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COURT ORDERS.

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF CHES-
/ TEpFIELD COUNTY-IN CHANCERY.-Lu.s
cy G. CogbIl sgaiiist FL c. Winfree, Le;itLs Hewlett
and Thomas II. Hewlett, j. W. Winfree, 7: y. Wiz
free. Joseph Winfree and Ella n. bis wife. joseph
p and &c H. Winfree 1.-THE last two being tnfantsI. n
4. Winfree, Laura E. Wmfree, Robert Winfree, Is
b. Winfrec, Joseph T. Taylor and Harriet ny ",
PHILLIPS, a. A. Lee and w. X. Lee. David Moore ana
fmcy his wife, Christopher V. Winlree. donn y:
Winfree Virgins z. Winfree, Ed. y. BroWn a11
Jane 81 his wife, and Ed. s. Brown as executor OF
Eiizabeth o. Dance, deceased: Thaadsus ID. ldse5
and Mary C. Iyey his wife, William Icfiee ana MAJ
tha q. his Wife Lycurgus Laf0n, Lucy VI. 5Dtcncif
Tonis A. Reid and TIlton Reid, Francis Nash nna
IYcy A. Nash his wife, Nathan Il Cozbiil and NOME
r. CogbilI Infant children OF Nathan H. G09bilI ana
Mary s. Csgbil, decensed), William e. Gi'i ana W. y;
t. GIN his wife, W s. Duyal and Martina 81 =:
his wife Emma p Winfree, 70. Nelson " inltcs W
w. Winfree, Marion aWinfree, Edwayl Ni ns;
Rupert Winfree. Fanny Winfree, Aphonsp Dutai
and Sallie b. Duyal his wife. ~. 80,
The Object of this suit Is TO eject alylsion all
distribution OF the real estate and personal
OF Valentine Winfree, deceased, mcnloheGs ~
clause of his last win and testamcnt among us
heirs aud distributes. 49,, -, -, n, s,arv,S
that n " Winfree, LycnrgGs Jafon, Lucy q. 3ltch.
oil Francis Nash and Lucy a. NASH ano Eaiwair0s
Winfree are residents OF the State OF
&c fs ordered that the parties above natnen 90 ~
rca here within one month after the dHe psDilenu0a
Of this order and do what u necessary 20 protecs
their interests. s .s.st 4, 5s
copy-Test: :, !, az ay,p.yf.ys f,,ey,. 81 3
JouN r. TAYLOR, .. Il. = IN III ~ zJvxnSWs3e
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.


WEDNESDAY, August 9; 1875.
SALEs.-$200 Richmond city 6's at 96ai.
AmericGn G0Id.-1111 bid.
State Observation-Disclosures cOnsols, 6G4 bid, 664
asked; Virginia consofs, new. 331 asked; Virginia
fundable. 20 bid; Virginia deferred, 5R bid. 81
asked Virginia interest certificates, 20 asked; Wire
Snia tax-receivable coupons, S53i bid, SG4 asked.
CITY Observation-Disclosures city S's, 111h bid =;
Richmond city 6's, 9G3 bid: Lynchburg city S's.
102 bid: Lynchburg city 6s, 80 bid Fredericksburg
city rs, go bid; Manchester bridge Ss, 1O3k asked
Railroad BondS.-Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
6's, gold N. and NJ 25 bids Virginia Central Rail
road third mortgage 6's, j. and J bid; Virginia
Central Railroad fourth mortgage S's, j. and D., 81
bid; Virginia and Tennessee Railroad second mort
gage 6s, D. and j., 81 bid: Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad third mortgage S., J. and j., " bid, SO
asked.
Canal Bonds.-James River anu Kanawha Canal
second mortgage 6's. NJ. and n. 324 asked.
Railroad St0cks.-Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad, 100 par, 200 bid.
Bank StOckS.-Pantcrs National, 100 par, Ill
bid: Merchants National, 100 par, go bid; State
Bank OF Virginia, 90 par, S2ts asked: Union Bank
of Richmond, so par, 80 asked; City Bank, 25 par.
20 bid: Richmond Banking and Insurance Com
pany. 23 par, 32is asked.
Insurance COmpan fss.-Virginia Fire and Ma
rine, 25 par, SIX bid, 80 asked: Virginia State.
rs par, 81 bid 20 asked; Virginia Home, 100
par, sc asked: Merchants and Mechanics, loo par,
S1H asked; City, 100 par, 81 asked; Commercial
Fire Insurance Company, 25 par, 10 bid.
MisceILdneOH S.-James River and kanawha
Packet, l25 par, bid; Old Dominion Steamship
Company. 100 par. TAX asked.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS,

