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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-02-04


No. connects with through. train from \ ew
York via Richmond only: Leave New York at
ABS m. leave Washington lilo M leave
Richmond $3.50 p m.
Also, with train leaving Norfolk at 1225 m
leave Lynchburg $50 p m leave Bristol $50 a
IN arrive at MOrristown 9.23 IN; connecting
n. c.: at Knoxville With trains of the 4. d o. and
K 4 A. Railroads.
Arrive at Chattanooga at $50 m connecting
wits, trains for Memphis, Nashville and Cincin-
arrive az Dalton 400 M Rome 500 m At
lanta SIS m; connecting with trains for
No. connects with through train from
YORK via Virginia Midland only Leave
New fCrk at 1000 m j; Washington 62o m
Lynehburg 2 25 m; Bristol 10 20 m arrive at
Chattanooga 7.35 a m; Atlanta 1910 m
Selma $40 m. This train connects at Chatta-
nooga with Trains for Memphis and Nashville
at Cleveland with trains for Selma, Ala. at Dali
ton with W. & A. Il. R., for Atlanta, New Orleans
and the South.
Cincinnati at Cleveland with trains from At
lanta and home; 1T Knoxville with trains
G Of the Rrso th ana X t.a;n Rail- al,
New York via Richmond only Leave Lynch
burg at 100 a m; arrive at Richmond 1890
p m /; leave Richmond 500 m arrive at ash
lngton $50 m arrive at New York $50 m.
This train also connects at Norfolk with Bay
Line Steamers for Baltimore at $50 p m, daily
except Sunday. and on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Saturdays with Old Dominion Steamships
No. connects at Chattanooga with trains from
Memphis and Nashvills at Cleveland with trains
from Atlanta, New Orleans, Selma and the
South Leave Atlanta at ESQ m; leave Selma
6l5 m leave Rome $50 m; leave Chatta-
train New York Va Trgns INLAND Ra
road only Arrive at Lynchburg at 1 80 m arrive
at washington 1000 m; arrive at New York
$50 a m.
Pullman sleepers on trains Nos. 8 and 4 be-
tween New York and New Orleans Leighton
Sleepers between Lynchburg and Memphis
ri frnf NAof and q ha
tween Bristol and Rome; through coach on Nos.
and between Bristol and Selma
Both trains, Nos and 8, make at Chattanooga
close through connection to Texas.
North Carolina Division.
Leaves Morrstown. lOI5 a. M
Arrives at Wolf Greek. ................ / 45 D. m.
Leaves Vol Creek. 315 p. m.
Arrives at MOrrlStown. ......--........ 81 L. IN.
from the east, Freight No. 8 from the west; at
Wolf Creek with stages to and from Warm springs
and Asheville, N. c.
Ohio Division.
leaves caves a st 9araHsiiis s'Sn M
Arrives at Knoxville .......-..... 10l5 a. IN.
Make connections with both day
trains on the <. T., V. s. G: r. R.
Superintendent.
Knoxville and Augusta Railroad.
Leave Maryvlle at .-.-......-.......... 500 q. m.
Arrives at Knoxvil, g20 a. m.
Leaves Knoxville at......"-........... 3.l5 p. m.
Arrives at Maryville 420 p. m.
Connection made with both day
trains on the E. T., V. & G. r. h.
LOudan and lockwood Mail Packet
The steamer Emory City, carving the mall
passengers and freight, runs daily between Lou p
don. Kingston and lockwood, arriving at Lou
don to connect with the eastern bound train. No:
lockwood on the arrival Of the western bound
train, No. 3, at 4.29 a. m.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-02-04

VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY,
Nashville, Tenn.
1t affords me great pleasure to testify to
the most excellent qualities of Prof. Darby's
Prophylactic Fluid. AS disinfectant and
detergent it is both theoretically and prac-
tically superior to any preparation with
which l am acquainted.
N. T. LUPToN, Prof. of Chemistry
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-02-04
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
TKAINS.

