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Notes From lhs -Beliast News
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" ~ AANAsNNsEH
Ths Bslaa M L1ns, q Jaly ~, n
bOsieinE ths Tiii. Of Anlrieaa FREE Ma.
Ioos 70 IrelGhd, Gays tbsy rsseAsd Belfast
90 he sOth. Ths Sir EnIEhh SsrS
hIDdsonsly sHtsrtainsd At R.siskillsa,
and a Ssfis Of resolutions Tor Ire ISsPi-
lSliIy oI The Irish MAaons we're Ad5ptsd
iBy'tHE AmEfIeI1i. TdI HzzG Lac. 10.
isrrIng to ths4tss, aySi79J7
Bsiors The yacht reSehs1 castlseaH
EylI, yhsFs ths party taok = IpseihI tyain
Tot DSffI, GehsfAf CohnLt6eF Sir LsS
8. smith eAiisd kis Americas bFelhrsn
tosSthsr. Nhsn thFes ehsas vsrs EiVrn
for The Rhnistiiisn brsthrsu. PrSTious
70 the departure Of he bFsthTtn,
Dr.. X ". Armstrong, Of Ihs isesdry,
Bsllssk, presented item With : nun
bsF Of btIutiful plsls eonlaininz MG-
IoEie deiyns, reEnrdiDg which the
Ahegbepy CounlH6sfy drew up the fol.
loving aekboSie4Gmsni: Among many
PlsASAst Incidents oecnrripE 70 % on our
pilgrimage nons Il brighter than The IN
expected and unssl6bh action Of our
irishd hhd brother, Robsrt y Armstrong,
Of B4llssk, 10 lie coaHly FsrmAnAEh.
Yisililg his b<iShboFhood - strangsrs,
and having no claims uPoa biz Tine OF
kindness, re Fsrs, bsT1IhslesI, nLdS hil
dtbtOEA 70 such degree that He lei ys
can never tgiiy repay The debt. HiA 10
lShed and sTquisits ,memeBtO, wrought
out through pGtiept toll, and With marked
originality and skiii, viii b kept and
TREASURED By % 20 long u We keep Life,
and Whenever sen Hnd VhithsrlosTSf We
10 il shall remind uE that 4 bfothgrh
hLnd mSds II, Lnd brothers heETt IuE.
rested II. All that eab Be- Iaid By Us IL,
that be lives 10 his act and has sent his
nA9,e, and JEAtsEbAl lefliRg iltu homes
LDd families which. though divided from
him By an ocean, are linked 70 him By IN
lbdisl6uble lie, And wilt receive him a
their fIsiids viii all The warmth. which
gratitude and love can prompt. And a
he travels on through life, cheering the
hearts Of otterS BY hlA beDsfleiions, and
liRhlenlpg the labor and struggle Of life
by bis kindness, may hi pathway grow
brighter undl'i ShSll melt away into
thai taprenS llghl and tiie which ls the
reward, a il i The home, Of the Just and
the good. And may be and bis Be blsssed
even With the bleisihg Of the promises
May ihii sInpls tnL2tS Of thanks, given
from Allegheny CommAndeTy Ho!36, Of
Allegheny CITY, Pennsylvania, be accept
ed BY him IN that spirit which prompts
lita offering, and be one flower in thai
I. chaplsT which nothing but love car
WeGys.H Alter leaving EnnlIkillen, the
party proceeded 10 PoTlruIh, and having
yiiited the Giints CauseWly, left for Be-!
fAit, where they arrived, a already stated
90 Saturday, and drove 70 the Queens
Hotel They leave for Glasgow this
evening, but before departing Il l. their
intention 10 yisit all The places Of inter
est 10 and around the town.
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mar.halI County Crop.

