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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-10

SALE or A wELL-KNowN cAVE-ho'-cAoL-
yrA-SnNs OF JoNADAB-ACcIDENr-P
SoNAL-p0LITICM.
CORRESPONDENCE OF the Richmond Dispatch.I
AUGUST 8, 1873.
Yesterday the well-knowp .!Cave OF the
s.vcn Fountains "a natural curiosity as
,rc,t a. Viewers Cave, and only separated
Tro,n il by a few Yards OF earth was SOLD at
,nc,ion hv It's owner, Mr.. L. Pirkey. The
covr farming land, and hotel sold for
:: zoo and were purchased by Mr. Abra-
ham Mohter. the owner OF Wcyer's Cave.
The cave taxes its name from the existence
within il OF seven springs OF icc-cold water.
The hoc-cholera is prevailing to con-
.;drrable extent in the. ncighborliood OF
Eurke'S mill. in this county, ana Mr.. Samuel
. ;;vrrs has ro2n heavy loser by 1t.
The Sovereign Council OF the Sons OF
.Jon1aab Of The United states meets In this
city on the 18th Of September.
The horse OF Robert Hildebrand ran away
1yhiin This gentleman was returning nome
from rLa MIIler.School opening in Albemale
"wednesday. throwing Mr.. Hldebrand frcn
his buggy, breaking his shoulder and jaw
bone, and >calpiug his forehead. Inc
;niurcd man was taken 10 neighDor
house.
The Stonrwall Band, OF this city. have re-
cciycd an iavitation TO participate IN the
. ceremonies OF unyeiling the monument to
The Confederate dead at Danviile on the 81
OF September. This band has commenced
series OF opcn.air concerts, the first OF which
wa. attended by over 800 persons.
Captain James III. Waters has been
elected by-thc Council rs magistrate for the
Second Ward in place OF Mr.. j. S. Gillian,
resigned.
There is nothing new 10 note in the po-
Utica! outlook OF the Seventh district. Two
OF our canditlaies-Judge Harris anu Rev
Dir. Ma>scv-Wcrc ut the Miiler-Schoo
opening. in Aibemarle, Wednesday, where
they were shaking hands with many con
StitucntS. Tenn.
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Interview with General EARLY.

HIS VIEWS OF LEE, ST0NEwALL JACKSON,
GRANT. IND FITZ JOHN PORTER.
from the Lawrence American, August 6th.l
During recent trip through Southwest
ern Virginia, one evening after supper. re-
turning to the station we found Knot OF
people, mostly passengers on the train, SIT
ting on the Yeranda, chatting and smoking
together with that perfect ease and freedom
which is characteristic in that region. Our
attention WAS soon drawn 20 one OF the
group, who, although more taciturn than
the rest, seemed the centre OF attraction
man past the middle OF life, with long,
full white beard, slightly STOPPING
frame and with, 4 restless black eye,
which ever and anon seemed 10 be
looking for something in the far dis
.tance. Feeling confident that lie was some
person OF note. we turned to colo. ed per-
son who stood By and in an aside asked,
"Nyho is that MANI" ''Dat are Gineral
Early, SIR; was the reply. Among those
sitting near the General were several who
appeared to he acquainted with him and
who soon engaged him in conversation con-
corning the war and the merits OF the dlf-
fercnt generals on both sides. Being qucs-
toned as to whether or not StoneWal Jack
son was a better officer than Lee, he replied
that, as commanding generals, they could
not be compared. Jackson was no judge
Of men, and could never pick out good
subordinates; his strong points were his
promptness to obey any order, however
difficult, his great personal bravery, and his
exceedingly strict discipline, He never
con sidered what obstacles lay between
the order from his commanding general
and the execution o! it, but went straight
at the enemy, with perfect assurance OF sue
-aI nj
John Porter-Pope controversy, he replied
that be was confident that Porter was right
in not attacking wien commanded to dU So
The order was to attack Hill on his right,
which could not be done without first crush
ing Longstreet, whose line partially over
Tapped Hills, and who was further advanced
than Fill. This he regarded as conclusive
evidence that Pope knew nothing OF the
position OF either hne, but was fighting at
haphazard. General Lee he regarded as
the greatest general on either side. We
hoped some one would ask him what he
thought OF Sheridan. but no one yentured
it, remembering, doubtless, the fact OF the Sc
we're drubbine which General Early received
at his hands in the Shenandoah Valley. Being
asked his opinion OF Grant, he said, g Grant
is great general, but as cold-blooded as
ever old Napoleon was" Here the engine
bell rang, announcing the fact that the track
was clear, and we were soon rafting away
through the Valley, feeling we'll repaid for
our detention by the opportunity Of seeing.
and hearing SO noted a person as General
Early. Although the conversation was in
no sense a political one, yet the General oc-
casionally dropped remarks which showed
him TO be still bitter toward the North and
the Federal Government -sentimen which
seemed 70 mud no favor with the majority
OF his auditors,
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yEGETITE.
XTEGET1NE