sales of sc bales a. 12 5-I6al2Ac: Southern
to fair extra, s465Gs5 s5 good to choice, $3.50
@Ss50. Corn steady and In fair demand; SIG
S Ss %e srasa NS il Rs es
low are heavy; 29@sl3c. for mixed western snd
@i7ysc gold, for cargoes i41@1 SIC, gold; for
JOB lots susaT armsr and aae aSiys sSsS
s1.67H. Turpentlne dull at 29kc: PORK dull and
pre s neM msii hfey Shade
lower ut 81. I4@sl.I4a. Freights steady. Il
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, August 9-Flour steady and In fair
asm:nf p;npn slfss
s H. SOW White 1t Southern corn quiet
1 ws seeaS Ssgsa ss'Ss sss
southern prime, 34@36c. Rye steady Provisions
sneE mot G qaSIdoy a sugar. ssesa
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, August 9.-Flour firm not quota
bly higher. Wheat In good demand at 95c.QSl.
Corn quiet and weak white, Ape; mixed, a3c.
Rye. 66c. Oats steady; white, $50. mixed, 3le.
Buik-meais- 7kc.;, clear rib-sides, 9a@
97Sc.; clear sides, l0ssc. Bacon quiet and uli,
spksa s9se s seE ea 1sc @ssss
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, August 9.-Flour steady and firm.
Wheat in good demand; white, I.09G$1.14. Corn
higher mt 490l50c. Oats firm ut 30@42c: Rye quiet
and firm at 57GD5Sc., cash. Barley quiet and nrm
ut 7O@7Sc Pork dull ut S19@19.2b. Lard IL
active and lower; steam, l1c.; current make lUA
@IOXc.; Kettle steady ut 124@13c. Bulk-meats NM
settled and lower; shoulders, 7hc deliyered closing
at TIC. bid, INC. asked clear rb-sides VIC: Did.,
dcrs, sIs@SAc. clear rib-sIdes, 10h@1Qas.; clear
sides. iI@i1hc. Wh!skey In good demand at
S1.10.
ST, LOUIS, August 9.-Fl0ur dull and unchanged.
Wheat dull and dropping; No. red fall silly; 10 70.
. mixed. 4OaI4Oxc. bid. Oats hrmer and inactive;
No 2. 3OS@30Ac. bid, cash: Barley nothing doing:
| RYE dull and lower. Whiskey steady and urn az
| II 10. Pork dull ut 1925. Lard dull and nomt-
nal. Buk-meats dull. Bacon duh and lower; shoni,
ders exc; clear rib and clear sides, 1OzBl0Hc ana
| JDEm1lc t-ts q. ~
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, August 8, 1875
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT White, 1904 bushels. Red, 6,664
bushels. ,.o,
els.
OArs.-l,5 $50 bushels.
SALES.
WuEAT.-IVhite, 100 bushels yely good ut
Sl.23; 1874 bushels at sl.2O; 100 bushels at
SIP: l34 bushels at $l.05; 1872 bushels very
good ut 1924; ll6 bushels prime at :! 250totai'
els prime at 1925; 1890 bushels At SLID; az
bushels at 81; bushels ct 9os. ~ Duseis o at
ut 1924; 40 bushels prime At sl24 loa bushels .a
IS bushels nc 75c.; 800 bushels ut LOS; 100 bushels
MT 81 10; ~ bushels at 10; ITO bushels ut ~
270 bushels at sl.17; 440 bushels good on private
teIms-total, 5, 44S bushels.
CoRS.-White, Az bushels on private terms;
100 bushels very COED at 56c.; "a bushels common
at 52c.-total, 5S6 bushels.
OATs.-146 bushels very good spring ut 4Oc.; 10
bushels prime spring ut 41c.-total, 156 bushels.
RE-EXHIBITED.
WHEAT-JThite, "a bushels. Red, $40 bushels.
CoRN.-1Phite, 500 bushels.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY, August 0, 1876.
s,ouufry Produce.