There sre complaints IRON some OF our
Msfs1lll county farmers that With ali
the pronl,s Of tie LsnIOn. .tbs crops o.
uheEt Gbd oab are not up to the aTsraRs.
Ar.gCOeEaJns, one Of the bss! farmers aud
oNnsr Of one o. the beat farms In the
county, cut eleven hundred dozen Of
wheat Which when lhraSbed yielded but 4
little over four hundred bushsls, which
WAS at least ons.6ith lees than his last
ysArs yield. The potato crop in the i'm
mediate vicinity Of MoundavilIs Il eel
dSRa a failure owing to want Of rain
aud also to tbs raVages oil the new pest
which made lie appearance tbs year,
The corn crop, TOO, has suffered consider
ably BY drouih and will not be up to the
GVSrSgs. We called the attention Of
our Granger friend 10 the fact that
the alluylal lRnds Of Marshall in the
ylSlnity q MoundsVills required more
than the GysrAgs amount Of rain Hs com
pared With other parts Of the comfy.
While admitting this our friend still
msintSinsd that acre Tor acre tho crops
for the whole county were not up to the
average Of last year, but that the iucrsas'
Cd acreage Of planting would make the
aggregate footing up Of bushels about the
same a last year. 40 ,Ur
The farmers generally through the
county are feeding the small potatoes to
their hag; they are doing so TO greater
extent than usual. By the way there
linn better feed for starting hogs to fat
ten, and the use Of them greatly reduces the
uuouEt Of corn necessary 10 complete
the issdipg, The quality Of the meat Is
AlIo said 70 be greatly improved. For
mich COVE potatoes are n valuable addi-
ton TO the stock Of iced, and the wonder
is that 80 many farmers In seasons Of
low prices either do not dig up their
potatoes or, having dug them up, allow
them TO rot, falling entirely to appreciate
their value as food element for stock,
Polaloea as crop have one yalusble
feature above oil others, and that is that
every year ha, to take care Of itself
Last years crop never becomes an els-
ment Of calculation in estimating the
food resources Of the country. Taking
ons year with another for a series, We
doubt II the farmer raises any crop that
pays better than potatoes.
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The Eclipse from Pixies Peak

The Eclipse from Pixies Peak
General Myers had very kindly sdyls'
ed our party where, and how, to look for
The coming shadow, and We had taken
our station on the northern edge Of the
summit several minutes before the period
of total observation Of the suns disk.
Without the aid Of glass the eye could
al This time distinctly note thu ShiRmer'
ing Of the bright sunlight on the noun
tains, more than one hundred miles to
northwArd. Suddenly ne observed them
disappear, and great wall Of darkness
stretehipg Out on either aide as far a the
eve could reach, concealed them from US
with iucoueeiVable rapidly the shadow
swept towards us, It's front clear black
line, bordsred With fringe Of yellow
II bid from sight range after range Of The
more distant mountains, and quickly
covered with AghRslly pail the peaks and
Ioo, hills and plains olose beneath US.
When the shadow reached and enyeloP'
al ia, the eye could dlmly, oulline the
nearer mountains and could single out
with strange distinclness the houses and
farms In the valley below. The sky over.
headed seemed heavy and leaden, and
every visible object was palild and ghast'
". The very shodoW seemed tangible
and 10 weigh upon US, but the horizon
NIIafouGd ua was brightly illumined BY
flashing rays OF red and yellow lightS like
those Of the Aurora. While we on the
peak we're atill enyeloped in the depth oil
The shadow, its upper line passed over
the tGr.oa range 10 the northWard, and
the clear sunlight Strucked the mounIainsr
and away beyond and through the dark
ness, they bnrst suddenly into view. In
an instant other and nearer mountains
appeared, and then The dimly-shAded
parks and the wooded Divide were bath
cd In sunlight, and the shadow rushed
past ul.
During the period Of darkness, the
yieW around Us was weird and terrible
but the sudden burst Of sunlight which
appeared upon the distant mountains, ~
thew seemed 10 spring up ins.antaneouSly
from the bosom Of the earth, was one Of
IN moot sublime and Joyous visions that
Il L ever given TO mortal eye TO witness
IL brought 4 sense OF relief and delight
and no one who saw II can forget 1t.
There vas one peculiar phenomenon Of
color connected with the approach and
disappearAnee Of the shadow OF total OBJ
seuration which perhaps may have some
scienlife value, aud be worthy OF note.
It was observed that along both lines oil
theshadoW, and especially along It's de-
mating edge perhAPS more distinctly
,han IL advanced line, there was we'll
je6ned strip Of yellow color, shading Of
into orange and light red. This appear
Hpee was we'll defined and bOrdsred the
dark lines like a fringe. These lines Of
color were noted BY, three or four per
sons, who all agree As to their appearance
viii some scientist tell Us why they were
there and what they indieatsI-C B. Lam
6orn IN PEpadelphia Pres. r
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a Ro,,s Rirht 10 whistle.

