Fanny Wilbur, 4
daughter u Wlldslr: i grandson of rupert,
- Messenger, will make the season ii
1874, q bio stable In cnENex,, Iowa.
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II ~ Nafs.tfMx

"hass' hes good cigars for sale n
tho City bakery. lar
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M 4 Nmnn Anrsrs far the hest selling
VAN Stationery Packages In tLs

world II contains ID sAeetn paper, 10
Envelopes. gnlieh Pen, rsn.holAsr. Pen.
ell, Patent furd Measure, anil 4 piece VI
Js~.ity rlngle package, With pair Ut
elegant uoli ktonp sleeve buttons. post
paid, 1hcts. n. with assorted jewslsy
Tor Oas Dollar This pAekoae
has tsen sxaninsd ny the publisher 81 to
rLAis DhAlvH and found ~ represented
Worth ~ monsy, Watches given away
10 MI AGENTS. Circulars free. 99-l
hnIpEA 90 Tan broadway, New York.
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Pare Teas--in Sealed Paclares
Direct frsm china and japan
DEiJvER - =, yOta rWS OOON fve-h
iru'n tnr aAnnMNs d M ii ukuNru
The Wells Tea Company,
COT Fulton streNl. N. Y.

Tho difficulty VI getting pure Tear NJ
really hnr quality III ,Ls upital statcs
hes irduned nj WrLls TsA t'sMpAst 10
.hip tlAsir 1sas IN ss1ial larAaros direct
from the xafiiens III which they nfs grpwn
and A. = fnrihuf guarantee u their being
delivered " thrlr Vrnnin. state, ihry .nr
trust the sale VI them only ~ reliable
Agsnts~~ths name ~ iis Nearest Agent 10
ycu ID printed NJ The faut " this advertise
Sent - that tls Teas pass thfsush ssns
but responsible hands, and will be deliver.
| Va Al your avn I.uer ~ fresh ~ ~l,rt, they
lsft the g~sftisns NJ HIM and japan tho
price ul#p II printed IN eseil packs ago, ~
that no error ear c.eur.
Everybody hnys Tea
Everybody wishes % hns Ii IA first hnni~
-~,ht bsM qualities At ,hs is"sst prices
Every hedy dv.ire.-~hen they dnI \
Ten sMit4bl y III their tastes To b. certain
u getting tho SHINE mi iole always
lou csn hase All these advantages by
buying u
The Wstts ItW SixAs,sNNN.
l~ieeauae lhe, imrufi their y Teas. anil
Antl Them ~ whalrssfa prtees wlihnu, shs
III nr .ight lnterslrdlAt. rfott. usually
charged
HefhHHe tHH HaHifY ~ HFf'Nf vi TIC ItfiGw
iiifn II sVll IN LILY uiIni i~4ss4sr
Ii.fAuss lbt Il ltng experiences Ia III Inn
AMI iHI,an sna1ast iI.m 10 tnaisn better
selections lhpn ordinary IsairrA And 4.
inl,pit thvm y III greater advantages
nscausr ih.Y absolutely guarantee tht
quality ~ MI their guptls md k.ut, lhsu
to nne Insstiah,s standard, ~ that you eat
nj .A,s rely un lhsm
II. .vs,s th.y DO business fnr ra.h only
| And thrrafofs msh~ 10 estfa ptnfi fran
! soul customers Il ever lus.re by bsd
| debts
because their agents orr rsstan ailie and
fsllHbls f,rn - who deliver Teas preeissiy
~ rse si,si from Tie I 's,ni my.
Because having snrv tried these Teas
you viii not nesi ~ ~ elsewhere hsrsaf
tsf.
WANTED 4 Druggist, ~ n,hsr hrs
class merchant. In sssrs nj and city II
ths lniisL Mates, ~ whom Will hu xltrs
me hole AGENCY fyr that locality,
Address. fer terms and full particulars
TIlE WELLS TEAGU.
cul fullo n h.rsst, \ Y
u. q llcx tSGi, .oM'
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ROBBERY.
'THr nORNERS ar rnE now
Arm 60. AArE ClI.nT

