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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-05

Mr.. Alexander Findlay, Of this place. has
shown us n New Testament printed in 1917.
The title page reads 1.-THE New Testament,
both In English and In Latin,) Of Mayster
Erasmus translation, imprinted by Wyllyam
Powell. dwelvnge in Flete Strete: The yere
of our Lorde NJ. CCCCCXLVII, the first yere
Of the kynges (Edwd. VI most gracious
reygne.
the family for two hundred and thirty years.
1t was rebound in ls:p.-dbin9fon Virgintnn.
~It is stated that the commanding officer IT
Camden, Arkansas has proposed TO compro-
mise with the propriators Of the Edgie by re-
fitting their Office and paying MI damages, the
proceedings to stop there. Referees have the
matter in charge.
Joseph Mayse Stephen Reynolds, and Mr.
Pophano are candidates for the Con vention In
the district Of Rockbridge, Bath, and High.
land.
The Austrian Bishops held council recent
", and resolved In favor Of maintaining the
Concordat and supporting the temporal power
Of the Pope.
Rev. William NJ. Blackburn, pastor of the
Fourth Presbyterian church, Trenton, y. J.,
has been elected president Of Hanover Col
lege, Indiana.
. Charles Whittlesey beat Lewis Mckenzie
and John Hawxhurst in h" dominating con-
vention at Alexandria, uuu IS the Radical
candidate for the Convention.
Mrs Maria Starks, residing in Ontario conn
~, New York, cut and harvested this season
over twenty-five acres OF wheat with her own
hands.
The Norfolk DGy Bopk comes ont for W. W.
Wing and Gilbert Walker as candidates for
the Convention.
In the Boston restaurants you call for crack
ers and cheese, and they give you whiskcy and
water.
Chncapins-" our Tom calls them ''brevet
chestnuts'-are very plentiful in market and
OF good quality.
A race between two milk carts is recorded in
one of the New York papers under the head
of Aquatic Sports
Two negroes of Washington have arranged
prize fight 10 take place between themselves
Mrs. Nancy Dudley, the oldest native resi-
dent Of Lynchburg, died the other day.
W. w. Averett, formerly of Lynchburg
died in Memphis Of yellow fever recently.
Peaches twelve inches in circumference were
exhibited II n fair in Illinois last week
DR.. f. NJ. Campbell is n candidate for the
Convention in Washington county
George Rye is the Radical nominee for the
Convention in Shenandoah.
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0rd,,. with Regard TO the Elections.

General Sghuf"ld issued Yesterday IN order
}-@ lmng regulations for conducting the ap-
rr.trhIn. elections for the Convention, and
..a.as returns OF the same, from which we
a.-..g HE clauses Of general interest 10 the
laae
~HEAl.rAGrgKs Flg.r MILITARY DIsrRlcT,}
"sTATn OF SIkGlsIA, I
"RIcHMo&p, VA, October j, 4o0'.
t.vr1 DrterS w. G>:
.a. loll9wIugTrsulations viii be observed
a conducting III" election 10 be held III this
U#"c, district on Ike I'D instant ana III
sa.u- 'ar returns thereof:
a.aE.G!a>z FOX CONDUCTING THE ELECTION
".. An prrsous who are registered rs voters
au..sl.rls OF wards where they present
"-. ballots vail be- permitted 10 Noic, ana no
'..#.sw.l be- received from persons VINO are
81. properly registered, except III cases where
... .a..r Of thr person applying to vote ma!
.t.. 'nr4uuurrrCtly recorded on the reGlsl!:i-
.a tst- In which case, if the officer con
..ta. ne election l. satisfied either from ms
1"g PERSONAL knowledge or from the lcSH-
AaaE rs uEri!hl" witnesses that the person
Wa. ..natiy registered, then such person VIII
se."tIsea loNUIc.
Every person presenting 4 ballot ut lbe
|s sa.H announce has name, and II, upon
.t"..At..uH I, Is found that he has been re-
'.t deposited IN the ballot box, and his name
..'-'a 30 u. proper alphabetical order on
'a1 i4.. books
Two b;,lIot.boXes viii he opened in each
...'-|t.. or %Hg,j. IN one Of which VIII be de-
@-~. .an ballots OF all white voters, ana IN
ss"r' VIC ballet, OF all coorcd voters, ana
#t'"s ~ The white and Colored voters
. 'r recorded uu separate poll books. In
s.'. wards where there are more than
..-taet r"-ls tered voters the polls Tor
waite and ,oIyycQ electors viii be opened
n."l. places but these places should be-
'1."@'Iy near to each other and, II prac-
.s.r q, different doors OF windows OF the
'. ctadtIa'e FOR election as delegate 10
Convention shall oiiiciatc IL registering
"., .. as-.,llrt ~ the election.
az. places III this military district
. '*.tN!eHlIa- liquors are sold ~ fctiii
y. 7et. a. sunset on the day preceding,
..tia closed until suurIse on the DAY
".t-s he election.
-4t ouarIruptin@ by force, lntimi-
80! fraud, 10 prevent any iualiheu
- .n voting freely, shall br 1t once ar
#"s charges preferred against INN ny
."!I1s officer, IN order that ne may
-e4- 'yl.I1! before Il military comlhis-
-"1 Unstable Of each district, ana IN
"'.a i"o or more police officers, TO br
s" hl u" mayor OF The city, Will be re-
.@ o" present at the places OF NotlhE
."r whole Tune the polls are open ana
.. '''NE counted, and VIII be hcid re
'.'. Tor he preservation of good ORDER
- .t" day and III" execution Of para
e! th.s order
.... ~" !"s4s LerIug officer appointed TO con-
01lioa - authorized during the time
'-.'"A Is beng held and the votes
M. w exercise tnrpo%crs conferred upon
commissioner.
i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-05

