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The New York herald., 1877-10-15
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In tho
temperature Tor the past lwcnty-four hours in
parson with the corresponding date OF last year, as
indicated by tho Thermometer at huduut's pharmacy
The New York herald., 1877-10-15
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.

MILwAUKEE, Wis, oct. IA, 1877.
J. NJ Binkley. Assistant Attorney General OF the
United States under President job nson, has
sided in this city for year and half, has disap-
peared mysteriousiy His mental condition Tor several
days past has caused some apprehension
The New York herald., 1877-10-15
BELOW.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Bark Concordia. from -.
Brig Nellie Hustled, Brewster from Jacmel Sept a. to
Rret Snn e. Ca
The New York herald., 1877-10-15
CARRIAGE FACTORY BURNED.

QUARANTINE LANDING, 5. l., Oct. Ia, 1877.
fire broke out at half past two O'Clock this morn
ing IN Walkers carriage factory and spread to George
Howe's livery stable adjoining Both buildings were dc.
sroycd The fire is still raging threatening the whole
block both sides OF the street.
The New York herald., 1877-10-15

VALUABLE BARNS AND CONTENTS BURNED
LOWELL, Mass, Oct. IA, 1877.
Two barns owned by Million Fox, burned at
Drncut last night, together with 100 tons Of hay,
eight COWS, grain, &c. Loss, s12, 900; insurance,
50, $40.
The New York herald., 1877-10-15
WHALEMEN.
SPOKEN.

At Tenerife Sept 81 bark George Mary, Chase OF NIB
bound 81 had landed l0o bbs oil: Petre OF NB LANDED
The New York herald., 1877-10-15
Anls a.ms aa.s. 4e. h.ra May oaeen irom B.ltImore

AMER same date. &C.. bark May Queen rom Baltimore
Sch, A,s;as4 Laura yorssnson r0r. HnowSs ws.sssc
c aa sS. 'sS TO "a. %s .oS os1sn. sas. s
s'Isi @ S' ss."n So oa e & So f.s en
sshr q i Livingston. noas.dou, Jacksonville sdays.
schr Ioratio Nichols. Deputy, Richmond, ya.
sssI sssI wS.Pa w% .a.s aa srssn s.n. yFe S1sa.
ss iGa. annaS as9sha Ma1 ses.. s'if Virginia
scSr scsr < Eila L Ha. Wsrasn: fsr%an; Virginia.
sehr schr Flora. Flora cnrtls ,,1 Longstrse virsiniA
ST !ssss so.sns ai laa SSflaps sowss y1.1n Virginia
schr Relanss Taylor. Virginia
r sssI sss ss@sS sSsa asSa rsss' lss vrsin Sa:sn'
sr 0on sons sonsy sGseqg Bss%oTs d.
h schr kh1ds Knom.: holm.s '%;yesa % ss,,imors .,;m
schr Garrett Wright, eGo Chopper, Baltimore.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
n Steamer yn City Of FchOurs Springer Ne" Bedford tor
steamer Asssnet Rector New Bedford for New York 1r
sshr ssn1y Flint. wsrrss Lasss for New yors vor.
scnr James Warren Dseo kossland feI Now York.
ss%r Hasisr. Ss.ss. Warshsm -ss'S ior New Yort x. 80
schr Ada Herbert. Allen. Wareham tor New YORK.
scsr Ill smith . snow wa,sham 10, :, New eyer Y9rx
ssS Psmaasn M Sfs
sT esT as Eas Boston 0 o Now
York.
sehr Isle Of Pines Legg New Bedford for Glasgow Mr.
sshr Helen, Perry. New s Bsdiora ioT New YORK.
ssr Fla Ms,s Lsr for New so;
sehr Florida. Bailey Fail River Tor New YORK
sclr y Tyler: llar.. Fall River Tor Now York
schr John Crockord Hart, Fall River Tor New York.
Schr james Parkinson. sr Kelly. FAN River for New
schr sailie Char,rs rreiethen Providsnco for New
York
S ssSr John yG Grns Gould rroyidsnes 70, New York
Providence
se ve anna rora tot IN Sew ya,
sH s s% S MSs9s ss9
& sshr hsnay Nay Hatch Providence tor New York
York.
schr = Flower, Hubbard, Providence for New York.
sclr Alexandria Fnkingham, Providence for New York
schr A Rowland. Rowland, Providence for New York.
schr Robert smith. Smith. Portland CT, for New York
rss1 nsS LSnaSn s "' S1
schr Texas. DAVIS New London for New York.
: chr Louisa Franklin Andrews New London for Now
schr Hattie Collins Rrainerd Hartford for New York
schr Geo MArkle. Williams. Hartford for New York.
Schr LamNrtne Davis, StonngtOn Tor New York.
Ser Hannah Backman, Arnold. Pawtucket for Now
sehr wsoi, wilson. New WI Haven % for Now YORK
Schr Addie Avery, Thompson, New Haven Tor George
scar Fashion. Carberry Bridgeport for Now York;
York.
scnr samuel r Goodwin. Williams. Stamford tor New
BOUND EAST.
Brig Lady Mary tr). Rex. New York tor st Johns NF.
schr Kate scranton Pond. New York for Providcnce;
Schr Henry Faulknghan New York for StJohn, NB
Schr Morciieht Allen New York for Calais
Schr Leontinc, Stevens, New York for Boston.
Schr VIM Burden Adams. Hoboken for Providence
Sc.r Volnnt, Bnbbett. Rondout for Bangor.
Schr Burnett, Rasmussen. ROndout tor Providence.
Schr Olive Patterson, Hayerstraw for st John, NIB.
Scr Woosey TirIell. Port johnson for Pawtucket.
sohr Tarry Not, Church. Amboy for Providence
HT
Scir Alice Bassctt ,Amboy tor Boston
schr Edwin Francis PhiiaaelpEia tor Providence.
Schr II Willdin Heath Philadelphia for Boston.
The New York herald., 1877-10-15