A. I. III " II At'snaa MT eless
hn' III Ill els. sus all hia nli stack
hhtt tas hHA \ complete stock ii rev ssvl.
snsl rt~ vsi~s.
N.Y. la IT, close aui his uiI stock
th#t IN rnatll tthr advantage III
tie stest reduction In t~rites Mhtsh will
aitew Hin n sell gve'ts al,ont. AZ ler cent.
rfrtler than ever before sniI III t'rrssn.
See Plea List of 4 few staple Articles.
Men custom hani made full ,,ack cslf
ani kip hunt NJ
Naimrns sni IN congress tn
!" htu r,nrh Kip hutton I'm
/" kerlsn kti hutton oEa
!" French NIL hutton slippers ~
slippers varying down ~ toc
April dta, 1870
W. III. ALLEMAS
SESD2 ae w u Y RuWEii, 4 80
l1Ssw York. far ramrhie, &c Ion rtsrs'
containing lisss IT su00 newspapers, Fni
estimate. showing cos, III advertising. .n.i
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"
The tfnise hi l,as Mfn aill II NihnlHs
xal I'm opinions FROM many afibs hrsi eiii~
ssns ~ nrsarnlts, AMI 1T olhsr plsess.
isf II - ltttris. Ike The Merchants sf ~
Paul mi Inv t'inrk lInnss il Minneapolis
select tnrm hs.sussltlss are strsny dur.
ablu anil elastic. NIL atsn usrfret .stisfae.
slan II Ii rei tno muci, ~ aay they ars
ths besl bel In tito world. inr the money
" which they sve sold lt prrminm
wHs awarded ii them ~ thv last NInnrsDtN
state Falf. bent every where by express
~ ferslri Il l~tl,a, ~ \ 'un,,ty rl4tt 70
nne good county viii aiafL i riv~nari ray.
ihR III #lnsss In tsnfs ~ .4ia PATENTED
ny i lanes T.. Eiweli tlrt "A Ill Aunin
wes,y the hest h.I HI III ~urti for the
maney Telrisnry 1T ihs mnst r~ssasnshis
rates, Address M above lima
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N*sW wss# - - ~ -
f.A4#A
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The raen%&s rfr@. " The iesa savss
" A. Saith. II csnifiags. lsaasi
en~es,, charged with .heessng NJ. n
ksAssrmsa. has been tried ard ne
quilted
Mr. saith ~ss fatnefly = ressish,
VI this essnty " h~lisvs.
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~ .s!ssl - 90 yIlllMnM 'f..AAnM
VI - el!sts.eg sysalvnN -.a1sYAv 0hA
sAssAe vetesA stHast.liLHoN 3OV
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TERns,--FlrrY DOLLARS.

hARE1 nsl proving In foAl mAy hs
AVA returned the ncAt snnsnn, free Ill
charge. rasluragc fnrnlahed III Three Dbl,
lA1 pr M0AtA. Accidents and escape,
y ewnsra risk. aeti
~. F00Es, oresco, Iowa.
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BRADfpY{RRXXo s.

xaowa al over tAs world ~ strictly Arss-
elAee, and ussd II preference 70 oil others
~ GRAND CENTRAL, At. NICHOLAS
aad METROPOLITAN HOTELS, NEW
YORK; Revs. 6impeoA and James, btsheps
- ths Methodist Episcopal church Rev
OAniel Carry, CAaplAia Me('Aba, Philip
PHILIPPE. Wm. Morsly ruAsAsn, md tAas.
sA1As y = leaAiag mel threueAess tAs
oeenevy.
W oss ssls agents FOR the renowned
OTODBY = CAMP PIANOS,
These elegant lastrsmsnis ars snsarraSa.
q, md Are sold o. sxcsedingly Low prizes.
0vefy instrument FULLY WARRANTED,
aad sold % r~espoaslbls parties ~ casy
tne. rall d~eeeflpllon and nlusttated est
Alsguss seatt ~ Any address With Any iafOe'
antloa desired.
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klLLAOA Gays - shall take every
opportunity 70 recommend aud prAise yosr
tnessumeMts.
Miss KELLOGG says Your pianos
Ars ~ eAeics foi tho ooAesit room asd ~
wi house.
LUCIA says, Yoar spriEhts are ~.
sNordiaAry lnstras asets, aud deserve their
great popularity.
MEMLl sAys. Madame rArspa called
yeur places The finest In lAs United Mates.
lfHvy ladorss that opinion. They have NJ
rival anywhere.
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Fin 8. Ng 5 !:
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