East Tenne ssee, Virginia x Georgia
Railroad.
OFFICE MASTER OF TRANSPORTATION,
Knoxville, Tenn, Jan. 20, 1882.
TraiuS Vast Ia
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-02-04

DARBYs PRoPHYLACrIc FLUID is the only
medicine kept in my family. We can use
it for almost everything burns, bruises,
stings, ear-ache, sour stomach, &c. My chill
dren when hurt or bruised, always call at
once for Darby's Fluid. We cannot get
along well withoutit.
Rev. JOHN MATTHEW'S,
Montgomery, Ala.
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Rescued AT Last.

san FRANqsco, June "a dispatch
from Virginia City, dated lat night, says:
:. SIX men penetrated 'he Alta DRIFT tonight
with refreshments for the imprisoned
miners. An wore lee helmets 10 enable
them 20 pass a belt Of 800 feet OF foul air
between the entrance and the end Of The
drin. The men were found in compare
lively good condition. They had turned
the water from the drift into their icc-wa-
ter kcg when empty; twisted the end 81
the conpre-,ed-air pipe into the barrel Of
water. and. standing around il. bre1thed
the mir thus cooled o. il arose through the
water. About midnight all were removed
from the drift. the whistles along The lode
signalling the event. Tie bodie. of Bon
nett and Callahan. the brave fellows who
icri.hcd in IN attempt 10 rescue ihe miner,
lv means 81 q boat, have bccnrccoYcred.'
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I'm Petersburg In 1880 II was declared
10 be eminently appropriate that the Bap-
tist, Of virginia and Of the country should
erect some suitable monument TO the men,
ory OF Rev. J. Il. Jeter. ID. d.,
Resolred. That we have heard with pc
cu,iar sat,sfactIon OF the probable early
completion OF the Jcter Memorial Hall at
Richmond College: and we take occa-
sion 10 express TO our northern brethren
and sisters. who have so generously aided
in the erection OF the hall, our most grateful
apureciation Of their kindness and liberality.
ru.Nys FOR A LIBERAL DONATION.
Whereas the Hon. John H. Dcane, Of
New York. in a letter to \. J.. Dickinson,
~: d.: has declared bis Willingness under
certain conditions 20 make liberal dona-
ton 10 Richmond College for the cndow-
ment Of a library fund, and for other pur-
poses be il
Resofred. That the president Of the As-
ISOLATION convey to Mr. Deane the sense Of
this body in reference TO his liberal propo-
sition. and their determination by ener-
re,ic measures TO continue their labors I'M
III the institution shall be endowed and
thoroughly equipped for the highest in
strnction.
Rev.J. c. Hiden, ID. D., has consented
20 deliver the annual commencement ad-
dress before the literary societies Of Rich
mond College.
TIE TREASURES ANNUAL REPORT
wes read. showing tina: there had been con-
tributed during the year the SUN OF 3d.
sg0.3G.
The First Baptist church. Richmond was
selected q. the next place Of meeting. Rev.
DR.. Andrew Broadus rs preacher Of the
annual sermon, and Rev. Dr.. Hideh a. -
terna;e.
\ resolution cDi0ining
TOTAL ABSTINENCE
from ardent spirits, and condemning their
traffic. was offered by Or. Pollard and
unanimously adopted by the body.
Five ira,crnal messengers 70 the Viz
sinia Baptist state Convention (colorcd)
were appointed.
After hearty vote Of thanks TO the
church and community, and after very en-
thu.ia,tic speeches by several Of the bro
thcr.. they closed most delightful and e.
fectiyc session Of the Association.
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Lsnehing of an Alleged south caro-
lima Criminal.

CnagrEsTOS. Juue ga special 70 the
sefrs and Courier AVS that a colored man
named Caleb Campbell. who had been fully
Identified rs having attempted q criminal
a.,luh on Mrs. Martha Rains on Nednes-
day. May 9Th. near Biyihewood, IN FAR
Eeid county, was taken from TIE jan ~
Winnsboro' last night by party OF dis
.ali.ed men and hanged about three miles
from there. Campbell had been taken 10
V-iunsi,oro' Tor saie-keepirg. Ambulance
% The iail wa. obtained by straiegem, and
the sheriff Cverp0nefed. lie made pur.
suit - soon a. he got loose, bul reached
TIE scene Of the lynching too late.
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ATLANTA. GA, June 3.-William Moon
faot Moore. a. previously stated, who was
sentenced 10 hang yesterday 81 carroliton,
but Who received respite OF tweniy-iou:r
hours on account OF an attempt TO cominlt
suicide, was executed to-day. lie attempt
I'd suicide by swallowing some iiniineht IN
which he bad dissolved the heads OF some
matches. lie was guarded during the
night 70 prevent a second attempt.
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,,,.-,, ue.wcen uexicans and Indians.