,verage temperature yesterday. Do
year. 81,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-27

Nee York. March ss.-Thers s>ems
sos 20 doabe Of the truth Of the state
msos thai S:snlsy Matthews aud ChssIes
fessss Of Ohio. pending the counting Of
the sleesossl voaas 10 C0n9sess. susesed
into eosssses With . nuohss al 6ossh-
en- Dsoocssss. By vhicb Il vss sesssd
,has 4 ths lAsiss voald aid in coopisaise
ths sosss ssA ssssavtng the insugseaaieo
81 Hayes - pessidsut. the eovsspmsoso
Of NichsIls snd Hampton would b rsc-
oesissd b IL nsv AamiLissrasien. Ths
Pseeidess. boveves. vas no party 10 this.
Tonight the matter n cssesinR Q great
deal Of sxeissm-ns in yell. informed poljt.
icai osclss. ed farther dsvsloposats ass
snsioussy looked for.
New York, March q. -Excisemeut In
Esssx county. Mass-. over mining. y
very great. Several ne~ mines ara 20 b.
opened, and oue q Amssbury IL 5000 70
Be vigorously worked Al lerrimac .
shat, u already sunk 40 feet, and there
sss Ave levels With . total length OF I 500
test. With Solicitations Of On immense
quantity 81 vein matter siill below and
beyond. The quantity in sight In esii-
mated 1t l0.0O0 tons. B~~idss sich de-
posi-, Of gray copper. several veins Of
quartz have been recently encountered,
which are found to assay so to SIS per
ton in gold and silver. The ore In ap-
psrentiy illimisshle in amount and grow.
ing richer - they descend. These veins
are supposed TO meet few hundred feet
b~low the snrisce. forming perhaps .
bed Of ore richer than any yet discover.
I'd. The working force numbers 10 q
present, sud 800 tons Of ore are produc-
ed monthly. worth $40 per ton. All
ehe land owners In thai region have d.
ready grown wealthy IN anticipation.
Dcadweod. March ga bold 81.
Tempt 10 rob the Chey snue and Black
Hills stage. bound north, VAS made
here this evening. Az tho coach vas
coming down whisswood canyon, and
about two and halt miles from Dead.
wood. i've masked men. walking along
the road before this stage, snddenly
wheeled. ordered the driver 10 stop and
instantly commenced firing on the
coach. Al the 6rss Are Johnny SlauQh.
tor. the driver. was killed and Walter
Her OF Deadwood. slightly wounded In
hand aud arm. Tho horses started
suddenly, throwing the driver. Tier and
another passenger OF the cosch. The
horses never stopped until they arrived
in town. leaving the driver dead on the
road. About twenty shots vers
hred st the coach, but
none Of the passengers we're hurt
except Her. A party went out and
found the dead body Of the driver.
With . charge Of buckshos In his breast.
The robbers got no booty. The Sheriff
and . psSty went 81 once 10 pursuit.
The Sheriff Offers = reward Of $500 for
the robbers. dead or alive.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-27
nUrsL ARRIVALS.