SENATOR HUNTER o. EiKniSIA AFrAlEs.-
In Senator Hunter, Of Virginia, is here, and
had Il long interview with President Johnson
this evening relative Ia his prospects for Il
pardon. Mr.. Hunter states that the leading,
men of Virginia are opposed 10 a convcn ton,
they prefer the present military rulc 10
negro supremacy. Many planters within his
knowledge have expressed Il willingness 10
give Il portion of their land 10 encourage i'm
IN il,raiinn, but the Immigrants are unwilling
10 accept if they are to be subject 10 Il negro
government He thinks the conven ton vii!
be defeated, not by failing 10 vote, bat bE
voting down the proposition, unless an agree
lncut is concluded with the biacks-aS is an
ticipatcd viii be The CaSc-to the effect that
the negroes shall fiji all the Federal offices if
they will leave the management of the State
government 10 the whites. MY. Hunter speaks
very ilattcrin-ly of General Schoiicld's ad-
minis trait of affairs in Nirginia-Hd sitny-
ton corrcSpo mdc,.cc HoSto', Past.
Mr. Hunter expressed his unqualified pre-
ference 10 military rather than negro rule. IL
is needless 10 disguise The fact that this is the
general sentiment of the South.
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The Markets.

New YORK October IA. M.-Moncy very
active ut per cent. Sterling dun ut lo''o;
sight, luJ@s. Gold, li4'a. j-2o>, 81, coupons,
ll2 Flour lO1t2oc. better Wheat 2Gh3c. bet
ter. Corn &c better. Rye 2lllc. better. Oats
a shade irmer. Pork dun 1T $3.50 Lard
duiet. Cotton duh At ne. Turpentine, joSt
iSHc Rosin-Straiued, 1851; No. !, :i..3y
1913.
New YORK, October i-P. N.-Flonr very
active: southern, Sl0.s09$l4.-j Wheat ire
cular white southern, S2.92il3 Corn II 81
6Sl3jH Mess pork, ~ 50. Naval stores rn-
changed. Freigits quiet. Cotton +.c. lover :;
sales 900 bales at zoe. Stocks heavy and eX-
cited. Money very active At per cent. Gold,
li41. j.20s, 81 coupons, ms. J-2ps, 81
regis tered, eX-iuterest lOiG loi-.
BALTIMORE. October 4.-cottou dull and no.
minal al y IA &c. Elour-High grades stlil"r :,
supcrtne advanced bic. quoted IT 9lvu sll.
Wheat still and advanced &c. prime 10 choice
red - CjI,S2.-0. Corn firm. Oats, Goa &c.
Rye very firm at Sl.4I4:lD. Provisions
steady.
CISCiSSATI. October I'll advanced &c.
Corn firlnrr ut "Gls'7c. Provisions lirner.
Bacon higher: clear rib, l7HW IKE. clear
sides l>h;ml-Hc.: shoulders, li4c. Mess
pork, 81. Lard, l3h.c
LOUISVILLE, October +.-Suprriln" Hour ac-
tive 1T s. Mess pork. SID. Bacon shout
ders, l4Hc: clear rib sides, Isle. clear sides,
l>s,c, with al upward tendency. Corn dun
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
From Washington.