DgNvEE. Col, June 1.-The IT1yhht ;
santa Re correspondent says: ADVICE,
from ChiahuahGa report that General frero,
with 400 Mexican cavalry, surprised q
hand OF renegade Apaehes near Bosque
ae santiago. May 25th, and whipped them
unmercisully. killing 81, and capturing 10
hurl,s and the entire camp outfit. including
se catlle. The Mexicans had . killed and
"a wounded. The hostiles are now too
bsdly demoralizcd 20 raid again for some
7 -. a. .,,ne -
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A Destructive Fire.

QUEBEC. June 1.-THE Grand Trunk
Railway station and sheds and the Do
minion % Ontario and Quebec Emigration
he'd, and offices al South Quebec were de-
Siroved by fire last night. Several Inter-
national Grand Trunk railway ears were
al.o burned. Benoit's Hotel. adjoining
Tie station, was Quilted. Loss yariously
estimated al from 100000 70 100000. &C.
corllpe 20 the value OF freight in tie she'd.
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libel Suit Settled.

LITTLE Rock. ARK, June 3.-Aitcr five
dst.' trial IN libel suit OF Erbor 4 stricS-
Ter against Il. G.. Dun & Co, for $4,000
damages. the Jury returned o verdict Of one
cent Tor the plaintiffs. The Judge held,
however. that reports Of mercantile agency
given IN good faith 10 IT, subscribers were
PRIVILEGED communications.
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MED a: His Wounds.

NoEToLK. VA, June civilian Pur-
wear. sbo, on the right OF February 2lsi by
Andrew &. Elliott, died in the hospital To-
day. The shooting grew out Of % personal
quarrel. Both were noted .portin@-mcn
and vel connected. Pugycar Wa from
Lynchhurg. and Elliot from Richmond.
\ special grand jury hiss been summoned
for wednesday ior the indictment Of Il
liof FOR he murder.
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ny Telegraph.