The Hartford, Conn, Poi says: IAN
interesting test case has been decided
ID Miadlslowu, this. State, which equals
10 Importance the famous baby carriage
case In New York. And although the
ratification Of the deeisiou cannot fail 70
lave a depressing effect, We feel bound 10
mint II Two boys were complained
ssainsl for the persistent and continuous
bIoWingoi penny whistles, the complain
Snt siaiine thAllt greatly annoyed him
and IN family. The boys were arrested
bronrbt before the justice, and dlsohar-
Fed o 70 on Whaling as before"
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TIRUsrEE's SALE OF
Acme Mower Co.'s Works,

KNOWN Al THB OLD MACHINE bHOh
By virtue Of = DEED Of Trust msda BY RdnBrd
Hobbs, lenioT, sod ArlbtllA bis vile, noah. W,
Bech md slllls A., bis vile, and JameI Bgggs and
MshitAbls, HE vile, 10 The uBjoRgnbd 1Iuslss,
dated January 9Th, iS71 and recorded 10 The efaeo
Of the Clerk Of the County Coart Of Ohio county,
West YlDEhil, 10 Deei Of Trult Book no. ., plsS
49, viii ell 81 The front door Of The Court HOuSe
u Ohio county, Woat VlTslhl', on
SATURDAY, the STAT day Of August, 1875,
Commsnei5VSt iOe'eiOeE a. n, the following DE-
IeItbsd properly, that Il 70 ayt LStl numbtFVd
Two bundrUd and nity-i0uT an1 tEo hundrpd md
hfty.hTe 10 Eo6 Ind ChlpnnSG addiuon 10 The tiiy
Of Whaling, Ohip ooupty, Wet YlTEihlI said los
~ ring 90 The south ode q wheeling Cruf, tngtlh-
e. With all Tho appuTtsnaneaa tharsto bslOnpbg.
Also the loloSlng desGibtd Plso9 Or plieel Of
llLd, situated on tic tank Of Wheeling trek, IN
the city Of Wheeling IlaIe,Ald, bounded a. ipl0WE
Commencing At point on Crescent rect one hun.
Eoh street; thehes running easiElrdiy abgut rev.
Gnty (7ol let, more OF Les, to twenty tfol feat
alley running trVm CrSsnsnt street 10 the erbsk;
thence ponhNardly fr0m nd CfflcsHt ttrttt 10
ths EIiGTI Of WbesllI CTesk; thsnes along the
lnoandsrI Of aid ere 10 The east llno Of l0t hum
berSd I've hundred and hily-dVS (t56l, thspeo
a0uthWaTdly With MD line 10 CrtIoent tfegt 10
Ihe place VI bsginnlBgj Together With 81 The
Embellishments and sPpuTtSnaneos 70 aid lotl Of
land Belonging. lH.I u.f-J A.
BslllnE . Trustee will convoy only the utl0
vested ID me byI ID deed Of trust.
TEAMS or BALl- Obe-LhlId oRih, The balance In
eTidsteed By n0isI barring interest from day, Of
nas the utlS 70 b. retained until payment In iulL.
WILLIAM J. W. cUWIEH, Jruitss.
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TRUsTEEB SALE

