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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-26
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Is. zoe Acres Of Fine Agrlraiizra. -lzsI
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-26

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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-26

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-24

TEE PROSPECTS IN New YoRK.-It would
seem that the Democrats Of New York in
tend to elect HOFFMAN. The Radical papers
of the city are evidently by no means san
guine as to his defeat and the Democratic
have jubilant tone. We see that RAY
xoND's paper even apprehends disasters.
"The Democrats" says the Times, "are
"much more sanguine Of electing Mr..
{" HOFFMAN tilan they were fortnight ago."
And it proceeds to mention some very
good reasons why they should be more
confident of success. First, the number OF
names already registered indicates vote in
the city some hundred thousand strong.
Next, the opponents of the license law,
including large number Of Germans, will
vote for HOFFMAN. Then the Democrats
are manufacturing voters by the hundreds,
in the courts, out of the foreigners in the
city. And finally, the attempt to re6rgan-
ize the Republican party on Radical basis
has produced dissatisfaction among men who
would otherwise have come up to the sup
port of FENToN with alacrity. The lapse
of few days will tell the tale, the 9th Of
November being the day of election. If
the Baltimore emeute shall not result in
damage to the HOFFMAN party, he will pro-
badly be successful.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-24

GREELEY FOR CoNGREss.-Wea announced
last week that GREELEY had been nominal
ted for Congress by the Radicals Of the
fourth district Of New York. The New
York papers inform us that one Of the De-
mocratic clubs In that district have also
nominated him for the same Office. We
learn, however, from GREELEY's letter ac-
cepting the honor that the nomination is
in reality nothing more than q good joke.
GREELEY candidly confesses that he does
not reside in the district, although his
business hours are spent within 1t, but
naiyefy says that tho voters will probably
reject him for better reason than his nom
residence. And then he adds, as If he had
his fingers in their sides tickling them (:
"Gentlemen, you can hardly have hoped
for my extraordinarily, we imagine
but, 81 thank you as heartily as though
"the district were not overwhelmingly
"adverse to US, and shall be as much
{" obliged to our fellow-citizens who may
Support me as though their votes would
" suffice to elect me-" We imagine that
the Radicals in that district will not make
any strenuous efforts to elect man who
thus coolly informs them that his election
is On impossibility. t@ '2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-24
By Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auctioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

VERY VALUABLE AND HIGHLY
Y iMPRoyED FARM OF NINETY.THREE AND
A HALF ACRES. IN HENRIC0, BETWEEN THE
CANAL AND wEsTHAM PLANK ROAD, TO;
GETHER WITH ALL TIE PERSONAL EEFEC
Massr 81 c9RN SAT
Hay, MICH Cows, BEEF CATTLE, MULES,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, 80, VEGETABLES, &c,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-At the request Of Mr..
John Clark we shall sell at auction, on the pre-
misses, on TUESDAY the Soth October, 1905 com on,
and highly productive FARM located as above
formerly owned by y. w. Haxall. Esq - adJoin-
Ing the lands of Messrs. James 7. Sutton. r, N.
Tabb and others, about two miles west OF Kich,
mond, containing NINETY THREE AND A HALF
ACRES by recent survey all OF which is in the
very highest state of Improvement, producing
heavy Yields OF wheat, corn, sc. The land Is un
der new plank enclosure. ,r,n,s
The buildings on II consist OF an OVEhsEhk
BARN, STABLE, DAIRY, corn HOUSE, &c; all
nearly new, and built in the best manner.
There have been seeded forty six bushels OF
wheat, with two tons guano, and twenty acres are
After the sale of the farm will be sold the fol.
lowing articles, viz: about IFS barrels corni 29,oae
pounds sheat oats !; very large quantity OF wheat
straw abont 5000 pounds blade fodder; some
calves; 3becf cattle; 3 carts; I carryall; fine
threshing machine all the farming implements,
such as plows, drags, wheat CLEANER; the crops OF
turnips and cabbages.
TERMs: For the land, very reasonable and made
known at the hour of sale for the personal estate,
all sums under $50 cash, over that amount Sixty
DAYS credit for approved, endorsed negotiable pa
per- or five per cent. discount for cash.
III the farm be not sold, 1t will be rented out foi
one year to the highest bidder; and whether sold
or rented ali of the personal effects will positively
oc 20 Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-24