WEDNESDAY,, August y, 1875.
Country Produce.
Roots: Ginseng, 90c.; seneca, without top, 800
Bees,oar: 10000. a ID.
Butter: Prime TO choice yellow, 2O922c.; fair 70
eV Corn a2 Msai: sotaGsc. p bushel for .untry
Eggs: In barrels, 9@10c. q dozeu In crates II
g Flour: Virginia country Is quoted to-day Fine.
s4.75@$5 superfne, $5.50 @55.7 extra, $500 !;
family, 81 5o@ss: family fancy, ss@ss'0o; west
efE Es gnr Prime Ire-goose, 45@55c, common
csc.
Hay: Virginia timothy, 75@s5c.; clover, 20 75c.
oats; Baed, So @a0c:= ,,rro, 40 o,@s2 20: 90
S IGrd: Country, 12@1se.
Sgymac: 75c.@sl .25, according to quality.
I Baied $trano: 45@55c., and in demand.
i mnaI WISHED. a5Gs2c.: unwashed 15@22c.
Cement, Lime, Plaster, SIC.
Cement: Rosendale, Il .65@S1.75 q barrel :; James
h' LINE: Agricultural. 1oc. q bushel Virginia In
dian Rock, sl.1o; Iockand, sl.1c@s1e5 accord
ny Ps Ia Lump, s475@s5; ground, s7.So@ss'
delivered; calcned plaster, 1928.
Dry Goods.
Bro,pu Sheetings and ,Shirtings: A Manches-
,er s.c !; Manchester, &C.; Manchester, &c.;
james River, SIC; ~ Granltevile sae Granite.
4a W eSn 4s o4 feperh a ia City s5e
cI Ss@sHsa VAN
Zoe; "A Home, l04c.;. A Oneida, i0c.; a.
dc: Whitestone. 9Ec.; + Barnsley, 64e.; x Red
log. &C.: ID. = Scituate. &C.; Methuan, 5Sc:; re.
te gii &C.; 1o-4 Waltham, soc' lo-4 City
n1 sSo;on Drills; Petersburg, 7c.; Granteville
9Ec.; Rockbridge, &c. a. .,,o.r..o 1nr
Dsmtms: Harlem 12Ac.; Boston steam Mhs DC, O..
Prinkts s Amerisa9z c Manebsster, Sc; wash
ington 6kc.; Hamilton. &c. Aerrinack, ye;; M ac
Iory. 61c.: Oriental, Pacific, 7c.; Arnold. NC.
AmosLeag 51c.; WamSufn, &C.
Canbrtcs: Rice. SIC; English &c.
Drugs, Dyestuffs, Oils, &c.
d dsssatra ss7i s a ss of four dozen
G GSoeeasneei: Soc SOC. p ID,
Extract Of Log,cood 2lec-
Ladigo: ";
n n L!nseed. 6sc.: machine, 3l@S1.7 rs sperm,
IA. az: whale, sac. straits, 609h6c; Lapradar-soa
IN IN, ss IsG osio iar castor sias gallon virginia
iubricating, 25@50c: kerosene, 1875. q galiota
s aass S sa, ax5sc in kegs; Eas,h soda &c
Spirits Turpsnttne: 3se. ssss
Foreign Fruits and Candy.
f fsass: IS :fs!s 8 sss;sl. . box.
0raaJes: 80 q box. sss;sssss'. ~.
| Groceries, kc.s
Bacon shoulders 10e;: clear -sldss. !4 y3s.
Ribbed. i2Hc.; Virginia shoulders, 9ka We VIZ
ginIa hog-roundi Itc.; Virginia hains lsrge Lese9
I3c., small 1a@l6c.; snSar-cnEsd ~.
Baekets: Painted, two hoops, three eoosps'
ss Broon.s Two strings, 81 three strings,
/ satass. SO |: four strings, 81. 75@ 30. 40
III 9fss Rio-C Common, l9@20c.; fair, 2ossssas
i Gle; good 10 prime, 2lk@S2c.; Ladsiayfas 1Ss
j aa3c.; Java, 33@35e.
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!, q.
hsif osss. 49, III. zse
western prime egsnvs nosssg sndS
Enslish dairy, 5000; P3nssm9e ases
Fla Hsrrsns S;r sansg go. s.. -
s.7s ;. Ngsh gsssIps 6;
s1s@sIsso; No. 3 aasssrsI ia Si. No
siad. in kits 50. ~ 2 A.'Vt 1asss
Hosas.ss: common syrup slossss.as, ass,
Porto RSo S0@a5c. New Orieu,,s nrs,s,s hi
6: 'ess :ssss
S sssi .ss x sass nom 0ff FIG
Sugar: Crushed, 12c.; powdered. 49,; granu-
lated l2e; a. Ike; JIG; extra g, Ne;
8sc. !; DemsTsn, IoK@Iosc.
to Seeg and sasy es ws
Tsas; Black, s5s; @si.-the hast q prime agticss;
for strictly Choice. e, -
Rides. Lcather' &c.
HsdsS Green, Ag5c:; dry salted, 3@iic;; dY
skins, 81 OBJ :l5; -, - ,-.ss
LSataer se.s leather, oak, $1,000; sole leather:
n,sa 1929 a, x soss1 S ha.n .sss
skins, freac6, Si25 @s2.25 p b.; rough skirtins
Iron, Steel. Nails. &c. as
IRON !: American refined, Old Dominion, q flo
az SLUG. . ID; Engsn ana AlnetIcan slees, 40
vi 1870, &c ,,o. Ses, ~ ot, oe>
I lxtssII. ~ 49, - 80 80
nuteSaS GI, go Fl 20 q 80 b. -
0atS: Ou CniSn, 9S on ,p as ~ ior 5 n
aat -, snel nv aess 20 ~ 49, Isho.
sizes extra 6 %,
Plough Castings: Wholesale, A14hc.; retail
5Rg6c. q 10.
Rope: Manilfa- best, 16GlSc.i 1ute, DC.
Licoricc.
Licorice Paste: j.. G. Co., SIC; +. r. 23c.s
A. y. q, &c. y: &c Co., 24c. y, aoc.i Ancuor 3
S"'' A. ~ Soc-, y. 1'' zoe. ~
Lumber, slaves, &C. 81
Lumber: White oak. $12Gsl6 q LOCO: We5terS
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BY telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW York. August 9-Noon.-Stocks dull, but
better. Money. u. Gold, 111a. Exchanse-Long,
4SS%; short, 490ss. Governments dull and steady.
States dull and steady.
Ereaing-Money dull ut TX. Sterling steady ut
ass. Gold dull ut / Ii. Governments duh. States
dull and nominal.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, August 9.-Virginia 6's, deferred,
81, conso!s, So; second series, 80. North Caro-
lima G's, old, Is.
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THE LUTHERANS.