VI
By Virtss q losd Il traT ulds b. llnS
cunlnghAm ard May be vile % ne tlled ihe
f9lh day II OotnbaT, iBIi, ruooTdOd y pSed y
IFnal bo9k No u, pagCl e. . 4pu " q the lapd
Tecarib 81 Ohio county viii al Al tie iFunt door
u uhs Court HouIa d OkiO county o. 81 ,..
sATURDAI, The 1th day d SsPtsmbaI
CommsnelnE a 10 o'eloef A. ~, the following de-
HTihed pruPeriTi m nl5t 90 utaT Il La hnmb.f'
I'd ,IIIT.tGo n ChapllBS and u S Iddlti.u 70 lhs
eity q Wheslink Ohis county, state q West VII.
EinlA raid quarter lot bldg bounded - toloWE
bsEinning al Ihe nofih vet corner iEenty
EFVSt and tho alley bSIVasn NAN Hld AATnt and
paEAllsl thereto; th,nep vet Siih tha south line
% nd 10 and With tNOhly.iOurih street thirty
let shd hK tBehpa; thEnha nnrth On line PaIhlS
With Md alley hxiy-si1 ie0ii thence on Z line
pGfAllsl With twsutJ 'oHFth FtFuot thirty tet and
III lnthtl 10 the alley aforesaid; thetep alorg lho
west linz d nd alley e0ath tlItyshE ieet 10 The
place a beginning on lVenty.JOprih street. being
The sane property conveyed 70 Ihid james Cuhines
han By jams L Hollidiy and vile By doed dlltd
10Th February, lSTS, recorded 10 DsSd Book Nc.
o. pags 80 Ohio county. ~
Inc lls y believed y Be pa tset, bot ~ con:
ySy only such tue ~ Il vested 10 me BY the hult
deed. ...E. H. I'd 500. 500
TEans or aALE-RiEht hupdrsd and seventy ;
eve ddllaT eash IN hand, dght huBdTrd dollAfs IN
slght months, and the rUlldTe IN hLtoGn months
from dly Of ale, without lnIEfosl. A lien yillbo
retained In the DE- 10 1osuTu thu dti1Ied F1y'
msnil Of PufshAss money,
HufS j. D. EWING, Tfunea
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REPUBLICAN, CONGRESSIONAL
CONVENTION.

~ cSaytStIss Il ~ UbiSa Kspaliiab BsEiy
Il Ne BiBt Csupssbuasl DistIirt 4 We ViI.
dhh oh - ksli Il ~ lsSn 4 NSaB4HuIs,
NEItha1 bSSsiy, AuEass ~, 17s, ~ a. paTpss
II BsuinitinE = SISdiAsiS toS c0npsss, GnS do
iof b. trtEhsttnE d B1ch abr saIirsu y mIy
sstss bsi0tt The csnTtniiaB, ne uhioa Espal-
lteip ta1y q ~ Dlsihsi i NSusStsd % IpPslsi
JtEsJsis y ID CsaTSaiios ifsa IL CFuStsI
Ssspl4sAE he DlrtIist at Sosh uas aS4 IiIea -
az Ezii ths tssyta5ss1s 4 lie psspis q ~
bsEsai cSuhtiaA
~ OrstF 4 lhS HSp5blIoln E1sssiiFs cmniI.
~ Il he IhSt esGlraIliSail DilIfIst.
70 eEO. EDWARDS. oAiirEla.
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SATURDAY, August 10, 1878,

F9S'ihS pulpou q IsIseilhs dslrEilSi q rpitsssi
Ohia eoaBiy Ia lhs REEHblisIR congnslohsl Co.
'Sntias % u hid Ia NSaBda'IlI' 90 he ~ diy
Of August iSTL By order v he ......
saS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
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In he oOgHty cOpr, q oAiO cOaBtJ.
A'Hr'; q en"'A ncA.s..,

