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GORDON g. SKGNKER, "a MAIN SrREET,
~ Richmond, Va offer Tor sale
IS hbds Orleans and Wesi India Sugars
IS usress and bbis Clarified sugar
80 package loaf crushed and yuivsfised 5uEau
5 bores white Havana sugar
$40 bags Conss-Rio. f.zFuayra. Java and N,rasaHbo
bales Mocha Coneo
Is hhds Orleans and West India Nolasses
10 chests Gunpodsr and BysonTsa part very superior
5 III chests Black Tea
Tea in . and 3h borea
800 udes le.thrf-rr0i stamp and t1maved
IS DO HI-sei Leather
200 bs sh1c Thread
700 boxes Sperm and Ta'5w Candle,
50 b1zsf Soap
Paueyand varisgatsd Soap
10 bags Pepper
Pimenio and Giugef
200 kegs Walls
$50 ncta Ashon'a salt
$50 bags Shot
100 ksgs Duponrs Power
$50 realms Wrapping Paper
10 ue.ces Eico
$50 doz Hemp and Cotton Bed Cord, sns Line.
50 don Brooms
"a Dor painted Buckets
200 Nova seotia Grindsonss
rs kegs Horse Shoes
hhds Bacon
Glasl-5H10 and 1919
fpcrn and Tanners OH
cotton Yarns faH Petfe, Coppsfas Msddsf and todro
Cotton IN bales Glover Seed CIDER Vusgar a. Ae
h'N-IOo tons Twodos. Enrsh, Tsdsrar Country com
W,.nR nsafy al sizes, round, n1t and tquarc
StfrtIfon and Nail rods
rIEEi~-Amefican md English B.rasfsd
Mayors sheer Htesi
IlNPLAIB-i7i boxes tOri4. ttrlo 1919
Bright and loaded Tin for roofing
ooPPER-20o0 Ne Brazlers. stsath.nr and Boh
WiRB-lOoo he assorted rzes
ZINC and spster
Bar and Sheet Lad. Ae. -,
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STHANGEHs VISITING THE CITY, and ~ o,hsr'
~ desiring purchase ND husisi Ias,rHasH, will ind
WIN L. MONTAGUEs Music Store No. ISL Main street. most
desirable establishment for obtaining all the latest and ashona
bic publications. together with musical instruments Of almost
every description Of superior PIANO FORTEs
hand Guitars, Flutes Ffcs, Nons Carones
Fogeoeis HONS Tmpets Comopcons from
bones. every article In the music inoa Of
may of the ubsc her the bcs poo
able terms WM. T.. MONTAGUE,
No. t5i Main street,
ie 10 Sign of Golden Lyre.
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WWyE have now 10 store sfOT OF al sfes from the WITH
Wv Lad Mnlng coupany. Dealers have waiting
a. ssonsnt and IN win pssst ssnd In
ders my ~ l.. u. CRENsHAW, BROTHERS q co.
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r + MOVAL!