BRYANT's PoprLAR HisToAy ov TIE
UNITED Es.lFrom Mr.. Il. G. Pres.
hay We have copy Of Volume One Of
William Cullen Brysnt's Populss His
tory Of the United 6tstss. Il IL .
splendid volums-royal octave. bound
in calf. printed 10 the very best style Of
Houghton's Riverside press and pro-
iusely illustrated With steel engrsvipgs
aud wood.cu.s executed il the highest
style Of the limuer's art. This e the
frat Of four volumes II gives the very
highest promise Of being. when dpishsd,
by al odds the most acceptable "p0pu.
lar" history Of DOR country ever written.
Mr.. Preshsv viii very soon canvass Car.
500 With view 10 obtaining subscsibess
10 this elegant work.
TUaxEa's BALL.-Ths Carsou Turn
verein will give . bell 81 their ball on
next Monday night. April 2. This 10 the
nrst party gotten up BY this society for
ever no loog. Il wlM Be- one Of the real
old fashion sort Of parties full Of HE
and cheer aid true ssioynsns. OF course
the music will Be- 6rss class, whss the
Getusans have . ncrrymakipg there 10
no danger but ths music vill - The bee.
that can be bad. They won't have any
other kind. And Thea there's the SOP.
per. Everybody osn ssse assured that
ibis will he suspicious ADD ample. Az
10 The tishses. shsos ps,es 10 almost
polhiuR-- only o. 80 eoch.
The Messenger :" b ~ sans Of .
small Jossphiss Mosuos paper, pub.
li,hed q Salt Lake By r. r. DsaeR.
Elder Millssd has furnished o With :
copy. Il scores Brishsn end his
polygsmous associates u mspnss not
10 BE- dsspised o. sssssed dows b The
apestses ssd The uueedly. lsdesd. Mte
ell publications ossYisd % Vith ssess
snce 70 Aossnouisn, II 10 yssy 6esld.
IDLY shsrp aud spicy " " tone. ~
Axps wnrssoso's Comnsrsou we
lesrn from NJ. Bssmis Pixisy that Asdy
whiifosd 10 very sisk isdssd- quito Low.
IN Test. He 10 ssesedipely vsek ispo :
couslsst henosshaes. Cnleoe h spoodily
Obtains relief hs sssses ~ ouss
logger.
joss bLL,xos sssds % . possAi ssNi
9th % sdvsssissmens Of bic 40 book
Trump CARDS" y eses pessses
Tree, ips IS cesss. published b Cssi.
ton 1 Co. Nsv yesk.
CsAsts, psssse ~ sssususd iron
Me AeslsA.s sstis9 Mp - ~ ~. Hk
health Il much improved.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-27