Mos hAy SLL -t. U
In FnnuAnes q The Autboriiy rSsiod IN ~ "
tedts entered b. ~ C0uT b ths lbstp Sltitha
cansg q 4 Pril iiA. 1915, WI ~ a IL lruli
doaF q ths ftEidsnte u Aehpa Ray, % th1 p tni
- hGUhJ sdTSrtiss1 y b S'id, "a
AnNDAY, tAS Sth dsI q ssP.snbsf, INA
P0rlnulnE al 10 OrloSk a, n, a pablle SustiOn 70
ikS 81 kSIi ara bSat biadF, he tFAgt n panel u
lGhd lJlRg Ahd laing situated % the Vllpfl u tlt
u WksgIlnf Cfpsk 10 Ohia b8ahiy, ID he halu q
WSSi Vl1iEia BOUNDED and dsaeTitod 20 lplioEE
RsEinnihS d . Itikg BEEf N elm tiugp eqrII e
RtASaiah fSaaEsF, md Nth his li1a = - ", 40
pollI "a StAkr uoTbsF q CllhSFtne lhEIid. tktnca
TiiA 6a lie s ~ L 81 polsi 70 ty0 lnEu mos
OufnsF % I'D Caiharins lhittd SOD gSsoph Rotisit
ihGDea Nth hDitets liBs y. ~ 4 ~ rails 70 =
pusAr ~ eorbsF 10 gsm0 AtAknFgl thehos y.
az ". lSt Polos 70 The boglaninI, cpntAinins ~
Acfei leiuS the sine plOp0fty Rflntnd and ronySy.
"a b. MoaIa Ray 10 0so y, CNldvpl By died u
trust dated Aprl Nlh, iBiS, and rpoUrdCd among
IL Pahlq h6d feosFda q "a county.
TiuU o. kALE-OhR-ghIFd Oi The parShNO
nhSty, Or sceh further sun = The puFehkssr nsy
slSet Z Pay, 10 hshd The Fu,l4as % I've eluAl 10
Itailmsoh paTahle respectively II obs and lSo
ysafI Fun The day a ssls Nith ihtsFVst hon tAat
aiJ, he ParShassI diving hlS bond EltA sPpietsd
psftonAl Ieurity iuT saeh Of The deiuipd install.
inSnlS, and The iiuu 70 b JSsTTod I'll he Whole q
the purchase Inoney d paid.
F-lt11.I n T I0HA n CALDWELL,
apocial commlal0nCT,
&c HEHVET, AnetI0BeGF. lySi.d4S
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SletS, AIA ZlsgtnjsldST's, Q. =, HTuSs' Dry GVoal
etsFG, raj % FltuFd5y AftgTpooB, bstNeo1 md
uAtiosk, q ths eandly school FOnm.
lha IrGlH Vii ISsVs he p. ", a ~. B. Z. DspOi
at o'loek an. AE91o,lt
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MASS CONVENTION.

ne BuSgl lens Of Ohis cOSay uili asSi Ia
MEs COuVSsiiaB At he C0lTt HOOSs Il ObiO cas-.
~, 1t 0oloek q. H,On--
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VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY.

FoURTH SESSION opens Bspt !. 1878, and
IL Close June !, ISL. 40 w..
Pes 10 HefirJ and seIsnube Department. t65,
Law, ti00 Medicine, St5; Tho o1y, SIS i'''
Board md lodging pH month, 80 70 IA 10 2
P1oissog, ~ IpIir9storS, d students lAAs yeI'
E6. For Gtalognsl add -
L G. GARLAND, ChancelloE,
auS Melville, Tam.
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NEW ApYERTlseMENTs.

w - sssFSsec sal.naEl ~ Ubasala ~
- Nica1liI, = - - saatatua 1anliI11l'I
~ - .. - 4. - Ynk-
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NfNE FARM FOR SALE