WE have removed our store to 81 Main street
w hous recently occupied BY Mess Brooks Bel HUDSON
where shall be pleased % ffiends
Js4 HAwgs, VAN DEURsEN WARD.
WINDOW SHADES-Transpare Window
w Shades Of new and beautiful designs.
German and Domestic OF Cloths
White and cord Canton MaunR-wiibe soh cheap by
LATHROP, CHRISTIAN co,
my 40 % Main
GONE THING Is CERTAlN"
H EEN CO. praosed of the iast I've yssrs The me
~ hod ~ selling before well ~ after The close NJ me 80
their of"oasonable" Goods give notice INT from
bargains IN Clothing thnn can b. had
any Richmond, and although however doubtful
things are, thing s certain"
Je hbkN co
CtANToN MATING. At REDUCED PRICBs-3o rolls super
~ - ana g. white colored Canton Matnes
veu reduced prices my 81 iNIoEs BROTHER
MRHORR AND YELLOW POTATOEs-9sO hue
IVl and yellow Potatoes IN sod hsf sale ~
my IS BissRLLh MeCANDfisH.
II AaUYaA AND RBO coFFEE-7so Bars rreuy
IL prime oresa faguyra CoFee.
3fs Bars RIO Cofsc, superior ariee
In sors and VIII ~ I'D vsry 20 closs eonsrnmeur.
aa WV. Anderson, u.
shot shotff
WMTR have now In store, SHOT OF al from Wythe
w Lad Mining Company Dealers have waiting fo
an ASSORTMENT IN win please end IN OIL
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/, would seem from The public prints,
tha, large majority of those, who are
disposed 10 change The present mode OF
electors ofP President and Vice
abfesiden, Of The -United States, are in
favour of a general ticket, in lieu of The
uresen, mode of appointing them by the
Legislature. They rest their opposi>'
lion in the latter, aud support of The
former, on the broad principle, that all
power belongsto the People; ,Iat they
should exercise i, directly, without the
intervention ofany intermediate agency,
whenever. they can properly do so, and
that whenever they can so cxef else il,
j, would be an act of usurpation on the
rart of tho Government to withhold IL.
From this they conclude, that the
power Of appointing electors, should be
: given to the people directly; and that
the mode ofappoinling should be, 10 elect
them by a general sicke'. Those, on
the contrary, who are opposed 10 the
j. proposed change, or the mode proposed
10 be substituted in lieu Of the present,
admi, the principle; but deny, that ii
would give the appointment to the pco>
i. ple to elect them by general ticke'; or
that, If il would, they could properly
exercise il in this case,
The difference, then, between them is
reduced to two questions; Would The
adoption Of tue general ticket give tie
power to lbctpeope in reality 10 appoint
electors? And, ifit would, is ,hisa case,
in Which it could be properly exercised
On their decision. i; is manifest, The
propriety Of adopting the general ticket
must, depend. II it should appear on
Investigation, w. tha, it would not in form
only, but in truth give the power direct.
" to the people, and tina, they might
exercise il, wilhou, disturbing, injurious
" affecting the state, in its federal Oh
interior relations, than j, might with
proprlety be adopted. But if the con-
trary should appear, in either of the
!. cases, thenil could not. Thus far, there
can be no difference Of opinion.
As one Of The people, ,"k:ng the pro
& fundest interest, in whatevor may toucl
The liberty or prosperity of state, | have
investigated these important questions
with the greatest care and delberalion
for ihe guidance ot my own collse, ant
have come to the conclusion adverse It
the general ticket ia reference to boll
questions. The Investigation has mad
( a deep impression on me, shat so far i.on
giving the power TO The people, it wonl'
be the mos, effeclual way that could b.
devised of divesling them oft, and trans
feiring i, to party managers and cliques
and thatfifil were possible TO overcom
{ that objection, j: ought moi still 10 b
3 adopted, because it would deeply dislur
, land injuriously affect the state in its TED
.elal and interior relations. Ii now re
pains, noncompliance with Jour reques
b state the reasons, Which have brougl
ne 10 theselconclusions, which | sha
b4ex, proceed to do without further re
marks. 'sss','' - - :.
TIE first and radical objection 10
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From The Pcadlcton Messenger.
+ OFT HUI, Nov |

FORT Hull, Nov. lS46.
Gentlemen II am in the receipt OF
Your note Of the l4iIl ul,., in which you
express desire TO have NY views in re-
la,ion 10 the proposed change in our
Stale Constitution, in reference 10 the
election Of the presiden, and Vice Press
ident. In compliance with yenf requst,
] herewith enclose communication, IN
which they ale briefly ske'ched.-To
have done full justice, in reference 10
the many aad important questions in
vclved in. the subject. would lave made
my communication too p'olix.
have given ii the present shape,
rather than that Of a formal letter in
reply to your note, because ii left me al
liberty TO arrange my views in conform,
itv to the order, which the subject re-
CURED.
With grea, respect
] am &c &c sc.
]. C. CALHOUN.
Messrs. James l.. Orr, William Sloan,
A. Evns, and +. w. Symmcs.
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With grea, respect
] am &c &c sc.
]. C.. CALHOUN.

Messrs. James l.. Orr, William Sloan,
A. Evins, and +. w. Symmcs.
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Hv THE N Ala.
WAsHrSeroS, Oct. 10, ls4e.