s v
AZ sgnsS ess sa Viz
bid ca asked; virginia Interest cert idcatpR IL bid
VIRGINIA tax-xeceivable coupons, s4Y bid, s4h ask.
ed, North Carolina, old, IA bid; North Carolina
+ Oitg Observation-Disclosures city s's, III bid
Richmond city 6's, 95 bid, 951S asked: Lynchburg
city Ss IOZ bid: Fredericksburg city rs, 80 asked
Rafiroad Bonds:- Virginia Central Ra,Iroad
Virginia Central Railroad fourth mortgage e's, j.
and j., s5 bid Virginia and Tennessee RairGad
Railroad second Hortgnge preferred 6's, >. and -
45h bid. 52k asked: Richmond and Petersburg Rail-
road first mortgage S's, A. and o.. 100; bid Rich
III. and NJ. loo asked; Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad first mortgage rs, j. ano j..
"a bid;, Richmond and Danyie consolidated, So
NJ. and NJ, GO bid: Piedmont Railroad first mort
Railroad StocE S.-Cbesapeake and Ohio Rail.
road, 100 par LES bid: Atlantic, Mississippi and
Ohio Railroad. 100 par, 90 asked; Richmond AND
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Common,
100 par, As bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad SIX per cent guaranteed, loo par,
80 bid; Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad seven per eeat. guaranteed, 100 par, 92h
bid.
Bank Stochs.-First National, 100 par, II bid,
lit asked; Merchants National, 100 par, o.
asked; State BANK OF Virginia, 100 par, rs bid 4;
Savings, 25 par 20 bid, 22 asked; Richmond Bank
Ing and Insurance ComIany, 25 par, 32h asked:
Insurance Comp1nies.-Virginia Fire and Ma-
rine, % par,.37 bid, So asked Virginia State. %
S5 asked: Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par, 92I
asked: City, 90 par, 80 asked Old Dominion, 100
par 80 asked: Richmond Fire Association, % par,
1s bid, 20 asked Granite Fire, 100 par, 80 bid !;
NisceLEaDsous.- sold Dominion Steamship
Company, LOO par, 65 bid. 75is asked.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-27

BURIAI. REFUsED-A PRIEST DECLINES TO
BURY A CHURCH. MEMBER.-The Roman
Catholic Church Of the Fourteen Holy Mar
tyrs, in South Baltimore, has again been
disturbed by a question between priest and
parishioner. Not many months ago Father
Jaeckcl, a former pastor OF the church, be-
came entangled in difficulty by denying
TO n prominent member OF the congregation
the right to worship and participate in the
communion, because the refractory mem
Der. who was the president OF church So
cietv, refused to acknowledge the priest as
the head OF the society, with power to en-
ercise absolute control over the organlza-
ton. Father Jacket was removed by his
superiors to another diocese, and Father
Anthony was appointed his successor nc the
Church OF the Fourteen Holy MARTYRS.
Joseph Weber, who attended church at
the Fourteen Holy Martyrs, died last week,
and J. p. Paulus, residing at No. 66 Fred
erick avenue, made the necessary arrange
ments for the funeral. The remains were
TO he inferred in the cemetery belonging to
the congregation, and Father Anthony was
requested to officiate. A few minutes pre-.
ccdinr the funeral note to the following
effect was received from Father Anthony:
"Joseph Weber, forty-seven years OF age
departcd this life without receiving the sa'
craments of the Church. He shall not be
buried in consecrated ground, as it is known
that he has not performed his religious du'
ties as Catholic"
Among the friends OF the deceased this
information created some excitement. Ar
rangements were, however, quickly made
| for the burial OF the remains in the family
vault Of Mr. Paulus, at the Western Gene
! tery.-Ba!timOre american.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-27