WAsHrSaros, October IA tri-weekly
mail by boats between Mobile and Selma has
been contracted for, TO commence October 10,
and Offices will be opened ut all important
landings on the route.
Lewis d. Campbell has taken the stump Tor
the Democrats in Ohio.
J. Warren Bell has been appointed collector
of Gus toms at Corpus Christi Texas, vice VIC
In;yre suspended.
The speech of :. ). Cox NJ columbus N"'o'
and the proceedings OF the Albany 70" &c"
ton. have a cheering effect on the bank men
and capitalists.
4 telegram from Nashville says that Brown
lo,y's election 10 the United States Senate Is
conceded.
The revenue receipts today were sl'ooo'o'o'
The custom receipts for the week were
II 30, 900.
Colonel Messmore has been removed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-05

SILVER ~ P"CAHoSrAs.-A northern com
pauy of capitalists, with ample means, is now,
we learn successfully working 4 mine of sill
yer at Greenbani i'll Porahontas county, w.
Va The work has been progressing for III"
last two months. The gentleman who gives
us this information has seen some of the sill
yer taken from this new mine in the noun
tains OF PocahontaS.
On Iackson'S river, in Highland county, an
old Indian furnace has been discovered, near
which, on Allen llite's land, is Il cave, from
which quantities OF antlmony have been
taken.
III addition 10 the above facts, we learn from
IN intelligent gentleman Just i'll from the
mountains OF Highland that parties OF north
ern men are prospecting around > III al ihat
region looking after the valuable metals and
minerals therein buried. -Rockinghdm Register.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-05

MAIL ROBBERY AND FoRGERY.-On Tuesday
the 24th Il successful forgery was practiced on
the Bank Of Lexington. a draft had been
sent by mail drawn by James II. Tyrec Co.,
of LynChburg, in favor of William Bolivar
Lccch, Of this county, for Sl91.Jo William Bal
timOre, the mail carrier, first presented the
check, but not being endorsed by Lcech, the
cashier refused To cash it. Baltimore stated
that Leech was in town, and he would step
out ana get his endorsement. The cashier
having seen Mr.. Lcech pass down street n
few minutes before was deceived by this fact,
and paid the check when Baltimore returned
with il Il few minutes aftcrwaI DIS properly en-
dUrscd.
ON Friday night Baltimore was arrps ted
but afterwards managed to escape, and is now
at large. He is cighte or nineteen years OF
age five feet nine inches high, slender and
rather good looking with 4 dark fuZz on bis
face - Lerngton Gd:ette.
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Dry Goods.
Dry Goods.
rT1 Il E GREAT RUSH AT THE
PEOPLES STORE,
No. 1909 MAIN STkEsT.
ASTOUNDING AND UNPRECEDEITED
ATTRACTIONS.
GOODS ACTUALLY GIVEN AWAY.


