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Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1880-03-17
A QUIET LIFE on EARTH.
From the Wluuo Of Peace a Blessing Falls.

From the Wlngo Of Peace a Blessing Falls,
You scorn my dwelling as yeu pass It by;
do not say, come in;
You ere stranger TO the company
entertain therein.
hy house Is humble, yet within its walls
CoDtentment doth abide;
And from the wings OF Peace a blessing falls
Like dew at eyentide.
You think my soul is narrow, like the room
In which toll for bread
And that, because oblivion is my doom
might as well be dead.
Yet are you sure the riches are not mine,
The property your ownf
Is he not rich who finds his lot divide,
In hoyel or on throne7
You judge me by the narrow boundaries
'Twixt which my body moves;
But behold wider land that lies
Free to the soul that loves.
Is that not mine in which hourly take
Ny largeness Of delight
Are not all things created for his sake
Who reads their meaning rightly
1t is not mine, this landscape behold?--
Mine to enjoy and Use
For all life's nOblest uses, though no gold
Has made ii mine to lose?
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1880-03-17
A BRAKEMAN AT CHURCH.
What he Thought of the DenOm-
nations.
Burlington Hawkeye.]

I1tt lldhhS.S'J
On the road once more, with Leba-
non fading away in the distance, the
fat passenger drumming idly OH the
window-pane, the cross passenger
sound asleep, and the tall, thin pas
senger reading General Grants Tour
Around the World" and wondering
why Green's August Flower" should
be printed above the doors of "a
Buddhist Temple at Benares." To me
comes the brakeman, and, seating
himself on the arm of the seat, says:
II went to church Yesterday"
"Yes!" said, with that interested
infection that asks for more. "And
what church did you attend ?"
(Which do you guess ?" he asked.
"Somc union mission school," l haz-
arded.
'Naw," he said, 'T don't like to run
on these branch roads very much. /
don't often 60 to church, and when /
do | want to run on the main line,
where your run is regular and on
schedule time and don't have to wait
on connections. l don't like to run on
a branch. Good enough, but don't
like it,"
episcopal ?" guessed.
"Iimited express" he said, "all pal
ace cars and two dollars extra for a
seat, fast time and only stop at big
atatione. NicU line, but too exhaustive
for q brakeman. All train men in
uniform, conductors punch and Ian
tern silver-plated, and no train boys
allowed. Then the passengers arc
allowed to talk back to the conductor,
and it makes them too free and easy.
No, couldn't stand the palace cars.
Rich road, though. Don't often hear
of a Receiver being appointed for that
line. Some mighty nice people travel
on it, too"
"Universalist? I suggested.
"Broad gauge" said the brakeman
"does too much complimentary busi-
ness. Everybody travels on pass.
Conductor doesn't get a fare once in
fifty miles. Stop at all flag stations
and won't run into anything but a
Union depot. No smoking-car on the
train. Train orders are rather vague,
though, and the train men don't get
along yrell with the passengers. No,
/ don't 90 to the Universalist, though
] know some awfully good men who
run on that road"
presbyterian ?" / asked.
marrow gauge, eh 2" said the brake
man, "pretty track; straight as 4 rule
tunnel right through a mountain
rather than go round it; spirit-lcvel
grade passengers have to show their
ticket before they get on the train
Lightly strict road, but the cars are a
little narrow; have to sit one in q seat,
and no room in the aisle to dance.
Then there is no stop-over tickets al
lowed got to 60 straight through to
the station you're ticketed for or you
can't get on at all. When the cars
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1880-03-17

The Queen of England has a salary
of only $4,000 day, and no wonder
that her numerous progeny is always
starving. Parliament has every year
to make an appropriation to pay the
debts of tine Prince Of Wales. He is
quite an awfully expensive luxury. And
yet this is this is the least expensive roy
al family in the great powers Of Europe.
No explanation of the starvation in Eu-
rope is necessary.-Nsahville Banner.
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1880-03-17

Republican State Conventions have
been called as follows: Texas, March
"a; Kansas, March 81; Connecticut,
April Z; Kentucky, April IA; Massa-
chusetts, April Is; Virginia, Georgia
and Oregon, April q; South Carroll
ma, April 2S; California, April 20
Wisconsin and Tennessee, May 8;
New Hampshire New Jersey and
Maryland, May 6; West Virginia and
Michigan, May II; Illinois, May 10.
Knoxville Chronicle,
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1880-03-17

The schedule of the passenger trains
which are now running daily on the
Cincinnati Southern Railway are as
follows: Going south, leave Cincin-
natl 40 a. m. arrive at Chattanoo-
ga 10 p. m. Going north, leave Chat
tanooga 4 80 a. m. arrive at Cincin-
natl 6 80 y. m.
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1880-03-17

Full many rose is born to blush
unseen and waste its fragrance OIL the
desert air; full many nip is taken
behind the screen and cloves and
coffee, too, are eaten there.
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1880-03-17
VII.
The end. (Go there yourself.)