Correspondence is published between
Mrs. Ellen Ewing Sherman, wife OF Gene
raj Sherman and cousin OF Hon. James G..
Blaine, and Josiah Caldwell, in reference to
the recent controversy as to the cable dis
patches to and from Caldwell in reference to
the Blaine scandal. Caldwell assures Mrs.
Sherman that the dispatches were genuine,
and that the charges against Mr.. Blaine in
reference to the Fort Smith bonds were
false.
II we were called upon for an opinion as
to the slow progress Virginia hus made in
material prosperity since the war, II indeed
she has made any progress at all, we would
unhcsitatingly say that the two main causes
have been land agents and commercial ferti-
lizers.- GordonsUslle Gazette.
G. B. Graham alias George Mason, no
torious eastern craftsman; charged with
the burglary of the First National Bank of
Wcllsboro', Tioga county, Pa, and similar
depredations in Philadelphia, was arrested
at the Monongahela House, Pittsburgh,
Tuesday evening.
Samuel Haskins, Liberty street, New
York, lawyer, and Samuel Cobb, residing
at the National Hotel in that city, were AZ
rested Tuesday by detectives for endeaYor-
ing to negotiate q number OF counterfeit
S1,O0O-bonds OF the water-works OF Erie, Pa.
The steamer Greece, from Liverpool, re-
ports: sJuly 10, latitude 46. longitude 49,,
spoke the small clltter-rigged boat Centen-
NAL, from Gloucester, Mass, for Liverpool,
with only one man on board; wanted no as
sistance."
In the year 1915 the excess of eXpehdl-
lures over receipts for the maintenance OF
the postal service in the southern States was
s., 003, S59.SS. Virginia cost the Department
$3.50, 019.29. So says the New York Itmes.
As the new twenty-cent silver pieces are
often taken for quarters and many persons
are thereby swindled, a bill has been intro
duce in Congress to repeal the law authori-
zing their coinage.
Among the many historical issues from
the press called out by the centennial year
is a republication of Doddridge's "Notes
on the Settlement and Indian Wars OF West
ern Virginia and Pennsylvania
Governor Tilden, while riding n few
miles from Albany last Friday evening, ran
into Il buggy containing L man and wo-
man. Both were thrown out, and the man
was quite severely injured. .-..'
Al FaIeIte, LII, EuuuitS HlSnI q Jul tdl
was drowned in cistern while rctreating
from the fire Of farmer whose house he
meant to rob.
At meeting OF the marksmen selected
to compose the American team at Creed
moor, n. Y, Major Henry Fulton was
elected and accepted the position OF captain
Dr.. j. 81. Peasants, OF the Imdez-Appeal
has been appointed magistrate for the
Fourth ward, Petersburg, and has duly
qualified as such.
The ex-Empress Eugene and the Prince
Imperial recently visited Queen Victoria a
Windsor.
| Platt and Goode each will speak in thu
contested-eection case.
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]. KILLED ,BY AsW VEST Pp1NT CADET-A
HAoKsDaiyEk sHUf BIZ X CADErGUAnD.-
About two weeks ago n hack-driver, named
William Porter, took party from Highland
Falls to West Point late at night. On bis
return the catet-guard ut West Point chal-
.lengei him. Porter answered "a friend, y
and was shot without warning, the ball en-
tering the hip, and passing to the knee-pan,
where it lodged. The guard, who has since
been locked up, claims that the shooting was
unintentional. The ball was removed last
week, since which time Porter has been
sinking rapidly, and died yesterday. A cor
orer's jury has been impanelled. Porter's
real name was Washington Putnam, and
his parents are wealthy residents OF Eng
Land. He had trouble with his brother, and
would not return home.
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nainbei; st,arssass.