l:TY->EVENTII CONVENTION OF THE
INANHEIICtL LUTHERAN SYNOD-SEAfI-
CENTENNIAL HISTORIAN 10 NAR y
WuEk-WHtT HAS BEEN DONE IN RICH
NnND-E - / CATO N--ROANOKE coll
-iIu~PlTALITY-NEXT MEETING
II. 1t FINER
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IMPROVING GERMAN SPELLING-A GREAT
WORK UNDERrAKEN.-Profes w. D.
Whitney, OF Yale College; Edward S.
Joyncs, OF Vanderbilt University, Nash
vile: and c. Raddatz, OF Baltimore City
College have been appointed committee
on German photography to draw up re-
port on the subject, in connection with a
similar movement in Germany, for the inn
provement OF German spelling. The work
Of writing the report has been assigned to
Professor Raddatz, and it will be made to
the Department Of Higher Education Of the
National Teachers Association, which met
in Baltimore last July in annual session.
The design is to improve spelling in Ger
man by throwing out the superfluous letters
in very many words, to bring about greater
uniformity in the photography OF the lam
gragc, and to advocate the Latin types in
stead OF the cumbersome German text. The
movement is intended to include writing as
well as printing, the Italian script as well
as the Roman types. 1t is learned that the
movement meets with great favor among
Americana Germans.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST Q, 1875.

PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST Q, 1876
ARRIVED.
Steamer Shirley, Trayers, Baltimore. mercnandise
and passengers, T.. L. Tatun. agent.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Sorfolk, nes-
chandise and passengers. L. u. Tatum, agent
SAILED,
Brie f. II. Todd. Mcclure, Rio dc Janciro, nour,
Gallego Mills Manufacturing Company.
Schooner Hattie Coombs, Bishop, Perth sAmDoy,
p's Schooner Annie T. Moore Phillips, New York,
- Schooner Lulu Lynn, msley, Philadelphia efd
Petersburg, oak lumber, Curtis 81 Parker.
MEMORANDUM. -
Schooner Lottie, Taylor was loading at Boston for
this port 7th. t}fifr l----.-Lt =
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How A. r. STEWART MADE MILLION
Just previous to the death OF Mr.. A. T.
Stewart, Mr.. Dale, Of the Dale Silk Manu-
featuring Company, advised Mr.. Stewart to
invest in raw silk, as the crop was likely to
fail. Thereupon 4. T. Stewart d Co. in
vested S1,oOO,O0O in raw silk, buying at
about s3.25 per pound. Mr.. Dale was right;
the crop failed, and to-day raw silk is worth
$3.50 per pound, and if A. 7. Stewart d
Co. were to sell out to-day they would realize
q million BY the operation. York San.
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THE INDIAN II 4. TROUBLES.

i FRESH TRAIL F0USD-ISDiANs BuRhtNS i lssss
PRAIRiEs no DESTROY THE sPAsfulRsSaAeh' asp
THUS MAKE CArALRY USELESS.
CHICAGO, August GA special dispatch
10 the Tribune from the Big Horn expeai-
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The Eastern War.

LONDON, AUGUST 9.-The war is virtually
ut an end. The mediation Of the Great
Powers is expected, but cannot take place
till all the Montenegrans are off Turkish ter
ritory.
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A Leayenworth, Kansas, dispatch says
that Mr.. Joseph Dunlap, well-known
Washington lobbyist, charged with making
false attidavits in connection with lands in
the kaw diminished reserve, was brought
to that city Monday in charge Of q deputy
United States marshal. Mr.. Dunlap is said
to have attempted to procure the passage
by the Kansas Senate OF q bill for the re-
appraisement OF these Kaw lands, with him
SELF as one OF the commissioners. IS
The tax levy for New York city for 1876
is based upon an assessed valuation OF
SILL, 054,343, an increase OF ten millions
OF dolars.over the valuation OF last year.
John Robinson's circus is coming this
way.
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The failure is announced OF d. u. SEQ
field & Co., stockholders, San Francisco,
with liabilities estimated at 100000. Inc
failure may involve many others.
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! .n.G,-i ,uuG-mcc oi the Richmond DiSpatch.l

sTEAsBCEG, VA, August s, 1876.
iHl, body has been in session since the
'"'r"'n" OF the 9Th. About twenty minis
'"E> and Il good number OF lay delegates are
present.. The meetings have been interest
lH2 ana harmonious. Many visiting minis
'rGs have bcca in attendance. The reports
o.! lie state OF religion show 4 good degree
81 prosperity. There is . great want OF
quite 4 number OF congregations
benz Un>uppied.
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MURDER IN THE P1sEs.