IN ~ue DGeTascF COU0r %
y the B~r0sd Jsdscssi Distinct II tbs assss a
HevsAs, !. I'D tss Qyust2 cessty. lsssss u
sevpa b. ~ usdssstssed. sAaisislrsias oS ~
aeyys senea sssess. V ~ rssdsses u ssd I'll
ssSISs q: ssssvsS a. $500 : s,s ,oses !, =
vjeAis ~ 9sashs ffsn ~ ~ Dublissslso Il
~ seoleo - ~ vn1seuGhs1 q - 49, p
Etis : klng. Atsosasys q LsW, Cossso C0sS.
nsvsds. hsssh y. lel1.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-27

HAoAxs MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and r.
stores the complexion: removes frrchies, tau
and sailown@ss: mAkes the skin soft. white ara
dslicass. Its application cannot 10 detected.
i. my3ieod. wfk-iy
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-27

I.roS'a KATwAisoS makes bsausiful glossy,
lusuriant hair, prevents Its falling out u turn.
ing gray. 1t has stood the test Of 30 yesrs Il
charmin9ly perfumsd. and has no rival.
alphabetically
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-27
GRAND MASQUERADE
SKAriMG CARNIVAL TO N
- OWEN AT THE
oARson TNgArsa.
Friday Might, March 3oth.

Pnses srv 10 b. ssasaed y follow,
70 ~ IsAy shssss $50 pair Siiupsos
eksleo. s4 ~ = -"
20 hsss ssesas.ss slssss- 0ss SO psls es
pllmpeoo sAseaA. - - -
te hsse Usssbsnan sAsaainsa ehss,s>s-A
handses.sly sno5svsd nsAsi.
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20 richest isdy dsvss One dns bNv.
To bet epaslsass asso-Ons ans tsies.
Nssqusn Win fssu ~ shs 0ssnA Mach a
ectoct. ~ o'clock Ms.tss rh0 O'Cuasos
WI G1vs - sahtesttoa u astls ahostea. a 10
eelorh e sHhihtttoo u yascy staitas Wi -
uvso ~ Ne eosDe evosieRsn. Az II o'elc~k
The Sueesa. vhs vilt - aseess1 b shs suAi.
enrs. vtll evesa ~ pvss~s. Shea M massnsyu
WI Ton - line ~ usUsak. oesStna vtIi -
sce!sseee vssu 70 s'sicet. Dsnciae vii ihss
ss s 49, - ~ 500 e.sii ctloee 4. =.
snrs. upssa1ee on - N fpusn ~ -.
slsrs vssh vsees1 s.sysasa5 q es.avSs.
Stees oeansssus,
y. :, 8. lsas. - {. Z. m.ssios..
Dssss sSss = s'cisrk. =
aArns o. snnssssos.
Spectator. .......e Msassrs ,....,..... 81
cni,1sss use~ 70 tssn =. ~ $50. "
Nssgssss css secure urtsss q The slsh ssv~,
ehs s,th sppctssoss VII - sssbses 4 -
esvs ~ nAebi u - Dselesnsscs. 3 kssro
eieo oeomteess viu - = ~ ae0 " - TIE
- iapsyDw ehsessssD is1ruis. 10 49,
Defmt1ose - ~ AoSs ss~sps d masqus,
nh rfd !. l.. WALTON. Nshssss.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-27

0ocs. over wagDss . Cos HasdvasS More.
!. OAcs hous svea .. =. 70 3. D., ounAays
nom Az, 70 u n.
n~sAs.ss q 9. Ashsssos's % p,ses. ssssw q
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-04
.Flar stations. Telegraph Stations.


Al sioux City with Illinois Ceh,-al, Sioux
r,ty and Pacific and Sioux City and ST. Paul Rail
rap ~ Passenger train going east connects at Davis
rrnction with branch trains arriving at Port
SIa%n pSil al l2.19 p. N, and then connecting with
g9 H"d STAGES for Virginia, Eden, fairview,
n.,nit, Canton, harrisburg, Flandreau, Linwood,
RICK PSact rapids, Sioux Fails and all points on he
a. re 10 D. M, connects at Davis junction with
train going west.
and Richla d. d. I.
a Al Vermilion with stages for Lodi, Rive
side Turner. Bloomingdll ale and Finlay.
= Al Mcckling with stages for 81 .Jamcs.
Il Al Gayville with stages for st. Helena.
Al Yankton with stages for all points in
southern and western Dakota, and North Nebras
Ia. and during the season of navigation with
Missouri River Transportation Companies line
~ steamers Tor Randall, Brule, Pierre, Sully,
re. bismarck, Stev tnson, Berthold. Buford,
arrol and Benton; connecting at Pierre with
transportation wagons for the Black Hills.
This is the only Direct Route to the
Black Hills. QUO rpecu,Nr
&. V. DERRICKsoE, GEM SUpefaHtenu Z.
A0eHt
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-04
RAILROADS.
uahota southern Railroad
Il E TABLE,