Huyrra RaeeSs totaSsssIs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-06
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
WEDNESDAY,, June 5, 1873.

american Gotd.-l09k bid.
State Observation-Disclosures cons0ls, 594 bid, 59a
certificates, bid; Virginia receivable coupons,
90 bid, Ban asked; North Carolina bonds, 10 bid.
City observation-disclosures city S's. j: and D.,
Norfolk city as, j. and j., s5 asked; Fredericks-
burg city rs, d. and NJ. 1O3 asked.
Railroad Bonds-Virgna Central Railroad
trail Railroad third mortgage 6s, J. and J e0x bid
e's, j. and j., seq bid Virginia and Tennessee Rail
ain!a and Tennessee Railroad funded Ss, j. and j.,
90 bid; Southsfde Railroad first mortgage preferred
8's, j. and j., I03 bid; Southside Railroad second
side Railroad third mortgage preferred SIS, J. and
r., SO bid; Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad second
mortgage s's, j. and j., 95 asked; Petersburg
iantic Missssippi and Ohio certificates, SO bid
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad first mortgage
s's, A. and o., 100 bid; fichmond: FTedericksourg
bid; Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
road mortgage 7's, j. and j., 99h bid; Orange aud
Alexandria Railroad first mortgage 6,s, NJ; and N,
mortgage SIS, J. and j., IS asked; Richmond and
Danville Railroad consolidated 6s, NJ. and n, ~
asked Piedmont Railroad first mortgage IS A. and
o., 81 bid; Richmond, York River ana Hhesapeake
Railroad Stocks.-Richmond Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad common, 100 par, 49R
bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
seven per cent. guaranteed, 100 par. 80 bid; Sea-
board and Roanoke Railroad common, 100 par, ~
Bank Stocks.-First National, 100 par, 115 bid;
Merchants National, 10U par, 80 asked; Union
Bank of Richmond, sc. par, 42H BID.
rine 25 par, 40 bids Virginia State 25 par, 29 bid:
Virginia Home, 100 par, Jos asked; Merchants
and i9G par ss asked sex iog Rar
mOnd Fire Association, 20 par, 10 DID.
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THE PREVENTION OF a
TERRIBLE DISASTER.

No disorders, excepting the most deadly forms OF
lung-di-ease involve such tremendous destruction
Of organic tissue those which fasten upon the Kid
neys. Such maladics, when they become chronic
land none SO liable to assume that phase) com
pletely wreck the system. To prevent this terrible
disaster recourse should be had upon the first mani
festaion of trouble. to Hostetters Bitters, which
experience has proved 10 be highly effective as q
means of imparting tone and regularity TO The or
gans Of urination as we'll as o,he liver, stomach
and bowels. Another bcnefclalresult of this medi-
cine, naturally consequent upon its dureic action
IS the elimination from the blood of impurities
which bepet rheumatism. govt, dropSy. and other
maladies BY increasing the activity Of the Kidneys
il judgments the depurative efficiency OF those or
cams, which are most important outlets lot inc
escape Of such impurities. Je4-Tu,Ih,SSH
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RAILROAD LINES.
Ca Ea 60 g Essss:sszsssa assssszssss
RICHMOND AND FETEnsgURGl

