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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-01-16
Not Yet, Ont of bondage.
New Albany lcdgcr Stnnlnrd.

Washington Johnson, il colored bar
her, we'll known to the shaving eommu.
nifty of New Albany, has been quite sick
for some weeks, and has Ms last resort
to strengthen the gossamer thread of his
life, abandoned the educated and scieu-
tife medical fraternity, and appealed TO
the voudoo, witcheraft and conjuration,
practioed upon the superstitious Of his
race. A largo black fellow from Louis.
Vile has been called in. He pionoun-
ces that Washington is full 81 snakes,
and that he will call them forth, to the
amusement of every one. This fellow,
with his crooked cane, and his pockets
full of frogs and lizards, is looked upon
with fear and veneration by the poor,
ignorant people, and stands fair show
to draw away the main support from
DR.. 3urney, the colored physician, who
IL i graduate from good school. Yer
ny, our colored people are gong back
10 barbaiism right i'll the bright sun
light OF free schools and intelligence.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-01-16

Ar recent meeting of the Scottish
food reform society, the company, to
the number of twenty, sat down to re.
past, consisting ofsix courses lentil and
barley soup, haricot-bean pies, haricot
bean omelets With sauce, hominy pud.
ding, pearl meal pudding, and taploca
and apples. The cost of the whole, ex-
elusive II cooking, came IL I'D. pei
head.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-03-09
THE WAY OF THE WORLD.

There are beau Jiful songs that we never sing,
And names that arc never spoken
There are treasures guarded with jealous care
And kept as Il sacred token.
There are faded flowers and letters dim
With tears that have rained above them.
For the tickle words and the tttithless hearts
That taught us how to love them.
There are signs that come in joyous hours
To chaSten our dreams of gladneSS.
And tears that spring To our aching eyes
In hours of thOughtlesS sadness.
For the bliIleSt bird that sings in spring
viii fit in the waning summer.
AnC lips We kissed in tondest love
VIII smile on the first new conner.
Over the breast where the lilies rest
In white hands stillcd forever;
The roses OF June will nod and blow.
Unheeding the hearts that sever:
And lips that CULVER IN silent grief
All words of hope refusing
Will lightly turn to the ieCting joycS
Thai perish with the using.
Summer blossoms and winter SHOWS,
Love and its sweet elysian
Hope. like Il siren dim and fair.
Quickening our fainting vision
Dropping spirit and failing pulse.
Where untold memories hover;
EyclidS touched with the seal Of death,
And the titiul dream is over.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-03-09
however, all members Of the House attend to

however, all members OF the House attend to
their speeches.
MIR. Haselton said said it was al old trick
of Warmers to strike out the Objectionable
words, when answers were made to his
speeches which he did not like.
Mr.. Warner excitedly denounced this as a
falsehood, for which Hazelton said he would
hold HIM responsible.
Mr.. Warner denied having applied the
words "hospital pimps " to government pen
%sioners, but to certain claimants. He then
reproached Hazelton with having not been in
the army but keeping close to Canada during
the war.
MI. Hazelton rejoined, asserting that War
ner was wounded early in the war, sought a
pension early and his would was IN his back.
The speaker interrupted, but Warner said
he referred the House to his record in the
army without bushes. lie made a vigorous
assault OR Hazelton, but the matter was drop
ped, and the House adjourned,
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-03-09
HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, March 5.-After the morning
hour the House went into a committee on the
private calenda, but finding no quorum, rose.
Mr.. Mcmahon, from the appropriation COM
mittee reported a deficiency bill appropriating
$685., 600, of which 100000 was for printing.
Mr.. HazeIton, rising to correct the record,
said that Warner, in a speech to which he
(Hazelton) had replied Yesterday used the
words "hospital pimps," which words were
not in the record, and his speech would not
be appreciated by his constituents if Warmers
was wrangled, as it evidently was in the
record.
been revised.
Mr.. Hazelton denied the assertion.
Mr.. Warner said he was inclined to believe
that it would be better not to have revised his
speech, as it was best as originally written;
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-03-09
ECONOMY FAMILY SOAP.

This Soap will wash in hard or soft water
without a board better than any imported soap
will dc with hard labor. 1t makes clothes soft
and pliable; 1t removes Tar, Paint, Pitch or
Greese; IL is the cheapest soap ever offered IN
this market; il is manufactured IN Montana only
the best material being used. Support home
manufactures. Direct orders to
]. p. NELSON.
,sa-1y. VIRGINIA CITY. NJ. T.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-03-09
The OVERLAND T
HELENA, MONTANA,
VIM. MCLEAN, Proprietor.