~ sfsct WedassdQ9, December J., 1916
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-04

I,yINa TitAtks NOW
WEsT. STATIONS. hN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-02
New York.

CONSIDERATION OF A BTSH0P-FALL1NG OF A
PORTION OF THE ROOF OF THE NEW POST
OFFICE BUILDING. s.e
NEW YORK, May FREY. John Lancaster
Spaulding, of ST. MichaePs church, in this
city, was to-day consecrated bishop Of the
new diocese OF Peoria, ILL.,, at St. Patrick's
cathedral, with impressive ceremonies, Car
dinal McClosky presiding.
A portion of the roof OF the new post
Office building on the Park-Row side fell
to-day over the large room used as dormi-
tory for the railway postal clerks. Two
laborers were killed. It is believed that no
postal clerks were there when the roof fell.
Second Dispatch.
New YORK May 1.-Several other laborers
were hurt, but no more are dead from Inc
falling Of the post-office roof.
TwEED's CAsE-ATToRNEY-GENE FAIR
!. CHILD EXAMINED. 49,
ALBANY, May 1.-Attoney-Gener Far
child was examined before the Woodin COM
rmittee to-day He said he had.no confession
OF William M. Tweed or any paper signed
by him. He had o communication from
MIR. Townsend which informed him OF what
Tweed would testify to in case he was
granted certain immunities, but declined to
produce the paper or tell what its contents
were. .hri3e
a.. ], sPEaIE EXPORTS. S:ta!
NEW YoRK, May 1.-THE spes:e exports
to-day were 100000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-02
Abingdon E'resbytery.
HIND IA IL
TPcppr..cI for the DiSnatch-

Reported for the DiSpatch]
The committee on the paper from Orange
Prcsbrtery, North Carolina, reported re-
commencing that the whole matter OF fra
terna relations with the Northern General
Assembly be left to the wisdom Of the next
General Assembly South, STIMULATING, how
ever, that we adhere to the Baltimore
basis.
Mr.. G.. w. JohiYson (candidate) then
preached a very excellent sermon, which
was warmly commended by Presbytery..
The new Book OF Church Order occupied
the most Of the day. The general sentiment
seems to be in favor Of the book, but there
will be many amendments.
We had quite rain-storm this evening.
which interfered seriously with the Services.
FOURTH DAY.
The Book of Church Order oecupied;t the
forenoon.
Candidate G. A. Wilson preached an in
tcresting sermon at IL O'Clock to large
audience.
After this he and Mr.. c. w. johnson
were solemnly licensed by the Moderator,
Rev. w. V. Wilson, the father of the for
mer candidate.
Rev. Z. Ii. Barnett and Ruling Elder
Isaac Hudson, OF Dublin, were elected del
eeates TO the General Assembly,, which
meets in New Orleans May 18th.
Earnest action was taken looking TO the
assistance Of the Publication Committee.
Statistical and other reports were pre-
pared and forwarded.
A resolution was passed appointing a
committee to correspond with other Pres
byteries and endcayor to agree on some
plan for a division Of the Synod OF Fir-
ginia.
The education and sustentatton reports
occupied the rest Of the evening and elicit
ed some discussion.
Adjourned till Monday. T..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-02

FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENY. - CHICAGO,
May IA special dispatch to the Times
from Bloomington says a report reached
there late last night at the Geographic head
quarters Of the Chicago, Alton and St. Louis
railroad Of Il terrible accident near Chicago.
About 6 O'Clock last evening as the switch
engine of the Chicago, Danvile and VIM
cennes railroad was coming out OF Chicago,
and when at Twenty-sixty street, the engine,
from some cause unknown, jumped the
track and completely overturned. Eight or
ten persons were on the engine. and tive
were reported killed and their bodies lying
under the ponderous locomotive. Two men
escaped with terrible injuries, one Of the
engineers having both legs broken. One
OF the killed was the fireman Of the engine,
and another was the Chicago and Alton
railroad telegraph night-operator at Dan
vile, named Fahey..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-02

OPEN WAR on THE LAFAYETTE, MUNCIE
AND BLOOMINGTON RAILROAD.
md, April 30.-About o'clock this morn
ing Z. II. Waldron, an agent Tor Abram
Bayliss, trustee for the bondholders, en-
tered on the track of the Lafayette, Muncie
and Bloomington railroad with an engine
at South-Street depot, and tore up the track
behind him. lie was met at the bridge by
the train OF the Muncie road, and the en-
sines stand confronting each other, both
lashed to the track. Judge Ward, Of the
h from operating the road until Friday next
when. the case Is to be heard. Waldron
claimed to be acting as agent OF the Bayliss
trustee to enforce the rights of mortgage
bondholders, default having been made IN
payment OF the interest. Travel was en-
t,rclv stopped to-day not only on the La
fayette, Muncie and Bloomington railroad,
hit also both ways on the Kankakce line,
which leases the use Of their track. ...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-02
Indiana.
TROUBLE on A WESTERN RAILROAD.

TROUBLE ON A WESTERN RAILROAD.
LAFAYETTE, IND. Nay 1.-The combined
forces OF the Toledo, Wabash and Western
Cincinnati, Lafayette, Chicago and Indian
apolis, and Cincinnati and Lafayette Rail-
road Companies, with six engines, made
two attempts last evening to push the engine
from the Lafayette, Muncle and Blooming
ton Railroad Company back westward off
the bridge. The Lafayette, Muncic and
sBlooming ton engine is chained to the track.
and has large, well-armed, and determined
guard to protect it.
The Toledo. Wabash and Western en-
CINE, standing with tender next to the
Lafayette, Muncie and Bloomington engine,
has pieces of wood placed under and be-
hind, so that it must go over II pushed
westward. Several gangs OF men have been
sent 70 remove the obstruction, but have
been warned by the Lafayette. Muncie and
Bloomington guard not to touch 1t at the
peril of kheir lives, and no one wishes to
take the responsibility or moving the wood
after being thus warned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-02
mississippi.

THE LAFE ASSASSINATION IN KEMPsas COUNTY.
JACKSON, MISS, May 1.-The following
additional account has been received OF
the affair in Kemper county on Thursday
evening John w. Gully, prominent citl-
zen OF kemper county, was assassinated by
an unknown party, and there was intense
excitement. Every means was resorted to
to discover the perpetrators. Saturday two
colored men made affidavit that Benjamin
Rush, a white man, did the deed, and that
Judge Chisolm, who ran for Congress. on
the Republican ticket in the Third district
at the last election, his son, and Gllmer Ro-
senbaum, and Hopper, a prominent White
Republican, knew OF and instigatcd tho
crime. Chisolm and his son were arrested
and imprisoned at De kalb. Mrs. Chisolm
and daughter insisted on sharing their con-
tinement. .....
On Sunday Chisolm sent to Scoeba for
Gilmer, for whom 4 warrant had been is
sued, Gimer came, and on his arrival was
arrested, but Just as he arrived at the Jail
he was set upon by mob and killed. The
TAILOR was then overpowered by the mob,
who Immediately attacked Chisolm, mortal
ly woundlng him, and killing his Son. Miss
Chisolm, in defending her father, shot and
killed DR.. Rossli, and Mrs. Chisolm severely
wounded young Gully. a son Of Gully who
was assassnated. Miss Chisolm was Sc
riously wounded. Rosenbaum and Hopper
were carried to the woods by a mob to en-
tort from them the whereabouts Of Rush,
the alleged assassin Of Gully.
When last heard from, some weeks ago,
Rush was in Arkansas. 1t is supposed Ro.
senbaum and Hopper were hanged. It is
reported that horrible state of affairs is
existing throughout the section, and PEG.
pie are wild with excitement. Other hang
ings will probably follow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-02
FINANCIAL:
RlCHMoND STOCK EXCHANGE.