Intelligent Radical h lhe country cannot :
hut DO aware that tho Conssitution has no
such meaning as Is here esemptsd ID DO
ssven % 4. They know Nat Il would in
f.ct be ! pslpsbie violation Of the spirit
ana the letter Of the Constitution FOR Con.
.re,s 10 undertake 10 force negro suffrage
mon tho States under cover Of the clause
IN question. Yet, whilo they are thus
showing entire contempt for the sacredness
Of constitutional obligations, they affect to
believe that constitutional amendment
ought to be q condition precedent to
the restoration Of the southern States to
their rights In the Union
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-24

RADICAL IDEAS OF JUsTIcE.-A Radical
in Minnesota writes as to man who has
been arrested there charged with arson
that it is not known whether he is guilty,
but "certain it is" he ran off during the
war to escape the draft! He will be pun
ished Of course.
Another Radical writes to the Baltimore
American. from Hagerstown, Nd, concern
ing fight in that town between Radicals
and Conservatives, and adds:
"The sheriff has just appointed num-
Der of respectable men as deputies, who
will patrol the city and protect property
through the night. Were 1t noe Tor this
precaution / would not give much for the
property of some preachers of treason in
our midst this night" 's
That is, the Rslels will burn down the
house of any man No dares to differ with
them in opinion. Fine country to live in.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-24

CuURcH DEDICATION AT CHARLoTrEs.
vnLs.-The new Methodist Church in this
place was dedicated on Sunday morning.
The officiating clergymen were Rev. DR..
Duncan, of Richmond; Rev. Mr.. Lindsay,
chaplain at the University and Rev. Mr..
Ware, the pastor. An immense crowd
was assembled to hear Rev. DR.. Duncan,
who preached on the occasion. f
DR.. Duncan preached also on Sunday
evening in the Methodist Church, and on
last evening at the University. He
breaches again tonight in the Methodist
Church.
We advise ill TO avail themselves Of the
opportunity to hear this distinguished d.
vine. There Is but one opinion % 70 ms
powers.-CAronicle. !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-24

IS DIED
Yesterday. "a instapk y Norfolk. WILLIAM
WRIGHT, sldest son OF the late Mr.. John Wright,
Hiis funeral VIII take place from tho gecond
Presbyterian Church tDr Hose's) TOMORROW
Thursday MORNING. ct 10 o'clock =. =
On Tuesday morning. October asd, Mrs. ELLEN
DAVIS, vile OF b. A. Davis, In the twenty .ssvenin
On yesterisy ~ afternoon, JOHN HOWARD. infan,
child OF y. A. and Ellen Dawn, agsd three months
Their iansrsi. VIII take p!see from the Second
Bsptist Church THIS MORNING q 10 o'clock. The
friends Of the family are invited to attend.
At the residence Of his father, In Manchester:
on yesterday morning 81 O'Clock, .NALLsf
JACKSON, only child Of Martha 1. and John =.
Bowen, aged one year. four months. and eigh'
ihe funeral services will be preached THIS
MORNING, at II o'clock at Manchester Baptist
Church. Friends and acQusintances OF the family
are respectfully invited to attend without further
notice. ,lHe Hag ~ iftl l>ii ~ tEt'
I take these little lambs, said He,
And lay them In my breat; 49, Hs
Protection they shall ind In me,
In me BIO ever blest. ~
That once loved form, now cold and dead,
Each mournful thought empioys;
We weep, our earthly comforts ned,
And wlther'd all our Joys.
i = =
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w ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF HATS AND
uITJ1NE<eY GOODS. .t

NE ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF HATS AND
MILLINERY GOODS.
A. A. ALLEN,
OF the concern Of A. A. ALLEN 4 CO., OF Peters
buro. has opened q branch Of his HAT ESTAB.
LISHMENT at No. 14o8 Main street, four doors be-
low Pearl or Fourteenth street, Richmond, Va,
and has placed ".s
Mr.. FRANK BINFORD
in charge Of 1t. 4.
He is now Offering to city and country merchants
large and entire fresh stock OF HATS and MIL
LIVERY GOODS at as low prices as they can be
bought North. As these goods have been bought
at the late large auction sales In Brooklyn and
New York for cash. 1t Is reasonable to suppose that
they can be SOLD LOW. call from dealers Is
solicited, and 1t will be proven to them that hats
can be sold here as low as they can be in New
York. sezo-Sm
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COLONEL T. L. BAYNE.-It is stated by
the Washington correspondent of the New
York Times that pardon for Colonel 7. L.
BAYNE has been submitted to the Presi-
dent for his signature. Colonel BAYNE
was, during the war, at one time assistant
to the chief of ordnance, and later the
head of the Bureau Of Foreign Supplies,
and resided in this city up to the time of
its evacuation. He is now in Louisiana.
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Radical Kindness.