This house is now open TOR the accommodation
of the public. 1t is refitted in first-class style
and will be kept second to none In the Territory.
The bar will be furnished with the best liquors
and cigars.
Board by theday, 81 90
Board by the week. 90
Board and lodging by the week, 90
FIrst-class beds, 80 cents per night.
Second-class beds, % cents per night.
The Overland is opposite the principal stage
offices. on Lower Milan street Give me a call.
A LABOR f lister. in which parties seeking
without charge, is kept at this house and is Al
ways open to public inspection.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-03-09

Turquoises set IN red gold are fayorite
stones for rings, bracelets, pendants and the
like.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-29
THE LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE DISPATCH.

NOMINATION IN r,,r
FIFTH OHIO DisTRICT-eArAI. RUNAWAY
ACCIDENT NEAR NoRFoJ .K-CoNGREs
SIGNAL AND OTHER WASHINGTON NAT.
TERs-THE POLITICAL. CALDRoN; CoN.
MENTIONS IN PENNSYLVANIA, ONO,
SOUTH CAROLINA, CONNECTICUT, AND
OTHER sTArEs-MURDER TRIALS IN SUR
Ry COUNTY AND HARRIsoSBuRa, VA
CoRoNERS VERDICT IN THE DE YOUNG
MURDER cAsE-sAfe-RoBBERs FAIL TO
"GET AWAY" WITH THEIR PLUMBER
AN INsANE MOTHERS DREADFUL DEED
PERSONNEL. OF THE BRITISH CABINET
PLAGUE AND FAMINE IN RUssIA-ENG.
LIsH RACEs-RUssiAN RELIGIOUS MAT.
TERs-ENGLAND's FOREIGN RELATIONS
&C.. &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-29
e~csoss I Boxes. sSeso.so = Dvx; eases. ssss


o~orgss . Boxes. t5ayo.5o u BOX; cases. ssss
sio.s0.
Bacon, shocsas,rs. 6ka.. s.s~s ,f.-sicss- e.:
ritbed. 7fc.; virglnis sncuIderc. saokc.: va
nuIs hog-foand. 7a7xc. vgyinis rany. isfss
sa s:ms mo- ioa tS s;oss s Iis 'e' i'@' &c
Buckets: Palnsse; two aeops, sl.eo@si7s
" Broo n TWO s,rpys. s,2s. ,sree s.s.axs
ti.b0@t2 50: four strings. s2.zsSss.
CoSss. R!o-Comncn. ll0i1Kc.: fsir. ia
i4c;: good 70 oJ prime: loGle-; i~sua,fa' isfs
yandiss: Ad.nsnine candles. l2rsIsc; We;
i5eel5xc. y D.: haif.noxss. is:; allow. lac:
n western prime eutrmg. IL el3%c. eoln mon.
llal2~.: Ergrsh Dairy, ls,e zoe: pinesrpe, 2oc.
Rsce: Carolina, 7s.1 &c.: 2.,oeoen. be-
North Carolipa gross. s4@a4:Ss; Sorts Csec-
nsckerei. t5.75sie9S; No. l. in Mo. s2as
10 2. In kits. sl.s7S: No. s,ti.30.
Lard: Prime. parres ana nerces, &c.. IN BALI
nosassss: common syrup-Hoesns1ds. "a
nsrces. 24c. barrels. 26,; genans so,.r sy.ep
SAT-: Liverpool. from store, $50 Gsegaf
alum. from store. soc. - sack.
ssger,a crGsht a. iS az pS~ssree lcS
yellow. 7kassc.; crt loaf. 11k'.
sosp Common. 5as7c.' osss wasting, 1859
scDet. 15G20c.: ana fancy uriceS: country sd0c.
Tsas: Black. 5sc.@Sl.--ths last 4 prime sr's..
imperial, sI.io@sl.6s; gunpowder, sl.4oei.7s
'srstrlcly cEcices
Hides. Leather. &c.
Rids5. Green. 5S6,.: drv ,sIted l2Gl3c.; dry.
n'nt. l4El6..; wss sailed, Sasc WEI satei 80
LsGther Sos iestner oak. 4o@42 =. sole ,aa,sss
nemlock. 2j n 27t.; country upDer. 5u.. 3Oc.i co
anlsh. Iad22c. u loot: kiD. 40G75c.r 10: nsEasss
,ountry soSse; cl, !, a ao so@4oe : y; So
Iron. Steel. Nails. SC.
iron: American renned. Old Domislo-. 3f.
NJ; Engiiso and A me- 81 ss s DC Ca
Mats: Old DomisiSn. $500 in 200 ksg los,
.er keg, standard; smaller lots from the stores,
Plough Castfnge; wholesale ss.; retsi Sc.
Rope: Manila, best, l4al5c. ute, sXssc.
LIQUORS. Wines. SC.
Ate: Scotch, best brands pints s2@s2.25 D
Srandiss: Domestic: sl.2s@s2; fruit: ti;loa
ao;; apple s .ew; ssi.65ocSs; Old s22e's;
RE sa: Wsisssvs: Medium. sl.Soas2: pure Old. -
0aS4 Virginia mountain, new, $2@a1.50, v.1
s2.50@S350 and upwards.
gtn Domestic. fl.25Ms2: imported, x3 y css:.
Nsw England Rum: tl.5oe9sl.6o.
Recttfed Whtsgsgs: Market quiet
Lumber. slaves. &c,
L,smsfr: Supplies light, demand promising, aud
with indications of a Use. wnlte 6ak. S1fi5
Loo wsiis n. ' si4%s4Sso oc" se?s
oIns boares Q, market STIFF; dry clear: sl2s sli,
and in demand; 2 ;ds s21 7sa .sSSfo eySrs.
six-inch. t6l5s p LOCO. Laths-SpuI VI ssNei'
sl.75mS1 &c H1,00o.
STAGES: Whlskey barrel timber green. 81 cGs2s$
1000: seasoned. t20It25 Is 1000. tlcur-osr.e
timber. s4aS7 a 1000. Fiogr-bsrre roiez, f4qs
Is. hogshead-Dooas. zoe. . bundle.
Powder Shot, &c.
Fuse: Toys naming, s5c.@fl.2s y zoe ~
EGGS. co. 20 BLASTING, So .256ef3.50.
baot: Northern. 81 80 a pas % % ihs
Grtad9.sneS. IaG &c. "a u.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-29
[For the Dispatch.I
The Presbytery of ROauOk G.