The National Grecnback Convention,
which met at St. Louis on the 9th ult.
nominated Stephen B. Dillany, Of New
Hampshire, for President, and b. j
Chambers, of Texas, for Vice President
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-16
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

Ju1Y l3.-About fifteen or sixteen carsoes COM
prlsed lhe supply at The sales docks on Yesterday
The following prices Commo1 10 choice pece.st
as bOM&S.75: common strips ana Doards, iUep
$ll.50: fair 10 choice strips and boiIds; siz@slo
miil-run strips and boards, sl6MslS; lath, eloO;
shingles. 81 .9O0s2. 80. At The yards business is
brisk, prices for dry pine lumber ,hi9s,e., exc,
and au sineh s46 first and second clear L IA and
TX inch. t43: third clear, l4.iuch, s37 Sc
lect, l-ineh, $50; b select, ~, "a, anu S1
s2t 2x4 clear s,,s and .s ssec' ssi,e inch
and upward l.inch finishing. $50; g snn
inch clear lbase). s3l; T. and S-inch select; go =
select $40: Astock boards i2,lneh; ~ ss anu
fee. s2a; stock boards i2-inch. ~ IA. aud Is
sf1: siS stock boards. ia,nch, 30 feet. els:
sss iOI,"' 1o.las S01 stock S ~ ana 70 rel.
s2s ie dn soar sioci Is inches and Upward
vi; d boz, IS inches and upward Esq; COZ :
Il inches aud upward s24; box, IL inches ano
upward 81; rst common S se,ncs oof noSIiue
s2S; third common, 6-nch noorinr, s2l fenc,
ing nooring o-ineh, selected, Sl4 clear ana nrs.
common. 4inen $50; noonns, 4, nn nrss COM
mon or s-nch, t2e; Norway second common.
6.inch, s2o; Norway third sommS.n n.,s SI'nen'
s2i; narrow common co, %oafa o,sssed sosrd.,
isa' shin Ian. Sib: i0-feet fencing eoosius:
selected. Ala; first aud second clear IL anc
10 feet. or 12-feet siding SIS; nrsteSmmon saus,
siding. ell fencing siding. 80; eommcn oSar n,
10 and 20 feet. tl2.50: common boards, 10, ~,
and is feet tl2 Mo- 1osrds ~ e iS .sss an;
and %i' Is feet. or IL and 10 ;si? inch Ec,
NS5w "a sns ss 1850 ass Ssi
90 fsei cns' G3l2.oo; 20 itsi long dnsnsien,
SI2, ~ lses long dimsusiep, tls "a fsss isnx Il
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COURT ORDERS.

nMOHUNDRO, &c, VS.. OMOHUNOROS
~ EXECUTOR, &C. AND STREET AND WIFE
VS. OMOuIrNDRO's EXECUTOR, AC.-lN LIE
CHANChkY COURT OF THE CITY OF hiCh'
"a, The decree entered IN these causes ON The 29th
aay OF ApriI. 1850, &c Is ordered that one OF toe
commissioners OF this court DO take the fviio"iss
n sccopnt OF the real assets OF siias Omoh1 ndro
decssss, with the DESCRIPTION, LOCATION ana value
n account OF the personal assets Of the said De.
cedeni. showing toe foim In which Ihey .aiss anu
their value ,, o....., .,,-on.-
An account OF the transactions OF Richard Coppes
as Executor of sail dscedeni, IN settilnx when
The commits. Toner shalt take a. Drtmd (dste cor
rect but haoe 10 be sursharged aug issined, sny
account OF his Transactions T., az. cunt ~
the said executor anu duly sonhrm'u y, ""S '""''
Acsoant. betseen the said executor and The legs-
ees of his tesiat0rs estate showing ny the trans-
actions ihs' have b~xn had between them ana the
pre.ent slate Of ace cunts between them.
An account Of he debls, claims. aud demands
against be testator outstanding and unpaid.
And the ssid Richard Cooper Is directed 10 render
bef re sad issionsr such Of tue Foregoing &C.
counts as may be 10 his power 10 reader.
And The sand commissiossr y ,. 1, lie Sswe 10
This court, AMI slso 30 report upon pe ss' ~; 49,
surchsrxr snS fxlsiscation specified In Tue pIh Ih
The second Of these causes 90 s a ns ~, ne,
ciai sny mater deemed pertinent by HIN or re.
quired BY any party 10 these causes TO oeso sp"sS
COMPASSIONATE 0TyIcB.l
RICHMOND, July 1. 1880
The Uar,i,s Interested are hereby notiued thai
have oxed o. SATURDAY TIE Shss a.y ., yu az
dee. IN the chy OF Richmond, on Eleventh. street
between MAIN and Bank streets, As Tue rnee, '.
take lhs accounts and make he ,nqalrls- drscteu
nv the foregoing decree, at which TINE ana place
tie p.r' Interested are TSoHss = i' ssSSxx
iy2.FAw Commissioner IN Chsneery.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
nj rELHssArn To THE DIsrArcH