We have had 30 many proofs that the
Radicals are utterly blind to common sense
and to reason that it appears to be waste
Of time and labor to furnish any new evil
dence Of the fact. Yet we need not hope
to cure them of their malady by remain
ing in darkness ourselves. The latest
manifestation Of this characteristic of
fanaticism Ii chronicled in that organ Of
all /" isms" the New York Tribune. One
would suppose that even the crsziest Of
Radicals knows that the Constitution Of
the United States was framed by slave
holders and slave-traders, and recognized
slavery. Indeed. there can, be no doubt
that the Radicals know a. we'll a. We that
the glittering generalities Of tho De-
claration Of Independence and Of the
Constitution were written without the re-
hottest supposition that they would ever
be applied to the negro race. One Of these
glittcring generalities declares that Con-
gress shall guarantee to each State . re-
publican form Of government. And in con-
tempt OF the history Of the Constitution
and Of the country, lot Of Radicals in
New Jersey have started the theory that q
State whose constitution does not allow ne
groes to vote does not enjoy republican
form, of government, and therefore 1t is Of
course the duty Of Congress to guarantee
II to such Htate.ii These Radicals have
gone 10 work 10 ssenlist the press, raise
money, employ counsel, and to institute
proceedings in tho courts, State and ma
"tional, for the isasMe1iats secosnition and
'saforcment "of negro suffrage. Read the
Official programme .res
"Our Council have caused to be COM
".menced three suits, to DO regarded q,
"test suits, two IN sae Supreme Court Of
"New Jersey, and one IL the Circuit Court
"of the United States. including in It's in
"dicial circuit the State Of Delaware.
1.-TWO Of the parties ID these suits, the
"Rev. CHAnLEs 81. TaoxraoH and ABRAHAH
"CosoyEs, are citizens Of Newark, N. T.,
.And commenced suits on account Of the
"refusal OF Tho registrars 70 rsgistrate
"them ~ voters on the. 10th instant. One
"of the parties, PrrEa s. BLAKE, isa citi-
"sen Of Wilmington. DEL, whose vote was
'.refused atsn election held In the city Of
"Nilmington on The ID Of October Instant.
"onesof the ccmplainanss y black, one
SO nuiattos and ono n octogoon. One Is
Aftoe4uan. tn Char tvo fteannen horn .
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TIE VIRGINIA COMMITTEES oN-THE Cor
roS TAx.-The Petersburg Iader states
that this COMMITTEES has returned, and
adds: Is y - = IS ~
= On Friday morning the several dele
Cations called on Mr.. =. a. Rollins, the
Cornminioner Of Internal Revenue, and
held long, free, and cordial interview
With him. ID which he manifested every
diPositien 70 accommodate the producers
ard daaaere in cotton, Several plans wsre
suggestcd and discNsssA without definite
results, but m cient wasb elicited 70 de-
mopstrats ~ prset billy Of arranging 8
plan hy witch the variations which have
eeeaeysgesS The optfQs trads win - RENEE
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BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auctioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO
L FRAMED TENEMENTs,- ADJOINING DU-
suant 10 the provisions Of q deed OF trust from
James Hickman and wife to me as trustee, dated
tinas Court, I viii proceed to sell on WEDNES.
DAY, October "a 1s6e, al 4 O'Clock Z. d. on the
premises, at public auction, the two FRAMED
TENEMBNTS and LOTS therein mentioned, ad.
Joining DIVA .strest Chapel. The lots. front to-
gether afty Ave feet on Duva street, and run PACK
about lis feet, and are occupies py James hick'
TEENS: Enough In cash to pay the expenses OF
executing this trust and to pay off note Of 1881 81
until 10Th November 1885, as to S355 40; on credit
until 10Th January 1857 to 1884 and for any resi-
due OF proceeds Of sale on such terms as the said
Hickman may direct In the overt OF his failure
10 giys such direction at the discretion OF the rus-
dsv Of sale A. Ii. SANDS,
oc n Trustee.