This ecclesiastical body met at Rustburg
Campbell Courthouse on Wednesday the
2lst Of April.
Licent!ate Paul F. Brown. who Is preach
ing TO three rather widely-separated con-
gregations-Rougb Creek, Wyliiesburg, and
Providence was ordained as an evangel-
il, and enrolled as a member OF Presby-
terry.
The death OF very aged member OF the
Presbytery was announced, that OF Rev.
NJ. W. Jackson, which took place on the
lllh OF March, in his eigbiy-fifth year, and
after ministry Of fifty-eight years. A suit
able memorial OF his life and labors was
adopted. TO lie spread upon the minutes.
Rev. X. G. Reed, Of Village church, Char
olle Courthouse. and Ruling Elder o. e..
Clark, OF t-CrCek church, were chosen
delegates TO the General Assembly, which
will meet at Charleston, s. C., on the 10th
Of May; DIR. Peck and w. =. Dupuy TO be
:heir alternates.
Boydton was chosen the place for the next
stated meeting, to take place on the We'd
resday before the full moon in August at I
T. VI.
HOWARD REVIVAL WORK.
The matter which awakened most interest
during the meeting. and elected an ANNA
TED debate, was in regard TO granting per-
mission to the evangelist, Rev. c. NJ. How
aid, TO labor among our churches-a very
srong opposition being felt by few men,
bers TO the "revival machinery" as they
would style the measures employed by Mr.
howard. The permission, however, was
granted by the decided vote OF Fl to 8.
The usual attention was given 10 home
Missions in their several departments. to
&ibbath schools, systematic benetceDce,
;sbbath observance, &c.
The report on Sabbath observance
hopted recommends all our ministers TO
,eep this matter prominently before the
oeople, and TO preach on the subject again
4 an early day.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
The PresbyteTy beld its sessions In the
Episcopal church, which was most courte-
nsly and kindly rendered for that purpose.
Indeed, the Rustburg Presbyterian c0Dgre-
ration worships stately in that church.
They are, however. looking forward to the
aec,ion OF Presbyterian church at an early
hy. 1t is a youug but vigorous and hope
fol organization. The Presbytery deter
hined 10 appropriate its small invested iuDd
q about $500 TO purposes oil church-Dulid-
iag, giving to the Rustburg congregation
ESQ and dividing the balance between CAS-
eade. in Pittsylvania, and Henry Court.
house, at the former OF which places one oil
Mr. Mattbews's congregations is preparing
0erect a house Of worship, and at the other
Rey. K. Z. Anderson is putting up new
Gurcb. Ill. A. Il.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-29
RICHMOND MARKETs.