1t is with feeling Of great pleasure that HAYS
TO return nv sincere thanks To my frar liz and the
public generally for the liberal patronage be-
slowed on the PEOPLES STORE sincs opening.
Having added to my stock by last steamers mGcn
larger and greater variety than on the first days
opening Halter myself that am able to oher
Goods esta bshment in the city, having purchased
my entire stock for cash Al the great auction sales
in Phi'aiephis and New York will enume-
rate some Of the great bargains that am Low
Offering:
Calicces, fast colors, loc MP:
Mousselains De LANES. Csc, plain and very rich
Bleachei and Unbleached Cottons, cheaper than
the cheapest;
Fine Silk Striped Poplin at soc. per yard, all
wool,
Flannel. in every variety Of colors, from CSC. up
Alpacas from &c. mp
English Mernos, all colors, al Soc per yard-less
than half price;
10 ana ia Bleached shse,ng at soc. per yard
Pure Irish Linens from !oc. up,
Shawls Of every description at astonishing low
prices;
Bed Ticking rom lssc. mp:
1914, Ill. and r.! Blankets from IS pair up.
wards:
Cloths Cas,lmsrss, and Satinatts Mt prices that |
nm satisfied will snit the most fa.tidious;
together with every variety Of articles found In
4 ii st class Dry Goods house and respectfully
ask ID st my friends and the pub!ic Will give ma
call before purchasing elsewhere, a. am deter-
mined TO Offer Inducements that cann": fail tc
please. -.-.... 49, ,.u,,,,
Remamhar the NAME TIE PEOPLES STORE
No. 1909 Main street, between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets.
DC 5-lw A. LEV l.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-05

Yellow Fcver-RcEiStration i'll Louisiana
Scenes Before Negro Judge in New Or
leans.
NEW ORLEANS, October THE interments
from fever yesterday We're serenty-tlv"-an
increase of nineteen over the previous day.
The weather turned cold last night, and Is
chilly and rainy to-day.
General Mower has issued an order as
charging the boards Of registry except the
chairmen Of the same. The latter assume
charge of the registration lists and books and
all papers pertaining to them, which are to b'
forwarded TO district headquarters. No I'M
necessary delay in the preparation OF jury
lists will be allowed.
Judge Abel, counsel for Henry smith,
charged with perjury, filed u bill of "Scep'
ton. The case is being tried before Recorder
Dunn Il negro, and Judge Abells ineXcep-
ton sets forth that Dunn, being negro, nnre-
cognized by the laws of Louisiana as Il citi-
zen, is not legally m officer of justice. Dunn
| ovcrruled the exception, tried the case, and
discharged the prisoner. The prosecuting
witness refused 10 take the stand or be sworn
while Il negro was acting rs recorder. Beng
asked if he Intended to insult the court, he re-
piled that he did, and was fined twenty-five
dollars
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WHAT Mr.. HUNTER SAYs.-R. NJ. L. Hun
ter, who has been parGoned by the President,
says III his petition that he proposes TO direct
himself 10 the pursuits OF private life; that
he submits Loyalty TO the authority of the
United States, and recognizes the power Of the
General Government 10 establish its policy in
the South. II" will counsel conformity 10
that policy with Us much OF peace and con-
t"utincut as possible. He recognizes the ne.
crsSIty of submission, and feels the import
ancc of repoSc 10 the country. He says Prcsi-
dent Lincoln did not doubt that he CHR. Hun
teri would DO what he could 10 aid in the
work Of peac" and reconstruction in Virginia
that Mr. Lincoln expire I'd Il dcSir" 10 see him
whcu in Richmond, an sent for him.
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FLORENCE, October 2.--Oiiicial dispatches are
silent regarding Rome, but confirm the Vi
terbo disturbances.
MADRID, October 3.--Gcneral L"rsundi, the
new Captain General OF Cuba, sails i'nine-
datcly.
Ioxpoy October 3.-Thc bullion in the
Bank OF England has Increased :jOo,0').
IIvEE.ro oL, October 81 l.. M.-Cotton
closes inactive: sales, o,0,o bales upiands,
sad; Orleans, SD Bacon, lis. Cd Lard,
jis.
Ioypox, October 81 p. M-Consols,
"a JIG: United States bonds, ia
LIVERPOOL, October Noon Markets UNI
changed. Cotton-Sales for the week, $4,000
bales including 900 for speculation aud 1000
for export stock 30, ovp OF VIII Ii ~ are
American.
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TIE TOBACCO CRoP The st. Louis Democrat
has compiled the following statement Of the
tobacco crop:
ain Missouri 1t is reported 1T from II, 900 to
l.i,co1 hogshcaGs. This is far beyond an ave-
rage crop; but it is said that the quality of
the tobacco is unusually good. In Virginia
the crop has fallen of ne-ihird-it il re-
ported At 70o0O,oO) pounds-but is - The best
ever made as respects quality In some
counties OF North Carolina lands which had
been previously devoted TO tobacco were this
year planted with cotton. The yield for that
Stale is 3j,0o0,0C0 pounds. The yield for Ma
ryland is placed II 81. 800 200 pounds. Tennes-
see at 30, J,9,oyo; Kentucky at G1,on,oo0;
Texas 1T 1000; Alabama 1T 27o,Oo0; Arkan
sas ! 100000; Florida and Georgia each
600 900; Louisiana ut 10000; Sonth Carolina
III 3d. 900 and the northern States 1T 81, 800
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-05