WAsHtSeroS Oct. 10, 1916.
GRANTEES and Gayeties
Hon. Senator Johnson, of La, is in town
Hon. MIR. Elmore, Of South Carolina is in town
Mr. Johnson has taken up his quarters for the session
Mr. Elmore is on flying visit, suppose.
The weather yesterday cold cloudy and wintry
The air is fresh to-day, but there bright sunshine
Meantime,
The woods of autumn all around our wales
Have put their glory on"
The wings have carried the State of Ohio and our old
and esteemed coadjutor in many hard campaign Col
s. Medary, late of the Ohio Statesman is defeated.
Hear it not, Duncan for It's knell
By which the indomitable Colonel fell
The late storm all the wharves and at the Pipev
Point salt wster summer retort The mouth of the
Potomac the tide drifting right UP from the bay
the beach, tore up the very pos the landing swept of
the lighthouses, and rolling the lawn, the
lower floor OF the Pavilion while the wind catching
der the piazza extending the whole front OF hundred
feet lifted up and threw il completely over
the top of the house to the ground the other side
vessel laden with shelled driven through the
piles OF the wharf and stranded the beach, srewing
her corn along the sand for quarter Of mile the dis
lance the wreck driven by the winds and the waters
Saith the scriptures;--
Cast thy bread upon the waters, for thou shalt find il
after many days"
&c. after the subsistence Of the storm and the abate
ment Of the angry waters the sheled corn was found
along sands at Pney Point The whole place at the
Pavilion, will be by the next repaired in better
style than
CITY South Carolina, to Congress- had opponent
the late well known reporter In Washington Daniel
Bowling, Esq Dan, was the candidate OF the b'hoys
and received some 600 out of 1000 votes We are in
formed that first he was merely taken up in sport but
that on the first day of the election, when the b'hoys
were found to be in earnest the friends of Holmes
tualiy became alarmed and by desperate effort de-
THE DoCToR
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wAsnrseroN, Oct. 10, 1876

WARRINGTON, Oct ~, loa6.
Epening Report.
The details Of the storming Of Monterey they
beginning to be developed show that the conflict for
the numbers engaged of the most destructive TO
both sides which the annals Of modern history fur
nsh. Ten per cent of.kied and wounded both sides
is an extraordinary mortality in modern warfare.
The conduct of the warlike Texans frghtful and
terrific and in the fufment Of their rerbuton upon the
Mexicsns the Of their vengeance remains yet
TO be told
The war 10 but just beginning our side. Before
three months shall have passed. unless Santa Anna
for peace in the interim Internationally tale will be
told which will sanction the continuance extinction
of the Mexican quasi Republic at option Of the United
States of the north
The reputation of this Administration depends upon
the vigorous prosecution OF this war and will be
red by land and sea into the very heart OF Africa the
may require.
dance Of supplies, will be forthcoming OF the mil
lions Of loans and Treasury authorized by Con
gress, several millions remain yet unappropriated The
in hand will be allsufcient TO the meeting Of
Congress
1t only requires now petition from the Gulf squadron
10 immediate attack upon Vera Cruz; and II IL sup
posed that not orde red before the President will recon-
mend in asking appropriation for that purpose in his
annual message; provided, always, that the enemy are
meantime reduced without the necessity OF
the brilliant achievement Of the reduction of St Johns
for 1t is only necessary to to the Navy do it," and
it will be done The DoeroR.
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iavicatlon or the Ohio River.
MON Ex MARKET.

Tuesday, Oct. 2O-6 p. N,
The stock market rally is heavy, although the spe
culativs movement in Norwich is increasing. Quot
for that stock advanced to day per cent Harlem
fell Of "a and Canton closed at yesterdays prices.
At the second board prices fell off fraction. Nor
wich and Worcester declined Al Harlem 4. Tho sales
of each of these stocks were very large.
We have the first two numbers of Mearson's Uni.
ted States Bank Note Reporter and should judge from
its general appearance and the character OF those in
whose hands the editorial portion of the publication rests
that il is in every way, worthy the confidence of those
interested in such sheet The quotations Tor Stocks
rates for foreign and domestic exchange and for uncur
rent money, corrected by Messrs William and John
O'BIien, Of No 80 Wall street. which is guaranty
that these departments will be faithfully attended to
There 10 much spurious money in circulation in coin
and paper that requires the closest inspection de-
tect the bad distinguish the good. Every hand
ling much money should have detector' hand for
reference
superintendent and engineer have been appointed for
the construction Of the Worcester and Nashua Railroad
1t is the intention of the directors to commence opera
tons upon the line of the road Immediately
We the several monthly statements of the banks
of South Carolina for the purpose of comparing the ag
gregate movement in each department. period with
another TIL ey exhibit very little variation
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In Albany Oct 18TH ELIZA, widow Of the late Samuel
Dexter, in the saith year Of her age.
At Rome N " Hon. HENRY HUNTINGTON, aged So
He formerly State Senator, member ofthe Conven
ton Of 1921 and candidate for Lieut. Governor on the
ticket with De Witt Clinton 1926 He was until last
spring when his declined health obliged him to leave
the post President of the Bank Of Utica and proba
bly, the wealthest man in the county.
In Boston. 18th inst, ANNA CoMAnTIE aged 90. On
the 18th. MARY H., wife OF Hon. Edmund Dwight, eyed
So years
At Somerville 18th inst, MATHEW TAsKER, of Bos.
ton, aged 80 years He was engaged in several naval
actions during the revolution.
In Waterford. Me the 9th inst, Mrs. MARY CHAP
LIN, widow of the late Daniel Chaplin formerly Of Row.
ley, Mass, aged IS.
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ears past has been as annexed =