srv YORK. juno 3.-Co,tou 0n'f; au1 firm
.afa. SIS Iait.: OIL ,Huts. l- l-ibr.. 'fletns,'
81 l-ftr.. 'ill D uti r.rl., l-. -f.b N.l,
r,rort--t3 1ret 1901 .tin. '.i '.', -'.lt's-.
......f f. r...rf. -g.rr $50. - Wheat Opened r
.. I.-isf. .ab-.i.eat} ...t m1-' ~ thc 'ii itee'
ulerlHed r,d. -l.fJ. 500 re'' june ti.i'- 4,
.I4G.. Cerl g.~.uoi lc. higher d ui'i, sud-
.e.reI,iy weaker lN.i r. Ni 'i. aI'..I''-
dosing about steady, 80. =. II rnt' %
O,f- IT,. ariire. cis-ue .lllc c...r-. 80. 3.
,.sriirg.. Isn25c. CDf,e dal aIl prices ln-
.tl.t. aud CIrly active. fair to good refining
quoted 90 re-: refined frm % ira1rd d" s.
.l.. fe-ZT. Wool staI iy and rather quiet:
l-.ut.,.i r fleece 500 ft~.t p .Aa--- f"-r fnf-
ycry 4li,t AND helI irm. ii'. s 9lchNi.2,l' >i.--
DIES lli aud prices n'minil' ~ ctst' J '.,.
Lard unsettled op,r.U- rrri. after" ar'i. weak
md tsrlluei closing ADS az % l.1-- ltf LOO.
june, sIl.67.. Frc Slt 30 liverpool Drin'
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. june 3.-Cgm cute, az To-.
pi,-rr Dulef and unchanged. vs. lr.t--oifhern
lower: we.iern tu.i aud easier; southern roo
eI.38rsl.37: amber, fl.3-'a ~ 30. Mary
49,, (rrn--nutlerr steady aud quiet. rC-.-
ern opened Dbl chez ana cla.ei QUIZ and ica-s
southern white, Ole; yellow ~ ~. 90 ip"
mixed. 5-r 5gc.. PcunsyNlull, ~ ole. FRO
VISION. unchanged. tores quiet. RIO clrgoe-- Or
/ binary o. fair PC. ruYar giiel' -,iL
1-'- '''' LOUISVILLE
I rof-t-yfrry june 3.-pToyl-i0ns steady. With
/ f,t, demand Mos pors. s2r.2j. Bulk-me a. -
+ Shoulder. $500, rio. - l.33; clear 74l.7O.
+ rsrDu--horiier-. 8. r.; rif. l2sc.; clear 4-sc'
Sgcar-cur.i ham, aud lard noininaliy urcian scl.
Flour steady and unrianged. Grain arms st"ch
Wgit. Mhra'-Nn. = Ic4 Winter ri'-'' N-il'
CiN'lNNAlL
/ t.,f.f..,.ATt. June B.-fl0ur frncr, family
&. ~ ~. fancy. sG.1Q0s7.-J. Wheat .frpus
~. = rci winter. si-3 let-l.3i tp,i sl.i@
Jriv. Corn stronger az y. t'sts ~ i.lr aeillll
al 5sitr5Jc. Fors hrmcr 70 80. Lail 80, s .t
90 sll.4O asked. iriE-mtats f,fDN- u , ~ rel
shoulders. $500: flI ~. A-Al' I.t,I y, ~
-l.uidcr., ss. % rh lI.l-r ~, ii. 70 ~ d.
tey irregular; high wines SLID con, iuail'l
,1,- 0f finished good. 20 N1fI '. n.sls ~
~Ilg. SUGAR .te-cy rul unr -iin-ti. iinf. s'eid.
common and h. {. @6.-5@s-' packing wl
butchers. $3.50 H---3o.
A'LM p mi, p r. -....,.. ..,. ....s..
rprng 80 ua- fi.'... " f,,,r ~. .rrilr
No.2 hhNannel' 80 30, mo- -nJ ,.i....r
sl.3l-. Ansn. . 'ao .- ff ,eI..ie 5i rs.
40. = sir.. 49, ~. 't.r. ~ l. 7tir.. SO. .
40. 2, 49, 80. yr' . ~. -5c. cash and
!5r. b+fit3 t..- '- 81 ct.. pr,,.l .i0ns 81 idy
slne ~, NJ 1sla.65 cash ani june. $3.50 Ju,y.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
IN rur DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

and Cthcr Washington News
Another Dsuoorsi 0ustsd from thc House
The apaches sTain WHIPPED BY Menioaes-
The Ashland KY Murder; One OF she
F.ends L,nchod-Another Hanging in c.or-
sda-grscuc of the six Imprisoned Miners
la tho Alta Drifs->uii Decided aSains' H.
g.. Dun & &C.; One Cent Damages-t.Snoh
Law in south Carolina -Cosnasraiisn In
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The Cotton supply.

NEW YORK. June 3.-Receipts Of cotton
az al interior towns, G.5lj bates; receipts
from the plantations, 5,521 bales; crop IN
sight, 5.270. 3s2 bales. The total visible sup
ply 81 cotton for the world is 2.i10,0jo
bales. Of which .43I, 600 bales is American
against 2.S63,520 bales and l,9is.3GO bales,
respectively, last year.
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AMuraercr I.ynehed.

CINCINNATI, Junc 3.-Ibe fimfss sle-
vial from Cailetisburg, by, says a masked
Iuob st 3 O'Clock this morning came 10y rsi'
froni Ashland and took George Ems out
al iau a Gailetisbnrg, conveying him u
A-heyille, near the scene OF tie murder
and outrage Of the Gibson girls iast DE
cember, and hanged him 10 sycainor'
tree.
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4 re.olnilon cni0InIng
Norfolk Notes.