acts ALTERAT1yE-that Is, 1t increases all the
natural secre,ions Of the body; SUCH for instance,
us the mucous secretion, the gastric juice, the lynn
pra,ic Juice, etc. favorS their eNlalation from TIE
skin, spftcns those portions OF the human tissue
which have become hard and ca!ioused by dlse'sc'
causes the absorption of all morbid growts REDUCES
abnormal thickening In membranes or tissues, ana,
above ALL cieanses the blood, drives out all impurt-
ties and poisonous faint, and slowly but surely pro-
duces an even balance and proportion of all Its Gle
meuts. 1t works always in conjunction with Ma
,urc and when the processes Of Nature are OPP
posed and retarded, it espouses her cause WIN more
yi.or and seeks TO do what she Is unable to accom-
plIsh. If corruption has found entrance in the
blood-as in scrofula. erysipelas, or other
skin and constitutional diseases-fEGETlSEa acts as
q counter force. delays It's development, and finally
drives II out through the proper channels of emi-
nation H. Us in rheumatic and neuralgia troubles
there Is an of f6Tin In the hfc.cirrent, IL
uuicklv reduces this and puts all The elements III pro-
nouionaie harmony. For this reason has NEGE'
TINE gained the reputation Of being the most sue
cesst,.g blood-purifer of the age.
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BALTIMORE.
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND,ELOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, Augusu9. 1878.
oFFFPIEGS REPORTED To SECRTTARy

OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT hitc, 1850 bushels. BED, $3.50
salsfcls.
CoRN.-White, Ia, bushels.
OATS.-234s bushels.
SALha REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT:-4fhte. 60 bushels at 81 l1G bushels
Sood at - 26u bushels very good, II Sl.0j: SO
bushels AT S2c; 57S bushels common ut SOc--toal,
bushels IT S2c.; 20 bushels very goDd Lancastecat
9Sc.: 81 basliels Full at 90c.: &c bushels Futz.at
&c; 80 bushels Frlz ii 90c: Al bushels FulH,at
SSc.: so bushels psixcd 1t Sl.Gzt; l.454 bushels
mixed on private terms: L bushels at SIC Ii
bushels at 92c. lSS bushels ut u; "a bushels at
95c.: Is } bushels ut SIC 10 bushels ut S5c.: 40
bnshcls Eul!Z at soc: 300 bushels Fultz at s5c.:
bushels FEtZ 1T Soc. 90 bushels Fuliz ~ IOc.
$40 bushels Fult. ut 81; 90 bushels Lancaster al
Sl.OG: so bushals very good Lancaster at 81. QJ:
80 bushels good fultZ ut a5c.: 46 bushels gair
Fultz 81 SSc. Ed bushels good Fu!tZ at Soc: luS
bushels tnltz At 81: $50 hu.;iAs Fulz at 90c.: 10
bushes Fuitz 81 SOC; 0G5 bushels FuIz at 95c.;
IGD hl<.es roo.i fuilz at LIZ: 1870 bushels prime
Full 1t 81: 30 bushels ttr FuIiz ut sOc.; SO
bushels. choice FnZ private terms: 10 Bushels
good Lancaster 1T ) OF: al ushes common Lam
70 bushels comrhon Futn 1T SSr.: log bushels
colalnou fialZ at soc; 81 bushels FulA y: 9Oc.;
56hushels FNllz a. Soc rs bushels very good Lam
mon Fultn III S3c.: l2Ss hug heels good Lancaster at
$l.U5: 2Ga bushels COED Fu ;tz at s7c: "a bushels
common Enliz at Soc: ens' cls very good lancaster
50 bushes Fultz at o5c-; Il bushels Fni,S at Soc.
40 bushes FGlZ at que: 60 bushels Futz 1T 90c.
:2S bushels tuitz at 9pe- G2 bushels good Fuz At
i97c.; lsS bushels tar F1llz at s2c: 40 bushels
ar 81: so bushels c'!Itllr FGtZ ut 00c bushels
fair EmilZ 1T Soc: 40 bushels common Lanca>ter
ut csc: bushels Common Eultz at 96c.-to;sl
6,9osi b,lsrels.
CGsES.-White;a 40 bushels very good at SIC.
OaTS.-2S bushels winter 1T Ace; zoe b.shels
winter at 3Uc.-oe;ol. 234 bushels.
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, August 9.-MeXican affairs
were again discussed in the Cabinet to-day.
The result was instructions to the Secretary
OF War to issue an order reiterating the
provisions OF that already existing, re-
During our forces to protect the property
OF Americans on the Rio Grande at all haz.
ards; il necessary to pursue raiders into
Mexico. it is to be done, no matter What
show OF resistance is made.
Senator Thurman LETT here to-day for
Ohio. He will speak at Hamilton on Tues
day.
a telegram to the In!ernal-Revenue Com
missioner to-day from Knoxville, Tenn,
reports that in another effort to seize the
illicit still Of Hutsel Amarine parties in
ambush fired upon the officials. and John
Cooper. son OF Collector Cooper. was fatally
wounded
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Destructive Tornado in Connecticut.