Since March, 1874, there has been very little variation
in tho most important departments of the banking in
situations Of the State, viz loans and circua ion Tie
specie item has fuc;uated than any other within
that period. Notwithstanding which, the proportion of
specie hand to paper in circulation, continues very
fair.
The above returns show the aggregate movement OF
I'll the banks ard branches Of South Carolina at four PEI
riod, The annexed returns exhibit the movement in
the principal department of each bank and branch at
four periods-
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BUFFALO, Tuesday evening

DUFFALO, utsudy eV5HhK.
STATE OF THE MARKErs.-Wheat sold to-day al
7s to S0c.-the former from Wisconsin. Choice
Ohio -four commanded "a 40, and Michigan 81
40. Mess pork sold at $40; Western butter &c.
Ohio cheese 81. Freight to Albany is at SOc. for
-four, and 25c. for wheat.
Jacob Lane, superintendent of machinery, was
thrown from the car across the track the Mon
roe and Michigan train OF cars passed over him,
killing him on the spot.
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
TELEoRAPHrc
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM
sANTAa =.
BALTIMORE, Tuesday Night

pALilMohk, tuesday Night.
81 Louis papers received in this city tonight,
contain advices from Santa Fe to the 9Th Sept
The following is synopsis of the news -
General KeaIney left on the Sd, with eight hun
bred men, for another settlement, and expected
to be absent twenty days, allowing the main
body of the army and the horses to recruit their
strength in the meantime. He has captured ano-
Their town, the fertilization .of which, situated
on an cmnence, sweeps in its range the whole
town.
The inhabitants have chosen a new govern
ment, under the protection of the forces of the
United States.
letter dated Sept. I'd, reports that Generals
Armlo and Ugarta were marching for Santa Fe
with an army of five thousand Mexicans Oar
troops are in fine spirits, and General Kearney
says the larger the force of the enemy the better
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Married.

Married..
Monday, Oct 10, 1876, by the Rev. Mr. Goodsel, Mr..
wM B. MAY. to Miss MARGARET WrNpovER, all Of this
city. Lowell Mass, and Vermont papers will please
copy
On the 10th inst, by the Rev Mr.. Poisail Mr. HOMER
HoRToN, to Miss ELLEN QUiS, all Of this city.
by the Rev. Matthias Lusk, in Jersey City, SAMUEL d.
VANpERHypsR, Esq, to SARAH ELIZABETH, eldest
daughter of the late Henry F. Bayeuy.
In ST. Johns Church. Clyde, Wayne county, on the
4th inst by the Rev. BENZ f. Ackley HENRY REC
oLEs Of this city. to JAsr z daughter of William
H. Adams Esq, of the former place
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Total Resources $h5t6T7 37ss2 3746 1888 N,O6s3 1888
There has been increase the aggregate movement.
of banks of South Carolina within the past month";
alb three hundred thousand dollars Among the lab
lilies the increase has been in balances due other banks
among the the increase has been in loans
and discounts The circulation remains about the
Is last reported.
The aggregate bank movement of the State for several
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 20, ls46.
The exhibition of the Franklin Institute, which com
menced this rnng embraces very extensive variety
of specimens in every department Of the mechanic
and manufactures of the country and the number from
New York gives evidence that in the for pre- emf
nence the productions Of her workshops not be
despised
The trial of Professor Mapes in Criminal Court is
dragging along very slowly The prosecution have not
yet closed
The German who committed suicide, men tioned in
my letter Of yesterday believed 70 have been named
August Wilhelm Gotfred Winkler and 10 have arrived
in Your city from Germany about four weeks since.
The Councils met this morning and reelected Colonel
Swift as the Mayor ofthe cy for the ensuing year
The election rendered necessary by neiher OF tbs
three candidates having receiveds majority OF the ~
number Of votes cast
The anxiety for the arrival Of the Boston steamer De-
coming intense in city The friends ana reiauves OF
the persons who intended taking passage In the Great
Britain are hoping hear by the sedona that the for
had been forced TO put back In consequence
~ ba;ng rippled in storm shortly after starting
~ vnysge The Rev Mr.. Branard with others oil this
IT. wsrc expeced in the Great Britain. The congre
oo;;on of this Reverend gentleman extremely
cns Tor some intelligence bearing upon the fate Of their
p"''o' sales Of stocks at Philadelphia.
E,u.r BoARp, Oct 90 shares Pennsylvania Bank 23s.
AFTER sALEs-iol shares United states Bank 3k $1,000
sreosp BcApp-sloo City Co 1876; 1900 do 81. 90; 100
Grad Bank sk; 300 Reading 3x: 200 vicksburg Rk, 3x
ArryR SALEs7Oo0 state S. GIN; 1900 Texas Treasury
nofes
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LOVE, SEDUCTION, MURDER, AND
ABORTION