ANSIvERsARY OF THE TAXING VI in'
sAsrnw; THE FRENCH RESIDENTS GIL
pRArroN IN PHILADELPHIA. ST. LOUIS
SAN FRANCISCO, NEW YORK. AND kLsE
wuERK-ruH NATIONAL FETEiS PARIS
LAwLEssNEss IN NEW MExICo-Rkfub
IrcAx COMMITTEES MEETING in NEW
uAMrsHIRn-GREFNB IN couN'
Gil. IN MISSOURI - CONDITION OF THh
w,xrxe.wuRAT CROP IN THE NORTH.
wrsr-coNDITsoN or THE CRors-fi6HT
nrTw.EN MILITARY AND POLICE IN
TEXAS FATAL SHOOTING IN PETERS
BuRG-cHAsTAIN cox TO DE HUNG To-
pAy-TuE CROPS ABROAD -oNE HUN
pRvp AND TwENTY-EIGHT MEN BE
I.rEvKp TO HAVE Persisted IN THE COL
LIrRy EXPLOSION - siXTY-THOUsAND'
DOLLAR FIRE IN Observation-Disclosures
LARS OF THE CAPTURE OF TACNA AND
AFRICA BY THE CHILIANs.
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,SoH: Liverpool. FROM store. $50. Grom
sluin. from store. SOC. ~ sack.
,sugar:. Crushed, 1lx~.. powdered: l ixe.: rsy.
sSc.; ys,iow. sxassa is est loaf. ,i r.. -
Sosp Common. ol&7c.. Uest washing, 7,f6t
ses sss s i1a nev M niss s sr
i 10 el.l0@tI.ss; gunpowosrs sl.Ab@1.T
Hides. Leather. &C.
Hfdss: Wet ssIted. sagc.. drv saitsi l2@10
dry STINT. l4Af6c.: ereen. 5fa6c.
finished kps, 400 Soc; hemlocs soIes, 20a26.
Isea. steel. Nails. &c.
y~es: American renned. OLD Donisbon bar
6-l0c y %. for standard sizes; English sue
American sheet. Az &C. swedss, hammered, bkc,
SSits: CD Dominion. IS per ses for standard
sizes.
Plough Castings. Wholesale. s4c.; retail Axe
Rope: Manila best, lsH.; tu,e, eKSsc.
Lumber. slaves. sc.
Lumber: White OAK. slsasls 1910
white Or, si4as4aso y i.Uo BOZ willow 'y o,S,
boards. so. market stiff; dry clear. sl2 ga
and am IN demand; i9isi. se@sil; aeecraos 9
siS.inci teass = 1000. iaihs%spns, 81 saved saved
sl.75SsJ .sf Yl.00o.
1000: seasoned, s2Q@$29 q LOCO. fiour-oa =.
timber, "A al 1000. Flonr-barrel poles, a4d
50. kogsheaG-hoops. zoe y bundle.
LIQUORS. Wines. ere.
Ale: Scotch, best brands, p;Ets s2G.sz.2. q
dozen. gold.
BrGndies: Domestic. 81 .2sGt2: fruit. sl.1pe
fl.f0: apple. rev. sl.75elsz; old, f2.25@,s
Virginia peach. s2NA2.J0.
Rvs HIhfSkeuS: Medium. s1.60Gt3: parc Ole. q;
lGS4i Virginia mountain, rev, tzt1e1.Gt, >if
$2.b0Nf3. 90 and upwards.
Gtn; Domestic. 81 % nsZ: imported, Sc & cxss
Mtto England Rum: sl.506t1.60.
Rsctlfsd WhlSksys: Market duiet.
Powder. Shot. &c.
Ftlse TOYS naming, 35M7Jc. y leo ,-r.
Popder: s5.75 by the i've kegs--lesa thsn ~,
kegs t6.25 blasting. 43.Z56s3.50.
baot: Northern, 81 a rag OF N gss
9rfnfeten6s: Jac. y n.
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Sanitary Precautions I'm tho South
west.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, July 15.-The State
Board of Health of Tennessee to-day en-
acted an ordinance, TO 90 into effect at
once, which prohibits the entry into this
State OF articles Of merchandise shipped as
freight from New Orleans liable to trans
port the germ OF yelIow.fever. Officers OF
the Beard will be stationed on the railroads
at the State line, and wbarf-masters at river
towns. to enforce this order. The State
Boards OF Health OF Mississippi, Arkansas,
and Kentucky are requested TO cooperate
in this measure Of precaution. The pream'
BILE to the above order recites the facts in
the case OF the co0ee-ship Excelsior, as
divnlged at meeting OF the State Board OF
Health of Louisiana, held at New Orleans
on the 18th instant, as the basis for its ac-
finn
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET
July l5.--The following are the quotations
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.