Especial telegram % thc Drpa,chl
ToEF0LE. Va. June 3.-Judge. Goodwin
ordered a special jury to-day for the in
dic,ment Of Andrew c. Elliott Tor the muir
der of William PurycT.
Wilton Tibbs. a sailor on the United
state. steamer Enterprise, fe!l IN the dry
dock q, the nayy-yard last night. and died
to-day from injuries.
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FINANCIAL.

mo THE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA.;
4 ye b,-,to oacr YOU our services ipr ths - y
CHASE AND ~ALt ~ ~ ii,. -. ~ ~
-, f'riiifie. fer huylng. asliur. and ear.
wing VfRGINiA BONDS. our etaes bling 20 Us
st1rt - rfange building. all orders receive n
,i, y. .ftr-tiou Core pondencn solicited.
''PeyEpIScEs. National Mechanics Bank; " 81,
-, rstlgrsi fsabk. Eank - Commerce, livAiJa
I-.t n ksfSAA .GLABATCh = CO.
Eaukors and Broker. B1l;imoss, M.
10 .h-fw
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FURNITURE

GREAT ATTRACTtON AND@
VI great bargains Il =. GAfikleul ~
{ SONS FrRSiTCRE MAREBo0NsM
No 10 Governor street The very Aieet,
de- r,,s u the most fasl. .ouslie flkNiliEI
ratc Ne are now 0atrihK ~ tp4,SH,,.i
NfTi|KE can 10 accommodate, bvth Ia
rrce and quality. AID VIII had y 10 teI isAfiess
| h e1snliae car stuck eeferr buying c'ssNneN'
| my 1854
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BAPTIsr GENERAL AsSOCEATION
OF VIRGINIA.

MIR. Norven Ryinnd Elected Treasurer
Messenger from the Coiored Baptists-Rr-
port OF the sunday School aud Bioic
Board Educational Rcporf-jeter-heino-
rial HaIi-Repors or the Trcasurer-To'ai
Abstinence Recommendation bapn>'
Church, Eichmond, the Place or Next
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uArE,E ENrELLIGE.CE.
PoeG oF RICHMOND. Jrsr 8. les2.

tLl4iN II.
steiner Cuysi1.fte. Kelly. Ncw YORK iner-
l...t. ANA rla.l-r--. g.. rs. Allen IS Co. aernt..
steiner Ashland. carr. lliI1ttilh.1. rerc.an-
gl .a and rf--rur.r.. o.. IS. hrtar.lr a. agent.
Schooner w. W. Plfro, prclIore, Ncw orb,
lay. Atkinson & Temple.
SAILED.
steamer Arcl. clifford. Norfois. United state
risii i.--i..l'liso. and .u.-l-,rs. J.. J.. i4t'in'
.uQlriltrIl no. 49,
trEorner 80 illiams g. Wickiam. ~ie..nlail. $50"
YORK. c0tl. licnrico Coal Company vessel GURUS
& Parser. ...., ,..-,.,.
tees. Curtis q Parker. .
seinlia. tle-. Crrti. s. Parker.
Schooner Amelia Hearn. QuiilIn, stamford
bark. Curtis 4 Parker.
schooner Belle Halliday. Roycrs. Boston coal
Cle-sfeaEe and OHIO Railway Company fcasa'
Cufrie S 90.
schooner Virginia Ruion. Hulan. Ncw York
coal. Cie.ll.lke and Ohio Railway Company.
schooner s.. 10. ligr.'urt. Grossly Boston eos.
Croslroakc aad Ohio Kaiipa accompany vessel
Gurus A Parker.
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UNDERTAKES.

JOSEPH w. LAtBk, g.
d pI-rxisirkc-tNDF Al tR,
oaeS,s rIrsr Asp BEoAp srEtErs,
RIcHNoSp, Nh:.,,,,, c.S,s
WOOD AND MT ILL III pilkrF = '
ana an ,bls,,-~ ,.atis.,e al Few ST RATS.
Teiegraphie ana country ordess solicited: o
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Washington.