WEDNESDAY, April 20, 1880.
Country Prsdnce.
Armies x4@i4.50 q barrel.
ReesDGG: zoe. " D.
Butfer: Prime 70 choice yelo~ 3O@32e isu
10 good. isaac.
Il Dried Fruit: Apples ga eye; peache.. peeled,
s@l2c.; unpeeled, 44Gc.; cserries, I2Hc. y ". !,
blackOcrries, 6G6c.
Eges: In barrels. lie. IN crates, lie.
Fathers: Prime nve-eOyse 46047c.: somn.0n.
25a86c. turkey tail, l5c. q fD turkey wing, l0c
HFtarssed: sl35 y tusbel.
Rgy: Virginia timothy, 90@9Sc. esovei, as
assoc.
Pot0tOes: irish. y bushel 0OQ6oc.
Roots Ginseng, 81 q h. Seneca free OF tops, 4oc
9ib. ,>ao,
Rue: 75@s5c. = bush,l.
Sgmac: Prime. I5c.
Bsisd StraOc: 35G40c.
Wool: Washed. 45@ soc: Gasasted. 3093oc
Rnyry wool will bring ron 9 10 Sc. p u ''ss ;rnu
above rstee.
Cement, Lime. Plaster. so.
C,me-.t: Rosexiale, also . barrel.
lime: Agricultural, sal0o oiisnei, ''oi @i,o'
SlMfI.Z5. according To Gnsnutsi Joihtef thphh-
insj, 81; Glenn's FAl,s, s5@eoc. 70. ,,,ao
master. Al 5O@sl.75.
Tar: Large SIZE. s3.2' Gs''io.
Bry Goods.
prfnts: Merrm&cs, ~: M'rrimaek shirting'
sSc sessnd ~ s"s spra Srse shfiicr, 7e
H. SS6,reI's, &c.; Altl's re: Mioche;tsr. g.
washnstoa 81 H,eIy piOs, &C. m monS,' G na,
&c.; simpson Black, &c.; Harmony, 7c'; Asn'
l'I Bre 30 'cofcns Manehe,er X A,s3e,; M-u-
NancnSsier "A. A., 6,ls.; nancmes,sr A 4. a.
4. ri Ne; James Rivest q. g.: sc lanes siy.l
X. H 6ke,; Jnae1 he ~ o. fssn.s,ri H. RE
Sc. tirannt7llle 49, T.. r., o :; Poeabontas bDe
g. Coresiogn ~, TO-: Conesioea w, eAt
Broio Sheetiags' Pepperell lO-4' sce' Andros
'O s.saesed Shirtfacs and E.ss,saes: New Yeri
Mills isA psS'ts tr dsS Is Pay % ice Se
forrestdale, lie; Hero "A, Toe. Pelham, &c;
i6%c security 7s Psppere W, No.; sSSs
i0g ,e aPe jc Hss1s' A. a. iss censs,ss
1sf coe Cessicsa sss cc c'''''''a Pre-
Shirtinq Stripe Sheridan a." &C.; sheri
dan s,, v;r,ii,. Grsn.evil,o, o.: stark, sxc.
| Peppere ie, exc; Roc. bridge "A. s'sc.
Dsnins: Jewett City, lie Boston, DC.
Cotton Piaids; Ottawa, IL; TOT do llc
'' Sorse. Jeass: Roo. psrt, DC;
| Eaatries: Flat Fla S's;.; p. per. &C.
Drugs, Dyestuifs. Oils. Ae.
z zttsssci: y Ssa.so a snlon.
Go~esntretsd I'VE: sS2;6s% . essc Of Co
| dozen. -
Ooppsras: 24c.
| CochiasGi: 90c. y 10.
| Extract of Logp1od: Isc
| Tndfgo: tl9tl.lo.
Nader: 12kc. 80, = ..,.
| Al az: whale. he: s;ral9t 6OG60c. Labrador
coz ot; 5OIGlsoc lard. 7Qc.' .wect ~ Adnxsn
hest salad. $3.50; castor, 81. rs gallon; virginia
Iubricating, 5vG3ve., kefesens, i''e' eN'' -
| ton.
kaes Giaaer: &c.
Roots: Ginseng, Gee: eEssa, uithous ~ ecs
Soda: Sal. ly@2e.. in s.ss. Ensiiss soda o.
| American, skate.
Epirifs f,srDsnftns: ooc.
Foreign Frsiu aak Cands.
Caady. l3al4c. r.
Ls@VIss; Messina, - bvS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-29
~ Telegraph
NEW YORE,