July l5.--The following are the quotations:
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
Lu1s.-Common to good. s4.5g@t6.
LedE-Common, S6.60@S7; medium, $3.50
good, $40 asll; fue, tl2@S14; extra hne. $3.50
$40.
Stemmtng-Common, s3@s4; medium, sea
$3.50; good, $3.50; fine. S10@slo.75.
DARK ToBAcco-MANUFACTUR
Lug Fuiers.-Common. $3.50@$4; medium,
f4.50@S5: good, S5.50dS6.
Leaf FiUers.-COmmOn s5dS5 so; medium,
$6@33.5o; good, $40 So; fine. S9@Sl0.
WrdDperS.-CommoD, S7.5QM$S.00: medium
te.50qs9; good f9.5o@sl0; fine, S10@ilI
extra sun-cured. S12@15.
BRIGHT COMMUNICATING.
SmOkers.--ComnOn, sSGSI0; medium, &l0@
$12; good, $12@Sl6; fine, sIG@S20
FfUers.-t'ommon, S6@fS: medium, T7MS9
good. SloMs12; fine, nominal.
WrdDpers.-C Common, 81 GA 81 3 medium. 81 5fd
s2e: good. S20@s3O; line, s40@s50: fancy, s6C
@s75.
FrdDpsrs. HNhognng.-COmmon. S12m&l5
medium. $3.50 @2o; good, t22@S25; nue, s30d
$40; extra, s45@s50.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class Of goods Is confined
PRINCIPALLY 10 good old heavy-bodied lugs and Ken.
lucky River leaf. We quote:
Old Tugs i4dS6: Kentucky River Tugs, sl0M
sl2; Kentucky River leaf, sl3dt1S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-16
The Preaident and HIS CaE

WASHINGTON. July 15.-President Hsye
will'Dot go west this week, as has been re
ported, but will remain here ell the middle
OF August. lie proposes 10 pass couple
OF weeks 10 Ohio and attend the reunion OF
his old regiment on The LIST Of September
after which be will make visit to the Pa.
eiic coast.
secIetsry-of-W War Ramsey, Adjutant-G EN-.
erai Drum, and Judge Advocate Barr have
returned from their western trip. aud were
on duty ar the War Department YESTERDAY.
Secretary SHERMAN Is expected to return
on Saturday, aud Secretary Eyaris on Tues.
day next.
Secretary Scburx expects TO leave for In.
Diana on Saturday evening.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-16
NEW YORK TOBACCO MARkET.

JUNE l4.-Kentucky leaf continues quiet and
prices unchanged Seed leaf IS moderately active
and steady. Virginia leaf is fairly active aBd Irn.
Sales of 900 hogsheads Kentucky leaf at 4allc I;
100 cases 1878 Pennsylvania at l0A@lSc.: 100
cases 1870 Pennsylvania at lO62Oc.; 80 cases
1878 New Euglaad az I2l17c.: 100 cases 1870
New England at 10Hml2hc.; 20 ca es 1878 Penn
sylyania al ice. 200 bale Havana at 90c. 6sl. o..
Quotations for Virginia leaf: Bright wrappers,
common 10 medium. at l56D22c.: good 10 fine,
25645c.; fine 10 extra fine, 50@75c.; smokers,
mon to good, 2SG3.c.; good TO fine, 3@4kc.;
leaf common 10 good, 5@sc.; rood TO hne SO 0c.;
fine extra. l09pl3c., ana black wrappers, l2@l5c
Quotations are for
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-16
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET

July 14.-Prices this week ranged as follows:
Beer Cdttie--Very hest. 5hM54c.: good. 4 Axe. I:
medium or good fair quality, 34M3Ac. bulls. 241
3Kc.; rough oxen thin steers, &C., 2H@3c 2 10.
gross.
Hogs.-very best. 64@6Hc.; common grades,
&c. 51s@5 p ~, net.
Sheep.-Very best, 3ll@4c.; common grades,
2HM3c. q n. gross.
LGmbs.-34G5c. u d., gross.
Veals-s3@Se = head.
Mich Coos.-S15@s35 p head.
About 1875 head or beef cattle, ESP hogs. and 400
sheen and lambs on the market. Some few extra
good cattle on the market. and they sold at the
above highest quotations. but prices are about the
same as last week quality considered. Hogs have
advanced, and are somewhat in demand Sheep and
lamb: very dull, some left over unsold.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
THE LIFE-INsURANCE COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA,
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF ITS STOCKHOLDERS,
REMOVED TO THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
AND FIXED IFS
PRINCIPAL OFFICE At No. 0 TESTH STREET.
OF VIRGINIA,

Established under the auspices Of such men as the
late A. G. McIlwalne, its first president: DARCY
Paul, It's fret vice president, and d. u. Tennent'
who has been continuously one Of Its yice'presi-
dents, aud a member of its Finance Committee
since Its foundation, It has aimed always 10 main
tain the high character with which such men
moulded all their enterprises.
No man has ever had to enforce claim against 1t
by the Judgment Of a court.
IL has always kept an ample reserve In cash.
Its policies have always been incontestable after
three years except for actnai fraud.
Its assets are larger In proportion to liabilities
than those of any company In the United states.
1t Invites an examination into Its modes OF In
yesiment, It's strength, and it, rates.
IL Issues policies OF insurance In amounts not ex-
eee6ing S5 ,0OO-for single Year. OF Term OF years
lat rates quite US low cooperative asses ments
or for life, and endewments for any period. Pre-
NUNS payable annually. semi annually, quarterly,
or monthly. SAMUEL Ii. fAUL, fresiueh''
JAMES w. PKGRAM, Secretary. " Tim
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NEW YOnK Iron MAaKrr.

July l4:-Seotch Psg.-Ihe m<stet continues 10
work little ~ The sellers favor, favored By tie
sdvices from the other side and Increase OF dem and
herr. American Pie-The marker has better look.
There Is some IMPROVEMENT IN the dfmsnd. more
especially FOR future delivery. and holders are esS
inclined TO nessiate ut the current prices Wrought
scrap shows an improved feeling, With supplies fall.
inx or little. Rats have. some little demand
pis Is at tS3 20 t27; No. 2 at t22 at25. and
forge At t2lQt23. Scotch pig at e22@ t22.50 FOR
S22.50 for GarIsehsirie Carnbroe At t22; ard
$50 6O@t21.b0 for Egitntou. Enghsh steel rails
are quoted at t6i&te6, and American steel At
8 !, - aud t25 for d. b. Wrought scrap at e23.z01e
s24, sx-ship. and &25a926 from yard.-Journat
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sanitary Order Memphis.