Washington.
40 sFNATE-THE OUTRAGE OK ALABAMA N
.lsg uorSF--IuE SOUTH NOT iNTlMiDATED-
an. or rlrr OUsTlD DEMOCRATS TO ~ RE-
rrfrFD-PfR~oNA NEWS IrEAs-GEN-
ru4t wuFErER--THE ADJOURNMENT or
coNGgEss-pBIEF NEws ITEMS.
iFrom our Regular CorrcspondenLl
tswNGr0N. June 3.-Therc was no ses-
.,,, u the senate to-day, and none Of its
r.y,,'ar committees met except that on Ma
81 Aaalr.. There was little interest felt
q. tbe House proceedings because every
IA, knew That General Wheeler was 10
81. drpriycd a. hi. seat. II you think that
those ou,r .c. on the south are in,imida-
sine southern Democrats You are greatly
,.i.t.tcn. For example: the wrong done
rnnfe viii either result IN making him
..r.-nor ol south Carolina or viii re-
Turn Dim in triumph TO the House.
Tfer. backed by q majority. he can repay
t.e Republicans With interest FOR oil the
,-,rg done. and settle with Speaker
r.ff,r. WHO uM then De on the floor, q
r-',.fe i- go rauk, Of li, party. Wheeler
e.1 I,-nr r.l also bc reelected. This is
o.. or.n.ne. 80 southern Democrats with
,,f.r hte c7nyer-ed to-day. No
U.u.. committee, were in session to-day
ufsr-. rfrn. GcEEo"s. And FuLkfhsoN'
ST. Ra l. 81 Maine. who reminds one of
o. face oa I'd, rraudia'her' corner ciock'
ua>'err ot.r-irc to-day % Nr. Springer
whom Ae-i got ir his resolution under
t.-e p1ae-,e-. Nr. b"ffo",' Of Michi-
lsa. b'i'r Radical was even more III
~uf. p io 3D.. democrats ana SPOKE % il'
ra,n Democracy a' "hilp'u slah'ei''
who md 20 crouch 90 ihe iceI OF ihe south
tru Democracy. liz would perm. ITO III
t.-rtf'ion. tld spoke i0f over I'D No1I'
Nr F1lAeI-on No.ed i'i 10" ana as''n''
Wheeler. ald the comment Tonight j. tN''
t.i, mofc pa accord WIN ha part! 'i'"
formerly.
-, &C..
-. ~
l'' '.'''.''' -' 80
'.'' u'N.' l", '" ~, 49, go
.' .'t '>' '.-1. '''
'l 'n0'n '''' '''''' 60 -, 80
.- ''.' '"'' ~" W
-.
Wheeler. of Alabama. +, respected by 81
t,,or,il, mon. irr..uectiyo az party. Til,
.ctti...... l...o., contested has prevent
,l,.i, from tllinr fbesetiy. rarf on publi,
question. ri-.l. hi. tlcnt ana experienc,
, t..rfv b.m THO OH army mon are c.pe.
'..r, f,4e.dlr ~ linn. n bi. oppoucoi
,.r.r.. , l.r..,l,rler he would po>.ibly
b.. .,,e p.rr,li,,n vote. d. he was un.
lm.,lly elected bv majority Of thou.
sands. trf ,a. .l..sncc between Che Rcpub-
.,. .r1 o.r..ni.,e,er. render, tbi, inn
n...rl. yr. peuub,ican. lsr. no, break
o..l fb. cr..ohsoter.. Governor Vance
.r.l . ,...,,,~ ~ III. c,mmi,tea ou
r. .,v,b Worth cr,lir, collection dis.
....t.+ ...... ,-.. -, o,or,,o and ,be
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Nf.,l.v SeY.io,
,---'.. 80. - ,.,.. ,t..
-' LII. -,
.......,...,-,. 81 e,-p.fU, Printer
I.-.. ~ ~....r.,ior - Serord lien.
I.. f1.,., O. ohsrr. T-r;,od Sta,e.
.-..... l.......- ....,,.d Ti.n.sna,t Da
...,.- 3D.. ... ,.ys,.,r,.. ,.- tb. Govern
ul " Dt-i.i account OF hi, AI'ac az
i.fuc0. >lr.tpr- HuaI. sherman, ant
u,H.r. a.f. gone 90 New ork. Genera
g ..f.-..l D., ..,,.,..--...r,i.l 4.
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Wv l'ith nam - -'''''
NFw YORK. Juno 3.-Ihe weekly statement 81
Tie n--0ci ltnl banks shows the fIl1N.rg changes
I.taus iucr,ltc. s5e5.4uO: specie decrease
-I.3Zd.3tU: .le-ul tenders increase. SLID f.Jon:
lrrDsits iusrcs-,. rH42.fNn: c.r-ul1IDu liz
cft.t.o. -8T 300: reserve dccrca. e.. s2j1.52J.
The bank. now bold -33Ji.lOO in excess Of
legal requirements.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. jane 3.-Nirg1uia . .con.oiitat,d.
O. pa.t-igc coupons, 80; new lt-io So 49,. bld
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4 direct f0ur-heurs connection l. made hctwcn
Richmond aad Norfolk by trains having Rich
mond at 1880 4. VI. AID NorlOik "a 1913 !. -
All trains having Petersburg viii star. from The
Appcmattor depot.
=. %. Kl.NLl, General superintendent
A. porn, General Passenger and iicAct Agent
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. June 3. lss2.
OFFERINGS.