E3r - TUESDAY 5fay i, 1877
j sALEs.--425 Virginia deferred sold az ~; 1000
Virginia taS.raccisnbe coupons sold ct son. II
American Gotd-10G bsd.
,,si at soS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n 4o ssns9 Va sns
taI.receiyaDie coupons, Ssh I'D. '.sr . 1870.
! City Securtttes.-RichmODd city IS, I11z bid,
1T asked; Richmond city G's, S7x bid; PetsEs5Yrg
Lyneh5urE City ss, SIX bid; Norfolk city IS, 100
BID: Sortolk city Tater S. lo6 PIG; Norfolk sisy
s ss ss,eass
Virginia Central Railroad first mortgaGs 6a, j. ana
Jr 90 bid; Virginia Central Railroad third mort
sass es. and d. 7S5 hd; v,rgnia s S Hd Wiz VIZ
gipia Central Railroad nof-rnortgage $50: ana .
rs BID; Virginia and Tennessee Rnirope SECOND cor,
nesEee Sarcsd s dna T., 81 and
bid; Virginia and Tennessee 2airond funseT SIS, D..
and j. - bd' sonthsiae Rsroad Tss TomgagSS
sontl!side Railroad third mortge preferred Ssgi
first mort gage as, j. and j., So bid; Norfolk aa
Peter burg kasroud first mortgage Ss. j. and D.,
bid; PettfsbErY Railroad second mortgage Ss, ~
rss mor Ssn SIS M and %" o. ios 3d. richmond
assd Potomac Railroad mortgage S's
}, and d. 100 ka;, ITO asked; Rsuimond, Erede-
and j., % bid; Orange and Alexartria Railroad
first mortgage 6s, NJ asd N, 90 askefs; Orange and
Alexandria Railroad second mortgage S's, j. and D.,
II bid, TAI asked; Orange and Aexanssfa Railroad
third mortgage S's, II and ~, SO askeas Rtchmond
and Danville railroad consolidated 6's M and NJ e
bid, "a asked Piedn9nt Railroad first mosfgage Us
Il. and o., 81 bid, S5Sasked.
Canal Bonds.-JameS river and Hanaisha Ganal
first mortgage 8's NJ ural n, 40 bid; Jatfes River
and Kanawha Canal second mortgage 6s, d. and
NJ 204 bid --.,,,
Raitroad Stocks.-Ri,ssmond, Fredericksbsr and
Potomac Railroad six per cent. guarantess. iUo
pay, go bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg a9d rolo-
lE1c Railroad seven per sent. guaranteed, lyO par,
Seg bid; Richmond and nsnville Railroad lNo pal,
= Md: ScabOard and Roanoke Railroad c0rseeon,
100 par, SO asked; Seaboa af and Roanoke RAILROAD
qua rsnt eed, ] 90 par, Ito asked.
Bank Stscks.-First National, 100 par, ID $50,
Natronal Bank Of Virginia. 100 par, 81 as'sedi
CI,izsssr 25par, 24 asked.- , -,
rInr, 70 pstr, 40 bid; yirgiiais State, 20 par; ~
asked; Virginia Home, 100 par, 95H bid. 100 ASKED
Serchap and Mechanic, foe par, 92 asked; Graz
he Insurance Company 100 par g asked; , Soh.
Fire Association, rs par, 2 aIked; Pied|
mont and'AringtOn Life, 100 paT l0I 6id;
Neutrality-suspicious. River and hana"m
Packet, 12;S par. 81 bid.