0umD6r9 StaF6Dst &68s 80
Lt.mter:: White oak, s12 "a loco /. yresssfn
sisM Pine soss @ssa;
Pine. $1,000 cypress SIX inch, e7.5 0M$12 100
p LOCO. Laths-Split, so; sasheis $3.50 y
Naves Whisksy -sarresti mber. rreen.s ls@s2aF
1000 seasonei, $50 S25 p 1000. Flour barrel
timber, s8@97.60 ~ 1l00C.. FIour-bayrsI poles, "a
ass hogshcad-hoops, no demand; hickory hoops
Rags. Mixed cotton, Bic. wi,ites H.; soollen,
Liquors, Wines. So.
Ale: Scotch, best brands, pintss. ssss2.1S 2
Brandies: Domestic, 81 .2s@s2 ;frnis. s1.35@
$3.50; apple, s2.so@$3; Virgins peach, $50
Rsstia &, a5y .ts.sps harkes hishsra.sa steady
Rye Whiskegs: Medium, 81 .50@s2: pure Old, %
@$4: Virginia mountain. new. S29a2.10; old
G2.50MS3.b0 and upwards. " syssl.
Gin: Domestic, Sl.25@S2; imported, sS case
NIili-Fecd.
Shtpstuf: 45c. q bushel.
Brolons1uE: 23@25e. q busheil.
Shorts: 10000. q bus1el.
Wheat Bran: 10000. e bushel.
Corn Bran: 1Sc. per busheL
Powder, Shot, Sc.
Fuse: Toys mining, 35c.@S1.25 4, roo feet.
Ponder: 1915 by the five kegs-leSs than five
kegs. 1926; blasting, $3.25@$35 So.
Shot: Northern, $2.40@S2.50 q bag Of 2s ibs.
GriRdstoRcS: 14@24c. 3 ID.
Wood.
Cord.-Oals- Seasoned, SO so @$3.75; unseasoued
S2.50@$3. Pine-Seasoncd, So ass. 80 ;unseasoned
S2.60GS3.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, July 20, 1875.


Steamer Shirley, Travers. Baltimore. merchandise
and passengers, J.. II. Tatuni, agent, .u.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford Norfolk, nier.
P epa Gtzen Boson Ballast
load flour for Rio Grandc do Sui, Galego NILS Manu-
featuring Company. ,.u... o.
load oil for Esinore, for orders Me!ssner, Ackef-
Brig X. NJ Hesn, Could New York, in ballast to
Trir Harry Stewart, Larrabec, New York, In bal
last, to load four for Santos HaxalL Crenshaw CO
Schooner Z. s. l.. Cordery, Higbee, New YORK, rail-
Schooner J. B. johnson, Rose Philadelphia. coal
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company;
Schooner Marietta Steelman' somers' fhilaaeiphia
Schooner G. G. A. Travcrs, Mitchell, Baltimore,
wheat, Haxall, Crcnshaw L Co. po,,,,uo COLI
Schooner Martha Collins Groves, baltlhore' SAT-
'S Schooner Annie f. Moore, Phillips, Philadelphia
co Schooncr Carrie johnson, Philadelphia, coal
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company.
Schooner Henry p. Simmons, Milletts, Snarles1oh
Schooner Cornolla, Tall, Baltimore, wheat, DUNLOP
q Schooner Schooner; wInslow Wynn, Wynn, chickahominy
p schooucr Farmers Return, White, james river
wheat
Schooner n. f. Bayard, Camp, New York.
.aa SAILED.
Schooner Rose -hcDcFilt, hhieh' 'H
ore and ties, Curtis i Parker. - ,o.,o ,o.,
Schooner J. Il. Van Dusen, CorSon, ton, coai
Curtis 6 Parker.
... MEMORANDA.
Bark Hancock, King, hence, at Rio &c Janclr'
prior to July 15. - ,,,.,.o .,r,s whit
Brig Tendenz (Gerl, Oestermanu, hcncc' was "ai'
ing In port at Santos june ~. .. M,
Schooner James II. Young, Barreta, hence, u Da'
timore, 25th. ~, ,o,, 1.,,.
,,.or ond schooner John G.. Barber. Holiness from
Chiciahominy river, at Philadelphia, Gath.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-27