WALLINGFoRD, Conn, August "a ter
rible tornado passed over this place at
O'Clock this evening, and blew over houses,
uprooted trees, and caused the greatest de,
VISITATION. 1t is estimated that the killed
will number twenty, while the wounded
will reach twice that number.
The tornado was confined to q belt
about half a mile wide. 1t came
up in almost second, and seemed
to last only moment. BY actual count
forty dwellings and fifty barns we're demol.
ished. Most Of those killed were crushed
by falling houses. . Fires were commune
Gated to the ruins in many cases by lamps
and stoves, and, but for the rain, the horror
OF the affair would have been greatly iii
creased.
Physicians have arrived, and Governor
Hubbard has been telegraphed to asking
that the local militia company be called on
! to render aid.
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YEGETINE
VEGETINE
AL TIE r A TT Y Z.
SAFE AND SURE.
Nr. Il. z. SterenS:

u =. n. {. DtETtWo.
InlS72 your VEGET1NE was recommended 10
me- and, Yielding 10 the pcrsllasiohs OF TREND L
consented TO try it. At the time was suffering from
general debility and nervous prostrat1on, Superln-
duccd by overwork and Irregular habits. Its won
dprful STRENGTHENING and curative properties seemed
to affect my dcbiiated system from the first dose;
and under its persistent use rapidly recovered,
Since then have not hesitated TO give VEGETINE
my.most unqualified endorsement IS being q safe;
sure, and powerful agent in promoting health aud
VEGETiNE Is the only medicine use and as long
as | live never expect 10 find u better. Yours,
truly, o ,.M,. III 1919, j.,
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The elections in Hungary have resulted
in the choice OF one hundred and sixty
Liberals. or supporters OF the Austrian
Government, while twenty-four Of the
United Opposition and twenty-one Of the
extreme Left have been chosen. Herr
T;sza, the chief Of the Hungarian Ministry,
was defeated by the Radicals ut Debrec2in,
but will probably be returned from some
constituency where second BALLOTS neces-
sary.
The work on the Eads jetties has been
suspended in consequence OF the yellow
fever breaking out among the Workmen.
Seven cases had occurred, with one death.
when panic caused the dispersion OF the
men. The engineerand gang-iorenan LOOK
the boat on wednesday. Many OF the LABOR
crs have arrived at New Orleans, and two
were admitted to the Charity Hospital. The
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and his wife and daush-
ter are down with the fever.
The post-oftice at Ballman's. Louisa coun-
ty. Va, is discontinued for want OF eau
didate. The papers so to Bentiyogllo, Aipe,
marie county. Samuel p. Davis is appointed
postmater at Lick Run Bridge, Botetourt
county, Va, DICE Henry G. Douthat, re-
signed. j. a. Davis is appointed postmas-
ter at Tunstalps, New Kent county, va,
vice j. L. Richardson, resigned.
Thursday was the hottest day OF the sea-
son at Omaha. The thermometer ranged at
over 1000 in the shade, and four cases OF