THE NATIONAL POLICE GAZE TIE. of this
Week ready for delivery agents, Thursday after
noon, will contain its other interesting matter tho
contents Of the LOVE- LETTERS between Mrs MYERS Of
Richmond and Mr. HoyT the Lottery Broker with
cusion Of the These letters the
traordnary published
Also full report of the Trial of DIR SHOVE Of West
chester for ABORTION Mary Ackerly house Of Ill
fame in this city.
Also Life OF MURRELL L, the Western Land Pirate.
Retail price only Four CenAgents supplied at usual
disr ou0t. 2Tssrrc
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Mrs. Mowait, tn, talented aathoress and ac
tress, is recovering from her illness, consequent
on the accident which occurred to her last week
Having passed favorable day, her physicians
this evening express hopes of seeing her about in
few days
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OHIO ELECTION.

Returns received in Baltimore from Ohio inii-
cate the election of Bebb, wing, as Governor by
1000 majority, tie in the State Senat, and
wing majority of two in the House. Ofthe men,
bers of Congress elected, IL wings, 8 demo-
Gratis, and independent.
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FREE SCIENTIFIC LECTURES

nR. BANNING, in compliance with numerous requests,
- will public ofa and simplifying
thry the relief Of distortions and
eaness the lungs and spinal femoral diges-
tive based the mechanism and philosophy of the
b.dy illustrated bv original design Of oil paintings, and
ge trsll in the Lecture Room OF Rev DR. Adams church.
Broome street, Centre, Monday, Wednesday, and
Fn evenings, halfp clock Public speakers
end all no from their child deformites and
ens eblsi work for themselves
invited attend Lectures fee. 423 Broadway New
York. olq5tsr
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HOWES & CO.'S N. Y. MAMMOTH CIRCUS.
THIS uurivslied corps Of ETuestrian, viii perform 81
Eeaylle on The 2ld of October at Liberty the 2sd
Walden the 27thand at Newbugh the 2sth October
inst.
This is the Largest Esabshment organized in the
United States comprising $50 Men and Horses, reHpIng
Carriages to convey the performers. yardrobss Iasclsn,
TRANS, amsng whom il the Greatest Female Rider Of
Age, recently arrived from Paris
MADAME MARIE MACAHTE,
whose style of Equestrian Feats, peculiarly her
being chase and clasc her and
and the charming with which she chains
ence render This gifted and hghyeducated are the lead
feature Of the this country The Propretors
refer the public the brilliant description given in the
Of the extraordinary and daring fcax
performed b, this distinguished artistic.
Equestrisl Director, Mr.. HuWES Riding Master, Mr..
NIXON, and the unapproschable Clown Dan RICE -
among the Performers the celebrated aud principal Ri
der, the Napoleon OF the Arena DIR HOBBS whose feet
Horseback the extraordinary Witnessed uve
Eile Of Horse by Master Nirw Olympic EIer
sises by the WHOLE 'Sa sy the great Epropssn
Coles Dogs, Hector and Billy. The SWISS BROTHERS,
sweet the Charoteer Of rhebus Posturibg and Gym
nastics, by Mr.. Nixon and his Mr. Howes hia My
Geological and brilliant Act Of Fsnces of froteus Mr.
&. Howes in Slack Rope Evoiutiops. Mr. Geo Sweet the
celebrated Tight Rope Dancer With variety OF Others
The whole comprising the leading, talented, and
classic performers in the world
NJ N<vr YAK Mann t.,rrrs
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No mail South beyond Charleston. Our mer-
chants are all anxiously waiting the arrival of the
Caledonia's advices, and there is consequently
very little doing in our produce markets.