TERR0Rs or A GUILTY CoNscIENcE.-A Radl-
cal of the Thad. Stevens and Ben. Wade
stripe out in Iowa, lately expressed himself
Us follows III speech
Gentlemen, The war is not yet over. 10
day there is one hundred thousand armed men
in the South ready ut the first opportunity to
deyustate The Morrill, YES, y he continued,
waxing eloquent, yes, fathers, you may We'll
think OF YOUR home 10 be made dcSolute by the
ruthless invaders You may think of your
families 10 be outraged of your hard earn
inss destroyed. Yes, mothers, yon may well
hug your little infants TO your bosoms. m
less Congress is sustained ii won be long be-
fore southern 1iendS are dashins their brains
ont. The Mississippi river will run blood IN
stead of water. The bright cedar VIII be
crimson with your gore the-the-the Dutch,
gentlemen, will Join with them ana hold Il
high carnival OF blood and beer. Beware be-
ware Don't vote for Heustcd-hc Is the chief
of the G ulden Circle, and WAS III close COM
munication with JET Davis. Vote for Ben
son for county Judge
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AT the recent Republican State Convention

A the recent kepuDcan STATE convention
for Mississippi l2j delegates attended, repre-
sentiug thirty seven Of the siXty-two counties
of the Statc--those not represented being the
sr,orsrly settled counties. The delegations
from each county were mixed, except III" tTo
from Copiah county. who were black, and the
iwo from Winston. who We're white. plat
form WAS adopted endorsing The principles Of
the National Republican party, pledging to
keep step with it in all political reforms, en-
dorsiu@ The congressional plan OF reconstruc-
ton for Mississippi promising free education
to every child i'll Mississippi, and the ballot 10
every man not diSirauchiScd for crimes in-
GLIDING treasoni, condemninS all distinction
of race or color i'll conferring the ballot or
other civil! or political rights, and pledgins
protection TO honest industry
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It's now stated that although Chie! JlStlcr
Chase NAV open the court 1T Richmond III
which LEFT Davis is 10 be tried, he cannot pre-
side for any length of time, as The Supreme
Court opens soon after III washington. IL
Then a desire is evinccd 10 postpone the triH.'
counsel for the Government VIII enter i tOtte
dTOStytl.
The Arlington estate, The property OF iue
,,ifa of General Robert L. Lee and her chit
dreu Jeff TO them by the Will OF thc lstte VI. " :
+ Custis was sold by the United Sti'es '''A
commissioners HawXhurst AID WATSON, Oh
the il tn OF June, ls6i, for non payment Oh lne
direct war tax, 1913 81, with % per cent. pc,
ualty and 10 per cent. interest, ana was ciu
in for the United States Governnent-thc
officers of which hold il stlll as a freedmen ;
village, farm school houses, cemetery, &c
4teIdadrt1 G1>tat.
DIR Sears whom we mentioned several
weeks since us having purchased the residence
of Or Madison, on CARRIERS Hill, has arrived
md taken up his residence among Us. we
riy,. DR. Sears Il hearty welcome 10 our coiiI-
,,unitv-S,uuntyn Ftndtouor.
a silver mine has been discovered on the
c,r,, of Mr. John j LareW, ten miles south
''', ~ ,t,untOu Surface specimens OF TIE
wa ..,,r been analyZed, which are sad 10 De
49, ,;,I, and 10 promise Il fine yield upon go
;,, -t,.rner into The bowels OF mother EARTH
Siuuttt0u Vindtcdtor.
M,vor Ludlow, of Norfolk, mas t'narr""
-. r,..iouuliou Cause, Insufficient Sal'i -
namely, 81 200 per aInuM.
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Singular Runners Mt Observation-Disclosures
Conspiracy in the Cabinet.
From the Now i ork !