new YORK, April 2s.-Coitou steady: sales
ii l5-1Gc. souiher. -four dun and declining com
extra, 81. 65GS7 Corn hade easier aud mode
rately active, closing frmer ungraded: 52h@5f*c.
Oats heavy and Hf9lC. lower: 39M3eac. Tor Nc.
=. Hops dull and nominatv unchanged. Wheat
lower feverish, and unsettled; nngrated rec,
sl.21@*l 20; Coffee quiet aud nnchanssa. sssa.
steady and quiet: fair 10 ROOD refining, 7Ad7hc.;
prime, 7bc.: refined In fair demand: rrlces un'
changed Moasses--F Foreign dull and weak. Rice
aulet at 6kd INC. Rosin ~ ct and steady at sI35op
s1.40. Turpenilue steady a. 33c. Wool nnsett,ed
ard weak domestic fleece, sjM 62c. pulled, 52@
Doe; unwashed lsa42c; Texa.; is@a2e; PORK
aud unchanged. Lard lower and moderately active
at s7s21. Whisky nominal at tl.ll@sii2.
fre'sn'' nrin' BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. April 2s.-FIour steady and igirly
active Howard Stree, ana western spBernas SID
family, s6@s6. e; BIO brands, s6:So@se q; Pa a.
sSS .Ta4 4s Sfsss s%a 9t
No. l Maryland, 81 264atl.2s: No: we;iern
siasx al az. '"J Ja Hs siiSasiSs ay
i.I0k@sil0k. sorihern corn higher and firm
western Guie, .oattern white, Sac; yellow sic'
PORK. slI.25@$ll.75. Bu,kmsats. loose--shoui.
ders, 4!.c.; cle.rrb sides. Go; packed. AZ and
ard irm Rio cargoes. 13k@l6 exc. sugar dull a "
soft, 9ic. Whiskey dull at sl.10Mfl.lOf,
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, April 2s.-FIonr quiet and un.
changed. Wheat in fair demand No. red win
S OF. y aa Sf!' 10. %i,,a s5c fsTs qsisi q
slO.25. Lard dun and lower at se.9o@t6.95.
| Bulk. meats IN fair denabd shoulders. ~ ribs.
1920. Bacon In light demand hut firm shoulders,
&c ribs t'sc sides ~ whl.ssy quiet :, ~ 90
Sugar quiet sards, I9he; New Orean., 7tS sot.
$40; light, S4.2saa4 so: packiry, k4.l0@
44.45; butchers, a 81 6Is4.70.
LOUISVILLE.
| LOUISVILLE, April .2s.-Flour dun and un-
steady =, 4se, Oats quiet and unchanged Pork
| Brm at SI1.50. Lard firm at 81. Bulk-mests
sts.y; p snoudrI, salss; r,bs sss2; slds.,
| 61104c. Whiskey firm at ~ 05.
ST. LOUIE.
sT.LoUfs. tpriI 2S.--Flour-Best grades scarce
fancy. s5 25@s5.50; choice, s5 1omt5.l5. whea :
nn', e., ard lower; No fcx.r req @ siaS No
dull a. Gle Wbiskey steady at 81 .O6 PORK lower
at$l0.20. Lard quiet at 1890. Bulk meats nomi'
nsl,y lower; shoulders 1870; rib: $3.50 sides;
ef$o95; sides, s7.l0.
CHICAGO.
| CHICAGO. April 2s.-Flour STEADY aud un-
| changed. Wheat unsettled and generally lower
No. ' Chicago spring, Csc. Corn ' steady and Ia
fair demand at ss ls IN e good ds%sn q and
and and lover az 10 IS. Lard in i.ir demand aSs
sS"eders, s4.i3 short RIB. $3.50; clear, ss.s5.
| Whpkey steady and unchanged.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, April 2s.-Cetton-Net receipt
sales. 10000 bales April aud MAY, 81 10 June
1lI.s2atIl SO; July. tIl.92Ntll.93: August
VIZ. september, 81 l.89%tl 20 October, ~ ~
| $40 .9Otd k10.92.
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GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
cath from u Runaway Accident.