4 brutal negro official in Clarendon coun.
tv elected Mr.. w. W. Glover, his wife, and
daughter, from their house on last Saturday.
Mr.. Glover was very i'll, and was turned out
at night in hard rain; being at distance
from any neighbors, and unable to walk, he
was forced to remain exposed to the Wea'
Their until assistance could he brought. lie
has died in consequence. DIR. Glover was
an aged and estimable citizen, and native
OF Virginia. Charleston Is. c. Journal OF
Commerce. -,
The colored man who murdered colored
woman in Chesterfield early in the spring
and escaped is said to have been seen in u
colr.n-field on the other side of the river
Monday evening, and parties engaged in
the hunt for him. He had q blanket and
chicken with him. At last Chesterfield
Court a reward of 500 was offered Tor his
arrest. PeterSburg Post. "
The Centennial Committee from Berkeley
county have received information from the
State Commissioners that the samples OF
grain sent produced in this county have
taken the premium for their superior quail
ty, not only in the State OF West Virginia
and the United States, but OF the world as
now exhibited at the Centennial. -lMartlnS-
bnrg w. Dd.) statesman,
Kansas is complaining that her crop OF
cereals this year il too enormously heavy
for utilization. Millions Of bushels OF wheat
will have to be lost, the farmers say, be-
cause it ripens too fast and cannot be got to
market; and SO us to corn, the yield is so great
that vast quantities will have to be used as
fuel during the winter. z.
Two young daughters OF Mr.. Pritchard,
near Logansport, Ind, were burned to
death on sunday night by the explosion Of
an .oil-can. from which they were pouring
kerosene on the fire. sr4.f4l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-27

HOMICIDE Is TRANSATLANTIC COUNTY, \.
Con the 18th one Andrew Fowler and
John {. Wilson were drinking at mill about
three miles from Brevard. From some I'M
known cause they disagreed, when Fowler
Knocked Wilson down with rock and beat
him severely. James Wilson, brother OF
the beaten man, and Marcus Erwin and
Mitchell Erwin, ncphcws, pursued Fowler
that night. and found him near by. Marcus
Erwin struck him Il severe blow on the head
with a gun. Fowler and Erwin then crap
pied with each other. In the scutile Erwin
succeeded in bringing the muzzlc OF his
gun against Fowler. He fired, and Fowler
fell ii one" Il dead man, the entire charge
entering the left breast. Erwin, with his
sccomplices, at once fed. The sheriff sum
moned 4 posse and went in search OF the
murdcrrr>, hut failed to find them.
Fowler was universally regarded as q
desperate, and report says was fleeing from
the officers OF the law in South Carolina.-
Charlotte v. O. Observer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-27

IN NuttoWay county recently negro III
fadcd lady's room for outrageous pur-
poscs: She grasped him by, the, throat and
called her husband, who was sitting up
reading, but the fellow broke from her
grasp and fed, pursued by the husband.
The latter stumbled and fell. A flash OF
hghthlnG, however, revealed the face OF the
guilty party, he was recognized, and sub
sequcntiy arrested and turned over TO the
county authorities. But for the opportune
Hash of lightning the man would have gone
unwhipped OF justice.
The post-oflice at Mint Spring, Augusta
county, Va, is discontinued for want OF Il
candidate. The papers go to Staunton.
Edward +. Vossler is appointed postmaster
at Grant Courthouse, West Va, vice S. S.
Fcaster, resigned. .....
AS one Of the results OF the recent change
OF administration in the Atlantic, Missis-
sippi and Ohio railroad, we notice that the
fare TO all points, on this end ut least, will
be raised about twenty per cent. on and
after August lst.-SaFo!k Herald.
LichteId," the former residence OF
Major Lee, but lately owned by Mrs. Cham
berlaync, has been sold for SO, 400-about
two hundred and twenty-five acres. Couldn't
learn name OF purchaser OrdOnsUlte
Gazette. as.
Mrs. Rosa Teeyan died in Williamsburg,
\. y, Sunday from, violence ut the hands
Of her husband Patrick. ' ;s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-27

4 JAUST THROUGH MEXICo.-At the last
annual meeting Of veterans OF the Mexican
war; held in Philadelphia on the 4th Of July,
an announcement was made that few mem
bers OF the Scott Legion proposed to go to
the City of Mexico on or about February l,
1877. They are to so by rail to New Or,
leans, thence to Vera Cruz by steamer, and
from there to the City OF Mexico. They
propose to stop at all the points of interest
and battle-fields on the route traverscd by
General SCOTS army OF invasion. The trip
will take about six or eight weeks.