sunstroke occurred. A fatal result was
feared in one case.
At Chicago Thursday morning TWO steam
fire-engineS running to fire came in COLI
sion at the corner OF street. George Rau,
a fireman, was killed, and Fireman shaugh-
messy badly injured.
The Hon. William S. Forster, member OF
Parliament from Bradford, well known as
Liberal leader in the Commons, designs
visiting America during the autumn.
The explosion OF a powder-magazine at
Fraterri on Wednesday killed fifty-ive and
wounded thirty-one, mostly Russian sol
diers attached to the garrison.
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zs sssss; saIio nv e reans
ss .,a L,sss Is .,s ase Zoe sss
Sugar Crushed IS 80 IS
RSee Iemerara. 100 10s1c. -.
Bosp !: Common. 5ea7c.: best washing. 71sasSs
io asas is Maes ssa asne. Ss, Isl
imperial. sI.lO@s1.60;; snnpowd 1.4sesi.i1
for strictly choice. g
Iffdes. Leather. &c.
Rdes: Srecn. 4sse.: DRY salted 12@1 sc.: d.
ant. dS9 lse; wet sailed Hes sAise's s1.A-
Isst%er Sole leather. oak. se leather
ss hssss 1000 ssa ep ogs5 s
essn'rE Ers asSss s;,s ah sasse
-,D N-s' IRON. Steel. Nails. sc.
yrsn American refined. Old Dominion. "a
az s-1oc. y NJ: English and American sheet SO
iros Virsinia coai.nlss; Ia. charcoal s2sassS
waszs-blass cs,arcoal. 24@s2s: Pennayyanis s,,-
Nsiss: Old Dominion, s2.4O per reg Tor stand-s;
aro-t,atts ten-Dennv: other sizes extra.
Pie,egh- Castings: wholesale, 4@4Hc.; reaa1.
fsse: : anlIha- best. 14@l &C.: Jute. 5000.
Regs: Aixed cotton, 1ac.; white. 2iiac.; woonens
Lumber. slaves. sc.
E,rya,n poplar az s1250@s2S ? LOO: e Rlns.
ioiss- sE2@sls: according to lengths Shingteso
Pilse. S2.50@$5: cypress six-inch, S7:S0M$l0
lGSe- Laths-Spnt; 81 so; sawed, S2-2S@$2-Se
iSspss Wbiskey-h barrel timber green. 81 M$20x
600: seasoned. $20@S25 5 1000, Flotr-barrel
timber SSG$7.50 q 1000. Flour-barrel poles ~
as: hosshead-hoops, no demand; hickory hoops
Liauo1a, wines, SIC.
Ats: Scotch, best brands, pints $2@s2.25 .
dozen, eDld.
srasadiss: Domestic. $l-2s@s2: fruit. $1.l0@
s1.sB; apple. new. tl.75@*2; old, $2.25@S3;
Visytnta peach. S26I3z-50.
RIs WhiskeVs: Medium. 81. 5oGf2: pure old, 81
@sS9; Virginia mountain, new, *Z9$2.o0, Ulds
$350fsS3.50 and upwards
t:ses: Domestic. Sl.25ms2: imnorted, SS 3 case.
1Sao Bnginnd RUM Sl.a0G9$1.6o.
Rsetlfed Whisxsys: Market quiet proof, el.2U
Lieorice.
Licorice Paste: j. G. & Co.. SIC: r. r.. Csc:
4. .. G.. 23c.; r.. & Co, 2ic.: r. s. 25C.: Anchor
2Tc.: A. G.. c.. &c: G. y G.. 2sc.; 6. Z. Eagle
asSe. &C. c. W.. 35e.. no brand Tic.
Hill.Feed.
ShiDstuF: S5@40c. p bushel; $40 = ton.
BrnlcnStug: 27ta30c. "A uushei: $50 p ton.
Wheat Bran: 20gde25c. = b'lseI: $50 q ton.
Cora Braa: l7c per bushel; Sl5@slS 9 ton.
I Powder, Shot. &c.
K Fuse: Toys mining. 35e.@s1.25 a 400 feet.
P0trder: 1915 by the live kegs-lesS than I've
kegs, 1926: Blasting. S3.25@sS3.50.
/ Shot: Hcsthern, ~. t0@$2.2J p bug Of % fbe.
/ Grtna$sa@.sS: lAfG2&c. = ID.
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Re~et.a mt Toronto, Canada.