Especial telegram 10 the Dfspatch.l
NORFOLK, Va, April 2S.-John Stevens,
a sixteep.year old son OF Richard Stevens, q
prominent trucker Of the Western Branch,
died last night from the effects OF runaway
accident.
An Insane Mothers Attempt 10 MUIR
der Her Five Children.
GALVESTON, TEXAS, April 28.-A Neos
special from Austin says: Mrs. Hous-
ton, living in the county, yesterday In ut
of insanity attempted TO murder her i've
children by driving knittIng-neede into
their brain through their ears. One was
killed and two others are seriously In
jured."
safe Robbery and Recovery OF the
stolen Funds.
AUGUSTA, Ga, April 28.-The safe In the
Western Union Telegraph Office here was
opened to-day and $1,000 taken tberefrom.
A prompt and thorough search by Superiu-
tepdept Bremen resulted in the finding OF
the money on the premises.
Acquitted.
HARausoNBUR0, Va, April 2S.--The jury
this afternoon rendered verdict OF
acouittal In the case OF Patrick Reed
charged With the murder Of Jacob Lincoln.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-29
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

APRIL 2S.-The following are the quotations:
DARK GOODS FOR EXPORT.
Luds.-Common. s39t950; medium, s4t9
81 80 good, S4.50@f5.
LeGE-Common, s5@s5.50; medium, s6@t7;
good nominal; fine, nominal: extra foe, nominal.
observation-disclosures, t3@t4; mfdiGn, 500
1850; good, t7@fS.5O; fine, $96Sl0.
DARK GooDs-MANUFACTURI
Lug Fitters.-Commop. t3.50@t4; medium,
s4.50GS5: good, s5.50G$6.
Leaf FiUers-COmm0n s6It6 90; medium,
t6G SO. so; good, t7@ ts; fine, t9Gtl0; extra fine
Wrappers.~l'cm mon, s7.5O@ts.50: medium,
$1,000 50; good. S9.5o@tl0i fine, $lC@sll :
extra, S12M13; extra suu-cured, none.
BRIGHT GOODS MANUFACTURING.
Synokers.-common sSd$l0; mediaui, &l0@
sI2: good, Sl2@S16; nne, Sl6@t20.
FILiers-tOmmon, f6QlfS; medium, $1,000
good, 8le@Sl2; in0, nominal.
WraDpers.-Common,fl GA 81 medium, 81 ON
500: good, &20MS3O; fine, f30fgSoO; Fancy, 500
9*65. .,o1.,.
medium, sl5Gd20; good. f22@S2o; fine, 1900
$40; extra, $45@$50.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class OF goods i3 confined
principally TO good old heavy bodied Tugs aud Ken
lucky River leaf. We quote
Old lugs s4@t5: Kentucky River Tugs, fl0@
;12; Kentucky River leaf, tl3dslS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-29

PsrERsBURo, Va. April 2S.-The trial OF
Amos Taylor for the murder OF William
Nubia, 10 Surry county, on the 25ih OF Feb
ruary last. was yesterday continued TO the
May term Of The Circuit Court OF that coun.
ty; and the trial OF Richard Holloway ana
Polly Nubia as accessories was postponed 10
the Mey term OF the County Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-29
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, April 20, 1880.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, y bushels Red. 90 bushels.
CORN - Whlte. 1892 bushels. KtIed, 62 BUSH
els.
OATs.-2G bushels.
FAMILY tLOUR.-lO0 barrels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red, 90 bushels Lancaster on private
terms.
CORN White. 1853 bushels prime at sc; "a
bushels prime at SIC: 400 bushels prime at 64c -
total 63z bushels. Mi1ed, SO bushels yery good at
sec.
OLTs.-26 bushels very good winter at acc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-29

SAN Francisco, April 2s.-The coroners
inquest in the De Young case was con.
clnded this evening. The Jury, aiseI ,, !.
brief dellberatlop, returned fe'u'''
charging Kalloch with mufder.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-29
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY, April 20, 1880
sALEs-10 shares OF Richmond and DanyilIe
Railroad stock at So; 10 shares OF A. and g. Rail
road stock at SEX; Is shares Ct A. and q. Railroad
stock at IS; 10 shares Of C. G. ana A. Railroad
stock at AZ; 50 shares OF A. and c. Railroad stock
81 SAY: 10 shares OF Richmond and DanviI'e Rail-
road stock at s9s; 81 snares VI A. and e. Railroad