AN OLD MAN KILLED FOR HIS MoNEY-A
NEW JERSEY FARMER SHOT IN HIS OWN
DOORWAY by GANG OF THIEvEs-A
YOUNG GIRLS NIGHT IN THE LONELY
WOODS,
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

AUEUST.U 1910.
The breaks to-day comprised 4l3 hogsheads, 81
tierces, and 8 boxes; the offerings at auction on
Change, l42 packages, of which 46 were taken IN,
and the remainder sold ut prices ranging from $3.50
+oa
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SENI-CENTENNIAI. HISTORY.

= al indication Of the interest already
'r!i or excited in the history Of the Church
!i The address Of Rev. ID. NJ. Gilbert. al
ready reported for the Dispatch, the Synod
.a>>rd 4 series 81 resolutions requesting
each pastor TO collect the history OF his
churches and furnish the same to q COM
Alltcc whose duty it shall be to arrange
THESE sketches i'll q similar order for publi-
cation in the church papers. This prelimi-
nary publication will give every opportu-
MY Tor corrections and additions, so that
Inc historian will have most OF the matter
ready Tor the scini-centennial year OF the
synod, 1879, when it is proposed to issue
Tie history in permanent form. The COM
lAiitcc are Rcvs. j. +. Campbell, D. NJ. Gill
bert, and X. G. Holland.
MISSIONARY WORK.
The committee at the meeting OF the
synod one year ago to secure the services
II Rev. W. &. Schacfier for the mission In
richmond reported that they had secured
N!al gentleman for three years at u salary
$1,000 per annum.
The action Of the committee was endorsed
2y synod, and the unwayering support OF
Ut Church was again pledged to the mis-
,,Jn.
Mr.. Schaetfcr made very encouraging
>ta'eincnt in regard to the prospects Of his
IAss!on-ticld. The membership has in
creased thrce-fold in eight months. The
,unday school organized has been growing
Rapidly.
a lot for the church edifce has been pur-
Chased at the corner OF Seventh and Grace
sAree's III cost OF $500, more than one
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UNDERTAKER

VIZ WINFREE, UNDER-easSa
w .TAKER, No. 622 east Broad, be- = ].
tween sixth and Seventh streets, has constantly on
hand large and line assortment Of u U n a
CASES Prices low and terms liberal GASE
SEAT. CHAIRS REPAIRED at prices IRON 5U 70 %
75c HAIR MATTRESSES. SOFAS, and PARLOH
Chairs RE-UPHOLSTERED at moderate rates.
Orders promptly attended to- jy z1-zhWotsc9
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MOODY AND SANkEY

were found in each piece. When joined to-
gether the article was read continuously.
At last johnson admitted that he had loaded
the gun for the bloody deed. The dwelling
of Abe Dayton, the father Of Isaac, was then
searched, and afterwards johnson, the elder
DAYTON, and third man, whose name is UNI
known, were arrested and sent to jail. Day
ton admitted that the suspected persons are
the murderers. Soon after daylight the
guilty trio were seen coming from the dense
woods in the rear Of Jack lPshouse. They
could probably have been captured had
it not been for the warning given by HllPs
wife. The men again sought the woods,
which are known as the "John's-Branch
swamp More men came to aid in their
capture; and this evening the swamp, al
though a large one, is fairly surrounded.
Escape will be impossible, and by to-mor-
row enough mejs will have collected to cap
ture the despe.adoes. 1t is thought thar
they are not fully armed, as they tried yes
terday ut Da Costa station to purchase arms
and ammunition. Some OF the money
which they showed bore traces OF piooa.
The Board Of Freeholders will tomorrow
offer a reward OF five hundred dollars for
the capture OF the murderers, and It Is
thought that Governor Bedle will take action
in the same direction.
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CHANDLER 81 SINNoTT, UN-ea
MAKERS twenty years. experience with j: A; BEL
yin), sI2 hIain street. between Eighth ana MINI,
keen on hand I'M assortment OF ,m,
- i BJRIALrCASES and CAskETS. ,,,,, ~
FURNITURE REPAIRED, UPHOLsIEhiaNSssss
and PACKING done all on the moss rs sns
terms, y o-iu'sal s1.A'et'
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MR.. GOODE REN0M1NATED.