TORONTO, August "a regetta will be
held at Barrie Monday and Wednesday.
Among those entered for the single scull-
race are Hanlon, Wallace Ross, Plaisted,
Frencby johnson, Evan Morris, Pat. La
Their, Harry Coulter, Riley, and number OF
other professional oarsmen. Fifteen hun
dred dollars will be given in prizes, indie
pendent OF the consolation match, $1,000
being given for the open single scull-race.
Courtney is expected to act as referee.
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Eot Vet Delivered Tn.

BosToN, August 9.-The acquisitions for
the delivery OF FL. II. Kingston, who was
arrested at Wesfeld, have not yet reached
the Executive Department; though they
may come to-day, Us telegram was received
this morning from the Governor OF South
Carolina stating they had been sent.
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a Observation-Disclosures Victory,

CONCORD, n. H., August 9.-The bill
allowing women TO vote in school meetings
passed the House OF Representatives yes
terday. 1t had previously passed the Sem
ate. This Is the first substantial Legislative
victory won by the woman-suhraSists OF
New England.
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r.rr,bIo s.eambont Explosion.

COLUMBUS, MISS, August "a terrible
accident occurred near Waverly, seven miles
above here, this morning. A little steamer
on the Bigbee river named the Fanny ",
owned by colored men, exploded her boiler,
severely iniuring the captain and eng ineerr,
who are not expected to live. All on board,
numbering eight or ten. were badly scalded.
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Serious EmiIroad Accident

CHICAGO, August ga passenger train on
the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy rail-
road coming north, at Riverside, this
morning struck a mail train which was
switched on 4 side-track, iniuring several
persous-none seriously except baggage
man named Holden, who had both his legs
broken.
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yEGETiNE WILL CURE RHEUMATISM.
URBANA, O., February 10, Il

Mr. H. II. SterenS. Boston, -ndSS.:
Dear Sir--I feel greatly indebted TO your excel
lcnl mcdicin, NEGETIEE. for what 1t has done for
me. have been subjected 10 rheumatism all my
life Was attacked with IL three Years ago ana SUI
ercd terrible pains in my chest. back, and limbs Tor
siA or eight months, ut which time commenced
using VEGErINE on the advice Of 4 frelId who had
becn entirely cured By il. had scarcely used half
bottle until the pain had left me, and my general
health began improve rapidly under The influence
of this great blood-puriier. / had also suffered
treadfuy from y nasal catarrh for seven or eight
wears After taking the first bottle Of VEGETINE
noticed 4 change for the better. The constant pain
and heaviness that had my eyes Tor years dis
appeared. and the discharge Of nlucs from the head
ceased My appetite got better, and strength seemed
cannor be said in It's favor and always take plea
sure in recon nendng II TO my friends who may be
suffering from any disease of the blood; for ! feel
satisfied If they Try it, they sure of cure. am,
very respectfully, yours, >: II. RhODto,
Manager Western Union Telegraph,
Urbana, Ohio.
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Trarlaps Attack u Railroad Train.
Heavy Failure.

SAN FRANCISCO, August "a Stockton
dispatch states that fifteen tramps attempted
to board the wcst-bound train last evening,
but were driven off by the train hands. The
tramps assaulted the hands with clubs and
stones, and the leader fired two shots at the
rear brakeman. The latter returned the
fire, inflicting mortal wound. The brake
man was exonorated by the coroner's jury.
j. L. Mansfield, OF Winters, Yolo county
grain dealer, has failed. Liabilities,
CD IN nm
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PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST 8, 1875.

PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST 8, 1875.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel. Mayo. Norfolk, United Stars
mail. mcrchan !l.e and passengers. l.. IL. TatI,ln-
agent.
Steamer George II. Stour. Pierce, Baltimore, mer-
handse and passengers. II. 7. Douglas. agent.
Schooner j. j. Pharo, Soper, New York, hight, lie
StO0r., AGENT.
schooner Daniel Brtton, somers. Kennebec, Ice,
4. g. BaDcGck. .
Scnaoncr Archer and Reeves, Smith. Kennebcc.
ice, james G.. Smith.
SAILED.
Steamship Wyanokr. Couch. New York merchants
disc and passengers. q. w. Allen X Co.. agents.
Steamer j. ". ErcrInan. Platt. Philadelphia mer-
cl,aus!Isc and passengers. j. W. McCarrtck agent.
schooner A. VI. Edwards, Cordery, Philadelphia,
coal, Curtis ( Parker.
MEMORANDA.
schsoue. John Mcdonnell, Mckendree, hence, AZ
Philadelphia August 7th.
Schooner Francis schubert, Cranner, hence at
New York August 7th-
Schooner A. Z. Benton, Dudd, hence, at New
York August 7th.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK August 9-Arriyed: Barkama. Ar
rived ont: Pedro. Plaudolai, RanayoIa
NEW YORK. August 9.-Arrived ouL' Sity u
New Iors, Enlnore, Glisiapd.
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BuFEaLO EITHEEA WATER.
CASE OF THE REV. j. B. DEY,
OF BOYDTON, VA.

Colonel Thomas r. Go0de:
About three years ago, after long previous Ill.
health, suffered nervous exhaustion SO complete
rs TO be com PEELED TO abandon my ministerial abors
with but little hope OF ever being able 10 resume
thenl NV attendant symptoms were Dyspepsia 10
such extent as to subject Inc TO the strctest de
dropsy, difficult respiration, and great mental de-
preston. Some months ago commenced the use
Of the BUFFALO LITHIA WATERS in small
quantities. and have heen for the past three weeks
visitor at The Springs. Under lis continued use |
have experienced a steady improvement in al my
distressing symptoms until may almost say that l
am in perfect health. have been able 10 resume
my clerical labors being now in regular connection
with nv Conference, and am disharging with more
case than for years before the various duties devoly-
ing upon me. My restoration gratefully attri-
butte, under q kind Providence, 10 the wonderful
action OF these Waters.
Very respectfully, y. B.DEf.
BUFFALO LITHIA SPRINGS. August u, 1878.
IAN 2.aod4ti
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Murderer Respited.

KNOXVILLE, August 9.-George Howell
(negro), sentenced to be executed at Green
vile to-day for the murder OF Joseph Mar.
tin IN December, 1877, has been respited
until September 9Th.
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CHESS EMINENT.
T AnE AND SICK HORSES EG

ZGA
PRONOUNCED INCURABLE CURED FREE OF
COST.
CHESS LINIMENT IoDIDE AsIMoSIA:
spayIns Splints, Ripgbones, Lunches; Lhorough-
,ns snrunp X ecs cured without beniish. Strains,
shoudt r Lameness, NaStcular Disease, shoe bois-
cure guaranteed. texa,,a ),
~e ~ DIR. WILLIAM n. GILES.
12Q west Broadway. New YORK.
Use only for horses the linimcnt in yellow wrap
pers Sold by all druggists.
Wholesale agents, PURCELL, LApD < 20 s,u,
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK,

new York, August 9.--GoId opened at l5aH.
Eeaa.-Stocks slightly Cd. Money, per cent.
Gold 1908. Exchange-LoIg, fS23; Short 1864.
Stale bonds quiet. Governments firm.
EUening.-Money easy at ~ per cenk Gold
steady At 100,4. Govern mcnts quiet and steady
new SIS, 1905. States dull.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Auessst s.-Virgina 6's. cid, 90:
deferred, 81: cousoIs. 54a: second series. 2sH
pas.-ddc coupons, 81, Norti, Carolina S,s, old
lUQ; new. 8; special tax. !. Bid today.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY, August 9, 1878.
The b2aa KS to-day comprised 27l hogsheads and
8 tierc The offerings 1T auction on Change were
Sc raa, cages; of which number 81 were taken i'll
and the remainder sold at prices ranging from
81. 20 to 1913.
We continue 10 quote:
NEW DARK.
Lugs.- Common TO medium, $l.50@S2; medium
| to good. S3a S4
LeGf.-Colnmon, 1905; medium, $5@6; good,
$SG9S10; tine, $l1@$14.
BRIGHT.
LugS.-Common colory. S3MS4.
FIilers.-Common. S4M*5; medium, $5@S7:
good. S7mSIo: tine, SlOmS13.
Smokers.-Cominou. S7GSS.50: medium. 500
*1l: good, $l0@*l3; fine, 3l5@slS; fancy, sic
G$22.
M:2j: good $30@345; Tine, $G0@S7c; fancy,
S75@S9O.
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