MEMPHIS, July 15.-The local Board OF
Health at noon to-day adopted an order OF
the State Board, which prohibits the i'm.
portation into this State of certain articles
shipped from New Orleans. Officers will
be stationed on all the railroad lines lead
ing into Memphis and will rgidly enforce
bo nr1ar
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MARINE INTELLIGENCh.
MINIATURE ALMANAC-JuLYle,lsso
PORT OF RICHMOND. July Is, 1850.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United States
mail, merchandise, and passengers, l.. u. Tatsm,
agent.
chandse and passengers. George W. Allen * Co.,
agents
schooner Amelia Hesrn, Phillips, New YORK,
iperchsp disc. Curtis q Parker.
schooner william NJ. WiisoD, Brown, New YORK,
railroad iron, Che, apeske ana Ohio Railroad CON-
Schooner Znletie, Kenyon, Buckineham Iron 10
rredegar Company; vessel to Curtis X Parker.
SAILED.
Schooner A. N Edwards. -, copper ore aud luh-
her 10 Phii,delnhis: vessel from Ruck Christian.
schooner Peirei. barrels TO Norfolk; vessel from
Buck & Christian.
schooner Emma Virginia, iron ore 10 Philade.-
phla; vessel from Buck 4 Christian.
CLEARED
.ish bark Gioster. Kenwari master, corn TO
Dunkirs, France, shipped by Thomas Branch
Co.: vessel from Buck 4 Christian.
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mcnsfon. A14: rs feet long dispsDssen 1890; 20
feet hong dimension. f16: 80 fest isls d,nessiba.
f17; 3-incb Gull Plank. prcmiscu1us width. ~:
20 feet and over ~ extra fancy bead and dr.sssd
selected pickets. s2z: DAT rough picseis slo@4i4;
1k-incb square pickets. y. q H.. selected, go
z-iucl batens. o. q. or beetle1 n 100 Iiueal feet
65c.: z1-inch natfens, q. q. or hveed. y 100
iineal feet. 75c.: 2hinch bafiens. o, q. % bev.
cleo, v 100 Iineat feet. Soc: standard A. good
shingles. t2,65; extra A, choice shingles, $3.50:
choice shingles, $3.50; extrs staced A shingles.
tl.75; shaded a. fair shingies $50: extra star
9Oc.; lath. a. Times.
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NEW YORK PETROLEUM MARKET.

JULY lathe market is unsettled and lover
offered here al l0c Crude in shipping order quoted
at 74@s7Kc. Naphtha at Tie Refined nj Zoe.
bid for New York. 9kc. for Pbiladelpbia. and 9tc.
for Baltimore. Refined Ia eases at 13M13sSc. TO
l41c. for fancy. Clint Roudetush favors us with
the following from The oil centres sales United
Certificates (cruGe petrosuml at New YORK. 3d.
ford. 225,000 barrels. opened at sf.n4tbld;
highest sales 8, &l.05& lowest sales AT fi.03t.;
closed at $l.03k bid and 8I.o3h aske'i.--Jouraut
NJ CtOnltasfck
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CHIMES AsD CAsUALrIEs.
A Factory Hand Fatally shot.

Especial Telegram 70 the nspatcbs1
PETERSBURG, Va, July 16.-John Farmer
l(colored) was shot this evening by CIeaphas
RaIncy at Tenants tobacco factory. sus-
pectlng that Farmer had stolen some TO.
bscco, Rsiney called to him as he was ieav.
ing the building to search his person. The
negro ran and was pursued by Rsiney. As
the latter was going out Of the door he
stumbled, and In an effort, as be says, to re-
cover himself, his pistol was discharged.
The ball entered Farmers back. passing
through the left lung, causing, 1t Is believed,
fatal wound. Rainey Is under arrest. lie
says the shooting was an accident. Farm
er's deposition was taken tonight by the
Mayor. He acknowledged having stolen
the tobacco, some Of which was found on
his person.
Lawlessucss In New Mexieo.
DENVER, COL, July ia special from
Santa Fe says that at Lincoln, In Lincoln
county, New Mexico, on July Sd, a young
man named Harrison came into the town,
and becoming intoxicated, was losked up.
At night a mob effected an entrance into
the Jail and killed Harrison, Kidding him
with bullets. On the night OF the 4th =
mob again surrounded the jail and killed
the deputy sheriff, who was implicated In
the killing Of the night before, and had
made himself obnoxious to the outlaws.
On the night OF the 9th they again visited
the isil, taking out and hanging prisoner.
What the prisoners crimes were is not
known.
Fatal ARRAY Between Military and
Police at Monterey.
GALVESTON, July IA special from San
Antonio says advices have been received OF
q difficulty between The military and police
at Monterey. One officer and two police
men are reported killed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-16
Politics and Pie.Nle.

IopFCIaI ttIeFTHIH 10 tuF DISpdtcU'I
CHESTER, VA, July l5.-At the primary
held here to-day there were sixteen votes
cast-ffteen for Judge Clopton and one for
J. b. Young.
The Methodist Sundsy-school picnic
from Richmond and Manchester, held here
to-day, seemed to have an enjoyable time
~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-16
New Hampshire Politics.

CoNcoRD. n, H., July 15.-The Republic
an State Committee met last night. Henry
z. Huse, OF Manchester, WAS elected chair
nan, and George 4. Jencks, of Concord,
secretary. Senator Rollins wss elected
chairman OF the Executive Committee. The
committee decided to hold the State Con-
yention at Concord on September 7th.