C0nN.-Whllc. 900 0u.nc.. MlNti I'UUV Du'h-
o..
Dars.-s bushels.
SALES GEPoETFD 10 SECRETARY.
Corv.-Whltc. GOO bushels prime Virginia ou
private terms.
CorT0l.-Torc frm. Receipts. ~ '1ie
.fifrrfut. g irlr-. cu.tfl0u.t NllIill..
III 81: Inwmii1iug. ..tll' 20; good ordinary.
no.. l IO..c.: ordinary. .tJsf
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PHILADELPHIA, RICH II -.
---zs1s<sxs
MOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP OMPAEI.

,r,riutea sailing day.: Every TiErDAf ana
FRIDAY % y 81. and every SUNDAY 81
4. NJ ,.,.. ......... 30
,ied tiu ID 30 s. s.: Tor ~uudfi. .tf-itatt u y
. pm. saturday. Freight received c-ii NH o
T. ~.
Same. connect 20 Philadelphia for Fan river
and the ftst.
f'i '-' J. IS. Soc ARlICh,
General southern Agent. office kocheti.
81. r.. CifDE Co,
General Agents.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY. June 3. lsS2.

SATURDAY, JUNO >, 1882.
SALEs-FfRST BoAED.-l,00O Richmond and
Danyiile Railroad gold 6's 90. c. at 1909; 80
shares Richmond aud Petersburg Railroad stock
az rs; 10 shares Chesapeake ard Ohio Railroad
stock At 2ia: 100 shares Richmond and Danylllc
Railroad stock (pooledtst %.
SECOND BoARp.-200 Richmond City S. nj
1919; 80 shares Richmond and Petersburg Rail-
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GnntEnrEs. hIO VoRS. 80.

EXPORTED sTICK-LICORICE.
30 eases p. So sTICk-LICOElCE.
wv9 4. :. STOKES GO.
VICTORIA sTICK-LiCORICE.
50 eases VICTORIA sTiCh-ilCohl =. ~
my2 10 i
DURKTE's SALAD DRESSING;
IL PfCkLFD OE~I Eks- ia glass;
CFLFEY SAUCE. .n glass;.
CTCTWIiER SAT- co., in Fiat.'
PiCkTTB onions. .u ul,r'
PiCkLE-. IN g.as-. w"r'' '"N ny 'i' n"-'-
sure. .tr, s-,N- f 5000.
InB~TFR. CF AIt-. rf4 81. ID . is
FprNCligut ANfEllAN PEA-t
PRIME MN GOSHEN El Ei.-at
MCCARTHY & hay MSS.
au2l az q ''i'''' 'i-''''
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Freight received daily for norfolk. Portsmouth.
~muhfcil. aud Hampton; washing lon. ID. c.;
SewLcru. WaeUmgfou. and 1afboru'. e. G.. anc
am points in Eastern North Carolina; also, f0i
la.tsrn shore 81 rgiuia. old Point. aud nll reyu-
lar Iandlugs ou james river, - LOWEST ~ Il.
and uIDugh bills Issued. j. y. lAlA VI
tnv2T superintendent