INDIAN STU TON.
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RECORD OF THE DAY.
M ORE PoLITIcAL DEBAT TIE.

POLITICAL DEBA TIE.
Mr.. LAMAR CRITICISED.
NEGROES AND OLD MASTERS
THEIR PRESENT ATTITUDE.
TRUTH ABOUT THE SOUTH.
HOUSE VERSUS SENATE.
THE DEAD.L PICKED.
MR.. GOODE RENOMINATED.
INDIAN SITUATION.
BATTLE EXPECTED SOON
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MR.. LAMAR CRITICISED.

NEGROES AND OLD MASTERS.
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CHARLES CITY COUNTY.

, STRUGGLE: FOR IIREKTY-SEyEN DAYS SPENT
* Trying \ C0L0EED MANA BRAVE AR
:AY ct LAWYERS.
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JOHN Z. TAYIon, PEI ~ 27.ThAw-
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TRUTH ABOUT THE SOUTH,
HOUSE VERSUS SENATE.

THE DEAD.L OCK PICKED.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-07-12
STATE NEWS.

Mr.. B. W. Reed, Of the late Portland Museum
Company, Is writing a sensational military drama
founded upon incidents of the Revolutionary war
1t Is dedicated to, and will be brought out by the
Portland Mechanic Blues.
IL is believed that the story of the beating Of J
w. Curtis of Bangor, by Frank Cowan, has no
foundation in fact and that Cults statement is
pare invention. His physician declares that hi.
dehrIum Is mere pretense, and, save for some
injury to his throat, believed to be inflicted by
himself reports him to be in perfectly sound
condition. Cowan has been discharged from ar
rest.
A very destructive fire occurred in North Wind.
ham at clock Sunday afternoon. the family
Of Mr.. John 1ork-who keeps the large hotel n
that village known for many years as the Wind
ham House. but more recently we believe, as the
Presumpscot House-discovered flames Issuing
from the woodshed and before they could extin-
guish them the fire was beyond control The
house was a large four stored wooden structure
with square roof, and ell and stable attached to
the house. 1t was totally consumed; the furni-
ture was saved. The house was valued at $1,000 !;
insurance $500. Mr. York was away from home
at the time.
Last Saturday Mr.. Edgar d. Andrews of Stowe,
trapped on the northern portion of Baldface
mountain, an enormous black bear measuring
seven and one-half feet in length, and weighing
over HOO pounds. The brave Old hunter remark ed
that this the twenty bear he had trapped
in those mountains.
The house, stable and outbuillings of Levi
Appleton, Jr., OF Enfield, were consumed by fire
on Saturday night, July Sth. The fire was dis
covered in the stable. 1t was the work of an in-
cendiaIy. The family has just moved out of the
house the day before Insured.
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NalIomell local Mems.

Thermometers registered s. to ITO, in this city,
on Tuesday, according to location. The ice busi-
ness is looking up.
Rev. W. A. Newcomb pastor ofthe Baptist church
in this city, is to spend his vacation of few weeks
in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and other cool
northeastern localities His pulpit will be sup
Piled next Sabbath afternoon by Rev. DR.. Allen,
Supt. of the Industrial School in this city.
Tilden & Hendricks flag was suspended across
W alter street in this city on Tuesday afternoon.
Brick work on the new passenger station in this
city, has not yet been commenced The enter
prise will undoubtedly soon be pushed forward.
The temperance meeting at City Hall, on Sab.
bath evening last, was addressed by Rev. Mr..
Chase of Kennebunk, and Rev. Mr.. Strout Of
Joliet, III formerly of this city
One of our citizens, supposed to be authority on
Scripture quotations, was fercibly reminded when
the heat was so intense, the other day, Of two test
passages, viz. :-"kcep COOL" and Fret not thy
gHzaid.' lie did not stop to give accurate refer
cncc 10 chapter and verse. They will probably be
found On the same page with "Grin and bear it,"
and "l.ct the CALLED jade vince