From The Now Ork evening Telegram
WAsHrSGTuS, October "A very singular
rumor has been current among well-iuforned
circles here last night and this morning of the
partial discovery of :! conspiracy in the Cahi-
net against the President and his policy. 1t
is said that Secretary McCulloch has been for
som" time in secret treaty with Chief Justice
Chase for Il movement on the part Of all the
Gust tom houses and revenue departments all
over the country in favor of the Radical
ticket, 50 as 10 say" the party from the re-
verses that threaten it. and secure the nomi-
nation Of Chase At the next Presidential cleo
ton 1t is said that Secretary Seward has
been drawn into the conspiracy, and that his
object is 10 secure the recognition Of the Con-
servative party in New York on the next Pre-
sidcntial ticket, and TO overthrow the grow
ing influence of Governor Fcnton.
The disclosures create quite 4 sensation here
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New York Democratic Convention.

ALBANY, n y, October THE following
preliminary proceedings have occurred In the
democratic State Convention here
Rexntred. That the organization known as
the Tamlnany Hall organization is the reSu-
lar organization of the Democracy OF New
York. and that delegates claiming seats under
it have been regularly elected rs delegates TO
this Convention.
R.solred. That, recognizing the delegation
from the county of New York representing the
section Of the Democratic party known as the
Mozart Hall rs sound Democrats, OF unlues-
tionable fidelity to the principles ana canal
dates Of the Democratic party of the state
we tender them honorary seats in the Con-
vention.
On motion, the German delegation vas in
Guided in the last resolution.
ALBANY, n Y, October 1.-THE Democratic
Ccnyen ton has nominated Homer a. Wilson
for Secretary Of State: William 1. Allen,
Comptroller; W H. Bristol, Treasurer; Mar
shall b. Champlain, Attorney General; and
John G. Fay, Canal Commissioner.
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SALE OF PiTTsToS CoAL.-ThlS morning
% 900 tons OF Pit,Ston coal We're sofa III AUG
ton, by order of the Pennsylvania Coal Com
many M No III Broadway. The attendance
nj The sale WAS small. The following prices
were realized, being about the same us me
preyious sale: 5000 tons steamer coal III 6-W
IL 20 :, 900 tons CRATE coal -. lJdS4'5, "'oe'
ions stove coal. S4.12&; 1900 tons egg COAL
- t5as4 7p-St.0 York Express, ri.
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LAND TRApE.-Captain Il. NJ. Mooney has
traded his farm ''Urchard Lawn near the
Cross Keys, in this county, 10 Mr.. LinneaS
Woodsou. of Goochland county, Va, for his
Retreat" estate, located near the court
house of that county.
Mr. Noodson has purchased the Taylor :
Springs property of Mrs. Lurcna Dcncalc,
paying for it about $1,000, equivalent to cash,
and viii make that place his residence. His
Durpose is we learn. TO improve and open il
rs Il watering place Hockimg'nm Register.
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MEMORIAL CEREMoSIEs.-On Thursday, Goth
ultimo Il number of the ladies and gentlemen
OF Romncy, w. Va, assembled 10 do the ap-
propriare honors of inauguraling 4 monument
10 the Confederate soldiers who fell In the
southern service during the late war. Ad-
dresses were delivered by James ID. Arm
strong. Esq, Major Alexander Monroe, and
Krv e. Is. Fitzpatrick. The procession,
which was Il large one, was under the mar
shalShip of the gallant Lieutenant-tolonelD ID.
Ed. Beall late OF the Confederate service.
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THE CASE OF Mr.. BRADLEy.-It will be
brought before the court in banc. 1t is as
ccrtalncd that out Of the four judges who will
be on the bench At least three will sus tain the
action Of Judge Fisher in suspcnding Mr..
Bradle: from practising in the criminal court.
.NnttOlnl Ini.iiileacer.
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General Grant and the Presidency.

TISPitch 20 The New OK EvenInR FO1l
WAhhISdtoS, October s-Genoral Grant
In conversation 4 few days since with two
Republican Congressmeu in replying to di-
rect question rs 10 the Presidency, said that II
it should seem To- be the will OF Providence
and the desire OF the American people that he
should be President, he would not feel NJ
liberty to resist the one nor dlsappoint the
other