EUsf 81 S.z1---sztsf-ss .oSE--HES
RICHMOND AND FETERsDURGl
RAILROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, April7, 1878,
" trains On this road will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
$40 A. b.. THROUGH MAIL daily. connecnEg
for Charleston, Augusta, Columbia. sa-
Wa oneoe gael Sob,J aq Hn Mss9
and NIL points South and Southwest;
stops only ut Manchester and Chester.
1000 A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION daily Except
+ Sunday, makes close connection ut
Petersburg with the Atlantic, NiSsis-
sippi and Ohio railroad for Lynch
burg, FarmvtIle, and other local sta
lions on that road, making same
time as by any other line, Stops at all
LOS P. H., ACCUMMoDATIoN daily texc.p
Sunday. Passengers taking this train
will make ciase connection at Peters.
burg for Norfolk, and at Norfolk with
splendid Bay-lne steamers for Bllti-
more, Philadelphia. and New YORK.,
snd with the Old dominion steamers
4:l5 2. n, FREIGHT-caily texccet Sunday, WITH
lilo ?. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily texcept SUM
day., connecting for Weldon, VIII
mlngton, Charleston, Columbia, Au-
gusta, and Savannah. Pullman sleep
- ing-car for Wilmington and the South.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
o:2U A. r.. THROUGH MAIL daily texcep; Mon
day., connecting with Richmono, Fred.
sricksburg and Potomac railroad fcI
I'll points North. East. and West. Stops
only at Manchester and Chester.
1850 A. d., FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except Sun
day) with passenger coach attached
ll:55 A. NJ, ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN daily tex.
ccpt Sunday with passenger coach at
taohed.
ego p. A.. FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except Sum-
day). with passen GER couch attached.
$50 P. N. THROUGH Maj, daily, eonnecnas
with Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points Eaat
and West. Also, making close cennec-
ton with the Chesapeake and Unic
railroad for the Virginia Springs ua6
all points North and West. This train
stops only ut Manchester and Chester
Passengers for Clover Hill connect al Chester
daily Except Sunday by taking the 4:15 p II. train
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will STIR: fron
the Appanattox depOr.
EXCURSION TRAIN ut 4. NJ. ana 4:30 p. H.
EVERY SUNDAY.
ans a. SHAW SuDerlnIenderI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-06
HOME AND FOREIGN NEWS.
nv TELEGRAPH To THE DISPATCH

,orp,r OF THE TARIFF BlLI.-ISTEREsT-
nc PROCEEDINGS IN THE POTTER IN
vrsT1GATISG COMMIT EE Fatal
SHOOTING OF a LADY IN sAR s.N rs,!s,. n
y-TnE REVENUE BILL IN THE HOUSE
pERsoNAL-SENAToR JoHNsToN's
SPEECH AGAINST THE MATTHEWS TEXAS
p.cIrlc sILf--THE OREGON ELECTION
DEATH OF THE CHIEF CLERK OF THE
,.SrTEp STATES SENATE-THE GERMAN
rypERoR,s CoNDITION-THE EFFECTS
of HIS ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION
CROWN PRINCE FREDERICK WILLIAM
rpoc,, AIMED REGENT OF GERMANY
ARREST OF ALLEGED ACCoMPL1CES TO
THE AssASsINATioN-THE LONDON
"rIsfEs" ON ENGLAND'S TRIUMPH IN
DIPLOMACY. &C, &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-06
Mexico,

HAVANA, June 5.-The English mail
steamer from Vera Cruz brings the follow
ing: . @ a
CITY Of Merico, May 3O.-A lllibustering
party on the Rio Grande, mostly composed
OF Texans and negroes, have been driven to
the mountains. The Lerdist expeditions
on the northern frontier are hopeless.
Lerdo caunot depose President Daz. The
people sustain the latter. andaonly some
great folly committed by Diaz himself
overthrow him. It Is believed that no new
Minister OF Foreign Relations replacing
Vallarte will be named. The CHIEF clerk OF
the department will perform the duties.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-06
Indiana RepablicanS.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 5.-The Republican
State Convention have nominated Isaac
Moore as Secretary OF State. The resolu-
tons reatfirm the equality of all men before
the law. regardless of race, condition, or
occupation, ard opposition to subsidies,
national, State, county, or municipal; also
favors sound and stable currency OF good
silver and paper OF the same value, the
National Legislature authorizing the receipt
of creenbacks at par in payment OF customs
and the purchase OF Government bonds.
The resolutions also dcnounce the present
investigation by Potter's committee, ana
pronounce Hayes's title. as secured by the
grand commission, equal to any former
President